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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
PRIREDBA POMOC
STARE DOMOVINI

Chicago, I'LL. - SANSova po-
druznica st. 2 DO imela v sobo-
to 20. januarja ma north side v
Fleinerjevi dvorani, 1888 North
Halsted ST. priredbo v pomoc
naSi start domovini ljudem, XII
SO tam Sc zivi ostali.
Apeliramo ma vas vse, torej
tudi ma tiste, XII stanujejo odda-
ljeno cd naSe severne strani
mesta, da posetite to prireditev.
Cimvec Sc mas DO zbralo skupaj,
boljSi DO uspeh "a namen, radi
katerega Sc vrSi ia zabava. Yes
prebitek DO poslan v podporo
naSim ljudem, kateri Sc hrabro
bore "a svoj obstanek in svo-
bodo.
Prepricani bodite, da BIO gle
de postrezbe ustrezeno vsem,
vzlic sedanjim razmeram. Cd
Dor je v ia namen pridno ma de-
lu in nase marljive kuharice Sc
bodo potrudile, da DO ma razpo-
lago dovolj potic, krofov it'd. ST.
Ger pa veste re il prejSnjih Pc
setov, da p%ostrezejo gostom ce-
10 boljse kot obljubljajo.
Ma priredbi ne BIO nobene po-
sebne kolekte. In Vstopnina lie
samo soc. Namesto, da bi 81
iskali zabavo drugje, pridite ma
to priredbo. (Drugih slovenskih
veselic V Chicago ma ia vecer
nj Ne DO YAM zal in pomagali
boste s svojim posetom Glove
koljubni stvari.
Vemo, da imajo naSi listi We
like dopisov, naznanil in poro-
ell, cato je nase vabilo kar ma
kratko napisano. Sal vsi vedo,
zakaj prirejamo to zabavo. To-
rel ma svidenje v soboto V ONE
njeni dvorani.
John Turk, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17

Anton Garden, ~zapisnikar, An
gela Zaitz, Frank Udovich in
f. S. Tauchar, nadzorni odbor;
Frank Zaitz, upravitelj poslop-
ia.
Z~borovanje DO v lastnih pro-
storih, 1901 SO. Lawndale Ave.
Pricne S OBJ 8. zvecer.
Ako kak delnicar ne BIO mo-
gel priti ma sejo, lahko poobla-
sti s svojo poverilnico koga IL
med onih, XII Sc je udeleze, da
ga zastopa.
John Rak, tajnik, 1857 South
Lawndale Ave, Chicago %, I'll.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
DRUSTVO "SLAVIJA"
PRlREDI PUSTNO
ZABAVO

Chicago, Ill. - DruStvo "Sla-
via" st. l SNIP priredi ma pu-
stno soboto 10. feb. domaco "a
bavo, Xxi Sc BIO vrSila v jednotini
dvorani, 2657 So. Lawndale.
Ave.
Vstopnina je 30c z davkom
vred. Igrala DO dobra godba in
zabava DO res domaca in pri-
jetna V druzbi samih prijate-
ljev in znancev (seveda, moSkih
in zenskl)
Rezervirajte 81 torej soboto
10. feb. "a poset tie zabave.-Z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
ID d OST


lie, in Sc spet nitro skril. Ne
VEN kaj, toda bolelo me je kot
ola Sc mi je zgodila krivica in
me obenem tezilo kot ola sem 10
storil, pa mi je ne DO mogoce
vec popraviti nikoli.
Obolel sem. Tistih par dni, XII
sem jih prelezal, je zavitih v
temo. Dodge roke so me lovile,
me bozali hladni, subj, koSceni
prsti, XII jim nisem mogel ube,
zati. Kdaj pa kdaj me ie resil
tesnobe zaskrbljen NAM n
obraz, ne "a dolgol Poteze
ma MEM SO Sc razvlekle, Sc spa
Gle. Vame SO buljile steklene
oci ter Sc mi smejala brezzoba
usta, XII je jerk opletal pc Min
in pc posinjelih ustnicah. Kri-
cal sem.
Pa je minilo tudi to. LIE ne
kaj sem zacutil: ola Sc je mno-
golaj v meni spremenilo. MISC
me vec veselile ne knjige, XII
sem jih poprej rad prebiral, ne
igra, ne tovariSi, ne sonce. Maj
ljubSe mi je bio, &c SO me pu-
still samega. O Gem sem pre-
misljal takrat? Ne vem, e ne
Vem!
Nisem Sc upal vprasati, zakai
Sc je zgodilo, kar me je tako
grobo udarilo. Tudi mama ie
molcala. Pc svoje sem zvezal
dogodke tiste pomladi, XII Jill je
bilo toliko in takSnih, da so me
spravljali V grozo. liza zavese
OBJ oknu sem videl procesijo
bednih, vklenjenih postav, sre-
di med vojaki. Sami znani obra-
Ii, XII jih nisem srecal cd tedai
nikoli vec, in spominjam Sc tu-
di: v vecerih so bile ulice "a
strazene, niSrno smell IL his. Da
je vojna, sem menil. Nj bila, po-
zneje sem spoznal da ne. Pa ce-
pravl Cete vojakov S puSkami
so me navdajale S strahom, XII
je sencil moi smeh in sem We
Ger "a vecerom vpletal V moli-
tev prosnjo, maj vihar, Xxi sem
ga cakal in Sc ga bal, gre mimo.
Da, pc svoje sem zvezal dogod-
Ike tiste pomladi ter pristel k
MIN Sc obeSenca pod napol Cd
prtim oknom v drugem mad
stropju. PlaSil me je S svojima
dolgima rokama in mi potiskal
koScene prste globoko V duSo.
Bledega obraza, XII je poku-
kal skozi okno, nisem pozabil.
In me je vedno objela tesnoba,
kadar sem Sc ga spomnil; tes-
noba in razocaranje. Je ma sve-
tn Sc kaj lepega? Med trnjem
sem Sc znasel in ne VEN: ali so
mi rojenice zapisale tako pot,
ali Sc je, ko Sc je pretrgalo clo-
vesko zivljenje nekoga, XII sem
ga poznal lie il srecanj, XII ga nj
sem ne ljubil ne sovrazil 80. ali
Sc je V trenutku izpremenilo
vse V meni in mi je umrla vera
v lepo, v dobro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
DELO KLUBA ST. 118 JSZ
IN NEKAJ 0 DRUGEM

Strabane, Pa. = Ko je Bozic
minil in Sc je p~oslovilo stare le-
to, je bilo tudi konec sezonskih
voScil. Steer so novoletna in bo-
zicna voScila lie stara navada, XII
traja teden dni, potem pa je
brez pomona. Kaj delajo V teh
cash industrialni karteli in fl
nancne ustanove, XII imajo deze-
10 V svojih krempljih, to mas ne
SINE brigati, ker V Min nimamo
interesov, sal direktno ne. Tako
Sc izrazamo, kadar sprejmemo
tisto, cemur Sc pravi plaza in pc
vrhu mogoce Sc vojni bond, ako
SO bill mani re vsi obroki po-
ravnani.
Da, voScila ostanejo voScila,
nikdar izpolnjena. Tako potece
leto in zopet je treba vosciti We
sele bozicne praznike in srecno
novo leto. To Sc DO nadaljevalo,
dokler bono morali agitirati "a
vsako dobro stvar, XII bi imela
prinesti V resnici srecno novo
leto.
Agitirati in delati in OBJ enem
biti izpostavljen vsakemu, da tie
nahruli, ceS. ii re YES. "a kai de-
las, in ia ga kaj" mora biti tvoi
yep! To je najboljsi izgovor, ola
Sc iznebis agitatorja, ker ii je
nevaren, da tie ne "obere'', lie
pa Sc tax clovek onim, XII ga v
resnici obirajo, pa Sc jim Sc Hill
nj. vrhtega. "Znat' Sc mora.
pravi narodni rex.
To maj DO analiza O tistih, XII
ne bodo nikdar spregledali. Oni
so splosni dobri delavski stvari
V veliko skodo in v boju "a ME
govo osvoboditev najvecja cox
liza.
V teh razburkanih cash vol
nih in drugih grozot naiboliSe
izhaja tisti, XII ina mozgane sa-
me cato, da z mimi napolni IL
sti prostor v CLAW, XII je mozga-
nom namenjen. Ma vse nacine
Sc je re opisalo grozote, XII Sc
dogajajo ma frontah IN "a from
tami. Menda je izrazov, XII hi
bill primerni "a opis teh stra-
snih cloveskih tragedij Sirom
sveta, najvec pa V Evropi, re
vsem zmanjkalo.
Oh vsem tenn je nam edino
ena tolazba in upanje, pravim
upanje, ola Sc IL tie krvave ira
gedije izcimi nekaj, kar DO dalo
ljudem sal priliko misliti, kai
storiti, ola V BODICE ne DO vec
vzrokov "a p%onovitev tragedije,
kakrsna Sc sedaj dogaja.
Dolznosti "a pomoc naSi start
domovini Sc naselbina Strabane
zaveda V polni meri YES cas-, cd
kar je pablo vojno gorje in IL
~ranija ma mas narod. cato smo
klic naSih tamkajsnjih bratov
tukaj dobro slisali.
Do konca leta 1914 smo imeli
podruznico SANSa Same S pro-
stovoljnimi prispevki, sedaj pa
smo podvzeli korak, ola organi-
ziramo delo ma podlagi zakljuc-
ka lanske SANSove konvenciie
V Clevelandu, MANFRED, ola mai
DO clanarina So letno in to do
takrat, dokler DO naSa pomoc.
oziroma ia akcija potrebna. Ia
koj Sc je vpisalo precej clanov
in vplacalo omenjeno vsoto So
vsaki. Koliko smo cd postanka
ten akcij nabrali in poslali "a
razne relife, ne bonn tn omenial,
ker je bio o vsem re porocano.
Pac pa zelimo, da bi ia naSa DO
druZnica SANSa irnala y cvo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
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Pc racunih italijanske Wade
DO Italia letos potrebovala cd
zaveznikov podpore v vsoti
$3.50, 900 "a zivila, "a popra-
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sredstev in v razne druge nujne
svrhe, n. pr. "a gnojila, tovorne
avte, poljsko orodje it'd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
Vladimir RIJAVEC:

DyoriSce sc Sc nj reSilo MIRA
ka. gornja nadstropja pa SO Sc
IL kopala V zgodnjih jutranjih
iarkih, XII so silili vse nize, Sc
rezko odbijali cd Sip, skakali v
tpsne sobe, nosec zivljenje s sa.
| no, in so radovedno ogledovali
truplo. Tako obsijano je vzbu-
ialo v meni Wits popolne spo-
koinosti, zadoScenja, miru, =
lie kdaj pa kdaj Sc je V smuku
vetra zganilo in Sc mi je zdelo,
ia lie mrtvi ozivel. - "Kaj me
toliko gledate? Sal nj mic, pa
tudi vredno nj" je razocarano
leno odmahnil z neznansko
doIgima rokama, nikoli Sc nj
sem mogel nacuditi tema dolgi-
ma. nesorazmerno dolgima ro-
kama. V duhu sem 81 predstav-
lal njegov obraz,, XII ga nj bio
videti; mocno zadrgnjena zan-
ka mu je potiskala glavo proved
/ nazaj. Zaripel, posinjel, z izbu-
Henimi ocmi in izplazenim jezi-
kom, - toda videti ga nj bilo
in mi je pogled begal cd odpe-
tega delovnega jopica do pre-
kratkih temno modrih hlac, il
katerih so molele suhe noge v
pcno$enih cevljih. Semtertja SO
zakorakale V prazno, ola me je
~pretreSlo in sem zelel obrniti
oci in misli drugam, pa mi nj
uspelo, ne VEN zakaj ne. Obese
nee me je privlacil z neznano
I siIo in bi ga bill gledal bog We
do kdai, da me nj iznenada
zgrabila mamma rOka ter me
potegnila vstran. PRAY tedai me
ie zgrabila, ko sem Sc motil S
tankimi, koScenimi mrlicevimi
prSti, kakrSne SO pac imele lie
tarovnice V pravljicah, in me
je treslo OBJ pomisli, da bi me ii
prSti ujeli, Sc me oklenili, me
pobozali 49,. PrestraSil sem Sc,
Tce mi je nehalo utripati. Bill
skOvito sem Sc obrnil -- ter
Sc umiril, ko sem zagledal pred
sabo mater. In spominjam Sc:
bill sem il nesoncno hvalezen,
4 da me je Zdramila ter me reSila
rde podobe, XII me je potem Sc
tOlikO in tolikokrat preganjala
V Sanjah, XII Sc je nisem mogel
reSiti, tako globoko Sc mi je "a
rezala V duSO. Ne, nisem je in
e ne Dom pozabil nikoli. Ostala
mi DO grenak spomin il mia
"a
doSti, XII mi 10 je izpolnila ter
zasencila marsikaj lepega v
njej. Grenak spomin in najmoc-
nejSi.
V sobi me je premagalo. z
oOrazom sem Sc vrgel ma poste-
go in zajokal. Mama me je to-
lazila, pa Sc danes ne VEN, kaj
me je tako tiScalo, da sem Sc
moral o~lajSati S solzami. Ali do
8odek sam, -. ali morda pre-
S'raSen, zacuden, bled obrazek,
Al Ie "a trenutek pokukal skozi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17

kako je z vaSim znancem, sose-
dom, pri~jateljem? Ste mu kdaj pri-
porociIi, da maj 81 naroci ProIetar-
ca? Poskusite, morda ga pridobite!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
BO50X... KNOCK YANKEES OUT OF TOP SPOT
TiQers Move Into American Lead as By-produef of
 Red Sox' Drive

Detroit tops the American League today but the loud noise in the back room comes from the Boston Red Sox. Joe Cronin's Sox belted the New York Yankees out of the lead and advanced into third place cnly two games off the pace with nine wins i ntheir last 10 starts.
 While the Tigers have been sneaking up on the Tanks at a leisurely five out of 10 pace, the Boston gang has been galloping on the outside behind the inspired ritching of Dave Ferriss. Cronin had to use three hurlers to stop the Tanks, GA, after the Sox belt ed Enie Bonham off the hill for his fifth straight setback, on four-run sixth inning.
 Russ Christopher became the top winner among big league pitchers by grabbing No. g at Washington expense, 40 The lanky Philadel- phia Athletics side-arm artist yield ed six singles, four in the first two innings, and ran his string of scoreless innings to IT,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
Wedin Hasie;
 If's of Now

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, June g. Walter Winchell said today his daughter, Walda. had decided to seek an annulment of her three e-day- cid marriage to William Lawless.
 The columnist quoted her as tell ing him in a telephone call from New York City.
 we had a long talk ana agreed we had made a big mistake"
 Winchell said Walda, IS, added that she and Lawless had not lived together since their marriage Tues day. Lawless, 29, of Cambridge, Mass, is an art student and former Army staff sergeant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
MEAT INCREASE n
 WON'T BE MUCH

WASHINGTON, June g. - The Governments promised increase in meat supplies next fall may turn out to average only 36 ounces more ger civilian for the entire October December period.
 Spread over 9o-day period this 36-ounee boost would be scarcely noticeable, particularly if civilian demand continues at or near pres ent levels.
 This prospect is based upon lat est government meat allocations and estimates of l945 production
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
VERSATILE TREE

JERSEYVILLE. Ill.-An apple tree in c. w. Wieneke's orchard is the apple of his eye.
 The tree is bearing eight varieties of apples, indicating success for Wieneke's experiment several years ago. This is the first time the tree shows signs of producing eight kinds of apples-Gano, Jonathan Willow Twig, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Roman Beauty, WinesaI and Black Twig.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
MUSIC

KANSAS CITY-Bob Witter, a high school student, was trying to beat cut a tune on battered old mouth-harp when he heard of Germany's surrender.
 Good, maybe those Germans can get back to making harmonicas again. he said with hardly pause.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
BAIT

WAUCONDA, IH-When Douglas Crooks opened his candy shop on VIE Day he placed on the floor of the shop a 13-foot-long Nazi flag which he had received from a friend in Germany.
 Customers were invited by Crooks to wipe their feet on the flag.
 Business was good all day. Crooks said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
Movies Show Brides
 TheiF Future Homes

LONDON British brides of Cana dian servicemen, waiting to sail to the Dominion, are learning through moving pictures about living condi- tions there.
 Films selected by the Canadian Film Board are being shown to the brides and a lecturer supplies a commentary. The films show how Canadian women cook and shop and how community life operates in Can- ada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
ARCAp0-K0Op JR.
 CCMBINATION X
 DERBY FAvORiTE
Sixteen in Starting Field for Top Turf Event.
 Track Doubtful
(8y Associated Press)

As post time draws near for the seventy first running of the Ken lucky Derby-perhaps the richest in it's history today, another wartime crowd of 10000 was looked for; des- pite the possibility of another deluge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
She'll Look Good
 lsl The E Dollars

CHICAGO - The man who walk cd into Rosy's Millinery Shop re- gently locked like an ordinary cus- toner But when he announced he wanted to buy gift for his girl and suggested something "screwy'' in the hat line, the clerks thought he was bit unusual. He was. He produced a pistol, snatched $75 and escaped.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
ANCHORAGE MERCHANT
 TO VISIT ARMY SON

Mrs. Betty Paris, owner of a wo- mans apparel shop in Anchorage, left for the south by plane to pur- chase stock and visit her son, First It. Proctor Mellquist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

that would ruin hopes of a good track.
 The feature race on the Churchill Downs card is the seventh, with pest time set at SIS D. m. All starters except the lone lilly, Misweet, are in at 126 pounds.
 Prominently considered as likely winners are: Hoop Jr., Jeep, Alexis, Pot oLuck and Darby Dieppe, sur prise winner of the Blue Grass Stakes whose chances might be improved by mud. Hoop Jr., with Eddie Arcaro up, probably will go to the pcsta to 3 favorite, with Pot o'Luck and Jeep at to 1. Also mentioned are: Foreign Agent, Tiger Rebel, Bymeabond and Air Sailor, of the field of l6 three-year-o
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
MRS. MALKoM ARRIVES

Mrs. Jennie Malkom, of Hoonah, has arrived in Juneau and is a guest at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
STANDINGS Ur THE CLUBS
 (American Lcague)
Games Friday

Games Friday Boston 6, New York 4. Detroit 2, Chicago l. Cleveland ?, St. Louis l. Philadelphia 4, Washington 0.
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National League)
Friday Results

Friday Results St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3, 13 in nings) Brooklyn g, Philadelphia l. Chicago T, Cincinnati 3. tOnly games playedD
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LEGAL NOTICE

Cars parked on the City of Ju- Eleventh and Harbor Way must be removed immediately. The erection of a warehouse will begin here Monday morning, June II, 1945.
 c. L. POPEJOY,
 City Clerk.
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SPORT SHORTS

NEW YORK-Willie Joyce gave the smart money" boys as well as Ike Williams a beating at Madison Square Garden last night
 A 13 to 5 underdog, Joyce whip ped the NEG lightweight champion for the third time in their four meetings. He gained a split TO- round decision in the non-title af- fair after each had floored the other in one of the most furious last rounds in. Garden history.
 Joyce weighed l352, Williams 1371a.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
(Pacific Coast League)

Friday Scores Portland 6, Los Angeles l. Seattle 2, San Francisco l, Q1 innings) Oakland 5, Sacramento ?. Hollywood 6, San Diego 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

John Law, Scottish economist, started the Stock Exchange.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

Some of the sidewalks in Rio de Janeiro are of a decorative inlaid pattern like Mosaic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
EGG MAN IN TOWN

Victor G. Row, EGG employee from Anchorage, is a guest at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

NEWMARKET, Dante, favorite, won the sixth wartime run. ming of the English. Derby today A record Newmarket crowd of about 30,000 watched the favorite come in. Midas was second and Court Martial third.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

MONTREAL - Byron Nelson of Toledo, Ohio, carried dominating lead into the third round of the S100O0 Canadian PGA Tournament today Nelson's 68 in yesterday $ play, coupled with nine-under- par 63 on Thursday, gave him total of 131
 Second in line was Jug McSpaden of Sanford, Me, who shot 69 on both rounds for halfway total of 138.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

Jk The Seventh War Loan is an ''all out" call to
 victory.
 + No American can falter. No American can
 afford rot to answer this vital call. < Victory comes high. Every day it is delayed costs us dearly in American blood and lives. 4 Last year there were two War Bond Drives by
 this time The Seventh is donbly big because
 it's two drives in one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

k That's why this is the most urgent war loan of the war; No matter how many bonds you bought in the past, you mnst buy more in this great Seventh.
 < If you have any income, from any source whether from work, land or capital-you have a personal quota to make in the 7th. Look for it in the box to the right. < We must all buy bonds in proportion Let's meet our quota-let's exceed H # we ean.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07

Home III 4 isadEy flflDugh \
Pvt. stsdi Pelklay, son Of Mr.. and
MRS. Jack Pekiayy 1042D TyroAs
ne Ave. He isstatieAea at Ganl
Robinson, Ark.
Frank and Anna Eberweih,
21251 Arbor Avenue, have five
sons II the service. They are:
Pvt. Joe Lukuohko in West
Point, N. Y; T/sgt. Harry Lu-
kucho in France; Bill Globokar
with the marines iii South Ca
rolina; Pfc. Raymond Eberwein
in England, and John Hukucho,
S &c In Elk City, Okla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07

The Junior Singing Chorus Of
the Slovenian Worknen's Home
Oh Waterloo Road, is having it's
annual spring concert on April
9Th, at 4 p. m.
Solos, duets and chorus sing
ing and a few numbers played
BY the Pike Orchestra, will COM
prise tomorrow's program.
The chorus is under the capa-
BILE direction of Mrs. Anna Vad-
nal, who is very well known for
her activities in cultural circles
in Collinwood district. With the
program III her hands, you are
sure to enjoy all afternoon of
grand entertainment. Piano ac-
cor1npanime1t will be by Miss
Mary Sever.
In the evening there will be a
dance, with music Of the popular
Vadnals Orchestra. A good sup
per and refreshments will be
served as usual. e. Povk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
Cleveland Slovsnss
Wounded ii Aetion


MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Novak,
.3625 Il. Sznd Street were f1uti-
fled by the War Dspar artment
that their son, Pre-. Lawrence
Novak was wounded iii action
on Two Jina February oath. The
24-year-old marine is convalesc-
ing in a hospital in Guam. Prior
to entering the marine corps on
June 18th, 1912, he was en-
ployed at the Draper Manufac-
turing Co. He was stationed in
Ireland before leaving for serv-
ice in the Pacific last August.
Pfc. Joseph N. Basar, son .of
MIR. and Mrs: Peter Nasar, 1887
b. 18th Street was wounded in
action on March 3fd in Ger
many, the War Department an.
nuunced. Prior to entering the
service, he was an employee at
the Cleveland Hardware co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
s,','1I +s ~ .'',.' ENuLIgH SECTION E =


Eiftt Minis Uf the Russian an
1nies: sweeping . through Nast
I Prussia IND Silesia, dfivinE TO
the odsr Rivef iii their raee FOR
.Bsflin, ID Featured, on the new
pfogiam at the Telenews tliis
week.
Russian Infantry ana artillery
smash Nazi positions as Soviet
tanks follow up with blazing
g,in5. EatuSha rockets blaze a
trail Of victory that puts Soviet
forces Ut the very gate Of Ber-
lin. German soldiers surrender
by the thousands.
til an undisclosed war area, an
American convoy is raided by
enemy planes. Censors now lift
the ban ts sfow the death Of an
American ship. The attackers
are beaten off and one plane
goes pluigi1,g in flames into the
ocean. . .-.
A new American weapon, the
fire bomb IL demonstrated by
the Navy. Incendiaries of this
type, filled with a highly in
flammable gellied gasoline, have
already levelled II square miles
Of Tokyo. ..
! III washington, D. C., three
spokesmen for business and la
bor, William Green, Eric johns
ton and Philip Murray, sign a
code designed to promote peace
full industrial relations in post
war America.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
GO',,sslyl Three
Sisters
ApfslI, 4, le45

Circle No. 3 Of the Progress
'sive sl0veiie Women viii present
tomorrow afternoon in the Slo-
vene Society Home, Recher Ave
hue, Euclid, OHiU, d lively COM
Eedy ''Thrse Sisters" III Slevelle.
The plot Of tie story involves
three sisters, all anxious to find
themselves suitable groo m s.
The eldest is lypocritica11y reli-
gious and with the sharp tongue
is a constant trouble-maker;; the
second sister is a hefty woman
with a strong temperament that
commands those around her;
while the youngest of the three
irnagides herself to be "a lady Of
refinement but lacks the quail
ties necessary for the position.
just how the three 60 about
securing husbands for them
selves, and which Of the three
is left, an "old maid" you will
find out tomorrow, by attending
the performance.
The curtain will rise at $3.50
p. m. After the program there
will be dancing to UlIe's Orches-
ira. Proceeds are intended for
relief purposes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07

Gently become members of our
body polite and at the same
time reaffir1n our allegiance to
the principles Of American citi-
zenship, do hereby proclaim
Sunday, May 20, 1945, as II Am
an American Day"
And call upon Federal, State,
and local officials, and patriotic,
civic and educational organiza-
tions to held, on or about May
20, exercise designed to impress
upon our citizens, both native
born and aaturalized, the privi-
leges Of their new status in our
democracy and their response
bilities for building this Ma
tion's security and advancing its
welfare.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, /
have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United
States Of America to be affixed.
DONE at the City of Wash
ington this fourteenth day Of
!. q 1H.t ~ a. +
March in the year of our Lord
nineteen hundred and forty
five, and Of the Independence u
| the United States Of America
the one hundred and sixty ninth.
(SEAL) FrGsklis D. Roosevelt.
by the Pfesident:
IN. r. Stetti,i,ss, Jr.,
Secretary of State.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
Concert

Singing Society "Planina'' will
sponsor a concert on May 9Th at
the Slovene National Home in
Maple Heights, o. The concert
will begin promptly at 4:3O p. m.
under the direction Of Mr.. Frank
Vauter. Tickets are on sale at
the SIND or may be purchased
from. any member Of the chorus.