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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-11

Friday and Saturday after
Thanksgiving. In the earlier
part Of the week Mr. Dickersou
was the principal speaker e.
the Annual meeting Of he
Buffalo Urban eLague held 3.
tire Hotel Lafayette.
"E" FOR EXCELLENCE
Tie Clag!dgs Food Compaay
Of Flushing. Long Island, gave
a dinner Sunday in honor 9.
its several hundred empoyess.
about a third Of whom are
eolorsd. The scene Of the de-
Lghtful collation. vas the
swanky Amber Lantern Cox
tail Lounge, 1924 Northern
Blvd. Flushing. Ii
The CLayidge Food Conpa1y
celebrated the distinction o.
having Won an A-ny-Navy
award certificates t3- its en-
p-oyees to- unique perform
ancss and reliable service il
way production. TIE COMPANY
manufactures pgocessed foods
for Inc armed forces. taken
Confined On Page Fire)
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Greatest 0fheIIO
BY Observer

NEW YORK, Ny Shake
speare's play, "othe.lo. fea-
turing Paul Robson is nov
playing Broadway 70 4 full
house every night Ny Robson
gives ar outstanding perform
ance and proves himself well
worth the ro!s~ It is important
thai re note this. first per
Torrance Of "OthelIo" in New
YORK using 4 colo.ed actor as
the Moor. The play has been
produced upon other !afre-
queat occasions with a black
othello, but only IN Europe
Such = one vas Ira Aldr!eh
However, Ny Ro5eson S q 81
especially commended 70. be-
ing The first co.ored American
actor to play Othel.0 with q
white east. and to- doing q
splendid JOB Of i.
The story Of the play is tia:
Of The Moor, OtEelo, a black
man, who wooS and wins me
lady Desdemoaa Of Venice
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new YORK and
VICINITY
HIGHLIG CITING
BROOKLYN
with RUTH MILLER

The Paragon Progressive League had fine turn out
at its dance held last Saturday night at the Brooklyn Pal
ace. Pvt. Winfield Ashby especially conspicuous
when he found himself the bottoms down victim Of the
slippery floor quite number Of times. Among others
spotted sthey swayed the quaint tune Cousin Cous
in Cousin were: Aolis Anderson, O. c. Ashby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Lord, Gloria Emptase Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Bracey, Alonzo A. Hurley, Mrs. Alma Brown, Carlton
King Mr. and Mrs. ODDS Singleton, Lionel Jardne, Mr.
and Mrs. Ftzroy Stevens, Avis Edwards Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Smith and Edgar S Jones. Edgar Jones' form
er Lieutenant Of the L. s. Army. after few strong sodas
was really 'in there. and insisted helping the mu-
sicians supply the rhythm for the evening.
Sara Darden claims she has no special, and of
those fellows left on the homeront she finds them either
TOO young or TOO old" Teddy Perriman is reported 70
be in very serious condition in the Marine Hospital
TIE Junior Hosesses the Fultonumner Caneen have
been very sad since almost half OF the 372nd Infantry
men have been shipped from the barracks Atlantic
Avenue For those who haven't heard yet SyEn5e-
lire Barba Reynolds had pound baby boy two weeks
ago. George Z, Corbia IS becoming quite ladies man
since re went back TO his flower business.
Mrs. Dorothy Y. Harris Is impatiently awaiting her
6nsI divorce decree II the pas few months she has
tuned down three snticing engagement offers It IS
reported that Corporal Gladstone Soup Alsop has been
secretly married 70 Marjorie James for year
Sybn Dssilva increasing her personal treasury by
working On day well z night shift Ruth Joseph
cannot concentrate on her school work because her mind
i only or the opposite sex.
The members Of Club Gamma Tau are anticipating an
overaowing crowd their Cocktail Party 70 be held al
Muryains Cocktail Lounge Sunday, December 18th q.
Applause order for the splendid work the Brooklyn
Branch NAACP is doing toward improving the Bedford
Stuyesaut delinquency situation Hsrrette Easterln IS
quite disappointed 70 find she can't transfer her Wash
ington Civil Service position New York City that she
can return to her Brooklyn home Charming Stella
Bradley after remaining in Brooklyn for year has de-
cided TO return her native home, Augusta Georgia
With this bit Of info must leave you until this same
time next week
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against her fathers noa n.
gent wishes. The eoaai.t in
the play, even as today. l. h.
tween Two RACES. However. in
the drama it is psycho.osi.aIly
played upon from within IN
MooFs oEn mind and .,tss
upon from the outside y
lagos skiIltuI decsi.x
L is also interesting 70 na,
the long standing c0atgoy.v
inStigated from tine Shakes.
pea-s released the p.sy Is %
whether o. 70. The pgincic,l
characte. was colo.ed N.
long-dgaEn out argument On
the side Of -acs We can 20
easily understand. However,
Shakespeare does rot Justify !;
because he IS primarily con.
c-Ied with human Fslsli,a,
between individuals. TIE isc.
thai !. has been and is being
interpreted in the Light Q! race
IS % De !2Eeased MaFgsys.
Wsoslsr'S production saeuld BE-
praised, not cAly tog its fine
performance. b.. teE its Al.
tempt az a portrayal Of char.
aSteg from the pa.E. q view Of
art alone.
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America
TIE New Yo.k Tines has
oplni1ated that the hail.
blind, halt-deat aa.t-dsid,
haIf-docso. IS THE tunnlN,
character OF Broadway. That
may well De 50, o.. in IT..
4 Y : P-oductic1-.t It is pos.
sole 20 seIee. : funniest
character - c.ed.. must cg.
t2--Zy ba given - sam WHIT
ake- father a11 -srsagaing
housewife, as portrayed BY
FredEek ONsa.- O.asES IN h.
cast are Jsccue.ize Andre, IT.
titia Tools, Ruby Wallace DeH
Melvin Greene. Geraldine Pre-
LllsrIal. ELda HAYNES. Ear.
LYMAN, Pau suggs, Howard
Augusta, Olga Jones. Gso.g
Clarke and EiI6a s.mElS
American Race Theatre pro-
ducttons have been praised "
leading New Yo-k critics in he
course Q. the Theatres b:la
existence and aox the 4 n !
faces the possibility Of pre-
sertI1g its current pay dom
town or the Broadway COM
pz1ys night o. TIE eTi'ics
comments and e,EpaEis'as
should p-oTe g d especially
interesting
Performances have been
given each week Oh TauFsday'
Fridays and Saturdays a. 80
The play VIII Close OF Dec 10
and open again after az
Christmas holidays On Wsa'
nsSdzv. Dec Is, t1s TheaHs
viii give Z special benefit per-
Torrance to- the Christmas
Fund a. the yWCA o. lsdA
st. Admission for ssEvi'sHisa
vii be free
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-11
LII. General Drum
Inspecis 3rd
Separate Batt'n.

BROOKLYN. ny The ar
mo-y at sol Dean st, Brooklyn.
was damned last THURSDAY
night with a DISTINGUISHED
crowd Of spectators who wit
messed the first inspection o.
The Third Separate Battalion
by Il General Hugh 4 Drum.
new commanding General Of
the New YORK Guard.
The Battalion, commanded
b. Major 4 Paige, consists Of
over 800 officers and men wao
veye mustered into service n
December Of last year. forming
4 Headquarters Detachment.
and Companies "a. b, ana
D" During the past month
unit Of Junior Guards has
been added % the Battalion
toT boys y 70 is years Of age.
Considering the compare
lively sho-- existence Of ire
Battalion, the review and sL-
hibi1on drills, pu1ctured b.
the excellent playing Of the
Battalion band was highly
commanded o. L General
Drum.
The Third Separate BaEa.-
ion IS the first and only co.o--
ed New YORK Guard unit IN
Brooklyn. Il Is therefore hoped
tina. as z result Of the .nzpec-
ton o. headquarters, which re-
vezled colgs5ted conditions.
larger ayno-y might Dc PFC
vi6ed 70 accommodate ire Bat
tali0z's active recruits as vel
as the reserve q ever 500 msn
and boys who are OF the
waiting list
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Service EN- ems
Review
Eu Ed lones
81 e. e

BROOKLYN, Ny Second
Class Seaman Carlton Ashby.
HoE stationed AZ Great Lakes
Naval Training s.atscn, re-
quests al Of his co.respon-
dents 70 too.loss his letters
with NJ. D." as he Is in the
Hospital Corps
EXCLUSIVES Il is officially
known a. the 5yoeklyn FultoH-
sgrmsE cantsen that Ms
Franklin Dsl2zo Roosevelt.
wife q the President, vii pay
hsg respects December r.
1913 The FIRST Lady viii de-
liver awards 70 ever 100 women
ard girls who have been VOL
uateeyiag their services a. the
Cz1teen since Nay 1912
Applause is IN oydey for Mrs
James Z Curtis, the Ca1tee7's
director for TIE excellent Joe
she kas done Il maintaining
Ire csatssn.
Pr Eddie Dawson IS = happy
Lad aoEzdays. his wife IS ex-
pectsd 70 CONE % Nev YORK
from Atlanta, Georgia, where
she Is vseatiEing n order TO
De with her husband for ire
Christmas holidays.
Marjorie Bing, junior hostess
O. ire Can5sen, IS going all
os1t to- the bars il the sew
ice she doesn'. think It's Pc
lie 70 show fzyo..tisn TO-
wards any particular indiv.d-
usl- Orchids 70 AEaEEis for her
unssl5SA1eSs
PVT Winfield ASaey Brook
lya pl2yboyl has been OF The
lose for me pas. three
months Says ne, The-s are
absolutely 10. women o. ny
mind ! voldsz5
We have an addition % III
Caateen Etaa. A loTely one too.
Shes Ms Ada Greene. tog-
marry Of Springfield, Ohio. Ms
Greene IS nov assistant % Mrs
Curtis (the Caztsen's 6i.sc-
tor she has been II New
y9gk Two whole weekS And
what's more, she likes i.
serTicemsn visiting the Ful-
ton-Sun1sr Cantesn highly
approve Of Louise Smith she
IS q dainty little Juniox Host
ess who helps or in the Can
teen during the day from !.
until : ? n.
Do1t 60 away. II be back
rext week with some more
neEs and views o. ssrT!esnn
and company.
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$500 vas collected.

About $500 vas collected.
From my interview with
James C. Day, Army and Navy
Secretary to- the se-vicemen a.
the Harlem Branch Of The
YAlCA and Chairman 9. the
G!gls Service Organization, IA
group with the membership CT
some 80 who wo-k n coopera-
ion with :.2e New y-k City De-
tense Recreation Committee and
the Z. S o. : discovered that
The weekly program foy the
saTviceEea consists Of health
and physical education. which
includes athletic activities such
as; basketball. swimming. box
ing Tc-lsy ball and physical It
ness The physical reoZea1.onzI
activities are coed bicycling
parties. hike p.c1ics, tennis. CO
ed Keller and ice skating. golf.
and COED splash parties. Health
educational activities co1zlz. Of
exhibitions. literature an 1
health fornals. Social sctiv.t-
les are the informal parties.
Saturday night dances dance
Instructions recording Of living
letters and individual and group
snapshots sent 70 families O.
sEssthssrts etc free Of charge
and S1ngfeSg Special ersnts
are the novelty parties trips.
to-msls entertainment fo-
special groups and holiday psr-
ties Religious and Educational
Groups going % Church and On
tours, religious Literature. CO.
operative programs Of army and
May ChaPLainz Sunday uo-r-
Ing religious breakfast. Cuid-
ancs and Cosnsellirg in Mill
tayy, social, educational and
personal affairs and the Rehz-
6.liIati9z q Discharged Man.
The serFlcensns guide bock
which can Dc obtained from me
INCA contains general 5rfo--
nation about New YORK points
& I1teEes. nth a map and
street directcTy showing nor %
get there.
Thank 7cu NJ. Day .cz your
cooperation II giving ne this
informs ti-r
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-11
Last Minute
Interview With
Pvt. Dunmore

NEW YORK y Y p
George DulmoZs, originally O.
Stanford. Conn. visiting New
YORK while On . four day pas.
gives 4 good report o. Camp
Lee. He vas asked, @Hcv long
hare you been IT tie a-r-v.
Private he said, Five
months Ho- DO you ike i.1"
Wei, I can't say : ike ire
army. Well, hoE DO yvu Ike
Camp Lss7 Ire carro Is fine
and ne oGce-S and men are
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have everything oa the cal.
They are court wise as bail
handlers and coed shooters.
The each Is vel pleased Wiz
his ball club. Es expects to 60
PAGES With his club. and ex-
poets 70 challenge the follow
ing teams: INCA, ssttlemsn.
Houses, STATE Guard Annoy,
Unitsd States Army, Navy
Yard. Harlem BoTs Clubs. and
Ssi1t-Pets- Clave-'s Big 1--WE.
Three OF the T-u-PaI Social
Athletic Club members came
home On 4 tuFIough this week
Tney we're CcEp A1ersol. Corp
Freddie Tucker ard Corp S
Abrams Corp Freddie Tucks:
Is carrying o. the Tru-Prl's
spirit and good name 81
coaching and playing n ths
armed forces.
TIE FRS. AArE Zion church
has its Community Center vel
under way The Community
Center 5 open every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday tro1l
7 until 10 , II Every Saturday
night the troop zig basketball
team PLAYS against various out
standing clubs
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very nice Hov about the
food SWELL
EcE far a-s you from Pc
tsrssuEg27 Three miles VS.
the answer. Car you get q
pass % 20 into town. Yes
Just what are yoUr duuss9~
oh, 7 an II School." what.
o c So No. not yet VIVA
thens7 Mechanical School
What DO they teach there
That's 4 military secret. Scr-
y. bit 7 must be going. 7 cart
afford . miss ny train back
10 Lee
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-11
OUR TOWN
BY Dorothy c. Blake

NEW YORK, y. Y George
Robert Addison. RchaZd Cum
mings Charles Z BurreI, VII
lam Flsese, Altnso Sutton and
Walter LIs1thal, all saanea
second class member OF Cen
pany 1881. visited New YORK last
weekend. after finishing their
Boot Training a. Camp Law
renee Great Lakes, II. Walter
LLlentha. vas the heno-ed man
Daisy Anderson gave q fash
ion show last Sunday evening
a. the Renaissance Casino. Al
kinds q clothes were modelled
and they were Lovely, but the
models EeZe Io7sls-. Mss And
ezso1 IS 4 hat es.yl.z-. Some q
the clothes mcdeled came trou
Il various shops abou- toEn and
Sone we've WIN g their OWL
eEs- Don wilson and his c.cL-
est-a furnished tEe crowd with
s01e very good music
The To-sa e Ire Old 55sth
Regiment were assigned % visit
dLEeEeC. churches. Tae tws
that came 20 Union Baptist
Church were asked % make z
speech II closing they asked
f0- donation 70 Eslp pay Ia
the mortgage OF tle staten
wagon they had purchased,
which Is 70 Il used IN the trans
parting CT injured soldiers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-11
BROOKLYN Wy" CELEBRATES
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

BROOKLYN, Ny A. ths
annual Sunday Christmas o.
seETance Of the BZocklyn Y "
c A. he Arid szmueLson \
Cape.la singers VII render 4
mlEcal program IN TIE Mem
o-lal Hal Of me Central Build
ing, 50 Third ave, Sunday.
Dec Y al $50 : n.
The program, open 70 sas
public vii feature Sydnsv
Thompson, dramatic arts. wao
vi read Dickens Christmas
Caro- Miss Thompson las
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-11

presented selected scenes from
tie tales O TIE worlds zreas
writer's three times Al the
Waite House foE TIE President
and Mrs. Roosevelt after thai.
STATE dinners and has perform
Cd several t5Iss a t1a Execa-
tire Mansion in albany. Sc
has also given -scitaLs in E1z-
land Pans. Honolulu. BsErsu-
ia Japan, China Jerusalem
and Genera As vel Is
Throughout The United S-zsaz
and Canada
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American Race Theatre Does II AGAIN

TAeaEe-g0ers and play En-
thlSlaS-s have had TIE thrill
Of their lives during these pas.
three weeks, for ruazing cor
eurgut.y with the Broadway
version Of the same play has
been the American Race Thea
tres presentation Of the con-
edy hit SIS 8 Family" TIE
farce, written o. Phoebe and
Henry Epl-o1. has the dis
tizcaoa Of appearing a. ths
little theatre in the 1871
Street Public Library as well
as a. the Longacgs Theatre
downt5zr 48th " Of Bread
way.
The ! n. Is version Of tas
play takes On added humor
when 4 small apartment OF
l40th 5. becomes converted
into an ElpyoIp.u maternity
ward The characters are oo-L
human and adorable and very
much alive when portrayed by
the !. y 7 cast under Ao-ar-
Hills direction, but the situa-
ton IS familiar 70 striving
niddle-claSs families all over
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-11
NEW YORK CITY
BY FLOYD c. SNELsoN

NEW YORK CITY - Ore CT
my greatest recent pleasures
was meeting my good pal and
friend, Atty Earl B Dicke-Soa,
fo-ne- Alderman Of Chicago's
South Side Second Ward. Earl
stopped in Harlem az Hotel
Theresa after business duties
az the National Bar Association
Convention il Baltimore last
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RELIGIOUS BULLETIN
WHERE TO co TO CHURCH :

'IEsNE " % TO SFTINNH =
MANHATTAN
Christ Community NJ. E. Church
SIS West l2sth Street RsvIN ( p.vis &gf-i,..-
Paradise Baptist Church
-'s west l3sth Street Rev b. v. Stanley. Minister
ST. John A. M. {. Church
Sp1 west l25th Street c. NJ WASHINGTON Minister
Shiloh Baptist Church
40 seventh Avenue Rev. Z W. Wainwright. Minister
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
46s West 18th Street Rev. G. c. Williams Minister
Eternal Baptist Church
424 Lenox Avenue Re- < Clark Minister
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

Ma Sikh Uidimo Harry j.
Rhodesa il DarlingtOna, N. c.,
mornarja bojne mornarice, XII
Sc praukar pripraUlja, da Odide
il b0lni$nice, kjer so ga 0pre-
mill z unetnO nOg0. SUOjO nOgO
je mornar izgubH U neki po-
mOrski bitki. -s 49,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

Uganila sta, kako strasne mi
sli role nesrecnezu pc CLAW;
slutila sta, da Sc ga loteva obup,
da misli ma -. samomor.
In Carmen Sc je spomnila IT,
stega davnega dine, ko je Ra-
mon prvic 'mislil ma smrt, ko
ga je matt Sc pravoGasno pri-
jela "a roko, da Sc nj ustrelil,
ker MT nj hotela dovoliti, da bi
Sc porocil s Helene, XII jo .je
obozeval.
Temu je5 treba napraviti ko-
nee -. treba je najti izhod il
neznosnegapoloza.ja. Ramon Sc
mora sestati Helene.
Carmen in Robert sta drhtela
pr misli, da hi mogla imeti ma
vesti Ramonovo smrt.
Bratovo truplo hi yse zivlje-
ME lezalo med NINA in njuno
sreco. Precula sta noe v silnem
strahu in sklenila sta takoj
drugi dan sporociti Heleni, da
Sc je Ramon vrnil v Pariz; no.
tela sta Sc pomeniti z MO in jo
pripraviti do odlocitve.
Pri zajutreku' je Ramon po-
vedal, da ina v mestu vazne
opravke, in zal mu je bio, da
nj prost yes dan.
Milcek, XII je bill zelo bled,
kar maj bi bila posledica utru-
%jenosti, je moral ostati v hotelu
in pocivati.
Pc zajtrku je Ramon odsel,
ne da bi izpregovoril Milckom
o dobri gospel in Claudinetu.
Ma sVidenje, decko, - je
dejal svojemu varovancu; -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

do mojega povratka prelistaj
malo svoje knjige in zvezke.
Nadaljuj prekinjeno delo. tez
nekaj dni pride professor, da bo-
sta nadaljevala tam, kjer sta
skupaj zacela.
Milcek ga je videl odhajati
in kmalu je slisal drdrati koci-
10, XII sta Sc Robert d'Alboize in
Carmen z MO odpeljala il no.
tela.
Ko je ostal sam, je zacel res
jemati IL kovcega knjige, XII Jill
je incl spravljene V MEM;
~spravljal Jill je V lepo omarico,
stojeco kraj njegove mizice.
Zlozil je vse zvezke in druge
solske potrebscine.
Toda njegove misli so bile ne
kje dalec.
Omahnil je V naslanjac in
ostal zatopljen svoje misli.
Kar je>planil pokonci. Oci so
Sc mu zaiskrile Cd poguma. Me
gov sklep je bill trden.
V Yep je. sprawl denarnico,
XII jo je bill napolnil radodarni
Ramon in XII il ME Sc nj bill "a
pravil niti belica, vel je klo-
bulk in odsel IL sobe.
Nj pa odsel z donna, temvec
V Ramonove sobe. Bile so praz-
ne. Stene so bile pokrite z maj
razlicnejsim orozjem. Milcek je
Zagledal med MIN tudi majhen
revolver.
Wei ga je in sprawl v Yep,
potem je pa zopet zaprl vrata
in odsel pc stopnicah doll.
Sluga v vezi ga je presenece-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

- Ia Roberta d'Alboize in
njegovo zeno. - Lahko noe to-
rel. malcek. In sladko spi!
Pri teh imenih je deGek zacu-
demo dvignil glavo.
- Kaj ii pa je?-je vprasa-
Ia Carmen.
- Mem? Mic, gospa.
Odsel .je "a komornico, XII ga
je odvedla V sobico, pripravlje-
no zanj V pritlicju pod Ramo-
novim stanovanjem.
Decek je legel, pa dolgo nj
mogel zaspati. NCudne misli sc
mu rojile pc CLAW.
Robert d'Alboize! -. To ime
mu je bilo znano. Y hipu, ko ga
je zaslisal, Sc je spomnil, da
je njegov dobrotnik med We
cerjo veckrat izgovoril ime Car
men. Tako je bio torej ime lep
gospel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
P. DECOURCELLE:
nj OC

R o M A N - I. D E L

V zacetku tega nj opazil. Zdaj
Sc je pa naenkrat spomnil.
Carmen! >D'Alboize! -. Ro-
bert! Ubozec je mehanicno
ponavljal ia imena sam pri Sc
hi.
Bio je v komedijantskem vo-
zu nekaj tednov pred pogovo-
rom njegovih preganjalcev, XII
ga je slucajno slisal in IL kate
rega je razumel, da so V ne
varnosti ljudje S temi imeni in
da preti nevarnost tudi dobri
gospel Heleni.
Slo je "a pisma, XII sta bila v
Min oznacena Carmen in Ro-
bert in omenjeno tudi ime ME
COVE dobrotnice.
In sporazumno S Claudinetom
je Milcek takrat, yes rdec cd
sramu, ukradel ia pisma; a kc
sta lopova opazila, da SO pisma
izginila, sta tako besnela, da je
bilo Milcka Sc zdaj strah, &c Sc
je spomnil.
Tako je torej obstojala zveza
XII je bila med gospo Helene il
gospo d'Alboize, tudi med Mi
ma in Ramonom de Montlau.
rom, med n.jegovo bivso dobrot.
nico in sedanjim zascitnikom
Decek je razmisljal O vsen
tenn in skusal spraviti V red svo.
je misli O tel mesanici imen, {
tel verigi dogodkov, XII sc jik
je naenkrat spomnil in XII sc
Sc mu zdeli kot dolgo loceni
zdaj pa nenadoma strn.jeni Gle.
nj verge.
Toda ia pisma, XII so bila take
wanna "a gospoda d'Alboize in
tudi "a njegovo dobrotnico -
has cato jih je MANFRED deck
ukradel - ia pisma so bila to-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

3-day period. They were charged
by their German captors with "aid-
ing the enemy"
Here in America we can aid in
the fight against Hitler without en-
dangering our lives if we do our
work diligently and buy War Bonds
every pay day.
WSS TAG u. S. Treasury Dept.
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Eleven members of a secret Bel
gian underground organization re-
sponsible for aiding United Nations
f1iers shot down over German occu-
pied territory were executed by
Nazi firing squads recently over a