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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26
He Wouldn't

-ns sc1.,e-- Ne1spspe. Publishers ASCOT
z-lo-. w-oico Keeps : t.se- a. the pulse Of
re country r-1ca more consistently than most
people realize. offers the following:
If we're publishing that newspaper
This phrase has caused more than one good
publisher to throw up his hands in disgust.
The task of trying to please everyone was
never more prominent than in the newspaper
profession.
There are Republican newspapers and Dem
ocratic newspapers, papers that advocate this
and others that oppose something else. But
with all the fiery editorials and blazing head
lines, there is still certain amount of cor
servativeness-the barest touch of restraint.
It. is 10 these shock-a osorbers that the lay
man often objects The publisher is accused
OF pulling his punches" or mot calling a
spade 3 spade He is told he has no back
bone and IS 2 fence-stra adder. Occasionally,
z weIl-raeanlng citizen will rush into the Of
fee and pour out wild yarn picked up
from an authoritative source often I'M
named Should the publisher seek to more
firmly establish the authenticity of the story,
the tale-bearer, feeling that his veraciry is
being questioned, will frequently flounce out
- the office in an unhappy mood.
these unpleasant occurrences, which hap
ven daily can only be combatted through g
realization by the reader of the problems O.
publishing unconfirmed or libelous material
These are phases of newspaper business al
foreign to the average reader as the work
ings of a web press.
Hampered as they are by rules and regula
tons with tae constant threat of libel sui
hanging over their heads, 1t is nothing shor
OF amazing that newspapers handle their wofl
as well as they do Clustering accusation
must be seasoned with generous sprnkil
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26
High Officer Scheduled
For Cherry Point P'''

CHERRY POINT, July 25.- = :
or. Gen. Ralph J. Mitchen, ,o " +,
M. c., who recently returned On.
this country after serving az 's sr1
mander of all Army, Navy yam, an,
Marine aircraft in the oo 'l'3n a..
area of the South Pacific VIII :,
rive here soon after Angus. M
assume his new post al the 9! NJ
rine air station at Cherry r
He will be the -highes',Fa. a. M;
officer ever to be stationed III '-'
county. ~. y,irg;
General Mitchell won ms , t.p5I
IN 1920 five years after ne g a,atiol
the Marine corps upon stSa4''A,,pr
from the Naval academy - "a,
napolis. As a coincidence ne 5.,ri...
director of Marine aVlalol. W fi-;,
the summer of 1941 when the M b
detachment of Marines cs.'r ci-r.
New Bern for training at the w. ~;
county airport. The camp HiS- N h,
then named Camp M-tcnell '' Nip
honor, and is still known d.
chell field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26

I went along as a combat pho
tographer-got some pretty good
stuff too" he said. II didn't want
to go as a passenger which would
be just another headache for the
pilot
Air Force officers said that
Lynn's work on the business end
of a camera resulted in some in
valuable" movies.
Right now Lynn is trying to
get the China-B urma-Ind theater
i don't like this static business
but I guess I'll have to go where
they send me-
Like every CT, Lynn is a bit
perturbed about mis- future. But
with 81 points-four short of the
critical score-and the need for
AR Corps ground officers, he
hasn't dared think too much
about the prospects of returning to
the films
I'm not any better as an actor
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26
Southern Progress

When Horace Greeley uttered his advice:
GO West. young man. and grow up with the
country he had been reading about Lewis
vast uncultivated and uncivilized regions be-
yond the Missouri.
He might better have told young America
to go South,'' where Natures gifts were
equally lavish and pioneers had already TAX
en- advantage of some-notably in the produc-
ton of tobacco and cotton-and civilization
had already taken root in cities and COM
merce.
Because Greeley and Eastern capitalists
turned the nations composite eye and the
Union Pacific afforded rail transportation to
the West, the South, with its unlimited re-
sources, was for the most part by-passed for
years and had to make its own way without
outside assistance and largely against cost
ly practices which required it to send its
raw materials to the East for manufacture
at heavy expense and caused large per-
centage OF its young men to seek their fortune
north of the Mason and Dixon line.
It was not Until the textile industry began
portation savings and cheap power, that the
South generally started its march of progress
which has finally placed its Federal Reserve
bank, at Atlanta second to the top in ad
justed demand deposits, third in time de-
posts and first in reserve notes in circula-
ton.
From the turn Of the century the South
industrial production advanced from 81 1854, :
900, 900 to s11, 100, 600, 900 in 1899, more than
700 per cent at a time when the national
increase was 400 per cent and all areas out
side the South 366 per cent. The South ac
counts for IS per cent of the nations cotton
CROP 80 per cent Of the tobacco, IS per cent
of the natural gas, so per cent of the pc
troleum, so per cent OF the bituminous coal
40 per cent of the lumber and IL per cent
OF tae iron ore. In 1943 the South produced
721 ,846, 900 bushels of corn, 100 1881 900 bushels
of oats and 1O208O0O0 bushels of wheat. TWEEN.
| ty-eight million head Of cattle were an asse
valued at 81, 472, 500, 900. single North Caro-
lima COW brought $4,000 at public sale.
These are some of the things the South
has done for itself. AS the war draws to q
close, we face challenge of the future. Tc
accept it with benefit we must revise our
economy. We must discover means Of utilizing
the S. 1877 00C 1000 worth of war facilities erect
ed in the South. We must find outlets at
home for the earnings on the $25, 532, 4O2, O0(
spent in the South on war supply contracts
We must help individual holders of war bonds
to invest their capital wisely when the bonds
mature.
But, particularly, we must not only invite
industrial leadership to come South, but pro
vide full opportunity for our young men in
technical training and make the advantage.
to be gained in business and the professions
so attractive that there will not again be
movement away from home as has happened
in past years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26
Craven Negro Is Held
In Automobile Death

NEW BERN, July PA coron-
er's jury Monday night found indica
lions OF over-speeding on the part
OF William c. Nelson, 20, negro, of
near Vanceboro, and Coroner U.
w. Daugherty renanded him to
Jail in default of $500 bond to
await grand jury investigation Of
the death of Luther Thomas
Slaughter, 10, of the Spring Garden
section: Nelson was driving an au-
tomoblle that crashed into the rear
OF mule cart near Jasper last Fri
day night. causing the death OF
Slaughter and the injuring of two
other occupants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26
Editorial Comment
WARS LESSON

The fact that fleet of 500 or more Ameri-
can heavy bombers, on single round trip
flight of $500 miles, can drop $500 tons of
bombs on japanese cities outing to prove 70
us that in the future such a fleet can fly
from Berlin to New York or Washington with
the same kind of load or a much heavier one.
That is just another reason why we dare not
take chances on a third world war or permit
Germany to prepare for another war.-Char-
lotte Observer.
We fought Revolutionary War over manlp-
ulation of taxes TO regiment a people Ever
since that time we have had to beat back
attempts TO misuse this powerful instrument.
Dubuque, la. Telegraph-Herald.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26

Of good sense, TIE most vigorous crusader
must observe certain bounds beyond which he
dares not tresnsss Libel laws are the only
check Of freedom Of The press, The archives
Of the Fourth Estate are filled with accounts
OF libel suits Of which the casual reader has
never heard
"If 1 were publishing that newspaper :"
Don't worry. He wouldn't
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26
New Bern To Receive !,
Record City Bulge

NEW BERN, July 25.-With 1d,a 5',
ord budget of $685. 900. the i'i have
tentatively adopted buose, ear D.
priations for the ensuing E onn me.
spite the increase of SIT. oo y.te i
last years budget. the a. d.. IN II,
81. so is being retained Que .sr aid
anticipated increase III
light receipts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26
HEADS UTILITIES

CHICAGO, July 25:-(P)-Bi-ger
L. Johnson, fSrmer president of
Memphis Natural Gas Company.
has been elected president of
American Utilities Service Cor
poration, II was announced today.
The corporation operates tele-
phone, water and gas companies
in Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri,
West Virginia and Florida.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26

Editors note.-The Star and the News
accept no responsibility for the personal
views of Mr.. Pegler, and often disagree
with them as much as many of his read
ers His articles serve the good purpose
Of making people Think
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26

The best 'vacation) idea for civilians. stav
at home. Put the fare in War Bonds.-Alb11-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-26
TOP O. THE MORNING

TOP O. THE MORNING
What Joy to know life's outer gate
At no command of Chance or Fate
Swings wide to you and me.
Impassable it still must stand,
Securely locked, until His hand
In love puts in the key.
DIR. Egbert Smith-From poem, Fear
Not, l Have The Keys of Death"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
POSLUSAJTE

~POSLUSAJTE
vsoko nedejo' prvo in noj-
storeiso jugosIovonsko ro-
do uro V Chicago Cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postoio
Vodi 10 George MARKHAM,
VICES, 1850 kiIocycIes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
POTOVANJE II DETROITA
v OREGON

Ker Sc moi sin z druzino ma
haja V Oregonu, sva Sc bila z
zeno odlocila, da jih obiSceva
in pa da 81 ogledava nekoliko
dezele.
V Cascades Locks V Oregonu
je Civil Service Camp V kateri
Sc nahajajo fantje, XII so odklo-
Mill vojaSko sluzbo. Eni so to
storili il protivojnega staliSca,
ker vojna povzroca toliko goria
narodu, nekateri pa IL verskega
prepricanja.
Vzdrzavati Sc morajo sami,
oziroma jim najvec pomagajo
verske sekte. Ia Waldo delaio
brezplacno. Opravljajo razne
posle V drzavnih gozdovih; SADIE
drevesca, grade in popravljajo
pota in varujejo gozdove pred
pozari.
PrVa najina pot IL Detroita
je bila V Chicago. Ustavila sva
Sc pr Mr.. in Mrs. E. H. Arko V
Ciceru, kjer sva bila jake dobro
doSla. Ne samo da sva dobiIa
stanovanje in hrano, ampak tu-
di avto sta nam dala ma razpo-
lago, da sva lahko sla ma obiske
V Slow. del. center, V 81. urad
SNIP in k prijateljem. Torej
hvala Ed in Helen!
Bila sva tudi ma Clarendon
HillSu, kjer sva obiskala Johna
Olipa, Joska Ovna in Petra Ber-
nika. Imajo zelo lepe vrtove
(roze, drevesa in socivje).
Pc Stirih dneh V Chicago v
Sc odpeljala naprej pc zapadnih
drzavah. Ko sva odsla, je bila
V Chicago silna vrocina. Nekie
V Nebraska pa smo priSli V plo-
no in postalo je hladnejSe. Ne
braska je velika poljedelska de
zela. Waived vidiS koruze, pa
tudi Irvine je veliko. V drza-
wanna Wyoming in Idaho pa vi
dis sto in tisoce akrov zemlie,
XII nj vredna mic. Planjave in
hribi, kjer ne raste drugega kot
divji pelin. V nekaterih kraiih
vidis kako farmo, kjer rede Ii
vino. Drevje je samo okrog his
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
TESKOvNI SKLAD
PR0LETARCA
XXI. IZKAZ

Star City w. Va. Lawrence Sc
lax So; John Prelc 81, skupaj So
(Poslala Virginia Selak.)
Chicago Ill. Klub st. l JSZ, pre-
bitek piknika II. junija $238.24:
pc So: Frank Omahen in Frank
Terselich; Frank Peterlin SOC, sku-
PAL $242.74.
Noble, o. John Pollock So.
Willard Wis.,. Joe Cerne 81. OPo-
slal Matt Malnar.)
Cleveland, O.. Vincent Salmit
So; Peter BukoVec ST, skupai So.
(Poslal John Krebel.)
Los Angeles, Calf. Mrs. Joe
Cupin So.
Rock Springs, Wyo. Frank Re
mitz $2.35.
Aliquippa, Pa. George Smrekar
Use.
Chicago, Ill. Pc So: John Thaler
in Anton Garden, skupaj 81. Cz-
rocil John Chamazar.)
Pueblo, Colo. Ludwig Yoxey
Toe; pc soc: John Zupancic in Ma
ry Hochevar skupaJ $1.76. (Poslal
Ludwig .YoXey.)
Waukegan, Ill. Anton Kerzich
81. (Poslal Martin Judnich.)
Beech Grove, Ind. John Trcek
$500.
South Fork, Pa. Jack Rupert
SOC. (Poslal Frank Cvetan.)
Cleveland, o. Frank Barbic
$3.50; Joseph Kuncic soc, skupaj
So. (Poslal Frank Barbic.)
Arma, Kans. Anton Shular 81.
La Sale, Ill. Leo Zevnik Use.
Chicago Ill. Andrew Grum Ode
trot) $25; pc SIS: Matt Petrovich in
Josephine Mocnik (oba v CIeve-
landu); Frank Vratarich Guzerne.
Pa 81, skupaj $500. Gzrocil FIR.
Zaitz.)
Bull, Mimi. Rudolph Kovacich
$1.OO.
Detroit, Mich. Joseph K1arich
81; Math. Klarich 81, skupaj So.
(Poslal Joseph Klarich.)
KOkomO, Ind. John PetkovSek
$1.00.
Cleveland, Ohio. Frank Hribar
SLAB.
Strabane, Pa. Louis Bartol 81:
Frank Logar soc, skupaj $3.50.
(Poslal Vincent Peternel.)
Skupaj $314.78, prejsnji izkaz
$595.43, skupaj $91O.21.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Spomenico gIede
Trsfo, Isfre i'm
PTmorjo

ker Sc DO 10. septembra vrsi-
la V Londonu prva konferenca
zunanjih ministrov Sovietske
zveze, Francije, Kitajska, Veil
Ike B~ritanije in Zedinjenih dr.
zav, ma kateri DO sestavljena
mlrovna pogodba "a Italijo, ie
SANS zopet predlozil omenje-
MIN drzavam svoje zahteve gle
de Trsta, Slovenskega Primoria
in Istre. Spomenico je sestavil
SANSov predsednik Etbin Kri-
stan.
Prikljucitev omenjenega ju-
5oslovanskega ozemlja k Slove-
1lji in Jugoslaviji je edena resi-
tev tega problema, XII Sc je pc
zakljucku evropske vojne Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
APPEL veIeposIoniko
SimiSu

Jugoslovanski veleposlanik v
Washingtonu Stanoje Simic Sc
je obrnil ma SANS S prosnjo, da
obvestimo jugoslovansko Jaw
most V Ameriki O naslednjem:
Da bOdO jugoslOvanske oblasti v
Amerika lahko ~resevala zadeve XII
prihajajo cd jugOsIovanskih in
ameriskih drzavljanov in Sc ticejo
tuJezemstva, maj vsak prizadeti
predlozi svOjO zadevo najbliznje-
mt jugOslOvanskemu konzuIatne-
mu zastOpniku. Nj Sc treba Obraca-
ii ma raZne urade v start dOmOvini.
Stvari bodO %razreSene hitrejse in
pravilnejSe, ce gredo skOzi rOke
Jugoslovanskih uradnih z~astOpni-
kOv v Ameriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29

poslabsal. V tenn teritoriju je
dive %tretjini prebivalstva slo-
venskega in h~rvaSkega in lie ena
tretjina italijanskega. Jugosla-
via obljublja italijanski mani
SIM popolno svobodScino V vseh
ozirih, medtem ko je stara TIA
liza ma najsramotnejSi nacin
skusala uniciti jugoslovansko
vecino. &c Sc bodo zavezniki dr.
zali obljub, XII SO jih dali zasuz-
njenim narodom Europe V At
lantskem c~arterju, tedaj nj no.
benega dvoma, kan bodo odde-
iii tie kraje. &c DO pa trzasko
vpraSanje spet sluzilo Ia sred-
stvo mednarodne politicne kra-
marie, tedaj SO nemiri V Trstu
in V drugih delhi cd zaveznikov
okupiranega Primorja lie price
tex vecjih nemirov in ljudske-
ga odpora. Use to DO preprece-
no, &c DO italijanska mirovna
pogodba dolocevala, da je Trst,
Primorje in Istra I~taliji odvze-
ia ter izrocena Jugoslaviji, ka-
NOR pc vsej pravici tudi spada.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29

mega poslopja "a protekcijo
pred vremeni. Koder imajo u
metno namakanje, Sc nekaj a
ste, drugod pa izgleda silno pu-
sto.
Ko pridemo V Oregon, Sc pa
zacenjajo gozdovi, najvec smre-
Ike. Nekateri SO jake lepi. Viso-
Ike gore tie jake spominjajo ma
naSo lepo Gorenjsko.
Portland je lepo mesto. Ina
menda okrog 10000 prebival-
cev. IL Portlanda sva Sc peliala
OBJ reki Columbia in Sc ustavila
"a en- teden v Cascade Locks.
Vseokrog SO visoke gore in go
zdovi. Oh omenjeni reki drzi
glavna costa st. 80 in zeleznica,
Tu okrog so veliki vodopadi,
med mimi Multnomah Falls,
Wahkeena Falls, Horsetail Falls,
Bridal Veil Falls it'd. Najvecii
je Multnomah Falls. Voda pada
62O cevljev globoko.
V malem mestecu Hood River
smo Sc prepeljali cez most v dr.
zavo Washington. Mostnina je
SOC cd avta in 10c cd vsake ose-
be. Vozili smo Sc nekoliko DO
Washingtonu in Sli zopet nazai.
Zemlja je tukaj dobra, am
pax jake kamenita. V poletnem
casu je suho, ker nj dezja. V
jeseni pa zacne dezevati in DO
EN- skozi vso limo. Dostikrat
imajo tudi mocan veter, XII pride
z morja. Podnebje je jake pri-
Jetno. V poletju Sc dogode vro-
cl dnevi, a noci so hladne. Po-
zlmi menda nj tn nikdar nude
ga mraza.
Lepo je nekoliko potovati in
81 ogledati druge kraje. Naiina
tura je bila S tenn pri kraju in
treba je bio spet nazaj proti
Chicago in Detroitu.
Rudolf in Mary Potochnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29

nasimi zavezniki. Karkoli je
neprijetnega ma svetu, je treba
pripisati Rusiji ali Angliji.
Ameriske skupnosti nj treba.
Vsak Amerikanec maj pripiSe
svojemu sosedu vse, kar mu gre
navzkriz. Obsoja maj pok. pred
sednika Roosevelta, da je "sko-
val vojno zaroto" in mai obdol-
zuje radi povojnih tezav emo
manjsinskih skupin = napada-
ii je treba vse, izvzemsi naci-
stow in ~fasistov, XII SO zaceli
vojno.
Reynolds je spisal knjizico
navodil "a svoje agente z ma
slovom "How to Become Polit-
ical Leader in our District. Sc
stavljaj celice pc deset oseb,
nasvetuje, in uvedi tajne Sc
stanke v zasebnih stanovaniih
clanov, LIE vodja vsake celice
maj pozna podrobnosti O drugih
celicah. TIE vrste podtalna tai
most v takozvani politicni stran-
XII prav gotovo nj v skladu z
amerisko tradicijo demokracije.
Reynoldsova organizacija ne
kani napraviti nobene napake
to pot. Mislijo, da jim DO uspe-
10 nakopiciti toliko sovrastva
med belimi in crnimi, med kri-
stjani in zidi, med katolicani in
protestant, med tn rojenimi in
priseljenci, med delavci in de-
lodajalci, da DO priSlo do krva-
win nemirov in do meScanske
vojne, ter Sc Jim DO takih raz-
merah ponudila prilika, da Sc
polaste Wade V tel dezeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Professor Luski Sc
NJ zuhvuIiuje

Pc razglasitvi rezultata Volt
tev ma angleskem meseca juli-
ia, je SANSov tajnik postal ce-
stitke predsedniku izvrSnega
odbora britske delavske stran-
Ike ter v imenu SANSa izrazil
zeljo, da bi nova vlada zavze-
mala drugacno stalisce glede
Slovenskih in jugoslovanskih
v~praSanj, kakor pa ga je zavze-
mala Churchillova vlada, zlasti
glede Slovenskega Primorja,
KoroSke it'd. Podobne misli je
izrazil V svojem telegram tu-
di SANSov castni predsednik
Louis Adamic.
Dne q. augusta je bilo spre-
jeto il Anglije naslednje pismo,
Xxi ga je professor Laski napisal
l~aStnOrOCnO:
Manor Cottage,
Little Bardfield,
B%raintree, Essex.
6. VIII. As.
Dear Mr.. Kuhel:
On behalf of the British LabOur
Party, may l thank you warmly
for your kind letter? May / also,
through you, thank your honorary
President, Mr.. Louis Adamic, for
his telegram.
The LabOur Party is keenly
ware that this great victory in
wolves not less great obligations.
If we can be helped by the full
hearted support of democratic or
carnations in the New World, as
in the Old, it will be an immense
help to the fulfillment of our COM
mon purposes.
Yours very truly,
HAROLD j. LASKI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
SNPJ durovuio Sonsu
$4,000

Ma svoji polletni sell Is. av-
gusta je 81. odbor SNIP odredil
izplacilo vsote $4,000 "a politi-
emo akcijo SANSa. S tenn kora-
kom je najvecja slovenska pod
porna organizacija V Ameriki
in glavna hrbtenica naSega po-
Iiticnega gibanja in pomozne
akcije V Ameriki izpolnila svoi
sklep, da pomaga SANSu zne-
sku $4,000, &c DO vrSil tisto de-
10, kot ga je Slovenski narodni
kongres zacrtal ma svojem zbo-
rovanju V Clevelandu meseca
decembra 1912. Enako vsoto ie
SANSu izro6ilo poverjeniStvo
Jugoslovanskega republicanske-
ga zdruzenja nedolgo nazaj.
Druge slovenske podporne
we've so prispevale dosedaj "a
SANS naslednje vsote: Ameri-
ska bratska zveza $4,000, Slo-
venska zenska zveza $6O1.25,
Zapadna slovanska zveza $500,
SIoVenska dobrodelna zveza
$500 in Jugoslovanska podpor-
ma zVeza Sloga $50.
la mesec SO naSe podruznice,
podporna druStva in posamez-
nlki poSlali lepe zneske "a poll
hcno in relifno akcijo. Skupni
odbor SANSovih podruznic V
CIevelandu prvaci z zneskom
$4,000 "a takojsnjo pomoc trpe-
cemu narodu 500 pa "a upra-
70 SANSa. Ma drugem mestu
Je naSa najvecja podruznica, st.
81 v Clevelandu, XII je prispe-
VaIa $1,000 "a pomozno akciio
IN $500 "a SANS. SIedi podruz-
nlca st. 81 IL Barbertona, kier
Sc Je vrSil zelo dobro obiskan
Shod ;. augusta. Nabralo Sc ie
"a pomozno akcijo $478.OO, "a
upraVo pa $124.0O. Podruznica
st. 48 IL Collinwooda je placala
"a prodane revije in pamflete
SIo3.9O. Podruznica st. 10, Can
ton, o., je nabrala $50 "a relif
Ter Sal "a upravo. Znacilno ie,
ia SO vsi ii prispevki priSli il
orzaVe OHIO, odkoder Sc je pri-
8IaSllo Sc druStvo st. 1853 SNIP.
rover Point, in poslalo $1O7.67
"a relif.
Observation-Disclosures federaciia
oNPJ je darovala $53 "a relifno
IN S53 "a pomozno akcijo. Po-
uruznica st. Sc, Milwaukee,
WIS.,, je placala "a revive in bro
sure $6O.75, podruznica As,
brooklyn, N. Y, pa je poslala
S44 clanarine. P~rejeli smo tudi
nekaj drugih manjsih prispev-
AoV "a pomozno in politicno ak
clio.
Vsem omenjenim nasa iskre-
ma zahvala!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
S~ovietski Ietalci
so veliko IefoIi

Il podatkov sovjetskega VI
hovnega poveljstva je razvidno,
da so sovjetski letalci izvrSili V
minuli vojni mad tri miliione
poletov in unicili 60, 900 sovraz-
nh letal. KolikSne SO bile V isti
dobi izgube sovjetske zracne
flote, Moskva Sc nj podala toe
nih Stevilk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Il SANSovego urodo
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

narodu V Jugoslaviji, je bill We
lik triumf "a vse one, XII Sc res
trudijo pomagati narodom Jul
goslavije, in velik poraz "a one,
XII jim je nesreca slovenskega
naroda deveta briga in skusajo
ma vse nacine sabotirati in raz-
dirati delo "a pomozno akcijo.
Vzlic letakom in pridigi, da
imajo V zupnijskem parku shod
"komunisti", Sc je zbralo sku-
PAL lepo stevilo ljudi in sledilo
govornikom in drugim tockam
ma programu. Jolietcani sami so
ugotovili, da je bila udelezba
trikrat tolika kakor ma ",katoli-
skem dnevu" "a. junija, ko je
oh prisotnosti 100 ljudi bila
ustanovljena Katoliska liga slo-
venskih Amerikancev pod vod-
stvom bivsega ravnatelja Go
spodarske banke in Gospodar-
ske zveze V Ljubljani Franco
GabrovSka.
Napovedani govornik DIR.
Slavko fore, svetnik jugoslo-
vanskega veleposlaniStva v
Washingtonu, je nekaj dni pred
shodom resno zbolel in Sc nj
mogel udeleziti. Njegova odsot-
most je marsikaterega razoca-
rala. Ampak kadar cloveka ma
pade revmatizem, XII Sc ga je
nabral pc slovenskih gozdovih
in hribih pc stiriletni borbi "a
svobodo svojega naroda, je VISA
ko potovanje izkljuceno. V ma
domestic pa je DIR. Zore postal
pozdravno brzojavko, V kateri
je apeliral ma jolietske Sloven-
&c, da maj nikar ne pozabiio jul
naskega slovenskega naroda V
uri njegove potrebe. Program
je vodil Frank Vranichar, FL.
nadzornik ABB; V imenu Slo-
venske zenske zveze je govori-
la 81. tajnica sestra Erjavec, ma
dale Frank Wedic, 81. tajnik
Druzbe sv. Druzine, JoSko Oven
in Mirko G.. Kuhel. CLAM anne
riske legije SO imeli V oskrbi
razvitje ameriske zastave in OBJ
ljubo udanosti Ameriki. Ma pro-
gramu SO bile tudi pevske to-
cke, slovenske in angleske, ka-
kor tudi pohod vezbalnih kroz-
kov SzZ.
Yes shod je bill izkljucno re-
lifnega znacaja in govorniki Sc
MISC bavili S politiko. Vsi pa so
poudarjali, da je nasa dolznost
sedaj podpreti ia borbeni narod
tudi materialno in pri delu la
hko pomagamo prav vsi brez
razlike ma versko ali politicno
prepricanje. Narod je vse to z
navduSenjem odobraval in Sc ie
tudi S prispevki dobro odzval.
NaSim rojakom Jolietu gre
vse priznanje "a njihovo mad
strankarsko delo in to kljub We
likim potezkocam in neprili-
kan. Izkazali SO Sc, da tece DO
njihovih zilah zdrava slovenska
kri ter da sc jim koristi sloven-
skega naroda pr srcu. Hvala
VAN, rojaki Jolietu!