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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06

satham, Vice Pres; Marian v.
Hall, Secretary; Joseph F. Stan
sill, Treasurer.
Section 6 of the Pilgrim Pro
gress Club will present a Mid
Winter Tea, Sunday afternoon.
January II, 1945, $3.50 P NJ. at
the Ebenezer Baptis. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith of
25 Aspinwall Avenue, Dorchester,
had as their Christmas dinner
guests Rev. and Mrs. James
Hogue, Mrs. Mary washington,
Mrs. Louise Williams, Miss Dor
othy Villains, Robert Butler,
and Mrs. Benjamin Tidball.
While the dinner was in prog
ress Mr.. and Mrs Smith had a
telephone message of Xmas
greetings from their daughter.
Clydine Smith, who is studying
at the University Of Wisconsin.
The brochure, "Reminiscences
Of My Days With Roland Hayes.
by Charles Harris, IS on sale at
Homeyer Music Store 478 Boyl-
ston ST.; New England Conserv-
atory of Music, and the Guard
ian Office OFT fremont st. Read
what the roted tenor, Emanuel
Marsficld savs abalt the book in
next weeks issue Of the Guard
ian.
Monroe Mason, author Of
THE Red Hand" will be the
/ speaker at the Sunst Hour pro-
gram Sunday, Jan. IA, 5 PM,
at 464 Mass. ave-, under the
auspices of the Clarence Cam
ION White Club. Mary Wiggles-
worth win be the soloist and
there will be selections by the
Ancrum School Women's Chorus.
Fred G. Henderson will be in
charge.
Mrs. Beryl Warner Williams,
whose husband is overseas, is
back home in Bangor, Me,
where she is active in USO
circles and is also scheduled to
play with the Bangor Symphony
Orchestra.
MRS. Edith Mcpherson of w.
Springfield st. was at home New
Years eve to a large number of
her friends. 1t was open HOUSE"
with the hostess in evening
dress. Chicken salad, cheese and
crackers, ice cream and cake
and "tonics" were served.
Charles A. Bowden of New
York, who resided in Boston
the early 2Os, died Monday,
Dec. II, at his home. Funeral
services at the Louise w. Hart
Funeral Home Dec. is. Surviving
are his wife, Mrs. Fannie O.
Bowden, and many friends in
Boston and New York.
Three choirS presented the
music at Charles st. church
Christmas Sunday. Mrs. Flora
Greene Veste was soloist. The
senior choir with Miss Esther
Greene, soloist, rendered Men
delssohn's Cantata, GAS the
Hart Pants After the Water
Brook" at the evening service
- aandlelight professional ant
singing Of carols we're an i'm.
pressive part of the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. John PafnelI
and son were Christmas guests
Of Mr.. Parnellls parents, "A Ha,
rold st.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
CITY NEWS

HALL aaAoAOh1 WEEA
CALENDAR
As Presented by
ANA BOBITT GARDNER,
Mus. B. S.
FEBRUARY 10
Twentieth Century Club
3 Joy ST., downtown, Boston.
Exhibition of rare painting
by colored artist. A short
musical program will precede
the notwithstanding Mar
ian McCree, vocal sOIoist, and
Phyllis Collins, pianist-Sat-
urday afternoon from 2 to 4
the entire Race History week.
FEBRUARY IL
Portrayals of the Finer Arts.
A classic presentation of
Sculpture, Drama, Painting
and Music. Symphony Hail.
Sunday afternoon at S:l5.
Distinguished guest artist,
Langstoxl Hughes. Interna-
tionamy known poet, novelist
and pIaywrite who win peak
on the coIored man in the
four finer Arts. Reserved seats
are now on sale at Symphony
Hall.
FEBRUARY 10
Hand Craft Exhibition, Leo
ture Hall. Boston Public Lii
brary. Entrance on BoyIston
st, Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Speaker Rev. Benjamin An
derson Piano soloist, Alice
Taylor. Public cordially in
yited.
An Introductory Tea" will &c
given by the Peoples Improve
men Association, a recently Or
panlzed group Of progressive
citizens, on Sunday, Jan. IA, $50
PM. at the War Mothers Home,
1e9 Townsend st. Rcxbury. PUB
lie invited. Club officers. Clar-
enck A. Franklin, Pres; Thomas
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Bronze Star
To Flint Major

FLINT, Aug. Z The Bronze
Star for merItorious service as
public safety officer in Europe
has been awarded Maj Edwin II.
Hughes. police department uni
form division captain, on leave
TO the army,
The citation stated
Mai. Hughes initiated plans
for regulating the movement of
civilians and preventing the in
filtration of enemy agents into
the areas OF Belgium, LuNem-
bourg and Germany occupied
by the Eighth Corps"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Predicts Boom
In Road Building

LANSING, Aug. Predictions
that the United States will wit
ness its greatest era of road build
ing after the war was made here
today by Harry G. CoonS, deputy
state highway commissioner.
Speaking before a luncheon
club, CoonS said that his predlc-
4. tions were based on the fact that
new roads Will be badly needed
that il will be an economically
sound move. and third, II promises
10 be a good means OF providing
jobs for a large number of men.
I'VE have pulled Michigan out
of the mud, and our next move
Is 10 get IL out OF the dust"
--Goons said. explaining that out
OF the states 9,i00 miles OF
trunk lines. 1000 are still gravel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Lansing Clio Locals
Plan Demonstration

LANSING, Aug. 7-Loca
UAW-CIO unions Will hold a mass
meeting on the capitol lawn here
next Sunday, joining in a nation
wide demonstration against the
Little Steel formula. officials an
nounCed today.
Donald L. F'alor. international
representative of the union, said
that permission 10 stage the rally
AT the capitol had been granted
by the state board Of auditors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
lansing Will Close
I Of ; Day Nurseries

Aug. THE board
OF education said today that one
Of the city's three nursery schools
Will be closed this week as a re-
..6ult of reduced demand for care
Of children OF mothers employed
in war plants The Holmes school
nursery Will be closed and It's
charges viii be transferred 10 the
Kalamazoo and Oak Park chool
nurseries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
BY Bob Kane
NND TIE II6HTS 90 OUT.

His most exciting experience 20 date
!, an educational boat trip 20 Cleveland
which Iin,ky Uon IS Times AWARD for
outNlnding sales achievements on his
route. Re like, ncu,raper work and
hopes some day 20 become. 1etfou
Times lrspch Munger. IN year and a
halt a. carrier IN HilcIudgc he has
increased hr number OF ,u,tomcr from
50 to 81 and hl, PROFIT, 90 SIS a week.
Lansky Is IA. lives at l27lS G,,re, PLAY,
,ottbiI and basketball in The Detroit
Times Carrier Athletic Leaeue
he IS student in the sch srid, OF
Assumption Crotto where hc l,o attends
church HIS hobby =, stamp collecting.
linskyS parents, Mr and Nr, Thco-
dofe Lin,ky, highly recommend ncvsp1-
per route, to gl,s boy, ,aiuab, buqne,,
experience
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Saginaw Supervisor

SAGINAW. Aug. 7-CharleS a.
Mcleod 1853 Cedar has been ap-
pointed As city member Of the
county board of supervisors, re-
placing Louis r Williams. Nc
Leod is SeCretary-treaSurer Of the
Saginaw Sheet Metal Parts Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

Try a large size box of AYps. 3V-day sup
py only 81 %. Money back ou the very
first hox " you don't get results Phone
CUNNINGHAM kinssl WsIgreen's. Pauls
and all leading drug counters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
e WISHING WELL a
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the letters your II the number
subtract II the number less than g.
g. your key the upper left
rectangle your
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the checked figures give you. 0-0
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-10
VkCATE BARbADIAN
LEGISLATORS SEAT AS HE
WORKS IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, July 10 (ANP)-
Word received here from Bridge
town, Barbados Islands, West In
dies, was to the effect that the seat
in the Barbadian legislature Of
James T. Ramsay, now residing
here, has been declared vacant and
that an election would be held to
provide a successor.
DR.. Ramsay is liaison officer for
the British West Indies Central
Labor commission which is handl-
ing West Indian labor in the United
States. When he accepted the post
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-10
.HILDA SIMMS REJ0IN5
"LU(A5TA" CAST AFTER A
MONTH OF ILLNESS

MANSFIELD, N. Y, July 10
(ANP)-A stomach ailment was
responsible for the absence of Hill
da Simms, the star of "Anna Lu-
casta," from the cast.
Frederick O'Neal, who took
leave of absence to appear in "Hen-
ry Christophe," a Negro theatre
guild experiment play in Harlem,
rejoined the 'Lucasta" cast about
the same time as Miss Simms. Val
orie Black subbed for Miss Simms
and Warren Coleman took O'NeaPs
place.
The play is scheduled for an in
definite run here. John Wildberg,
its producer, has leased the Civic
theater in Chicago for the new sea-
son, possibly with the expectation
that the road company will score
run there. Playing complement in
both companies will be on the same
rating, Wilberg revealed, with no
actors starred or featured. Only a
part of the original cast will appear
in Chicago.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-10

and came to Chicago some two
months ago to look after the inter-
est Of West Indian laborers in this
section. Mr.. Ramsay, it is said, had
no intention of resuming his seat
in the legislature. He regards his
mission here as a most important
one. Incidentally it's remuneration
is very much larger than what he
received as a member of the legis-
lature.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-10
ARMY MOVES 93RD DIVISION
INTO THE PHILIPPINES;
92ND COMING HOME

WASHINGTON, July 10 (ANP)
The famous 93rd division is be-
ing moved into the Philippines on
the road to Tokyo while the 92nd
division is being readied to return
home after battling the Germans
in Italy, the war department re-
vealed. last week.
The 93rd, the first Negro ground
unit larger than a regiment to en-
gage the enemy in this way, first
saw action at Empress Augusta
bay on Bougainville island early in
1914 when it fought alongside the
veteran American division during
the campaign for the Solomons.
In January, 1914, the 93rd went
overseas under the command of
Maj. Gen. Raymond H. Lehman of
Minnesota, and landed at Guadal-
canal on Feb. Z, 1914. The division
had its first encounter with the en-
emy in April on Bougainville and
is also entitled to battle credit for
participation in the northern Solo
mons campaign. Maj. Gen. Harry E.
Johnson, Glenflora, Tex, is cur
rently in command.
The first all-Negro fighting unit
to face the japanese was the oath
Infantry regiment, now engaged in
hopping up enemy remnants on
Saipan. Members of this unit re-
Gently landed on six small islands
in the northern Marianas and cap
tured their japanese and native in
habitants without a fight. The oath
encountered the japanese when it
landed in the New Georgia islands
two days before the beginning of
the Battle of the Coral sea, May 4,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-10

1912.
This regiment, a regular army
outfit, was singled out by the in
spector general for it's exception
ally meritorious conduct on Saipan
where it exhibited excellent disci-
pline and high morale while de-
stroying an impressive number Of
the enemy.
The arrival of the 92nd from
Italy is expected soon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

Utterly exhausted in rags and with their bodies still
y daubed with red ochre badge OF the Maori untouch-
sbles the Ozannes, William Marianne and Veronique
Nat and TAI Haruru emerged from the forest depths
their miraculous escape from the Maori pa"
hca death Ia Harurus Tapu" had succeeded and
knowing only too well what recapture would mean had
led them to safety through dense. untraveled ways.
AS they had expected, they found the Settlement
pletely destroyed. And they found too that Old Nick
parrot, had somehow survived the Maori raid much
Veroniques Joy. They continued TO Wellington where
they made comfortable at the Parsonage by Samuel
and Susanna Kelly And while there recovering from the
ordeal, Marianne reached decision to their future
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

"Ive been thinking, she said evening after dinner
"about future. will take the child into Maori
country again. We viii so TO South Island and become
sheep farmers"
William looked up in establishment. Tai Haruru smiled
knowingly and Old Nat grmaced in dsapprovaL
ITS for the childs sake" Marianne played her trump
card Its for Veronques sake" And Of course objection
ceased But there discordant in Marianne
vicory-Tai Haruru refused, fatty, TO 60 with them
Later that evening Marianne desperately unhappy and
amazed al her unhappiness. sought the solitude Of
the Parsonage porch Once she had hated Tai Harur yet
here she unable TO face the thought OF life without
him She had long noted change in her feelings toward
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

this dynamic Ever since in fact Veroniuues birth
when a Haruru had been her doctor AS she sought 10
analyze her emotions he suddenly appeared beside her
Quietly he took her into his and kissed her and she
did not struggle you love Marianne" he said softly
She leaned against hn and there her sense
OF peace such as she had never before known
Yes she whispered her voice And yet though
love you l am Williams. I've always loved him HIS
love is the only thing I've wanted Don't you
believe me when l say that"
Il believe YOU" he said. And when he withdrew his
wenk away there fell upon an awful sense OF
desolaton and pain though she'd been reft in two
Continued tOmOrrow)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
.KATARINCE VABIJO

Drustvo sv. Katarine st. 20
ZSZ priredi jutri vecer velfko
plesno veselico v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma st. Clair
Ave. Da Sc bo plesazeljnim
ustreglo z fino godbo, Sc je ma
jelo Vadnalov orkester, XII je po-
znan kot eden najboljsih. Dru-
stvo Sc prijazno priporoca osta-
linn drustvom ZSZ v naselbini,
kot tudi rojakom in rojakinjam
sirom okolice, da posetijo ju-
trisnjo zabavo v velikem stevilu.
To je prva veselica tega drustva
v zadnjih letih, in clanice obeta-
jo vsem posetnikom najbolj pri'
jetno zabavo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21

Delavski zastopniki, XII so do
spell v Detroit so sklicali sejo
delodajalcev in unijskih pred
stavnikov liz tovarne Woodall,
kjer je stayka ustavila produk-
clio avtomobilskih kosov.
Unija je medtem re ma delu,
da izravna spore v tovarnah
Kalsey-Hayes Wheel Co., Muir
ray Corporation ip L. A. Young
Spring g. Wire Co. Stavka v
slednji tovarni je ustavila pro-
izvodnjo sedezev "a automobile.
Cd poravnave stavke v Kal-
sey-Hayes Wheel Co. je odvisno,
kako kmalu Sc pricne zopet
obrat v II Fordovih tovarnah,
XII so radi pomanjkanja kosov
ustavile vso produkcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Vesti IL zzivljenja
an,eriskih Slouenceu

Johnstown, Pa. - Tukaj je
umrl Janko Luny (?), star 81
let in rodom Srb. Bill je zelo
vnet clan sNPJ in rudarske
unije UMWA. Umrl je "a ra-
kom v zelodcu, "a katero bo-
lezen je dali casa bolehal. Bill je
samski. Zapusca diva brata, diva
necaka in vec necakinj.
North Chicago, III. - Tukaj
je umrla Agnes cepon, rojena
Miks, v starosti 72 let. Donna je
bila . Wrinkle in v Ameriko je
prisla pred A lett. Zapusca Sc
dem sinov in dve hceri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Terror fosis+iScnih
.+oIp no- PoIiskem

VARsAVA, II. sept.-(O.N.
A.)-Zanesljiva porocila IL
Poljske trdijo, da ina vlada We
like skrbi radi narascanja tero-
risticnega delovanja, ropanja in
umorov, katerih so krive tolpe
bivsih vojakov.
Govorice trdijo, da so pobili
in oropali re ma stotine kmetov
in delavcev.
Poljske oblasti trdijo, da so
sestavljene te tolpe il fasistov,
katerim daje poguma propagan-
da, XII prihaja cd zunaj. Ako bi
ne imei nobene podpore cd zu.
maj, bi jih bile oblasti re zdavnaj
polovile.
Vse politicne stranke so po-
zvale prebivalstva, maj Sc popol-
noma oddeli cd teh zlocinskih
tolp ter pomaga vladi zatreti
strahovlado.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
OBRIS NOVIH DOMOV MA
OGLEDU

V oknu North American ban
ke ma St. Clair Ave., je ma ogled
obris novih domov, XII sc jih ma
merava v kratkem priceti gra-
diti ma pogoriscu. Obris domov
sta napravila arhitekta Miller
in Vojnovich, XII bosta vodila de-
10 pri gradnji. Kdor hoce, lahko
sedaj pricne s zidanjem. Ma raz-
polago so Gene in druga pojas-
nila. Nocoj Sc vrsi seja korpo-
racije v prostorih knjiznice ma
E. SIS St. in St. Clair Ave., ma
katero sc vabi vse, XII sc zanima-
jo "a to.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Politicni vpliv delavstva
.je ma tehtnici

Unijski kampanji "a vrnitev
miru v detroitski industriji sto-
il ma celu podpredsednik avtne
unije Richard T. Frankensteen,
XII je delavski kandidat "a zupa-
ma pri novemberskih volitvah.
Danes je izjavil, da smatra hi
tro resitev spora v Kalsey-
Hayes tovarni "a preizkusnjo,
cd katere odvisi delavska zmaga
pri obcinskih volitvah.
Frankensteen je izrazil upa-
nje, da DO unija stavko sama IL
ravnala, predno DO treba poseci
v situacijo zastopnikom delav-
skega departmental il Washing
tona.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Franco pravi,
dd sc nameraVa
umakniti v pokoj

SAN FRANCISCO, spanija,
20. sept.-Generalisimo Franco
je danes potrdil vesti, da Sc ma
merava umakniti v pokoj, toda
rekel je, da DO on sam odlocil,
kdaj in kaksne spremembe Sc
bodo izvrsile pri spanski vladi.
Franco je podal izjavo ma pro-
slavi, prirejeni njemu ma cast,
kateri je prisostovalo 260 viso-
kin castnikov, XII so sc udelezili
kampanje v Maroku in Sc borili
ma njegovi strani v civilni vojni.
General Juan Vague je Fran
ca zagotovil, da lahko raeuna ma
lojalnost spanske armade, ka-
dar bo ''izvrsena evolucija, XII je
postala potrebna."
Tedaj je Franco vstal in re-
KEEL: "Evolucija, da, tudi &c bi
mi ne nudila drugega kot prili-
ko "a odpocitek. Moja leila je,
da bi bila ia evolucija brza, am
pax JAZZ bonn tisti, XII bo rekel,
kdai in kako sc bo izvrSila."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
STAVKA OGROzA
DoBAVO GASoLINA

Stavka v rafmeriji Sun
Oil Co. v Toledo, Ohio, je
snoci dosegla Cleveland, ko
SO clani Oil Workers Inter-
national unije, XII spada
pod CLIO, postavili pikete
pred rafinerije Standard
Oil Co. v Clevelandu.
v Toledo so med tenn
prenehali z delom tudi de-
lavci v drugih rafinerijah,
kisnocejo It'll ma delo skozi
piketne straze, katere jes po-
stavila. unija.
Vceraj popoldhe in zvecer
so avtomobilisti v Clevelan-
du hiteli kupovati gasolin,
da SC zavarujejo pred po-
manjkanjem, ako postane
stavka splosna.
IL Toleda sc je stavka
oljnih delavcev razSirila tu-
di ma Chicago, Detroit in
po mestih v juznozapadnih
drzaVah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
GOV. LAu5(hE
MA. 0BI5kU v
BELL HIS|
1zjavil je. da nina
namena. da bi sam
zavzel sedez v senatu

WASHINGTON, 20. sept. -
Governor Frank J. Lausche je
bill danes ma obisku " Bell hisi,
kjer sc je skoro pol ure pogo
varjal predsednikom Tr,lma-
nom.
Ia obisk je izzval govorice, da
Lausche- morda namerava sam
zavzeti sedez v senatu, XII je po-
stal prazen z imenovanjem Sc
natorja Burtona clanom vrhov-
mega sodisca, ampak ko je ohij-
ski governor odhajal IL Belle hi
Sc, je ne samo zanikal, da bi incl
kako tako namero, temvec il
javil je, da tudi prihodnjo jesen
ne namerava biti kandidat "a Sc
natorja.
Governor Lausche je rekel, da
je prisel v Washington po po-
vsem politicnih opravkih in da
Sc je oglasil v Bell hisi edino, da
pozdravi predsednika Trumana.
Governor sc je po obisku pri
predsedniku vsedel ma klop "
Lafayette parku nasproti Belle
hise, kjer cesto poseda in govori
0 raznih problemih veteranski
predsedniski svetovalec Ber.
nard Baruch, rekoc, da je to ME
gova "airconditioned'' pisarna.
Lausche je casnikarjem rekel,
da mu niti ma misel nj priaes da
bi imenoval senat koga, XII hi
oh imenovanju dal obljubo, da
Sc bo prihodnjo- jesen umaknil
in pustil MENU samemu kandi-
daturo "a senat.
Pri predsedniku je bill danes
ma kratkem obisku tudi novo
imenovani vrhovni sodnik Bur
ton. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Pismo IL Opo+iie

Mrs. Mary stefancic, XII sta
nuje ma 800 Rudyard Rd., je
prejela sledece pismo IL Opati-
:je (Istra) cd svoje necakinje:
Draga teta! Pc dolgih letih
Sc mi je ponudila prilika "a YAM
pisati par vrstic. Predno Vam
dalje pisem, Vas prav vroce
pozdravljam in poljubljam.
Zelo radi bi zvedeli kaj bolj
obsirnega o Vas, cato Vas lepo
prosim, pisite nam, &c nj druga-
&c, pa potom Rdecega kriza.
Mi donna, kar mas je, smo vsi
zdravi. Imeli smo strasne dneve,
da nj mogoce opisati. Strah
pred bombami, kar vi v kme-
riki niste poznali, sovrastvo
mad slovenskim narodom cd
strani Nemcev, kar nj bilo mic
mani strasno cd bomb. No, hva-
la Bogu, vse to je minilo. Sc
daj je ma vrsti vprasanje hra-
ne, obleke, toda pocasi Sc bo
tudi to uredilo. Sal smo nava-
jeni cakati. ! -.
JAZZ in mama sva bile cello
vojno najvec donna. Prva leta
vojne sem .jaz bila po sluzbah,
a zadpje sem pa bila mobilizira-
ma in morala delati pod men,
Skim nadzorstvom. Sedaj sem
pa dobila mesto uradnice ma ma
Sem odboru. Moja sestra Ange-
la je VISA leta v bolnisnici, nj Ia
ko slabo, toda hrane nj bilo,
zasipzka tudi mic III tako smo
mislili, da je boljse, da ostane
kjer je. A v naprej pa bono u
videli kaj MO.
Brat Lojze Sc je porocil leta
1910 in ina dive puncki, Sonic
ki je 5 let stara in Jadranko, ki
ina Sele 10 mesecev.
Oalje m 2. stranD
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