davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Black Despair.

Husband and father gone =. home gone -.
hungry -. cold =. it's not pleasant picture
4. but it's the common lot of thousands
today! Thousands just like YOUR wife and
child, who had home like YOUR home
Who, but for the Grace of God might have
been your loved ones. Think and think again
over the plight of these innocent, suffering
victims of Nazi cruelty and viciousness; vic
TINS who need our help so urgently and who
look 20 us for succor and sustenance in their
hour OF distress. Detroit must do its part TO
meet this challenge; this opportunity to help
with dollars and more dollars - everything
humanity possible it,. to tighten the despair
of these unfortunate people. YOUR help is
needed :. critically!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Mother Worried
BY Sons SIN oking

War Problem Clinic:
My son viii soon be II and Is
a good boy, but has started
smoking and. though ! have for
hidden him 10 smoke. he does
when he is away from home.
feel il is bad for his health and
hope you can give me some ad-
vice MRS. J. B.
Dear Mrs. y. B.:
i doubt II you can prevent
your son from secret smoking.
You probably make IL only
more exciting. adventurous
habit by forcing II outside Of
the home.
MRS. IRENE r.. MURPHY,
Council of Social Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
0usied Family
Seeks New Home

War Problem Clinic:
l am the mother of II children,
and II OF them between the ages
of 5 and 18 are still living at
home. We have not been able TO
save enough money 10 make a
down payment on house, so
have always rented.
The owner of the house we
have been living in has decided
TO live here and we are forced
TO move. Because of the size Of
my family it seems impossible TO
find a house to live in. My hus-
band and have always believed
we should have children as the
Lord willed, but the landlords do
not take kindly 20 the idea
! saw an article in the paper
CALM Detroit 4 the Friendly
City" and I've lived here most OF
my life but WOULD not call II a
welcome town.
MRS. NJ. NJ. S.
Dear Mrs. VI. VI. s.:
Perhaps there is nothing so
distressing as house hunting,
especially when one desires TO
rent. The fact that you have
large family complexities the
problem, but am sure you
will win the sympathy OF think
ing people.
To aid just such cases NJ
yours, the War Housing Center,
sos w. Fort. has been put into
operation. II you were to con-
tact that agency by calling
Cadillac 1913, I arm confident
that Mr.. Joseph STAIRS or one
OF his assistants viii do every
thing In his power to solve the
problem.
Let us hope that you will
find Detroit a Friendly City"
and that IL will pay tribute 10
it's citizens who have the cour-
age of their convictions by help
ing you solve your housing
problem.
REV. JOSEPH 4. FOLEY, y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Mother Of Z
Advised TO Call
Housing Agency
War Problem Clinic:

A mother Of a large family
faces the task of finding a home.
Nothing is more distressing than
house hunting in these busy war
days, and it proves doubly hard
for a large family.
She asks the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC 10 help her. The Rev.
Joseph A. Foley, S. j, student
counselor of the University of
Detroit and a panel member, an
swers this letter and offers his
suggestions which should prove
of value TO the many readers OF
the CLINIC who are faced with a
similar problem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19

o Holy Night" Waring, ut Came
Upon Midnight Clear Lyn Muir.
ray singers; Joy to the World,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19
Influenza Is Believed
Running Course Here

DR.. A. H. Elliot, city-county
health officer, reported Saturday
that no statistics on the number
of flue cases have been reported
to him, but that it was his OBJ
seryation that the disease is run
ming its course among the suscep-
tibles in the community.
THE weather has likely limit
ed the number of persons ex-
posed to individuals suffering
from Influenza" Elliot comment
ed
Despite the lack of figures, it
is true that there is scarcely a
business in the city able to report
no case of flue among its employees.
Some of the larger concerns have
been handicapped by loss of work
ers. Camp Davis has a number of
patients in the camp hospital.
The flu experienced here is said
to be of the milder type.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19

/, l.. Refuse with blunt mo- al
celephone requests from strangers
lor contributions, even if the
lelephone stranger uses the names
VI prominent local citizens. Good
chafltles never use this method
ior national appeals because Il
Is too costly.
Z. Refuse to buy books or mer-
chandise which a salesman as
sures you will benefit a national
veteran or charitable organization.
IN almost every case the sales
man IS paid a high commission
and full expenses and little if any
OF your gifts reaches those for
whom it is intended.
8. Never automatically assume
that letterhead names assure an
organizations honesty or sound
ness. Racketeers use names with
out permission as a routine prac-
tee, because people put excessive
trust in .letterhead names.
a. Check up on each charity
before you give as follows: write
the Community Chest and Coun-
Gil. 3O6 Tide Water Building, Will
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19
Girl Scouts Are Needed
To Wrap Soldiers Gifts

Wilmington's Girl Scouts are
reeded at the First Presbyterian
church on Monday, any time, but
it is hoped they will arrive early
and stay late.
The appeal comes from the Gray
Ladies, who have $500 gifts for
soldiers to be wrapped and are
counting on the Girl Scouts to do it.
And as the wrapping must be
completed before dark - and the
days are short noW-the need for
a big turnout is explained.
The Red Cross, of which the
Gray Ladies is branch, is plan
ming great Christmas celebration
for soldiers in hospitals. The Girl
Scouts have this part in the splen-
cid undertaking
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19
GREATER BUYING
OF SEALS URGED
Christmas Seal Sale Re-
ported Far From Goal In
New Hanover County

Due to weather conditions last
week, officials in charge of the Tu-
terculosis Christmas seal sale said
receipts were poor and Saturday
urged Wilmingtonians to buy seals
during the last five days they will
De on sale.
Letters to remind citizens to
send in monies for the purchase of
seals that were sent them late in
November were dispatched by mail
Saturday.
Officials said I'VE are far from
our goal now and it is hoped seals
will be bought i'll great numbers
before the end of the drive De-
cember "a"
Describing the sale of Christ
mas seals as weapon against Tu-
berculosis, an official said Christ
mas Seals for the past 81 years
have been the means for raising
money for T. B. education in this
country. Tuberculosis is such a
slow disease. 1t gets strange hold
before we know it. Through Christ
mas Seal money people have been
taught that it CAN be cured; have
been shown how to go about curing
it.
eve hope that everyone who
uses Christmas Seals on packages
and letters this year will think of
two things - his own health, and
its relation to the health of others,
and the fact that the money he
has spent for Seals is bit of in
surance on his life. If everyone
realizes those two things, the
score on the side of the White
Plague will be greatly reduced
next year.
ITO us, the tragic thing about
this whole situation is that there
need be no deaths from TB in this
country at all! Heart disease and
cancer, which are even worse kill
ers than TB, are still great mys-
teries of medicine.
But, thanks in great part to
the work made possible by Christ
mas Seal money. TB is not a nays-
tery - it can be cured. There may
come a day in the near future
when science and medicine may
find the way to destroy the TB
germ. Until then we have effective,
though indirect, means of fighting
the bug to standstill. It's a
national disgrace if we don't all
cooperate in dong just that.
"War and tuberculosis are part
ners in crime. Remember that dur
ing the last war tuberculosis
deaths increased as much as SO
per cent in certain European
countries. This happens because of
increased nerve tension, a speeded
pace which makes for pressure
| living; higher costs of food, which
makes it difficult for some to eat
properly. The mere fact that
lc1 OF people gather in congested
areas, under conditions of hard
ship. gives the germ new lease
on life, too.
1--WE do not want war to add to
the ravages of tuberculosis or
%B to add TO the ravages of war.
For 81 years the people of
America have fought the good fight
with Christmas Seals. We cannot
let one year destroy the record
of lives saved. Over two million
saved IN those 81 years! Two mil
lion who might have died if the
ceath rate of 1912 had prevailed
to this day.
I'VE speak of our war effort.
Every day tanks and guns roll
Off the production lines to defend
Our shores. But what of the enemy
within? tuberculosis cannot be kill
ed with tanks and guns - tuber-
culosis thrives on war!
Eternal vigilance and money
are the two weapons which will
project us - our own personal Wig
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19
Lee Will Occupy Pulpit
At Sixth Street Church

The Rev. James R. Lee, pastor Of
the Sixth Street Advent Christian
church here, who has recently
been active in revival work in
South Carolina, will occupy his pull.
pit at both the morning and eve
ming services Sunday.
1t was announced that the Rev
Lee will speak at the II o'clock
service Sunday morning on ''Fel-
lowship in Christ" At the ser
vice at 7:45 p. m. the sermon sub
ject will be, 1.-THE Significance of
Christmas in World at War "
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19

mington, or telephone 5237 to make
inquiry. The Chest can obtain "a
report on the status of the propos-
ed philanthropy with respect to its
reliability, or lack of it. Similar
information may also be obtained
from the Merchants division of
the Chamber of Commerce. The
reporting service is free. 1t op-
crates the year around for citizens
of the community
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19
Rules To Avoid Charity Rackets
Outlined By Officials Of Chest

-Four simple rules for avoiding
.,i4v racketeers and unsouno
l'-dav by officials Of the communi
tT u gefs, M now and Christmas, -
of the Community Chest
ooo one 81 pointed out; many OF
spoNc oit'zens will be asked to con-
cur ~ 10 certain national chart
triqo'' examinations. These contri-
tao!s VIZ, appeals may come to them
o"''I lot+er telephone, or personal
call aIt all contributors will remem-
. osrtain simple rules, the I'm
De. u nhilanthropies would auto
so o.4;caIjv be run out of business"
i a-s ,,oints cited include:
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19
Programs Of Christmas
Music To Open Tonight

The recorded program of Christ
mas music, planned by the USO
fo1 Christmas week, will be open
ed tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the
corner of Front and Chestnut
streets.
scheduled to be heard in the out
doors concert are "Silent Night,
~ Fred Waring: "Oh Gathering
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19
VIOLATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is u =
Overworking children as sales
help during the holiday buying
rush violates ''the spirit of Christ
mas" as we'll as legal fair labor
standards, says Miss Katherine F.
Lenroot, chief of the children S
bureau. And violations of age
limit, working hours and working
conditions regulations are almost
UNIVERSAL" she said, at a time
when the government is urging
less Christmas spending.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19
NEW ASSIGNMENT

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Al
giers, Nov. 25. Oelayed- Up -
Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt,
who was second in command of
TIE First Division in the Tunisian
and Sicilian campaigns when the
unit was a part of It. Gen. George
S. Patton, Jr's Seventh Army, has
been given a new assignment. He
is now Gen. Dwight D. EisenhoW-
cr's chief liaison officer to the
French army.
Sponge fishers from Leros now
work Florida waters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19

lance and the money raised by
means of the Christmas Seals we
buy this year. This is our fight.
Christmas Seals are our weapons!"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19

singers; Birthday Of the King.
Judy Garland; Beautiful. Savior"
Waring and Silent Night Warning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-19

Clouds" Waring; Comfort Ye My
People," from the Messiah; 20
Come All Ye Faithful" Waring:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
Nou grob

V cetrtek vecer je umrla v
Glenville bolnisnici Ella Anzur,
stara 81 let, stanujoca ma 1876
Locke Ave. Pokojnica je bila u
stanoviteljica drustva sv. Ane
st. 4 SDZ in clanica Maccabees
organizacije.
Tu zapusca zalujocega sopro-
ga Jerrya, diva sinova Ernesta
in korporala Franka, XII Sc ma
haja v Avstraliji, mater Helene
Cotman, dive sestri, Mrs. Rose
L. Erste, 62O5 Whittier Ave-, in
Mary Jernejcic, ter tri brate
Val, Charlie in stabnega sarzen.
ia Joe, XII bo prisel ma pogreb IL
Kalifornije. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil '
ponedeljek oh 9. uri zjutraj il
Monreal pogrebnega zavoda, St
Clair Ave. in ITO. ceste, v Ger.
kew sv. Alojzija in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Bod pokojnici ohranjen blas
spomin, preostalim pa nase so
zalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18

porocajo pristasi jugoslovanske-
ga partizanskega vodje Josipa
(Tita) Brozovica.
Split rabljen kot submarinska
baZa
Split, XII lezi samo 100 mill cd
mesta Bari, ma drugi strani ia
drama ma italijanski celini, XII ga
imajo sedaj v posestl Anglezi,
je bill cd Nemcev in Italijanov
rabljen kot submarinska baza.
Je glavno mesto Dalmacije in
njegovo prebivalstvo pred vojno
je stelo okrog $4,000.
"Partizani so tudi zasedli
Esnj, severno cd Splita, in We
lik del zelezniske proge med Ia
grebom in Reko.
'Neko radij ijsko porocilo il
Berna V svici javlja, da parti-
zani sedaj kontrolirajo skoro
vso severno jadransko obalo
kar predstavlja ogromno opori'
See zedinjenih narodov ma Bal
kanu. Glasom istega porocila Sc
sodi, -da partizani> kontrolirajc
direktno okrog dive tretjini O.
zemlja v Pavelicevi "svobodni
Hrvatski" in okrog emo tretji'
no vse Jugoslavije."
Ruski oficirji v Jugoslaviji
'Neko svicarsko porocilo, k
je bilo objavljeno v Stockholmu
javlja, da so v Jugoslavijo do
spell posebno trenirani ruski O.
ficirji, ocividno s pomoejo pa
dal da pomagajo voditi patriot:
ske sile in da jih vezbajo v tax
tiki gerilske borbe."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18

Porocilo, katerega posilja
Omitted Press novinarska agen-
cija IL Londona, je datirano II.
septembra in Sc glasi:
"Jugoslovanska partizanska
vlada pod poveljstvom generala
Tita je zavzela stiri strategicna
:jadranska pristanisca in utrjuje
svoje pozicije ma go mill dolgem
obreznem sektorju, XII bi ga "a
vezniki mogli rabbit "a vstop ma
Balkan in vzhodne Italije. V
tenn smislu Sc je danes izjavil
tudi neki jugoslovanski pred
stavnik. (Ce je ia "jugoslovan-
ski predstavnik" zvezan "a
mejno vlado, porocilo ne pove.)
Partizani zasedli Split
"Partizani so zasedli Split, XII
je najvaznejse pristanisce ma
dalmatinski obali; Susak, XII le-
Ii mani kot 10 mill cd Reke, XII
jjo imajo v oblasti Nemci; Semi,
30 mill juznovzhodno cd Susa-
ka, in Bakar, kakor poroca ko-
munikej jugoslovanske osvobo-
dime armade, Xxi je bilo prejeto
tukaj.
"Mocne sile so zasedle Split
po kratkem, ampak ljutem boju
z majhno nemsko posadko in
privedena so bila ojacenja, da
Sc zavaruje proti morebitnemu
nemskemu protinapadu.
(Ameriski urad "a vojne in
formacije medtem poroca, da je
radijska postaja "svobodna Ju'
goslavija" - katero kontrolira'
jo partizani - istocasno javils
o uspesnih bitkah patrijotske
armade gen. Draze Mihajlovics
proti Nemcem oh jadranski o
ball.
"Zavzetje Splita, XII posed;
najizbornejso luke ma Jadranu
je najveoji uspeh, 0. kateren
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
Dodatno poroGlo 0 z1na-
gah jugoslov. partizanov

(Spodnje poroclo poIeg XII je bio obaUljeno
"Enakopaunost Dcera porjuje Uest uelikh znagah
souansh partizanoU atera ba nasen su priobcena
sredo 15 septenbra znagah parzanou SloUen spodnje
poroco XII e bio Uceraj objaUljeno dneUniku CeUeland
Press podaja podrobno ker noUinar XII e poroco
saU Londonu tenn dogodkon nj prpisoUaI olke Uaznost
kot oupac NEST oh adanski oba tenn poroclu prvc
ardUnOst in odito priznaUa da b0bO UodjO paa katere
do sdaj obajno zakvUao pod izrazi "pqrot in ge
rc istotako prznaUa a je general To cigar
pono Josip BrozoUc urhoUn povenik jugosoUanske
pazanske arnade Ali upat da bodO kog pri "Ame
r$ki Donoui Rev. AnboG in njegovi koeg seda priznal
da partizani MISC "komuscni razbojni" tenvec boel
sobodo jugosouanskega udstUa da kot TAXI prnani
Od zaUezni$kih UIad?)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
"To je ena vOjna"

Predsednik je izjavil, da so
bile image v Severni Afriki in
ma Siciliji povezane z vojnimi
operacijami ma Pacifiku, kakor
tudi onimi v Rusiji, ter je
dostavil, d. vsi zavezniski ma
crti temelje ma dejstvu, da je to
"vse ena vojna, XII mora biti to-
lej vodena cd enc temeljne stra-
tegije"
Do sedaj je bila ena velika
vrzel nasi pomorski sill okrog
zemeljske oble, je rekel pred
sednik, in sicer med severoza-
padno Avstralijo in otokom c.
ljonom. Ampak pometenjem
osisca IL Sredozemlja, SO "a
vezniki v polozaju, da dobijo
ropolno kontrolo v Indijskem
oceanu in Bengalskem zalivu.
z zmagami juznozapadnem
Pacifiku, ma Solomonskih oto-
kin in v Novi Gvineji; je tudi
odstranjena vsa nevarnost, da
bl Japonci mogli podvzeti in
vazijo Avstralije.
Zagotovilo "a Kitajce
Predsednik je. izjaYil, da sc
Kitajski posilja novo in izdat-
nejso pomoc in da zavezniki
stalno manjsajo japonsko zracno
silo V ondotnem vojnem gledali-
scu. "Ta process Sc DO nadalje-
VAL" je rekel predsednik, "do-
kler ne bono pripravljeni, zada-
ii udarce prav v srce Japonske. u
Kitajski in ostalu svetu je
predsednik dal zagotovilo, da sc
lie bo Japonski nikdar vec dovo-
lilo, da bi obdrzala oblast mad
katerim koli ozemljem, XII ga je
posedala bodisi ma podlagi man.
data ali podjarmljenja.
Sc Jim mora zaupati
7 In isto velja glede teritorijev,
XII jih je Japonska ukradla XII
tajcem mnogo pref kot Sc je "a
celia ia vojna, je rekel predsed-
mix, XII je nato dostavil: "Jasnc
je, da Sc Japonski ne more "a.
upati."
Zdi Sc, da je Roosevelt pr
tenn incl v mislih, da DO Mand
zurija, katero so Japonci pod
jarmili leta 1881 ter jo krstil
I'd "Mancukuo," po koncani vol
nj vrnjena Kitajski. Toda vojns
v Orijentu bo dolga in tezavna
je rekel predsednik, in priprav
| !jeni moramo biti ma tezke il
CUBE, "kajti sila Japonske Sc NJ
90 zrusila, dokler ne DO dobesed
no zdrobljena v prah."
"Bilo bi skrajno nesmiseln'
cd nas," je izjavil predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
v ZADNJO CAST

Clanicam drustva sv. Ane st.
4 SDZ Sc poroca, da je premini-
la ustanoviteljica drustva Ella
E. sAnzur, katere truplo lei ma
mrtvaskem odru v Monreal po-
grebnem zavodu, ma E. 10 St.
in St. Clair Ave. V nedeljo, 10.
septembra, OBJ 8. uri zvecer so
clanice prosene, da Sc zberejo
da pokojnici izkazejo zadnjo
cast. Pogrebna masa Sc DO vr.
sila v ponedeljek, oh 9. uri zju'
traj v cerkvi sv. Alojzija, ma E
100 cesti in St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18

"ako bi skusali same sebe pre-
pricati, da je stvar drugaca.'
o usodi Nemcije in Japonske
z ozirom ma usodo Nemcije in
Japcnske je Roosevelt izjavil:
'Kadar pojdejo Hitler in ma
ciji, DO nnorala iti z mimi tudi
pruska militaristicna klika. In
iztrebljene morajo biti militia
risticne tolpe tako Nemciji kot
ne Japonskem, ako hocemo ime-
ii kako pravo zagotovilo "a bo-
doci mir
Predsednik je izrazil up, da
bcdo ljudstva v sa$elitskih de-
zelah, v Rumuniji, Ogrski in
Bolgariji, sledila Italiji ter re-
voltirala proti nacijski nadvla-
di. Ako Hitler Sc sedaj nj spo-
znal, je rekel Roosevelt, da gre
rjegova moe sicer pocasi, "am-
pax neizprosno ma kose, potem
je njegovo izmaliceno pamet "a.
pustila .zadnja sled razuma."
Povojni program Amerike
z ozirom ma vlogo, XII jo DO
Amerika igrala povojnem sve-
tn, je predsednik rekel:
! "Nase stremljenje gre "a So
delovanjem z drugimi narodi, z
namenom, da Sc napravi konec
svetovni agresiji in da Sc poste-
nj mednarodni odnosaji uposta-
WHO ma trajni podlagi. Politika
dobrega sosedstva Sc je izkazala
tako uspesna ameriski hemis-
feri, da Sc zdi memo razsirjenje
kot logicen naslednji korak."
z ocividnim namenom, pouda-
riti ogromnost vojnega priza-
devanja in potrebo cim vecje in
intenzivnejse produkcije vojnih
sredstev, je predsednik navedel
produkcijske stevilke "a diva me-
SEGA, tekom katerih je bill kon-
gres ma pocitnicah. V tenn ca
su so ameriske tovarne product
rale Is tisoc letal, med kate
rimi je bill posebno "vazen" po-
visek bombnikov, je rekel pred
sednik, ter 281 ladij, ,oziroma
okrog pet ladij ma dan, skup-
no tomato 100000 ton.
Nacrt "a povojno dobo
l Predsednik je izjavil, da bodc
rastocimi bremeni vojne maj
I brze potrebne move metode ir
- novi zakoni, obenem pa da 81
mora ze sedaj delati ma nacrtif
: "a povecano ekonomsko protek
Z clio, kakor tudi "a boljse izobra
: zevalne prilike MOI in zena, k
Sc bodo vrnili IL vojne. Enak'
o sc mora sestaviti nacrte "a vec
> jo socialno sigurnost vseh DIR
zavljanov. ID
"Vse te reci," je rekel pred
sednik, "kakor tudi eventualn;
demobilizacija, Sc morejo pro
uciti sedaj, in sprejeti Sc mor
mnogo zakonov, XII so potrebn
v tel zvezi. Tega maj Sc ne tol
,naci, kakor da mislim reci, d
Sc re blizamo koncu vojne, kajt
tako tolmacenje bi bilo nasprot
NO dejstvi in razumom. An
pax kadar DO vojna koneana, n
zelimo, da bi bill zopet uje1
brez nacrtov ali zakonov, kako
Sc je zgodilo oh koncu zadn.
vojne."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
Kultura
MLADINSKI PEVSKI ZBO]

MLADINSKI PEVSKI ZBOR
., SID
V ponedeljek, 20. septembra
oh 7:3O uri zvecer Sc vrsi redna
mesecna seja starsev Mladin-
skega pevskega zbora SID ma
Waterloo Rd. Starsi SO vabljeni,
da so gotovo navzoci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
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Ma dopust "a 10 dni je prisel
sarzent Tom Telisman, in sicer
k svoji soprogi ma 1853 E. IS
ST., XII je pred kratkim povila
prvorojeno dete. Prijatelji ga
iahko obiscejo ma omenjenem
naslcvu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-18
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Jutri, oh $50 uri zjutraj Sc
DO vrsila redna mesecna seja
drustva Blejsko jezero st. 27
SDZ v SLOW. del. domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. Clanstvo je vabljeno,
da sc polnostevilno udelezi.