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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-12
STRANGE QUESTION:
From the Nasis

Where is the place you surren.
der?"
This was strange question in
deed for the once-proud Nazi SOL
diers before Stalingrad to be ask
ing the Russians, but it was what
the Reds reported their enemies
were asking as they continued to
flock in-victims of the relentless
Soviet drive to free the once-be-
sieged Volga city.
Dispatches described the condi-
tion Of the Nazis as "cold, unshav-
en-, and distraught." But the citi-
zens of Stalingrad wasted little
pity on their captives. Too well
they remembered the long days
and nights that the Nazis pounded
and ruined their city with bombs
and shells.
In single day 16 generals and
field marshal (Frederich Paulus.
chief Nazi army official in the
area) were surrendered along with
hundreds of other smaller fry.
Even the German radio admitted
that these losses at Stalinerad
were among the most serious of
the entire war.
Elsewhere the Russians con-
tinued to gain ground or at least
hold their recent gains. In the Len
ingrad sector the escape corridor"
before the city was widened and in
the Caucasus the drive for Rostov
strengthened as new thrusts on
the middle sector headed fresh for
Kursk and Kharkov.
WAR NEAR CLIMAX:
Says Finn President
In statement slanted for the
United Nations, President Risto
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-12
OTHER RATION DATES

Feb. 20--E. .piration date
= for Period 8 fuel-oil coupons
which became valid Dec. %.
Feb. 28-Final date for
first inspection of tires for
"B" or &C" passenger car
card holders and for CONNER
cial vehicles.
March 13-Period 5 fuel
oil coupons, good 30 Sept. 80.
become valid.
March 15-Last valid date
for No. IL sugar coupons,
good for three pounds.
March 31-Final date for
first inspection of passenger
car tires for "A" card holders
and motorcycles.
April 12-Expiration date
8 for Period 4 fusl-oil coupons.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-12
WAR BOND SALES:
Hit NeiU High

Last month, the treasury had an
nounced, war bond sales totaled
81 1,240, ,444,0 900 to set an all-time
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-12
Tentative Exemption Schedule

If the treasury 19 per cent
Withholding tax plan Is car
ried cut some schedule of de-
ductions to allow for depend
ency, etc, would have to be
set up to simplify cOmputa-
ton of the tax. Here is a
tentative weekly exemption
schedule which has been sug-
gested:
Single Person ..$11.0O
Married Person -. $500
Additional
Dependent ....... 500
The Victory Tax of 5 per
cent would also still have to be
paid. Deductions for this are
a non-dependency basis, allow
ing a flat $12 per week ex-
emptiOn.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-12
Weekly News Analysis
Point Rationing Scheduled for Mar. L;
SoIomons Fit Into Jap Empire Plan
But us. Armed Forces Won't Agree;
Treasury Favors Pay-as-You-Go Tax

those
Of
paper)
Reease hy WeAern NewsnA
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-12
WAR NEAR CLIMAX.

In statement slanted for the
United Nations, President Risto
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-02-12

Released by Western Newspaper Union
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Be Cautious

Be sure nobody hears you
give the number, he continued.
Tell Gus he is 10 see that
the apartment / told him about
yesterday, Is IN perfect readi-
ness Tell him 10 have his wife
fix up the daintieSt luncheon
she can manage-Spare no eX.
pense-and tell him 10 get four
dozen tea roses in a boX-pink
and cream colored ones, but not
10 arrange them; Just set the
opened box on a table IN the
sitting room. Then tell him 10
show my friend, the gentleman
with the beard, in there. and
have him take his belongings
there. Have Gus tell my friend
that in a half hour or so, ne
viii have guests. Luncheon will
not be served. Of course, until
after the guests arrive. Got
II all. Noel?
Il think So" Noel replied,
and took his departure.
AS soon as the door closed. 1
rushed over and gave my father
a bear hug.
How wonderful I ex-
claimed Katharine and Jack
Will be so surprised and
pleased"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
War Work
Exciting for

BY IDA JEAN KAHN

COME ALONG with me
through a shipyard and get,
first hand, the answers TO
whether women like working in
defense plants. how they are
standing up 10 the jobs, and
will they be willing 10 go back
10 homework when it is all
over.
This particular plant Is the
". S. Steers Federal Shipyard
at Port Newark, N. j. The first
girl l talked with had been a
manicurist. (She is pretty, too
She took the job because she
had heard that beauty opera
tors make good workers since
they know how to use their
hands. She has been at it 10
months now and says "it keeps
me trim and is much more ex-
citing than filing fingernails.'
Easier Than Office
Some Of the lady welders used
TO work in offices. They say
that it is a lot easier to weld
than 10 take letters and that
il is fun. You don't get bored
and you don't come home
crabby from having to concen-
trate all day long.
A good many Of the women
are in war work 10 take their
minds off their troubles. /
talked with homemaker whose
son had been on the Wasp. She
has never worked before. but
she thought she would 20 crazy
staying home, so she took this
job. She does bench work.
Now. she says, she is almost
happy,
The women with families like
TO get on the 5 o'clock in the
afternoon TO the 12:45 o'clock in
the morning shift. They go
home and 10 bed after work.
then get up and fix breakfast
for the children. do the house
work and prepare lunch.
Write Regularly
Some of the girls in the Port
Newark plant como from other
parts of the country. Their hus-
bands are located at camps
nearby and they are able 10 see
each other a couple Of times a
month. What are they doing
with the extra money? Any
number Of them are putting II
into an SlS.75 war bond every
week.
Two sisters are working in
this plant because they have
four brothers in the services
all overseas They write. four
letters every night. Certainly
those girls are back Of their
fighting brothers.
In general, the reply TO the
question, which do you like
better, this or houSework' was
Il kind Of like this better. It's
different and here you work
with people.
VIII they 60 back 10 home
making when it's all over?
"Oh, sure! My husband will
want me back where l belong.
But III miss this.
Copyright. 1919. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Pitfalls Of Love :: By Adele Garrison

crisp. Succinct directions i'm
mediately, Noel lottlng down
data as my father talked
Go 10 the drugstore a block
from hcre-the big one; get
booth and call this number He
gave the private number IN the
hidcaway always answered by
Gus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

SHINING young lines give chic to this afternoon
dress cut to fit the who half sizes Scroed
material hghlght the jacket the buttons have
jeweled Cores give the skirt smooth easy line
In sizes 1872 through "a this crepe frock in
shopping Cherry
bstwsen a III. and p. m.-SGurdays, $3.50 to 4sj0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

DON'T GIVE il another
thought l said. I hated 10
ask you, but Father was
urgent"
Il wonder" She said thought
fully, then pulled a switch, add
ing. You know, Jack might
have something.
II know" ! replied. Father
has already thought Of that.
Then she said rcsolutcly.
IF your father wants 10 find
that out. suppose you ask Jack
when We 60 down there. You
give me the signal, and III
make some pretext for getting
out Of the room. II probably
would be less embarrassing for
Jack if / were out OF the room
when the question was put and
answered. "
You think Of everything" l
told her admlringly.
"Au revoir," l said lamely
and abruptly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Has No Samples

As ] returned 10 the sitting
room, my father looked at me
eagerly.
"Well?' he inquired.
I shook my head.
mot well, at all. ." l told him.
"She has no scrap of Ruth'S
handwriting anywhere. and she
destroyed the letter
Then Jack is our only hope,
he said. whereupon l promptly
explained what Katharine had
offered.
"A most reSourceful person.
he commented, and hard upon
the accolade thrust a question.
How soon can she be ready
TO start down 10 the hide
away?"
Il am sure within the half
hour" l answered.
That Will be fine" he said,
and then he took down the tele-
phone receiver and spoke into
the mouthpiece, giving Mary's
room number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
A Surprise for Msdse

I was surprised. however.
when he said Hello, Noel!
Please ask Dina 10 stay with
Mary for a few minutes, and
you come here at once. Can
you manage it, Good! Ill
be waiting for you"
1t was only a few minutes
before Noel appeared at the
door. and my father gave him
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22

Served as Juror in the United
States District Court of Eastern
Arkansas.
Founder of Negro Farmers
Conference, State Of Ark.
Appointed by Dept. of Educa-
ton to represent the Colored
Farmers of Arkansas to the re-
cent Annual Negro Farmers Con-
ference at Tuskegee.
Member of the National Neg
70 Business Mems League.
For the service rendered in the
Fargo Agricultural School, Tus-
kegee Institute awarded an hon
orary degree of Master of Scien-
ce.
Shorter College awarded a de-
gree of Master of Arts.
Baptist College awarded a de-
gree of Master of Pedagogy.
President Brown always prides
the fact that he has the good
will Of both races in his commu-
nifty.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22
Some Facts About The Fargo Agricultural School,

The Forge Agricultural School is non eetorioo reoeiy-
ing no support from stote or church. The school is govern
ed by two boards, The trustee board consisting Of some of
the Leading eolored friends Of Arkansas, and the odvisoy
boord consisting OF some Of the Ieodins white people of the
stote The object OF the school is to give the less fortu-
note boys and girls Of the eoIored roce of the uroI com
munities. with little or no money at all, q chonce TO receive
o p%roetieol edueotion thot will best fit them for life.
There ore $50 students. II teachers and q $50 oere
form, The school hos had to creote its outlets in the way
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22

the boys and girls teaches them the habit of thrift and self
reionee.
The school encourages its students when they have fin
ished their courses. thot more Of them return to their COM
munities where their porents live with an ambition to help
moke the community better, The boy on the farm thot
tries to moke his home life more profitable and develops the
soil. producing food stuff to help feed the notion. is doing os
much for his roee ond notion as the boy thot studies law or
writes q book. II is true thot all Of the young people who
offend school con not be professionals. but they con at Ieost
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22

of building O erovel rood, five miles of telephone line. cIeor-
ing most Of the farm land. and constructing its own voter
system.
The Fargo Agricultural School curriculum undertakes to
teach the boys and girls how to toke the things they have
ground them ond moke them serve their needs. Often times
people ore fought much about the things for owoy and know
such little about the things ground them. The school mokes
it possible for the students to help themselves by working
one-holf day at some trode. and one holt doy is spent in
IteroY subjects. The volue Of vocational training given to
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22

moke a living and be q good citizen.
The life of the institution is mode possible by both COL
ored and white people of the North and South. who ore
interested in the work of the school. Anyone being inter
ested in the Forso Agricultural School and its proerom and
will core to moke ony contribution to its upkeep. does not
matter how small. moy send donation to the foreo AereuI-
turol School. Floyd Brown. President; J. +. Wolker. Treos-
urer, or the Bonk of ~Brinkley. Brinkley. Arkansas. ond the
proper acknowledgement Of receipt will be given for sogM>
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22

Some of the High Points
or Service Rendered by
President Floyd Brown
Founding of the Fargo Agri-
cultural School.
Director of the Colored Fair
Division, Monroe County.
Member of the State Interra-
eial Committee.
Member Of the State Nutrition
Committee,
President Of the Arkansas
State Teachers Association.
Appointed by former Governor
Futrell TO represent the Colored
Farmers in the National Fedora
ton Of Colored Farmers.
Vice Chairman to the Commits
sioner of Education, Victory Raj
lies" in Colored schools,
Chairman of Red Cross, Mon
roe County.
Chairman Of the Greenfield
District in the sales of United
States Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
SAsar Buddy

THIS is letter TO YOUR service It's all about
Il his HOME TOWN, the important place in
the world 10 him. CLIP this letter today sign your
at the bottom and send il 10 him. Wherever he is he
wants the news from HOME. It's up you TO mail it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Clearance Of Women's
SPORT COATS
Ass
Smart sport coats with clever
detailing and good tailoring. Warm
fabrics in red or tan. Stitched
pockets and border. Sizes II to 10
only. Our regular $685.! Save So!
Peoples Easy Payments
No Carrying Charge nv
Take Care Of
What You Wear

Buy wisely, buy only what
YOU need - and take care of
what, YOU have. Tighten civilian
clothing production so our
armed forces will get enough!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
DEAR BUDDY

OCT. JOE LOUIS icos IN torn TO his mothe
~ hospital. The Lotttses are expecting Latte Boz
1t. Charlie Gehringer has ett for Chapel HI
hen aid In the physical fitness program, for Macy coc
Birdie" Tebbetts IS Hoto corking IN the ground
Miami Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

DETRolT4@ 1TfMES
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30

mu narodnemu odboru, je marsal Broz morda nastopil
nekoliko prenaglo ter je zavezniske velesile utegnil spra-
viii V zadrego. Toda neglede ma to, da SO notranji profile
mi Jugosavije brez dvoma tezavni, pa nj nikakega Una
menja, da je radi Nth med velikimi zavezniskimi silami
nastalo kako resnejse n~esoglasje. To je ma svoj nacin
umljivo, kajti v obupno %junaskem dvigu te ljudske arma-
de IL neverjetnega terorja in razdejanja nemske invazi-
je, Sc lahko vidi, kako vsi start vzroki razdvojenosti in
.poiticnih bojev izginjajo dejanskemu ognju sedanje bor-
be. Ako je blo partizansko gibanje v svoji orijentaciji
nagnjeno k Rusiji, pa nj bilo nikdar ~predvsem komu-
nisticno, nit Sc ne zdi sedaj, da predstavlja katerikoli
posamezni razred, stranko ali plemensko skupino. To g-
banje nosi vse make plemteee narodne ~pobune-pobune
il pepela, V katerega SO bile reducirane vse n~ekdanje
vrednote.
"Taka gibanja so redkokdaj prijetne stvari. Toda so
politiGna in vojaska dejstva, XII z mogocnostjo, S katero
~posezejo V zgodovino, ne resijo samo mnogo starih vpra=
SAM, temvec tudi razodevajo %ogromnost ljudske dina
mike V razdejanih ozemljih, XII je ma %razpolago zavez-
nixon, da jo uporabijo. Zavezniske sile, zavzemajoc
stalisce, da so pripravljene ~pomagati vsem, XII bodo po-
magali zdrobiti hence, SO modre, ker Sc ne pustljo "a
plesti V mrezo neosnovanih bojazni in dvomov, XII jim
utegne aktualnost borbe pomesti med stare saro.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
Pevsko drustvo Jadran DO
obhaialo Silvestrov vecer

Cleveland, Ohio. - K a k
vsako leto, DO tudi letos pevsko
drustvo "Jadran" priredilo We
liko plesno veselico v obeh dvo-
ranah Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd. Najelo
Sc lie dive dobri godbi, da Sc bo-
ste lahko lepih valckih in pol
kah veselo zavrteli.
Cenjeno obcinstvo prav lepo
vabimo, da sc udelezite V veil
KEN stevilu in S seboj pripelJite
tudi svoje prijatelje, da 81 bono
skupno voScili veselo in srecno
-rovo leto 1914. Upamo, da DO
novo leto nam prineslo konec tie
straSne Voiske, to klan e in
grozno trpljenje, ko. mora ma
milijone in milijone ljudi trpetl
in presta jati mucno zivljenje,
XII je neclovesko. Vsi vemo, ko-
like gorja napravi V eni druzinl
samo en- slab Glovek S hudobno
pametjo, kaj sele stori "a cell
svet majhna skupina presitih
parasitov, XII jim je vec "a cast
kOt nam delaVcem "a kruh.
Bratje in sestre, zarja Sc sve-
Ii ma vzhodu - bodimo trdnl
in slozni ysi!
Torej, gotovo Sc udelezite
Jadranove prireditve petek
VeGer, 81. decembra V SlOven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa,
terloo Rd.
Frances Wolf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
Progressive Slovenke kro-
EEK st. l

Cleveland, Ohio. - Naso let
70 sejo so clanice posetile v re-
10 lepem stevilu. Vrsila Sc je
dne IS. decembra, V nedeljo po-
poldne v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo
V prihodnjem letu Sc bodo
naSe seize vrsile kot pc naVadi,
Vgak prvi torek mesecu, in 81
Ger citalniskih prostorih S. D.
Donna.
Izvolile smo sledeci odbor
Tredsednica Anna Zaic, pod,
pTedsednica Antonio Tomle, tai
MICA in blagajnicarka Frances
Wolf, 147O3 Sylvia Ave-, mad
zornice: Rose Slejko, Anna
Brencic in Josephine Zafred,
prosvetni odbor: Eva Coff, Ca
therlne LekSan IN LeopOlda Jer-
kic, porocevalka Eva Coff, "a
stopnice "a SANS: Frances
Wolf, Pavla Kline, Amalia Tr-
b:zan, Jennie Perko in Angela
Kalin, "a JPO, SIS Lojzka Ia
bukovec in Amalia Trbizan. Ma.
6alje ostanemo Sc "a naprej cla-
nice Prosvetne matice.
Nasa clanica sestra Theresa
.Gorjanc je tudi prisla IL S. N.
p. ]. farme in podarila je nase-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
Frances Wolf,
tajnica = blagajnicarka.
Silvestrov vecer " Slow.
domu

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma silve-
strov veGer dine 81. decembra
priredi direktorij Slovenskega
donna ma Holmes Ave. skupno z
delniskimi drustvi svojo obicaj-
no veselico v zgornjr~ dvorani.
"a ia vecer je aranzirana fina
godba stirih komadov, MANFRED
Russ orkester, kateri upamo, da
10 vsem zadovoljstvo.
Direktorij je ~pripravil vse po-
trebno, da bodo udelezenci do
bro postrezeni. zenski klub je
pripravil fine domace mesene
klobase, in tudi sunke in "roast
Reef" he DO manjkalo, tako da
DO vsem ustrezeno.
V teh cash. smo vsi potrebni
malo razvedrila in ia vecer DO
kOt nalaSc "a to. PreVellka "a
poglenost ne dopusca, da hi Sc
r~rijatelji in znanci veckrat Sc
sli skupaj, torej ia veeer BONO
pa lahko skupno pokramljali in
81 voscili novo leto.
Slovenski dom prireja same
enkrat v letu veselico, cato pri-
cakujemo veliko udelezbo, po-
sebno cd strani delnicarjev in
delnicark. Vsi domovi Sc borijo
"a svoj obstanek, posebno v teh
kriticnih cash. cato je nasa
dolznost, da pc svoji moci pc.
magamo, ker koncno pomaga-
mo samim sebi.
PRAY prijazno vabimo, da mai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

mu krozku zelo lepo darilo,
MANFRED dive krasni brisaci. -
Hvala lepa, Theresa. Clanice so
bile zelo hvalezne. Emo je dobi-
la Rose Slejko, drugo pa Mary
Furlan.
V blagajno so darovale Rose
Slejko $1.00, Mary Furlan ST.,
Mary Kozel $1.OO, Jennie Gro
bolsek $500. Jennie Godec, Gro
vewood Ave. je darovala $1.OO
"a SANS.
K nasemu krozku SO pristo-
pile stir move elanice: Joseph
ne Rotar, Agnes Marakovic, A
lice Tursic in Mary Tollar.
Hvala lepa nasi sestri Kline,
XII je nam pripravila tako okus-
no kokosjo vecerjo in donna pc
cenO peclVO.
Nasa prihodnja seja Sc be
vrsila torek, 4. januarja. Pro-
81 Sc Glanice, da Sc vse udelezi-
te, ker boste slisale porocilo ra-
cunov zadnjih sestih mesecev
NadzOrni odbor prosim, da je
ma mestu re oh Z. uri zvecer,
da boste pregledale knjige.
Vsem clanicam Progresivnik
Slovenk zelim veselo in srecnC
novo leto 1914!
S pozdravom
Frances Wolf,
tajnica = blagajnicarka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30

posetite cd blizu in dalec ma O.
menjeni vecer. 2 vase udelezbo
boste pomagali podjetju do bolt
Sega napredka, obenem pa bo-
ste "a sebe imeli pray prijeten
vecer. Vstopnina je zelo malen-
kostna, lie Soc "a osebo. PRICE
TEX DO oh s. uri zvecer, zaklju-
eek pa oh jutranji zori.
zelim vsem citateljem tega
lista sreeno in mirno novo leto
1914, ter ma veselo svidenje ma
silvestrov vecer v Slovenskem
domu ma Holmes Ave. .
Frances Susel,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
Lokalpi odbor st. 2 JPO,SS
Blagajnikove pOrOGilo

DldSdJlilhoNC
Cleveland, Ohio. - Mimic je
re par tednov, odkar sem Sc
zadnjic oglasil casopisju glede
nase Jugoslovanske pomozne
akcije. No, danes pa imam "a
sporociti lepo stevilo daroval-
cev.
Predno pa nadaljujem, mo-
ram popraviti neljubo pomoto,
katera Sc nam je vrinila Sc ma
nasi zadnji prireditvi in sicer IL
pusceno .ie bio ime darovalke
Mrs. Nezika Kalan, XII je takrat
darovala vsoto $500. Ker pa O.
ma We, da kdor della, napravi tu-
di pomoto, cato maj nam opro-
sti. PRAY lepa hvala, Mrs. Ka-
Ian!
PRAY lepo je cd tukaj rojene
m%ladenke, XII je nabrala vsoto
$4,000 med svojimi prijateljica-
mi in to je Miss Mary. Stefan
cic, XII stanuje ma 1926 E. 172
St: To je pac lep vzgled "a ma
SO mladino, da hi tako tudi ia
mladina napravila kaj dobrega
V ia namen.
FAINT cd fare je tudi MI. John
f. Perko, prodajalec raznovrst-
nih bondov. On je zopet daro-
val lepo vsoto $4,000. Tako je
do sse.da.j daroval skupaj re
$4,000. PRAY lepa hvala, John!
Pc Mrs. Pollock sem prejel
nabrano vsoto ma seji drustva
Lunder Adamic st. % SNIP
$1,000. Darovali so sledeci: pc
$3.50: Jos. Janezic in Anton
Zorko; pc $1.O0: Louis Sadar,
Max Senkar, Joe Streb, Joe Ste
fancic in John Turk.
Nadalje sem prejel cd nabi-
ralca John Pollock, xateremu
so izro6ili svoj prispevek: An
ton Vapotich $500, Frank Wess
$500. Frank Laurich 5000 in
Frank Vilar $1.00.
Pc nabiralcu Anthony Me
khan nabrano ma sell drustva
1923 SNIP, darovali sledeci; pc
$500: Anthony Meklan, John
Sivec in Joseph Trebec; Andy
Skerl $500, Karl Penko in
Frank Sot vsak pc en- dollar.
Nabiralec Janko N. Rogelj Sc
je tudi dobro obnesel. Prejel je
cd Miss Amalie Kos, IL Pennsyl-
vanije, vsoto $112.35, od Mrs.
Kershisnik il Rock Springs,
Wyo. $500 in cd Frank Ire
bec-a $500.
Frank A. Turek nabral sfede-
&c: drustvo sv. Vida st. rs K.
S. K. J. $1,000, drustvo DRAW
liam st. 33 SDZ $1,000 in Char
les Roman diva dolarja.
Nabiralec Frank Hribar; da-
rovali SO sledeci: drustvo st.
ATT SNIP $500, Peter Segulin
$500; pc en- dollar so darovali:
Jos. Bartol, John Samsa, Frank
Hribar, Mary Bubnich in Mike
Ludwig.
Ponovno pc nabiralcu John
Pollock: Rudolph j. Widmar
daroval $1,000; pc $500 daro-
vala Rudolph Kozan in Stefan
) Lunder.
Pc nabiralcu Ludvik Medve-
sek-u xxi nikdar ne z~aostane)
so darovali sledeci: $3.50: Ma
tevz Jevsevar; pc $500: John
Zajc, Frank Lustrik, Mr.. in Mrs.
(Nadaljevanje ma 4. strand
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-30
ZADUSNICA

Jutri OBJ 8. uri zjutraj Sc DO y
cerkvi sv. Kristine vrsila zadus-
MICA "a p~okojnega Frank Svet-
ka, OBJ priliki druge obletnice
njegove smrti.