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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11

90 Cney ever say, an extra BlrlF
Certainly not. She is-heaven help
her-always referred to as an odd
girl. though she may really not be
odd at all.
Up to a certain point-and often
beyond ia man can marry when
ever he pleases. Mind you. I don't
say he can always marry the girl he
wants to marry. But he can marry
and marry a nice girl.
Unfortunately. it's different with
girls-which difference keeps them
on the anxious seat and on the
eager side to marry when they have
a chance. A man never breads be-
ing an old bachelor. A girl has an
unholy horror OF being an old maid.
And quite right. too!
Mans Responsibilities
When q young man marries. his
troubles begin. He has great re-
sponsibilities and. because Of them.
Is not free or fluid. He can't take
any chances. He must submit to
conditions that q mobile one would
never dream Of submitting to. He
is. in a sense. in q constant state Of
other over losing his Job. He Is no
longer free agent.
1t isn't his social freedom that he
Is deprived Of by an early marriage.
It's his freedom of choice and Of
action. So 1t really Is not to b Won
dered at that ambitious young men
sidestep marriage until they .are
we'll on the road to attain their am
bition. At what age they accom-
plish this Is bound to vary with the
man and with the circumstances
Now with girls It's different. A
girl does not give up. when she
marries. nearly as much as does the
man. She may, thanks to these en-
lightened times. go right on with
her career. II any. She acquires
added prestige and q measure at
least OF security.
She gives up q good deal Of her
personal freedom, but she gains .
great deal more. Assuming that she
fnarries a regular fellow, who works
and everything. the daily bread
problem is solved for her. thus leav-
ing her free to take chance doing
the thing she really wants to do.
rather than sticking to thing she
doesn't like doing.
St0rk an InterlOper
OF course. she lives In the shadow
OF the stork, but you'd be surprised
how your career woman has got
that willy old bird eating out Of her
hand and what very slight inter-
ruption in her work his visits cause.
In a certain group Of career wo-
men whose Jobs are stable ones. q
big majority Of them are the proud
mothers Of one or two children,
these at the cost Of amazingly short
absences from their Jobs. Adverse
opinion to the contrary. It has been
demonstrated that marriage and q
career do mix.
The modern girls eagerness to
marry Is easily accounted for. AS
we used to say back In World War ]
days. c'est Ia 0uerre. The war re-
moves eligible young men by the
thousands, so no wonder girls
snatch at the khaki or blue sleeves
that are being whizzed out OF their
lives.
But were times normal and the
world pleasantly filled with person.
able and eligible young men. / be-
lieve that girls would take their
time and be o great deal more
choosy than ever girls were before.
Why? Because OF the economic
independence.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
! teaspoon salt
2 cups tomatoes
2 medium onions, diced
! cup chopped celery
IL GIN minced DarSlev


Use leftover baked or steamed
liver and dice into H-inch cubes.
Wash rice. Add to the boiling
water. Bring to rolling boil and
cook over hot flame for about IL
hours until rice absorbs all the
water. Of cooked over direct flame.
boil in large quantity Of boiling
sailed water). Blend melted fat
tbutter. bacon or meat drippings) ;,
flour and salt. Heat tomatoes and
add to flour blend. stirring con-
stantly. Cook and stir until thick
ened. Combine tomato mixture
with other ingredients. Bake in
creased casserole in moderate oven
$3.50 degrees F.) 80 minutes.
ZWIEBACK TOAST
Try making Zwieback toast for
the youngest of the family. You
can make up quite a supply and
store in jars for future use. It's
slightly sweet flavor and crunchy
texture makes 1t extra popular. Cut
slices of bread into thirds. leaving
the crusts on. Place on buttered
baking sheet. Mix " cup Of milk.
l tablespoon sugar and " teaspoon
vanilla. Brush strips Of bread with
mixture, and then toast in a slow
oven 600 degrees F. until crisp
and dry.
HINTS ON SERVING MEATS
FOR CHILDREN
AS the child gets older he can eat
any kind of meat so long as Ii Is
simply prepared and not highly
seasoned. But all meats for pre-
school youngsters should be cut
or ground fine enough so they can
eat 1t easily. Make ground meat
into tiny balls lust his size" or cut
steWs very fine. Never discourage
a child's appetite with large bites
or large servings.
BAKED BEEF BALLS
u cup dry bread crumbs
cup milk
IL teaspoons salt
Il teaspoon pepper
lb. ground beef chuck
II III. ground pork shoulder
Combine ingredients. Shape into
balls the size Of golf balls. Set
slightly apart on oiled pan and
bake in moderate oven 1850 degrees
F. for 30 minutes. For adults serve
a tomato sauce with the meat balls.
LAMB IN RICE RING
liz lbs. homeless stewing lamb
IA teaspoons salt
slice onion
az cups boiling water
2 carrots, cubed
II cup peas
Boiled rice
Have lamb cut into small pieces,
Place In stew kettle with salt and
onion. Cover with boiling water
cover closely and cook l hour. Add
carrots and peas and cook another
30 minutes. Thicker gravy with
tablespoons flour mixed with q lit
tie cold water. Serve In q nest Of
boiled rice.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
DINNERS
Lamb in Rice Ring
Buttered Spinach Carrot Strips
Chocolate Pudding
Milk or Coffee

Baked Beef Balls with Tomato
Sauce
Buttered Snap Beans
Baked Potatoes Lettuce Salad
Baked Apples Milk or Coffee
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11

" II III q ! z q
men h q We q
pretty s W ell
t l m e OF It.
T h e y are In
d e m a n d for
stag lines. An
extra m q n Is
q n y hostess
1 d e a o I q
break. T h e re
never C q n be
too many ex-
ira men. Host
esSes refer. as
y o u may no.
tice. to the ex-
ira man, B u {
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11

- " " ~ u viz
Ii I e Of every
{ w o - W q Y
stretch in your
wardrobe.
Rule one Is
to b u y 20 u r
c o r S e t o r
panty girdle at
| e a S t a half
size ! a r & e r
than you have
Deen wearing.
Your fl & u r e
will have t h e
S a m e attrac-
tive curves. the
same hatneSS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11

Once this dis
covery is made.
the parent. un-
I o rtunate ely.
m a y make a
game Of 1t and
may 60 so far
as to have the
little one per-
form in t h 1 s
m a n n er for
company. In
terpreting the
child'S natural
sympathy as a
sign of love for
him, t h e pa
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11

the use OF To-
b e lin e sui
phate tends to
reduce the de-
sire to smoke.
Almost every
one 8 q y s h q
can Civ e u p
smoking II he
wants to. It Is
always wise to
b q v e 3 o m e.
thing you can
depend upon
to help you do
what you wish.
Lo b e ii n e
n110hato r a n
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
Give Your
Girdle Good
Guidance
BY JACQUELINE HUNT

IF YOU believe your girdle Is
your best friend because It
keeps up your morale as we'll
as your figure, you had better
take care Of 1t. OF course, there
has been no shortag &c yet. The max
ers are clever about stretching the
materials they have on hand-no
pun intended. Nevertheless. they
tell you to do everything possible to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
ShirtwaiSt Dress Proves
Its Popularity for Spring
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORk-The shirtwast dress just refuses to exit
the matter whether the be moonlight or
dawn.
1t is hardy perennial wants to uproot it and
everyone wants to cultivate variety color and detail
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
Growing Children Need Lots Energy Food Keep Them We'll Nouse
Girls Usually Are Choosy
But War Speeds Marriages
BY MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

QUESTION calculated to stump any number OF experts
"A this At what age should marry? Or this
At what age should girl marry? Both these questions
obviously unanswerable since all depends circumstances
involved girls are ready
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
Eggs and Cereals
Keep Busy Tots Healthy
By JUDITH WILSON

THE ceaseess activity of the healthy young child some
thing marvel at youngsters tire out
out furniture the cat ragged and still have
plenty strength left to Their slightly older brothers
less supervision and be less troublesome
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
Maestro Spitalny Proves
Girls Are Good Musicians
By TALBOT LAKE

DILL SPITALNY is probably of the most ardent male
champions for the rights Of women because uphill
fight convince the world that girl orchestra could be
good, If not better than manned by men.
Born in Odessa, Russia, and still speaking traces of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
Gray Hair Regains Color
Through Use of B Vitamin
By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN. MD.

OCCASIONALLY have requests for advice from those who
~ believe they the amount of their smok
ing a burnedout throat or tobacco breath In
some offices busy smoking they
could scarcely work. Our the fighting front
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11

might become discouraged II they
discovered that the reason they ran
short Of fighting equipment was
because frequent smoking held up
production. It has been found that
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
Short Cuts

II you like baked potatoes
with crisp skins, just scrub DO
tatoes very clean with . stiff
vegetable brush and bake. For
soft potato skins, rub over with
fat before putting. in oven.
Do not add water In cooking
spinach. 1t should be cooked with
only the water that clings to the
leaves In washing. Place over low
heat at first, then increase heat and
cook quickly. but not too much.
Spinach Is done when leaves can
be cut with a wooden spoon. Drain,
chop. season and serve.
TO reheat rolls, place cold
rolls In q paper bag. II q bit
dry. sprinkle them with water
before heating. Shut bag up
sight and heat In . slow oven
1900 degrees ~ 20 minutes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11
False Appeals to
Tots Sympathy
Are Harmful
By JANE HERBERT COWARD

By JANE HERbERT UOWhhD
4 LITTLE child's sympathy Is
"A easily aroused. All the parent
has to do Is cover up his face and
pretend to cry. and the youngster
responds with genuine concern.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-11

Tor marriage: some men are nat
urally allergic to it. It's better for
some to marry early and much bet
ter for others to wait. ask you.
what sort Of answer Is that? Young
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
Besni boji med ccetanni
osvobodilne fronte in naciii iii
v Slovenijjii Sc nadaljujjejjo

Associated Press" poroca IL Londona nadaljeva-
nju veikih bojev med cetam Jugosovanske osvobodne
srmade in naciji cd Ljubljane do Gorice in tia do
Beneske Sovenije. Neko radijsko poroeo cd nckod il
Jugosavije pravi da so partizan borci okoci Lub-
lane in Gorice Nemce vrgli nazaj.
125 mill dolga fronta
Emo poroclo, XII ga je objavil "London Daily MaiP'
ina podlagi radijskega komunkea il Berna pravi, da
Sc borba vsi 125 mill dogi 'front.' med Benetkami in
Trstom in cd Trsta do stare avstrijske meje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02

Ceskoslovaski casniski urad
v New Yorku nam posilja po-
rocilo,. ki potrjuje tocnost ne
davnih vesti, da so Sc pri vdrt-
jul jugoslovanskih partizanoy v
Nemcijo, oziroma preko nekda-
ME avstrijske meje pri Muir
ski soboti udelezili bojey tudi
ceski gerilci. Porocilo Sc glasi
2 fjugoslovanskimi partizan-
skimi silani Sc ze vs6 tednov
bori eeskoslovaski battalion, ka-
teremu poyeljuje neki visoko
stojec ceskoslovaski oficir, ki 81
je nadel ime Josipa Ruzicke,
Battalion sestoji il mladih ce'
hov, HI 50 ubezali il ''Protekto.
rata in mnogih Slovakov, k
50 bivai v nekaterih okrozjih Y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02

Jugoslaviji. (Kakor znano, Sc v
Banatu nahajajo vecje naselbi-
ne Slovakov, XII SO po razsulu
Avstrije postal jugoslovanski
drzavljani. Op. ured.)
! Nedavno Sc je ceskoslovaske-
mu bataljonu pridruzilo tudi
mnogo ceskih delavcev, XII so
bill poslani ma Dunaj ma prisil-
no delo, odkoder so zbezali X
jugoslovanskim partizanom.
Radijska postaja "Svobodna
Jugoslavija" je pred nekaj dne-
vi poslala pozdrave ceskoslo-
vaski armadi v Angliji in ces-
koslovaskim brigadam Y Sow.
jetski Rusiji. Ceskoslovaska ra.
dijska oddaja v Londonu je po.
zdrave vzela ma znanje in Jill
vrnila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02

do osebno dajali odgovor, ako
zacno s pobijanjem vojnih u
jetnikov, XII pripadajo redno
konstituirani armadi."
(Op. ured. - Ia izjava sc
lahko tolmaci kot dokaz, da ju-
goslovanska zamejna vlada Sc
daj formalno priznava Jugoslo-
vansko osvobodilno armada
koje vrhovni poveljnik je gen
Josip "Tito" Brozovic, prav ta-
ko kot armada gen. Mihajlovi-
ca, o kateri Sc poroca, da caka
ma zaveznisko invazijo, predno
pricne z vojaskimi operacijami.
Anglo-ameriska komanda ma
Srednjem vzhodu je to storila
ze pred casom, ko je poslala
svoje zastopstvo tako ma Titov
kakor tudi ma Mihajlovicev gl
stan.)
Zavezniska ladja prinesla
pomOc
2 ozirom ma nesoglasje mec
Titom in Mihajlovicem je Ga
vrilovie izjavil, da vsprieo splos
mega odpora, XII ga vodijo Jul
goslovani proti Nemcem, obsto-
j dober izgled, da Sc bosta vo'
ditelja obeh skupin zdruzila
pod emo zastavo.
Neko porocilo britskega ra
dija, XII je bilo ujeto v New
Yorku, pravi, da je neka zavez'
niska ladja prinesla nekje OK
dalmatinski obali pomoc jugo
slovanskim partizanom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
MLADENIC DOBIL PRVO
NAGRADO

Zadnjo nedeljo je nastopil ma
Burt's radio programu mladenie
Richard Lavretic, XII je dobro
poznan posetnikom nasih kul-
turnih priredb, ker je cestokrat
nastopil v pevskih tockah. Pri
nastopu zadnjo nedeljo pa je
dobil prvo nagrado. Pesem, XII
jo je oh tel priliki pei, DO pono-
vii jutri popoldne potion WCLE
radio postaje med 3. in 5. uro,
ko Sc vrsi omenjeni program.
Nadebudnemu mladenicu cesti-
tamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
SKUPNI SESTANEK ST.
JPO, SIS.

Prosi Sc vse zene in dekleta
katera so obljubila, da pomaga,
10 pri pomozni akciji "a nabira'
ME prostovoljnih prispevkov "a
trpece v start ,domovini, da sc
danes vecer gotovo navzoce I,
Slovenskem narodnem domu ns
st. Clair Ave-, tocno oh Z. uri
Pripeljite seboj tudi vase pri
.jateljice, katere bi bile pri volj
pomagati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
125 mill dolga fronta

Glasom berlinskega radija nj
mixer v tenn teritoriju "varno"
"a Nemce; in nemskim cetam
Sc je mogoce kretati lie v kon-
vojih. Vsepovsod so bile pogna-
ne v zrak ceste, mostovi in ze-
lezniske proge.
Partizani ogrozajo Split
Split ma dalmatinski obali,
katerega so naciji okupirali po
15-dnevnem boju, je Sc vedno
ogrozan, in Nemci hitijo tia z
novimi cetami, da ojacijo svojo
posadko. V blizini mesta Sc W.
sijo hudi boji.
Susak je glasom tega poroei-
la BE vedno v rokah jugoslovan-
skin borcev, XII so zadali naci-
jem tezke izgube.
Boil ma Hrvaskem
Ma Hrvaskem so cete osvo-
bodilne vojske vprizorile napad
ma nacijsko kolono med Kni-
nom in: Bihacem in ubile 60
Nemcev in unicile II trukov.
Neka druga partizanska ceta je
iztirila nemski vojaski vlak med
Brodom in Zagrebom.
Berlinski radio je v enem
svojih komunikejev porocal, da
naciji uspesno cistijo "sloven-
ske in komunisticne tolpe" v
krajih vzhodno in zapadno cd
Gorice, kako resni pa so boji
ie razvidno IL naznanila, da ma
ciji odslej naprej ne bodo vee
zajemali ujetnikov.
Naciji bodo placali "a
zlOcine
z ozirom ma to je svetnik jul
goslovanskega poslanistva
Londonu, M. Gavrilovic, izja-
vii: . -r.''-'
"Nemski vojni kriminalci bo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
NOV GROB

v mestni bolnisnici je unrl
John Milavec, zadnje leto biva-
joe ma 915i e. 81 St., preje pa
vec let ma 1O48 E. rs st. Star
je bill So let. znanci in prijate-
Iii SO proseni, da Sc zglasijo Y
pogrebnem zavodu A. Grdina in
sinovi, da Sc pokojniku preskr-
bi dostojen pogreb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
ZAVEDNA ROJAKA

Mr.. in Mrs. John in Joseph
inc Mihalich, .oskrbnika Sloven-
skega drustvenega donna ma Re-
cher Ave., Sc zavedata svoje
dolznosti kot dobra ameriska
drzavljana, ter sta v minuli
kampanji "a vojno posojilo ku-
pila "a $1,000 vojnih bondov.
Prepricana sta, da Sc z naku-
pom bondov pomaga tudi ma
Sim bratom v start domovini,
katerim nudi pomoc ameriska
vlada.
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X .....-. X
- -.
Na$Si
fantje-uo.jaki

Snoci je odsel k marinom
Thomas A. Zakrajsek, sin po-
znane druzine Mr.. Anthony in
Mrs. Josie Zakrajsek, 1908 Cor
nelia Ave. Odsel je v San Die
go, Calf. Prijatelji mu zele
srecen in zdrav povratek!
Ma dopust je prisel Pfc. Jack
]. Tisovec, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Jack
Tisovec, 1866 Marquette Rd.
Pri vojakih Sc nahaja sedem
mesecev. Prisel je Camp Bo-
vie, Texas, kamor Sc bo povr-
nil Z. oktobra.
Pred dvema tednoma Sc je
podala k zenski armadni orga-
nizaciji WACs, Miss Frances
Klun, hci druzine Mr.. in Mrs,
Frank Klun, 1894 Whitcomt
Rd. Nahaja Sc Y Georgia. zeli,
mo j srecen povratek!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
Unija proti rabi
yojnih ujetnikov

Unija poljedelskih in konzerv-
nih delavcev, organizirana v
United Cannery, Agricultural,
Packing and Allied Workers" !"
XII spada pod okrilje CIO, je te
dni v New Yorku naperila OBJ
tozbo proti Frazier Packing Co.,
da v svojih napravah v Elwoo-
du, Indiana, uporablja nacijske
vojne ujetnike v prizadevanju,
da uniei unijo. v doticnih O.
bratih omenjena korporacija
producira paradizne konzerve
(catsup).
Unijski podpredsednik Robert
Clark je izjavil, da je v obratu,
kjer je normalno uposlenih 500
delavcev, ma delu 100 vojnih IL
jetnikov, docim so bivsi delavci
Frazier druzbe brezposelni. u
Mia ina pogodbo z druzbo ze
cd leta 1910, izjavlja Clark, am
pax druzba brez prestanka vodi
boj prot delavski organizaciji.
Unija bo vlozila pritozbo
Clark je izjavil, da DO unija
prihodnji teden vlozila pritoz-
(Nadaljevanje ma 2. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02

MIN organom, SO postal aktiv-
nj radi visokih cen, XII jih do
nasa zganje vzprico pomanjka-
MIA, XII SO ga prinesle vojne raz-
mere. Pri prodaji ma debelo Sc
placuje po $40 "a gallon mum
sajna', ma drobno pa po $40 ali
cello vec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
Protest in izjava
.pOdruzznice
st. 4SSANS

StcCCSusS1, w. - hcI SU SGudJ
opraviceni protest. in izjave ma
dnevnem redu napram "Ameri-
Ski .Domovini" ter uredniku
iste, kakor tudi napram patru
Ambrozicu, Rev. Urankarju, in
Rev. J. j. Omanu, radi njih 60
ME v A. d. napram pisatelju
Louisa Adamicu in nekaterim
drugim odbornikom Slovensko
ameriskega narodnega sveta,
radi tega, da bi Sc zanetil raz-
dor "a skupno delovanje med
razlicnimi strujami tukaj Ii
vecih Slovencev in da bi sc tako
onemogocilo nadaljno delova-
ME SANS-a. Radi tega Sc mi
zastopniki Sanso-ve postojanke
st. 48, zborujoci ma redni seji
"a. septembra, izrekamo, da Sc
prid ridruzujemo vsem onim, XII
protestirajo in podajajo izjave,
da Sc nikakor ne strinjajo z
"Amerisko Domovino," njenim
urednikom in drugimi prispeva-
telji spisov, XII so naperjeni radi
mrznje, XII je brez podlage, ma
pram pisatelju Louisu Adamicu
ali kateremu koli drugemu od-
borniku in sodelavcu, XII zrtvuje
svoj cas- tenn, da DELUXE pri
SANS-u "a zdruzenje sloven-
skega naroda V emo celoto V ME
govi domovini!
Nadalje opozarjamo Ameri-
sko Domovino, da ako DO kaksno
blatenje v ameriski javnosti,
kakor to zagotavlja MEN ured-
mix z dne 7. septembra, da DO
on opral slovensko ime pred
amerisko javnostjo, da bono mi
prisli. s protidokazi, da Anne
riska Domovina nj nikoli zasto-
pala slovenskega naroda, Sc
mani ga pa predstavljala, ker
do zadnje svetovne vojne smo
bill v Clevelandu nepoZnani,
kakor po drugih naselbinah,
kot slovenski narod. In lie Re-
publicanskem zdruzenju, vodi-
teljem istega in Louis Adamicu
sc moramo zahvaliti, da smo
sedaj v ameriski javnosti po-
znani kot Slovenci.
Ia vse, kar je bilo storjenega
v Zdruzenih drzavah v prid slo-
venskega naroda, gre zasluga
: naprednemu elementu, in maj
vec pa Louisu Adamicu. Rad
tega vas opozarjamo, da pre-
nehate vasimi pustolovscina,
mi, XII nimajo namena koristit1
nasemu narodu v start domo'
vini. Odglasovano in sprejete
soglasno cd navzocih zastopnl'
nikov.
Frank Barbic, predsednik
Frances Erzen, tajnica; Johr
Zaic, blagajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
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Ceskosloyaski battalion Sc bori vrstah
Jugosloyanske osvobodilne armade

Bojevnska skupina je bila organizirana zmed ceskh
beguncev IL Protektorata" ter slovaskh prebivacev
il Banata. ++.... ''~.@ ts#@.: ~@s~.n ~ N @
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
Louis Adamic
Zlatko Balokovic
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zarko Buncic
POMANJKANJE zGANJA
POSPESJJ.JE aMUNSAJN"

Zvezni organi porocajo, da je
|izdelovanje akontrabandnega
zganja po hribih v juznih drza-
yah zacelo zadnji cas- zelo eve
teA. ..Munsajnerji'', XII SO Cd
nekdaj delali preglavice zvez-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02

Mr.. Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik SANSa, nam poroca,
e ma glavn urad organzacije Chicagu dospeo nasle
ME porocilo: ..