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Mrs. Ethel Fitzpatrick, 1876 Bea-
consfeld, Crosse Pointe ParM one
sister. Nancy.
T/5 IAN VI. GRAY, 81, tank
corps. Dec. 3. GermanM FordSon
graduate; worked at FoTNS. for
mer member OF Canadian army;
joined American army, Septem-
ber 1912. overseas, June, 1914;
leaves mother. Mrs. Mary Gray,
704l Neal; two brothers, one in
service, two sisters.
PFC. WILLIAM DOU G a s
MANSER JR., infantry, Jan. i,
France; in service May, 1914
overseas. December; leaves wife,
Helen; son, Douglas, 1880 Eigh-
teenth; parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Amman, 24l0 Fifteenth;
two brothers, Jack and Pvt
Turncy, wounded in Belgium.
PVT. HAROLD q. SCHAIBLE,
20, infantry. Nov 30, Germany,
Pershing graduate; former Chew
rolet- employee in service March,
1913; overseas. Aug. 1914; leaves
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George p.
SchaibIe, 1855 ST. Aubin; brother,
Marvin.
PFC. WILLIAM j. WING, 10.
infantry. Nov. 8. France, Catholic
Central graduate, ChrYSlcr-cm-
ploye, IN service Oct. 1913. over
seas, oct. l94a leaves parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Leo Wing, 1910
Longiellow, one sister, I hree
brothers, one in service.
SGT. THOMAS Y. DUFF, 25,
infantry. Dec. "a. France, in
service, December. 1912; overseas,
October, 1914, former Chrysier
leaves wife, Margaret,
parents, 1888 LaSalle; four half
brothers.
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PFC. EARL II. PASCOE, q,
infantry, Jan, "a Belgium; Cham
plon High graduate; worked for
Thompson Products; IN service,
March, 1943; overseas. May. 1913,
10 Aleutlaus; returned 10 United
States, May. 1914; overseas 10
Europe. December, 1914, wife,
Connie $3.50 John r; ; parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Pascoc. Cham
pion; brother OF Pvt. Royal.
CAPT. FOY r.. HIGGINBOT-
TOM. %, AAF, Nov 3, while on
an operational mission, awarded
Purple Heart; back in action; at
tended Lincoln High; former
welder; holds Air Medal and five
Clusters. son of Mr.. Samuel +.
Higginbottom. SOB w. Drayton,
Ferndale
PFC. GEORGE r. LOCKWOOD,
23, combat engineers, Dec. p,
Luxembourg: hoSpitalized. Eng
land: attended Western; worked
for Wabash Railroad; in service,
October, 1912; overseas, Decem-
Der, 1943: son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Lockwood 7s1 Twentieth;
brother OF pvt. Harold
TI5 LEOPOLD VOKAL, so,
field artillery Dec. IL, LuXem-
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PFC. EDW ARD {. FAIR
BANKS. 20. infantry, Nov -,
Leyte; Southeastern grad uate;
worked for Continental Motors
in service, June. t943: overseas,
November, 1913: leaves wife
Maurecn. daughter, Maxine. $50
DickerSon: parents Mr-and MrA-
Bertnett Fairbanks Of Detroit
one brother Ralph.
PVT. PATSY A. PELLER, q.
infantry Dec L France Ford
son graduate. worked for ProgrCS-
sive Industry Tool and Die Co. IN
service April, 1894 overseas,
leaves mother Mrs.
Josephine Spadafore, 43 Hewitt
Hamtramck, three sisters. Mrs
Rose ChiccatblIa, Miss Lille Pei.
Ter. and Mrs. Mary Delvero. 615S
Hartwc!l with whom he made his
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DEAD

PFC. JAMES J. BUBB JR.. %
died Feb. 3, of emboliSm, follow
Ing an operation on Gusdslcanal
graduate of Sacred Heart High;
IN service, Jan, 1943 overseas to
north Africa, April. 1943; re-
turned to United States for ma
laria treatment, July, 1913; sent
TO south Pacific, December. 1914,
leaves parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James j. Bubb. 17446 w. Outer
Drive, five sisters.
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MISSING

PFC. RICHARD c. SCALLY,
20, infantry Jan. 26 France;
DENLY graduate; former Chrysler
employe; in service, February,
1913; overseas. August, 1914; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Scally,
1890 Payton; brother Of S q
Peter r. Jr.
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w OF NDED
SGT. LoHN W. nUNMooDIE,

SGT. JOHN W. DUNWOODIE,
-. paratroops, Jan. l3 Belgium;
previously woun q Q d. Jan. >
awarded Purple Heart and Clus-
ter; our Lady Of LoprdcS gradu-
ate, worked for Solvsy Process
Co. in service December, l94l;
overseas u months; son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John II Dunwoodie. II
Z. Pleasant River Rouge; brother
of Ph. NJ. &c Lawrence.
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DECORATED
, SGT. CHESTER J. JAsKOw.

S/sGT. CHESTER J. JASKOw-
SKI, infantryY Silver Star for gall
lantry in action. Aug Is. France;
rescued wounded officer in hostile
territory; son of Mrs. Josephine
JaSkowSki. 1857 Piquette.
1T. JOHN CHARLES RILLY,
1926 Bellevue. infantry; Silver
Star for reScuing the life Of one
of his men IN France, IN service
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bourg; received Purple Heart;
CasS Tech graduate; former Tern
Stedt Cmployc; IN service, June,
l94l; overseas one year, son OF
Mrs Mary Nokal. 1890 Thirty
Fifth, brother Of s Sgt Casimer
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CAPT. LOURN {. DOAN, 81.
Infantry, Nov. IS, FranceS dis
charged, 1886. after three years
Service; re-entered, March, 1912;
overseas. September, 1914: former
Ford employe; wife, Louise, 1881
Magnolia; parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford l.. Doan, S725 Colfax; one
brother. two sisters.
PFC. DAVID B. FITZPAT-
RICK, %, infantry, Dec. 13. Ger
many, attended University Of
alabama; in service, July. 1912;
overseas, May, l943 10 north
Africa. Sicily. Italy; returned 10
United States, May. 1874: over
EeaS, October. 1914 leaves mother.
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We Eorget---Lest We, Forget
MichiSan'S Battle Hero Roll

Three OF the Detroit soldiers reported casualties in
todas biographical sketches serving for the second time
overseas.
Among those killed in action, fathers another
only child The Times receives these reports through official army
sn navy releases and from next-ofk kin.
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Roll
Official Casualty List

The department makes public Of 1858 u. S
soldiers killed these l46
from Michigan SO from the Detroit
1876
from Michigan In all these kin have been notified
and have been kept informed of any change in status
ARMY DEAD
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NAVY WOUNDED

80 months former toelmaker;, re-
ceived battlefield promotion from
platoon sergeant 10 lieutenant.
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many. attended Central, IN Scrv-
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al Blessed Sacrament Church,
only child Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
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NAVY DEAD

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MA CtcN BHgEA, parents, Pontiac.
NAVY MISSING
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CRAY J q IAN MN. May Cray
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

namrec zagrmel topovski strel.
Kralj sam tega nj slisal, ker je
bill gluh. Topovski streli opol-
dne MISC mic posebnega, sal jih
poznamo tudi pri mas. Toda v
Hanovru je streljalo il topa ne
posredno solnce, docim Sc sire
liza drugod navadno ma znak il
zvezdarne. Mad nabojem smo-
dnika je bila tako postavljena
leca, da je zazgala smodnik v
trenutku, ko so sc je dotaknili
zarki solnca, XII je doseglo maj
visjo tocko ma nebu. To ,je bill
mogocen signal in zadonel je
seveda samo, kadar je sijalo
solnce.
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Cosomerne poseb-
nos+i

O tenn, da je budilka izum
move dobe, nihce ne dvomi, zla-
sti ko vemo, da je ura, XII jo ra-
bimo "a merjenje casa sploh
novodobnega izvora. V starej-
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ma solncne, deloma pa vodne
ure. Prve so bile namenjene
bolj javnosti, druge pa gospo-
dinjstvu. Vodne ure so obsto-
jale il dveh posed. V eni poso-
di stojeci zgoraj, je bila dolo-
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treba seveda zgornjo posodo
zopet napolniti z vodo. Kdor
je pozabil ma to, je bill ma istem
kakor clovek, XII z d a j pozabi
pravocasno naviti uro.
In tn Sc pripoveduje 0 grs-
KEN filozofu Platonu, da 81 je
izmislil pri svoji vodni uri ma
pravo, XII bi jo lahko smatrali
"a nekaksnega predhodnika ma
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Ibe bodo velike kasno obko pokta nakupov bodo sta
vile razpoago, je postranskega pomona.
Nencija je letno rekvirrala ma Francoskem 8 in
D3 miljonov ton zvil XII bodo sedaj ostala donna Kjub
lteu da e bila tedenska odmera kruha Francoskem
"a $50 gramov manjsa kakor Nemcij so Neraci 1943
izvoz il France 100000 ton psenice Zadnja zetev
Severni Ark je ba neugodna in bo zao Francia mogla
lie majhne kolicine uvozt v domovno. .~...
Belgija e najgostejse naseljena dezea Evropi. Vol
ina e nogem sprernenla begijsko poljedestvo Pred
vojno je Belga uvazala poovco potrebnih zvil Da
mog Nemc IL Begije korstno izvacevati ndustrijske
proizvode mora begskemu delavstvu dovazati znat
Inc koicne ztaric il drugh podroc Tu je bill potemta
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sredstev XII morao biti tenn podrocju razpolago
Ioperativni vojsk
Tudi Nizozernska in Danska sta morali teku vone
mnogem modfcirat svoja pojedelstva. Prva in druga
bosta olasan ko bodo prenehali izvozi zvil Nemeio
Ma Nizozeskem in Danskem je stevilo domace Irvine
gotovo pablo in MIN tudi koicna mleka. &c bodo
kak nacn prepreci popave Nizozerskem in tudi
|Danskem, bosta ODE dezeli ahko najkrasem casu
poljedesko normazra, pod pogojem seveda, &c bo
pravocasno preskrbet zadostne kocne umenh gno
I'LL in kmeckega orodja.
Ma Norveskem je pomanjkanje hrane zelo obcutno.
Reativno je krompirja zadostnh kolicnah
polago Norvezani tega zvla porabjo povpreno pol ko
grama dnevno Prozvodna mleka je znizala, ker je
Norveska pred vono moraa uvazat znatne kolcine kr
mil kakor tud zivl Cello norvesko rbiStvo je med vono
obcutno nazadovalo
Koliko casa DO treba obnovo evropskega pojedel-
sva? Odgovor je odvsen cd mnogih cinenc cd obsega
ucinkovost aktke zgorele zeme; cd razpoozliv pre-
voznih sredstev umetna gnoa poedelske stroje in
semena; cd pravine organizace dstribuce XII mai dova
"a potrebscine aje ker potrebe nanunese Sc pred
zetvijo; koncno tud cd sabnost in iniciavnos po
sameznih vlad po koncani vojni.
Evropsko poljedestvo je dob med prvo in drugo
svetovno vojno zeo napredovalo Mehanzaca je mno-
gih predelh zavzea pomembne razahe Moderne metode
obeave znatno povecae tako kocno kakor ud kako-
vost pridelkov Kljub e pono temelnih pro-
blemov, XII jh DO treba premost vztrajnm deom in z
zivensko energijo Sc dogo dobo po koncan voni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Nabiralka F. Yulylia. - Po
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

ton ODE v st. Louis, Mo-, da
prenehati odklanjanjem spo-
sobnih zenskih moci crne pol
ii, zaradi njihoye rase. PorOci-
10 prihaja IL urada 6 Malcolm
Ross, chairmana omen jenega
komiteja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Domoeo fron+o
Najemniki dobili nazaj
100000.

Washington. - OPA poroca,
da je bio v v4prcteklem ,letu IL
placano najemnikom nazaj sko-
no 5 milijonov dolarjev ma po-
dlagi delovanja OP A. Preko
100000 dolarjev je bilo izpla-
canih 10000 najemnikom ma
neposredno intervencijo OPA v
slucajih, v katerih je slo "a
previsoke zahteve, kjer je OPA
naslovila posestnikom pozive
obtozbe "a trojno odskodnino
radi najemnin v teku leta
1914.
POziy, da Sc ne zapostavlja
crnce
Washington. The Presi
dents Committee on Fair EN-
ployment Practice je pozVa1
Carter Carburator Corporation
in Wagner Electric Corpora
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
PREHRANJEVALNE RAZMERE
V EVROPI

l.
V EVROPI
Psec tega clanka Roy F. Hendrickson, je bill
ceu poljedeske in zivilske uprave Zdruzenh draw
zadnjih deseth leth. L. 1910. powerful upravo
in dstribucjo zvil, danes pa je podravnatelj U. N
r. r. A-e
Da b Hitler preprecil poom notranjega boisca, ka
kor e to bill sluca l918 e okvru nemske strategic
druge svetovne vojne prav posebno pozornost posve
zvisk preskrbi velikopotezno in zelo strogo razde
ltvo zivil Nemciji e msl da nensko judstvo lahko
zopet zapelje vojno Poozaj pa je zadnjih
treh mesech temeito spremen svojih kalkulacah je
Hitler racuna obsezna zasedena ozemla kakor tud
ozemlja svoh podrepnikov Vse to pa seda zdr
cao IL rok Nemsk prehranevani strategi racuna da
je nen1Skenu povprecnemu coveku potrebno preziv
janje dnevno 5000 kaor Sedaj e kolicina zdrnila
kon1aj 1000 kalor veretno pa e da e ba zadnjih
cash potisnjena Sc nizje
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demo Evropo in da imajo Sc nekaj tega pena
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Nemci Sc bodo potrud da bi zgubene prihode Ii
veza nadones tstih pokrajnah, XII jih inajo pod
svoo oblastjo vendar kopnijo tud ia ozema dneva
dan in tako DO Nemce letosna zma najteza
iskusnj nja pogledu prehrane.
Hitler je favorzira prozvodnjo zvil,
pri seveda nj smell opustiti drugih vaznih
sirovn oborozevano industro. totano mobizacijo
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voasnice poa pa ostala neobdeana Ma drugi srani
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zlasti fosfatov, XII h je Hitler pred dvema letoma
ogron1nih kocinah prejen2al il Severne Afrike.
Ia ostale evropske narode je letosnja zma strasna
preizkusn tudi Sc zaradi tega ker Nemc dosedno
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Ma nizozemskem Nemc popavam obsirnih ro-
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spustil morsko vodo, DO zema nekaj let popo]noma
neuporabna.
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nen1sko ozemlje bodo prehranevale osvoboje
nih krah zeo problematicne Repariacja delovnh sill
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Zeo verjetno da bodo stiri drzave Polska CeSko-
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emo pomoc stran U.NR.R.A.e. Ia financna pomoc DO
suza nakup zvil in drugih nunih potrebscn Te de-
zele obubozae in device katerii razpoagao zeo
skronne Pozabti pa smemo njihove bogate pri-
rodne zakade posebno pa njihov velicastn duh
term posebno Jugosovani prepoen XII bo pr obnovi
tako zmagovt kakor e bill borbi TIE dezele
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cenja, XII ga DO sovraznik pustil seboj.
Tud druge predee je problem tezaven. Gede fl
nancn izvorov pa e situaca vendarle drugacna Fran
cia Begja Nzozemska in Norveska bodo veretno lahko
il as1ih sredstev kre svoe potrebe Tud nhove potre
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Nabiralka Mrs. M. Durn. Pc
$1,000 Capt. Frederic Cesnik.
Po $500: Mrs. F. Zupanc, Mr..
in Mrs. J. Durn. Po $500 Mr..
in Mrs. Zurc. Po $500 MIR. in
Mrs. John Filipic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Joe Oher, Mr.. in Mrs. Spenko.
Skupaj $4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Cleveland, o. $1.5O Toncka
Ivnik in Josephine Petric. Pc
$1.00: Mary Petelin, Johnny
Ubic, Mary Hocevar, Nezka Ka-
Ian, Jennie Vidmar, Helena Mi
kus, Rose Kern, V. Shiffrer,
Nikola Braidich, George Brai-
dich. Pc Soc: Josie Razinger, in
Helena Perdan. 25c Frances
Povh. - Skupaj $14.25.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Nabiralka Angela Kalin, Gle
veland, o. Pc $500: Mary Ivan
cic, Anna Kertel, Amalia (Ka-
linz Raab, John Skoff, Angela
Kalin. - Pc $1.00: John Strain
car, Sr., Frank Klum, Andrew
Bozic, L. Cebron, Anton Ska
pin, Krist Lokar, Louis Pc
trovcic, Josephine Kos, Kristi-
ma Maukov, Mary Nicholas, N.
Barberton, Ohio, Stanley Lii
zewski, Mary Navish, Angela
(Kalin) Smith, Angela Kalin,
Mary Bencich, Frank Bozic,
Tony Yunes. -- Skupaj $27.OO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Nabrale Mrs. Markic in Mrs.
R. Hanko. Pc $500: Mr.. in
Mrs. J. Poglay, Mrs. Mary La
dina. Po $3.50 Mr.. Frank Mo-
horcic. Pc $500: Ivana Zaman,
Katy Holman, Rose Hanko, A
gnes Yeric, Mary Sekara, John
Perse, Mary Korenchan, Lora
Soboda, Frances Dejak. Po
$3.50 Anna YARN in F. Sukja-
re. Pc $1.0O: Peter Vintar, Ha-
ma Blatnik, Jennie Shepar, Jo-
seph Hocevar jr., Mary Hoce-
var ST.. Mrs. A. Strle, Mrs. Ro-
Sc Sintic, Mr.. Lesar, Mrs. J.
Miner, Mrs. ]. Muhic, Ann a
Markarc, Mary Kosoglav, Mrs
M. Pucel, Mrs. A. Karlinger,
Mrs. F. M. Perko, Frank Rozic,
Anna Kuhar, Mary Germ, An
ma Perko, Mary Zupancic, Jen-
ME Somger, Mary Tisovec, Jo-
seph Trebec, Katarina Ubic, Mr.
in Mrs. Fransek, Agnes Bayt,
Joseph Adamich, Steffie Pau.
Itch, Johana Strnad, Rosie Lem.
pert, Mrs. Steve Lavrin, Mrs.
Ana Hocevar, Mrs. Mary Vid-
mar, Mr.. F. Beicher, Mrs. Mary
Mulec, Mr.. Jacob Holman, An.
gela Karzic, Mrs. F. Hocevar
Edward Mozek, Frank Kaluza
John Rolich, John Janezic, A.
gnes Legan, John Mrzlikar, Ma.
ry Nitric, John, Drobnic, John
Pekol, Mary Smole, Katherine
Tramsak, Louise Latin, Joe O.
zimec, Pavel Metovic, Joseph
Markell, Joe Metelko, Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Kure, Rosie Krall, Lu'
CHA Bencina, Genovefa Zupan
Joseph G. Vaupic, Mike Hribar
Mr.. in Mrs. Yamnik, Mary Spe-
HEX, Apolonija Zitko, Jennie
Mismas, Rose Skerl, Family
Prijatel, Frances Smrdel, Mr.
Zup an ic, Mary Perko, Jo'
sic Hrovat, Frank Lovko, Fa'
ny Ucakar, Frank Smole, Rose
Verbic, j. Zaman.. - Skupa.
$4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Delo Prog. Slovenk
"a relif v letu 1914
(Nadaljevanje)


Nabiralka Mrs. j. Leskovec.
Pc $500 John Samsa, Anton
Leskovec. Pc $500 Frances Tic.
Po $500 Jerca Bozich, Frances
Stupica, Mary Godlar. Pc $1.00
Antonija Susel, Mary Kocjan,
Angela Rolih, Joe Korsic, j.
Kos, Joe Chicago, Mary Klun,
Mary Dobida, Fora Jejcic, ANA
liza Junkovic. - Skupaj $29.50.
(Kar je mani ko dollar nj j.
mena, samo vsota je pripisa-
na.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Nabiralka Mrs. P. Jansa, Gle
veland, 0. $500 Pauline Jahsa.
Pc $500: Frank Jansa, John
Sustarsic, Cyril Mack, Mary
Hribar. - $1.00: Max Zelodec.
Skupaj $12.0O. @
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Mrs. LOIS Movric, Mrs. j. Gerl,
F. Angela Koren, Matt Persic.
Skupaj $4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Nabiralka Gusti Franceskin,
Cleveland, O. Pc $500: G.. vi
densek, Joe in Gusti Frances
kin. - $1.0O: Louise Mocnik.
Skupaj $11.00.