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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19
D0rmitOry Space

ANN ARBOR, July 19-tR-
University of Michigan officials
announced today that a dormi-
tory for men medical students
will be converted to q women's
residence hall this fall to help
ease an acute shortage or dormi-
tory Accommodations for univer-
sity goods. The dormitory, Vic
tor Vaughan House, will accom-
odate approximately 140 girls
and will be used as q women's
hall for one year
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19
Believe Big-3.
StudyingK Key
Pacific Role

POTSDAE', July 10 R -
President Truman was believed
emphasizing to his Russian and
British Allies today the neces-
sity of winning q quick victory
in the Pacific in order to speed
the reconstruction of Europe
and allow the world economy
tn, benefit of global peace.
The third meeting Of the Big
Three presumably was sched-
uled for this afternoon. The
President will give a state din
ner tonight at the little white
See BIG-36Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19
Gasoline Blast

PECK, Mich, July 19-(F-
Four large storage tanks con-
tanning Al 200 gallons of gaso-
line, kerosene and fuel oil ex-
ploded and burned about noon
today while an oil truck driver
was attempting to load his tank
at the Peck Oil Co. Murel Allen,
Is, driver of the truck, said fire
roke out around the hose
stretching from the vehicles
tank to one of the storage tanks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19
Baggy Pants Clue

Alex Punchard, 40, Of 2935
Brush street, Detroit, was held
b. Mount Clemens police today
on s picion of stealing a suit
of clothes from local store.
Officers said that Punchard had
the whole suit, on a hanger,
stuffed inside one trouser leg.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19

on pursuit Of the war with Jap
an, they point out, but on the
speed and efficiency Of recon
version of industry.
Street Commissioner Guy H.
Verkler is In charge of collec-
ton arrangements and city
trucks will cover every street,
picking up processed cans at the
curb. Out-of-town residents
See TIN-Page z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19
SET Tin Pickup
for tuesday
Urgent Need for
Metal is Cited

In respone to a telegraphed
appeal from the War Production
Board emphasizing the urgency
of the salvage project, Mount
Clemens will hold an important
citywide collection of processed
tin cans on Tuesday, it was an
nounced today by Charles v.
Titus, chairman of the Salvage
For-Victory committee.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19

7 he critical
nature of tn e
current w p B
appeal is stress
ed in their mes
sages to Titus.
The n e e d for
tin hasa direct
bearing not only
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19

Murder Victims
Widow on Stand
BY JACK I. GREEN

BATTLE CREEK Mich. July t9 up = Mrs. eaiiieneta
widow the slain took the witness
stand briefly today nteude the trial of four Detroit
accused of conspiracy to kill Hooper.
Kim Sgler Unexpectedly called
defense blocked attempt
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-19
Pistol Packin' Boys, II,
Start West; Land in Jail

EAST DETROIT Two 2year old badmen, with loaded pis
Wristbands early today
Detroit police they starting foot for the
Wi spaces of the great Southwest.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
SIovenia sedoj
dvfonomnQ
q ne brez fezuv
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)
SANSova seja

SANSova seja
Seja SANSa, katero sta pose
tia omenjena zastopnika IL sta
rega kraja, Sc je VrSila 7. julia
V Clevelandu. Posetil jo je tudi
Louis Adamic in navzocih ie
bio nekaj p~osluSalcev il Cleve-
landa in raznih drugih krajev.
Naravno, da je bila ia seja
Vsled tega Sc posebno zanimiva
in po svojem dnevnem redu pa
tudi jake vazna oh enem.
zadnjo nedeljo pa Sc je "a
yes slovenski Cleveland vrSil
kot re. omenjeno, V Euclidu
shod, XII je bill zares manifesta-
CHA,
Seja SANSovega odbora je
trajala V soboto 7. julia YES
dan, zvecer pa sta Zore in Kra-
Sevec predavala ozji druzbi
prav pc domace nekaj cez pol
noe. Mice nj odSel, ko sta pra-
villa o raznih njihnih borbenih
akcijah in ljudem Sc je zelo do
pablo, ker sta iz~vajanja odeva-
la Z veliko nero humorja. Nj
prijetno p~osluSati lie o grozotah.
Glede uredbe move Jugosla-
vie sta tudi govorila, zagotav-
ljala, da DO demokraticna, am
pax kakSna zares DO, to bodo
odlocevali ljudje tam ma pod
lagi razmer. MANFRED ma podlagi
razmer ne lie V Jugoslaviii, am
pax poVsod pc svetu.
A rece Sc lahko, da sta ma teh
shodlh in sestankih KraSevec in
fore podala sliko tako, kot bi
10 kdo mogel povedati najbolj
prisrcno ma kakem druzabnem
ameriSkem pikniku.
BESIDE SO padle tudi "a relif
in gotovo je, da Sc DO v tenn OH
ru delalo kot doslej.
Kar Sc tice vprasanja Primer
ia, tudi to ne DO zanemarieno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

Med mesti-junakov ie Ljublja-
ma svojstveno mesto. Ne samo
cato, ker je ogromna vecina
prebivalcev Ljubljane bila z os-
vobodilno fronto, temvec tudi
cato, ker je ia vecina bila prvo-
.vrstno organizirana. Nj bio ne
hiSe, ne stanovanja, ne razreda
V soil, ne ulice, tovarne ali mai
manjSe delavnice in trgovine,
V kateri ne bi obstajala organi-
zaciia osvobodilne fronte. TIE
organizacije SO delale samo "a
zmago. V mestu samem je bio
vsak mesec nabranih 2 milijona
lir kot davek ali p~osojilo "a ma
rodno osvoboditev. IL mesta,
katerega SC Italijani in Nemci
opasali z bodno zico ter spre-
menili V koncentracijski lager,
je narodna osvobodilna vojska
odnesla vsak dan velike kolici-
ne raznovrstnega materiala "a
vojsko: zdravila, obveze, oble-
ko, obuvala) in hrano. V Ljub-
ljani sami SO okvirju osvobo-
dime fronte obstajale stevilne
narodne organizacije. Cd 1941
je naprej bila Ljubljana maj
vecji rezervoar svestnih borbe-
nth kadrov partizanskih edinic.
Ljubljansko delavstvo je tvori-
10 in Sc tvori glavno ogrodje
slovenskih odredov in sloven-
ske vojske.
Racuna Sc, da je casu VOL
ne odslo il Ljubljane V partiza-
ne preko pet tisoc moskih in
zensk, Ljubljana nj materialno
poruSena, toda sacramento je
utrpela ogromne ljudske zrtve
V osvobodilni borbi. Ma tisoce
prebivalcev obojega spola tega
~junaskega mesta je bio odvede-
nth V koncentracijske lagerje in
kasneje V Nemcijo. Med tisoci
talcev, katere SO Italijani po-
strelili, je bio veliko stevilo zr-
tev il Ljubljane.
Danes delajo Ljubljancani V
fabrikah. delaVnicah in drZaV-
nth uradih "a povratek zivlje-
MIA svoje opustosene zemlje, da
Sc zaSciti in zagotovi obnova ter
poveca, in da bi Sc ohranile
slavne zasluge slovenskega ma
roda in vseh narodov Jugosla-
vie, pridobljene V osvobodilni
borbi prot italijanskim in nem-
skim fasistom in njihovim do
macim slugam. - SANS. ,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
Bolgori izgUbiIi v voini
$4,000 MOI

IL Moskve je bio porocano,
da ko je bila vrzena bolgarska
pronemSka vlada in nemske &C.
tie pognane il Bolgarije, je bila
bolgarska armada reorganizira-
ma "a vojno proti Nemcem. Ste
la je $4,000 MOI in v bitki z
nemskimi in kvizlingskimi ce-
tami je izgubilo zivljenje $4,000
bolgarskih vojakov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
0svoboiena iunuska Liublianu ie svesano
docukuIa prvo narodno Waldo SIoveniie


izredna Stevilka "Slovenskega
porocevalca', S katero izdajo je
Ljubliana pozdravila jugoslo-
vansko vojsko in njenega vr-
hovnega poveljnika marsala
Tita. V MEM SO obiavljeni clan
XII naiboljsih ljubljanskih pa
t%riotov, Xxi SO "a casa okupacije
vrsili svojo domovinsko dolz-
most kot borci V jugoslovanski
osvobodilni 'front.'. V doticni
Stevilki SO clanki Franco Finz-
garja, poznanega slovenskega
pisatelja in katoliskega duhov-
nika, ter Otona zupancica, mai
vecjega slovenskega pesnika in
kulturnega delavca, zupancic
lie sredi okupirane Ljubljane
tekom voJne p1sal ognJevlue ro-
doljubne pesmi, katere so OBJ
javljale novine in casopisi ma
osvobojenem ozemlju. Use tie
pesmi so objavljene V prvomaj-
ski Stevilki "Borbe" pod psev-
DOMINION ""Triglavski".
Verietno je, da je tretii dan
svobode, 10. maja, bill najvecji
dan V zgodovini Ljubljane. Ia
dan je zgodaj zjutraj prebival-
5tVo. bio ~obveSceno, da DO pri-
Sla V mesto prva slovenska ma
rodna vlada, XII je bila sestav-
LENA 5. maja V Ajdovscini, V
Slovenskem Primoriu. Cd Vica,
ljubljanskega predmestja, pa
Skozi vse mesto je vlada poto-
vala z AUTOMOBILE deloma, delo-
ma pa pes - skozi ulice nabite
z ljudmi, XII SO navduSeno, S SOL
zami V oceh vzklikali in Waldo
pozdravljali.
Ma Kongresnem trgu sredi
mesta Sc je zbrala ogromna in
nepretrgana masa ljudstva. Il
mnozice Sc je dvignil ogromni
kirk, ko Sc je ma balkonu hub
ljanske universe pokazalo oso-
bic move Wade federalne Slove-
nije. V imenu mesta Ljubljane
je Waldo pozdravil start, a Gill
pesnik Oton zupancic, kateri ie
ma Slovenskem zboru v Kocev-
ju leta 1913 pod psevdonimom
DIR. Anton Pecnik bill izbran "a
clana SlOvenskega narodnega
osvobodilnega sveta. On ie 60
voril V imenu osvobojene Ljub-
lane in V og%njevitem govoru
pozdraVil narodno Waldo, XII ie
lzsla in Sc je razvila il narodno
osvobodilne fronte slovenskega
naroda. "Od d~anaSnjega dine
naprej," je rekel zupancic,
"prevzemajo naSo narodno la
do V svoje roke ljudje, XII so V
cash tezke borbe "a svobodo
dokazali svojo udanost narodu
Slovenije in narodom Jugosla-
vie" Ponos Ljubljancanov ma
doprinos vsega mesta "a osvo-
bodilno fronto je izrazil V svo-
Jem govoru Josip Vidmar, pred
sednik Slovenskega n~arodnega
osVobodilnega sveta; predsed-
mix move Wade Boris Kidric lie
V svojem govoru V menu slo-
Venskega naroda zahvalil vse
one, XII so omogocili osvoboie-
ME Slovenije in Ljubljane; IL
rail je zahvalo narodom Jugo-
slavic pod vodstvom marsala
Tita, Sovjetski zvezi in nieni
rdeci armada ter ostalim zavez-
nixon. Franc LeskoSek, novi
minister slovenske Wade, ter
DIR. Metod Mikuz, katoliSki du-
hovnik in verski referent CLAW
mega Staba slovenske vojske -
sta S kratkimi govori pozdravi-
la osvoboditev. Delegat trza-
skin ltalijanov Sc je zahvalil iu-
goslovanski vojski "a osvobodi-
tev Trsta izpod nemSko-fasistic-
mega jarma.
Tako je svobodna Ljub1jana
docakala prvo narodno Waldo
Slovenije, k ustvarjenju kate
re je ona zelo veliko doprinesla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

LJubIJana Je Oh VeKOmaJ Dlla
glavno mesto svobodoljubnega
slovenskega naroda. Minulo je
Sele deset dni, odkar je Ljub-
Llama prvikrat V svoji zgodovi-
Mi prestolica svobodnega in re
dinjenega slovenskega naroda.
Ljubljana je danes srediSce pr
We federalne Wade Zedinjene
Slovenije. Ia nova in srecna pc
rioda zivljenju Ljubljane in
vsega slovenskega naroda Sc je
pricela V noci sedmega maja,
ko je z jugozapada cd Barja pc
liubljanskih ulicah odjeknilo
grmenje topov osvobodilne vol
skc Jugoslavije.
Sovrazna posadka, katero so
tvorile SS-trupe, policijski Cd
redi nemSke armada in "domo-
branch, Sc je pripravljala "a
obrambo mesta Ljubljane OBJ 70
blu Sirokega Barja, XII moli cd
iugozapada in oh vzhodu cd Do
lcnjske ter cd iuga. Sile nase
cetrte armada in devetega (pri-
m~orskega) korpusa, so prodira-
lie pc osvoboditvi Trsta, Gorice
in Trzica OBJ progi Trsta proti
Liubljani. Istocasno SO IL who
da proti Ljubljani prodirale
edinice druge jugoslovanske
vojske, medtem ko je il juga,
skupaj z drugo armada prodiral
sedmi slovenski korpus (dolenj-
ski, XII je tekom preteklega o.
periral ma Dolenjskem. Borba
"a Ljubljano Sc je pricela pri
Barju. Pc dvodnevnih bitkah
so naSe edinice V zelo tezki Dor
bi in S pritiskom cd treh strani
pregnale sovraznika beg, ia
ko da organizirana obramba
mesta nj uspela. PREF nego Sc
je bitka pricela je pobegnil ge-
neral Rupnik, glavni izdajalec
slovenskega naroda ter sluga
[talijanoV in Nemcev. PuScena
oprema, obleka in podobne
stVari V kasarnah in hiSah ter
kuhinje in zaloge kuhane, a ne
pOVzite hrane, pricaio o veliki
naglici sovraznika, da ubezi
pred naSo vojsko.
Pred begom so domobranci
poSkuSali uniciti glavne mestne
naprave, toda SO tudi pr tenn
bill ustavljeni. Njihove patrole,
h SO imele nalogo minirati
eIektrarno, plinarno in druge
tOvarne in fabrike, so naletele
ma oborozen odpor delavcev. In
tako je, 20 zaslugi hitrega pro-
drama naSe vojske in borbe-
nth organiziranih ljubljanskih
delaVcev, ostalo glavno mesto
Slovenije nepoSkodovano.
Osmega maja je Ljubljani
zasijala zlata svoboda. V mesto,
IL katerega so bill izgnani Mem
ci in "Svabobranci" - kakor so
Ljubljancani nazivali domo-
brance - SO prodrle edinice 20.
hercegovske divizije, in sedme-
ga slovenskega korpusa V Ljub-
IjanO.
Prihod prvih borcev jugoslo-
Vanske armada V Ljubljano so
spremljale ogromne in nepre-
Stane manifestacije Oh pojavu
Vsake edinice. Ljubljancani so
dajali duSka svojemu navduSe-
nju mad priborjeno svobodo in
to izrazali z dobro poznano in
Slroko organizirano in razvito
Slovensko narodno zavestjo. Sa-
mo en- primer: zadnja leta so
Nemci dajali moSkim lie pc emo
cigarette dnevno, zenskam pa DO
emo tedensko. Osmega maja pa
SO Ljubljancani obsipavali svo-
je oSvobodilce S cvetjem in CT
garetami.
Osvobojenje Sc je spremenilo
v mnozicno narodno praznova-
ME, XII je trajalo yes dan deve-
tega maja. Svecano razpoloze-
ME tega dine je podvignila tudi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
siioien napredek
zudruznisfvu nu Svedskem

L statistike 0 staniu zadruz-
nistva ma Svedskem je razvi-
dino, Ola je bio lani otvorjenih
pet sto novih zadruznih trgo-
vim. Vseh skupaj je ma Sved-
skem $500 zadruznih proda-
jalen, XII imajo 2.4OO, 900 "a
druznikov ali 35 odstotkov pre-
bivalstva. Njihen promet leta
1914 lie znaSal v ameriSki We
ljavi s225, 600, 900, ali Is cd
stotkov vsega prometa V trgo-
vanju ma drobno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

KakO je z vasim znancem, sose-
dom, prijateljem? Ste mu kdaj pri-
p%Orocili, da maj 81 naroci PrOletar-
ca? POskusite, morda ga pridobite!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

F~ederacija SNIP, Cleveland, o.
Tajnica Josephine Trstnik, 1116
E. list St. 90
Federacija SNIP, Minnesota.-Taj-
mix Max Martz, Box 166, Bull,
MINI.
J. P. z. S.
st. 1, Milwaukee, Wis. = Tajnik
Frank Natlacen, 9O1 w. Bruce
Street "a
St. 8, West AIlis, Wis. - Tajnik
Anton Kastigar, 1868 S 72nd ST.
(14)
st. 10, Milwaukee, Wis. u Tajnica
Josephine Slapnik, 814 S. 14th
Street. az
st. /, Cleveland, o. - Tajnik An
thony j. Tomse, 1852 Hayden
Ave. (10)
St. 2, Cleveland, o. = Tajnica Jose
Prime Petric, 6617 Donna Ave.
CD
St. 3, Cleveland, Q. - Tajnik Steven
Lunder MI, 1411 E. 51st ST. (3)
st. 6, Cleveland, o. - Tajnica AL
bina Vessel, 877 E. 185th st. (19)
St. %, Cleveland, O.-Tajnica Ma
Durn, 1905 Waterloo Rd. (1O)
st. "a, Cleveland, Ohio. - Tajnik
John Taucher, 9818 Elizabeth
Ave. (5)
PROGRESSIVE sLovENKE
Krozek st. /, Cleveland, O.-Tajnica
Frances Wolff, 14703 Silvia Ave.
G0)
Krozek st. 2, Cleveland, o. - Tajni.
ca Mary Zakrajsek, 1893 Addison
Road. (3)
Krozek st. 5, Conemaugh, Pa. - Tai
MICA Angela Mele, RID 3, Box Il,
Johnstown, Pa.
SAMOSTOJNA DRUSTVA
Siovensko podp. dru$tvo, Moon Run,
Pa. - Tajnica Mary Deyak, r.
d. /, McKees Rocks, Pa.
Sam. podp. drus. "Edinost", La Sale,
Ill. - Tajnik John Furar, 1101
First St.
"Sokol'', w. Aliq-;ppa, Pa. - Tajnik
Louis Gerzel, 334 Erie Ave.
KLUBI ]. S. z.
St. /, Chicago, Ill. Tajnik Chas,
Pogorelec, 23O1 S. Lawndale Ave.
(23)
ST. IL, Bridgeport, o. - Tajnik Jo-
seph Snoy, RID /, Box T..
St. AZ, Springfield, Ill. - Tajnik Jos.
Ovca, 1841 So. 18th St.
St. 40, Collinwood, o. - Tajnik An
dy Bozich, 1858 E. 1859 St. C0)
St. ia, Detroit, Mich.-Tajnik Math
Urbas, 1908 Withcomb. (27)
Stills, S~trabane, Pa.-Tajnik
Vinko Peternel, Box 104
St. IFS, Moon Run, Pa. - Tajnica
Jennie Jerala, RID 5, Box 443,
Grafton, Pa.
St. 222, Girard, O.-Tajnik Andrew
Krvina, 1872 Lawrence Ave.
Dyrr rvrpnra DnY1%ru "a znor,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

OPOMBA. = Tajnike vGlamjeniA
organi1ac:j prOsimo, ako zapazijt
kako pomoto y maslovih, naj to so
ro6e tajniStUW ProsUetne mutice, du Sc
10 y BODICE pepruUi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
KULTURNA DRUSTVA IN ZBORl
VCLANJENI v PROSVETNI
MATICI

VCLANJENI v PROSVETNI
MATICI
Soc. pevski zbor "Zaria", Cleveland,
O.-Tajnica Alice Vidmar, 1115
E. 68th St. CD
Soc. pevski zbor "Svoboda", Detroit,
Mich. = Tajnica Mary Studak,
1926 Brush st. CD
Pevski -Odsek A. S. T., Sheboygan,
Wis. - Tajnica Johanna Mohar,
1888 Dillingham; Ave.
Pevski zbOr "Jadran", Cleveland,
o. Tajnik Frank Bitenc, 2OO4
Neland Ave. (GO)
Dramsko drustvo "Ivan Cankar",
Cleveland, O.-Tajnica Antonette
Simcic, 1901 Addison Rd. 81
Dramski klub "S~lovenija", Barber
ton, O.-Tajnica Pauline Knaus,
1871 Wooster Rd. w.
Dramsko drustvo "Soea", S~trabane,
Pa. - Tajnik Ignac Bradac, Box
%.
Gospodinjski odsek S. N. D., Wauke-
gan, Ill. - Tajnica Antonio Beck,
1924 Jackson ST., No. Chicago, Ill.
zenski zadruzni odsek, Waukegan,
Ill. - Tajnica Mary Pierce, S43
McAllister Ave.
Zenski odsek SIND, Detroit, Mich. -
Tajnica Mary Glad, 1888 Puritan.
90
Slovenski delavski dom, Sharon, Pa.
= Tajnik Frank Kramar, Box 241,
Farrell, Pa.
LOB, in zabavni dom, Library, Pa. -
Tajnik Nick T%riller, Box 121.
Citalnica S. N. D., Waukegan, iii. -
Tajnica Anna Mahnich, 624 Helm
holz Ave.
Citalnica S. D. D., Collinwood, o.
Tajnik Anton Jankovich, 1924
Westropp Ave. (10)
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
, Killed, Many Hurt In California Railroad Wreck

ARCADIA, Calif., Sept. 5-(P Five persons were killed and some two score injured when two locomotives and seven cars of the sixteen car Santa Fe California Limited were derailed near here last night.
 The locomotives toppled on their sides, two baggage cars and two passenger cars were jammed to- gether. Three other passenger cars were derailed when the train of the second section of the limited hit a siding switch about a mile from the Santa Anita race track about seven forty five pm.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
PLANNING BOARD TO MEET IN JUNEAU

J. A. Talbot, Ketchikan; Wilbur Wester, Anchorage; Leslie Ner- land, Fairbanks; and A. Polet, Nome; members of the Alaska Planning Board are scheduled to meet in Juneau Tuesday, Septem- Der II, on a call from Governor Gruening, chairman of the board.
 MT. A. Polet, the Second Divi- sion member states that he will leave Nome Sunday via the Alas ka Airlines, stay overnight in An chorage, then proceed to Juneau on Monday.
 Ed. note: If you have any un- rationed ''beefs" or ideas, turn them over to the member from your division, maybe something can be done about it.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
Nominate Gen.
 Wainwright To FOur-Star General

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-tP- President Truman nominated Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, recently liberated from the Japs, for a promotion to the rank of four star general. He nominated Don- aid Russell, Spartanburg, South Carolina, and William Benton, Southport, Connecticut, assistant Secretaries of State succeeding Dean Acheson and Archibald MacLeish.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
l1 Sll|1oIRIRlIoh II 'Ez9'
MONDAY GAMES National Leaque

Philadelphia 2, O; New York 3, g. Boston 0, 3; Brooklyn 4, 4. Cin- cinnati 2, 1; Chicago ', 2. Pitts burgh 6, 6; St. Louis 5, 2.
 American League
 New York 4, 2; Philadelphia l, 6. Washington II, 4; Boston 5, 8. St. Louis 6, 5; Cleveland 3, 4. Chi cago 5, 5; Detroit 6, 6.
 Pacific Coast League
 Los Angeles 6, 3; Portland 2, 5. San Francisco 6, II; San Diego 2, 5. Seattle l, 4 Oakland o, ?. Hol- lywood 8, 4; Sacramento 4, IS.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05

AS governor of New York, Al Smith once addressed the inmates of Sing Sing prison. Forgetting the nature of his audience he be- gan in his usual fashion: "Fellow citizens" A gust of giggles ran through the hall. The governor blushed, cleared his throat and tried again: Fellow convicts-." This time the laughter was frank ly loud. "Oh," he stammered, "I mean I'm glad to see so many of you here!"
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
HOLLYWOOD CHIT-CHAT

Despite his ascendancy as one of the screens top young stars, Robert Walker remains the same likable, lovable guy. He is com pletely unaffected by his fame and has the same lackadaisical at- titude toward life. What you see on the screen is not an actor, but the real, happy-go-lucky Robert Walker"
 Bob Walker has been reading such sentiments in fan magazines and elsewhere and he says nothing could be further from the truth.
 ''I have become selfish, money conscious and I fight for every scene," he declared on the "Her Highness and the Bellboy' set.
 Now, wait a minute, this isn't our Bob Walker talking.
 "Yes, it's true. This sutff about my being the simple, unaffected, naive guy with the fox terrier kind of grin is sheer nonsense"
 All my illusions were shat tered.
 Naturally, persons values change when be becomes famous. Naturally, his self-esteem rises when he reads reviews that are complimentary to him."
 Naturally.
 "He becomes selfish and fights for every scene. But with that selfishness be becomes more con- fident and therefore a better &C., tor"
 Is it worth it?
 "Yes, if he's determined ot be an actor. You might as well aim for the top of whatever profession you're in"
 This was Bob Walker, who is supposed to be as honey as ap- pie, pie.
 "Your ideas of money change. You can take a whirl at the night clubs and buy lot of clothes"
 And his stuff about acting coming easy. I work hard at act ing and I never play myself, al- though Private Hargrove' came the closest to being natural"
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05

Women are attractive at 20, at tentive at 30, and adhesive at 40.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05

On Thanksgiving Day, 1895, the first automobile road race in the United States was run in Illinois
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05

- ~ - = AvA T H E A T R E
 NOME. ALASKA l Show. Sept. sth & 9th. 7:30 PM. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY FLYING FORTRESS" RICHARD GREENE.
 CARLA LAHMANN. BETTY STOCKFIELD JUST "A CUTE KID" And TIN CURRENT EVENTS" 2 Shows. Sept. 7th. 7:ls & g PM.
 FRIDAY "RED RIVER RANGE"
 JOHN WAYNE. CORRIGAN TERHUNE.
 POLLY MORAN
 SAILORS ALL" And TIPS ON TRIPS" Show. Sept. 8th. 7:30 PM.
 SATURDAY PRESERVING LILY.
 MARS" JUDY GARLAND. VAN HEFLIN.
 FAY BANTER And THE BOY AND THE WOLF 2 Shows. Sept. 9th. 7:l5 & g PM.
 SUNDAY
 RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE" BELLA LUGOSI. MILES WANDER FRIEDA INESCORT And DANCER AREA"
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05

Dried blood serum can be stored safely for years.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
TUESDAY GAMES
 American League Detroit 10, New York 0.
 National League Pittsburgh 8, St. Louis 8.

San Diego o, San Francisco 1. Hollywood 3, Sacramento 2. Port land 2, Los Angeles 1. Seattle 0, Oakland 5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
800 Play Hockey
For Safety

More than 500 Allen Park pu-
pills at the Lspham School. played
hockey Monday-but II was all
right with their parents and teach
ers. They attended a safety edu-
cational program at the Allen
Park Theater.
The programs highlight was
entertainment by Jerry McSaf-
ETY." SGT. Wayne Fernelius and
Officer Herb German of the De
troit Police Dept. Speakers in
cluded Chief MILFORD. Riley of the
Allen Park police, Bayard Clark
oE the Aut0rfof1f1e C1tb of- Mich
lgan. and Henry Luce. village
president. officer Phillip Sheri-
dan, in charge of the commun-
ity's safety drive among school
age youngsters, arranged the pro-
gram.
Clark told the parents present
that 136 lost their lives going 10
and from school in 1886, while 81
were killed last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Women Open
Cancer Clinic

Sponsored by the Detroit Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, the
Women's Cancer Detection Clinic
will soon start operation at the
Hancock School. 2621 Hancock,
with Dr. Mary Margaret Frazer
Of Grace Hospital as medical dl-
rector.
The project launched last week
as a charitable organization, and
accepts voluntary contributions.
The clinic has the sanction OF the
Detroit board of education, Wayne
University and the Wayne County
Medical Society.
Detroit woman interested In the
project include Mrs. Art h IT
Drompp, chairman; Mrs. Ray
Bailey. Mrs. Angus Mcdonald,
Mrs. Vernon Muiter. Mrs. Earl
Warner, Miss Elizabeth Moran,
Sister Marie Bernard, Mrs. Fl.
Wellington Yates, Mrs. William A..
Hudson, Mrs. GustaVe l.. McLel-
Ian. Mrs. James r. Walsh, Mrs.
Anna w. Wrinkler and DIR. Frazer.