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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Chest Returns
Nazi Radio Lie on Africa
Exposed by Voice

LONDON, May 4 GNS)-The
famed ghost voice which long has
heckled the German radio came
back TO the stage today.
In the course of a Berlin broad
cast which reported only patrol
activity IN Tunisia, the mysterious
speaker broke in and said.
you are "A liar. The Ameri-
cans have captured Mateur."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Eden ProcIsims Solidarity

LONDON. May 4 iINS) The
Germans cannot possibly hope that
any attempts they may make to
cause diSunity among the United
Nations will achieve success.
Foreign Secretary Eden told the
House of Commons today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Quints 10 Get Pints
For Mass Christening

SUPERIOR, Wis. May 4 (UP)
Because the 9-year-old Dionne
quintupletS might have difficulty
in smashing quart bottles. pints
will be substituted Sunday when
the girls nam G FIVE convoy
freighters after old-time navy
frigate captains.
The five bottles of Great Lakes
water will be wrapped in Is
yards of red, white and blue rib
bon to protect the girls from the
flying glass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Film Maenate Fox Released

LEWISBURG. Pa. May 4 (INS)
William Fox. movie magnate,
yesterday was released from the
LewiSburg federal penitentiary He
pleaded guilty in 1871 TO conSpir-
acy to obstruct Justice and defraud
the government in connection
with his bankruptcy case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Army Paper Covers
Coal Controversy

UNIONTOWN, Pa, May 4
CUP)-The army is covering
the coal mine controversy.
A reporter for the army news
paper Yank arrived in this coal
producing center yesterday and
will keep American fighting men
all over the world informed on de-
velopmentS among Fayette Coun-
tvs miners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Order Arrest
of Ex-WAAC
In Kidnapping
MI. Clemens Officials
Act as No Trace Is
Found Of Boy, 3
Speciai IN THE DETROIT TINES

MT. CLEMENS. May A war
rant charging Mrs. Violet Nome
maker, %. a former WAC. with
kidnapping 3-year-old Dannie Lyons
missing from his home here since
last Wednesday. was issued today
by Justice Of the Peace Donald j
Parent. "
The warrant authorized by
Prosecptor Wilbur r. Held and
signed by Police Chief Arthur L
Rosso, lists only the woman's for.
mer address. $500 Brainard, Gin
ton Township.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Benny Goodman Is a Daddy

Los ANGELES, May 4 GNS)
B emmy Goodman. orchestra
leader was the proud father today
of a daughter. Rachel Mrs. Good
man is the former Alice Hammond
Duckworth, socially prominent
in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
NEW GUINEA - MacAr
War Reserves Low,
Jap IndustriaHst Says
BY nited Press

a Toxic industrialist complained
in a broadcast today that Japan's
reserve of war materials was low
and that increased production was
needed TO match the United States
output.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
PIedae Violation CHARGED

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4 CUP)
Philip Murray. president of the
Go, told 1200 Go representa-
tives last night that Congress had
violated its commitment 10 labor
on price control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Jap Aleutians Bombed

WASHINGTON, May 1 GNS)
The navy department yesterday
Ia damaging air at
tacks last Saturday on Japanese
bases in the Western Aleutians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Yanks Near Bizerte Suburb
Donoy
Appears
For Trial

With Oberleutnant Hans Peter
krug scheduled as an early gov
eminent witness, the trial Of
Theodore Donay started before
Federal Judge Picard today.
Donay IS accused Of having
knowledge and failing TO report
the escape Of Krug. whose abortive
fight from a Canadian prison
camp put Max Stephan in the
shadow of the gallowS.
Preliminaries OF the hearing
were held up for an hour while
Judge Picard swore in new
group OF citizens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
THREAT Is CITED

Although the warrant was bssec
on "lnfrmation and belief. Hello
said he had evidence which he
would not reveal AT the present
time
He said the fact that the womer
disappeared about the same time
the child was missed and hac
threatened 10 get even" with Mrs
Dorothy Lyons, the boys mother
was sufficient to Justify the action
Held said a reward of $500 for
the reurn OF the child alive Will b.
effective at noon tomorrow. seven
days after the disappearance OF
the child.
The prosecutor disclosed also
that the missing woman has a
police record including a charge OF
tagranCy at Rochester. Mich, in
December. 1889. investigation OF
perjury in Salt Lake City in No
yember. 1912. and simple larceny
IN Mt Clements April l last. None
of the charges were pressed. how
ntGf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
THEFT CHARGE DROPPED

Friction between { he women
began on April /, when Mrs. Lyons
had her former WAC friend ar
rested for stealing A S25 coat.
The charges were dropped. -four
days later when the coat was re-
turned, but Mrs. Lyons told police
the eX-WAAC had threatened to
get even.
Meanwhile. three boatloads OF
auxiliary coast guardSmen from
Mt. Clemens combed the bottom
Of the Clinton River on the posi-
bility the boy might have drowned
while playing near the water. only
four blocks from the Lyons home
at one point.
A 44-year-old Mt. Clemens man
held for investigation for three
days after he had admitted driv-
inc the cN-WAAC 10 Detroit. two
weeks ago, was released last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
WIPES OUT DISPUTE

Lewis has implied that now his
miners have new employers" thu
old dispute-which was certified
to the War Labor Board-has
been wiped off the slate, and that
the new negotiations should start
from scratch.
Thus. if he and Ickes can reach
an agreement for a wage contract.
Lewis would consider the WLB
without jurisdiction in the case.
The WLB obviously doesn't look
at it that way and the United
Press informant conceded that the
boards insistence on jurisdiction
might wreck the truce arranged
by Ickes last Sunday.
Meanwhile. the WLB prepared
Ia statement TO be issued when
the men have returned TO work.
Board officials said they had not
Irelinquished formal jurisdiction in
the case and it is expected that
its panel will resume consideration
of the case once the mines are
operating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
.Ndziis Fleet
Reported on
Way North
Battle Ships to Hit
Red Supply Line and
Divert British Navy

LONDON, May 4 (UP)-Re-
ports from Sweden said today that
Geunanys main battle feet had
sailed northward from Trondheim,
Norway. for an about attempt 10
cut the Allies northern supply
route to Russia.
The move was said to be de-
signed TO draw off additional heavy
British naval units at a time when
they are needed to protect conveys
moving reinforcements Of men and
material from the United States to
England and Africa for impending
invasions Of western and southern
Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
g
j. ). Forces
Surge Toward
Ferryviihe
Lone Range Of Hills
Separates Americans
From Capital City

ALLIE d HEADQUARTERS
North Africa, May CUP)-Amer.
lean shock troops famed our
through crumbling Axis positions
north and south OF the captured
north Tunisisn junction OF MateuI
today in advances toward Bizerte
naval base and against the right
flank OF Axis mountain defenses
before Tebourba on the road ia
Tunis.
Supported by artillery and air
assaults on the Bizerte and Tunis
areas. the l.. S. 2nd Corps was
seeking 10 crush the whole AXIS
front west of TuniS IN conjunC-
ton with gains by the British
First Army which seized two more
hills 10 miles north OF Medjez-el-
Bah.
10 MILES FROM TEBOURBA
The American advance south OF
Mateur reached a point Il miles
due east of Sid n'Sir, on a road
running 10 Tebourba. This put the
Americans only 10 miles from Te-
bourba. which the British were
again threatening from the south
and west
The British advance units gained
about a mile and a half in cap
turing the l.400-foot hill and were
now some 10 miles due north OF
Medje z-el -Bab.
On the southern front there
was intensified patrol activity by
the British Eighth Army and in
creased artillery exchanges again
indicating preparations for bic
scale fighting
ANS AIRDROMES UNTEN ABLE
The American and French adj
vances IN northern TuniSia within
less than Is miles of BiZeTte-
where Allied soldiers could hear
Allied bombs exploding on Air
fields-werc made possible yeSter-
day morning by the fall Of Mateur
20 miles southwest Of the naval
base
The Americans. in cooperation
with the French Immediately
pushed northward along the 10
mile road to Ferryville. which lies
between Lake Achkel and Lake
Bizerte, 10 miles from the city of
BiZerte.
"a London broadcast said
Ferryville was under American
artillery fire which also had
made Bizerte airdromeS unten-
able.)
Headquarters at noon today had
no definite information as to how
far the Americans and French had
gone toward Ferryville. where
they are expected to meet strong
German resistance. but American
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DoNAY TAKEN TO COURT

Spectators in the packed court
room craned their neckS as the
Stinly erect Donay was brought
IN ShaCkled TO deputy marshal
He was noticeably thinner and
grayer since being arrested in ms
shop at 1852 Gratiot last June
He has been a prisoner Al the
Milan penitentlary under $4,000
bail.
Donay shook hands with his
counsel then moved unSmillnC- 10
Continued on Page Eourl
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The Weather
RLY TEMPERATURES

The sun VII set At $50 o m today.
and rise tomorrow ~ s.23 a m.
The moon will rise a. s.53 .. N 10
DAY and set tomorrow at 7:3i q. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
MAp by Detroit Times sac 40!

HOW WE'RE CLOSING ON TUNIS AND BIZERTE
The Yank capture of Mateur which today threatens
crumbe the Axis principal deenses before Bzerte and
Tunis, the former only Is miles away and the latter
80 miles distant Although the enemy still reported
retreang it not definitely ascertaned how much far
Their east the American offensive had progressed Capture
of Mateur opens the way to the Tuns plains where
Allied mechanical forces join the push to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
LEAVES OUT STEPHAN

lie did not refer 10 the traitor
Stephan or his alleged confederate,
Donay.
Donay a German corporal in
the first World War who had been
naturalized IN 1886. was brought
into court al the behest Of
Nicholas Salowich, defense coun-
sci.
Picard originally planned 10 hear
motions seeking q continuance OF
the case and quaShing OF the in
dlctment without the presence Of
the defendant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
RELEASES BoMBERs

At the same time. Swedish re-
ports said. the assignment of bat
tleshipS. cruisers and destroyers to
the task of stemming the flow OF
supplies TO Russia, has released
scores of torpedo bombers from
northern Norway. where they have
been carrying the main brunt oi
the convoy attacks, for transfer 70
Sicily TO help guard against any
Allied invasion.
The reported German feet move
mentS lent new Importance TO the
air miniStry's announcement that
coastal command planes carried
out reconnaissance in force Of
Norway, Saturday. Seven aircraft
were lost, a high toll for a recon
naiSsance operation.
A German tranSocean broadcast
last night said so British de
stroyer" and torpedo planes ap-
preached the Norwegian coast al
low altitude Saturday and were
engaged by German planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
CLAIM Is PLANES

Planes and ground defenses shot
down - British planes and the at.
tack failed to gain the "slightes-
success" the broadcast claimed.
Latest reports from neutrd
sources indicated the German fleet
stationed at Trondheim was spear
headed by the 35,000-tons-plus pat
tleship Tirpitz and included the
10,000-ton pocket battleships Lut-
zow and Admiral Scheer, two
cruisers of the 10,000-ton Admiral
Hipper class and a number of light
cruisers and deStroyers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
S10.5ORdise
Will Be Mel
ByPrileJurnp
lckes Issues Decree
as Pits Are Reopened:
Contract Psrleys On

WASHINGTON, May A UP)--
Solid Fuels Administrator Harold
l.. Ickes today ordered coal mines
placed on a six-day work week
Immediately, as hard and soft coal
miners resumed full scale produc.
ton.
The order applied to all mines
being operated by the government.
both bituminous and anthracite
which have been authorized to i'm
crease prices to cover costs Of the
six-day week.
Ickes formally ascribed the order
to the necessity for assuring Ade.
Quate supplies of coal.
Ickes' order will assure miners
of higher weekly earnings, al
though many mines already have
gone on the longer work-week.
With the sixth day paid at tir1fe
and one-hah, it would assure the
miners at least $45.50 a week al
compared with the basic $35 for
a five-day week.
NEW CONTRACT PARLEYs
A guaranteed six-day work.
week plus some portal-to-portal
pay. has been held by some au-
thoritative sources to be likely
means of satisfying the United
Mine Workers demands for greater
earnings without increasing their
wage rates in violation of the War
Labor Boards Little Steel for
mula.
New contract negotiations be-
tween mine operators and the
UNIV were expected to culIninate
in substantially higher pay for
John L. Lewis miners either
through the six-day week or
through some form Of portal-to-
portal pay.
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CONTINUED on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

Bob Considine's
Life Story OF
Gen. Montgomery
Page Seven
The echo., 1943-07-02

Reverend j. E. Grace, General Chap
lain Of the H. B. A., who resides in
Porterville was through the city Sat
urday.
The echo., 1943-07-02

Mississippi. Standard Negrt
newspaper of character. cireu.
lation and opinion, with mora
than 10000 readers !.
The echo., 1943-07-02
Contest Held At
N NewellChapvl Sunday
Mig ht A Big Success
CONTEST HELD AT NEWELL
CHAPEL SUNDAY NIGHT
A BIG SUCCESS

The women of Newell Chapel Church
held a splendid contest Sunday night
at $3.50 Mrs Lula Wilson, one of
the strong officers and member of
Newell Chapel was co-sponsor of this
program. Mrs. Wilson is the presi-
dent Of the Willing Workers Club and
has been for a number of years. She
suggested that a contest be sponsor
~ by the Club and he Missionary
Society. Mrs. Mammie Billups is
president of the Missionary Society.
!, Mrs. -Billups, not being in the best of
health, Mrs. Lucy Curry Brewster
was asked to represent the mission
ary. "a
When the reports were made Inv
these two women, Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Brewster's reports were above
$1,000 Mrs. Wilson raised over
$S4.O0 and Mrs. Brewster above s3S
When all reports were in SUNDAY.
night, the officers reported approxi-
mately $105,00 raised.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Clora Rob
mson represented the club while Mrs.
Mammle Billups and Mrs. Lucy Curry
brewster represented the Missionary.
Inc officers of Newell Chapel re-
ported more than S60O.0O raised dur
ing the last quarter. The officers
congratulated Sisters wilson and
Brewster for the grand and noble
work done by them as leaders of the
contest.
The echo., 1943-07-02
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
Just few Ines to let you know
that am trying to get al of the
members that can for the Conven-
tion. To prove it to you enclosed
you will find five apple tions for
membership.
Lizzie Wiley, Pres. No. 240
Gulfport, Miss.
The echo., 1943-07-02

Rev. J. B. Burley left the city Sun
day night, June 9th for Los Angeles
Cal where he will visit his children.
Rev. Burley expects to return to the
city within thirty days.
The echo., 1943-07-02
About Folk We
Know

Miss Ruth Marie Meadows is spend
ing her summer vacation wi t h her
sister, Mrs. Elsie Meadows Flemings.
The echo., 1943-07-02

T/Cpl. ], B. Sudberry of Camp
Gruber, Oklahoma, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Sud
berry of the Frank Berry Court.
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S14,816.186 PrOfita za....

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
ia ina svoje mesto u kapitalistic-
koj a ne u komunistickoj [Drus-
tvenoj Zajednici Slobodnog Radaj
organizaciji industrije, zaradi
profita."
Zakljucak je neizbezan: Ako
zelimo da mala saka ljudi NADIA
lie grabi sve vece profile kao re-
zultat sve veceg i sve nemilosrd-
nijeg izrabljivanja radnieke kla-
Sc, samo stojmo po strani doz-
volimo kapitalizmu da produzi. A.
Ii ako zelimo da vidimo kraj IL
rabljivanju, kraj swim zalima, ta-
da treba da Sc organizujemo "a
uspostavu zajedniekog vlasnistva
mad sredstvima "a proizvodnju
pod kojim eemo uzivati potpun
drustven plod svoga rada.
Iii jedno iii drugo - nema tre-
cega!
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IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

ma saradnja. Govornik: Lazar Petrovic.
Predsednk: Lazar Stefanovic. Sekre-
tari: }. Mite, J. Sestok G. scepovic.
Da Sc izvrsi kolekcija "a RADNICKU
BORBU.
2. Da Sc priredi konvencijski kon-
cerat nedelju S. septembra.
5. Da Sc priredi konvencijski ban
ket pocast delegatima gostima, u
ponedeljak 6. septembra. Ma ovom
banketu da Sc izvrsi kolekcija "a
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
Stoloravnatelji: p. slepcevic J. Pi-
rincin.
Sve gornje afere da priredi Ogranak
Detroit sporazumu sa Centralnim l.
redom.
Da Sc pozovu slcdece s. l.. p. orga-
nizacije da posaIju svoje bratske dele
gate: Nacionalna Organizacila $. l..
p, Bugarska j Madiarskar Federacije;
Sekcija Wayne County; Bugarskf
Madjarski Ogranci Detroit klubovi
Radnicke Borbe
Izvestai urednka Radnitke Borbe
prima Sc znanju, a njegova prepo-
| ruka izmeni naslova r. B., CstavlJa
| Sc IL rukama sekretara urednIka.
Sednica Sc zatvara l :45 po podne.
c. sCEPOVIC,
rekorduiuei sekretar.
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(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

liu. Ona, kao ostale, moze biti
jedno cd dvoje - radnicka iii
kapitalisticka. Proglas koji je il
dan pod potpisom pet politickih
partija, ukljucujuci "komunistie-
ku" "Socijalisticku" partiju l.
talije, ne odusevljava mas. U to-
me proglasu nema nj reci o oba-
ranju kapitalizma, zajednickom
vlasnistvu sredstava "a proizvodn-
nju u Itaiiji, o podizanju prole-
terske vladavine Italiji. Dok to
ne postanu predmeti rasprave u
Italiji, dok nema pokreta sa tim
ciljevima, do toga vremena nema
made "a alijanske radnike Sc
lake. Iako smo mi prvi, i "a sa-
da jedini, koji verujemo da Sc
taktika revolucionarnog pokreta
mora odredjivati ma osnovu pri-
lika danoj zemfji, mi smo isto
tako uvereni da obaranje kapita-
lizma mora biti jedini cilj rad
nicke klase u swim kapitalisti6kim
zemljama.
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$500. Traznji Sc udovoliava.

So.oo. TraZnJi Sc udovOlJava.
Od c. scepovica, Detroit, rotesko-
CANA "a vanjske piknike. Protitana je
izmenjena korespodencija izmedju Sc
kretara Federacije>i organizatora O.
granka Hoboken, oglasima kalen-
darima, koja Sc prima k znanju. Oh
II Holzegreen, Los Angeles, Calif- o
prepisivanju drugova stanica sekci-
ju Los Angeles.
Procitana ie izmenjena korespoden-
eliza izmedju Naeionalnog Centralnog
Ureda po raznim stvarima, koja Sc
prima k znanju.
Sledeti Ogranci poslali su mesecne
izvestaje: Bellwood, Cleveland, East
Chicago, Detroit. Hoboken. Milwaukee,
New York, Stcubenville Youngstown.
Opste primcdbe sekretara Fed: Da
ie brosura Konskripcija Radnika, ko-
rak ka Industriialnom Ropstvu II STAN
pi, te da &c biti gotova "a koji dan "a
izasiljanie Ograncima, te drugim
stvarima IL Uredu po Ograncima. Pri-
medbe Sc primaju k znanju.
Sledecim Ograncima poslate su bes-
platne clanske markiee: Akron 10
Detroit, 10.
Odluke konvenciii njenim afe-
rama:
l. Da Sc odrzi konvenciiska skupsti-
ma. sa temom: Klasna Borba klas
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n ASH DOPISI.

$1.0O, Cramaticoff S1.00, Stancen
$1.OO, Mary Sauer $1.00, J. Ma
ry Buha $1.00, Senraff $1.0O, Ma
rian Wallbridge S1.00, l. Ilieff
$1.OO, Todoroff S1.00, Georgieff
$1.OO, N. Koss $1.00, Vochev fl
90, E. Katica Primo $1.00, G.
Anna Fradel $1.0O, A. Lafleur
$1.0O, N. Kuzoff $1.OO, T. Ivanof
$1.O0, w. Nanovsky $1OO, Milica
Radosevic $1.00, M. P. Vidovie st.
90. Uknpno: $4,000.
Sledece su prilozile hrani-,
Margaret Curulic, Stella Slater,
Marian Wallbridge, Vera Lafleur.
Bara cotic. i Mary Koyac.
Ogranak sc najlepse zahvaljuie
svima koji su nam pomogli da O.
vaj mas piknik bude tako uspesan,
narcotic drugovima Bodic koji su
nam ustupili mesto "a piknik j
pored toga, i drugog, poklonilI
luka salate koliko nam ie biIo
potrebno.
cist prihod sa ovoga piknika IL
nosi $23O.7O.
Anna Crkvenac, dop.
P. S. U dopisu sa naseg piknika
cd 20. juna, koji Sc pojavio "R.
b., cd Is. julia, nekim slucajem
ispusteno je ime drugarice Mary
B. Slepcevic koja ie poklonila jed
nu lepu stvar "a izigravanje. Ne
ka drugarica, ime Ogranka, pri-
mi nasu hvalu i neka nam opros-
tt "a tn omasku.
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POtpOre RadnickOj
BOrbi.
zAP1sN1K CENTRALNoa oDBoRA

Sednica Centralnog Odbora odrzana
u nedelju 20. juna Centralnom Ure-
du, 34l3 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, O.
Prisutni: Stcfanovit, Petrovic, SEES
tok, Mite i stepovic. Otsutni raz-
logon: Radjenovit, i Tonic.
Predsedava sestok.
Zapisnik od prosle sednice protitan
ie usvojen kako ie protitan.
Korespodencija:
Cd M. Krnica, Steubenville, traz
II ime Ogranka kredit "a kalendara
koie su dali oglasivacima. Traznji Sc
udovoljava. Cd c. Bessera, Akron, ira
Ii kredit "a sest kalendara. koje nisu
prodali. Traznji Sc udovoljava. Od j.
Curulica, Detroit, trazi kredit ime
Ogranka "a neprodane kalendare ko
ie su dali oglasivatima. II vrednost
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Sa piknika.
Detroit, Mich.


Ogranak Detroit odrzao je svoj
treci piknik owe sezone ma II. ju-
la kod drugova Bodic. Premda
mas je kisa "posetila" diva puta,
nije nam nanela stete posto dru-
govi Bodiei imadose dovoljno pros
tora pod krovom tako da su Sc
nasi gosti bill stanju zabavlja-
ii "a cello vreme kise. Prisutnih
je bilo oko 80 osoba.
Pozdravni govor odrzao je drug
Petar Cotie. Nakon govora sledi-
la je kolekcija. Sledeci su prilozi-
Ii:
J. i Anna Sekulic $500, M.
Katica Bodic $500, P. Bara Co
tic $500, M. i Mary Kovac $3.50,
Anna Pavlecic $3.50, Familija
Slater $3.50, T. i Paulina Marti-
novic $500, Familija Pashel $5.-
90, N. Simendie $3.50, L. Anna
Kapetanovic $3.50, Herceg $500,
Chikovski $500, Thomas $500, c.
Mirosavljevic $500, J. Curulic
$500, Joe Horvath $500, Wall
bridge $3.50, J. Crkvenac $500,
S. i Mara Milinkov $500, S. Ciz-
masevic $500, P. Bogdanovic ST.
90, B. Curulic $500, P. Stojanoff
$500, Stefanoff $500, Joe Med
we'd $500, Milka Sinder $500,
Jim Horvath $500, J. Begovic
$1.5O, Krueze $3.50, N. N. S1.5O,
J. Mesic $1.00, T. Shiler $1.OO,
Mary B. Slepcevic s1.50, J. Sim
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dju radnim narodom!
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darnosti i socijalizma!
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izraz ie vase snage i jakosti!