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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17
COMMENT ON WORLD EVENTS

r Union shipyard workers who are
" building minesweepers for the
United States Navy are playing an
important part in the world battle for
freedom.
There may be little glamour in the
construction Of these ships and moth
ing spectacular in the performance of
their duties after they stand out to
sea, but they are highly essential in
keeping the Navy's sea lanes open.
These study little vessels built by
American workers seldom make front
page in the nations newspapers. But
they clear the way in all amphibious
landings, making the way safe for
fighting units to get in close to cover
landings like those in North Africa,
Sicily, Italy and the Southwest Paci-
fic. Nor does the minesweeper's work
end with sweeping mine fields laid by
the enemy, for they can always be
found guarding our shipping lanes;
riding herd on conveys bound for bat
tie fronts the world over, or doing
anti-submarine work.
While union workers have built
many of these vessels, still more are
needed to carry the war to the strong
holds of the Axis. The Navy is count
ing on these workers to deliver the
minesweepers on schedule as the AL
lied offensive gains in momentum.
Tougher conditions at the front ac-
count partly for the higher rate of
mental disorders among soldiers in
this war than in the last, the Office of
War Information says in report on
the care of the wounded
In the various overseas theatres
hospital admissions of neuropsychia-
trio cases in this war have been as
high as 20 to 25 percent of hospital
admissions for all causes due to COM
bat.
In the continental United States
the admission rate this time is about
SO per 1000 men and is slightly higher
in some overseas theatres, while the
last time the rate averaged about 80
per 1000 men in the United States,
and slightly less than 20 per 1000 in
the AEF.
"In the last war;" said an Army of
fcer, "our men were on the offensive
only from September to November, or
about two months. The rest of the
time they fought from fixed positions,
in trenches, where they had protec-
tion from enemy fire and where hot
food could be brought to them at
least a part of the time. Also, it was
possible to relieve the men periodi-
cally."
in this war;" the Army man added,
"our men are constantly on the often
sive. They fight in the open, where
only protection is fox hole, an oc-
casional tree or some natural protec-
tion like rock or mound They
fight their way through steaming
jungles where they battle insects as
well as the enemy or they come in
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17
WHAT NEXT?

Brazilians are discovering oil
"gushers" in the jungle-snarled reg
ions of the Amazon river, the National
Geographic Society says. Oil, rendered
from the liver, intestines and fatty
tissues under the hides of alligators,
or their South American cousins, cay
mans, is the newest motor miracle of
Brazil. Mixed with other motor fuel,
"alligators gallons" pinch hit for
straight gasoline to keep taxis, buses,
and private cars purring along high
ways. As lubricant the oil is used in
precision machinery and electric pow
er plants.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17
Union Label Cigarettes to War

Saginaw, Mich. A special ship
ment of union label Raleigh cigarettes
went to war from Saginaw when the
585 members of the Wilcox-Rich
union, United Automobile Workers,
AFL, now serving in the armed forces,
were dispatched one carton of Ra-
leighs for each member still in this
country and two cartons for each
member overseas. Announcement of
the shipment was made by Vincent
Sova and Ray Gale, who serve as the
unions cigarette committee.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17
Race Feeling Called Volcano

Atlanta.-Race feeling in America
'is threatening Volcano" DR.. Noble
Y. Beall told the Southern Baptist
Home Mission Board. "There is grave
danger we will find ourselves in the
contradictory position of supporting a
world movement for freedom of op-
pressed peoples, while at the same
time demonstrating in our own society
that we do not possess the quality we
would bestow upon the rest of the
world" he said.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17

of the committee must have a scalp
and they insist on elimination of De-
Lorenzo.
Henry, in 7-hour grilling by the
committee, told them he is getting
production from Brewster workers
and will not even consider their pro-
posal. Says the Navy needs planes
more than the committee needs scalps.
The Washington Posts says cancel
lation of the contract would please
Japan.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17
Curfew on Growing

Chicago. .-Wauwautosa, Wis.,, in a
move to protect sleeping war workers,
enacted an ordinance making it un-
lawful for roosters to sound their
early morning reveille. Owners of the
offending fowls must pay 81 to SIS or
serve one to Is days in jail, according
to the international City Managers
Association.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17
BIRTHDAY BALL

Hamilton's participation in the Ma
tional Infantile Paralysis Embarrassing
campaign will be handled by the
Hamilton Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
Robert Rosencrans has been named
Hamilton chairman by Charles Reu-
the, Middletown, Butler county chair
man.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17
THEY MUST HAVE SCALP

Sen tie committee investigating
Brewster plants has decreed that un-
less Tom DeLorenzo is fired Navy con-
tracts will be Cancelled.
Henry Kaiser was put in charge of
these plants, and he is getting pro-
duction, but the anti-labor members
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17
WISDOM

Let's dance and sing and make good
cheer,
For Christmas comes but once year.
&C. MacFarren.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17

Issued Weekly at SIS Market Street
Telephone 1885 Hamilton. 0his
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-12-17

Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton,
Ohio, as Second Glass Mail Matter.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL Ii, 1913

aircraft would have field day. One
can but imagine the losses that
would be inflicted on the Axis ship
ping by the boznbers Of Gen. Doo-
httle's strategic air force, operating
from bases close at hand.
Transports Teo Slow.
No doubt the ships would leave
under cover of darkness; but the
period of darkness In the Mediter-
ranean at this season is not more
than 8 hours, and the run from
either Tunis or Bizerte to Sicilian
or Sandman ports averages $50
miles. Thus at the very best a 10
knot cargo ship or transport could
not get much more than half way
across before daylight overlook it;
and Of course all the ships could not
leave at the same time. Moreover,
only two harbors seem likely to be
left available to the Axis In Africa
Tunis and Bizerte. This restricts
the area to be watched. permits the
most efficient patrolling and the
economical, effective employment Of
flares.
p Much of the personnel might be
taken of by transport planes: but
Evening star., 1943-04-11
BY MAJ. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT.


While We wait for more definite
news Of the exact military situation
Of the moment in Tunisia, 1t is at
least clear that the Germans are
being gradually forced back into q
restricted area around Tunis and
Bizerte. and We may well examine
the possibilities Of that situation
What will the Germans do then?
VIII they stand fast, IDLE on the
last beach," rs Marshal Rommel Is
reported to have ordered? Are we
about to see another Stalingrad
with German soldiers perishing in
. sacrifice 1isht to gain time for
Hitler to take his measure else
where?
The resistance Of the 9Th Army
at stalingrad was, in part, respon-
sible for the German success in
counterattack between the Dnieper
and the Donetz. The resistance of
the German forces In Africa may
enable Germany to win time to
carry out some new operation on
the Continent OF Europe. +
Will Germans Try Evacuation?
Or will the Germans attempt the
evacuation of their African troops?
We hear rumors and reports. The
italian fleet has been taken over
by the Germans. French shipping
commandeered at Marseilles and
elsewhere, is being assembled in
italian ports. The German radio
Evening star., 1943-04-11

success in Z hght With Cunning
hams veteranA The Italians Ger
tainly will have little stomach for
such = fight. and In . modern naval
action every man must do his duty
If victory is to be attained.
There have even been rumors of
an Italian Toulon. of the sinking of
italian ships by their crews rather
than to allow the Germans to take
them over. This Is hardly q good
augury Of success In 4 coming
struggle with 80 formidable an op-
ponent.
On the whole, we may say that,
from the United Nations point of
view. 1t Is devoutly to be hoped that
the Germans will attempt to with
draw their army from Africa. Very
little indeed of that army should
survive 70 tell the story, and It Is far
easier to sink 4 thousand German
soldiers to the depths Of the sea by
two-ton bomb than 1t Is to kill
that many German soldiers resist
ing to the bitter end behind well
devised entertainments.
tcopyrisht, 1858, b. n. Z. Tribune, Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-04-11
US. Orders Firm 10 Stop !,
Claims About Product !,
~ the Associated Press.

6y tne Ao00c1et00 Pfo8S.
The Federal Trade CommissioA
announced yesterday that it l1e1
ordered the Richman Brothers Co.,
Cleveland, to cease and desist from
Misrepresentation in the sale of
mems clothing which 1t manufac-
lures and distributes through 81
retail stores 1t operates In 81 cities. :"
The commission said it had found
that the company had represented;
when such were not the facts, thxt
its clothing had been recommended
as tops by all consumers research
bodies testing clothing and had BEEN
rated first In the low.priced field
by the leading consumers research
organizations of the United States. I
Only three of the numerous con :;
sumers' research organizations have,
tested and rated Richman clothing |
the FTC said.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

here again the difncuIty would be
to give fighter protection within =
restricted area. The fighter superb
ority Of Doolittle's boys over the
Axis airfields would be overwhelm-
ing. Many Of the transports would
be shot down Is they came in to
pick up their loads-even now we
are getting q very high percentage
Of these ships, with airf1elds open
to them all the way down to Sfax.
As the number Of Axis airfields
grows less, and of ours greater, the
difficulties and dangers Of operating
slow, vulnerable transport planes
increases. A second toll would be
taken of the transports as they
took of, and on their homeward
journey.
Must Consider Italian Fleet.
As for the Italian fleet, we must
keep In mind the possibility that
Wis has been taken over by Ger
man officers and men and may be
In = position to put up 4 fight.
The two new battleships, Impero
and Roma, may now be ready for
sea. Recently there appeared for
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Retreat Of Germans in Tunisio
Raises Speculation on Strategy
Eliot Sees Many Possible New Moves
By Axis as Allies Push Enemy Bock

hints Of coming naval activity In
the Straits Of Sicily, even uses the
term fleet action"
It can be said without hesitation
that any attempt to evacuate the
German troops from Tunisia would
be desperate business, with all the
cards stacked against it. In the first
place, it would have to be under
taken from restricted area, closely
hemmed In by Allied troops and
Allied air bases.
The capacity Of the airfields avail
able to the Germans in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Tunis and Bizerte
is not great and the fighter cover
they could give from Sicily and
Sardinia would be very limited be
cause Of distance. Hence the Allied
Evening star., 1943-04-11

the first time Z mention in . com.
munique Of an Italian cruiser o1
the Regolo class, which suggests
that some Of these ships. too, may
now be flnished: there were IL Of
them under construction when the
war broke out.
But as against this, let US re-
member the fact that it will not
be easy for German crews to operate
ships Of foreign design. that many
Italians must be used In any case
that the opposition will be the vet
eran British Mediterranean fleet
always victorious In its previous
brushes with the Italians and COM
manded by Admiral Of the Fleet
Sir Andrew Cunningham, whose
very name strikes terror to the heart
Of Italian seamen. He will have
the advantage Of an air support
which the Axis cannot hope tc
match.
Rumors Of italian Toulon.~
1t is unlikely, indeed. that Z
scratch fleet of Italian ships, partly
manned by Germans and without
proper air support, can hope 10,
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Food Pockine in Gloss
Eused in WPB Order
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Unlimited packing In glass Of q
score of fruits. vegetables and other
foods for civilians was authorized
by the War Production Board yes
terday in lifting quota restrictions
previously imposed on commercial
Gamers.
The quotas were placed last fall
on the number Of lids and closures
for glass jars which could be used
to pack the food items. WPB now
estimates that sufncient metal and
rubber win be available for closures
to permit packing Of food products
this year In unlimited quantities.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

Not evefybedy with . Aanar =
spare can shoot . gun stfaight-bat
everybody can sheet straleht - the
hank an6 ~ . War bo01;s=
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-23
"PRO.!s.NJE!"

Cleveland, Ohio. - "Prosnja'
Sc glasi pesem, katera je priob
cena v programni knjizici II
katero je posvetil mas lokaln
domaci pesnik. Mr.. Jack Tom
Sic. Glasi Sc:
Trpi, prenasaj in molci -
vsahnila zadnja solza je v ocesu
in kadar malo zajeci
bic zvizga, reze po telesu.
Telo polno je krvavih ran,
izteklo je krvi potoke.
Pomagaj kri - nase krvi,
resite' vsaj otroke!
Te the prosnje Sc mnoze
jih vpijejo grobovi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-23
Slovenski dan darovanja "a
resevanje zivljenj

Cleveland, Ohio - Ali ste ka-
terikrat ponlislili, da nj toliko
denarja ma svetu, da bi odpla-
cali "a samo emo clovesko ziv-
ljenje? Ali ste vedeli, da lahko
vi resite emo zivljenje brez, da
bi vas stale kaj drugega, kakor
emo uro vasega casa IN mani
kot pol litra vase krvi?
Rdeci kriz ina ma 1927 Pro-
spect Ave. prostore, kjer lahko
darujete vase kri, in v zvezi $
tenn apeliramo ma vas sedaj, da
pridete v Slovenski dom, kateri
je vam najbizji, IN ponedelj jek,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-23
Lepa prireditev v pomoe
trpecim

! Cleveland, Ohio. - Zopet je
moja dolznost, da vas opozar-
jam ma prireditev, Xxi 10 prize
di collinwoodsaa podruznica st.
35 JPO SIS, jutri, v Sloyenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Oh tel priliki bo podan
varietni program, XII bo nekaj
izrednega, cato vas v imenu Cd
bora in nasih sirot onstran O.
.ceana, prijazno vabim, da ste
med posetniki.
Imeli bono pevce, godbeni-
Ike in igralce yseh kov, torej "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-23
UREDNIKOVA POSTA
prenasajo jih cree gore,
- in crez morje vetrpvi.

Jlh cree gore,
- in cree morje vetrpvi. !
Cuj-prosnje mile, sestra j brat
nedolznih slisis vzdihovanje,
daj kolikor je moe Ii dati
beseda maj podpre dejanje.
In v nedeljo maj to dokaze
slovenski Cleveland, to besedo,
maj podpre dejanje.
Jutri oh $3.50 upamo, da DO
slehernega pot v Slovenski de-
lavski dom ma Waterloo Rd.,
kjer DO podala tukajsnja po-
druznica st. IS JPO. SIS. poster
program.
Torej dokazimo jutri, da Gu
timo S trpecimi v Sloveniji, ka-
teri trpe in krvave "a svojo o.
svoboditev.
Ogromne so ze bile zrtve v ia
doprines, in izgleda, da bodo
Sc. Torej kot pravi pesnik V
zgorajsnjih vrsticah, resimo
sal 3otroke, resimo in pomagaj-
mo kar sc Sc resiti da.
Jutri je torej dan, da to do
kazepo z naso navzocnostjo,
zberilno cim vec "a v odpomoe
TEN trpecim bratom in Sc
stram nase krvi ono stran oce.
ana. Kateri ne zmorete popol,
dan k programu, da mogoce de-
late, imejte zavest kot clovek
in pridite zvecer, in pokazite
svoje elovekoljubno srce do tr
pecih. Potreba in beda je o
gromna, in mi v Ameriki, ka
teri smo prisli IL te lepe,. danes
krvavece domovine, jim posku
sajmo sal delno lajsat to MIL
bedo, kadar DO cas- prisel, d;
Jim priskocimo ma pomoc. Pu
stimo predsodke ma stran ten
resnem trenotku trpljenja tel
boriteljev "a svojo svobodo.
T. Nasi in vasi so vsi, Slovenc
. So, kot" majhen narod, dajm'
: Jim priznanje, da so Sc dvignil
> v svoji obupnosti in Sc bore z;
svojo iosvoboditev do skrajno
sti. Imejmo ma vidiku lie MIL
! trpljenje, pomanjkanje, lakot
in rane, bic suznjosti. Maj bo
/ do rdeci, crni, te ali one barve
r nasi so vsi. Slovenci so in VS.
: kot TAXI bodo vredni podpore
i Zato smo torej organizirani t.
v organizaciji JPO. SIS, da zbi
ramo, da kadar cas- pride, d
il. jim sal delno priskocimo n
4 pomoc.
4 Torej, pridite jutri v dvoran
Slovenskega delavskega donna
, ma Waterloo Rd. Vabijo vas "a
stopniki raznih drustev kot Cd
4 Dor. Vemo to, da ,boste imel
4 par ur dobrega dusevnega uzit
i, ka in zabave, katera v teh res
a nih cash nam je vsem potrek
D ma. Vemo tudi to, da zejne va
, ne bono pustili, kakor tudi lacn
r ne, "a vse to DO preskrbljenc
, lie pridite. Prosimo vas v ime
nu trpecih v domovini.
e K zakljucku hi prosil Sc te
r da vsi delavci in delavke, be
= dite tocni ma mestu, kateri st
prevzeli emo ali drugo delo z
: ia dan. Ravno +tako bi prosi
D yse, kateri sodelujete pri pre-
gramu, ,da poskusate biti too
nj, tenn da Sc program ne "a
i. vlece in vrnite vstopnice, pre-
dane ali ne predane, to storit
tudi lahko pri vhodu v nedelje
Ia odbor. JPO SIS st. 35
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-23

pevec, igralec ali godbenik, XII
mu bo ugajal. Pc programu Sc
DO vrsil Piles in serviralo Sc bo
okusno vecerjo, "a katero vam
ne bo treba dati r.acijskih
znamk. Vstopnina je samo Soc,
"a kar boste inneli obilo uzitka.
Ker Sc prireditev vrsi v ne
deljo popoldne, mislim, da Sc bo |
mogel malo kateri izgovarjati
ma delo, utrujenost, it'd. Mi
slim namrec, da bi bio dobro,
da bi Sc tudi nasi collinwoodski
trgoyci odzvali. Kadar Sc kaks-
ma TAXA prireditev vrsi ma ST.
Clairju, sem se vedno videl
casino udelezbo cd strani tr-
govcev. Sicer nisem St. Clair
canon nevoscljiv, toda kaj pa
imajo oni, da vi inmate? ~
Kot je bilo Re dostikrat po-
jasnjeno, Sc DO preostali dobi-
eek priredbe porabil "a zene,
moske in otroke, XII so prega-
miami, katerih zivljenje je cd
danes do jutri, njih domovi so
pozgani in druzine so razkrop-
ljene, ampak njih ponos nj vklo-
njen, oni Sc borijo kakor nobel
drugi narod ne. Oni delajo pot
Amerikancem.
Ma tisoce slovenskih fantov,
katerih starsi so tukaj, bi bilo
ubitih, da sc tt nasi sobratje v
Evropi ne tepejo vsemi moe
mi, da zadrzijo nacijsko EVER
Nj samo nasa dolznost, da sc "a
nimamo, da jih podpiramo, pae
pa Jim dolgujemo dolarsko ali
gmotno pomoc.
Bodimo posteni, ne izgovar'
jajmo Sc. To ie vojna mas vseh
in &c so ma svetu ljudje, da sc
ne ustrasijo dati svoje lastnc
zivljenje "a narod in svobodo
ali sc bono mi ustrasili dati pal
dolarjev? Ne, bratje in sestre
, tako rumeni pa nismo, Sc jabol
ka ne pade dalec Cd drevesa ir
; tudi v nash srcih gori bakljs
slovanskega ponosa in zavesti
Torej, vsi v Slovenski delav
, ski dom v nedeljo. Imejmo We
ro'v boljSo bodocnost "a ma!
vse.
Dostikrat Sc pripeti, da ko ia
kole "fehtam' "a desetico '
pomo6 potrebnim in bojujocin
y; Sc, da mi kdo odgovori: Bi dal
pa ne vem &c bodo nasi kaj do
bill, sal DO vse mrtvo in ne vem
&c DO tia posteno prislo. ia,
, vztrajam, ga nagovarjam ka
, kor cigan medveda, da bi plesal
Potem sele poseze v Yep, pri
, nese desetico, jo pogladi po gla
vi, obrne jo Sc ma drugo stran
JAZZ seveda VISA nestrpna ca
kan kedaj mi jo izroci. Ma
i; kremzi obraz, zgleda, da jo b.
Sc poljubil. Ko izroci desetico
nekam hrescece pristavi, kako
>da bi ga :nekaj v grlu tiscalo
6 pa vase ime zapisite ma listek
. Ne, prijatelj, JAZZ ne proda
jam listkov, ,da hi JAZZ imela ko
> risti cd njih. JAZZ pobiram pro
stovoljne prispevke in proda
jam listke "a dobitke, ker i
> mamo vero, da bodo nasi ljud
o je, XII SO sirote, delezni pomoe
= pref ko mogoce. tCe ne bi ime
:; narod we're, sc ne bi boril. Ma
rod ali katerikoli posameznik
XII Sc ne bori "a svoje pravic
in svobodo, nj vreden ne prvega
in ne drugega.
Torej, ma svidenje v nedeljo
ziveli Slovenci!
M. v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-23
Ali je vsega tega treba?

Cleveland, Ohio. - Tako Sc
i, JAZZ in vecina mas vprasuje-
no, toda ne dobimo odgovora,
zateri bi mas zadovoljil. @, ia,
so razlicni odgovori. Cello taxi,
la je vse to potreba, ker dru-t
gace ne hi bilo napredka, in bi
bila nekaka zaspanost.
Tako seveda modrujejo tisti,
kateri 81 domisljujejo, da so cd
naravne sile postavljeni "a vo-
ditelje. Kar Sc pa njihove zmoz-
nosti tice, kot voditeljev, je
jake enostranska - to je lie
JAZZ in zopet samo JAZZ. Ali upo-
stevajo zgodovinski ali sv. pi-
semski izrek: "Ljubi svojega
bliznjega, kakor ljubis sam Sc
be-?
Zakaj ne?
Menda zato ne, ker tisti, ka-
teri ucijo tie in take izreke, lju-
bio sami sebe SO odstotkov
bolj kot druge. Danasnje kakor
tudi prejsnjih vojn ne bi bilo.
In ne bi bilo treba prerekanja,
milovanja in tudi ne bojevanja,
pa kaj hi modroval, ko itak ne
pomaga. Najbolje je, da grem
k stvari, katera me je prisilila,
da sem Sc pripravil, da napi-
sem ia dopis. Torej tn je.
V nedeljo, "a. ok t o bra oh
$3.50 uri sc vrsi v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. prireditev v pomoc nasim
bratom, sestram, starsem ir
sploh vsem, kateri sc bojujejc
"a svobodo il suznosti, katere
so zakrivili tisti, kateri ljubijc
sami sebe 80 odstotkov. Kak
sna DO ia prired;tev'? L. vec do
pisov ste re gotovo zvedeli ka
bo, pa bodi Sc enkrat pojasnje
no, da DO to nekaksen varijetn
program, petite, godba, umetn
plesi in igra, ter druge zanimi
vosti. Use to DO v nedeljo po
poldne, zvecer pa Piles, "a kate
rega bo igral Vadnalov in Bar
bicev orkester.
Nj veliko ia kih priredite7
dandanes, zato pricakujemo, d;
Sc boste posluzili te prilike il
posetili nedeljsko priredbo, kje
Sc boste nekoliko nauzili rave
drila ter pomagali k plemenitn
stvari.
Kar Sc tice raznih okrepci]
Sc je odbor izvrstno pripravil
Tudi sreca Sc DO DELLA, to p
seveda samo najbolj srecnin
med srecnimi.
Kot vam je znano, prireja t.
prireditev podruznica stew. 35
P. O., S., katera Sc trudi, d.
bi sc cim vec zbralo skupaj z
pomoc naSim v start domovin
ker vsi vemo, da bodo, ozirom
SO potrebni pomoci, kakor hitr
DO mogoce isto nuditi. Potrebn
pa ie, da smo pripravljeni, Ike
cas- sc bliza in nikdar ne hi bill
prav, da bi mas cas- prehitel.
Zatorej, rojaki vabljeni st
ma par ur razvedrila, S GENE
boste tudi pomagali V priza
devanju nasega odbora stew. 3
JPO, SIS, koteri vas vljudno va
hi v nedeljo popoldne oh 3:3
uri.
Ia JPO, SIS podr. st. 35
J. F. Terbizan, predseo