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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-27
KATHERINE ELLIS

Worlds Famous Psychic is giving
private interviews at the Baranof
Hotel, answering all questions per-
tanning to Health, Love Affairs and
advice on Finances. Phone 800 for
appointment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Pre-HoIiddy
Market Dull
Park-TiIford Rally
Offsets EARLY Drop

NEW YORK. May u f1NS)-
The stock market dragged through
a dull. prehohday session today
with price changes few and far
between-and of little significance.
Many traders had left the
streets for four-day holiday and
those who did make appear
ance were little inclined 10 get out
on a limb before the long week
end.
Park e. Tilford was an early
feature breaking IS points on the
first sale. Tho company an
nounced its longawaited whisky
dividend plan yesterday and the
market today was concerned
chiefly with evaluaiing the stock
on the basis Of IT'S call on six
cases of liquor al from about SO
10 $50 a case.
After falling 10 9l&, il rccov-
erred 10 % and held around that
level for the rest OF the session.
Merchandising shares were ac-
tive and higher. Macy went into
new high ground az 1875 under
the stimulus OF the preferred divi-
dend Buying IN allied stores
moved that to lS2s, also new
high.
Stcels were quiet and rails firm.
Communications were higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

FRUITs-Appies. Baldwins. fancy, ala
bu.: No. /. S3a3.5O: Northern spys.
fancy A.14 bu.: No. /, $4,000 3.75;
steele's Red, fancy. S4.14 bu.; No. /,
apples, S4ls 4s-lb.. buD
VEGETABLE GREENS-Sorrel, Is y 9Oc
bu. Spinach. fancy. 81 ls-lb. bu: No. /,
g. n eOc. Kale. S1mI.35 bu. Green onions.
60 n 9Oc doz. bchs. Mustard greens, No. !,
65 n 90c bu Turnip greens, No. 1, 6j "a
zoe bu Coliards 50 bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -
Leaf lettuce Si.50ul.65 hu, Parsley,
curly. Sl25a1.5O duz bchs Escarole.
STD hu Romano 81 % bu.
VEG ETABLES IN ! 5 q > Aspara-
gus. fancy. 81 30 doz. bchs 80. ]. 90cH
81 %. Beets, topped No. J, 81 49, so bu.
Broccoli. No ! 50 50 Du Carrots. topped,
No. !, 81 256ti so bu. Celery root, No. l.,
50 JOd3 bu. ChiVes 75M9Oc doz.
Leeks, No. I. 81 5002 dor. bchs, parsnips,
fancy, - bu.: No. /. SJH3,5O. Potatoes,
No. l. 81 1OW3 100 lbs. Rutabagas, No.
I. Sl91.25 bu. Radishes, red, outdoor,
fancy, 81 do2. bchs.; No. /. 60a 75c T;
radishes long white, 81 doz bchs. Tur-
nips topped, No. !. 90c 10 Si.25 bu. Rhu-
barb. outdoor. 50075c doz. bchs.
EGGs--I.arge $10g 1906 30-doz. case;
medium, $3.50 40.
PLANTS - Vegetables. mise, 81 n 1.S0
nat: cabbage, 9Oc 90 SIPS: flowers, misc,
81 5O12 fat; Pansy. No. j. S3n3 so.
Saliva. 81 fiat. GeranIums, 14-pot fiat,
81 5Of6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Panel Of Experts

The Michigan Association of
Certified Public Accountants, the
Detroit Control of the Controllers
Institute of America and the Ma
tional Association of Cost Ac-
'countants are sponsoring an all
day termination meeting 10 be
held on Thursday, June !, at $50
a. m. in the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
Questions on all phases of termi-
nation will be answered by panel
OF experts from the army air
forces and the Detroit ordnance
district. The army air forces ex-
perts are 1t. Col. j. +. Bragger,
Maj. II. r. Limbaugh and Capt.
ID. c. Harris. The Detroit ord
nance district experts are Col. r.
J. Hesse, Maj. f. Greenbaum and
Mai. K. c. Tiffany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
DETRoiT SUNDAY ZINES
WHY'S Pays $3.50
0nPrefered
Arrears Cleaned Up
Prior to Redemption

NFW YORK. May WHY'S
Overland Motors, Inc. has de-
.rfarrrf a dividend of 56e-eh $40
par. s per cent cumulative con-
veriible preferred stock, 10 clear
up the accumulated dividends
through March 81. TIM dividend
will be payable June 10 TO holders
OF record June 6.
Directors also voted 10 redeem
preferred stock IN accordance
with the mandatory provisions oil
the certificate of Incorporation on
Aug. |. a Sl050 per share, plus
accrued dividends as of that date.
The requirements of the redemp-
ton provision amount TO 1888
426 The shares 10 be redeemed
will be selected by lot.
According 80 the records OF the
New York Stock Exchange. as
submitted by Wlllys-Overland, the
company had outstanding total
of 1856 shares OF preferred
stock as of April 30. 1914. OF
which los. 995 represented shares
held in us treasury.
Preferred holders may present
shares for conversion with these
transfer agents: Chemical Bank
and Trust Co. New York City,
and Toledo Trust Co. Toledo. o.,
and they will receive in exchange
IL shares -Willys-9veriand
common stock. plus an amount
equal 10 the unpaid preferred divi-
dends which will accrue prior 10
JulV 81. 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
LACK UNDERSTANDING

The degree of naivete and lack
of understanding in the fiscal field
can hardly be exaggerated. In the
last war, one newspaper reader
inquired whether he had to pay
the treasury for holding his funds.
Perhaps he was forerunner of
the new school of economists. who
envisage negative interest.
In Illinois, buyer of war bonds,
which are redeemable in cash on
demand in go days, misunderstood
the redemption privilege. and
thought it was mandatory TO ask
for cash. Accordingly. he made it
a practice to buy bonds regularly,
but then convert them into cash
after holding them for so days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
What S New
In Business
British Workers
Average so Hours
By WARD SCHULTZ

For the first time during this
war, figures havE bern cuttCctcu
and published on the actual hours
worked by almost all types OF
industrial workers in Britain.
The survey was undertaken for
the first pay week of July, 1913,
and the results published in Febru-
sry. 1874. Ii Is shown that for
the occupations covered the aver
age for men OF p years and over
vas $50 hours a week: for women
of rs years and over. 45.9; for
youths l4-20. as, and FOR girls
14-l7. 45,l. The average for all
workers was % hours "A week.
These figures are compared with
figures for October. 1898. in which
the men worked an average Of
All hours a week. women ABS,
youths 49,. and girls 44.6. with
an overall average OF 46.o hours
a week
1iiC ia ultS ~ vi AhAA'N w wv
total number of hours actually
worked. including overtime and
excluding all time lost.
The details given for July, 1913.
show considerable differences be-
tween different occupations, vary
ing between 43,9 for hat and cap
workers to 5S.l for marine
engineers.
The basic working week for
men in most union collective
agreements in Britain is about
47-4S hours. with overtime pay
Of Ia liz and double pay for
Sundays and holidays. There is
no legal limit 10 the hours of
adult men teXcept in coal min
ing). but the maximum hours OF
women and young persons 114=17l
are limited 10 between Al and 4S
hours. save where special permits
sion is given by the appropriate
government department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Grain Market

CHICAGO. May 81 (INS)-
Wheat futures turned firm today
and advanced nearly a cent after
declining similar amount early.
July moved -Hp-te Sf62- from
S1.60%. Last prices were I'M
changed 10 sc higher.
Rye was under pressure early
but rallied with July leading the
uptprn. The nearby delivery
stunned sc to Sl.10is. but staged
sharp rally that sent the con-
tract up 10 SLIP, representing a
1i9c advance over the preceding
close. May slumped as much as
lac before bracing slightly. Final
prices were 1i4c higher 10 lac
lower.
Oats finished &c up 30 15c Off,
and barley a C 10 lc down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
PECULIAR BOARDING

1t is curious why those wanting
to accumulate dollars in some
instances hoard noninterest bear
ing currency instead of interest
bearing United States government
bonds.
Those who have probed the
anomaly find that some suspicious
persons like the anonymity which
is involved in holding currency
instead of registered bonds.
As a result of this. there has
been some agitation for the treas
ury to consider issuing apprecia-
ton bonds. such as series e." in
unregistered form.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

and Supply Co; third vice presi-
dent, B. j. Studebaker. National
Bank of Detroit and treasurer,
G.. b. Nairn. Prudential Insurance
Co. Directors are: Norman c.
lson, The Maccabees and
Stewart Wilson. Larrowe Milling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
CASIO Products Corp.
Income Shows Gain

Casco Products Corp, for the
fiscal year ended February 20.
reports a net income of $547. 3l9.
equal 10 1921 per share, against
a net income of S3l2,S55. or S1.S3
share, for the same period last
year,
The figures for the 1943 fiscal
year are as reported last year. be-
fore the final renegotiation settle
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Cont'I Motors PAYS
15-Cenf Dividend

Continental Motors Corp. has
declared a dividend of ID cents,
payable June 30 to holders of rec
ORD June 9. A previous payment
was the same amount on AffrL-ftf-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

the year 1914
AS. President is
G. r a n [ r.
Arndt, Socony
V acu u m Oil
Co.; first vice
president. l.. a.
Winter. Michi-
gan Con soli-
dated Gas CO.;
on d vice
president, AL
bert A. Bcstg.
Koenig Coal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Inc, nauonal
adv ertisln &
agency located
in Detroit. is
celebrating a
quarter century
OF service with
that organiza-
ton a n d its
pre- d zee SIS o +
c o m p a ny. At
present he di-
reefs the pro-
duction of ad-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Montgomery Ward
Declares Dividend

CHICAGO. May 27-Mont-
gomery Ward and Co. has de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents en- common, pay
able July Is TO stock of record
June 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

VertlSementS or newspapers,
magazines and trade papers for
a group of nationally known
clients whose advertising eXpendi-
lures run into millions of dollars
annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Arndt Heads
Office Group

At the annual meeting of the
Detroit Chapter. National Office
Management Association. the fol.
lowing officers were elected for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Currency Hoarders
Would Hide Holdings
Probers Discover Some People
Prefer Anonymity to Profit
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
international News service Economic Csmmentater

When H. T. Keller president of Chrysler Corp. comp
ented for looking fit and despite the of a Wa
he modes remarked that all he had do pick
people who could do the job" He added:
81 do anything 1
When automobile that recalled
similar motto of the Henry Dohery public utility
who Sad
AN executive should anything
else to do. but he should always keep busy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
25-Year Ban

J. w. Ingham, production man
ager of MaeManus, John e. Adams,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO, May p (lNS) Cash grain
on track
wHEAT-No 2 red soft. 81 TOh
CORN ? yellow, 1l.l6h; No.
yellow. 81 1879.
oATs-No ? white, s0g sic; No. 3
white Tqm soc.
sOYBEANs No. 2 yellow, Si.91.
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG May % GNS) Rye closed
&c 10 lie higher TODAY. May. 1.13h bid;
July, Sl1fil bid; October, SLIPS bid.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO May % NNSl Cash grain
close; No sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Leadership consists OF ability 4
select able lieutenants and TO dele
gate responsibility to them. The
chief executive then undertakes
TO prevent his men from going off
on tangents. keeping them with
their eyes focused on the stated
detectives of the concern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Livestock M arket
PITTSBt RICH


PITTSBURGH. Nay % uNsl-CAT-
TLE--50: steady. steers. good 20 choice
SIS IS n 1919: medium 10 good, So. ID "a
u rs common 70 medium, fl1.75U n. ~.
heifers. good TO choice xi3 7aH 1880
medium 20 good, SlQmi2 common 90
medium. ST.T5 rs. so cows, good TO choice.
IS 75p 10; medium 20 good. s. 5ops 30
20 choice. Siigl2; common 10 medium.
HoGs-7o0. slow a. stesey. isO.1sO
ms tl2UI275 $50 200 lbs. Sl4 100
1f15; 200 220 los. s1s.l0 Hl4 IS; 220-25o
his tisa1S 10 10000 lbs. VIA II
800 $50 ms. sii0i2; 1Oo-l50 lbs. s. %
Oil. rouEhf 50 . ~ 10 IS
SHEEP steady. choice lambs. 80
61s: medium 20 good Sl3dla. common
lambs S6Is ewes. $50 wfthers. "a
6s clipped lambs. Sit-50n 1850
CALVES a. steady Good a. choiee
SIC sou II 30. ne a m, SIS ~ @ rs 50
cuIls and common, St0i0.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. MAY % INS1 Livestock;
HOGS 500, steady. top SIS Is bulk
SlZ75N 50; heavy Sl.7S p 25. me
anfn, 81 hsh,s So 2 y. isn't g, cs ~ :,
s ~ 80 .soq r ~ " s. 1S sn '0~' '''
CATTLE - TOo. steady; calves 100
STEADY. beef steers good snd choice
SIS S0di7. common ana medium. $50
1880. yearlingf, So SOC Il. b q q
cattle heifers sac Is So cows. 81 80 q
ia bulls SsW1t. calves $50 - feede
steer SiiDi4 80. Ef0rker steers $40
I41S siocker COWS and helfeff. So 49,
EHEEP-T. 900 STEADY medium an
choice lambs. Sc s0al5.50. eulls an
common, S12Sodi4. YsariinEa. tl2fls
common and choice ewes, SOS, feede
lambs. tii@13-So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Stock Exchange

Stock ExchAnEe-Stocks, as, 800 shares,
bonds. 81 GOT 300.
Curo Exchange-- Stocks, io4 ORC shares,
bonds. 1898 600.
Big board sHles throughout the day:
l0-ii. ITO 90; 1i-ci0se. zss 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Detroit Stocks

Sales. lnEiuuinE nnn loAHs 'to@o sh"i -
Dividend. In the foregoing table are th
amounts declared or paid 80, far this yeaf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

TO IL pounds of lean meat in
chunks, Drowned over hot fire
with small piecn-nGsuet -plaee-
in aluminium pan or deep
heavy skillet with light smear
of olive oil if suct doesn't give
you enough shortening. Put
in potatoes, carrots, onions,
and other Vegetables rs Dc.
sired, and one Glove garlic.
Add salt, pepper and other
SeaSonings 10 suit. Pour in
IL cups water and 8 ounces
tomato PURGE. Cover, place
over low fire, and 90 back 10
your pipe and newspaper. In
an hour and a half-M Mimi
You've really got something.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Preparing the Roast

RoaStS usually require
4ettf..t-t' and my % cooked The
night before and they can be
warmed up just before serv.
ing. Trim and rub roast briskly
with clean moist cloth, and
brown over hot fire. Salt and
pepper Sui a++A AID a If little
bayleaf and a handful of raj.
sins or currants if il is lamb
or mutton; If beef, a spray OF
parsley and a d5ied onion
quartcrcd, viii add TO the
flavor. Cover and let cook
in its own Juices over q slow
flre-3l- minutes II -tAe pound
for heeI, 30 minutes for lamb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

centerS, thousands OF couples
have worked out joint cooking
and housekeeping arrange
n4ef4ts- so t1dt both witt have
sufficient time TO rest and en-
JOY the comforts of home, and
still continue 10 make their
vital contribution on the in
dustrial front
Where the wife works the
graveyard Shift, midnight TO
Z a. HI and the husband works
days, the problem is easy. a
simple division OF domestic
labor, then, will allot the get
ting of dinner, dish washing
and fixing the wifc's lunch
box to the husband The wife
viii do the heavy homework,
busting, making
beds, laundry after she gets
home in the morning. Since
hubby will have left for his
job before the wife gets home,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

~ 1aAAaA&aA-A9-L-AL-A- $1,000 - 1922
Stew Expert
In these circumstances, the
husband who sticks 10 steaks
and chops for the heavy cook.
cry is sighting the job. Both
he and his wife will soon tire
of the sanl0 old fare. And
besides tTeFe's the ration ques-
ton. Steaks and chops are
high point value cuts.
The Wis., husband will mas
ter the stew. It's his change
Of pace. Moreover, it is "A
mans diSh,4adeleF}t- of t-5ttt4if7--
fire and fishing trip. But
women love il and it can be
made from meats low in both
point and cash values.
The trick of making a good
stew is to use Your magma
ton. Don't be a slave TO the
cookbook. Make the stew eX-
press your individualism, cSpe-
cially in the matter of season
ing. Toss in a dash Of pap
rika, or sage, or anything on
the seasoning shelf that strikes
your fancy. Many OF the
worlds most flavorSome dishes
originated when some inspired
amateur got an idea and threw
in something different. Put
in some chilli powder or dried
peppers if you like your stews
at all hot.
Beef Stew
A recipe for beef stew that
is sure 10 fetch a smacking
kiss from war-working wife
when she gets up from her
late afternoon sleep is; One
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

//Ts is very old recipe that I'm sure your Who'll.
family Will approve Of writes Mrs !. j. NcvldIk of
Amsterdam \ Y. "Shcl and wash peas and put them
on to boil Add tablespoon of sugar ana tablespoon Of
minced parsley When nearly done add salt pepper and
butter 70 Have plenty of water the peas and about
minutes before serving add the sponge balls which are
'ttic tttr this;
Put TO boil / cup of milk and = teaspoon Of salt
When this has 20 boil stir I'm cup of Siitcd flour
Stir until smooth remove from fire and beat in one tablespoon
of butter Cool and add time beating after
each addition until thoroughly smooth Drop by tcaSpoonlus
IN the boiling cover and cook the same rs dunpHngS
Nlrs N.wttk ,. add your r,ripe file Of bee
70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

the kitChCn " h II Q
Mama does her stuff
with the riveting gun
or the welding arc,
and Papa better be
good. too.
In War-buSy Los
Angeles, and other
defense production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

= W - - - IIW--E
that WaT-WOrkCr wife.
The old adage that the way
to a mans heart is through his
stomach" has been reversed
during the defense boom.
Papa has 10 take his turn in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
H0weMsbdn0B Are Good Cooks

By WAYNE PARKER, Pasadena, California
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02

"Tolikokrat sem premisljeva-
la, komu neki je Pavla tako po-
dobna. zdaj mi je jasno q.
Pavla je vsa kakor njena matt.
Tudi Lucia je bila lepa. Osoj-
Ski Jurij jo je v Celju spoznal; /;
tam je rjen oce incl menda ne
ko dalmatinsko klet. Lucia je
imela prav tako temno polt in
erne oci in take crne, kodrave
lase.''
All nj bilo vee otrok?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02

potenn pa je reklas bolj Ease ka.
kor Urski: .sr
"vsrjamem vse veria.
mem Silvestra nj kai pri-
da, aikoli ga nj bilo kaj prida :.
Osojniku pa nikoli nisem prav
zaupala. Njegove oGi, te oei! -
Poznaln tax pogled, da! I. >.
|zdaj pa Sc mi je Sc nekai druge-
ga tudi razjasnilo." .
"Kaj pa? Ali ze kaj yes? Po-
vej mi, powell" je silila Urska.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02
gNadalj ljevanje)

Pa povej, &c ho6es! Ma KRAFT.
ko! Ia tence nimam casa
Urska je sedla ma stol, nekaj
kraft je pozrla slime in potem
jela v eni sapi pripovedovati, kai
vse je cula cd cigana. Jerci SO
Sc razsirile oei, brada j je je-
la drgetati, ustnice 81 je grizla.
Ko je Urska svoje povedala,
Jerca Sc dolgo nj nasla besede,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02
Build Your Future With the
Worlds Safest Investment

All over the country men and women look to
the future with confidence. They are the ones
who have put part Of their extra wartime earn.
inss into the worlds safest investment u. S.
Government War Bonds.
What about you? Are you letting the dollars
slip through your fingers - dollars that should
be put safely away in War Bonds?
There are War Bonds to fit your needs -.
Bonds which are backed up by the strongest
company" in the world. Build that home YOU
have always dreamed about. Send your child
to college. Buy the wonderful things that are
coming after the war. YOU CAN DO IT
WITH YOUR WAR BOND SAVINGS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02

NE. Lucia je pri prvem u
rnrla = in ia prvi je bilo pray
to dekle. Cd tedaj je Juri1 jel
bolehati, in ko ga je se tista ne
sreea z otrokom zadela, je tako
shujsal, da .je cez pol leta umr1.
Tedaj je prisel zagar ma Oso-
je."
"Kateri zagar?"
Martin, Jurijev brat, ia, XII
je zdaj Osojnik. Pref ie incl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02

tisto zago V spodnji Bistrici.
Ali niGesar ne yes 2"
"Takrat sem bila se cisto
mlada in sem sluzila Sc ma Su-
hi"
no je Jerca molcala, Sc je cez
nekoliko casa oglasila Urska:
"Jerca, pojutrisnjem wa
me Ravnjak Osojnikovo Lenc-
ko. To Sc ne SINE zgoditi, pove-
dati mu je treba. Zdaj bi lahko
vzel Pavlo; zdaj mic nj vec ma
poti."
"Nehaj mi, nehaj s tenn izvo-
ljenim Ravnjakom" Sc je ra-
zvnela Jerca. "Pavla noce O
MEM mic vec slisati. Kakor ie
on bill njej nasproti, ne, kaj ta-
kega elovek nikoli ne pozabi."
"Meni pa Sc smili. &c zenitve
2 OsoJsko ne preprecimo, bo vse
zlVlJenJe nesrecen. Osojnikova
sramota DO zadela tudi Mega"
PRAY bi mu bilo, cincezu sle-
vastemu! ). Edino zaradi ME
goVega oceta in matere gro
bu tega ne smemo .pustiti. Ia
diva sta bila prava cloveka."
Jerca Sc je zatopila v svoie
mlsll. lznenada Sc j je obraz
razvedril in videti je biIo, da Sc
Je odlocila. Dvignila je glavo
in rekla:
"Pojdi zdaj domov in prepu-
sti vso zadevo meni -
"Ali nam nj treba vec kai
storiti?' je vprasala Urska.
Mic! Samo jerk drzite "a
zobmi in. ne povejte nikomur nj
cesar, dokler Sc ne vrnem! Po-
vel to tudi svojemu klopotcu,
Cencu, da ne DO spet kaj naro-
be zinil! Bonn ze pravi cas- pri-
sla. &c sami kaj napravite, mi
boste vse zavozili."
Spremenila je Ursko do pra-
ga, Sc nitro spreoblekla in odbi-
tela k Dvorniku. Tu 81 je na1e-
la voz in jadrno velela proti DO
staJl. Kos je ostal donna. -
Dvornik 81 je zaman belil glavo.
KAN nek Sc je Jerci nocoj tako
mudilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02
get that extra War: Bond NOW!

BEFORE your patriotic dut
For this is the showdown boo battle of the war is on to
decide the of the war.
- And what's part n this bitter struaale?
Right it's behind and invest in at least one
$0O Bond Series War Savings YOU S5 and Won
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Remember these War Bonds regular War
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think OF those who pouring their blood today
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-02
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