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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24
CehosIovosko in America
NupisuI "a ONA Arthur Gueth

Prijateljstvo in spoStovanje,
katero je Amerika dozdaj We
dino uzivala ma CehoslovaSkem,
sta resno omajana radi dogod-
kov zadnjih mesecev - in to
navzlic delovanju UNRRAe, po-
sojilom, trgovini in vztrajnim
naporom naSega izvrstnega am
basadorja.
Zakaj je zacela Cehoslovaska
gledati ma who'd? Jasno je, da
je bilo re leta 1912 in 1943 pre-
cej zagresenega V pogledu z ma
sim nastopom napram DIR. Bene-
Su, ko je prosil "a dovoljenje
priti V Zed. drzave. Proved smo
ga omalovazevali, ker 81 nismo
bill ma jasnem, kako visoko ga
spoStuje njegov narod. Soviet
ska unija je bila tenn pogle-
du boil razsodna. Ko Sc je Be-
mes podal V Moskvo, je Cehoslo-
vaSka zaupala svojo varnost So
vjetski uniji.
Ceski narod je re skoro po-
pomona pozabil ma to, da je
Rdeca armada zasedla dezelo in
V teku okupacije zagresila ne
kaj napak. Temeljno vprasanje,
okrog katerega Sc tukaj suce
vse, je zadeva varnosti - in V
tem pogledu zaupajo Cehoslo-
vaki mnogo vec %sovjetski arma-
di, kot varuhu primernih mirov-
nih pogojev "a Nemcijo kot nam
Amerikancem, katerih armada
Sc Z Nemci brati in je domale-
ga re izgubila vsako trohico an
tagonizma napram tenn bivsim
sovraznikom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24

Ma CeSkem je zelo razsirjeno
prepricanje, da Amerika ne We
kaj hoce V Nemciji, in sploh V
Evropi, ter da 81 je Sc mnogo
mani ma jasnem, kako to dose
ci. Mnogo je zategadelj Cehov,
XII so prepricani, da bi poveza-
most Z Veliko Britannia pomeni-
la zanje lie to-, da Sc bodo ira
gicne napake, XII so preteklo-
sti privedle do Monakovega, Sc
enkrat ponovile.
Nezaupanje napram Ameri-
kancem ojacujejo Sc nekateri
nedavni incident. Veckrat je re
prislo do obmejnih spopadov
med ameriSkimi in cehoslova-
Skimi cetami. 0 takih dogodkih
obSirno piSejo levicarski ceski
listi, docim jih ameriski krogi
zataje. Vsi Sc Sc spominjamo
neslavnega incidental IL meseca
februarja, ko je ceta ameriSkih
vojakov V uniformi in spremlia-
ma cd nekega ameriskega casni-
karja udarila ma cehoslovaSko
narodno ozemlje in pod vod-
stvom bivSega gestapovca izko-
pala skrite nemSke dokumente
in Jill odvedla V ameriSko zono.
Ameriski ambassador Sc je mo-
raj opravicevati radi te avan-
ture, XII nam nj prinesla nobe-
nih novih informacij. Cehoslo-
vasko casopisje pa je takrat pi-
salo O ameriSki invaziji in po-
udarjalo, da SO nacisti pred vol
no postopali ma cisto silicon ma
Gin.
Koncem meseca aprila je bila
dolga vista incidentov, katere
so ~povzrocili ameriski voiaki, XII
SO prevzeli posle carinarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24
! v T. Il !
(Konec s ]. Strani.)

(Konec S ]. Strani.)
Zakaj ne? M, pac zategadeli
ne, ker Sc njegovo krvavo delo
nj krizalo S cerkvenimi nauki,
XII Sc kar cede cd ljubezni do
bliznjega.
In ljubljanskega Rozmana je
pohvalil, da je ravnal pravilno,
ko je z Rupnikom in drugimi IL
dajicami vred prodal svoje slo-
vanstvo "a skledo nemSke ali
rimske lece. S tenn je papez odo-
bril- bratomorno vojno, XII 10 ie
Rozmanovo izdajstvo podnetilo
med Slovenci.
Kakor najbrz nekaterim tam,
tako je bill Roman i tukajsnjim
klerOfaSistom silno obcutliiva
Ahilova peta. Nekaj casa so no.
dill okrog te nevSecne zadeve,
kakor mack okrog vrele kase;
nazadnje so Sc je pa kar priva-
dill. Kosmati vesti ena dlaka
vec ali mani.
In utegne Sc Sc zgoditi, da
dobi ia, Roman imenovani po-
beljeni grob Sc kdaj sem medse,
da jim ustmeno pove, kako pa
PEI objokuje Slovence, XII so IL
gubili svoje tri mjenike .
0, Ola, prav gotovo Sc papez
vse ma them joce, joce "a -
"prOVincio Lubiano
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24
@e DEL 9s

znojna cd slabosti komaj drzala
ma nogah, zadrla mad MO:
"Torej ste Sc special, tako,
tako, sal SEN 81 mislila. Ampak
glejte da spravite svoje stvari,
V stirinajstih dneh, ste razume-
Ii. Pankrtov ne bono redili pri
mas, ne"
Tedaj je Sele spoznala Ancka,
kako je z MO. Zvecer Sc je razo-
della Ivanu. Ivan je bill resen in
zamiSljen. Molce je skomignil
z rameni. Tako je paG, pomagati
Sc ne da. &c bi bila Ancka bo-
gaia gospa, bi Sc peljala k spe-
cialistu. In vse bi bilo V redu,
tako pa, treba je pocakati in
sprejeti, kar pride.
Tisto jesen Ivan nj odpotoval
domov ma Stajersko. Z Ancko
sta najela predmestju pod
streSnico S Stedilnikom. Ancka
je bila postreznica pr vec dru-
zinah, ceprav je bill MEN zivot
re precej nabrekel. Ivan je no.
dill okoli "a priloznostnim "a
sluzkom, pozimi in &c je sila, je
treba pac prijeti "a vse
Potem je Ancka dobila sina in
koScek srece Sc je prismejal
skozi ozko okno V podstresnico.
Tudi Ivan ga je bill vessel, sal je
incl njegove oci. Tudi drugega
OtrOka sta Sc razveselila, bila je
deklica, in imela je prav taksne
pSeniCno zlate lase kot Ancka.
Toda, ko je prijokal ma svet
tretji otrok, sta Sc p~restrasila,
sal je bila podstresnica tako re-
10 tesna in zivljenje tako skopo
reze kruh ubogim ljudem.
Toda zdaj je ma poti re cetrti
otrok. Ancki je stiriindvajset
let -. IVanu trideset. Ancka je
Sc vedno postreznica. &c je
kaksna gospa posebno dobra, 10
bojece poprOsi:
'Gospa, &c bi imeli kaksno
ponoSeno krilce cd vaSih otrok.
Veste, tri imam in cetrti je ma
potu. Toliko me spraSujejo 81
romacki, kdaj pojdejo vsi trije
z menoj ma sprehod nedeljo.
Zdaj ne morejo, ker nimajo TAX
Snih oblek. Sal Sc trudim in de-
lam, pa ne morem in ne morem,
sal vidite. Clovek zasluzi ko-
maj "a kruh. MOI pa vse, kar
zasluzi, sproti zapije. Sauna ne
VEN, kako je to, da je kar ma
enkrat postal tax pijanec in TAX
sen dober clovek je vcasih bill"
Tako potozi Ancka vcasih, &c
Sc il zdi kaksna gospa posebno
dobra in usmiljena. Vecinoma
pa je tho. Molce, V svoje gorje
zagreznjena, vrsi svoj posel -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24

bliznjih naselbinah, lie star pee
lar rojak Lice Sc je uprl mogo-
chi kompaniji. Sredi naselbine
lastuje bajto in aker zemlje, XII
vse skupaj niti med brati nj vre-
dino vec kot petdeset dolarjev,
pa nagaja kompaniji. Kot Sc Gu
je, mu je druzba ponujala re tt
soc dolarjev, da Sc umakne, ker
je V napotje masineriji, toda on
zahteva tritisoc petsto dolarjev,
ces, da je toliko "zasluzil', ker
zivi V bajti 35 let -. SkuSali so
ga spraviti ven zlepa in zgrda,
pa ne gre. Obljubili so, da mu
kupijo drugje hiso in jo opre-
milo S pohistvom, toda rojak
Lice noce o tenn mic slisati. L.
gleda, da ga bodo koncno ogra-
dill S kupi prsti in kamenja,
toda, pot do glavne ceste mu
morajo pustiti odprto in to je,
kar kompanijo najvec jezi in
stane. A. Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24

pa ne bavi s prohibicijo, ker
smatra, da je to osebna stvar
posameznika; kdor rajSi Pile vo-
do ali kupi kvort mleka name
sto steklenico piva in "Silce ia
kratkega'', svobodno mul Ravno
tako maj ina svobodo tisti, XII
raise vrze proc zadnji dollar "a
mic vredno pijaco, XII mt vec
skoduje kot koristi, dokler ne
nadleguje drugih ljudi.
Z
Slovenska naselbina V Cock
erillu je izginila in kmalu il Sic
di sosedna naselbina Jacksville.
Use mora izginiti kar je V ma
potje premogovni druzbi, XII po-
bira vrhnjo plast premoga. Po-
kupili SO farmarski in drugi svet
in odpeljali hise drugam, sal je
povsod pomanjkanje "a stano-
~vanja. Rojaki V Cockerillu so
vsi prodali svoje domove "a pri-
merno ceno, in Sc naselili 20
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24
Didmonti v Tel Avivu

Tel AViv V Palestini, XII je po-
pomona zidovsko mesto, steje
veliko beguncev. Mnogi so pri-
nesli S sabo precej vrednosti,
pOsebno V zlatu in diamantih.
Toda Sc vecja vrednost dia-
mantov poseduje diamantna to-
Varna V blizini Tel Aviva. Dne
26. junija jo je napadlo 40 Ii
dov, clanov protiangleske tero-
risticne organizacije, in we'll S
sabo diamantov V vrednosti
$40, 600.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24
IL
SLOVENSKE METROPOLE

(Op.-Ta dopis je bill poslan
V objavo re pred par tedni, a je
vsled raznih vzrokov zakasnil.)
Pueblo, Colo. - Meseca iuni-
ia je pueblski pevski zbor pri-
redil.v mestni dvorani Memo
rial Hall koncert, V katerem je
n%astopilo kakih 80 pevcev. Sa-
mi domaci TALENT, vsi dobro IL
vezbani. Vstopnina nj bila pre-
visoka. Nudili so nam par ur
d~uSevnega uzitka.
Kako silno vplivajoce je kul-
turno delo ma ljudi, vedo lie ne
umorni delavci, XII Sc trudijo ma
tenn polju. Prizadevajo 81, da
Jim vzbude smisel "a lepoto kul-
ture in da c%loveStvo doume res
nicno stran zivljenja. Smelo re-
cemo, z vodjem tega zbora vred,
da V vsakem kraju Sc presoja,
W koliko je V MENU kulturne-
ga della in zivljenja. Kadar DO
glasba - kultura - med liudmi
bolj sprejemljiva in razumljiva,
ne DO vec vojsk in klania DO
svetu."
Kako velika resnica je V teh
besedah.
Ampak kako Sc je pocutil vo-
dja tega zbora, Mr. Conway, XII
je sam izboren baritonist, oh ia
ko majhni udelezbi! Tudi iaz
sem bill razocaran mad tolikSno
brezbriznostjo pueblske anglo
saske profita lacne mescanske
"burzvazije". In has TAXI liudie
bi radi zapovedovali vsem ma
svetu. MIN je lie "a duSevno
prazno, udobnostno zivljenje il
dneva V dan. Nj .cudno, &c nina
domacinska Amerika ma kultur-
mem polju nicesar pokazati.
4
Zadnji mesec Is. junija smo
imeli V slovenski naselbini V
dvorani mad zadruzno trgovino
priliko videti slike liz Sloveniie
in estate Jugoslavije. One so lie
prlca tega, kar smo re brali, ka-
ko je bio ljudstvo ma dan osvo-
BOHEMIA navduseno in nepopi-
sno veselo.
Ljubljana! Morje mnozic po-
zdravlja dan svobode! Vidmar,
Kidric, zupancic govore 1jud-
stvu.
Slovenski narod, upamo, da
81 raztrgal verge tisocletne kle-
ceplazne dobe. Mic vec ne Dos
hlapceval ne Rimu, ne Berlinu
in ne domaci izdajalski purga-
rlji, XII Sc je redila ma tvojih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24
INA SLOKANOVA:
Aneko in njenu zgodbo

sebe, da sta Sc z Ivanom vse
ceSce srecala. Tudi oh delavni-
kin, ko je. Ancka vsak vecer vo-
dila gospejnega psicka ma spre-
bod. Ivan il je pripovedoval O
svojem delu. 0 visoki lepi viii,
XII jo gradijo nekje v predmest-
ju. Ancka Sc je cudila, .obcudo-
vala in Sc iskreno veselila Z
MIN.
Tako SO kar mimogrede Cd
cvele krizanteme in georgine in
"a mimi Sc astre. Drevje Sc je
popolnoma %oprostilo svojega
zlatega, selestecega plaSca ter
iztegovalo COLE veje V zalostno
poznojesensko nebo.. Tedaj je
Ivan odpotoval domov ma zele-
no Stajersko. Zvecer, preden Sc
ie odpeljal, sta Sc dobila z An
cko. Kar tako nepricakovano
sta Sc srecala in Ivan je tako
mimogrede omenil Ancki, da
odpotuje domov. Pomladi da Sc
vrne. Tedaj je Ancko nekaj Gu
dino stisnilo pri srcu, kaj, sama
nj prav vedela in razumela. Co.
vorila sta o vsecem kot druge
dni, toda zdaj je MENU, zdaj
njej zastala beseda, tina in "a
Lostna sta zastrmela drug V dru-
gega.
V ozki slept ulici sta Sc po-
'lOvila. Stisk rok je bill dolg in
vroc in potem Ancka sama nj
vedela, kdaj in kako Sc je prav
"a prav zgodilo, da sta naenkrat
slonela V objemu in pila sreco
V prvem strastnem poljubu.
VISA trepetajoca Sc mu je IL
villa in vroce prosila:
Ivan, prosim te, piSi mi, We
likokrat piSi."
Ivan je obljubil in potem ga
ie vzela noe.
Ancka nj mic vec pela OBJ ne
1eljskih popoldnevih. Prijate-
Ljic Sc je izogibala. Sal je bilo
ljenO srce tako pOlno in boga-
%. Sladka skrivnost je lezala V
ljem. Ma golih nedrih pa je
5krivala Ivanova pisma. Tudi
ona mu je pisala, lepo in il srca:
'Predragi moi. Cez hribcke in
1olince TIE pozdravljam in po-
Ijubljam, golobGku belemu IL
rocam pisemce, da Tt ga pri-
leSe :"
Pa je pomlad odela drevje v
oopje in so zadehtele ma skritih
)risojnih bregovih vijolice.
Ivan Sc je vrnil. VriskajoCa sre-
"a V Anckinem srcu je bila to-
iikSna, da je vcasih kljub 60
5pejini %prepovedi IL polnega gr-
"a zapela.
Odslej sta vse nedeljske po-
ooldneve prezivela skupaj Ivan
n Ancka in njuna sreGa.
Ko SO vnovic zacvetele kri-
zanteme in georgine, je Ancka
V zacudenju obstrmela sama
mad seboj. LIE kaj il je, kaj Sc
godi Z MO? Tako cudno je vse.
Kot da bi bila bolna. JEST ne
more in kar slabo il je. Hotela
ie povedati Ivanu, pa Sc je ba-
la. Sram 10 je bio pred MIN,
da bi vedel, da je bolna. Sele
gospa il je odprla oci, ko Sc je
nekoc, ko Sc je visa bleda in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24

LSOQDO Je IdplSdlO
z~ivljenje, cato je preprosta,
vsakdanja, kakrSna je bila An
cka, ko je priSla V mesto Cd ne
KIDD, morda cd prekmurske raw
nj, ali gorenjskih hribov, lahko
pa tudi IL kakSne z~apuScene do
lenjske vasice ali pa IL samotne
bate kje pod Krimom. Pa sal
to je vseeno, sal vsepovsod Ii
WHO takSne Ancke. Ancka ie
prinesla V mesto svojih osem-
najst let, dvoje krepkih rok in
v srcu malo skritega preproste-
ga dekliskega upanja lepse
dni.
Nekje sredi mesta Sc je vdi-
njala q sluzkinjo. Njena 60
spodinja je bila mlada in lepa.
Psicka je imela S svileno dlako,
XII mu 10 je morala Ancka vsak
dan mazati Z diSecim oljem in
moza, velikega in zavaljenega,
XII je pa bill veGinoma ma poto-
vanju. Tudi prijatelja je imela
ia gospa, mladega, lepega in
elegantnega, XII je prihajal, ka-
dar je bill MEN MOI ma potova-
nju. Tenn gospodu je Ancka
samo vrata odpirala, drugega
pa nj smela vedeti o MEM. Ia
ko il je zabicala gospa in ona
je re vedela, kako in kaj.
AnGkino kraljestvo je bilo V
kuhinji, oh majhnem igracka-
stem plinskem Stedilniku. In
Ancka je bila cisto zadovoljna.
Vcasih je zapela pesem o domu,
rozmarinu in rdecih nageljnih
ali pa tisto o fantu, XII je sci V
svet in pozabil ma svojo drago.
Men glas je bill zvoGen in poln,
takSen, da je bila kar sauna po-
nosna mani. Toda gospodinji to
nj bio vSec in Sc je zadrla ma
MO nekoc:
Ami, lie kaj Sc toliko derete,
sal vendar niste ma kmetih. Te-
ga JAZZ ne trpim, zapomnite 81.
enkrat "a vselej"
In Ancka 81 je zapomnila, kot
vse, kar il je zapovedala gospa.
Potem nj vec pela donna, lie oh
nedeljskih popoldnevih vcasih.
ko je sla S prijateljicami V oko-
liSki gozd, Sc je razpela IL pol
nih pljuc.
V avgustu, ko so pc vrtovih
re %zacvetele georgine in krizan-
teme, ST je pa neko nedeljsko
popoldne seznanila z Ivanom.
Prijateljice so ga seznanile z
MO in Ancki je bilo nerodno,
da sama nj vedela, zakaj, ker
il je ~vselej, kadar je govorila
z MIN, vroc val krvi planil V
Obraz.
Ivan je bill zal FAINT, svileno
srajco je incl in sploh Sc je no.
sill zelo gosposko. Bill je zidar.
Z Ancko je bill zelo prijazen.
&c so Sli pc sprehodu V gostil-
no, je ~najvec plesal z MO.
Potem Sc je tudi Ancka zace-
la oblaciti boil gosposko. Gospa
il je podarila svileno bluzo in
bel klobuk in odslej Ancka nj
Sla nobeno nedeljsko popldne
ma sprehod brez tega belega
klobuka.
Pa je naneslo kar samo cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-24

AkO verujete v poslanstvo, XII
ga vrsi "Proletarec', pomagaite
mu V pridobivanju narocnikov
in zbirajte prispevke V njegov
tiSkOVni skIad!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-02
NEW AIRLINE
 10 0N0RTHLAND

SEATTLE, Nov. 9 A Civil Aero ,nautics Board hearing is expected soon on an application for permis- sion to set up new-type third class air service between Seattle and Alaska points, President Ar thur E. Johnstone of the North ern Airlines, Inc, said today. The company, which has com pleted nearly 200 round-trip cargo flights to Alaska since pioneering such service. last December for commercial concerns in the States, would carry such passengers as commercial fishermen, sportsmen and their equipment and invalid cases, he explained
 Economic data is now being ss- Isembled to produce at the hear ing, he said The application is for service between here and Fair banks touching intermediate points of Annette Island, Juneau, Cor dova and Anchorage. The line now operates three DC-3's, has two more being converted and has or ders in for additional DC-3's and DC-4's.
 Fares would be slightly less than those now for regular passenger flights on deluxe planes.
 The application was filed with the CAB on August 3.
 It is the first application for such service to be filed with CAB, Johnstone said he had been in formed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-02
BOMB OUTRAGE IN BAL TIM0RE STARTS THOROUGH PROBING

BALTIMORE, Nov 2 - A steady procession of detectives and uni ormcd policemen patrolled the Baltimore waterfront today in an intensive search for the perpetrat- DTS of the incendiary bombing of ! rooming house in which four merchant sesmen lost their lives
 nd five others were injured Police Commissioner Hamilton R. ,tl.i, s9a. essuming personal direc- ton of a roundup of every water front character with whom we have ever had any trou5le,' de- scribed the blast as "one of the worst crimes in the history of the city" Three og tie victims were Cubang the ether a Honduran.
 Throdahcut the night detectives trooped into Eastern District Po- lice Station with a constant stream of suspects, most of whom were questioned and released.
 Amid danunciations of the bomb- ing hy Mayor Theodore R. Me Keldin, who described it as mass murder" and other officials and labor leaders, the Federal Bureau of Investigation was called upon to study two warning notes which police said were delivered before the bombing.
 Jesse Rodriguez, proprietor of the rooming- house, said one of the notes was thrown through win dow of the house last week at tached to a monkey wrench. Po- lice quoted it as follows:
 Stop rooming links Gabor spies) in your house, which is owned by Bethlehem Steel This is your final warning"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-02
DR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON

Optometrist, is now in Juneau and is available for eye examin- ations up to and including No- vember 11th. Office, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636 for appointment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-02
PROOF

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 2-Mot- )rist Ernest Thompson can thank she civic loyalty of Judge John Seabrook for saving him from a traffic fine.
 After a week of dark days and heavy storms, Thompson said. The sun was so bright I failed to see the traffic signal change"
 Said the judge Your excuse shows that Oregon is not always tiled with rain in the fall, and fer the publicity our state will get the fine will be $5.- suspend- ad."
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-07
All Metal One of Largest Exhibitors
at First american Toy Fair Since Var

The All Metal products company
will be one of the largest exhibitors
of toys at the 43rd annual American
Toy Fair, the worlds largest show
ing Of toys and the first full line
displayed since the war, w. A..
Wenner ,vice-president of All Metal
products company announced today.
"Wyandotte Toys" for 1916 will
include steel toys, pistols, pop guns,
autographed toys. games, target pis-
tolls. mechanical toys and target
games.
The Fair opens m New York city
on March IL and continues until
March %. More than 1000 buyers
from every state in the union and
foreign countries are expected to
attend the record showing Of Amer
lean made toys which will cover
seven floors at the Hotel McAlpin
and the Hotel Breslin as well as
hundreds Of permanent displays at
200 Fifth avenue. HOT Broadway and
other buildings.
With plans sighted to produce
$240. 100000 worth of toys this year,
80 per cent increase over 1e45,
the American toy industry is push
ing production schedules in an all
out drive to meet play needs of
toy-age youngsters - q population
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-07
Detroit area Scout Council
Second Largest In the Nation

Prentiss M. Brown, newly-elected
President Of the Detroit Area Coun-
Gil Boy Scouts Of America, presided
at his first Executive Board Meet
ing, last week in the Statler Hotel,
Twenty eight Scouters were pre-
sent including representatives Of
the ten Districts which comprise
the Councils territory.
Appointments of Council Operat-
ing Committee Chairmen for 1916
were announced by President Brown
a. follows:
Advancement-Ralph j. Moore.
Camping and Activities. w. Rob-
ertson. Cubbing-Edmund H. Stoel-
ting. Finance-William G. Lerchen.
Health and Safety-Vaughn 8.
Blanchard, Leadership Training
George j. Huebner Jr., Organiza-
ton and Extension - Frank L.
Klingbril and Public Relations -
Henry @. Little.
In . statement, made by Scout
Executive Amos r. Shields, 1t was
pointed out that the Councils abb
ility to service the 38,488 boys and
leaders now registered in over 300
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-07
City Council Of Church Women
Celebr World Day Of Prayer

The World Day Of Prayer service
will be held tomorrow at 2 D. m.
in the Presbyterian church under
the direction of the Wyandotte
Council of Church Women. Theme
for the service is "the things that
make for our peace" 1t will open
with quiet music on the organ.
Leaders parts in the responsive
reading service will be taken by Mrs.
r. L. Beal, First Presbyterian
church, Mrs. Homer Steele, First
Congregational church, Mrs. F. j.
FirnSchild, Emmanuel Lutheran
church. and Mrs. Kenneth Boone,
Salvation Army.
The Rev. Milton Bank, Trenton
Methodist church, will deliver the
message. Miss Leola M. Hoke. Pres
byterian organist, and musical di-
rector of Lincoln Junior high school
will be in charge of music. Students
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-07

Cub Pack and Scout Troops, and to
continue organizing new Packs and
new Scout Troops depends largely
on the Councils budget for 1916
and years to follow. THE Sustain
ing Membership Roundup, now un-
der way must continue until at
least 10000 sustainers have con-
tributed" said Mr.. Shields.
In reporting on membership
growth, Mr.. George w. Williams.
Council Vice President revealed
that the Detroit Area Council is
now the second largest in the ma
tion-topped only by the Greater
New York area. "Of course, we're
proud 70 be the nations number
two council but we're not Dragging
about it, said MIR. Williams. 81 just
point It OUT, he continued, ito
prove that there is continued de-
sire on the part Of boys to join
Scouting; and If we, as a commun-
ity, want Scouting for our youth
then the Council must be adequate
~ financed"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-07

from Lincoln high will sing during
the service.
A candlelighting service will be
conducted by Mrs. Walter Wegst,
Mrs. Harold Halstead, Mrs. Mildred
Feldman, Mrs. George Rupert, Mrs
Carlos LaGuire. Mrs. Harold Jacob
son. and Mrs. Charles Schaffer un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Warren
Hall and Mrs. William Mitchell.
Ushers will be Mrs. Ray McCul-
Tough. Mrs. Charles Kiefer, Mrs
George Neifert, and Mrs. Mervin
Clemens of the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Arthur Sawyer, offer
atory leader will be assisted by Mrs.
Ernest Shove, Mrs. George Cank,
and Mrs. Merle GoSs.
During the service small children
will be cared for by Mrs. George
Rogers.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-07
Merchants Association Names
Committees For Years Activities

Committees Of the Merchants As
ISOLATION of Wyandotte were named
by president Harry Paskovitz, at a
general meeting held Thursday
night at Jack Lucas Cafe, Lincoln
Park.
Joseph Gartner was appointed
chairman Of the civic affairs COM
mittee. He will be assisted by E.
D. Mclaughlin, H. K. Jacobson,
Hayes Metcalf, Chris Keehn, Clare
Allan, Gerald Gass, John Raul,
Edward j. Brohl. Strauss Gantz,
Phil Zasadney, Mary Trites.
William Howard heads the pro-
motional committee aided by c. l.
Reiser, A. B. Sutton, Kurt Brett
field, Frank Worthington, Anthony
Alfe, Anthony E. Balovitch, Gerald
lager, Jack Alton, Chester Jarvis,
L. P. Roach, Glen Harmon.
Harold Jacobson chairmans the
parking lot committee working with
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-07

group which this year includes five
million more children than the av-
erage Of the preceding peacetime
decade, according to L. M. Mac
Donald, new president Of the Toy
Manufacturers Of the U.S.A., spon-
sors Of the show.
Better toy values for consumers
are expected to result from the lift
ing Of OPA price restriction because
experienced toy manufacturers are
now able to revive popular price
lines that could not be produced
at all during the past two years
when prices were restricted to 1912
price levels, Mr.. Wenner stated.