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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-09
Romeo obruvnove v NUerenbergU, MEN
pomen, Meme hibe i'm dvoino mero...

Izek sodSGa V Nuerenbergu-v tenn bivsem srediscu nacij-
skin slavnosti-pomeni pc tolmacenju mednarodnih pravnlkoV
nov mednarodni zakon: MANFRED da je napadalna ali agreslVna
vojna pc internacionalnem pravu V BODICE zlocln mad napadenlm
ljudstvom, zlocin mad civilizacijo in zlocin mad humanitarnostjo
Ia napadalko Sc smatra drzavo, XII vpade V drugo dezelo ne ola bl
bna prOvocirana; invadira 10 IL osVojevalnlh, roparsklh namenoV.
Takih vojen je bo V zgodovini re mic koiko. Vprizarjale so
jih tudi tiste drzave, XII so imele v sodnem tribunalu v Nueren-
bergu vodstvo in odlocujoco besedo. A sedaj so prisle ma stopnJo,
S katere smatrajo, da SO agresivne vojne hudodelstvo, cato Sc
mora tiste, XII so 10 povzrocili, kaznovati. Seveda, ako SO porazenl.
&c so zmagovalci, tedaj je moe njihova in justice 81 potem onl
lahko tolmacijo kakor MIN prija.
V tenn slucaju je bill tretji rajh, XII je V svojem pohlepu-za-
vladati vsepovsod-bil usodno tepen, kar je dobro "a svet.
Enajst nacijskih glavarjev je dobilo snrtno kazen. Sodlsce Je
odlocilo, maj jim DO zivljenje veto ma najbolj ponizevalen nacn
- z zanjkami okrog vratu. Obsojenci SO vprasali - &c re morajo
bti pokoncani, maj Sc jh raise postavi pred strelce namesto ma
vesala.
Kar Sc javnosti tice, to ne della razlike. Della pa jo "a zgodovi-
marie, "a obsojence in "a milne svojce.
Enajst nacijskih zlocincev je torej svoje pogubno delo skon-
Gallo in Jill je konec. Nekateri so 81 we'll zivljenje sami.
Ampak vse to ne DO pokEcalo nazaj v Zvljenje stohsoce If
milijone naciJskih zrtev. Trpljenja, Xxi SO ga ljudstva prestala -
V koncentracijskih kempah in izven njih, ne DO mogoce nikdar il
brisati In vzelo DO generacije, predno DO popravljeno razdejanje
XII so ga povzocili V svoi naduti pijanosti in pohepu pc vladi nae
svetom 'nadljudje". XII so sedaj, ko so zlocini re storjeni, obsojen
vsvoj pasji konec.
Koliko boljse hi bile, &c bi v Nuerenbergu visoki sodniki kai
.storii - kaj zelo izdatnega, da Sc hi taxi zlocini mad clovestvon
sploh vec dogoditi ne bi mogli, namesto krfvce kaznovati sele Ike
so grozote "kulturnih" naddivjakov re do kraja izvrsene!
Ne, S tenn Sc V Nuerenbergu MISC pecali. Rekli so lie, da tiTi
XII povzrocijo napadalne vojne, bodo v BODICE kaznovani Sc
veda, &c oni ne zmagajo.
Medtem, ko. so visoki sodniki zavezniskih sill opravili svoje
delo, pa vaovi pc svetu gls o now vojni nevarnosti. Govore O nj
v visokih krogih v Washingtonu in drugod V tel dezeli, kjer smc
o Mi najglasnejSi, in S strahom jo omenjajo v Parizu in drugje
pc svetu.
Ke SO VISA tista obetanja, da elm nacijski krvoloki in japonsk:
militaristi padejo nastane doba do1gotrajnega miru in ma sve'
bodo legle v najlepsi obliki stri svobodseine in mad mimi pa DO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-09
TEKMA "a NADVLADO v SREDOZEMLU
.ELO OPASNA SVETOvNEMU MIRU
Angliia nj biIa vedno sospodorico sredniega
vzhoda. : Tri siIe odstraniene v prvi svetovni
vojni, dive v drug. Anslo-omerisko kooperociio
Pse Donald Bell
Pise DonuId Bell

dajoca sila ma Srednjem vzhodu
tam je bio otomansko carstvo
in ruski vpliv je bill mogocen,
posebno V Perziji, kjer je ma
mnogih mestih segal skoro do
Perzijskega zaliva. Povrh tega
SO bill ma Srednjem vzhodu ia
ko vplivni tudi Nemci in cello
I~talijani. Francoski vpliv je bill
odlocujoC V libanonskih dezelah
in V Siriji.
Prva svetovna vojna je pre-
gnala il Srednjega vzhoda Tur-
Clio, Nemcijo in Rusijo. Druga
svetovna vojna je omogocila An
glezem, da zasedejo italijanske
kolonije, katerih zdaj nocejo nj
komur vec ~prepustiti, Francija
pa je ogromno izgubila ma vpli-
VII in tudi ma dejanskih posto-
jankahn. b .@@@,H. I'D. 3s ...n
Anglezem je.torej uspelo, da
v razmeroma kratki dobi poze-
nejo ven IL teh predelov Vse
svoje tekmece. Toda zdaj, ko SO
to dosegli, 5ko imajo V rokah to
strategicno tako neizmerno va
zno in denarno in gospodarsko
tako bogato ozemlje, radi leziSc
petroleja, morajo uvidevati, da
so vojaSko preslabotni, da hi to
toxic tudi sigurno branili. Vsled
tega SO ponudili Zed. drzavam
mesto manjsega %partnerja - "a
ceno podpore V denarju in doba-
yah orozja.
V zadnjih mesecih je bilo yea
sin nekaj govora o "mirni likvi-
daciji" britanskega carstva, ces,
da DO delavska vlada opustila
kolonijalne ideje angleskih tori
jew. SliSali smo o velikodusnih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-09

ponudbah Indiji in Egiptu. Da-
mes je re jasno, da niti Indijcem
nit Egipcanom ne DO uspelo, da
Sc sami S svojimi lastnimi silami
znebe britanske nadvlade.
V obeh dezelah SO pogajanja
zastala. India je nemocna radi
stoletnega razdora med hindu
in muslimani. Med vsemi deze-
lami, V katerih Sc je nastanila
Anglia, SO njeni interest mai
boil ogrozeni V Perziji, kjer je
nastalo revolucionarno gibanje
proti trdi pesti Anglo-iranske
petroleiske druzbe.
Ko SO Anglezi uvideli, da jim
sredstva orijentalske diplomaci-
je ne pomagajo vec, Sc sklenili
uporabljati silo. Odkrito SO liza
viii, da Sc varnostni svet zedi-
njenih narodov, XII je porabil to-
lIkO casa IN napOrOV v zaVraca-
nju ruskega vmesavanja V iran
ske zadeve, nikakor ne SINE bri-
gait "a to, da Sc pripravljajo ma
zopetno vojasko okupacijo jul
zno-iranskih petrolejskih lezise.
Re pred messed, ko Sc nj bilo
nobenih stavk V petrolejskih
vrelcih Anglo-iranske druzbe,
mi je bio povedano, da bodo sli
Anglezi nazaj V P~erzijo,@ goo
Tudi koraki angleske politike
V Eritreji, Somalilandu, ma oto-
ku Cipru, XII je grski pc narod-
nosti in zeljah prebivalstva, Pa
lestini in Libiji, MISC potrebni
radi ruskega prodiranja V Sre-
dozemlje. To je Anglezem lie IL
govor "a sirjenje njihovega car
silva.
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Docim Sc je javnost V minulih
tednih najbolj zanimala "a mi
rovno konferenco V Parizu, kjer
SO r~azpravljali v%prasanje Itali-
je, Trsta in Balkana, je prezrla
svetovnemu miru veliko nevar-
most - in sicer povecano nape-
tost radi tekme "a oblast mad
Srednjim vzhodom. Yes ia del
sveta je postal sodcek smodnika,
o katerem nihce ne We, kdai Svi-
gne V Zrak.
Homatije " Palestini so seve-
da le zunanji znak prave nevar-
nosti, XII obstoji V tenn, da Sc je
odlocila Velika Britannia, XII sa-
ma nina vec zadosti notranje
sile, da bi z lastnimi sredstvi in
ma miren nacin vladala svoje
ogromno carstvo, seci pc najsta-
rejsih in najbrutalnejSih sred-
stvih kolonijalnih gospodarjev
pc nasilju in sejanju notra-
Min razdorov V dezelah, V ka-
terih Sc hoce ma vsak nacin OBJ
drzati ma oblasti.
Obicajno je cut mnenje V
javnosti, da 81 pr~izadevaio An
glezi lie, da bi ohranili svojo mai
vaznejso pot, XII je zanje zivljen-
skega pomona, IL Britanije V IN
dijo preko Srednjega vzhoda.
Toda to je lie deloma res, kajti
Anglia hoce, danes, ko Sc dviga-
jo re vsi pokorni in odvisni ma
rodi - ko SO kolonijalnim car
stvom re zaceli zvoniti zadnii
zvonovi = Sc povecati svoje car
stvo in 81 podjarmiti Sc novih
narodov.
Sc V dobi prve svetovne vol
ne Anglezi nikakor MISC bill Via
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STATEMENT

DIEh L4NIL4N
OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT,
CIRCULATION, ETC, REQUIRED BY
THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST
"A, 1912, AND MARCH 8, 1888 OF
PROLETAREC,
published weekly at Chicago, H., for Oc-
tober |, 1916.
State of Illinois,
County OF Cook.
Before me, a Notary Public in and for the
State and county aforesaid, personally ap-
peared Anne Beniger, who, having been duly
sworn according to law, depoSes and SAYS
that she is the business manager of the Pro-
letarec and that the following is, to the best
OF her knowledge and belief, a true state
mont of the ownership, management land if
q daily paper, the circulation etc, of the
aforesaid publication for the date shown in
the above caption, required by the Act of
August "a, 1912, as amended by the Act of
March 8, 1888, embodied in section 537,
Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse of this form, to wit:
!. That the names and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor, and bust
ness managers are:
Publisher: Jugoslav Workmen's Publishing
Co, 1901 S. Lawndale Ave, Chicago %.
Editor: Frank Zaitz, 2542 S. Hamlin Ave,
Chicago %.
Hamlin Ave, Chicago %.
Business Manager: Anne Beniger, 1902 w.
26th St, Chicago %.
z. That the owner is: Jugoslav Workmen's
Pub. Co. 23Ol S. Lawndale Ave-. Jugoslav
Socialist Federation, 230l S. Lawndale Ave,
CHICAGO %, III. Philip Godina, 3211 S.
Pulaski Rd.-MilanM edvesek, 2610 S. Lawn
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Frank Zaitz, 2542 S. Hamlin Ave.-Execu-
tive Committee: Frank Zaitz. Executive Sec'y.
All in Chicago %, III.
3. That the known bondholders, mortgages,
and other security holders owning or holding
! per cent or more~of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities are: None.
4. That the two paragraphs next above,
giving the names of the owners, stockholders,
and security holders, if any, contain not only
the list of stockholders and security holders
az they appear upon the books of the COM
or security holder appears upon the books of
the company as trustee or in any other
fduciary relation, the name of the person or
corporation for whom such trustee is acting,
iG given; also that the said two paragraphs
contain statements embracing atlantis full
knowledge and belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which stockholders and
security holders who do not appear upon the
books OF the company as trustees, hold stock
and securities in a capacity other than that of
a bona fide owner; and this afiiant has no
reason to believe that any other person, asSo-
citation, or corporation has any interest direct
OF indircct in the said stock, bonds, or other
securities than as so stated by him.
5. That the average number of copies of
uted, through the mails Or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the twelve months preced-
ing the date shown above is 2,086.
Anne Beniger, Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
lst day of October, 1916.
Ernest ]. Drehar, Notary Public.
my commission expires February 2, 1850
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-09
Zrfve f~UberkuIoze
v ChicuQu

V Chicago pobere jetika vsa-
ko leto kakih 1000 zivljenj.
Zdravstveni krogi trdijo, da ako
hi Sc hotelo mesto "a ia problem
bolj brigati, hi bile zrtve veliko
manjSe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-09
OVEN:
RAZGOVORI

Win KOmunISIln, Raterl page no
cejo uniciti sveto katoliSko vero
v Jugoslaviji. Ali kot izgleda,
bodo naSi katolicani precej v "a
dregi, predno DO ia process po-
vsem gotov. Ker pa je sveti oGe
napovedal krizarsko vojno hrez-
boznemu komunizmu, V katere-
ga kajpada spadajo vsi tisti, ka-
teri Sc ne strinjajo S papezem,
ne DO nobeden dober katolik
verjel, kaksne grehe je storil in
doprinesel ia Nth sveti sluzab-
nix V Zagrebu. cato je, kar Sc
Min tice, Re danes mucenik, pa
mai bodo njegovi grehi Sc tako
veliki.
Tukaj V tel dezeli razsajajo
poleg poljskih reakcionarnih ka-
tolikov Sc posebno katoliSki Irci.
&c bi bio pc njihovem, hi uda-
rili Re jutri pc ten brezvercih.
LIE skoda, ker je re davno mini
Ia tista slavna doba krizarskih
voin, ko so S krizem in meGem
sirili sveto vero. Kot ma primer
tisti nemSki kralj, kateri SC je
zaobliubil, da pelje svoje krizar-
je proti nevernikom V sveto de
zelo. Ali ko je spoznal tezave
dolgega pota, 81 je mislil: Kaj bi
hodil ma tako dolgo in nevarno
pot, ko imam nevernike pred
pragom tukaj ma Baltiku! Pa Sc
je napotil ma krizarsko voino
proti paganskim slovanskim B6-
dricem in lutiskim Srbom. Z
ognjem in mecem SO delili sveto
vero naSim pradedom. VISA naSa
zgodovina je bila SUBMISSIVE in
trpljenje. In danes, ko je vandar
nastala nova doba V nash roj5t-
nth krajih - re zopet komai Ca
kajo, da 10 zadusijo. Ali to pot
oO Dc P1GVdI ali.
Na$e gibGnje
V petek 81. sept. je imela pre-
davanje V na$em soc. klubu st. l
Mrs. Mary Celarec il Waukega-
ma, XII Sc je pred nekaj tedni po-
vrnila IL Jugoslavije. Y. .svojem
govoru in pa V odgovarjanju ma
v~prasanja je povedala res veliko
zanim1vega. Da Sc nasil 1iudje v
resnici zanimajQ, je pokaza1a
polna dvorana. Med dfugim' 'je
omenila, da je, karl Sc we're fice,
tam popolna svoboda,; z faz11Ko,
da je cerkev sed5j 1ocena Cd dr.
zave, ko je ma primer V tel de-
zeli. Govornica je' zelo navduSe-
ma "a move Jugoslavijo in "a q
gromen napredek, katerega SO
napravili V tenn kratkem casu.
Omenila je delo mladine, kate
ia prostovoljno gradi poruSene
z~eleznice ter obnavlja razbite
ceste in razstreljene mostove.
Dejala je, da je Jugoslavija edi-
ma dezela V Evropi, kjer nj crne
borze. Letina je bila (razen V IT,
stih krajih, kjer je unicila pri-
delke huda suSa ali pa to6a) zelo
dobra. Torej kar Sc hrane tiGe,
so Sc re izrinili il krize. Manika
pa jim tekstilnih potrebscin -
to je oblek in pa obuval. One
Mia je, da je Sc priporocljivo po-
ziljati svojcem pakete v domo-
vino, ker zamaSe marsikako VIZ
eel. PosluSalci SO bill z njenim
predavanjem zelo zadovoljni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-09

ZnanOst je pot, ma kateri iSce-
mo relativno resnico S pomocjo
objektivnih zakonOv.
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angel varuh atlantski carter -.
Ker SO vojni zlocinci pokonGani, cemu treba med zavezniki
tolko vpitia O neizbezni novi vojni?
Ali pa so Sc morda sodniki V Nuerenbergu zmotili? Morda SO
pozabi obsoditi V smrt vzroke, radi katerih nastajajo vojne ..
Evening star., 1946-12-22
Po9e 9

Georgia and OkinaWa. A pre-
war member of the staff of
the New York Herald Tribune,
he turned down a newspaper
job in San Jose, Calf, to en-
ter the seminary. His home
is at ToWnerS, N. Y.
Another New Yorker is Paul
Miller, %, a 1910 graduate of
Hobart College, who was at
Guam, Leyte and OkinaWa as
an enlisted man in the 77th
Infantry Division. He was on
1e Shima when Ernie Pyle,
famed war correspondent, met
his death. When Mr.. Miller
and his wife couldn't find a
place to live near the SEM
mary, they went to Manassas,
where She took a position
teaching in the high school.
he cOmmuteS daily.
Among the older veteran
students is John B. Shinberger
of Norfolk, Va, who at SO has
had l3 years of Regular Army
service. A graduate of West
Point in 1888, Mr.. Shinberges
was retired as a lieutenant
colonel because of physical
disability. He was command
ing battalion of the 9th
Infantry Division in the Euro
pean Iheater on August 81,
1914, when a mortar shell hit
In a group of men. One was
Killed and six, including Mr..
Shinberger, were wounded. He
entered the seminary in Octo-
Der and wants to go into COL
lege chaplaincy after ordina-
ton. With his wife and two
small daughters he lives in
Parkfairfax.
John F. Stevens, 80, is a.
graduate of the Naval Acad-
emy, class of 1888, who re-
signed from the service after
serving through the war as an
assistant gunnery officer
aboard the USS Alabama. He
saw action in the Gilberts and
the Marshalls, at Saipan and
in the Philippines, and spent
the last few months of the
war off the coast of Japan,
waiting for the Japs to come
out and fight. He and Mrs,
Stevens are Parkfairfax resi-
dents.
Evening star., 1946-12-22

class. Accelerated claSSWork
makes it possible for men to
complete a SemeSter'S work
during the summer school.
Most of the students had
considered entering the min
lStry at various times during
Evening star., 1946-12-22

ruary, according to the Rev.
Alexander c. Zabriskie, dean,
and again this fall. Bulk of
the students are juniors first
year, and middlers tsecond
year, ,pr. Zabriskie points out,
with only IL in the senior
Evening star., 1946-12-22
BY ROBERT c. ROLLINGs

A MONG the hundred odd
n students of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary in near
by Fairfax County are SO for
mer Scrviccmen, many of
whom were influenced by their
wartime experiences TO turn to
the Christian ministry as a
life vocation.
Constituting the bulk of the
student body at the l23-year-
old institution, the veterans
are men who saw service in
the recent conflict, some as
officers, others as enlisted
men. A few were wounded in
action: others saw little or no
actual combat. They are from
many sections of the country
and varied stations in life.
Their prewar occupations were
as different as their PERSONAL
tiles.
Two of the veterans group
are former Army and Navy
officers, graduates of West
Point and Annapolis, rcspec-
lively, who gave up established
careers in the services to study
for the ministry. Three others
served as chaplains during the
war, two as members of other
branches of the Christian
church. The third is taking
postgraduate work, Several
veterans are men who left the
seminary to enter the armed
forces and have returned to
complete their courses.
About 40 of the group are
married and 80 of them live
with their wives and, in some
cases, children in Parkfairfax,
not far from the seminary.
Unmarried students reside in
dormitorlcs on the grounds of
the school.
Enrolled under provisions of
the CT bill of rights, the vet
Grams have increased the SEM
inary's student body to an all
time record. Best prewar en-
rollment was about 80, which
shrank to 35 during the war.
The sudden Jump in the STU
dent body occurred last Feb
Evening star., 1946-12-22

their lives, but it remained for
the war to crystalize their
thinking, they say.
Bart Murdock, 80, was dis
charged as a major after four
years in the Marine Corps and
action at Guadalcanal, New
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
MONACO MAGNET
By Scooper Man

Monaco. Pa, March 7-.Aitcr
playing all our games away, on
Blue Devils made their first
home appearance of the season
by meeting the Terriers of New
Castle in fast hard fought game
Our opponents jumped to an ear
ly lead and the first half was
close all the way. In the second
half both teams forgot it was a
basketball game and turned the
melee into a football match with
Monaco winning out by 45-22
score at the final whistle..A rough
and tumble affair which remind
ed US Of the fighting on foreign
front. but the only casualty was
the referee. Some iun,
In the preliminary game out
that we have plenty OF material
teen ager reserves proved to US
Tor future Saxon encounters bv
beating EllHood City 80.
The dance at the club proved
to be more fun. We spotted a few
of out-oi-town face, from Cantor,
and Farrell. Thanks Tor dropping
down Our way.
During the night we chanced
off our chenille spread, and the
lucky winner was Harold Bebout
of Beaver Falls.
To Farrell
We welcome YOU with open
arms to our little down for that
basketball game we have booked
here for tomorrow. March 9Th.
50 bring crowd and well try to
make a memorable night OF it.
We're trying to arrange al
other game for Our reserves with
Ellwood City in preliminary
game for ! o'clock-both games
will be played at Monaco High
School.
We have an orchestra ior YOUR
dancing pleasure after the game
The welcome mat is out fol
everyone, so come and join III
tomorrow, March @
Welcome Home
Proudly wearing his discharge
button these days is Dan Thell.
man, after serving 31a years with
the Marines. All the Juniors joiI
me in saying that 1We are might.
glad to have you back with u,
again. Danny.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Marie

Cleveland, O., March ITO
night (Friday) March 8 at 8 p. m
at the Sachsenheim an important
business meeting will be held
Plans will be made to keep thing,
humning down at the old clul
house, so let us all work for ;
good attendance, and plenty O
good ideas for the future.
Singing
We have accepted an invita-.
ton to sing at concert on ths
3lst OF March and now it is n,
to each and every member tc
come to rehearsals and to max,
a good showing at this affair
Remember: Wednesday evening
from . to y at church.
Welcome Home
Nice to see George Schascr
and Marty Stamp in civies again
We hope YOU will take an active
part in the club as YOU did in the
past
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
LORAIN JUNIORS
SAXON NEWS
By Mary Ann Helm

Loraln. O.. March 7-Bettcr
late than evcr-realize this should
have been mentioned in last
weeks column but anvhowClcve-
land West. we certainly enjoyed
having you here ior the bowling
tournament and now we are all
looking forward to another chal-
lenge and visit to Cleveland. Let
us make it soon.
To JAM know we all toasted
Joe Sanders and sang Happy
Birthday ii him but little in
former irieild 81 nine told me de-
lnitely on the g. T. that iii Joe
celebrates the happy event some
time in September: Everybody
wants to get into the act..
And there is the one about the
Mother Polar Bear and her three
little ones who were sitting on
the ice up in Alaska somewhere
when one of the little ones loud
ly announced Il don't care what
is traditional-Fm cold. Ouch
guess this is my exit cue:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
rEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
BY Hermine Simonis

: Last Sunday. the Luther Lea,
que went to the Swiss Hall to see
the gymnasium exhibition which
was very interesting.
Social
We had a social las, Tuesday
which turned out to be a gala OF
a time. We give or thanks and
appreciation to Cur minister 10,
coming down to the club.
Dance
The dance at Lakewood High
School which the Luther, Lea.
que will attend. will he March
80. More later.
Choir
We need more girl and boys
in our choir. Pleas try and com,
down and sing, as I am sure the
Professor will really appreciate
it. Singing starts at 80 p. IN. ano
meeting starts at s. Pleas be
prompt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
IN LOVING MEMORY
Of our dear cousin
Pfc. William John Tartler

Of our dear cousin
Pfc. William John Tartler
Marines, 4th Division, who was
killed in action at Two Jima. on
March IS. 194S.
Honored among the nations heroes
lies our loved one,
Beneath simple wooden cross, Lis
can say:
a simple love. simple trust, u
simple duty done.
You have died, dear Willie, in IL
foreign land
With no one there to hold your hand
You died without a last gOod-by,
We can't even see the place where
you lie.
Your resting place for now
Is far across land and sea
But in our hearts and thoughts
You will always be our cousin.
"Weep not for me, for | shall live
AS long as Freedom firmly stands.
We are not dead, who gave our lives,
TO liberatc unhappy lands
From your loving cousins:
Elsie and Dorothy Benning.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07

flowed into a
number of other rooms, 1,1OO peo-
pie Icing seated. Governor Bald
win, of Connecticut, gave US a very
excellent talk. l found to my sur
prise that a number of the wo-
men had actually moved out there
from here-it made me feel at
home.
l would not have missed the ex-
perience for anything. 1t is good
to go into other parts of the coun-
try and see how fine the people
are. This gathering of Nebraska
people gave me a new sense of
the strength of America. The peo-
pie are sincere, hard-working
Americans, troubled as we all are
about the future, earnestly want
ing to carry sheir full share of the
responsibility that rests upo. US
to be true to ourselves as a ma
ton, and so able to take our right
full place in the shrinking world.
Yes, l thoroughly.enjoyed my "a
hours in Lincoln.
A GREEMENT between the Ma
"A jority and Minority Leaders
that no controversial matters
would be brought up this week has
made it possible for me to spend a
few days in my office here in
Cleveland, as we'll as to speak to
several groups whose meetings
fell on these midweek days.
Every moment that / hav, not
been actually speaking at meetings
has been filled seeing some of the
people who hav. waited patiently