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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-09-08

cannot continue to quell the
desires of Africans to rule
their native land; that Eth
opa's outlets to the Dead Seas
and Gulf of Alden must be re-
turned to her: that India must
be given the right to self-gov-
ernment; that the Shanghai
international settlement must
be abolished and abandoned;
and that the imperialistic
practice which parades under
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-09-08

the label Of bearing the white
mans burden must be per-
manently discarded.
Governor DeWey's views on
the world situation had been
criticized by supporters of the
New Deal because the COVER
nor had not declared himself
in favor of a certain kind of
Internal. nalism that would
find a few big powers control
ling the world as in the past
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-09-08

and thus planting the seeds
for a future world war. His
statement to Hull, followed by
his prompt naming of Mr..
Dulles as his spokesman, is
gaining nationwide favor as a
mark of genuine statesman
ship and also as a hard-hit
ting. straight forward rebut-
tai of the soft-spoken policy
of American dream diplo-
macy
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-09-08

listed men. Rounding out the
afternoons show were soloists
and choral groups from the
city.
A formal speech of accep-
tance was made by 1t. Col. G.
G. Heldenfels, Of Beeville,
Texas, u. S. Army Port Com
nander, in reply to Mr.. Fl. II.
Palmer, SkoWhegan, Maine,
american Red Cross zone exc
cutive, who turned the club
over to the Armv.
Included among the large
cross-section of enthusiastic
allied boosters present at the
opening were the Lord Mayor
and Lady Mayoress of Hull;
the Sheriff and Sheriff's Lady,
and other city officials; repre-
sentatives Of the British Army
md Navy; members Of the
British Red Cross; represea-
tatives Of the Ministry Of
Works, Food and Labor, the
clergy, and a large corps Of
British volunteers.
Editors Note: Mr.. Chiles 10
we'll known In Cincinnati,
Loc'sland and Dayton. While
in Dayton was assistant pas
tor at Wayman church and
was a personnel official at
Wright Field.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-09-08

nay rsaon at Junior High School, in Washington e
windows of the schools savings department v
extra savings tribute to the Allied Forcss
Mrs teacher in charge Of the war savings depart
that the students had purchases
worth Of stamps since the school last September
Mary line front 15year-od stusat has
rnaatw opened.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-09-08

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The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
ATG EvENs

Regular meeting of inc Alaska Territorial Guard Tuesday eve ming at 1900 hours.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
Navy Announces Drop In Subs

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 31. -(AP)-Navy officials today an- nounced a cut-back in the subma- rine building program, indicating the loss of fewer submersibleS than expected, and the need of eight other types of ships and weapons.
 The number of undersea craft in. service now exceeds 200, the Navy said,
 The need is for aircraft car riers, cruisers and new-type as- sault ships, 40mm. guns and roc kets and firing equipment, for both planes and ships, also high octane gasoline.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
Russians At Gates Of Famed Capital
 .Of Poland

LONDON, July 31,--(AP)-Ger- man broadcasts indicated today that the Russians were at Warsaw, and had previously taken Kaunas, after fateful Sunday in which other Soviet forces stormed seven. miles inside the Suwalki triangle in East Prussia.
 At Warsaw the radio report stated German troops prevented the Russian forces from break ing into the town proper.
 A German commentator said the Soviet army had formed an arc round one side of the city, and that artillery was playing havoc at an easy range, on it's old spires.
 The latest Moscow report plac- ed the army about 20 miles south east Of Poland'S capital.
 An early fall of the city is ex- pected.
 West of Kaunas the Germans are throwing in fresh reserves in an attempt to halt the Russian push in East Prussia itself.
 All long the 1,0OO-mile front the Russians reported advances, taking over LAO populated local ities.
 In the trapper area of Brest- Litovsk 1000 Germans surrender ed after IS 900 had been killed, Moscow said.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
Leaning Tower Of Pisa Said
 To Be Leyelled

NEW YORK, July 31.-tAP)- A Berlin broadcast to America as- serted that American artillery fire has leveled Italy's leaning tower of Pisa. There was no allied con- firmation of the report.
 The Berlin announcement was coupled to an assertion that there were no military installations at or near the tower.
 Allied dispatches last week stat ed the Germans were using the tower, the twelfth century tower, one of the original seven wonders of the world, as an observation post.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
British Units Score Successes Against Robots.

LONDON, July. 3f.-cAP5-Brit. ish anti-aircrtft units and fighter pilots scored lew successes against the sporadic afvos of robot bombs hurried at thllr southern" England and London area, but some of the bombs wfre breaking through and causing considerable damage and icasualti4.s
 Much of ,ondon'ss population have left the city over the week end in spite of the improved de. lenses.
 Reported hcidentsA included TO- bot bomb his on children's play grounds, a ,. M. c. A building, a hospital and several houses RAF' bomhrs returned from the Pas de Calais area on the coast, wherethey struck the sup ply depot Watten, where the Germans haze constructed mas sive concret supplements be- lieved to beconnected with their new flying en-ton rockets.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
Liberators Smash Four Airdromes At Sorongg

ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD QUARTERS ON NEW GUINEA, July st.-tAPj-Today, General Douglas MacArthur reports that some of his Liberator bonibers smashed the four Japanese air dromes at Sorong, on the north west tip of Dutch New Guinea.
 The heavy rain was aimed at Moefni, Sagan," Otawite and the Utaron airstrips, almost nullify- ing the Japanese remaining air strength on New Guinea.
 Meanwhile, Mitchell Medium bombers and strafed the east coast of Halmahera Island, which lies directly across the Halmahera Sea from Sorong, and is in the path of the Philippines, the major goal of MacArthur's forces.
 The Halrnahera attack followed up the Thursday raid when al- lied planes shot down Is Japan csc planes over Halrnahera, and destroyed 30 more on the ground.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
War Planes Put Guam Airdrome Into Condition

U. s. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD QUARTERS AT PEARL HAIR BOR, July 3l,-(AP)-American warplanes put Guam's Orote Pen- insula airfield into operation to- day, and American warships are anchored in Apra harbor, the time U. s. Pacific stronghold on the route to the Orient.
 The stars stripes flying over many places on Guam, took on the semblance of former American oc- cupancy
 Our ships are now using Apra harbor on the west coast of Guam, the site of the former naval base, " said Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, in a 'conainunique, land several of our aircraft have landed and taken off the Orote Peninsula air-strip."
 On Tinian Island, the comrnun- ique reports, the U. S. marines have captured Tinian, and swept ahead to bottle the Japanese de- lenders of the island into the south ern end of the island, where re- sistance is increasing, as the Amer jeans are forcing the several thousand Jap troops into the ever smaller pocket.
 The restoration of Guam,s Apra harbor to American control means a sort of homecoming for hun dreds of naval officers and enlist ed men from the warships an- chored in the harbor,
 Many recounted the occasions when in Apra, while. the rest went ashore at Agana, the capital, for
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
RED ARMY HITS WARSAW
Wood Addresses Nome Employers

"Oakies, Arkies and Brooklyn ties just don't seem to find use full hitch in Alaska, said Peter Wood, while addressing a group of Nome's citizens Friday eve evening.
 But getting to the problem before us, we must make every effort to finish the job this year" he said.
 In explaining the part played by the War Labor Board, Wood said the Alaska division is com- posed almost 100 per cent of Alaskans at least some of them have been here more than two years.
 Employers are given break in preference to the employee, in es much as he has more head aches than the laboring man.
 We must see farther ahead and plan to take the unemployment situation which will in the very near future be upon us, in good stride.
 Many will find themselves out of job, and should now make the necessary preparations to keep themselves employed in some per manent job
 Steady workers will find they will have the advantage over those who =perindicallp take tinne off for drinking or other unnec- essary excuses.
 MT Wood, northwestern Alaska director, opened the meeting to discussions, which led far from the questions at hand, but were for the most part interesting.
 The department will aid and as- sist both the employer and em- ployee.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
5000 American Planes Bomb Nazii Targets

LONDON, July 31.-(AP)-More than 5000 American planes struck the Munich area, and French air fields, Rumanian oil works in Bucharest and Ploesti
 while 2,5OO planes from Britain were casting new destruction in Germany and France, and another force of more than 500 struck ob- jectives within l80 miles of the Russian lines "''."
 Many hundreds of planes oper- ated tacticall! before the advanc- ing Americafs and Britons in Normandy, blasting areas behind battle areas, hitting rail yards, and bridges as far south as Fouls.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
American Troops Advance I3 Miles I'm Normandy

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS OF THE ALLIED EXPEDITION ARY FORCES IN ENGLAND, July 31.-(AP)-An American ooiurnn, bursting through the Ger mans scrambled Seventh Army, raced to Avaranches. 18 miles beyond previously reported posi- tions and established pivotal line theatening to flank the en- tire German defense in wsetrn France.
 Avaranches is 60 miles across the Normandy Peninsula, from the ID" Day beachheads. A firm grip on the town will permit the Americans with powerful tank columns, to swing around the Germans toward Paris, 160 miles away, or to chop off the Brest Peninsula, at any rate the allies have thrown l054miie arc across the base of the Normandy Penin- Su1a, ready for break into cen tral France.
 The situation, according to qualified observers has immense possibilities. The ring around Avaranches traps another group of Germans fighting around Gran vile and other areas to the north. Since Tuesday last, 10000 pris- oners have been captured. Rem nahts of at sleasr eight 'Nazi divi- sions are being ground up by. the American war machine.
 Meanwhile,s the Germans faced another threat in the new Mont gomery offensive with British and Canadian forces, which are mov- ing forward onsa sevenAmile front beginning aat tCaunfont on Sunday at dawn and have smashed for ward to a depth of eight miles at 4 es center of Fthe enerny's line, .Jaking the viliagssof Galet at the peak of the fspearKsad, and zroll- ing over dossn" otiier hamlets and towns in the advaHce.R
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
Ro'''n'el Reported Slain in Battle Of Normandy

b. s: FIRST ARMY IN FRANCE. July s1.--tAP5-An American staff officer said in- fcfnlation. gathered from French civilians coincided with reports from German prisoners that Field Marshal Erwin Rommel died of wounds received on the Caen' froht.
 "Details from French civilians" aaid the officer, strengthened the report of the German field mar shars death, but it is not yet con- adered certain"
 The officer said: According to prisoners reports, Rommel was shot several times in the lungs tsys a strafing allied plane, and taien struck in the head when the car in which he was riding turned Over"
 "Whether he is dead or not, intakes little difference the off car concluded. "With the wounds ha received, we can be pretty damn certain he is not command, ing any army"
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
Nazis Hold Eighth Army Through
 Counter Attacks

ROME, July 31.-tAP)-Coun- teratt-acking at every opportun- ity, Nazi infantry and tanks held the British Eighth Army at Bay hills, five to seven miles south of Florence, at a cost hardly like ly to prove worthwhile to the enemy's depicting armies.
 The allied headquarters said ar- tillery laid down a barrage in laundering curtains of fire, but the German units lashed back from Florence's last defenses.
 Along the Fifth Army front of 30 miles on the lower Arno river big guns on both sides continued to trade fire across the stream with no indications that the Americans had penetrated beyond the southern limits of Pisa
 On the east coast of Italy, how ever Polish troops reported fight ing in the streets of senigsllisa,' about 40 miles below .Riniini. and s6 . airline miles from tlies mouth. of the Pc river.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
cAA ENGINEER TAKES INITIAL SOLO FLIGHT
local

George Karabelnikoff, local cAA resident airwWaays engineer, made his first solo flight July 25. George has been helping construct airports in this part of the coun- try for some time and now is hoping to get some use out of his labors by taking off and landing on these same airports. George soloed in the 75 horsepower Piper Cruiser of Rainbow Shyways and says that this is one case where, if he makes bumpy landing he won't be able to blame it on the airport
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
Transport Plane Down In Crash

WASHINGTON, July 3t.-tAp) The War Department announced today that C-54 transport plane presumably went down Wednes- day between Iceland and New foundland, with 26 aboard, inciud- ing IS army and three navy stretcher cases.
 The plane was enroute from Scotland to Mitchell Field.
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ENGsrRoM IN TOWN WITH YOUNG SON

Fl. Engstrom arriveF in town from Basin Creek where he has located his headquarters for the summer. Accompanying him on his trip for supplies was his small son.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
IN NOME FOR FEW DAYS ON BUSINESS

John Hegness, oldtime Alaskan, is in Nome for a few days, just having returned from the Arctic, where he has been assisting the government oil survy party in the Pt. Barrow district.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-31
IF: Jap Ships
 Sunk IS Report

WASHINGTON July si.-tAP)
 The Navy announced today that submarines have sunk IT more Japanese vessels including one destroyer escort vessel, raising the total to 3s, the number of vessels reported by the navy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-06
Zakaj bonn volil "a
Leonardo F.. ..Fuersta?.

Odgovor naslovnemu vprasa-
nju je enostaven. County Clerk
Of Court Mr.. Leonard F. Fuerst
je prvi okrajni izvoljeni urad-
nix, XII je dal Slovencem vse-
stransko priznanje in imenoval
v najvisjo pozicijo tega urada
Slovenca, mladega, narodno "a
vednega in energienega John II.
Gornika, sina spostovane in cis-
lane druzine John Gornika, tr-
govca in hisnega posestnika ma
ST. Clair Ave.
Oh casu depresije, ko nj bilo
mixer dobiti della, niti ga "a
dragi denar kupiti, je Mr.. Leo
nard F. Fuerst nam Slovencem
naklonil devet uradniskih NEST.
Veckrat sem incl priliko q MIN
goyoriti in kadarkoli sva zasla
ma pogovor nasih ljudi, je incl
0 Min le lepo besedo in laskavo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-06
FRANK j. POkORNY

Frank J. Pokorny, demokrat-
ski kandidat "a drzavnega po-
slanca je izkusen in marljiv.
Kot poslanec Sc je nahajal dr.
zavni zbornici en- termin, cd
1941 do 1912. Je veteran de-
mokratske stranke, ter dobro
man med demokratskimi sku-
pinami sirom okraia in drzaVe.
Sedaj .je predsednik demokrat-
skega kluba %. varde.
Frank j.. Pokorny je V prl-
vatnem ziyljenju zemljiski pro-
dajalec in ina svojg ura d. ma
1874 Buckeye Rd. Bill je Sc
vedno aktiven v bratskih orga-
nizacijah in Sc .zanimal "a ak
tivnosti v dobrobit splosnosti.
Ko boste sli v torek ma volisse,
oddajte vas glas MENU "a dr.
zavnega poslanca. Advert.
IL F Fa 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-06

pravijo. Pregovor pravi: "Bese-
de micejo, dejanja vlecejo."
4. zene, katere so donna pri
gospodinjstvu, maj gredo ma vo-
lisce takoj, ko odpravijo moza
v tovarno in otroke v Solo. Gre
de pa maj stopijo k prijatelju in
sosedu in ga opozorijo IA drzav-
ljansko dolznost. so
5. zene in matere so napro-
sene, da ma dan volitev nitro
pripravijo vecerjo, da kadar Sc
moz, hcerka ali sin povrne liz
della, da takoj prisede, hitro
odpravi z kosilom in odpravi v
volilno koco.
6. Kdor Sc il della povrne po-
zno in bi ga vecerja odvrnila cd
volitev, maj domov grede opra-
VI drzaVlJansko dolznost.
7. Ko vstopis V volilno koco
vp1asaj "a dem. glasovnico in
voli pc svoji vesti in razsodno-
sti, toda ne zabi voliti "a kan
didate, XII jih Slovenski demo-
lzratski klub v Euclidu pripo-
roca.
s, Ne delaj 81 pri volilni dolz-
nosti hitrice. Napravi (X) pred
inlenom kandidata in zavedaj Sc
dejstva, da so volilni uradniki
radi tebe in ne ii radi njih V
volilni koci.
kO bos vse to napravil vedi,
da 81 tudi tt tisti moralni bo-
rec, kakor oni ma frontah, XII sc
bore "a ohranitev civilizacije.
Vedi, da volts v imenu onih, XII
SO razkropljeni sirom celega
sveta, XII Sc borijo "a tvojo in
mojo svobodo.
LIE bojazljivec Sc odteguje pri-
marnim Volitvam, ker mora de-
klarirati pripadnost k stranki.
Vprasali bi take, koga je sram,
da je Lausche governerski kan
didat.
-Kampanjski odbor SLOW
demokratskega kluba,
Euclid, Ohio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-06
Zgodovinski JUBILEE

Stirideset let V zgodovini sve-
ia, nj velika starost, Stirideseu
let V zgodovini ameriskih Slo-
vencev, je lepa doba. Drustvo
Naprej st. 5 SNPJ je stare Stl-
rideset let, torej je emo maj
starejSih druStev V ameriski
Slcveniji.
TOda starost sama ma sebi ne
pomeni veliko, ako nj bila plo-
dovita. To sc ne more reci o
drustvu st. S SNPJ. To dru-
stvo je bilo vse skozi steber V
nasem naprednem in bratskem
prizadevanju clevelandski ma
selbini. Menim, da tega fakta
ne more nihce ovreci.
Takoj, ko je bilo ustanovlje-
no podporno drustvo Naprej, 81
je dalo nalogo pomagati nasim
bratom in sestram V tujini, jim
stati OBJ strani potrebi in ne
sreci, a obenem pomagati pri
vsaki kulturni in prosvetni ak
ciji, XII je zrasla ma ameriSkem-
slovenskem polju, namenom
dvigniti mas narod do bol Use
izobrazbe, boljse existence in
boGsega razumevanja tujine.
DruStvo Naprej st. 5 SNPJ
XII skozi dolgih stirideset let
podpira vse, kar je plemenito
in lepo nasi veiiki naselbini,
praznuje V nedeljo svoj Stride
setletni JUBILEE. Oh tel priliki
pTiredi krasen varijetni pro-
gram V Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma st. Clair Ave.
TIA program Sc vrsi V nedeljo 0
/ cb treh popoldne V avditoriju u
| SND. Program je izredno pc
ster. Pridite, ne DO Yam zal!
Preprican sem, da Sc bodo
korporativno udelezili Napreje-
vega jubileja vsi reprezentantje
nasih vodiinih drustev SNPJ
Preprican sem, da bono videli
ma proslavi nase Vipavcane in
nase vrle clane drustva Mir,
142 SNPJ in cd st. SO SNPJ in
1 cd st. 1876 SNPJ in cd st. 137
| SNPJ in cd st. lat SNPJ in cd
st. 566 SNPJ, it'd, it'd.
Sc nekaj. Nasa prosvetna in
pevska drustva so vedno nasla
odprto srce in roko, kadar sc
lvprasala nase drustvo "a to ali
'ono podporo. Vedno smo bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-06
Hrvatska grupa
darOvala "a Lausche.
tOvO kampanjO

Dne 30. aprila 1914 Sc je vr-
Sila seja Croatian American Re-
lief odbora, oh kateri priliki Sc
ie med navzocimi nabralo slede-
co vsoto v prid kampanje zu-
pana Franka J. Lauscheta "a
governerja. Darovali so sledeci:
$25. 90 Croatian American
War Relief Alliance.
John Pekarek, kandidat "a O.
krajnega komisarja $1,000.
Pc $500: Mr.. in Mrs. VIM.
M. Boyd, Mr.. in Mrs. Daniel
Stakich, Thomas Krivacic, FIR.
sneler, Harry Gulan, Anton Lo-
zic, Petar Strahinic.
Pc $780, Mike Gajski, Steve
Bernardo Sr., Petar Radkaj;
Nick Perencevic, George Koste-
lac, Katie Putarek, Mrs. j. To-
mac, Paul Juratovic, John Si-
skovic in Josephine Kovace-
vich. ~-~
Pc $1:00: Kuzma Puz, Cyril
PctroVie, Joseph Grsic, Mike ST.
mcaoVio3 Joseph Kovacevic, Pc.
ter Kg,tlesa, Jim Vlasic, Eirna
sedlacelz, stiapan zguric, Mi.
chael Boich, Kuznna Vlah, Mar
ko Fudurieh, Geo. Reich sr.
Mato sabasic, Franjo Palcic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-06
DONALD BELL:
SVEDSKA Y OSPI2EDJU

Nevuana Svedska ie natanko Y sredi dvostranske
4vCne yojne take szo5ne e Sc nj bio Cd pocetka psi
loloskega boievania vekem 0bsegu tik predno Sc
zaveli prv streli leta iS39
Neposredn vzrck krogIic1;t Iezisca. Svedska Jlh
iz5ouje in jih po0ajv veLikh mnoznah Nemc1J, kar
je nemalo olai2aLo Ncmcem vojni nap0I.
Velila Blt2nja in Zdry1zene dlzave, kakor tudl Rl-
eifa hoccio da 5veg p1eneha prodajat kogIjicna e-
zSCa Nemcom Meme yd &eVeda hoceJo, Ga Sc prooaJa
na0aljuje.
Zayeznizi noe "a .ozti 8vcds!j silo pac pa to de-
lajo Ncmci N poSuS>io boj9vitlm gestaml p1praVltl
Svede do nak onjeusC NelSI gbj resncno menlJo, da
mai Svedsza ali nadaUje kupcijo Nemcijo ali pa 81
bO Nemciia Vzea sO cesar MOle dObll Vec ma poo
1agi sporazuma
Svedska resno zeh, da 5i ostala nevtralna. deze-
Ia XII ie TAXI geoo?afski p0zicii kakor Svedska mo-
re bt popolnon1a neVtdha
prvih letih Von Sc ]e SVedska morala Vdau nem-
$enu pritisku Dovolia ie cello prevoz nemskih Get IN
lunicie ma Nolve1o in Iinsko Poeg ega e memo ma
lavno in industsko bogastvo bilo vkljuceno nemskl
N0ni apaa To je bila k e molaIa SVedska pla-
Gati zato da nj ba okupisna kakor Danska in Norve-
ska
Po dugi Stlani ie bio zeo plikadno HltlerJa, ola
e Svedska sodelovala da b hpela pod sabotazo ka
ko so luge dlzave in da b MOI ala uporabjati sVoJe
Cete I'd zaedne in krocene nenakcnJenega pre-
biValstVa.
see DO nemskih porazh Rusiji in po anglo amer-
la prepoveat evoz nemskh Get in municije skozi sVo
lie lae Sele aklat so Svei zaved zaveznisklh pre-
tent tako med vojnO, kot med poVojno dobo.
VISA Syeds;a pipoz1a, da e njena svoboda odvisna
cd zavezniske image Seveda raise bi dozivela anglo
;ne1iSko zmago nego rsko. Ne zao, ker je malo
kraliesvo sttahu pred konnizmom stoletJa Je blla
cdliscna Rusija 3Vcdslla zgodovinska sovraznica.
Toda &c bi Finska ostaa neodvisna sla kakorsneko-
bi bile nene meje bi bila sa, N bi stra preteco nen-
Tko prevado P esni zunani minister Rihard Sander
ic rehel: "Finsko razlInet sinpazirat Nor
yeSko."
To!a svedi ne marajo do2Gm4sati zltev "a zavezni-
Eo >tva N1ihova nevtraInos jim je izVstno obnesa.
Sloz mnuoa leta MISC me cz@p senosti. Cello beguncl
i'm MISC Iii breme. Ma Svedlo Ie pso $4,000 voJnlh
a4sucvv in sicer $4,000 NoVezanov 14000 DanceV g.
CJ asuns:ih svedov, 1900 15tonceV, 1000 Pojakov,
uyO Ncncev Avsttijcey in cehoV, 1900 Rusov OgroV,
III E.uc3ZOE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-06

Ia kampanjo Frank j. Lau-
scheta, nasega zupana, "a go
vernerja dam $500. Ce kdo mo-
jih priiateljev misli, da je malo,
maj Sc on in ona pridene.
Tole je bila object, ko mi nj
bilo treba mic senkat.
Mr.. Louis Novak Je cakal As
let "a svojo ljubezen, sedaj pa
jo je dobil - Mary, preje Sc je
pisala CAESAR. Oh tisti prilikl
mi nj dala poljub, pa vseeno
sreca dobra obema!
zadnjic mi je neka zena re-
kla: Malo je m o - mic pa
mic. zato tukaj posljem $500
"a Glasbeno Matico, ker Sc nj
S e m mogel udeleziti koncerta
zadnJo nedeljo.
Joe Pograjc.