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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Nazis OH Spree
InFaIniShed Paris
Nv CLARK LEE

WITH AMERICAN FORCES IN NORMANDY, Aug
10 tINSf-Wth their days in Paris definitely numbered
German officers and Nsn officials engaging in last
spree" with wine, women and song.
Monied Psrsians are celebrating, too-the loyal
French people, including "zoot-suited youths of both
sexes, in JOY of their approaching liberation.
Meanwhile the average Partisan and his family can I
get enough food and hasn't enough leadership to
oppose the Germans forciby.
This picture was given 10 me by persons who recently
left Paris and who said.
Aafhr Germans dpathty frightened are the
colaboraonsts. They try to conceal it, hut tell
The Germans not only expect Paris to he captured
hut know for that the end is near.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
BOHRlEserS
Hit Reich

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 (INS)
units OF an Allied
bomber formation were reported
0NcF -the SOUTHWESTERN Reicn
today with tho nam body ap-
preaching swiftly, according to
the German domestic radio, =,
Allied b0nbCrS again attacked
German military targets In the
PloeSti oil field region etRomani7
laSt- FiR44t ll4e--tretttii-s 1t et-H-ef LII
Gen Eakcr IN Rome announced
today
The Nazi agency DNB &C
cording TO the ECC, said not
only IiOc,ti buf bucharest and
either Roma iiI-+s!=!tit5i fffiCS were
attacked }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Reds Tighten.
Ldtviia Moose

MOSCOW. Aug. 10 QNS)-
Russian armies today pressed 2
renewed offensive east Of Warsaw
frightened their moose around
trapped German forces in Latyia
and moved 10 within 30 miles of
Nazi-occuped Czccho-Slovakia.
Red army forces which lunged
northwest from Siedlce, s. miles
east OF the Polish capital, cap
turcd Wegrow, important road
junction IS miles northeast OF
Warsaw. and $50 other towns.
THE Polish telegraph agency
quoted the commander OF Polish
underground forces in Warsaw
as saying the Germans were
heavily Smelling the western
bank of the Vistula and using
civilians rs screenSD
In Latvia the Russians overran
2S0 communities. and westward
from Lithuania 10 the south cap
tured more than 200 occupied
places.
At the southern end Of the
front, the Russians reached closest
10 Czecho-Slovakia with the cap
ture OF Skole, on the Stryj River
and a station on the main railway
line into sub-Carpathian Ruthenia
Red Army Gen. Sukhomlin said
the Reds had cleared the Germans
from nearly 600. 600 square miles
OF occupied Soviet territory where
Germans. before being elected,
murdered more than million
White Russians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity; Fair tonight and
Friday continued hot With highest tenn
perAture about p6 degrees Friday,
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Wednesday: HiRheSi, ~
degrees: lowest ~ mean, "a,
Departure from normal Temperature
wednesday "a degrees
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan. l. ssb degrees.
Temperatures one year ago today hiFh
est SIS degrees lowest. 50 mean. ~
Temperatures this date In past ~ ytan
Highest, % degrees in 1900 lowest. ~ In
'iStp
Relative humidity Wednesday Lao a m %
PIC t3o m, e5- 7;3o ,. m, het
8 30 o m 9sos.
Precipitation IN hst ~ hours ending 81
10 m today, None.
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan, !. ia inchss
Degree days for Wednesday, Aue.
None
Normal FOR AUG y: !.
Accumulated degree days this month
None
Normal d.grt, DAYS fnr AUE 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Ydnks Encirc|e
laps in Jungle

GEN. MacARTHUR'S no
NEW GUINEA, Aug. 10 tiNSt=
Gen. Macarthur announced today
that a considerable force of Japa-
nese had been encircled by L. S
infantrymen in the Aitape jungle
region OF British New Guinea
The JapS, part of the battered
Eighteenth army. were cut of in
small triangular area between
the Driniumor and Niumen rivers
Fierce patrol fighting was gong
or in the jungle battle area with
heavy Jap casualties. Known on
envy casualties =total37, 0B7 dcaa
and II taken prisoner
American patrol planes again
penetrated waters near the Philip
pine Islands 10 bomb a 2OO0-ton
freighter off DaYan and SlLAlcL
kaimana alrdrome in Dutch New
Guinea and zap Island.
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The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Luce, Nominated,
Slams New Deal

GREENWICH, Conn. Aug. IN
GNS)--Rep. Clare Boothe Luce
today added another colorful
phrase 10 her campaign lexicon,
assailing the "ramsquaddled do
gooding Of New Deal huresucrats"
as she accepted the COP nomlna.
ton 10 Congress.
She called Roosevelt "A sort OF
superduper, highly cultured politi-
cal hoss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Italian Patriots ROut
Germans i'm Florence

killed in a skirmish south Of
Florence while his forces were
hopping up Italian Fascist
snlperS.
In yesterdays daylight opera
iions. during which approximately
LOO sorties were flown, heavy
bombers attacked an oil refinery
ut AlmaSfueZitoe an assembly
plant Al Gyoer, sirhelds Al Vecscs
and Toekol In Hungary and rail
way wards At Brod. YueoSlAvia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
PATRIOTS SEIZE BORDEAUX

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 dNS)-
The British radio today sale
French patriots are in control oil
Bordeaux"
"The city" said the broad
cast. is In state Of siege and
the flags OF Great Britain. the
United States and Free France
wave from its buildings.
"Other reports said large
body Of patriots, leaving Lyon.
Is marching -HeHthward along
the Rhone Valley, where Il In
tends to unite with other guer-
liza units and form n wedge to
cut enemy communications be-
hind the German front"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Renew Robot Raids

LONDON, Aug. 10 UNSl--
Heavyweight Raj bombers at
tackled flying bomb launching
sites in northern France last night
but the Germans resumed sending
the missiles against the southern
coupiies Of England Al daybreak
after a lull of nearly "a hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
MASS FOR REICH STAND

MOSCOW. Aug. 10 CUP)-The
Red army announced today that
the Germans had shifted more
than is additional divisions 49,
100 900 10 100000 men-from cen
-traiH Germany and occupied coun-
tries in the last few weeks for a
"do-or-die" stand on the Reich's
eastern frontiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Skidmore's Estate

CHICAGO. Az ln-LIAS4--
Originally estimated at 100000.
tho estate Of William n Skidmore,
rCputcd Eo-hetWcen for Chicago
gamblers and politicians, may total
almost 100000. states an lnvcn-
tory on file in probate court today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

capture Of 81. Malo. One enemy
strongpoint deep inside ST. Malo
still was holding out today. but
the remainder Of the town was
firmly in American hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Ration-Por
Again Sunday

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 QNSy
The OPA announced today re-
moval of point ration values from
utility grade beef and lamb and
the return 10 rationing of pork
}oinS, hams and canned fish, ef-
fective Aug. Is.
OPA likewise boosted the point
values on cheeseS from two TO
four points. but kept butter at
its present 10 points a pound.
SOME UNCHANGED
Points for better grades of beef
steaks and r0dyrS ana Tor better
grades Of lamb steaks and roasts
continue AZ their present level
because many areas are in short
supply, OPA Chief BoWles de-
CtHTed
Cuts OF beef and lamb that are
now ration free remain UNI
changed.
The new point values for cuts
from pork loins will range from
four a pound for end cuts 10
eight a pound for center cuts,
Bowles said, with the whole loin
at five points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
NaZi Mines DELAY
Capture of Nantes
Continued from Page One)

southwest of lie Mans and so miles
up the Loire from Nantes.
Lorient. one of the main Ger
man U-boat bases on the south
coast Of Brittany, was reported
In flames rs the Germans APP
piled the torch.
A number OF German vessels
have entered both Lorient and
Brest, the latter at the western
tip OF Brittany. presumably In ar
attempt to evacuate key person
mel from the doomed ports, SD
preme headquarters said.
REFUSE TO SURRENDER
The German garrison at Brest,
Frances main naval base. re-
ieeted a surrender Hltifnatara and
a pitched battle was raging at the
city's gates with the elements OF
three German divisions,
Three thousand prisoners al
ready have been counted since the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
POINTS ON HAM

Hams, including smoked, will be
five points a pound. with the
shank end AT two points and slices
at nine points "A pound
Point values for canned fish
salmon, bonlto. shrimp. tuna and
yellow tail-wcre set al six points
a pound; maCkcrcl and Sardines
at four Canned oysters and mis-
cCllancouS products viii have a
value OF TWO points a pound
The new point charts, dIstrib-
utcd two weeks later than usual,
contain pc new changes for proc
cSscd foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
War Plants
Still Closed

Strikes involving 1095O JAW.
Go workers today continued "a
cripple war production in four
Detroit war plants.
The ma ior strikes involve 1000
workers AT five Chevrolet gear
and axle division plants and $500
at the Outer Drive plant of the
Briggs Manufacturing Co.
As the gear and axle strike en-
tered it's third week. high ranking
UAW-CIO officials
went 10 Washington 10 attend a
lNl,B hearing aimed ending the
dispute.
Production Of turrets for
bombers halted AT the Briggs
plant yesterday when 100 after
noon shift employees and 1900 on
The morning shift walked of the
Job because officials Of UAW-CIO
Local 2l2 charge. certain of their
number were denoted TO Jobs
which paid 5 to 20 cents an hour
less.
One hundred workers passed
through a picket line this morn
ing, a company spokesman said
but did not work and left the
plant after a short while. The
company spokesman said no
formal grievance had been filed
by the union.
APPEALED BY UNION
The Chevrolet NLRB hearing
was called after the union ap-
pealed a directive OF the regionaI
WLB ordering the strikers to enc
a second stoppage but failed tc
enjoin the company from dis
missing seven leaders OF a pre-
vious walkout.
Summoned 10 the hearing were
Walter Reuther. vice president OF
the UAW-CIO, and Melvin Bishop
administrators of the striking
Local 235. Company representa-
tives were invited to attend.
Indications were that Reuthey
and Bishop would ask the govern
ment 10 operate the plants.
AT a regional board hearing
yesterday. Harry r. Coen. GIN
labor relations director, said the
stoppage had caused a shortage
of material at the Pontiac GIN
plant which would halt its opera.
tons unless other sources OF sup
ply could be obtained shortly.
NONE AT WORK
Although members of JAW
CIO Local l57 voted last night
to end their strike at the Star
Tool and Die Co.. company spokes.
men reported that none OF the
$50 employees on the first shift,
entered the plant this morning.
The Army Air Forces Procure.
ment Center warned yesterday
that. unless the strike ended
quickly, 1t would be forced TO can.
Gel the company's contracts.
At the Gear Grinding Co. 50t
members Of UAW-Gf0 Local 3St
continued on strike. although 50t
other workers there returned 4
their jobs after walking out IL
protest over an alleged wage re
duction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Truckers See
j. 5. Seizure
Midwest Strike Ties Up
Shipping in 6 States

CHICAGO. Aug 10 tUP) -
Government -ei7urc ~ sll strike
bound Midwest trucking firms
WAS predicted today as the walk
out Of 5feao drivers and freight
hAnd.eES-I.aXeG-iG+a-!tS-te.-Et!a
Gay and threatened 10 paralyzo
an oEcr-thC.road shipments in an
e,Cht-Statc area.
Robert MAY general counsel OF
tho NCWcSt Operators 4S-e.,-t+t-
ton A. SiolN Falls. predicted that
tho OpT Wo4l0 seize all firms az
f.i8ted with nc association within
IS hours. An ODT spokesman
here Indicated he was ready and
awaiting only the green light
from Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
WASHINGTON ACTION

At Washington, however, sew
eral federal agencies were re-
ported working on the strike and
formulating recommendations for
war mobilization director BNrneS,
who vii submit them 10 PreSl-
dent Roosevelt If necessary.
Government interest in the
walkout was heightened by the
failure Of the strikers 10 abide by
their promise TO keep critical war
shipments rolling.
Shipment ~ war materials
begged down 81 Omaha and MIN
neapOlis. but army transportation
corps officials said this was more
the fault Of the operators than
the strikers. Operators refused
10 permit their trucks to leave
the terminals.
WLB DEFIED
The walkout, which affected
trucking in Missouri, Minnesota,
Kansas. Nebraska, Illinois, Iowa
and North and South Dakota.
started last Monday in protest
against the refusal al 125 truck
Ing firms 10 grant a 7-cent hourly
wage increase approved by the
WLB.
The strike has been under con-
slant review by several govern
ment agencies, including the ODT
and economic sterilization direc-
tor Vinson. who sought 10 deter
mine whether the government
should seize the motor freight
lines. and il so. what federal
bureau should assume charge OF
operations.
Both the International Brother
hood Of Transfers Union (AFL)
and the Midwest Operators AS
ISOLATION have stated that they
would we leone" government
seizure.
In addition to the tieup of war
materials al Omaha and Min
neapoliS. the Red Cross Al st.
Louis reported that the strike had
slowed down the shipment of kits
for servicenen oVerseas, and
David I. DIN, president of the
Service Wholesale Drug Co at
Chicago. said II had affected
seriously drug sh ipments TO
stores and hospitals.
Many hospitals in outlyin 6
areas could he dangerously ham,
pered by the tieup. he said.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

FOR SALE - Complete household
furniture, some nearly new.
Westinghouse refrigerator and
two cows. Claude Madewell, 2
miles east and 11a miles north
of Coolidge. 1O/27-2tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

overseas in the near future. Mrs.
Thompson will remain in Coolidge
for the duration.
EARL WATSON, S PIC, hes re-
Gently completed boot camp train
ing at San Diego, California, and
was here on six day leave this week
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Watson and family.
PVT. ROY DAVIS writes his
mother, Mrs. Viola Davis, from a
hospital in England that he was
recently wounded in an accident,
but not hurt very bad" He will
tell her all about it when he gets
back home, he says. Davis, the
brother of David Davis, entered
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

FOR SALE-Seed Barley. Several
hundred sacks of good clean Seed
Barley. $2.40 per hundred at
ranch, miles west of Waikiki
Inn. Robert Bechtel. 10/27-4tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27
Dosseys Are Dinner
Hosts On Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Dossey were
hosts for dinner at their ranch
home on Sunday
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dossey, children Roy and
Elaine, Mrs. w. l.. Walt and daugh-
ters Nancy and Jean, all of Phoe-
nix, Mrs. L. E. Dossey of San Diego,
California, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Rowe,
Jr., and children Tommy, Brenda
and Ronnie.
Mrs. l.. E. Dossey, Mr.. Dossey's
sister-in-law, remained at the Dos
sey home for weeks visit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

service March 13, 1912, and has
been overseas about ten months.
Another brother, Pvt. John E. Da-
Wis, whose family lives in Colora-
do, is serving somewhere in the
South Pacific.
PVT. IVAN L. REYNOLDS ar
rived Saturday night on short fur
Tough from Camp Butner, No
Carolina to visit his family.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27
Forget-Me-Not Sale
Slated Here Nov. 4

A forget-me-pot sale for the bene-
fit of veterans of World Wars l and
2 will be held under sponsorship of
Coolidge American Legion Auxili-
ary November 4, when forget-me-
nots will be sold on the streets of
Coolidge.
Mrs. Mary Kohler is chairman of
the drive. She will be assisted by
Cub Scouts under the leadership of
Mrs. c. E. Odom, den mother.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

Community Presbyterian church in
the church recreation hall Thurs
day.
Arrangements were in charge of
John Knight, Helen Anderson, Sue
Kyser, Betty Clark, Mrs. w. G.
knight and the Rev. j. Carl Fritz.
An impromptu program furnished
the evenings entertainment, which
was highlighted by several birth
day cakes.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27
Want Ads

AN AUTOMOBILE-Can be painted
with just one coat of Nu-Enamel
for only $295. Ask us for sug-
gestions on two-tone painting.
Coolidge Electric. 10/27-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

FOR SALE-Corner lot, Florence
Avenue, $4,000. Mrs. Preuit,
Box 245. 10/27-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27
BABY BOY

1T. CARL A. THOMPSON and
Mrs. Thompson arrived here Sun
day from Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Thompson. The lieu
tenant will leave Saturday to report
for duty. He expects to be sent
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27
Vance Taylor Is
Honored Thursday

Vance Taylor was guest of honor
on his 18th birthday at a Mexican
dinner held by the young people of
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

. Miss Betty Jane Meissner of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, is returning home
this week after a months visit
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert HoWk.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27
DZ 81
GIH4
BABY DAUGHTER

BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Houk became
the parents of baby daughter on
Tuesday, October "a. She was
born at Florence Hospital.
BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Pearson be-
came the parents of a baby boy
on Tuesday, October II. He was
born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27
PINAL COUNTY
FARMS FOR SALE

500 Acres near Maricopa. Well i'm
proved, two good wells, fair house
with 8 cabins for farm hands.
Priced to sell, $4,000 per acre.
A wonderful buy.
800 Acres five files east of Cool
idge under the San Carlos pro-
ject. All under cultivation. Good
improvements and on paved road.
Price $4,000 per acre.
16O Acres five miles southeast of
Coolidge, all fenced. 80 acres In
alfalfa, balance in cotton. On
good county highway. Very best
land in the district. Price $4,000
per acre.
MANY OTHER LISTINGS
ARIZONA LAND
AND INVESTMENT CO.
Agents
Coolidge, Arizona
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

was taken to FLORENCE Hospital
Monday, where he is reported to
be seriously ILL.,
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

Q ]. l.. L. (Teddy) Baehr, general
utility man at Casa Grande Ruins,
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-10-27

LOST-Near Coolidge Avenue and
Arizona Boulevard, Coolidge Ell
ectric SalesboOk. Call 141.
10/27-4tc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-26

ra pomagati sedaj Diana, in ta-
ko morate tudi vi, gospod dok-
tor, sepati s svojo bolno nogo
sest mill dalec."
"Toda zlocina nj izvrsil Jona-
tan, ampak njegov pon1agac, !"
sem pripomnil JAZZ.
"Prav gotovo. Jorstan je bill
cello temu nasproten, kar Sc da
sklepati IL tega, ker je tako sto-
pical okrog, ko je prisel v sobo.
Gotovo nj incl namena, svojo
kozo postaviti v nevanost, pa
tudi nj gojil nobenega posebne-
ga sovrastva do Jerneja solto,
sina majorjevega. Zato hi bill on
gotovo rajsi videl, da bi bill to-
varis nesrecneza samo zvezal in
mu zamasil usta. Toda, nj Sc da-
To- vec pomagati. Divjost Jona-
tovega tovarisa Sc je pokazala z
vso silo in strup je storil svoje
delo: tako je pustil Jonatan
svoj znak t., spustil je najpNej
zaboj z zakladom po vrvi ma tia
ter Sc. nato tudi sam spustil doll,
Tako torej so Sc vrsili dogodk'
do sedaj, vsaj kolikor jih mo-
rem JAZZ raztolmaciti. Kar Sc tt
&c njegove zunanje postave, mo.
ra biti kajpak MOI srednjih lei
in zagorelega obraza, ker j
dale casa zivel v .vrocih krajih
namrec ma Andamanih. Njego
va velikost Sc da lahko izmeri'
tt po velikosti njegovih kora
kov, in da ga dici precejsnjs
brada, tudi vemo. Sal je Tade
j-Solto pred vsem zapazll nJe
| gov bradati obraz, ko ga je vi
del pri oknu. Ne vem, ali je 81
Ger Sc kaj, kar bi bilo treba raz
jasniti."
"Kaj pa je z njegovim tova
risem?"
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-26
Mali oglasi
FarIna naprOdaj

obsegajoca Az akra, skupno 2
gasolinsko postajo in trgovino;
elektrika, fornez, plin. Hisa 8 Z
sobami, kokosnjak "a 1000 ko-
ko6i. JOHN DANEY, Rock
Greek, Ohio, State Route 1855.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-26

natan, da je major ma smrtni
postelji. Yes blazen cd strahu,
da DO majorjevo smrtjo "a ved-i
no ostal zaklad zakrit in zako-7
pan, pozabi vse nevarnosti, XII
mu prete Cd policije, in prileti
pod okno umirajocega Sofia. lie
navzoenost obeh siIov ga zadr-
zuje, da ne gre noter. Poln So
vrastva in jeze do mrtveca Sc
splazi ponoci v sobo, premece
vse papirje, upajoc, da najde
kako pisanje glede zaklada, in
pusti kot znak svojega obiska
list. S pomenljivimi besedami
"znamenje stirih". Major solto
je usel jezi Jonatanovi in umrl
naravne smrti; pa tudi, ko bi
bill on ubil majorja, bi to ME
govih oceh ne bill podel umor,
ampak bi ga incl lie "a pravic-
no kazen, XII bi jo bill izvrsil kot
zastopnik ostalih treh tovari-
Sew. Dostikrat rudodelci cudno
sami sebe varajo in store kak-
sno rec, XII je potem povod, da
pridejo roke pravice. Ali mo-
rete slediti mojim mislim, go.
spod doktor
"Brez tezave."
"kaj je torej po smrti major
jevi preostajalo Jonatanu dru
zega, kakor da skrivaj zasledu'
je vse skrivne poskuse, XII sta
jih delala majorjeva sinova, de
bi nasla zaklad. Morda je tud
zapustil Anglesko in Sc le cd ca
sa do casa vraceval. Kakor hi
tro sta sinova zasledila zazida'
no podstresje, je Jonatan ia
koj izvedel, najbrze po svojen
zavezniku, XII ga je incl v hisi
Jonatan S svojo leseno nogo nj
kakor ne bi bill dovolj mocan, ds
bi dospel visoko gori V sobo
kjer je stanoval Jernej solto
Zato 81 privzame spretnega to-
varisa, XII premaga to tezkoco
toda pri tenn stopi S svojo bose
nogo v kreozot. Tako nam mo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-26
Mali oglasi
NAPRODAJ

je poslopje ma vogalu prometne
ceste; ina grocerijsko trgovino
z oddelkom "a meso; tudi pro-
stor "a gostilno; cottage s 4 So
bami in kletom; dvojna garaza
fornez, mestna voda in elektri-
ka. Majhno vplacilo takoj. Po-
klicfte po telefonu po S. uri po-
poldne: Willoughby 824 J.