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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-22
Sibility exists"
CAPITAL CHAFF

After FDR finished the radio
rendition of his recent message to
Congress, he was tired and took
no phone calls. However, the one
call he was glad to get came
from the Vice President, who told
him, IT just had to call you be-
cause of the sincerity in your
voice and because 1 know you felt
so deeply what you said"
Representative Edwin Hall Of New
York, Republican, goes to the
extent of mailing blotters to con-
stituents featuring his picture and
the slogan "All for Hall Means
Hall for ALI" 1t is all sent at the
taxpayer expense under Halls
Congressional frank =. Demands
for the Des Moines Registers
penetrating editorials on Repub-
lcan isolationism are so great
that the Cowles brothers have re-
printed them in brochure form
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman,
former U. S. Minister to Norway,
is being urged by Bolivian repre-
resentative Lozada to go to Be-
hvia to report on his govern
ment's American policy for
the Free World Association.
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Feature Syndicate, Inc.)
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make or mar the day, and that
most days are made or marred by
these seeming inconsequentials, We
should diligently seek a philosophy
that takes account both Of the lit
tie more and the little less.
What Is required Is a fund Of
sound conclusions drawn from In
Vulnerable experiences Of fair
weather and foul. For 1t Is Just
above or below the line Of the aver
age that most people live. It is
there they must find their salts
factions, or 60 without.
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will have but few tasks to perform
and can then turn from work, which
degrades. to the right and creative
use Of leisure, which elevates. What
nonsenseI There Is a place for
leisure in every well regulated life,
but man finds his salvation more
often in work than In play.
Il God cannot speak 70 you 10
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STRENGTH
FOR THE DAY
By EARL L. DOUGLASS. D. d.
Con SPEAKS TO BUSY PEOPLE

GOD SPEAKS TO BUSY PEOPLE
1t is interesting to note how often
in the Bible God Is pictured as
giving some great commission to
men busily employed at some num-
BILE task. Moses was tending sheep
in INDIAN when God called to him
out of the burning bush. David was
tending sheep also when called to
take the crown. Gideon was tread
ing the wine press when the angel
of the Lord came to summon him to
great responsibility. Elisha was
blowing when God touched him with
the spirit Of eloquence and power.
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on the point OF
that sticker.
A labor member
of one of the Of
flee of Price Adj
ministration'S adj
visory committee
recently bounced
up with t h e
thought that it
would be possible
to roll back the
cost of living by
as much as 5 per
C e n t if profits
were limited to a
100 per cent in
nrpQ ca AVnr tho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-22
. NATIONAL
SPOTLIGHT
Analysis OF
War Profits
BY PETER EDISON
Waterbury Democracy Washington
COrreSnOndent

That part of the Presidents mes
sage to Congress which called for a
realistic tax law to absorb all I'M
reasonable individual and corporate
taxes calls for a little closer look. 1t
could mean so many things. For in
stance, what does 1t mean, ''un-
reasonable"P You could dance sew
eral divisions of regimented angels
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Your Health
By DR.. William Brady

Signed letters pertaining to per
sOnal health and hygiene, mot y
disease, diagnosis Of treatment.
win be answered BY DR.. Brady u
stamped self-addressed envelope
Is enclosed. Letters should be DrleK
and written In ink. No reply can
be made to queries not conform"
ing to instructions. Address DE
william Brady, National News
paper Service, 800 West Madison
Street. Chicago, III
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Andrew, Peter,
James, and John
W e r e fishing
when the Master
came with the
promise to make
them fishers Of
men.
"A very popular
writer has re-
Gently prophes-
led that the day
will come when
fine human race
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-22

Every new product creates greater
wealth than it destroys, for the hui
man needs which made 1t possible
gives to the new greater market
than the old ever enjoyed.
DIR. H. E. Fritz B. F. Goodwich
Co. research director.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-22
A Thought for Today

The effectual fervent prayer Of righteous
man availeth much.-JameS SIG.
The first petition we are to make to Almighty
God is for a good conscience, the next for
health of mind, and then of body.-Seneca.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-22

the office, there is little likelihood
that He will find you in a receptive
state Of mind in the church. If
He does not reveal Himself to you
on the street, there Is little to be
expected from Q sojorn in the
sanctuary.
All Rights Reserved - Bahson
NewspapeT Syndicate.
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Current Comment

Our industry and military power
has been working necessarily to
make weapon which will pay back
that debt Of death and horror. The
hour Of reprisal is approaching.
Berlin radio.
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significant things
Minister Ribbentrop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-22
Washington Merry-Go-Round DREW PEARSON

Moscow Peace Viewed Poddne British Second Front;
Stain Still Suspicious of Chuhs Intentions Says Diplomats;
British Forced Now Push invasion Prove Good Fo
Similarly Provide Blast Mie Seen Wornna FDR Poland
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11

the Importance OF organization.
AS a result they dominate the cleo
tons. The mayor is railroader.
So are four of the five members Of
the city council, three of the five
members of the school board, and
several of the city officials.
And although Eldon people are
additionally Republicans, the rail-
readers are now almost 100 per cent
New Dealers.
Merchants arid other business men
of Eldon form the political opposi-
ton. They are known locally as the
County Fair group. The fair has
been discontinued for the duration,
but in peace times it is the third
largest fair in the state, being sur
passed only by the Iowa state fair
and the Clay county fair at Spencer,
said to be the largest county fair
in the world. This great fair seems
to be a compensation for the bust
ness mans political eclipse in Ell
don.
An examination of this New Deal
town in which the working people
dominate reveals advantages and
disadvantages There is no hotel,
but a number of the railroad men
take dodgers, where one can get a
room. The fastidious traveller would
not like the accommodations, but
the beds are clean and one can get
a warm bath in the hall bathroom.
And the railr oader's wife who runs
the establishment makes up in
friendliness what her hostelry lacks
in modern decorations and conven-
fences.
There are no modernly fitted out
restaurants. But there are eating
places where one can buy well-pre-
pared food, and plenty of it at mod
crate prices,
Many of the people who live in
Eldon own their homes-and assess
ments are low. There is no real
estate tax, except the school tax,
for most of the expenses of govern
ment are met from the profit the
city derives from distributing cleo
trio current. From these charges all
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
Neighbors Are Ready
To Help Distressed

"Anyone in distress usually is
looked after by the neighbors-we
don't need charity. For those who
have grief, there is always sympa-
thy. I've seldom seen drunkenness
around here. This is good town
for working men. You hear that
wherever you CO." :
William H. Sapp, member of the
Switchmen's Union of North Ameri-
ca, was asked why Eldon remained
New Deal.
"Well, we remember that the
New Deal helped us get out of the
depression and get work." he ex-
planned. "This wage deal that's
coming up now is not against the
government. The men are work.
ing twice as hard as they did be-
fore the war and getting the same
money, and the companies are max
ing twice as much.
"I'm registered as Republican,
but I'm for the New Deal. I don't
think there's a railroad man who
likes John L. Lewis as a man, but
they admire his stand because they
know that if the miners are licked,
we're all sunk. There are quite
few miners living around here, and
they're about the poorest paid work.
ers there are-and they work hard,
too. You take a mining town and
it has the poorest teachers there
are"
1t is easy to understand why most
of the business men of Eldon are
not very vocal in opposition to the
New Deal. Frank Davis, director
of the First National bank, however,
was willing to voice criticism.
Zone thing that we're blessed
with, brother" he exclaimed, "is
that we're living in land where
there's free speech. There is a great
deal of unrest among the people.
They wonder what's going on. This
enormous spending-enormous taxa
ton. There's great deal of talk on
how much labor is going to control
the powers that be.
"When I try to look forward, I
kind of look at high wall. I read
a great deal and try to keep posted,
but can't see where we're headed.
"All power to Mr.. Roosevelt for
the good things he's done. We've
seen them in this town. But there's
such a thing as man becoming
drunk with power"
Fldon remembers the curse of I'M
employment more bitterly than most
small towns. Many of its young
men were gathered into the local
National Youth administration prof.
ect, and it was the grief of the Eldon
people that these boys were con-
tented to make the NYA their way
of life-to hope for nothing better.
But it is their pride to have seen
these boys make splendid fighters in
the armed forces. Several already
have given their lives.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11

few hours with scraps Of gingham
and bits of embroidery thread.
Stretched over a piece Of card
board to fit an unused picture
frame this piece of applique work
became the keynote for the inter
esting furniture group you SCI
here. The top of the old desk wal
cut away and it was boxed in be
tween book shelves. The padded
stool was made of a box. Tho
sketch shows how the applique COLI
ors were repeated in paint and fab
ric. The desk accessories als0
repeat these colors.
NOTE-Now Is the time to start really
Interesting piece Of hand work that will
ft into that room that you expect to re-
model next spring. A stamping pattern.
color guide and directions for all the
stitches in the graceful applique design
shown here may be obtained for is cents.
Address:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
WORKING PEOPLE DOMINATE
ACTIVITIES OF ELDON, IOWA
Organized Labor Usually Bests Business Group in EIec-
tons; Citizens Are Proud Of School System
By BARROW LYONS

EDITORS NOTE-Ths of series of articles for
this paper by Bao Lyons staff correspondent Of Western Newspaper
Union He has just completed extended trip through the nation and
gives his rsand America
thinking the third and the first weeks Of
dental election Any opinions expressed the ,Ues and
necessarily those of this newspaper
ELDON, IOWA-Two worlds meet in this Iowa town-the
world organized labor and the business world But labor
this of 00 people the banks of the Des Mones river
where the Sac and Fox Indians once lived.
Edon railroad town-a division point the Chicago
Rock Island Pacific railway where the main line ntersecs
Mone and Keokuk branch The railway there
get COAL majority of Edon people work for the Rock Island
They somewhat canns independent and understand
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
Heartfelt Prayer

The minister called at a house
one afternoon and while he was wait
ing for his hostess to appear he was
entertained by her six-year-old son.
After time the visitor asked if
the youngster always said his
prayers at night.
eyes," replied the child, "only
Mummy sometimes says them for
me-"
"Oh," exclaimed the good man,
''but that isn't quite the same thing,
you know. What does Mummy say?"
''She often just says: Thank
heaven, you're in bed at last for
another nighti'"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
As EIdon, Iowa, Views IT,.

ments. Across the tracks there was
a settlement which no longer exists
Ia wide open town with its saloons
and dives, and two hotels. AS this
block deteriorated, and the build
ings were vacated, they were de,
molished, and this rowdy block is
now only a memory. "There's very
little moral turpitude in Eldon now,"
one old railroader remarked, and he
meant it. M
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11

There are quite few coal miners
who work in the strip coal mines
around Eldon, but not nearly as
many as used to live there before
the mines at Laddsdale across the
river caught fire and caused such
great loss about 80 years ago.
Those were the days, however,
when Eldon fiourished commercial
ly. There were more people then to
patronize the business establish
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
Reauired Subject

Betty-Mother, all the girls are be-
ing taught domestic silence at
school.
Mother-You mean domestic sci
ence."
Father-I only wish she meant
what she was saying.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
~ ON THE 80
HOME FIR II "A
Az2vtLf RUTH WYEIt SPEAR s16

COLOR is important in making
- harmonious rooms from odds
and ends, and nature is the best
source for color inspiration. The
soft golden color Of wheat, the
orange-red of peoples and the blue
of cornhowers were worked into
the charming applique design you
see here over the desk. This
needlework picture was made in q
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
Real Glass

Mrs. Jones-Oh, yes, my family
can trace their ancestry back before
William the Conqueror.
Mrs. Smith, suppose they were
in the Ark with Noah?
Mrs. Jones-Of course not. MY an
cestors had boat of their ownl
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
Run Quick!

Sambo-Yassuh, All can trace
nah relations back to family tree.
Rastus-From what Abs seen OBJ
yo' relations, youall bettah chase
'em back to treel
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
RIGHT ANSWER!

Nan-Did Mabel tell the truth
when you asked her her age?
Bill-Yes.
Nan-What did she say?
Bill-She said it was none Of my
businessl
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
Not in Baseball

Pop-H you want to make a hit,
son, you must strike out for your
self.
Son-Maybe, Dad, but I know IL
you strike out, you can't make hit.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
DISMAL FUTURE

! Johnny-Dad, will look like you
when ! grow up?
Dad-Probably.
Johnny-Well, won't grow up
for quite a while, will I?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11

I wanted. Now that's something.
Eldon is fine place to bring up my
two little boys where there is such
a good school. I'm paying SIG a
month rent for modern five-room
house. In Kansas City the same
house would cost me $35 to $40
month.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
Army Life

Army Life
Private-Did ! ever tell you how ]
worked my jujitsu on the sergeant?
Rookie-No.
Private-Well, ! got hold of his
leg and twisted it over his shoulder.
And got hold of his arm and twist
ed it around his neck. Then before
he knew, where he was I was fiat
on my back.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-11
Over 200 in Service
From This Town

Out of the small population of this
town more than 200 men and women
have joined the armed services. FL
don people are very proud of this
record.
Let J. G. Saurenman, general
roundhouse foreman, tell the advan-
tages of Eldon to working men. Incl
dentally, he is extremely proud Of
the fact that one of his sons is a
major in the army engineer corps,
and the other an ensign in the navy.
"It's good town to live in," he
said. "The people are neighberly,
considerate and very democratic. I
was sent here Is months ago by the
railroad to take charge of the round
house. Right off the bat was ac-
cepted as a member of the COM
munity and extended all the credit
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24
23-LETNA ABREZMADEzNAPRETEK LOST nj REsILA
POsTNEGA RAZNAsALCA PRED KAZNIJO v JEcI

Otis c.. Vierig IL Akrona, je
skozi % let zvesto in brez vsa-
kega madeza opravljal posel
postnega raznasalca, toda ko je
veeraj stal pred zveznim sodni-
kom Wilkinom, obtozen, da je il
pisem, XII so bila zaupana, ukra-
del $700, mu to nj mic pomaga-
10. Pomagalo mu tudi nj, ko je
njegov zagovornik argumenti-
raj, da je Gin izvrsil v stiski,
ker je bolezen zadela MEGA, ze-
no in hcer, in da je denar po-
treboval, da je placal zdravni-
ka. Niti nj pomagalo, da je OBJ
tozenec bill vojak v prvi svetov-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24
Nemci ' ltaijji ' Messccah dyojjne ofenziye
Humor yojni: kako je britska patrola
ugrabila in odpeljala nemskega generala

KAIRO, Egypt. - Danes Sc
je tn zvedelo, kako sc je mala
britska patrola 26. aprila pod
'plascem noci vtihotapila ma O.
tok Kreto in sredi salutirajocih
nacijev ugrabila in odpeljala v
ujetnistvo nemskega generala.
zrtev incidenta, XII prica, da tu-
di vojna nj brez humorja, je po-
stal maj. gen. Heinrich Kripe,
komandant %. oklopne divizije,
star 48 let, XII je dospel ma Kre-
to pet tednov pred svojim "a
jetjem. Pred prihodom ma Kre-
to je bill ma ruski 'front.'.
Skrbno 0pazovanje rodiIo sad
Angleska patrola Sc je po
skrbnem opazovanju nacijske-
ga 81. stana in generalnih oseb-
min navad, XII je bilo izvrseno IL
zraka, cim je padel mrak blizu
Herakliona izkrcala ma bregu in
ustavila avto, v katerem Sc je
general brez spremstva vozil
proti svoji rezidenci v gorah.
British castniki so generala in
formirali, da je ujetnik in So
ferju ukazali,. da sc umakne.
Naciji so strumno salutirali
Nato Sc je vsedel k volanu ne
XII britski oficir, in medtem ko
SO ostali clani patrole z avto-
maticnimi samokresi v rokah
skrbeli, da Sc je srditi general
dobro obnasal, je skupina drzno
,vozila mimo strumno salutira-
joeih nacijev skozi mesto Hera-
klion.
Avto je vozil skozi 20 nem-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24

tudi drugim begunskim vladam,
ma primer poljski. v upanju,
da sovjetska vlada prekine od-
Mosaic jugoslovansko begun
sko vlado, ne moreno, da bi Sc
ne zanimali "a misljenje nasih
zaveznikov o tenn vprasanju."
Korovin belezi potem razlike
zavezniskega misljenja napram
jugoslovanski vladi v Kairu in
zakljuei: "Zdruzeni napor jugo-
slovanskega naroda in moe vo-
dilnih sill anti-hitlerjevske koa-
licije bodo v stanu zagotoviti u
stanovitev ma resnicno demo-
kratskih nacelih slonece Wade
v Jugoslaviji, "a katero bo sta
la Jugoslovanska narodna O.
syobodilna vojska, preizkusena
v plamenih vojne. Njeni preiz-
kuseni yoditelji bi mogli zajam-
citi nezlomljivo edinstvo jugo-
slovanskih narodov donna in y
zamejstvu in odstraniti pota
vse, kar ovira zajednisko stval
osvobo ojenja
'Racunati moramo pri ten
vaznem vprasanju $ poloza5en
zaveznikov, ki vodijo skupnt
borbo proti skupnemu sovraz
lniku."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24
Islandija bo
II. junija postala
Otok Sc nahaja pod
prijateljsko okupacijo
ameriske armade

WASHINGTON, %. marca.
- Ljudstvo 1slandije, XII Sc ma
haja pod okupacijo ameriskih
Get, je danes zakljucilo referen-
dunn, S katerim DO mali severo-
atlantski otok pretrgal zadnje
vezi z Dansko, pod katero je
spadal skozi 563 let.
Islandija, kisje ena najstarej-
sih demokracij ma svetu, je leta
1880 praznovala tisocletnico
parlamenta. Blla je suverena
drzava ze cd leta 1918 dalje,
ampak je obdrzala vez Dan
sko priznavanjem danskega
kralja, Kristjana X.
Vse stranke so Sc Hrekle "a
republiko
Referendum bo formalno u
kinil to vez in II. junija DO Is
landija proglasena kot svobod-
ma in samostojna republika.
Tukajsnji islandski uradniki
pravijo, da je lid referenduma,
XII Sc je vrsil v soboto, nedeljo
in ponedeljek, neizogiben, kajti
vse politicne stranke z vlado
vred so sc izrekle "a republican,
sko formo Wade.
Amerikanci okupirali otok leta
1941
Islandski poslanik Thor Thors
je danes izjavil: .. ..
"Amerikanci so lahko ponos-
nj ma velikodusno in prijatelj-
sko postopan]e, katerega Je Is
landija delezna, odkart Sc naha-
ia pod min okupacijo.. Pc Sc
dem stoletjih borbe "a popolno
neodvisnost smo koncno dosegli
mas cilj. Zanimivo je pae, da Sc
je to zgodilo oh easu, ko Sc je
Islandija nahajala pod okupa'
clio prijateljskel sile. To bi ne
bilo mogoce, ako bi bill okupa-
torji Nemci."
Zedinjene drzave So poslale O.
kupacijsko silo v Islandijo v ju-
liju 1941, da preprecijo silicon
korak cd Nemeije, XII je bila ia.
krat ma visku svoje moci. Otok
je sila vazen "a prekoatlantsko
plovbo in letalske operacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24

nj vojni, da MCCOY. sin sluzi v
letalski sill, in da je vlada do
bila nazaj yes ukradeni denar
in Sc $500 povrhu.
Ko je vceraj 51-letni bivsi
postni raznasalec stal pred sod
nixon, je ta primal resnicnost
vseh teh trditev, potem pa ga
je obsodil ma leto in dan zapora.
Probacija, je v TAKEN slucaju
nemogoca, je rekel sodnik, kaj-
tt posta Zed. draw je nekaj
svetega, in kdor zlorabi zaupa-
ME, XII ga v MEGA stavi vlada,
ko rnu .posto zaupa, mora Bit
kaznovan kot zakon doloca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24
Sovjetski tisk
o JugoslayijI

v pismu casopisu ''Vojna in
delavski razred" komentira pro-
fesor Korovin o clankl akade-
mika Derzavina, Hi je izsel V
prejsnji stevilki istega casopi-
sa in v katerem slavni zgodovi-
mar stavi vprasanje, "ali nj pri-
Sci cas-, da Sc pretrgajo odnosa-
j jugoslovansko vlado v Kai-
ru."
"Derzavin zasluki pohvalo "a
podcrtanje prevaznega vprasa-
MIA Q zaprekah, stavljenih ma
pot borbe Narodno ospobodil-
ne vojske Jugoslayije cd stra-
nj reakcijonarnih krogov grupi-
ranih okoli Jugoslovanske be.
gunske Wade Z pise Koro-
vim.
.Ipak, Derzavinovi konkret'
nj predlogi potrebujejo temelji.
te opore in definancije. osam'
ljenost jugoslovanslxe begunskt
Wade cd naroda, nedemokratsk
znacaj Wade in yeliko stevilt
nepravicnih akcij, katerih po
lsledice SO skodljive vxajenn
stvari Zdruzenih narodov, 81
specificne napake Pnriceve via
de.
Podohne napake 80 lastn'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24
SIN DOBIL DOPUST "a
OcETOVO 1OO-LETNICO

GENESEO, N. Y, %. maja.
- Danes je dospel ma dopust il
Italije 27-letni sarzent Arthur
Hasler, da prisostvuje nekoliko
zapozneli slavnosti, XII Sc bo W.
sila ma Cast njegovega oceta, XII
je bill pred kratkim sto let star.
Sin, Ii ,se nahaja pri zracni
sill, je dobil dopust ma prosnjo
'njegove matere, ki je syojo ze-
ljo sporocila v pismu, XII ga je
pisala predsedniku Rooseyeltu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24
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