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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08

THE STAY of popular Johnny
Howard at the Royale ended last
night and tonight's opening show
brings in an all-new cast, which
has Irv Kostal and his orchestra
as its brightest spot.
Kostaps group comes in for a
short time only, while the Ted
Lewis show fills the vacant spot
they've left at the Latin Quarter
in Chicago.
Jack Green returns in the Co
headline position with new songs
and impressions OF stars of stage,
screen and radio. and Columbus
and Carroll, dance team. come
back, too. Ray Royce. who has
something new in juggling atop
a unicycle. makes hi first local
appearance.
The Dorothy Dorben Dancers
stay on with precision dances and
Roy Tracey remains as master
Of ceremonies.
PENOBSCOT CLUB-Vocalist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08

ROME. July 7 INS)-Pro-
Nazi Prince San Faustino today
was placed under surveillance.
He is the son Of the late Jane
Campbell Of New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
Irv Kostal Band at RoyaIe
With Columbus and Carroll

mains intact, are the Bea Vester
Dancers in musical comedy pre-
.cision routines and the songs OF
Dave Wilborn. AL Alexander ard
his Ragtime Band play for dane
ing and the show.
CLUB HAYMARKET -, Bill
Richards keeps things rolling at a
merry pace with his pointed quips
and ad lib humor and Brent Hayes,
billed as the Paganini of the
banjo, offers a choice selection OF
popular tunes. Ginger Wagner
provides tap and acrobatic rou-
tines,
LONDON CHOP HOUSE -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
New Pasternak Musical

RICHARD NNELL and
Gladys Lehman. who wrote the
script for Two Girls and a
Sailor" are now completing the
screen play for The Thrill of a
Romance" another story with
music to be produced by Joe Pas
ternak. Pasternak also produced
Two Girls and Sailor"
invest In Invasion: Buy . bond
WILLIAM FRAWLEY, rotund
character actor. plays the landlord
in the Fanny Brice Skit, Sweep
stakes" for .'Ziegfeld Follies."
Hume Cronyn is seen as Miss
Brice's husband in the sketch for
the musical which Vincente Min
nelli directs with Arthur Freed as
producer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"Hom in Indiana" II q M,
81. asa, 1871. l0;4s p. m. Pardon My
Rhythm" II So, 3 So sac. 9:46 p. m.
BROADW AY-CAPITOI.-"st OF DR.
Wassen," II a. m. 2 40. 20, 10 p. m.
Lady. Let's Dance, 1:2s, sos, S:4s
p. m.
FISHER Madame Curie," 1:2s. 423
7:1s. 1913 p. m; "SaludoS Amigos.
u 81, 3:46. 7:41. 9:36 p. m.
MADISON Madame Curie," II a m
SO. ASP, 7.is, 1914 p. m; "Saludoi
Amigos" 1919, AIS. III, 1907 p. m
MCHIGAN-"Gaslight 1928, 4. 1882
1l:04 p m Three Men in White" II
a. m. 2:32, 6:04 9:36 p. m.
PALMS STATE -- Two Girls and q
Sailor" 1918. as 7.iO, 1880 y. m
Might OF Adventure" 1910 a. m, 1880
q. 9.25 p. m.
TELENEWS --- News. short subjects. .
a. m 10 II p. m
UNITED ARTISTS Going My Way
II a. m. ? So. 8; 80. 30 p m Henry
Aldrich's Little Secret / 80. $40, $50
p. m.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
IN PERFECT TASTE

Despite this. you will find that
"Going My Way" has been filmed
with a kind of reverence which
prevents il from ever over-Step-
ping the invisible boundary line
Of good taste.
Don't think for a minute that II
is a religious picture" in the
sense that is so frequently meant
by that term. Nor is it a picture
particularly for people of the
Catholic faith. No matter what
your belief is, you will find great
enjoyment in practically every
minute of its two-hour treat.
Crosby. as the unsteady inclined,
baseball loving young priest. gives
the greatest performance Of his
career. We can gauge this alone
by the fact that il takes great
acting to keep up with Barry Fitz-
gerald. who gives an Academy
Award portrayal as the crotchety
old Irish priest. Both are magnifi-
cent. and both dextrously avoid
the maudlin pitfalls which these
roles could easily present.
HER BEST WORK
Rise Stevens, as the childhood
friend Of Bing's who becomes a
famous Met opera star. does her
best work so far on the screen
and she sings the 'Habanera"
from Carmen" wonderfully.
Frank McHugh, as another GU
rate. Jean Heather as girl
slightly runawayward, Emily NAL
yon as the ancient houSekeeper
are all unbelievably good and that
gang of boys-the Robert Mitchell
Boys Choir-haS some terrific
characters in il.
Altogether Going My Way" Is
Just the kind of tonic your doctor
would order and one which we de-
lightfully recommend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08

cos musical crew furnishes music
for Miss Palmer and offers sew
eral novelty numbers.
THREE TREES CLUB Dick
brakes representations continue
in high favor and his balalaika
PAGES the floor show. In the sup
porting group, which again re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
Subscription
Plays Coming

THE THEATER GUILD and
the American Theater Society an
nounced today, through Harry
Mckee. manager of the Cass
Theater. that two subscription
plays will be presented in Detroit
during the coming season.
THE Cherry Orchard" new
adaptation Of the Anton Chekov
play, with Eva Gallienne and Jo-
seph Schildkraut in the leads will
be presented at the Cass the week
of Sept. IL.
"Othello," with Paul Robson
in the title role, will be in De-
troit the week of Oct. 10. This
presentation of the Shakespearean
tragedy, as produced by Margaret
Webster for the Theater Guild,
has established world record for
the run of this play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
Durante Busy Clown

JIMMY DURANTE. having fin.
iShed his caperS in "Ziegfeld Fol.
lies immediately went into his
role in Music for Millions" play
ing his first scenes with Jose
lturbi. Others with top billing are
Margaret O'Brien, June Allysor
and Marsha Hunt. Henry Roster
is directing and Joe Pasternak is
the producer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
Memories Revived

AFTER AN absence Of almost
a year. stage star Billie Burke re-
turns to Hollywood Just in time to
see the filming of "Ziegfeld Fol-
lies" two words made world ia
NOUS by her late husband, Florenz
Ziegfeld.
Miss Burke has been in New
York starring in Mrs. January
and Mr.. Y" with Frank Craven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
Has New Mother

AFTER PLAYING the role of
Janet Archer in Kiss and Tell, "
now at the Shubert Lafayette, for
well over 10 months, Violet Heming
takes a vacation beginning Sunday
and Lila Lee takes over as the
mother of Corliss Archer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08

BRASS RAIL - Roy Swartz S
piano arrangements of current
sentimental ballads are of the
soothing type. Jerry Girardins
Melody Men take over the musical
chore in the evening.
CLUB THREE 666-Bettie Tay-
lor's new sepia revue is Summer
Fiesta" which opens Monday,
Bobbe CASTOR, velvet voiced singer,
returns to the show and the sup
porting cast will include Aunt Je-
NINA. singing and dancin &
comedienne; Pops and Vida, flash
dancers; Johnny Hill, tap dancer;
Billy Naples, singing master Of
ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
|Cronyn Turns Comedian

HUME CRONYN, whose screen
career has been devoted exclusive
ly to dramatic roles since arriving
in Hollywood. is now doing a COM
plete reversal Of typet Cronyn 10
appearing as henpecked husband
to Fanny Brice in 'Ziegfeld Fob
lies"
He is now going about the lot
getting the assurance OF all his
friends that he is actually funny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08

HAVING COMPLETED a lead
ing role in the Ann Sothern star
rer. "Maisie Goes to Reno" actor
John Kodiak left Hollywood on
June "A for Mineral Wells, Tex,
to join his parents and sister for
brief reunion. 1t is Hodiak's first
vacation in 1S months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08

Throaty voiced
Eilene Faye has
a version OF
so Little Time
which appeals
to b 9th men
a n d W o m e n,
Versatile plan
is I A u d r e y
Thomas offers
novelty tunes
during the lulls
and Frank Ga
gems orchestra
rIoythnnc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08
MyWay'
Best Film
BY CHARLES GENTRY

EVERYBODY WILL be going
United Artists way 20 see Going
My Way" unless they want 10 miss
one Of the best pictures OF the
year. ~
II is tremendously important be-
cause IL reveals how eloquent a
simple tale about parish priests
and their problems can be. II is
intriguing because II gives Bling
Crosby chance 10 dof his muSi-
cal comedy attire and prove him.
self a really fine actor. 1t is enter
tanning because il has humor,
warmth. and pathoS all beautifully
interviewer. But il is chiefly Won
derful 10 US. because IL Is a motion
picture with intelligence.
Bing Crosby plays young and
progressive priest who is sent by
his bishop 10 gradually take over
the reins Of the parish which
Barry Fitzgerald. lovable but
slightly senile old priest, has been
holding for over As years.
II is a delicate situation in
which Bing finds himself, but he
is so beguiling a character that he
makes the old man feel. not that
he is unwanted. but that he still
has great Importance.
A SINGING SHEPHERD
Meanwhile. Bing gradually
takes over the affairs of the par
ish. listens 10 the troubles Of the
community. organizes the boys
into a wonderful choir. stills the
voice Of gossip and generally fills
everyone's cup with the milk Of
human kindness.
But so well blended are these
various elements and so subtly are
the religious values mixed with
temporal affairs that the audience
is hardly aware that II is really
listening to and seeing beautiful
sermon on charity and HUMANE
tartan love.
But there is much OF laughter
In its several reels and scenes like
those on the golf course. the
checker game and the wee nip
Of Irish whisky" are Of such hon.
est humor that you will find them
irresistible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-08

Jane p al m e r
S i n G S popular
b all d S and
r h y ( h m i C
rhumba tunes.
Jean B a r G y,
C o mparatively
n e w at I h i S
club, varies be-
tween sw e e I
and swing mel
odies as inter-
Jude pia n i S I,
IObnnU hi II.
The sub., 1944-03-16

conf, Arlene Crawford, Anna Mae Doyle, Mary Jane Cronin, June Jaquith, and Dorothy Irons. Special recognition should be given to the following solicitors; Department
 SO1 H. Dewolfe, I. Gavitt, A. Schwartz. 3O2 J. Allen, T. Dimaggio, R. Ro- berge, w. Sizer, w. O'Connor, A. Newton. 3OS D. Connors, o. Ray, E. Ryan, R. Howard, D. Taggart, l. Top kins.
 3O5 c. Pellitier, H. Knuckles, J. Sauersopf, N. Nibis, c. Heller, M. Sullivan. A. Edgerton, F. Kohlbecker, F. Barker. 308 A. Quist. 3O7 A. Smith, M. Degnan, Grim mer, Holle, Maniee, I. Hopkins. 3O8 A. Jones, R. Keefe, H. Christ ensen, B. Burdick, F. Hobby, I. Page, I. Hopkins. 3O9 I. Anderson, J. McCoombS, K. White. c. Dilureto, s. Cum mings.
 BIO E. McDermott, A. Iverson, J. Matthews, D. Ross, W. Water man.
 316 Henrici, Olsen, DeWoHe, All anach, Galligan, Cady. 32O Navel, Williams. 321 Fleming. 322 Murano, Pachiodo, Donahue, Fusconi, Canpagna. 323 and 324 Crandal Mccarthy, Clinton, HurSchman, Dodge, Holloway, Clark, White, Plante, Demonte, Lasacano, Baum, Stanand, Lis, LaPointe, Grad dock, Trant. Slattery, Oven- stein, Shankel, Hinchey, Argo, Fant, Bertchell. S25 Taggert, McLaney, Herman, Sturgis, Bonanno, Epps, Puza, DiNoto, Czekala, Longucco, MiSkenen. SS0 A. Bundy. 331 Glynn, Slade, Thorp, Gley, Johnson, Andrews, Grymkow- ski, Ravens, Hoxie, Robinson. S00 FoSkett DeMaggio, Coffey, Ad- annS, Falcone, AQuillo. Page, Noucross, Wydler, Murray. Trussell, Chick, Monteith, Brown, Bessette. 3S8 Sullivan, Oviatt, O,Donnell, Folsworthy, Trask, Davis. Cercena, Hadden, Fuller, Gaff- ney, Williamson, Wilson, Graunberger, Sheehan, Barclay, Cramer, Whitehead. 334 D. Foster, Kenyon, Picard. Holland, Hill, Carter, Sofa, Wahgunski. Preston, White hurst, Pieniadz, Whitaker, Do-
The sub., 1944-03-16

Der. Liddington, Risica, Rich ards. Perkins, Hay. 335 Whitehead, Shephard, c. Far go, Hendel, B. Fargo, Olyrowd 336 J. Kane, DeRue, Noble Haka, Vallee, Judd, Schlink, Coder, Hollock, Dropp, McNichOl Ruhleman, Wallace, Christina, Neylon.
 3S7 Haase, Won Buehren, Angus, Wehner, Carey, Piccinetti, Henault Jones, Conway, Hrynko, Martin, Henshaw, Davis, LaRochelle, S. Sanders. 341 Reyburn, Eddy, Bezanson, Dart, Fenton, Cady, Eldredge, Souza, Cruise, Woolley, Elliott Hoffman, Mcgowan, Tirrell, Sampson. S6S Buckingham Eldridge, Jen- ness, Mulcahey, Calvert, w. Roy.
 366 Hill, Raymond, Hays, Lyon. 369 Laughery, Gustini, Chinquan- ta, Teladge, Carter, Murano, May, Pend1eton, J. Mengi Maloney, Piscitello, Mault, Da- wis, Lazzaro, Curley. 270 McAlery, Richmond, Cheney, Morgan, Ringland, Barry, Dias, Mcguire, A. Curley. 371 c. Richmond. 380 c. Hammond, w. Hammond, H. Williams, T. Gibney, P. Barton.
 386 J. Wylie, H. Chapman, H. Sim mons.
 Main Office c. Yuhus, c. Hanover, c. Moore, N. Orkney, N. Olsen, Q. Bruce, l.. Pinel. Vanadium V. Chapman, A. Gauth- rier.
 Government Inspector L. Mig reauN, D. Reeves.
The sub., 1944-03-16
New Rates in
 Effect Feb. IS

Effective February 18, 1914. and by reason of the Navy priority to the Shipbuilding Commission con- cerning adjustments of the lower wage brackets, at this plant, all janitors and matrons are now re- ceiving a minimum of 80c per hour for the first thirty days of their employment and 81c thereafter. All other laborers receive a mini mum of 81c per hour regardless of previous rates.
 The question of retroactive mon- ey between July g, 19H3 and Feb ruary 18, 1944 will be taken up by the Shipbuilding Commission at the regular hearing scheduled in Washington for March 20, 1914 The Union has no doubt Whatso- ever but that when 8 final and permanent decision Is eventually made on retroactivity, all money due will be paid in one lump sum.
The sub., 1944-03-16
Make Progress On Definition
 Of Coppersmith

A special meeting between the executive committee of the Union and the Management was held last week to arrive at a satisfactory definition for coppersmiths. The Union is seeking a definition so that 1t will be able to secure re- classification for a number of workers who are now handling copper but are receiving pipe fit ters rates.
 The Union has secured a con- siderable volume of materials on the duties and shop descriptions on coppersmiths in shipyards both from other independent Unions and from the governmental agencies.
 All the material was submitted and management Is expected to submit its ceunter-proposal for a suitable definition this week.
The sub., 1944-03-16

was the anonymous person who sent those cornical Feb. IA greet ings? Jim Beran Is still looking for the villain. =
 Congratulations to Eddie" Cole lins, second shift expediter, whose wife just had a blessed event weighing about nine pounds. That makes 1t two Eddie Cantors and he hopes the next one will be a Bing Crosby. Hey, who said there was going to be a next one?
 Seen running dead heat to the time clock every morning are Thelma Hamm and Catherine Shafer. It seems that they leave early enough, but upon arriving at the parking lot, you guessed it, no lot. Catherine has to circle the lot about four times with her P30 before she can come in for land- ing. How about reserving section for the 8 o'clockerS?
 It seems that Barbara has bailed out on the Navy and Army Pilots and hasn't landed yet.
 Mary MacGeachie and Charlotte We1ch, tool room clerks, get con- gratulations for both being on time on the same day.
The sub., 1944-03-16

One thousand, one nundreO ana eighteen cards were returned with out funds seven hundred and torty-three of which were from he main yard. These cards were 1ent in from those who were out who contributed to the local drives ick during the drive and by those tt home.
 The E. B. Co. quota average had 5een set at $2.5O per person, and lIthough the donations received with the cards were very grat1fy- ag, the total sum was not up to it's mark.
 Messrs. P. C. Woodruff and H. V Christensen. co-chairman of the lrive together with the steering committee made up of representa- ives of the Labor Management Committee, the Supervisors Coord- hating Committee, the Shipbufld- ITS and Marine Engineers Union If Groton, the Craftsmen Union md the Pattern Makers Union wish O express their appreciation to all vho helped with their time, effort md contributions. The following girls worked with the committees ecording and typing returns and eports: Lillian Keeney, Louise 3runson, Marie Fenton, Juliet F'us-
The sub., 1944-03-16
Shipbuilding Com. Breaks Precedent

1n giving temporary approval of increased rates for learners and laborers in advance of the regular hearing of the schedule of Febru- ary 20, 1914, the Shipbuilding Commission of the War Labor Board broke a precedent. Never previously had 1t given partial approval on 8 pending wage ad- justment regardless of which em- ployer or Union had requested such action. It Is known that some of the major East coast yards att tempted several times to get this preferred advance attention but were unsuccessful despite every effort.
 The precedent was broken only because of the special priority is- sued by the United States Navy at the request of the Electric Boat Company.
The sub., 1944-03-16
Dept. BIO V Yard
 By Jerry Villani

Flashl Sherwood, foreman of the Victory Yard inspectors, throws shin dig at his home for fellow inspectors at their expense. They all contributed to finance the af- fair, but who supplied the points for the meatballS? Wonder if 1t was the spaghetti and meat balls that affected Salty" Chapman that way the following noon? Baiers gave few limitations, the best one being the imitation of a tank which he filled to the brim. Apicelli can't understand why Sherwood keeps those pink elephants in his house. The affair broke up (the dishes, lawn and peace) about 200 a. m.
 Sauntering up Shaw Street the other night on my way home l noticed that most of the telephone poles had been removed. Seeing an old acquaintance of mine I asked him if he could tell me the reason for the removal of the poles. l "Oh, that" he said, Well, the phone company was informed that 'Jo' Grippe, that lovely nurse at the V Yard Hospital, had pur- chased a 1886 Oldsmobile and 1t was taking precautionary steps to protect its property"
 We want to welcome that little Blond Bombshell from the Main Yard Lost Time Dept. and more recently from the Pay Dept, Mer- iarQ Merritt, better known as Mi mi" She Is now working in the Personnel Dept, assisting Gather inc Shafer in the Lost Time Dept. Flip" Sawyer says that the Main Yard Lost Time Dept. has acquired library atmosphere. At the same time we want to welcome Russell Harris, ex Dept. 323 timekeeper, who is now working in the Blue print Dept. Also Georgia Kapsal- iaris, who was transferred from the Pay Dept. to take the place of Dot Collord, who is now work ing i'm the Main Yard Machine Shop Office.
 To Emily de Montluzin, we want you to know that we are very happy to have you back after your long illness and also that you can buy some cold pills from me which are guaranteed to prevent a cold if they work. Oh well, winter Is almost gone, 1t says in the al- nanac.
 It is rumored that GunderSon of the Co. inspectors is working part time, so they tell me.
 Anne Maynard of the Blueprint Dept. wants to thank H. l.. for sending her that lovely valentine, and speaking of valentines, who
The sub., 1944-03-16
Final Results of Infantile Paralysis
 Drive by Depts.

Messrs. J. Joseph Allen and r. Marsters, committee chairmen of the Electric Boat Infantile Paraly- sis Drive, have released the fol- lowing contributions by depart-
The sub., 1944-03-16

After teeth are fully formed, their health is not affected by any articles of diet except starches and sugars.
The sub., 1944-03-16
E. E. Red Cross Driue Nets OUer SIS, 900 From 8,O74 Subscribers

The Electric Boat Company American Red Cross War Fund Drive reported by Chairman F. c. Woodruff, col ected the sum $186O4O from 8O74 subscribers in the yard or an average of $2.32 per subscriber.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-22

kako bolest povzroca temi be-,
sedanli Cvetani. Pobozna misel;
skrbno srce in ljubezen do do
movine j je polozila ma jerk te
besede. ->.. A> |
Cvetana glasno zajoka. Obe|
priskocita k Mi in jo tolazita z
najbolj laskavimi besedami.
Mic nj pomagalo; Cvetana je]
slisala samo besede motive "a
odvrnitev domacih sovrazni-
kov, "a pogin upornih poganov,
"a smrt njenega zapuscenega
oceta. Nj je bilo mogoee utola-
ziti.
Cd tega casa je grascakinja
opustila stare navajo, da je
molila ma glas. Vsak je molil
"a Sc. LIE veasih Sc je zacula
kaka- -beseda., kak vzdih in iz O.
ci so privrele vroce solze. Vsak
je incl "a kaj prositi, vsak je
incl svojo bol, svoje potrebe.
Toda Cvetana je brala ma O.
brazih, da prosijo Boga, da b
jih resil njenega oceta. Nj s.
mogla iznebiti te mucne misli
dasi je bila tako globoko pre-
, pricana, da jo ljubita njeni do
brotnici. Zdelo Sc il je, da bi 81
vendar kot postena hci moral;
, povrniti k ocetu, a grascakinj;
J 10 je vedno tolazila z besedami
da mora sin zaradi we're zapu
stiti oceta in hci mater. TIE to
lazljive, a vendar pretresujoc
! besede so vznemirjale duso po
! stene hcere in pobozne kristja
q ne. 1--we dOlZnOStl ina, KaLer
J. hoce izpo!niti
h Lizika je mislila ma Bozida
ra. V vojski je, kjer cepi smr
il "a vsakim drevesom kakor ser
u ca, vsak trenutek izdihne Liz
XII tako drago duso. Prosila j
n veckrat Boga, da Sc dragi tovs
a ris mladostnih let in ljubljene
t. njenega srca povrne z ocetol
l. vred srecen in zdrav, da jo n
h grajskem mostu zamahne e
a pico v pozdrav in zaklice slav
j. osvobojeni in skofom osrec'
j. nj Moravski.
T. In grascakinja?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-22

Lucia, dobra, nezna dusa,
skrbna gospodinja in ljubeca
matt obeh prosivk, je sprejela
svoje teznje v ponizno in poboz-
no molitev "a moza, "a hcer, "a
memo prijateljico, "a tezko IL
kusano domovino, "a ujetega
apostolic, "a blodeee pogane, da
bi jih obsijala luc prave we're
in da bi vsi ziveli v miru in lju-
bezni, da bi sc radovali v vesee
|liu in tolazili v bridkostih.
| Dolgo so klecale, dolgo moh-
lie. veter je pihal, udarjal ma
okna in ogenj v peel je veasih
visoko zaplapolal. Bila je ne
mirna noe; Lucia je ukazala,
da bi ma utrdbah bedeli in vse
pozorno cuvali. Tudi sama j
hotela ostati pokoncu.
Kraljica ,nebeska, pomagaj
resi- mas! Daj, da zavlada poko
v dezeli, mir v srcu! Potem t.
hoeemo vedno bolj gorece ca
stiti, k tebi moliti, da --
zunaj je bio, kakor bi bill ma
enkrat posvetil mesec, dasi j
bilo nebo ze cd vecera pokrit
S temnimi oblaki. Tako nagl
in iasno Sc je zazarilo.
:, Najprej zapazi to cudno sve
tlobo Cvetana. Obledi in pricn
viii roke in mocno zavpije: &C
&c prihaja."
: (Dalje prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-22

Prodo Sc poceni
kuhinjsko pee in radio. Vse v
dobrem stanju. Vprasa Sc ma
1876 Abbey Ave.