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Evening star., 1945-11-14
Judge Hunter Rites
In Abilene Today

Funeral services for Judge j. c.
Hunter. IS, member of the Petro-
leuln Industry War Council, who
died Sunday at Altoona, Pa, were
Evening star., 1945-11-14

vember 10. 1915. GARY Z. JONES Of iS3 itS
9TH st. NV. devoted husband Of Thelma
I. Jones and loving son of Mrs. Mary
sisters. Ave brothers and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Remains resting at
the Doyie G. Brooks funeral home, 1900
Florida aye. NV. Funera. Thursday. NO
yember Is, at l pm. from the New Hope
Baptist Church, 1917 5th st. NV. Inter
meat Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IA
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THE END

Hoover FBI rhicf warn. the
pubhc ~ post-W aT crime danger
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i. {. T.. HEARING
AT PALM BEACH

WEST PALM BEACH. Sept. 3.
FMS Edward Bah. trustee ~
the Alfred I DsiPoni Estate. an
n0unced this week that West
Palm Beach has bcen selected Is
the sitc for the postponed Inter
state Commerce Commission
hearing Nov. ~ 90 take texii-
mony in the Florida East Coast
Railway bankruptcy proceedings.
NJ. Ball made the announcement
az p conference with city officials
here In which . nunlhcF of mat
tiers of mutual interest were dis
Cussed. among them tho remov al
81 the FLORIDA East Coast tracks
90 the Seab0ard riRht-of-wsy
and the question II a right of
way for a central sever line
through PC railroad property.
Bali said that among plans be-
ING considered by the DuPont IN
terests iOT the Improvement %
the service are the runklng 81
short streamllncd trains between
the Palm Beaches and Mlarni 40
frequent intervals and neW trains
bltwcen Miami and jacksonville
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-08

uhalth iazated - Tallahassee
g. fhs pfattlcr 81 laW and later
waa appointed as state official
rs Gutffum Tl4mmti It's SEW
res uprt 50 hiehlA appreciated
~ Fse LeNsslaiasuws slsak tbeg vol
"a hirn the Same salary a. mat
rreeNe8 bv fhe euh8net officials.
athast any Substitution uy him
of rs friends
Whan Wmd Nw Was D.
rlafsn uaassegn GeHWaay en- ~
unuea sialgs nulph 8CeNgd
trlaafam falu tht z s NAVY DR
nar9meut advisfne thai ~ had
ueen highly accommodated ~
CaraUn saffefiet 81 thr l. y
Coast Guafa rampa iaI e g"n-
nt4man anB .equsefod hr meet
Catf b .ueu uf tbs q = & u
.tfs Coast auard ard Navy bsne
mstnst iaI na tht Wurh Va q.
ahnf tt ta lsat Iuk ths state
af.ss aH sas lHin daF at Juiy,
g. aas alttu command 90 an
..n.f N..s steam vessel un ihs
Iatr 8.. g. served iul thirteen
r az. al SEA as commanding oi
t..f ana IS Naval Iut4tma .iii.
ga a.. fnt #emaIuaff 't tht "al
Arr 49, g. n.y1nt the '' AZ
49,. u 49, snasyfst inf ssii 'i
m. urt and .rtf hs slfe. g.
daughter snd o an iw NJ ri'
fs. ...f Ihe a1n ha. ia.."~ -
m tf footsteps at h.. 'aih.l ADJ
af 81 the AIwt oi "'iil
~ I
49,. H An.I .ar Leai.n N'.
u Iph attended W.
rw f ustufaar H 1s.f .''i'
..H. ashaaIs frHn ti's'i''
pt hamiaI ~. Peg o..
f.l.fa ana aaa chests 90
- .f g. sfsfa psF ''.
and aas apl .if''i
A. AHa4t b.aui'nH '' =
H. lIt nai.anat '.''
lue q. ha o. %
tasI satl - "'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-08

a DUiph grew g. manhood he
beeauas convinCea that ne rail
ra@as tcoEnnaanly ealted the Ger
passasona wure the rWal devel-
upxFs af the state and allied ham.
SIT pnlttiCally wah thesa. Dur
the thnsn aaya me so-ealled Cor.
pufatinns' contralied the lrpisla-
tare foT thsu uNn protection bv
eiectina men ADO wCrc favor
abs "a their Interests
Capt D e Maxwell. vice -prcsi-
0Hmi and eeneral manager. and
CAPS A O MaDonen. general
passNngrr aRcnt q me old y {.
4 = WeFe ebose persn1al friends
~ Dslph and b. as always hon
essa hF recUiving annual passes
over theu lines Tins was fifty
seven years aEo A ~ u water
has 9one over ihs Min IN Florida
daglnR that time
EAUlrh was AN immaculate dress
&C. Whcn ~ grew "a manhood ex-
cepi @hen ou hunting and fishing
tFipS. bazi hEogan shoes (made %
0ne- paeCe coWhidel. without Sucks.
jean pants. hiCkoTy shirt with
heetick SuspendeFa. commonly
called -Eaillssus wore not un-
knoNn o. hin when pulling the
b@li-coEd ever aemmGMa
One of F0ridas oldest and most
prominent journalists. Who was
engaged iu iownallstic pursuit 90
the time, relates t4N snCident Hc
was n Jack sont - A. the time
and the nld pss~cnpT depot was
located 81 TIE foot ~ Hogan
Street bcfore the day q the Union
ssation during those DAYS re-
poTters fof ail neWspapers met
the incoming and outgoing trains
% gather news items and their
local cohlmns acre filied vita
the arrival and departure ct wcll
knoWn cliisrna aFsi otheg Items
90 lntcrcsf 90 fheir readers and
thna ClHlrx fned
Or fhis ascasiuu the journalist
mnd q reporter &nmtrred down
60 IN depot 90 meet the uncom-
tna passenger tam from Cedar
kas. Rea GaNs ass unknown
mt thBt time alid Passengers had
90 tote their own uaNKaee a
handsomely dressed young man
stepNnd from the train AMI thc
esHsaariuF I'D ne TRAIN porter
talse 30 haafaat q q Galing
haea this tmlnR behae the day
"a automahalem Fhe reporter ca
claimed. Who m the wurd Is
tha potentate. renewing so muCh
attemliun4 TIE journalist re-
nited VIZ. that's only a lowly
mewapaprt editor ana not . po-
tentate but a friend and support
rf 81 thg railroads. whlch az
counted fai the speCal courtesy
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hEliexe a or not, this Il a
sFus story - the highlighss IN
the career of ere Tpxaaato
kAaAaeipno. pooE Levy Co1n-
y cracker boy, lefl an orphan
- thn aee II ten. without ed
saesaa0n IS monRy ann pull
81 40 ~ his boot STRAPS and
- alEse = web knuwn ard
le@ding eisixen 20 tne State A
Flufkia.
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Okay. 29.96S Pennies
For Your Thoughts

PITTSBURGH. Kas A ques-
ton wIth spuse vents o. Il vas
thrown az the Pittsburgh First
State Bank Arthur Signor asked
hank officials n they could use
soFnc penules They saHi ycs.
Signm poured out s.s47 several
months aRo be- popped the same
question and came across wIth
several heavy buckets containing
83.l2l PENNIES
Production of 500 90 automo-
hiles Is seen possible tins wear
Germans Mc held iof massacre
uf IS Americans "a Italy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-08
HORSE AND BUGGY DAYS IN FLORIDA


Levy County pos, for several
years
he'urning 20 civilian lie, with.
cot any business connections. a
family - support and practically
without money. a. he had spcnt
thirty five hundred dollars, whsch
represented his savings account.
taking care Of has family n addi-
iion 10 his Navy pay. a. took
some time for him % adjust him
Heh 81 unusual conditions. lie rad
= feeling much like q fish oaat II
water but SON got going and es-
tablizhed has Law practice and
afterwards reentercd the state
service as an official 81 q salary
uf SIX thousand dollars q wear
and EXPENSES Leaving the state
service IN 1890. he returned "a his
old home In Levy County and re-
summed the practice of has PROBES
sions.
RstiFss Prom Lise At Sea
While Dolph has retired from
the hfe a. sea and his active
practice If has professions. ne
iooks with pride al thr framed
commissions and certificates over
his desk. WhiCh are a. follows
Admission 90 the Bar ~ the state.
forty five years ago. admission 20
practice before supreme Courts
and Interstate Commerce Com
mission commission as heuign-
ant -colonel. lieutenant comman
der. commando and L. : license
as captain az steam tesscls and
tirst-ClaAs pllot
Dulph - an uld man now. and
a. he slta GA has front porch.
iondly gazing ~ the waters IL
the Gulf. on which he spent so
many tcmpcstuus DAYS and nights.
IA has the satisfaction &C know
lng that hc has spent useful
life. and t Is nuppd that tins
story all be- an incentive go
some po1r boy Ca encourage hum
go press forward and bygome a
useful citizen
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14

5,835,0OO washers and 100000 iron
ers, according to Mr.. Upton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14
EvaZuate Hair Styles To
Suit Your Face, Features

D Page Boy, Pompadour, Upswept,
Flat Top, Feather Cut-the parade
of coiffureS goes on and on. With
the entrance of each new one,
countless women see themselves
completely and more DANGEROUSLY
transformed. 1t is the wise woman,
however, who evaluates each new
hair style fashion in relation to the
shape Of her own face, her features
and her personality. What looks
glamorous on your next door neigh
Dor or divine on your favorite mo-
vie star may be all wrong for you.
For example: A Flat Top hairdo
is definitely out for a round faced
gal, while Pompadour is definite
ly not for the girl whose face is
long and narrow. Such an exposing
couture would only exaggerate the
severity Of her contours. We could
go on and on but by this time you
get the point-do your hair to suit
your personality as well as your
features and do not just pick any
couture because it is the fashion
or because it is ideal for your best
girl friend.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14
NO FRYING

It's best not to fry poultry or
.neas before canning, because it
senos to give a hard. dry crust to
flavor. eaOie
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14
B | R 7 H S

Boys were born the past week at
the Wyandotte General hospital to
the following:
Mr.. AND Mrs. Alvin Andrews,
Ecorse, June Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Arnold, De-
troit, June 9.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney MalinowSki,
1890 Cedar, Wyandotte, June 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoffman,
River Rouge, June 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Patterson,
Allen Park, June T.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Samota, Lin
coin Park, June 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Antolak, 1913
Antoine, Wyandotte, June 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zasadny, 2451
Seventeenth, Wyandotte, June 2.
Girls were born to the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Strohschein,
2l268 Pennsylvania Rd., Wyandotte,
June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Steinman,
Dearborn, June 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donaldson,
Lincoln Park, June 6.
Mr. and Mrs. James Manis,
Ecorse, June 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenoard Kalamay-
ski, River Rouge, June 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Torango,
Ecorse, June 5.
Mr.. and Mrs James Rice, Ecorse,
June 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. White,
Lincoln Park, June z.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Watkowsxi,
2796 Electric, Wyandotte. June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wysocki,
735 Orchard, Wyandotte, June 8.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14
Promise Light
LOtU-COst Cars

Disclosure that General Motors
intends to manufacture a lighter
and more economical automobile
after the war is hailed by econom-
lists as another instance of the way
competition reduces prices and i'm
proves products.
c. E. Wilson, General Motors
president, announced plans for the
new car after the Ford Motor Co.
had made rublic its plans for a
lighter and more economical auto
mobile to be priced about 20 per
cent below the standard Ford ma
chine.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14
p. T. 4.
Notes
PLAN LAST MEETING
OF PARENT TEACHERS

The last meeting Of the Wayne
County Council of Parent Teachers
associations for this current year
will be held on June 19 in the form
Of picnic at the Wayne Park, on
Josephine, near Michigan avenue in
Wayne.
Members of the executive board of
the council met May % at the
Wayne Parks Recreation building
in Wayne where plans were made
and committees were chosen for
the coming year.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14
lroners and Washers In ouar.sisy In to Months

It will take three to six months
before manufacturers as a whole
are rolling out washers, ironers and
driers in quantities that will be
really noticeable in stores, L. c.
Upton, president, American Wash
er & Ironers Manufacturers Assn,
says in commenting on WPB's 60
ahead signal on these products.
There is pent-up demand for
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14

Clever use of ready-pasted cut
outs on the napkins, place cards,
wooden serving trays, hot dish pads,
and individual ash trays make O
different and colorful setting for any
luncheon table.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14
New Address

The new address of John E.
Henry, Y &c Is as follows: John
E. Henry. Y &c, Ships Company
Personnel office, U. S. Naval Sta
ton, New Port, Rhode Island.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14

Cecil Mobley, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Mobley, ST., of 400 Sec
ond street, Ecorse, has been award
ed the BauSch and Lomb honorary
science award at the Ecorse high
school.
Mobley, who recently won the
University of Michigan scholarship
from EcorSe. was granted the hon.
orary award through his excep-
tional progress in the field Of SCI
ence while in high school in the
subjects of biology. chemistry and
physics.
The award was first organized in
1891 and serves as an incentive to
high school students to continue
with their work in science after
graduation.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14

Keep up with the fashion par
ade which definitely includes a
plaid dress. Suitable for any
age or any time.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-14

= Get War Bonds For Victory =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-18
BOLGARIJA TREBI
PRONEMSKE ELEMENTE

Pc prevratu z dne 9. septem-
bra je bio v Bolgariji ustanov-
ljenih IA sodiSc, MANFRED IA V
Zofiji in so V drugih pokraji-
nah V svrho sodbe vseh, XII SO
bill krivi sodelovanja z Nemci
in iz%vrsevanja nacisticnih uka-
zov V dezeli. V Zofiji je bill OBJ
sojen ma smrt tudi Hitler, seve>
da ne ola bi bill craven. Obsojen
V smrt je bill tudi preplaSeni
prime Girl, brat kralja Borisa,
diva druga regenta, diva bivSa
ministrska predsednika, % mi
nistrov, 66 bivsih parlamentar-
cev in mnogo clanov castniske-
ga zbora, policijskih in draw
nih uradnikov.
Natancnejsi podatki glede
stevila ma smrt obsojenih, ka-
znovanih in oproScenih Sc MISC
na razpolago. Minco Nejcev, mi
Mister ~pravosodja je poudaril,
da SO imeli vsi obtozenci ma raz-
polago svoje zagovornike in da
Jill je vlada dala tudi onim, XII
jih MISC mogli sami placati.
Omejitve glede zasliSavania
pric nj bio nobene. Nejcev ie
omenil enega parlamentarcev,
XII je privedel 100 pric.
Vas dopisnik (clan casniSke
agencije ONA) ina wits, da jaw
most delovanje ten sodiSc moo
no odobrava. Ono malo kritike,
katero je cut, obsoja ''nedostoj-
nc naglost v izvrsitvi smrtne
obsodbe princa Cirila" in areta-
CHE nekaterih "demokraticnih
prvakov'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-18
MARTIN JUDNICH PISE

(Sledeci dopis je bill poSlan re "a
V prejSnjo Stevilko, a je bill list OBJ
prejemu re napolnjen.)
Waukegan, Ill. - No, kako ie
izpadla vasa prireditev ma veil
konocno nedeljo, je vprasal ia
ali oni il druge naselbine. Mi
pa smo odgovorili: "BoljSe kot
smo pricakovali." Vreme smo
imeli idealno. Yes dan je sijalo
solnce in mila sapica je "a spo-
znanje dihala. Nekdo je rekel,
da je tudi Bog z nami, ceS, da
mas ina rad. In zakaj pa ne? Mi
hocemo pomagati naSim bratom
in sestram V starem kraju. Bog
prav gotovo We "a njihovo TRIP
ljenje. Obcinstvo je napolnilo
dvorano re oh drugi uri, kar pr
mas nj navada.
Milan MedveSek, kot reziSer
igre "Norec", jo je primahal il
Chicago re okoli II. ure dopol-
dine. z MIN je priSla soproga in
mala, a luSkana hcerkica, XII Sc
ie potem med igro veckrat jo-
kala "a papana, cato, ker SO ga
grdi dedci hoteli najbrz nabiti.
Milan je pregledal ako je oder,
pohistvo in druga oprema V re-
du. In ko je videl, da je, je bill
kar nekam vessel. Cikazani SO Sc
dobro odzvali ma nasi prireditvi.
Pogresal sem lie Sc Katke in ia
peta Zupancica, Ud~ovicevih in
Korelna Pogorelca.
castor Sc je dvignil OBJ pol
treh. Gramofon, XII je bill spo-
jen z mikrofonom, je zasviral
ameriSko himno. DR.. Andrew
Furlan je vodil program. Pred
stavil nam je JoSkota Ovna, kot
glavnega govornika. JoSkota po-
zna1no Waukeganu menda vsi.
Je Re veckrat nastopil ma ma
sem odru, a vselej je prav do
bro %izvrSil svojo nalogo. Govo-
ril je jedrnato, sem pa tia pove-
dial tudi primerno in zdravo Sa-
10. Dorothy Judnic je zapela
komad il opere Sevilskega briv-
ca IN Lepa naSa domovina. Ma
ry Mrnjac je govorila hrvasko.
jake dobra govornica, pove pri-
presto a razumljivo.
s, tenn je bill prvi del izvrsen.
Zopet smo malo skakali pc odru
in ga pripravili "a igro. Frank
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-18

Zaitza, kot Sepetavca, smo stla-
eli V luknjo. Godina je pregle-
dial Sc enkrat, &c Sc Sc Sminka
drzi ma obrazih. Ko SO bile vse
podrobnosti ma odru vsaka ma
svojem mestu, Sc je castor dvi-
gnil. Kljub temu, da je bila dvo-
rama polna gledalcev, je bio vse
mirno in tho. Ako bi padla sa-
mo igla ma odru, bi Sc je bilo
sliSalo dvorani.
Igralci in igralke so izvrstno
izvrSili svoje vloge. In meni Sc
ie videlo, da SO boljse igrali tu-
kaj, kot pa V Chicago. Ljudje
SO bill V sploSno. jake zadovolj-
nj. Sc jih morate povabiti, sem
slisal g~ovoriti. In to bono tudi
storili oh prvi priliki. Dosti uzit-
ka smo imeli cd vas, a ne vemo,
kako ste bill vi zadovoljni z ma
mi in z naSo postrezbo. Druzab-
nj ljudje mi nismo, to priznam
JAZZ sam "a sebe in "a vecino.
cato je potrebno da Sc veckrat
snidemo, da Sc bolj spoznamo.
Ma tenn mestu Sc imenu odbo-
ra prav prisrcno zahvalim Mi
lanu in njegovim igralcem "a
Min velik trud. PRAY tako lepa
hvala tudi drugim cikazanom,
XII so mas posetili. OF priliki bo-
mo povrnili. Da ne pozabim go
vornikov. Tudi oni so zasluzili,
da Sc jim zahvalimo. Tudi ma
Sim vrlim kuharicam Sc mora
mo zahvaliti. Pripraviti hrano
"a toliko ljudi nj nobena sala.
Cd 8. ure zjutraj, pa do II. I'VE
Ger, to je vec kot Shit V tovarni.
Maj DO ma tenn mestu iskrena
hvala vsem in vsakemu posa-
meznemu, kdorkoli je ma tel
prireditvi kaj pomagal, ali kako
drugace prispeval k uspehu.
Moralni uspeh je velik, gmotni
Sc DO pa vrtel okoli tisocaka.
No, o tenn bono Sc porocali.
Martin Judnich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-18

jih prispevala druStva, je med
clanstvom "a to preridbo veliko
zanimania. Il South Chicago SO
sporocili, da bodo knjizice in
~vstopnice, XII so jih dobila on
dotna drustva, vse razpecali in
Sc Jill lahko uknjizi kot gotovi-
no. Poslali bodo tudi stab delav-
cev, XII bodo pomagali ma pri-
redbi. Razume Sc, da northsajd-
cani ne bodo zadaj "a Southci-
kazani. " Ciceru, Berwynu in
" par drugih okoliskih naselbi-
nah Sc kuha nekaj velikega. Kaj
Sc DO skuhalo, pravijo, da je vo-
jaska tajnost, XII DO pa razkrita
ma dan priredbe. No, ia. Bono
lie videli kaj da DO. Southsajd-
cani in v start slovenski nasel-
bini Sc della ma vse "kriple' "a
uspeh tie priredbe, XII Sc DO vr-
Sila v naSi naselbini.
Glede programa maj recem to,
da DO bogat in privlacen. Ma
stopila bosta diva pevska zbora
in sicer zenski zbor Slovenske
zenske zveze in moski zbor Pre-
Seren. Posebna atrakcija pa DO
Molina trio. Kdor Jill je re sill
Sal, jih hoce Sc in Sc. Glede igre
Matt" maj omenim lie toliko,
da imajo vloge izkuSeni igralci
kot je Mrs. Kusar, Milan Med
vesek, Anton Krapenc, Alice
Koshmerl in Jos. Oblak. Govor-
nix pa DO, kot je bio re poroca-
no, starosta vseh govornikov
Etbin Kristan, predsednik SAN
Sa. Morda bono imeli tudi 60
vornika IL starega kraja, XII boz
do tisti cas- tn kot delegate ma
dveh razlicnih konferencah.
Program Sc pricne tocno OBJ
B. popoldne. Pc programu DO pa
prosta zabava. In ma razpolago
bodo ~jestvine, pijaca in pies.
Torej ne pozabite nedelje 20.
aprila. Pridite vsi, ker to mora
biti prava solidarna demonstra-
CHA eikaSkih in okoliSkih Slo-
vencev V korist naSim ljudem V
start domovini.
Ma svidenje! = Louis Zorko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-18
GLASGOW Il NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

Majski glas SO do Is. aprila
narocila Sc sledeca druStva iii
posamezniki: druStvo stew. 300
SNPJ,, Braddock, Pa, 10 lit;
st. 124 SNIP, Forest City, Pa,
10; st. 33 SNIP, Ambridge, Pa,
10; St. 1O6 SNIP, Imperial, Pa,
25; st. Al SNIP, Conemaugh,
Pa, 10; s,lovene Social Club,
Bridgeville, Pa, 10; Joe Kolenc,
Aguilar, Colo, 3; st. 1863 SNIP,
Avella, Pa, 10; Joseph F. Durn,
Cleveland, O., 25; Izobrazeval-
nj dom, Library, Pa, 25; st. 407
SNIP, Windsor Heights, W. Va.
5; st. SOP SNIP, Cudahy, Wis,
5; st. 225 SNIP, Edison, Kans.,
4; St. So SNIP, Eveleth, MINI,
10; st. / SDZ, Cleveland, o., 10;
st. $50 SNIP, Helper, Utah 10
in Frank Masle, Little Falls, N.
Y, 2 iztisa.
Opomba: V zadnjem porocilu
V tel koloni mi je tiskar naredil
pomoto, ker je il Karisha mare
dill Klaricha. Glasiti bi Sc nam
rec morale, da je Louis Karish.
Bradock, Pa, postal II pozdrav-
nih oglasov "a Majski glas. =
C. p.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-18
Vladimir Leystik:
ObIOdOvci

Uboga zena je zagnala - ne
krlka; nekaj necloveskega
In je pala mani, v curkoma bru-
hajoco kri, krcevito GRABBED $
prsti pc robovih rane, kakor bi
10 hotela zapreti -.
Use to je Slo bliskoma kakor
divje SAME. Mislim, da mi srce
Sc nj trikrat udarilo, ko je pri-
Intel Obloda "a menoj. In tedai
Sc je zgodilo nekaj, cesar ne bi
bill mogel verjeti, da nisem vi
del ma svoje oci, sliSal ma svoja
uSesa. Nekaj, cesar morda Sc
danes ne verjamem tako, kakor
je treba verjeti ugotovljeno
stvar:
Obloda je skocil k professor
jew zeni. Kakor IL una ie sko-
ell k njej in 10 je prijel "a ra-
mena. Ne cato, da bi 10 pobral.
. ne! Stresel 10 je "a ramona =
da bi yam mogel pokazati, ka-
ko! = in il je kriknil S priduse-
MIN, ogorcenim glasom /. ali
veste, kaj? Veste Ii kaj?
me tulite, gospa! j.. Ne tu-
lite, pravim, dame Sc bodo pre-
strasile SliSite? Ne zdai!
Potem tulite, potem! -.
Yes razburjen je stopil k
meni.
Ia Boga, ukrotite 10, zama-
site il usta! Brzdajte 10 dotlej,
da spravim dame odtod ..."
To reksi je planil IL sobe in
skrbno zaprl "a seboj.
Ali r-ska gospoda je re zadu-
hala nekaj posebnega. Vzdig-
Mia Sc je kakor val in je zahru-
mela V vezo, kjer 10 je prestre-
gel sodnik z razprostrtimi ro-
kami.
"Kaj je? Kdo krici?" SO ia
skale naSe dame, ma celu Jim
Kosirnica in Cicigojka. "Zakaj
krici, kaj Sc je zgodilo? Mic? To
nj resnica! Kako vpijel Kaj je?
Umor, samomor? Date, da vi
dimol -, da vidimo! -. vidi-
mooo! -"
Krivico jim je delal Obloda,
ko je trepetal "a njihove zivce!
MoSki SO pomagali hrumeti
PozreSna radovednost in sla dc
strahote sta Sc penili V zvoku
glasov. Cepetajoca cloveSka bur-
ia je butala V sodnika. In res!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-18
(Dalje in konec.)


"Mlinar zbesni, &c mu pri-
neso tie ostanke," sem pomislil
"Kakor bi dajali beracu vbogai-
me-"
Toda Mlinar je re besnel
Med naSim pomenkom je nasta-
la obca tisina; V tel tisini sem
r~azlocni zacul il zadnje sobe
obupno zaklinjajoei glas gospe
Marice in razjarjeni glas profe-
soria, XII 10 je srdito podil cd
sebe.
"Izpred moth oci!l" je riovel.
"Da tie ne vidiml Konec bodi te-
ga. Dovoljl Konec! Konec! Ko-
nee. -"
Aha" sem Sc zgrozil. "Pri-
haia. NaSel je sekiro."
Druzba je re nastavljala use
sa. Ocividno Sc Jim je zdelo, da
profesorjevo r~azsajanje to pot
presega vsakdanjo nero. Obra-
ii dam so izrazali ogorceno stro-
cost; tudi sodnik Obloda Sc ie
drzal kar moci zacudeno in stro-
60. Mignil sem mu, maj mi Sic
di. Nato sem brez oklevanja
planil V hiSo.
Toda borba Sc je odlocila,
Professor je vrgel zeno il sobe,
zaprl Sc in obrnil kljuc.
Ivan" je zakricala Marica
S presunljivim glasom, "Jezus,
Ivan. go. Gospod Senica, ma po-
moe"
Ko sem prihitel do ME, je
pravkar vstajala S tai. Ne da bi
kaj pojasnjevala, Sc je brezum-
no vrgla ma zaklenjena vrata in
udarila vanje S celom, z roka-
mi in koleni, z vsem namah
Razumel sem. In sem Sc zagnal
kakor oven, S pobeseno glavo....
Prepozno, Sredi skoka sem "a
cul onkraj vrat -. enkrat, diva
KRAFT, trikrat! -. z blazno, memo
COCO naglico trikrat zaporedo-
ma ti5ti StraSni, zamolkli, nice.
muir ne podobni zvok, XII je w.
rok, Ga nosim dolgo brado. Oc
kar sem ga cul, ne morem vei
videti britve
Vrata SO odletela. Ko sem ga
zagledal, je Sc stall. Preden SEN
svoji grozi iztegnil roke, da b
ga ujel, Sc je zvrnil.. z vraton
prerezanim do koSti!