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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
MARCHE
Christine Walker

Pvt. Clifford Perkins has re-
turned from overseas, We can
proudly say t'7t all of our boys
have returned home. Those who
haev been recently drafted in
the Army are Paul Smith and
Henry Pace. Eddie Dawson,
Luther Walker and John E. Tin
namon recently volunteered for
Naval service. Mrs. M. B..
Grant visited her sisters, Mrs,
Ruby Baker of Rixie and Mrs.
Rainey Morgan of North Little
Rock. Miss Azzie Lee Walker
of Los Angeles, California, is Wis
iting relatives in Marche. Mrs.
Eliza Grant is on the sick list,
but is reported to be improving.
:. MARCHE GOSSIP: Why is
D. Pace looking oh, so very sad
lately. Is it because Johnnie GU
stole her heart and then up and
joined the Navy, l wonder.
Who said that Matte Pace is
cute? 1t must have been Solomon
Bryant. Why doesn't someone
tell Bessie 1--we been to Chicago
Tins to sack up all of her airs
and send them back to Chicago
because down here they simply
don't fit in the picture. Well,
it seems that H. D. and w. L. w.
are getting on the ball espeei-
ally since L. Walker has gone
to the Navy. Versenia z. and
R. erosion are really hep. Ask
her what happened Wednesday
night, February 9th. c. w.
has stopped singing when My
Man Comes Home" since she has
W. w. by her side Now she is
singing Someone's Rocking My
Dreamboat." Miss l. D. and
J. T. are hip to the 1--WE of that
thing called love. She SAYS
that his kisses are far sweeter
than w. Winston's. I guess it's
because she thinks he has that
certain masculine touch. What
you bet? Who told I. w. that
she's o. X? 1t could have been
P. S. but don't tell J. F. So
long, hep chicks and cats, I'll see
you again soon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
CAMPUS 1--WE
DUNBAR

Billie Jean Knox and Ruby
johnson are getting along fine,
but what about William Agile Nc
Elroy; could that be puppy love?
Wanted, boy friend for
Catherine Anderson and Elouise
Hawkings, apply soon. Why
does Dorothy Abraham always
sing, 81 Guess I'm Just a Lucky
So and So?" Could it be because
she knows she has Van Jones
high? But what do you think
of Feliso Taylor and Emanuel
Lupo? Why did Mary Jean
Dolphus and Willie johnson quit?
Could it be because of Rumana
Nichols? Boyll. What your
friends can do for you. Why
doesn't Oracle Ghoshan decide
whether she wants Jessie Oliver
or not? Wanted: a girl friend
who can handle William McElroy
and Carl Hines. E. Bettye John
son and Hearwald Morton are
going steady-cute combination,
Ell? Wanted: girl friend for
Hesekiah Louis. Why does
Harriet Dorsey want to be
majorette? Could Alton Arnold
be the answer? Why doesn't
someone tell Sue Walker to let
Wexford Willis alone because he's
occupied by Irma Brown. Won
der why Mildred Thompson got
so flustered when she saw her
name in the paper. Why is
Edna r. Warren so sad? Is it
because of Sam and Faus new
love? r.. Why is Della Ingram so
sad since Gene Newly is back?
When he was with Uncle Sam,
we used to hear her say, II know
I've got that man.. Why did
Carolyn Boddie get on the major
cite team? Will some one tell
Billie Jean, Vera Lucille and
Maude that they have run out
in N. L. r. Ruby Baily is
falling. Watch her Little Rock"
she might hurt herself. Want
ed: boy friend that dresses nice,
7 feet tall for Doris Threat. Please
apply at once. Why does Oc-
tavia D. call Elizabeth H. "Padro
Johnson" Yes, Leila Mae Cole
man and r. D. Reese are coming
on strong. Cecilia Bells is
coming strong with Billie Spark.
-. Billie G. Walker is trying to
take Raymond Liggins from
Emma G. Anderson, but Raymond
said that's not so. Roy Cole
man and HELEN Edwards are
coming along strong. BIC
can't study for thinking of James
o. W. Wanted: a boy friend
for Odell Byrd and Dorothy Gas
ton. Apply to Dunbar's office.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
ourih Home.
coming Celebrated
AT Haven

Hot Springs. - Or, ] Walt
Moore, pastor of Wesley Metho-
dist Church, Little Rock, deliver
ed the fourth annual homecoming
address at Haven Methodist
Church (Home of the Nations
Visitors) of which Dr., T. J. Grit
fin is pastor, using as his sub
ject 1.-THE Glory of Methodism. :"
The chureh's choirs and soloists
rendered fitting music and 5000 90
was received as an offering The
Church has attracted such ma
tional attention until a moving
picture photographer from Iowa
made a reel of the church SER
vices few weeks ago,
Choir No. | is dedicating a
special concert Sunday night,
March 18th to DR.. J. S. Brazier
of Louisiana.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
WEST POINT
Mrs. Nora L. Wesley

Rosco Foster of California is
here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Foster. West Point
Douglas School attended the Dis
trict basketball tournament re-
Gently in Cotton Plant. Mr..
and Mrs. Garrison of Higgenson
visited friends here recently.
Mrs. Garrison is teacher of the
public school in Higgenson. :.
j. P. Baker has been confined to
his home with illness for the past
three weeks. Mrs. Minnie K.
White visited friends in Cotton
Plant last week. Virgel James
has been confined to his bed with
illness.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
CARD OF THANKS

Hot Springs.-Mrs. Oliver Hos
kins and relatives use this meth
cd to thank their many friends
for flowers, letters, cards, tele
grams and visits during the i'll
ness and death of the late Oliver
Hoskins. Adv.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
COLLEGE STATION
Talmadge Body

Second Quarterly Conference
convened at Mt. Nebo AME
Church, DR.. w. X. Walden, pas
tor, Feb. 24-25. Banner class
leader was Miss Lille Mae Kin
dell, age IA. The Sunday School
lesson was reviewed by DR.. G.
B. Ashford, presiding elder, who
also preached at the eleven
o'clock service. Total amount
raised during the quarter was
$500.75 and during the session
$77.85. The presiding elder was
paid in full. There will be a
singing contest between the Spir-
itual Five and the Harmony Four,
March 81.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15

Eligha Hill, Alberta Matthews,
Welthia Robinson, Lee Andrew
Robinson, A. B. Robinson, Sam
uel Green, Dave Thomas, Arthur
Reeves, billiard Macon, Naborn
Williams, Mary Taylor, Ed Gun
ningham, John Selle, L. r. Va
cuum Co., O'Malley Furn. Co.,
Covey Furniture Co., S. Nichols,
Stanphill Furniture Co., Ozell
McCallister, Jean Witt.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
PULASKI COUNTY
CHILDREN'S HOME
CONTRIBUTIONS

The Drive for Funds for the
Pulaski County Home for De-
pendent and Neglected Children,
of which Eliza H, Hunter, princl-
pal of Jones High School, North
Little Rock, is chairman, reports
the following contributors to its
drive:
Those giving $4,000 ! Olivia
Alexander;
Those giving $2000-Wrights-
vile School Children;
Those giving $l000-Lillian
McDermott, Bernice Radcliffe, e,
II. Hunter, Flossie Parker, S,
Parker;
Those giving $500. V. Jor-
dan, Solar Caruthers, Leroy Will
Hams, A. A. Arnold, D. M. Wells,
Julius Gerund, l.. Routen, Eldora
Cunningham, Peoples Bank, Wor-
then Bank;
Those giving $675-Miles
Chapel Church, 1900 Fifth;
Those giving $400-Calvary
Temple Church.
Those giving $500 - United
Corporation, M. H. Spight;
Those giving S2.50-H. L.
Johnson, C. ]. Haywood, l. S.
McClinton;
Those giving 5000. A. Blake,
Fannie B, Lowe, Sadie Cook, Ar
tensile Humphrey, A. T. Black,
Beatrice Howard, Viola Berry,
Sylvetta Fryson, r. D. Hobby,
Reed-Stevenson- & Dick, Wal
thour-Flake, Standard Luggage,
Baumen Mems Store, Bennett
Army, Farrior Army Co., James
and Green Grocery, C. B. New
man;
Those giving $3.50 Nellie
Harris;
Those giving $1.0O-Tom Gin
gon, Nell Herndon, F. A. Shrie-
der, Trudie Davis, Vivian Hous-
ton, hurry Reed, Kathleen Rains,
aggie Reynolds, Margaret
Hover, Mary Emma Smith,
Myrtle Horton, Marion V. Smith,
Mary Jane Richardson, Virginia
Huston, Earl Deyr, VIM. McKin-
ley, Laura Fuller, jamie Wafford,
H. Gatlin, Amanda Nicholson,
A. j. Mcmahon, R. O. Burgess,
Lillian Hedge, Edwina Smith,
Lille Williams, Mary Greene,
Tom Northcross, Famous Wade,
Roscoe Simmons, Victor Sim
mons, Mcdonald Simmons, A. j.
McMahone, Frank Lawson, Callie
Cox, Henrietta Rouse, Simmonds,
Addie Dyer, Johnnie Wade, Willie
Banks, Jesse Montgomery, Mag
gle Peters, Lula johnson, Lorene
Demmins, Fannie Cunningham,
A. McKenny, Will Billion, E. c.
Cookley, Rite Price Gro, Syl-
vester Allen, Emma Teasley, c,
Harris, Louis Cunningham, L. W.
Jamerson, Leola Trice, Carrie
Jones, H. c. Morgan, o. X. Rob-
inson, Nancy Harris, Bernice
Erwin, w. M. Harris, Gladys
Robinson, ia m es McMullen,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
CARD OF THANKS

The Family of Miss Cora Lee
Ivey wish to thank their many
friends for the kind expression
of sympathy and for the beau
tiful flowers and cards sent dur
ing her recent illness and death.
THE FAMILY
(ADV.)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15

Fossilixed Fish
Picks and shovels are used to ash
at one spot in Wyoming-a mountain
OF 45-million-year-old fossilized ash
near the western border.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27

drugi strani pa nj mogel kupo-
vati knjig.
Razmere SO Sc spremenile ter
je cas-, ko 81 clovek re kupuje
knjigo. Da knjigo kupis, nj do
wolf, ako imaS denar, potrebna
je ljubezen do knjige, do lepote.
Ma Primorskem sem z veliko
radostjo opazil, da to liudstvo
ina tako ljubezen! S sreceva-
MEM S preprostim ljudstvom
cello pa ma tax nacin, kako Sc
je to zgodilo nam ma Primer
skem, DO knjizevnika z vso silo
vleklo Sc boil V sredisce nase-
ga zivljenja in mu narekovalo
sproScenejSe ustvarjanje! Knji-
zevnik DO postal ne samo opiso-
valec ljudskega zivljenja, am
pax njegov najiskrenejsi, velik
in dosleden izpovedovalec ME
govih radosti, njegovih priza-
devanj, pa tudi njegovega TRIP
ljenja in njegovih bridkosti.
Dale prihodniic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27
NASE
Zbiru ANNE BENEGER

Ia kolona, XII je izhajala cd
casa do casa pod naslovom ella
sow IL naSega gibanja", je dolgo
~izostala. A DO V BODICE spet re-
dino objavljana.
V prejSnji Stevilki je bilo ma
prvi strani nekaj opazk O delu
nash agitatorjev, ter o izkazu
prispevkov tiskovni sklad. In pa
da bono odslej o takih stvareh
spet redno porocali.
Tiste, XII so V minulih tednih
delali kakor zmerom "a naSo
StVar, ne da bi bill kje omenie-
nj, prosimo, da nam opposite.
Glavna pozornost sedaj je
obrnjena ma delo "a prihodnji
letnik AmeriSkega druzinskega
koledarja.
ZiVimo V izrednih razmerah
ko ne samo ola je tezko dobiti
material "a hise, pac pa so tez-
koce tudi drugod, in to prav
tako V tiskarski industriji.
NaSi start in novi zastopniki
Proletarca in Koledarja Sc tega
zaVedajo. Vsi hi radi, da hi ko-
ledar cimprei izsel ter jim OLAF
sal delo pri razprodajanju. Upa-
mo, da bono z novim letnikom
ia cilj hitreje dosegli kot pa smo
ga z letnikom 1916.
Zelo dobro 50 Sc odzvali pr
nabiranju cGl-sov V koledar
1947 Jacob Anbrozich, Moon
Run, Pa; Lovrenc Bajc, Fair
port Harbor, o.; Louis Barbo-
rich, Milwaukee, Wis; Peter Be
nedict, Berkley, Mich. (sedai Ell
Cajon, Calif.); Joseph Cvelbar,
Sharon, Pa; Frank Cvetan,
Johnstown, Pa; Anton Janko-
vich, Cleveland, Ohio, (zopet do
bill najvec oglasov); Martin Jud-
mich, Waukegan, H.; FIR. KLINE,
Chisholm, Mimi; Josef Korsic.
Detroit, Mich; Jacob Kunsteli,
Ely, Mimi; Joseph Oblak, Chi
cago, Ill; Christina Podjavor-
SEX, Milwaukee, Wis; John Te-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27

EN- odrekla svoji tradiciji in
svojemu poslanstvu "a bodoc-
most. Mono pa je, daJ DO imela
napake, da Sc DO zvijala V po-
rodnih bolecinah V svojem pre-
oblikovanju, ko ne samo, da DO
morala neposredneje zajemati
IL narodovega in ljudskega XIV
ljenja, temvec so pred MO We
like naloge.
Nasi ljudje imajo zdrav odnos
do knjizevnosti in sploh do u
metnosti, kar maj bi kritiki sa-
mo Sc dvigali in uravnavali.
Funkcija umetnosti Sc nj v nice
mer usodno spremenila, razen
da danes umetnost postaja res
nicno last nabolj sirokih mno-
zic, ne pa kakor je bila nekoc
last samo izbranega kroga, pa
ne cato, ker je nekoc knjizev-
nix tako zelel, marvec ker SO
bile razmere take: preprost clio
vek ma eni strani Sc nj incl pra-
vega odnosa do umetnosti, ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27

ran, Ely, Mimi; John Vitez,
Barton, O.; Jim Zigman, Stra-
bane, Pa; Anton Zornik, Her
mimic, Pa; Janko Zornik, De
troit, Mich; Anton Udovich, La
Sale, Ill.
John Krebel Sc vedno potru-
di, da obiSce narocnike, katerim
je list potekel in poskrbi, da ga
Obnove. Enako 'vecni popot-
mix" Anton Jankovich, A. Be-
zich in Frank Hribar, vsi V Gle
velandu.
Pokojnega Josipa Snoyja V
Bridgeportu pogresamo. Toda
namesto MEGA Sc sedaj toliko
boil trudi John Vitez il Barto-
ma, 0. Je re star sodrug, vajen
agitacijskega della in ga sedaj
dobro, uspesno vrSi. V who'd
mem Ohiu je Sc precej nash ma
prednih rojakov, med mimi M.
TuSek, j. Skoff, F. Pisek in Sc
veliko drugih. Vsem je bilo hu-
do, ko je Joseph Snoy umrl, Am
pax on nj nicesar zelel boil kot
to, da &c MEGA vec ne DO, mai
drugi delajo dale "a ellie, ideje
in nacela, V kakrSne je on vero-
val.
Leo Zevnik v La Sallu, Ill, ie
pionir V nash aktivnostih, bo-
dist "a Proletarca, SNIP in ma
delavskem polju. Proletarcu po-
maya re leta in leta. Zelo priden
V tenn okrozju je "a Proletarca
tudi Anton Udovich.
Louis Barborich V Milwau-
keeju je stara korenina = men
da je re eden izmed najstarej-
Sin rojakov V naselbini. Skrbi,
da narocnine sproti skolekta, do
bi tn in tam i kakega novega
narocnika, nabira oglase in pa
govori "a naso stvar kjer in ko-
likor najvec more. Obeta, da DO
tako tudi nadaljeval.
Pevski zbor "Zarja" V Cleve-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27
MISKO KRANJEC:
DezeIo 'pesmi

zemlji, marvec tudi "a vekomaj
z MO zrasel, z MO zlil v celoto.
= Tam poznajo tudi PreSerna.
PreSeren je prav tako njihov
pesnik, mic mani nj njihov pes
nix .Oton zupancic, XII SO pc
MEM povsod sprasevali: radi hi
ga videli, zeleli so 81 njegove
besede, zeleli ~njegovega potr-
dila. PRAY gotovo nj mic lepse-
ga, kakor &c tako velik pesnik
stisne svojemu ljudstvu prija-
teljsko roko, cello pa takemu,
kot je ljudstvo ma Primorskem.
Ia roka zasluzi pozdrav. Tenn
boil, ker je Sc pred nedavnim
drzala "a orozje, ker Sc tudi da-
mes bori, ko je istocasno re
visa zuljeva cd poljskega della.
'Slovenske knjizevnike so
sprejeli z zastavami, S cvetjem,
z godbo ter petjem. Slovenski
knjizevnik Sc je vsej zgodo-
VIM srecaval z ljudstvom in
morda S kako redko izjemo ne
moreno nikomur ocitati, da ie
bezal cd MEGA. Srecaval pa Sc
je z ljudstvom tudi ma recita-
cijskih vecerih. Vendar sc mi
zdi, da je knjizevnik tudi oh ia
kin priloznostih ostajal ma ne
koliko vzviSenem odru. Bill
so cello - mimobezno - cast,
ko 81 je slovenski knjizevnik
skuSal umetno zavezati ovratni-
co, ko 81 je nataknil crn klobuk
IN nosil dodge lase zaradi svoje
namiSljene posebnosti in vzvi-
Senosti. Ia ropotija minulih v
megle zavitih dni spada danes
med stare saro, razen kolikor 81
DO Sc tn in tam kak Student O.
mislil kaj podobnega. Zdi Sc mi
da bi danes bilo cloveku neskon-
emo nerodno, ako bi Sc tax pri-
kazal med ljudmi V Sempasu ali
kjer koli ma slovenski zemlii.
PriSel je cas-, ko Sc DO knii-
zevnik moral cesce srecavati
svojim ljudstvom. Ne samoA il.
letniSko, ne samo slovesno reel
tacijski, marvec, da Sc bosta
knjizevnik in clovek pogovorila
IL srca V srce O umetnosti, {
knjizevnosti, o lepoti, ko ljudje
ne bodo vec zgolj poslusalci
Prav gotovo sleherni clovek no.
81 V svojem srcu zelje pc lepot:
In predstave O njej, o katerik
bi kdaj rad spregovoril. Ne
morda cato, da bi tako knjizev-
mix racunarsko spraSeval, kakc
maj piSe, ter Sc tako odrekel svo-
il izvirnosti in S tenn seveda tu-
oil prizadevnosti. Ne naSe liud-
stvo, ne KIDD drugi nj nikdar "a
hteVal, ne zelel take rabote!
Marvec gre "a to, da DO knii-
zevnost pc elm tesnejSem stiku
z ljudstVom postala popoln Cd
raz .Vsega tistega, kar zadeva to
~ljudstVo; ne samo odraz niego-
vega zunanjega zivljenja, ME
govega della, marvec mnogo boil
odraz njegovega notranjega Ii
vienna, predvsem pa njegove-
ga prerojevanja, vsega tistega
presnavljanja, XII Sc je zacelo
bog We kdaj, XII Sc je med to
vojno stopnjevalo do viska in
XII danes gre Sc dale svoio pot,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27
MISKO KRANJEC :

Kakor bi Sc vedno dehtelo
pc rozah, S katerimi so ljudje
hoteli obsipavati komisijo, XII
je pred nedavnim hodila pc
Primorskem; ogromni slavoloki
IL zelenja z napisi O Jugoslaviji
in Titu Sc vedno stole mad &C.
stami in mad razpotji, komisije
pa nj vec. Opravila .je svoje
delo in zdaj 81 stojita nasproti
samo Sc primorsko ljudstvo in
mirovna konferenca V Parizu.
Primorsko ljudstvo je izreklo
svojo poslednjo besedo; izreklo
ma lep in d~ostojen nacin, a mic
mani odlocno, da MANFRED pozna
n samo reSitev: da Sc vrne do
NOV, tia, kamor spada. Odsla
je komisija, ostali pa so slavolo-
XII in ostalo je ljudstvo S svojo
ljubeznijo do rodne zemlie.
Nanos je bill Sc vedno prste-
noSiv kakor lani, ko sem ga po-
Slednjic videl, samo Vipavska
dolina globoko pod MIN je bila
polna cvetja; zdaj Ito je bio pi-
Sano V MAUI tam cvete SIZE
herno drevo. Mad dolino ma po-
bocju CORA 81 Gepele vasi po-
dobne lastavicjim gnezdom, pri-
lepljenim ma geronimo SivO ste
no. Tudi tie okrogle vasi so iste
SiVe barve. In tudi gore so 81
We, S primesjo necesa rjavega in
zelenkastega, kjer Sc odbija vro-
&c sonce.
Bill je delavnik in ljudje so
delali ma polju. Povsod SO ra-
zorane, a re tudi zasajene njive
in gredice kazale sled cloveske
roke, XII Sc je zasesala V prst.
Sc vec: kazale so sled CloveSke
ljubezni. Ma kmetih so liudie
V mnogocem bogatejSi cd mas;
Smejo ljubiti zemljo, smejo de-
lati ma njej, ljubijo cvetje tie
zemlje, ptice, XII Sc vracajo, in
Sinje nebo mad seboj.
Sprejem je bill "kraljevski",
kakor je dejal DIR. Slodniak, XII
Sc je zahvaljeval yes vzhicen
ljudem. Tokrat MISC sprejemali
komisije. Navadna vas, prvi dan
Sempas, naslednji dan Brje in
zadnji dan Herpelje, je spreje-
mala slovenske knjizevnike, XII
so priSli recitirat. Prav goto-
vo so 81 tisti ljudje predstavlja-
Ii, kakSna je komisija, XII je ne
davno hodila V blizini, toda dvo-
min, da SO imeli kako dolocno
predstavo o slovenskem knjizev-
niku, XII je Easel k MIN. Ne
cato, ker ne bi vedeli, kaj je
"pisatelj" in kaj "pesnik". Te-
zko bi bio ma Primorskem mai
ii cloveka, XII ne bi vedel, da
je Gregorcic pesnik, njihov pes
mix, ali XII ne bi poznal, &c re
ne pc obrazu, pa vsaj pc imenu
Franceta Bevka, in XII ne bi bral
njegovih povesti. Bevk je nil
hov pisatelj, domac, tako njihov
kakor gore okrog Min, in ga po-
znajo prav tako dobro kakor te
Svoje gore. Dvomim, da je ma
svetu dezela, XII bi svojega pi-
satelja imela tako res "a svoie-
ga kakor PrimorSka Bevka.
Bevk Sc je ne samo rodil ma tel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27
S%fovkovne izqube

Delavski department je IRA
cunal, da SO stavke V prvih de-
vetih mesecih tega leta povzro-
Gle izgubo 1925, 900 posamez-
nih Sihtov, ali mad $4,000, 900
Vec kot Vsem letu 1915.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27

Fontane, Calf, Frank Novak liz
Los Angelesa in big" Toni
TomSic IL Oaklanda, Calf.
Sledeci SO ponovili narocnino
"a cello leto in OBJ enem prispe-
vail Sc vsaki pc So tiskovni
sklad: Jacob Bergant, Lisbon,
O.; Frank Cerne, Cleveland, O.;
Blaz Vilcnik, Depue, ILL.,, in
Frank Ilersich, Virden, ILL.,, An
ME Bester, Washington, D. c.,
John Prudich, Willoughby, O.,
Adolpr Krisch, Cooperstown, N.
Y, j. Mazgon, Cleveland, O., in
Jack Menhardt, Sheboygan, Wis.
Start mas prijatelj. John Ko-
Sin, Girard, O., je postal dive OBJ
novitveni narocnini ter "a $40
p%ozdravnih oglasov v koledar,
S. pa V podporo Proletarcu.
Now narocniki V minulem te-
dnu SO sledeci: John Malevich,
Makinen, MINI. (~narocila ga mt
je hci MENU V darilo); John Ko-
sin, Girard, o., je narocil list
svojcu V Jugoslavijo; dale sta
poslala now n~arocnini Joseph
Jez, Warren, O., in Miss Kati
Jurman, Cleveland, O., XII ie OBJ
enem poslala $1,000 tiskovni
sklad.
Peter Benedict, mas star pod
piratelj Proletarca il Michiga-
ma, 81 je kupil dom V krajini Ell
Cajon, Calf. Narocil je, da mai
mu Proletarca sedaj tia poSilja-
mo. Zaposlen je bill minute te-
dine S selitvijo, ker je pr tenn
delu pomagal tudi svojima sino-
voma. 10 je bill Pete Benedict
V Chicago, je obiskal mnogo
znancev in Sc precej zamudil
tudi V Centru. Pravi, da je incl
fine case" in vse, S katerimi Sc
je OBJ tel priliki s~recal, iskreno
pozdravlja.
Minuli teden so mas obiskali
Anton Zornik in njegova sopro-
ga IL Herminija, Pa. Oh tel pri-
Tiki je Mrs. Zornik prispevala
So V tiskovni sklad. Isti dan mas
je obiskal mas narocnik Anton
Ausec IL Stauntona, Ill, XII je
obnoVil narocino ter prispeval
81 listu V podporo.
Fran Stih IL Sheboygana, Wis
, consin, je postal pet narocnin
ma list in 81 V tiskovni sklad. Po-
roca, da ina "a agitacijsko delo
zelo malo casa, a mi ugotavlia-
mo, da vzlic temu skrbi, da lie
nasa lista naroGnikov V njegovi
naselbini redu.
Anton Eager IL Denverja je
postal listu V podporo SIS in po-
roca, da je ma potovanju pc jul
gozapadnih drzavah in v Me-
hiki. Wee O njegovem pismu je
ma drugem mestu.
Koledarsko gradivo je V delu,
Gnabiratelji oglasov SO Sc odbro
odzvali in vse drugo Sc oprav-
liza ko nitro mogoce. Vec O tenn
prihodnjic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-27
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