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Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(SNS) Ne
gro civic, social, religious, fra
ternal and labor organizations were
urged this week by Joseph B. East
man, Director of Defense Trans
portation, to abandon all meetings
and conventions that will not con-
tribute in an important way to
winning of the war. A number of
Negro organizations have already
taken step.
Responding to requests for the
attitude of the Office of Defense
Transportation On the holding of
conventions involving intercity
travel, Mr.. Eastman said in a for
NAL statement that individual as
sociationS must make their own de-
cisions. He indicated, however, that
Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26

around the borders of which was
shaded portion an inch deep.
Under the map ran line Of small
print:
Shaded portion shows area al
ready covered by police and vigi-
lantes in search for Negro rapist
and murderer. White portion shows
area yet to be searched.
(TO BE CONTINUED
Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26
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Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26

hospitals and get practical training
So that they will be available to the
OCD for work with the emergency
medical squads and casualty sta
tions in the event of enemy action
or disaster.
Nurses aides graduated and cap
ped Saturday were Grace Arnold,
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, Cornelia
Couch, MRS. John Harren and Clio
ria Blanchard.
Prospective nurses aides Begin
ming their practical training at
Provident are Mrs. Theodore Tay-
lor, Mrs. Bernard Thomas and
Mrs. Dee Valente Willingham
Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26

Ans: He has a little Palpita-
ton of the heart also when he
is around you. That is why he
is at loss of words to declare
his love. There is such thing
as coaxing man into a de-
ciaration without putting your
self OF him. Use a few of those
feminine tricks that women are
noted for and you will soon have
him lost in q fog.
Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26

H. B. B.-I love my husband and
believe he loves me. But at times he
is very jealous of me. l know I am
jealous of him, but I don't let my
jealousy create a disturbance be-
tween Us and I am very honest
with him. My question is. is
he living true to me?
Ans: The way you check up
on him, there is very little
opportunity to step out on you
if he wanted to. No, he is not
cheating. You seem to afford
him all the excitement he
Graves. Watch your tendency
toward jealousy. Once it gets
upper hand of you, it means a
miserable life for yOu and your
husband.
Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26
ARBE'S NEW ASTROLOGY
READINGS ARE READY

0. H. RI am deeply in love
with a man ard want you to tell
me what to do. Now I don't want
to put myself on him, but he stays
on my mind night and day. He acts
like he loves ne, too, but when we
get together, we can't find anything
to say about love. My heart is
bursting for him.
Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26

n. 81 am IS years old, mar
ried and expecting a baby soon.
The way my husband treats me is
honestly a shame. He is dirty and
lowdoWn, raises the dickens with
me all the time. He tells lies about
me and says he plans to leave and
take the baby just as soon as he
can after it is born. Please give
me some advise as to what to
do.
Ans: Mother Nature has
way of ironing out problems Of
this kind. When the baby
comes, your husband will see
just how dependent it is on you
and he will see things of diff
ferent light. You would be wise
not to encourage these fuses
and would be using good judg-
ment to step around his bad
temper for the present. His
becoming father might be
Jackson advocate., 1942-12-26
just what it takes to make
man out of him.

HIdH Uut vi 0HU.
M. T-Since my husband and I
have been living with this old
widow, we haven't been able to hold
any money at all. 1t doesn't make
any difference how much we make,
we still cant hold it and don't
have anything to show for what we
spend Is this woman the cause of
it or should we move?
Ans: She is in no way respOn-
sabIe for the inefficiency with
which yOu and your husband
handle your money. You two are
living way over your head and
making no effort to save. My
suggestion is that you open a
savings account at the bank
and save Systematically. Buy
War Bonds and tSampS. If You
are uncomfortable in your
present home, make a change.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
MARY LOU
HAS BAND

CLEVELAND (ANPl Mary Lou
Williams. The talented pianist who
for dom years was ~ the key
hoard for Tie. Andy NTH orchcs't g.
has organized a email six piee
combination 81 her own and last
week PLAYED her first eugagemon
with hatiering success. After her
departure from the KIRK group,
Miss Williams went 10 her home IN
Pittsburgh for n long and needed
rest during which time she plan
ned programs for her new OUTFIT.
Here thcy are playing at TN"
Benny Mason farm. Chagrin Falle
Ohio. = Short distance from Cleve-
land. The personnel 81 the group
includes.
oliver Mclean. alto. Orlando
Wright. nor. Harold Bah"i-
trumpet. Arc Blakney drums. ~
yar wills. bass. and Mary Lon
Williams plano.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
AIDA" SET
FOR CHI

CHICAGO-(ANPD - Announce
ment was made at a dinner meet
ing OF local musicians Tuesday in
Poro college that the immortal OPP
era Aida will be presented Sept.
-. 70, and II at the Chicago civic
Opera house.
The all-Negro east will he the
same one that created a star in mu-
steal circles last Summer for their
superb performance OF Verdi's mas
terpiece NJ the convention al the
National Association Of Negro Nh
sicians in Pittsburgh.
La Julia Rhea will sing the lead
role OF Aida: Napoleon Reed will
appear as Radamcs William
Franklin will interpret the part OF
AmonasrO.
Others in the company include .
Nellie Dobson Plant. Mablc Roberts
Walker, La June Fisher. Reginald
Burris. shelby Nichols, and Maur-
ice Cooper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Comics Joyner, Foster
Open At Club Zombie

Leonard Reeds new show open
Ing Monday at Broad's club Iom-
bic will feature Joyner and Foster,
ace comedy team. and perhaps the
oldest standard comedy team In the
business.
Joyner and Foster are coming
here direct from I.oew's Theatre m
New York which followed success
fnl engagements with Louis Arm
strong aud Lionel llampton's or
chcStras.
Also Included IN the show will
be Marccllas Wilson. master OF
ceremonies: Rita Granae. singer OF
Spanish songs Rhythm Willie
harmonica ace; the lieedcttes. Cecil
Lees orchestra and two YET un
named acts.
Immediately following the open
ing OF this show Reed plans 10 be
gin work on his September 1iih
opus which he hopes 10 be an all
girl revue from chorines TO mis-
iress OF ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Five Youths Attempt
To Rape A Woman

while she was on her way froa
picture show Saturday morning
2l-year old east side woman. was
stopped on Benton street. between
Beaubien and Hastings. where five
youths attempted to rape her.
when she resisted and fought
them of she tod police. that sh"
was beaten.
Her injuries were cuts on the
scalp. two black eyes. a cut on her
right leg and an injured throat.
The boys were all OF dark com
plexion and appeared To he Of ages
ranging from rs 10 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Clara Williams Makes
Initial Detroit Debut

Clara Williams and Stredmlinc
sue will he the new faces Al War
rem Laruc's BIC Theatre Bar op-
ening next F. day Angus Is D
Miss Williams Will be making her
first Detroit appearance. coming
direct from seven solid months Al
Buffaios Moon clio. sue has ap-
reared in Detroit before
"AShcan' I.arue Viii he included
in The new SHOW along with mos
members ~ the present ca-t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

anco i'm star Spanglcd Rhythm"
Paramouni's musical which will
present the largest aggregation Of
stars ever included in a single film.
Slim and Slam bring 10 40 the num-
her Of top personalities In the film
To date.
The Two comedians. whose real
names are slim Galllard and slam
Stewart. sing. dance. play pianos
and dull hddles' aud have COLLAR
Grated on number Of songs. They
appear with Rochester. Miss Dun
ham and n living" chorus Of a
dozen girls and dozen boys a.
one Of the acts presented for Navy
relief rs part OF tho plot.
STAR.STTDDED
These castings further swell tn
huge list OF stars who play roles
and work in special numbers In ihe
picture. TO date. the films star
roster include Bing Crosby. Bob
Hope. Dorothy l.amour. Paulei g
Goddard. Mary Martin. Betty Hue
ton. Victor Moore. Eddie brach, %.
Veronica Lake. Ray Milland. Fred
AIcMurray. Dick Powell. Franch"'
Tone. Susan HAYWARD. Betty
Rhodes. Walter Abel bona Drake
Cass Daley. GIL Lamb. Marjorie
REYNOLDS Alan Ladd. Vera Zorina,
Lynne Overman. Barbara Brition'
Johnnie Johnson and others. Di-
rector George Marshall will also
have az actors-producer. Cecil y.
DeMiIle and Preston sturges. writ
nr.direcinr- nrodncer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Dancers Cholly And
Dotty Back In US.

Chollv e. Dotiy, Americas No. !
boy and girl dance team. move
back into the United States next
week for fling at the Town Ranch
Club in Seattle. Wash, following
five weeks in Canadian territory.
They are currently ri the cafe
club in Vancouver. British Column
hia
Cholly & Dotty were last seen In
Detroit at Broad's Club Zombie and
and booked until October 5lh on
tour which will take them 10 Cal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
History Was Made Again In The
Radio World Last Week

The color line dropped anu Dean
DIXON. noted race compoSer-con-
ducior. was invited TO join the pre-
fesrional educational fratcrniir.
Phi Delta Kappa Bela chapter. ~
Theachers college. Columbia uni-
vcrsity.
This fraternity i said Ia have
~ chapters. and more than t1.OOp
members. hut this i the first time
In the hosiery III the organization
that membership from our race hn>
been invited.
You will recall Dean Dixon hay
ing conducted the MIC symphony
orchestra several times on a coas r
to-coast broadcast.
The radio i most americans
best entertainer. We depend on Y
far our fa,oriie programs that ~.
tludeS the ones filled with fun and
laughter ~ well ~ the features on
the seriOuS side ui lie. There are
lots ri people in this country WI"
have 10 depend on The radio I"
bring the message II God and tue
old songs III Zion. and above all.
the radio plays an Important role
in keeping You posted on the latest
news. This writer wonders II yon
have ever wondered to l0nr>eh
about the number of radios owned
Nv Americans IN this country. u
you have. here i the answer ae-
cording ~ latest reports: We Own
~. 0OO. 400 radio SETS. nj least. thar
the number that we're sold lai
year. The cash received from inc
above number Of radios amounted
20 sS,.0OO.0OO.
To the reader who writes THE
column To inquire why Wing
Oyer Jordan doesn't get q better
spot on SUNDAY morning so
more church-aong people worll
he able TO listen 20 the broadcast
The answer com.ng from the Rev.
Glenn II. Seitlc Is this. Wings
over Jordan" has 10 accept The
time available and given 10 them ny
CPS. The choir has nothing 10 DO
with the hroadcaslng time
Your writer wishes too. that TINS
program could he heard nj an ear
iier hour sunday morning. ~ have
not been able 10 tune 10 this broad
east for many months. am on
my journey 10 church nj the time ol
the broadcast.
Turning The Dial Toward
Your Home thy
II You are from Atlanta ga
Birmingham Ala or Memphis
Tenn. yun may lie Interested ia
picking no some programs from
YOUR home town HAT Is n yon h'Nr
good radio. Here's Jew from tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

audiences and which had been
shown throughout the North.
Ernest Anderson. q young Ne
gro actor from Washington had an
excellent part in the play as =
struggling youth seeking to become
lawyer. when Bette Davis, play
ing the part OF headstsong. undis~
ciplined girl. killed "A womah
through reckless driving While In
toxicated. she shifted The blame 20
the yohng Negro WHOSE moth, J.
worked for her family and to whom
she said she had loaned the car.
In the regular version OF tn"
play. her lawyer and brother-in-law
took her to the police station -
visit the prisoner whom she ac-
cused vehemcntly and told that 10
one would beliye q Negroes story
against that OF white woman. u
was poignant scene. one which
burned into the consciousness Of
theatergoerS but the South could
not take II and cnt 1t out
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
w. Green To Go To
Ohio With Snookum

Comedian Willie Iretn current
Is at Piusbureh's Celebrity Cafe
ana Slim aud Sweets oi the present
club Zolnbe shoN Will be featured
next week at the Lincoln Theatre
in columbus. ohio With SnookWn
Russells orchestra.
The dates We're SCI by the Kull1
:. Vest Enterprises Who handl"
Willie Green. Cholly 4 Dotiy. Three
Buds. Warren Banks. Ralph Brown
and Wanda Paul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Comedians Slim And Slam Working
With Rochester, Katherine Durham

HOLLY WOOD-N.ATF)--Slim and Slam come
uans who scored outstanding hits radio. in night
clubs and on the vaudeville stage, have been signed by
Paramount to work in the specially number which Roches
Katherine Dnnham do q part OF their anpear-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
South Cut Lines In
"In This Our Life .

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. --(ANP)- When IN
This Our Life the popular moving picture starring Bette
Davis and Ronald Coman, reached the South. exhibitors
catering the whms of southern heaergoeiS cut these
portions Of the film which most popuar with coOred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

Bnh Burns. brother ~ Bob Bum.
may be heard over Ck1.W a. Go
pm. Buh sounds much Ike his
brother Bob. and is full OF those
a kansas tall tales
Until next week - -GOOD lis.
TE\I\G."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
YOU NAY BE INTERESTED
IL kNNMING IHiI.

">iring Time i n musical pro-
gram composed oi string in>iru-
ment> heard over the Hue network
aud NAYI. ll:30 IL Has am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

NEW SORk lamp Because
Negro actors protested ihr stand
OF prejudice IN the American thea
ire taken hy fuln. Mantle \ew
York critic Mr. Mantle rea.ate4
by declaring the coloyed actor ~
he super sensitive.
In his column In tho NY pa.N
News last week MI MaH. sail
"rhc colored actor is ecnsiit
human. The farther he Prog ge~-e.
Tho more sensitive he hc,omc> 1r,a'
him a. an enieiiainor o. be- iudad
bv tho same standard. as those
applied 10 white competition srt
unless he r. faiiered as ch'ld -
flaticfod 10 keep II good na'Hed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

above named cities am sure yo1
will enjoy: THE Tent SHOW hea q
Friday night al lU.au over WRBt-
Birmingham Ala ,l60 on YOU,
diaD.
.NSB Barn Dance broadcast sat.
nrdny. $3.50 pm. over WISH. Allan
Ia. There's lots Of iun and plenty
oi music. The broadcast originates
from the frlaneer theater. N~B
may he found vt $50 on your dial.
Memphis To-day program
heard Monday through Saturday
over VINO. Memphis Tenn a,li 20
. 30 q m. This station may he picN-
ed up at 700 on Your radio dial. II
you are able 10 pull IN one ~ those
prog ans drop me card and ~
me know how much you enjoyed
listening 10 program from your
home town through your loud
speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

ifornla. They are handled exclu-
sively by the Rollo $. Vest Enter
nriScS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
TUTWE Nv UF"F
Xour Home ity

n You are ff0m AIan'a. ga.
Birmingham. Ala or Memphis.
Tenn. you may lie Interested ia
picking MP some prorrams from
YOUR home town HAT s. n yun haNr
Il good radio Here's few from tho
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08
MINERALS Tho

MINERAl'S--Thc division uf geo
luEN IN The State Department Of
conservation and Developments has
nimcographcd series of five sum
marie, ON North Carolina mmcra.
deposits and they are now dvalabic
To all Interested parties. rs a rc,ui,
some development Of chromite and
."rmiculii" Is cXDCC'Cd' sOur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

s.. VITA VAR FOR EVERY
.....H@ iced. It's the highest ous;.
.- .Hu YET Il sells al Inc Luz,
.'. tanner Roofing Co. phone
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

...I II THE SCRAP TO BEAT Tur
Ne WI BUY all the scrsp
" '""' "iinE Us. Get busy. We
,'.. '" A''p. Henderson JunN c.,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

PAROLE -. \ 'rIpl"- threat star
Eill Alien. DOING inv. for rfgnvas
robbery. g. assigned lett bali pp-I
ton. Ri l. an all-ru.ud a'N'.'r If.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

... T.. Si.!HI.ll:.o OF ALL. DIES.
......... &C." =" found al Affords.
IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

.. r...l Hul YOUR COY.
.,"' HaT da uagc INSURANCE
l....., Insurance Agency
''. Horne. DIul,ling, 2O-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

'.."...D DOGS FOR SALE.
O.. ...i.-au. Henderson route !.
T-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

o. sid Used CARS. DRIVE FIVE
'IH s"N" the difference
.... .0"iuc. near Aycock scnoo,
.'.H" "Ar-.l or Ell. a.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

.'t.' ONE or TWO coon
~ 't..HG> ~UItlbl" tor 70.
" I' pay reasonable price
S-2E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

r.NnpWS. SHEET ROCK,
%. r'utug. siding. etc. PLENTY
'.... materials Tor repair:
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

r' &a, tiNED 200 GALLONS
.. H. NAT good asphalt, fibre
,."i.H-. II stops small leak;
: ..... extra years of service t.
.n.i. Alr& :. Watkins. 81.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

"N.N,' Us YOUR RECAP CFs
'...'..'s- We are prepared To ro
'"i '.it Size Passenger ca! OF ;r,,cL
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

" l. SPECIALIZE IN All
h'i'"S ul body and fender re.
pan ""'k. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

.trTlD EXPERIENCED FURNI-
..". -; Ic man for inside work.
Prefer MIn with family. Good OPP
f".'.u,ty and chance for advance
|'r'. Applicants must furnish rel
'rr'r and IL" of neat appearance.
A0dro-s Salesman. care Dis
patch. 8-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

...i..' !.:.rI.H. NUbbE.R SOILS
.-.v rclu. We antlCipated
.. '.'- i'I many months. We
".i deliver. Phone SRA
:'.uc Shop. IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

..iL FOR AND DELIVER AND
...r "".E on your old shoes
... l'r. Phone 2i6-J. Carolina
-.. 90 S..!. next To \. and +. 22-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

LOOK Nr THESE GOOD USED
cars '9il Chevrolet Coach win
.adI' and rcatcr: 1887 Ford tudor,
10 horse power. special at SS50.0U'
1913, Ford Coach. so horsepower;
good buy at S295.OO: 1895 Foroo
"".nc. clean as pin, priced az
.l@.pg Several good Model a
Ford. al 5000 10 $500 each. a
'ucf viii convince you these are
real values. Gambler Palmer Motor
Company. 4-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08
, DDYS OVER ~ NEAE

..' '''NS OVER IT YEARS
..t .. '"u"g-sal">mcn. Those en-
..' '..-i be- able Ia post cdsr
.. sIolud "r more. Apply to
....t: manager. Daily Dis
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

..I.i BEATTY SERVICE-MOD.
f.n Saop Experienced OPERATOR
centrally located. Phone 200 Tot
n'n1njn"nt. t,ridgers BEAUTY
-n.I ""cr Parkcr's Drug Store.
28-n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECTRIC
h1"&cS. RefriRcrators and on
S'"'c". New and used Battery ana
Electric Radios. See us for your
Electrical Needs. Henderson Book
ru Phone ITO 26-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

',-...HA { . AIS, CORRFCT
weights, top service gel ~
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~ .-''N wv. a-fi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

EttD Az ODD DRESSER" We
lave " large selection. Come oy
ui PICK out one. Cash or easy
'" t. f. SattCrwhitc e. son.
near tire station. phone li6-J. sill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08
WANT ADS
Get Results

rpN REDUCTION IN AUTON0
.l.' bodily injury rates. see y.
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".'I lower price trend. Insu,any
department. Citizens Banl,
trust Company. ,a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

..aL or MY FhLENDS ARE INvIT
, go CONF To- see me AT the III
N..,., service Station next 10
""tic House Restaurant. sam "
6-s,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

>"1h WANTED AT ONCE. Apply
.' 70" BUrWrll Avenue ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-08

WY MN
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MVAT - en- UAA
FoH REDUCTION IN AUTONo
I.'' "o1l'E injury rates, see u,
w.r lower price trend. lns,,,anEy
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07
VESTI IL "a
SUZNJENE SLOVENIJE
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

10 ma drevesa nase nedolzne
brate in sestre, a Drava, Sava,
Drina in Donava teko rdece Cd
bratske krvi. Odkar Sc je raz-
topil led ma teh rekah, je ko-'
panic prepovedano in njihovih
voda Sc ne SINE uporabljati, ker
so zastrupljene cd tisoeev raz-
krajajocih Sc teles.
Zvest svojemu staremu poll
ticnemu nacelu, 81 mas sovraz-
mix tudi to pot prizadeva, da bi
med Srbi, Hrvati in Slovenci Ia
netil nepremostljiv razpor in "a
to uporablja placane izdajalce.
Prizanasajoc Hrvatom sc je
z neizrekljivo jezo in divjastvom
zagnal ma Srbe in Slovence. Me
gov namen je seveda, da pokon-
ca najprej najodpornejse dele
nasega naroda in da Sc sele ta-
krat obrne tudiF proti Hrvatom
kar jih bo ostalo po odgonu We,
likih mnozic ma rusko fronto ir
ma pristine delo v Nemeijo.
Strahovito trpljenje srbskega
narOda
Veckrat smo ze pisali o stra
hovitem trpljenju srbskega ma
roda docim je bill dozdaj polo
zaj nasih bratov V Sloveniji ma
81 :iavnosti mani dobro znan
BRED kratkim smo prejeli i
Slovenije podatke, XII bodo IL
zvali gnus in ogoreenje v vsen
civiliziranem svetu. Sovraznl]
81 prizadeva, da bi v cim kraj
Sem casu zlomil telesni in du
Sewn odpor slovenskega narod
in "a vse veke unicil to mrtv
strazo Jugoslavije. Kar mu v te
ku stoletnega 'gospodarstva ma
Slovenijo nj uspelo s pomocj
propaganda in spletkarjenja, ma
merava sovraznik zdaj izvesti
; ognjem in meeem.
Slovenijo upravljata diva ro-
i parja
Slovenijo upravljata diva RI
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