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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26

.=s~ GranOVO, ~. JullJd, 1Sf4.
'Dragi brat ter ostala druzina:
"Predno van nadalje pisem,
vas vse skupaj prav lepo po-
zdravljam. Minulo je re pet let,
odkar nismo prejeli nobenega
glasu cd tebe. Ne vemo, ali ste
Sc vsi zivi in zdravi. Ravno Sc
daj Sc nam je nudila prilika, da
lahko napisem par vrstic, ker
upam, da te bodo razveselile.
"Dragi brat:
"Sedaj ii opisem nase zivlje-
nje in trpljenje, katerega smo
prestali skoro v celoti vsi Slo-
venci. Pri mas donna je bilo tudi
hudo, preganjani smo bill prav
vsi. Leta 1912 v mesecu juliju
so mas vse tri ujeli Italijani, po-
tenn so meme (Franceta) izpusti-
Ii, Janeza in Matijo pa takoj od-
peljali ma Otok Rab-drugi, Sc
vecji Dobrdob, slovenskih fan
tov grob!
Nv tenn internacijskem tabori-
scu je cd gladu pomrlo ma tisoce
oseb v najboljsih letih, zavednih
Slovencev. Nevembra meseca je
bilo pa tudi zame usodno. JAZZ
sem bill donna in zbiral zivez in
orozje "a Partizane, kar me do
bijo Italijani in domaci izdajal-
ci; takoj me odpeljejo avtom v
Cerknico v zapor. Tam so me
z1GIizeTali prec skraja, lepo, po-
tenn, ko niseln Motel mic pove-
dat, pa zmiraj bolj hudo, nazad-
ME pa slabse, kakor z zivino.
Pretepali, vklepali S sponami, ali
zvedeli MISC mic, prav mic; Sc
smejali smo Sc jim, to jih je Sc
bolj jezilo.
''Dne Is. novembra, 1914 je
bilo pa odlocilno: nasi Partizani
SO jih posteno nakresali pri Lo-
skem potoku. Takrat sem bill od-
bran "a talca JAZZ, Medenov Mir
ko in Stefinova Jelka. Zaslise-
vail so me eel dan in cello noe, ali
zopet MISC mic zvedeli; potem so
zaslisali vec kot pol vasi, pa Sc
je postavilo precej oseb "a meme
dobro. Pricali so, da nj res, kar
sem obtozen, ceravno je bila
resnica. Mi smo streljali fasiste
ma vsakem njihovem koraku.
''Iz Cerknice so me peljali v
internacijo v Gonars v Italiji,
nakar smo Sc vsi trije bratje vr.
Mill po razsulu ItaliJe in takoj v
Partizane. Bile so nemske ofen-
zive in brata Janeza so Nemci
ujeli po treh tednih; sedaj Sc
nahaja Nemciji.
'Nadalje Sc je ustanovila v
Grahovem Bella Garda, ali nj ira
jala dolgo; prisle SO nase slavne
najboljse dve brigadi, Tomsice-
va in Sercerjeva, XII sta 'domo-
brance' tako razbile, da jih je Cd
80 ostalo le kakih 20. Kar cvrli
50 Sc V ognju; drugi dan SO prisli
Nemci in pobrali 50 brata Matt
ia, Jernejckovega oceta in sina
Jozeta, katerega 50 ubili. OGe
Jernejckov je pa sedaj v interna-
ciji Y Nemciji. Tudi nasega Ma
tija 50 TIA odpeljai; enkrat se
je oglasil i Dahovega, potem
srno pa izvedeli, da 50 jih tam
Nemci postrelili okoli 600. Sc
daj ne vemo nic cd Malta, ali
je ziv ali ne.
"Tudi mama in Danica sta BIZ
le zaprte Y Logatcu tri mesece,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Nov nemSki napad Sc bliza reki Meuse
Pisn1o IL cerkniSke okolice

Spodaj priobcamo obsirno pismo, ravnokar sprejeto
cd nekega rojaka IL Grahovega pr Cerknc Roake, po
sebno domacne IL ondotnega okraja opozaramo da pa
zno precitajo in prepricajo grozoah XII zadele
nase judstvo Sloveniji ozroma Jugosavj
Pismo katerega je prejel Mr.. Joseph Krajc, Main
St. Catherine, Ont, Canada, cd svoega brata XII je pr
partizanih, sc glasi:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
SEJA NOCOJ

Nocoj oh 8. uri Sc vrsi seja
podruznice Stew. 35 JPO, SIS, v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Drustveni zastop-
niki in clani podruznice so pro-
Semi, da Sc seize gotovo udele-
zijo polnostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
NACIJI NAPRED0vALI | DO )
MILE. .P0 BESNI BITk|
Bozicni dan ma zapadni 'front.'
je bill krvav; gigantiena zracna
sila razbija sovraznikove linije

PARIZ, rs. decembra. - Nemci XII so bill pred par
dnevi skoro povsod ustavjeni, snem mrazu, XII je
vladal bozicni dan, podvzel ofenzvo kateri
$50 udarili OBJ re Meuse in napredovali raznih SEX
tOrih cd enc do tri mile
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26

Zavezniska zracna sila je'
tretji zaporedni dan razbijala
sovraznikove postojanke in ko-
munikacijske linije, XII SO bile
izpostavljene ognju, kakrsnega
sc re ne pomni Cd dneva, ko Sc
je pricela invazija Europe.
Nemci zopet prodirajo
Medtem ko N e mel danes
vprieo jacajocega ameriskege
odpora MISC zaznamenali vecjib
uspehov, pa so po preteku 43
ur, tekom katerih so jih Anne
rikanci ustavili, definitivno u
kinili polozaj, v katerem sta sc
ODE strani nahajali ma mrtvi
tocki.
Ost enegar izmed novih napa
dov je naperjena proti rex j
Meuse zapadno cd kraja Laro-
che, medtem ko Nemci z dru'
gim napadom oeividno skusajo
priti ma krilo ameriskim cetam
XII drzijo st. With.
Nemci zayzeli dvoie krajev
bIizu Sedana
Ena nemska sila, XII je pro
"a .'l..:%:1.o DO. E1~arcoSk: ~
j, &C 3-c+.e~c ~2 -2.-.+o za~~1o !
Is mill, Je Acncno zavzela Ii
branont, z3 miiJ severovzho /
no cd vaznega trdnjavskeg
mesta Sedana, in pognala Anne
rikance iz Posiersa, XII lezi G
mill vzhodno.
Ma juznem krilu V Arden
3kem gozdu so ameriske sile ma
daljevale z ostrimi protinapad'
in sovraznik ma doticnem SEX
torju sc trenotno ne more pre-
makniti naprej.
Nemci upajo, da Sc bo Roose
welt pogajal
Ameriski vojni ujetniki, X
so bill tekom ofenzive osvobo
jeni cd svojih tovarisev, pripo
vedujejo, da so jim Nemci po
vedali, da upajo biti do II. ia
nuarja v Parizu, in da pricaku-
jejo, da DO predsednik Roose'
welt potem pripravljen facet
mirovna pogajanja z Nemcijo
Zavezniska zracna sila, XII j:
vceraj poslala proti Nemcem
1000 letal, je danes obnovitv
zracne ofenziv zdrobila mai
mani Sc tankov, unicila ali res
no poskodovala 791 nadaljnit
tankov in drugih vozil.
Cd napadalne sile sc nj vrni
10 ma svoje baze IL bombniko1
in 10 bojnih letal. Skupne izgu
be zavezniske zracne sile "a tr
dni znasajo 1913 letal. Amerisk
letalci so danes zbili A mem
skin letal, skupno v treh dne
| viii pa 375 letal.
-
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kratke vesti
VSE KONJSKE DIRKEV
ZED. DRZ. PREPOVEDANE

WAOI1I1VOIO IOIN, 20. ueCeM-
bra. - Vojni mobilizacijski di-
rektor James F. Byrnes je da-
nes izdal odredbo, glasom kate
re Sc morejo 2. januarjem "a
preti VISA konjska dirkalisca v
dezeli. Odredba je bila izdana
namenom, da sc hrani delov-
ne moei in kriticen vojni mate.
rijal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
GENE SO POLITICNI
BAROMETER V GRCIJI

ATENE, (O.N.A.) - Prete-
xii teden so angleske oblasti
prepovedale casniskim poroce-
valcem prehod v takozvano So
vrazno czemlje. Nejvec pregla-
vice jim je delala ia prepoved
radi tega, ker je bilo cesto ne
mogoce dolociti, kje poteka
meja.
Zdaj so korespondenti Ven
.dar odkrili sredstyo, XII je vide
ii zanesljivo - kjer prodajajo
cigarette po 6 "a SO drahem,
tam vlada Papandreu, kjer 50
"a polovico cenejse, po II "a so
'drahem, tam INA LAS oblast
T~o--
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
ZNIAGA AMERIKANCEV MA
LEYTE JE POPOLNA

GIL. S T A N GEN. MACAR-
THURJA, 26. decembra. Gen.
Macarthur je danes naznanil,
da so Amerikanci zavzeli luke
Palompon in da je kampanja
ma otoku Leyte "a prakticne
svrhe koncana. Edino, kar Sc
preostaja, je Sc ociscenje oto-
ka sovraznih sill, katerim sedaj,
ko je padla luka Palampon, nj
mogoce uiti z otoka.
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lace inserts. which made her look
like nothing less than fairy.
Miss Jeanetta Harkes was the
sensation OF the show. with her
three way costume one for town
and country. another for after
noon and one for formal wear
Other models wefe Jeanette Robb
Mary Frances Williams. Mary
Berry. and Torres Hendricks
wally Simpson created most OF
the chapeaux which the models
wore. and before the show was
over. they bought all Of her crea-
M ms and wally didn't have one
10 wear home The furs were
from Byrds Fnrriers, and the
palms we're supplied by Marlowe's
Flower shop
Mrs. Mary Agnes Davis me
commentator. were two-way
flesh satin afternoon and eve
Ming gown. black gloves Win
matching satin curs. and black
na,ent accessories, Her chapeau'
simpson creation was an *
ou,sIte thing Of rsle pink ana
hlus sweetpeas. with two wards
q, black maline yelling drapeo
around II and tied high upon 'ne
crown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
BLUES SINGER
JOE TURNER
HERE MAY /

Joe Turner. the worlds great
est blues singer and his Swing
ing Blues orchestra. appearing
here May l az the Sunnie VIII
son ballroom. for one night only.
is the talk OF the continent. He
Is the creator Of "pinev Brown
Blues" i've Been To Kansas City
end Everything Is Really All
Right" He is also an exclusive
Decca Recording artist and has
recorded such other hits AS
Going To Chicago Somebody's
Got To Go Cherry Red" Wee.
Wee BABY Blues" Central Ave-
nue. Blues blues In The Sight
and more than thirty other songs.
many OF which may be heard ON
YOUR luke box IN all cities and
rarts OF the globe Distributing
companies are now shipping
Turner's records 70 every corner
OF the world
Kansas Civ Missouri horn ~
Joe Turner now re-
s,des IN Hollywood with his sis
ter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
NEICHBORHOOD FIGHTS

The efaHp o. bridge devotoes
known as me >eirhbo'nood hirht.
al o. whom reside in Woodland
ard TyowbritFe avenues. We're enc
ierfalned Tuesday evening o. ials
week al the home n Fiorenc, ~
Williams o. Woodland afen-e
A pleasant Innovation began when
ladies Of The club decided g pre-
sent additional gifts 10 men-
her whose birthday cane near
en- on the date ~ NE group fs-
ular evening 81 PLAY wNlca eap-
rens The second and ,oar'h 7Hes-.
cav ~ earh month
The FIRST evidence ~ this IT.
tie gesture ~ neiehborllness and
friendly interest WAS apparent
when Mrs Williams was me re-
cirler' ~ several tokens cf'riend-
shin from rerhers o. tho cub
in March
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
IOTA PHI LAMBDAS HOLD
REGIONAL In DETROIT

guests who attended the lovely
affair were out-of-town delegates
Martha Frye. Cleveland; Ruby
Enbrv Cincinnati. Edna VIII
liams Cleveland Mildred Miller.
Cleveland Sara Bachelor. To-
ledo Ollie Randolph Toledo
Maiilee Hlson. YOUNGSTOWN; vio-
Ia Realty visitor, ST Louis; Ruth
Travis Akron; Alberta kenny
Cleveland; Lucy Battle, Youngs-
town Hattie Dykes Akron; and
Jeaneita Price. Toledo.
Tie Detroiters were sorors
Gladys Mills Helen Gault, john
ella Prize. Julian Holder Eliza
both Annette. Katherine Parker.
Carrie Howard. Gene,ieve Dale.
Marjorie cotton Postella Grcs-
ham l.aselte Howell Maxine
Profles. Beatrice Pits. Sarah
Calland Stella and Eunice Phil
Rps hostesses
On SUNDAY morning the mem-
BEES took an active part in the
scNtcs Of the Bethel AME
church ss5 Frederick street Aft
or services they reconycned al a
special dinner az the YWCA. dur
irr which time they carried on a
gene = round table discussion.
and brought the meeting to q
sucfvssful close
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
CULTURAL COMMITTEE
10 REDUUBLE ZEAL

Mrs. Roger Noolley vas the
gracious hostess 10 the Cultural
committee of Second Baptist
churca sunday April 70. at her
home on Haipei avenue The
meeting was largely attended
Ms Jerene Mscklin. the chair
man, presided Many plans and
suggestions for tho next winter
series were presented Criticisms
OF the series just ended we're
graoloUsly accepted as well as
many commenc~tions given on The
success Of the initial series.
Al four O'Clock the hostess as
sisted by her gracious mother.
Mrs Jennie Mitchell and aifable
Mr. woodley served dcliclous
luncheon, Among those pres
ont were: Mesdames Jereno C
Macklln. Irene Buckner, Anna
Kellogg Ella Fricklln Novella
Watts Maud Russell Jimmie
White Elizabeth Boles Lula Cog
gins Anna Lewis Anna Marshall.
and Alberta Powell
Others present We're Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Matthews Mr. and
Mrs Daniel Bowen Miss Agne,ta
Cheaiham Mrs Zadie Poole Miss
o Cheathsm and Georpe Walton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
BY RAY NERO

The Zeta chapter OF Iota Phi
Lambda sorority was hostess TO
the sixth annual northern region
al held al the YWCA. April o.
% Soror Maxine F. Broyles
president OF Zeta chapter. pre-
sided over the opening meeting
and extended the welcome address .
The.response was given by Soror
Naomi J. Morgan. delegate from
Epsilon chapter This was follow
cd By an introduction Of the ma
ticnal officers. delegates and Wis
ltors. and reports from the var
icus chapters represented.
Discussions on various topics
ceniered around increasing the
Negro woman's interest in world
problems pertinent 10 the sue
ccssful prosecution Of the work.
INK efforts of the Negro woman.
Such topics carried the following
titles "Building Better Race Re-
lclienship" which was eloquently
delivered ny Soror Sarah Calland.
Alpha Nh chapter Soror Hattie
r Redmond ~ AIpha Kappa
chapter held tho audiences at
t,ntion on the subject Holding
vonr Position In The Post War
Era" Opportunities for Negro
Women In the Post War Business
World and What business
Women Can DO To Retain Pres
ent Employnent' were vividly
pictured by Sorors RUBY Fmhrv
and Marjorie Cotton. respectively
The business session ~ tho first
DAYS meeting was closed Nv an
annual message delivered nv Soror
Lola NJ Parker. which was I'm
niodiaielv followed ny a general
discussion
At The close ~ tho first DAYS
business meeting. All members re-
convened NJ q social gathering
held in the luxuriorslv furnished
and spacious home Of Mrs FunIce
Phillips. 100 Westminster avenue
Tho party was given IN true hNi-
fct stvle. A very delectahle md
palatahle mcnu was offered - tho
many attending guests Mrs PHIL
Ing and most hospiiahle host
Ing and most hospitahle a host
ess with whom one would want
10 come in contact. II Is our he
lief that ell who attended he
CAV affair left very well pleased
with every feature OF the party
Among the many visitors and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
ShoeLa

that carl christian was in the
motor city sunday. all day.
still very. very handsome might
add that for a while he was won
dering whether or not he would
get back home with his handsome
beige suede jacket It was really
lin there"
The sos and uso combined
20 entertain the enlisted person
mel Of 533rd detachment at sell
fridge field last sunday night
quite sure the fellows enjoyed II
and the girls were more than
willing to try 10 give them
bang-up farewell party.
george smith and geneyleve
thomas have been seen together
quite often In the streets OF Al
louis okay an explanation gen.
ny Is former motor city lass
living In at louis. while george
is stationed at scott field Illinois
don't worry ruby they are Just
old friends
take It from me Jerome lieu
tenant seems to be the man OF
the week now 1 wonder how
that happened
doris Jean mai,hin and beau
seem 20 he sailing on clouds
nowadays we'll anyhow that's the
way things looked last friday aft
ernoon.
For an afternoon or evening on
enjoyment nothing IS more en-
pertaining than earl carrots
''vanIties" although the girls are
naturally beautiful the gowns by
living would make anyone attrac-
tive really something 10 dazzle
the ewes hv-the-wav The dog
scene Is marvellous also
spring fever what Is ~ what
ever II IS II has certain couple
in quite whirl even with april
showers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
MEMORANDUM

ufday eening and among her
guess We're Louise Loomif Rob-
err Williams Bella Clemon. Carl
Young Lillian payne Herbert
wilson Waite Sins Mildred
tlemon Harriet NcFadden and
Walter Livingstone
Qucrries,!ll
WAY are ne Detroit girls so
lieaienent crazl Remember they
won he lcuics forever
Are Nelma May arr cracky
really secretly enesred'
who besiowea urou Dorothy
Ann Hicks that perfectly luscious
lapel watch WITH wing sffact-
ed,
Sow that Wimps Coleman has
graduated So soon MIL he and
Mary Ella Wheeler merge
why are Garland Ballard and
Mildred Mason getting a-dlyorce7
He has been a. camp for two
years
Are Billy Mainey and Lloyd
Richards on their way ~ bonn
bafdler schoo in Texas
Eiwooa Cook IS going overseas.
hut whore HIS personal belong
ines came home last week
Is e. true that Doris nungill
Is planning her fourth trip -
Tpskeeee cir base 70 visit 2 cer-
tain handsome air cadef' Which
wav Will DO turn when he comes
home after Ernduation-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
\ RON THE SOCIAL
SECRETARY
second Glance

SGT Charlie Covington and
pretty Ethel Simpson we're MAY
ried a. Second Baptist church at
high noon last Tuesday A recep-
iion In the church dining hall
followed the ceremony
Jeanne Waandless and RICO
Cuzman viii be married satur-
day April % AZ pm in
Jeauncs home on Beni'eau Core
relia Bleasoe Will be her only At.
tendan, Only The family and e
few intimate friends will attend
Jeanne Fuller VIII he married
May j.. to an ARMY medical cadet
AZ Howard university and VIII
take 20 residence IN Washington
about MAY IS
Jeanette Bland Jones IS await
INK thar long-legged bird
Bil Lawson has just returned
from New York Don Lawson Is
studying in Chicago
walter McMann IS now IN the
Navy
Demcyen Howell Elmer Craig
and Robert Williams are now in
the Army.
Marjorie Cocker Is getting dl-
yorce from Bernie Cocker who S
+ home on furloueh q IS reported
Lahore Davis IS married ~ ~
Herkie Thompkins They cele-
hrnted their first month ~ we'd
ded Bliss las; Friday
Walter simms had ret-to-
rether last SATURDAY night Few
~ those present were Harriet
McFadaen Waiter McFaddcn Wal
ter I.ivinzsune Gertrude Simms
Tommy Williams Delbert Russell
and Others
Lucille Rosemond Davenport
was also feied on SATURDAY eve
ming with post-nNpual shower
A few there ineladed I.aRren-
tina Glenn Doris Fuller Doris
Dunsill Elizabeth Patton Aure'is
Hudson ard others Mrs Daven-
port IS nov IN Highland Park
hospital undergoing an appendec-
tony
Pvt Buddy Seymour missed hts
train and sadly re'urped q
camp AwoI. nv eight hours
+ RUBY Lee had shindir Sat-
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AIRCRAFT CLUB

The members OF the Aircraft
club held their recent meeting
at the home OF Mrs F. Boles.
1855 Cameron avenue All mem
bers were present and the presi-
dent presided
After the business session the
hostess served delicious lunch.
The next meeting will he with
Mrs. ]. Warren. the vice-p resl-
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Club Formed To
Assist Disabled Vets

Al the beautiful home OF Al
,clney and Mrs willis Graves.
5t2i vinewood avenue. several
members of Deiroiis elite turned
out sunday afternoon April ls.
70 enjoy splendid program
which hogan exactly az o'clock
The express purpose for which
the club Is formed is 70 render
programs frequently, the pro-
ceeds Of which will 20 10 aid dis
abled veterans Of World War !
For her decorations throughout
the home Mrs Graves chose
American Beauty roses inter-
mingled with other sprine flow
efs She was charming in her
American Beauty gown which she
IN Paris. France.
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Fashion Revue And Show
Go OFF In Big style

In spite ~ ihe gloomy weather
)ri frequent doarpours last Sun
sY evening a large number turn
n 5l 70 SEQ fh skits directe.
y VIE Rosa Williams and the
} .hons directed by Mrs Mary
|srss DaNs a. Pc Lucy Thur
~ branch fwct for Sacred
Fer chiueh
De mock cabaret party, with
setting " 'he Club Three 666.
ne gngee ,esilrc OF the
INA The psrs rants ranged
axe from aus and one-half 10
|kgen wears Tle ohcius girls
re he rF laaiHs On Pa
pie direct rs Mr. I.aClaire
Eror Nth Geraldine westbrook
b clor9 Icr titn figuring
'rmlnny
The 'ashou review featured
fany pretty models snoso clothes
'ere lovely Model Mildred
'oash'or 'fersllv walked away
'iih The enfire show In a black
repe and roach satin Adrian
Rsinal cocktail dress. with
patching reach satin Lily Dache
h7oeag charliia Whltbv was
9p'ies'ine IN red net formal
FA'le boz SISTER Patricia. model
Z vha' ne well dressed deb
''srs N FORMAL garden party
\ e'ahors's'v brocaded tatfeta
rlorlsl gown with matching
Martha i4nag and Jean Hill
NIX ~ horrors for modelling
lahOrs'e lonnaing apparel. Eel
= Snrh and Sally Giles wore
h smaries ~ town and coun-
y wear R~nlce Miller really
'osed IKE go English lassIe. In
r British hunting OUTFIT Of black
n r'd Little Edith Houghtou
iode'ed an Alice blue gown with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29


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For daily skin cleansing use mild.
fragrant Black and White Skin Soap
iot and 25f everywhere.
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4 rumore'I
by sreths johnston

n. umored
nv geraldine iunstall is polite
~ ,.or,,ne solitaire gift from
\ s,hard bIe,ins wonder when
(. mo, is gong 70 re ,ied'
willis jones hubert is keep
seeret from us come on.
Is.s, don't hid us in suspense
out with ~
As,nire edwalds has one OF the
I. ,omple,e collections OF duke
.,.'.,ons recordings IN town =.
|.s.,o mic In tbs day and age
\, /. quile q novelty.
s,aey tuusiall has started bis
eaton cadet training at tusKe-
&, n him 81 our most sincere
,.hss Tor Hccoss-
..rra,ei matthews may not
..,r i bit she seems TO have
|..,a nor nihy maroon coupe 10
.oonle of shayetails. blink
'.,- .rd hnnb blank for the
1850 al ,heir taking out GER
&, ,ounr ladies' early ON sun
r. afternoons now see what
4, ,.r SEQ II you got out early
,,onderboli pilots overseas are
rihhinr from lightning
r., hseanse a dictionary was
Ca abeh defines thunder
Il, d "a large crash OF noise
|,u.lns nj dsnarc Immediately
tao.,rs bol' Of lightning
|n., rord from prince walker
t.. ,ss. ne vonr man has had
promotion he Is . memos' o.
} . marine rps
ranv Girl would 1--we to have
!, hsndsomr portrait OF flight
III vaaans belonging TO
rsnain detroit lass need ! say
W she e.
m ron know.