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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22

II tough on them. boys. Remem-
Der how independent they once
were. tSmilesJ
Mrs Lulu Oden from BeSsmer
Ala, visited the city last week
and enjoyed herself with sister.
Mrs. Mary f. Wallace and niece
Mrs. Dora White d. lnkster has a
lively spot now that Club Vogue.
owned by Gardner King, has
opened its doors on Middle Bell
road
The way some of the supposedly
hep folks fall for the three card
monte and drop pigeon racket
make you wonder about the intel
llgence of some of us Chester
Rentie has added two new names
TO his roster of booking agents
License Has taken Charles danky)
Bowman and George (guitariSU
Dawson into the firm on St An
tome street. The trio plans fan
break, steady Jobs and good work
ing hours for their acts.
A QUADRANGLE in the lives
OF a young married couple was
climaxed some weeks ago when the
hubby received a dun for $500
wrist watch which he says his wife
never gave him. His fury sent her
to the hospital. The hubby himself
was involved with slick-chick
and couldn't say too much when
he lear:~ed his Mrs. had given the
time ticker 10 a fellow plant work.
er. Meanwhile the slick chick is
fronting the family with her get
rich success and kiss and make
up party seems promised between
the young woman and her mate.
House quests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rose. 246
Eliot street, were Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Il. Mcintyre OF Chicago, who
took In several Of the local fun
spots and enjoyed visiting their
friends.
Walter Sneed, an Elk from
Grand Rapids. was visitor las
week at IL Horsemen club as guess
OF Charles Reeves, grand exalted
ruler of Lodge lll2. Jimmy
Johnson. manager of Club Congo
wants his friends 10 know that
! there's delicious food served al the
club from mite till early aycm.
FOLKS ARE welcoming LIST Sgt
Charles Chuck Tinsley back from
the war. Tinsley. an illustrator ir
pre-war days, claims he's Travelled
all the way along from Guadal.
canal 10 the Philippines. And i.
happy to be back home. Wore
comes from Richard King tina
Club Three 666 will definitely oper
I on Sept. 81 Will be a bigger
better nitery in every way.
Met w. A. Anderson, business
man from Jacksonville. Fla, ir
company at Bowl with Walter
Plant. Anderson is visiting nephew
Herbert McFadden of King stree
and Plant of Csrdoni.
Come Sept. 10. Patrolman and
Mrs. George Brunette Of Beech
wood will celebrate their 10th
wedding anniversary. They have
two children.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22
SWINGING WITH
NITELIFER s
BY LARRY cHIsM


SHORT STORY
Every mite from dusk
Till long bout dawn,
Hepcats n playchiX
Let their wigs down.
They bring oUt the bottle
And get mighty high,
Just 10 have their sports
And make the time fly.
But
Every day from noon
TIL long bout mite,
Hepcats n playchix
Try TO fly rite.
They sleep all the day
And feel mighty fine
Just 10 fool the folks
While the sun shines
L. Chlsm
SOME STUFF: Woodson Ray
manager Of Jane Market, Brusl
al Erskine, is all smiles these day
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22
Lionel Hampton AT
Paradise On Friday

night show-the last complete
stage and screen show at 1890 pm.
No increase in prices.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22
Walter White Kin In Play

NEW YORK - CAMP - Miss
Jane White. daughter Of Walter
White. NAACP head. was selected
last week to play the lead role IN
the stage production Of Strange
Fruit" which will be based on
Lillian Smiths recent widely read
novel She took no dramatics IN
school but did take part in one or
two plays.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22
ACCUSES WOMAN

Incz Brooks. %. of asa Medbury
street, was held for trial this week
on charge Of felonious assault
upon Violet Spence by Recorders
Judge Christopher F.. Stein.
James Williams, %. Of 5l86 Ye-
mans. Hamtramck. waived exam
nation ON charge of robbery
armed on the complaint Of Luther
Vabihurn.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22
Hump Autographs
Records Sept. "a

The Modern Music company, al
'73o Woodward. directly opposite
ne Paradise theatre. invites De-
'-oiters to visit their complete rec
o-d department.
On Monday. Sept ~. at ! pm,
onel Hampton will autograph his
,ast Deccs records. in conjunction
IN his personal appearance al
the Paradise theater.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22
MORE CHICKEN soon

WASHINGTON-Termination of
war food order under which
chicken has been set aside for gov
eminent purchase in II midwest
ern states, was announced by the
Department OF Agriculture. This
order was designed to help pro-
cure approximately l25,000,000
pounds Of poultry, largely for cam
ming. to be used by U. S. armed
fnrrnc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22

since the gong
out of most ra-
tioning. Prom.
Uses best OF
IN er ch a n disc
for his custom
ers, but soon.
When Ele-
plants Roost IN
Bamboo Trees
is the current
d itty penned
by l. p. James.
which he is at
tie m p ting TO
OAK singer
Vannie Smith
TO put across
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-22
HAD UNCLEAN MOUTH

Trial Of Sallie Johnson Of 5l20
Brush street, charged with using
obscene language in the presence
Of neighbor. Queenie Royal OF
the same address, was adjourned
until Sept. 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

with the right crown by the wrong
archbishop, the other crowned by the
right archbishop but, this time, with
the wrong crown.
Sultan Suleiman oVcrran the weak
people and captured the revere d
Crown OF St stephen. He might have
become King OF Hungary simply by
placing the emblem upon his head,
but he dared not, as a Mohammedan,
wear a crown bearing Christian rep
reservations. SO the sultan did moth
ing about the throne.
In the stalemate, the Hungarians
rallied, drove out the conquerors and
reCaptured their priced possession.
Peace returned.
In the time of Albert OF Hungary,
a tense situation developed Albert
died before his son was born SO his
widow, Queen Elizabeth. determined
TO secure the throne for her progeny,
directed n ladyin-waiting TO steal into
Castle of ViScgrad, whore the Crown
of st. Stephen was kept at the time,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

crown They were sworn 10 gaze
upon the treasure despite caiolcry,
bribery, fire or earthquake until re-
lief soldiers stood behind them and
exclaimed, Il see it."
The door of the Crown Hall might
be opened only by the Prime Minis
ter and the two official custodianS.
each Of whom had a key to one of
the three locks. Once year they
presided al a ceremony for busting
and sweeping OF the quarters.
Actually, the crown is considered
more important than the king For
no man can become King of Hun
gary until ne has been crowned with
the Crown Of 81. Stephen by the
Archbishop Of EsZtcrgom. If the con
trary happens, as history has shown,
only disaster can result.
In the 10th century the Turks in.
vaded Hungary, cncountering little
opposition because the country was
divided The reason was that Hun
gary had two kings one crowned
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

is why it was lost on the trip.
The superstition clung after Franz
Josef went to the throne He had
10 rescue the crown from a thicket
near the Danube River, where il was
buried during the revolution against
Austria in 1S49 but his country was
in turmoil throughout his rule The
people believed that was because
he had to seek out the crown.
Joseph II, son Of Maria Theresa,
took a radical attitude toward the
sacred relic. He refused 10 wear il
at his coronation and carried il TO
Vienna as a souvenir. EUt the Hun.
garians were so incensed they threat
ened TO revolt-and Joseph had TO Tc-
turn the crown TO Budapest.
IntrinSically, the crown is worth
little-probably 1,50O, a trifle com.
pared with the m lions of the Eng.
lish crown jewels. But it has a ter.
rifle symbolism with the HunCarians.
And now ii is in the safe custody OF
the Yanks, who don't covet it,
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

FOR centuries, the faith of the Hun
garian people has been pinned
TO the Crown OF st. Stephen. II
has been their sacred symbol since
lie year 1000. wheq stephen became
ir first Christian king their light
~hopc, which fliCkcrs out only when
the crown disappears.
From time TO time the crown has
been spirited away from the capital
at Budapest and each time the for
tunes OF the Hungarians have faded
which is why, during the regency
after World War /. il was kept un.
der constant guard OF 28 picked sol
diers. But World War ii didn't spare
the crown.
Now the HunEaTtdns can h OPP
anew, for only the other day troops
OF the United States 9TH Army seized
the crown jewels 300 miles from
Budapest at the village OF Fraham,
30 miles north OF Salzburg. Austria,
Just across the border from Bavaria
A small detachment OF Hungarian
soldiers surrounded the strongboX OF
historic gems. But the YaHks took
the jewels into protective custody so
that eventually they will be returned
where they belong
The Crown OF 81. stephen has q
peculiar place in the hearts and the
history OF the Hungarians. which eX.
plains why IL is endowed with 50
much authority and so much rever.
ence-eVen 10 the issuance Of all
laws and edicts in its name
Story has il that the crown was
designed originally by Pope Sylves.
ter ii for the King of Poland TO en-.
courage his resistance against heath.
on invaders of Europe from Asia. But
the night before the gift was TO start
on its journey the Pope had a dream.
In it he saw an angel who command
ed him 10 hold the crown until the
arrival OF a stranger
The Pope, according 10 the legend,
obeyed the mandate Of his vision.
And so, in fulfillment, ENJOYS soon
AAived from land they called Hun.
y. They said they represented
~ phen, who had battled valiantly
and successfully for Christianity, and
they begged the blessing Of His Holi-
ness for their king.
Sylvester thercupon gave Stephen
not only his blessing but sent the
crown of gold intended originally for
Poland Stephen wore the crown on
all occasions until his death and il
was buried with him
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
On the Safety of the Crown,
a Gift From Pope sylvester
III to King Stephen. Hangs
the Nations Fate, Hun.
garians Believe.

and smuggle II out u n def
her skirts.
Laaislas V, whose father
was King of Bohemia, pre-.
ferred TO live in Prague but
he took the diadem with him
for fear somebody might
seize il and usurp the Hun
garian throne during his alb
sence from home.
After a while, LadislaS
abdicated in favor Of his
brother, Otto. The corona
ton was, of course, 10 take
place in Budapest. Otto
knew he would have to have
the Crown of ST. Stephen
for the ceremony. But he
didn't want it known he was
carrying the precious symbol
from Prague lest opposing
mobiles meet his encourage AT
the border and wrest the
crown from him. SO he put
the crown in a keg and slung
IL over the back of a saddle
horse for the trip.
Midway on the journey,
Otto learned the keg was
missing. The party turned
back and, after a three.day
search, found the keg in a
muddy road. The crown was
intact and Otto was pro-
claimed king with il. But
he had an unhappy reign.
So il became superstition
that the crown did not want
TO sit upon his head, which
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08


formed a lower part
OF the crown, which
was given 10 King
Gc2a Of Hungary by
the Byzantine Emper
or Michael DukaS.
IN r7ur.rTu ttnrS.
because OF omcnS OF
the past. the crown
was Identified SO init
matcly with the vicis-
STUDIES of the country
that special prccau
tionS were taken for
its safeguard
Soldiers were on
watch every hour
around the clock in
its resting place in the
Royal Palace Of Buda-
pest behind a locked
iron grill. They were
men whose eyes must
never move" - for,
while on guard, they
stared nNcdlN AZ the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Mestne novice
Matt in hei v nesreci

Mrs. Lucille Baker, Al let sta
ra, stanujoca ma 6010 Grayton
Rd. S. w., in njena 14-letna
hcerka Barbara, sta bill resno
poskodovani v avtomobilski ne
sreci, ko je avto, v katerem sta
Sc vozili, zadel v drugega ma
West Boulevard pri Western
Ave. Najbrze imata ODE prebiti
lobanji in Sc nahajati resnem
stanju v St. John bolnisnici ma
zapadni strani. Osebe il druge-
ga avtomobila so bile pregleda-
ne in odpuscene IL iste bolnisni-
ce, ker MISC dobile vecjih po-
Skodb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Svarilo avtonobilistorr1

Marshall A. Mott, vodja. cle-
velandskega Better Business
Bnroja je tidal v javnost svari-
10 avtomobilistom pred naku-
pom gotovih nicvrednih, tako-
zvanih trajnih ''antifreeze', XII
so sestavljeni IL takih kemicnih
sestavin, da unicijo avtomobil,
ako jih nalijete v radiator. Ia
tekocina je corrosive calcium
chloride solution, in sc baje Sc
nahaja ma policah pri raznih tr-
govcih, XII bodo sklsali sc ga
iznebiti. Tekom vojne je War
Production Board prepovedal iz-
delavo kaksnih 80 vrst takih te-
kocin. Lastniki avtomobilov bj
morali odkloniti te vrste "anti'
freeze" in kupiti samo poznane
| varne izdelke cd zanesljivih tr.
govcev. Torej bodite pozorni!
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MyAKOPRAvNOST
"Ne more biti tako hud, ka-

"Ne more biti tako hud, ka-
kor 81 zatrjeval."
"Kaj?"
Ej, ia prasek! Sama sem ga
poskusila. Nobenega okusa nj
ma. In tudi potem nisem nice
sar cutila."
'Ljubi Bog, Terezika! Saj ga
vendar nisi zauzila? Arzenik je!
Povej mi, "a bozjo voljo!"
ooh, lie droben prasek!'
Pomolila mu je prst pod nos.
me vecji Cd igline konice.' ~
Hlastnil je z zobni po njenih
prstih in ugriznil. Nenadoma je
|obcutil tezo njenega telesa. Tez-
ka je bila. S svojo prosto roko
je ugasil malo svetilko ma nocni
mizici.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Decka oropala deklico

Diva decka, v starosti II in IA
let, sta v soboto popoldne oro-
pala 11-letno Marlene Westovec,
2012 w. SO St., ko je sla trgo-
vino. V denarnici je imela en- do
lar, katerega sta il decka silo
iztrgala. K sreci je nekdo po-
znal napadalce, tidal njih ime-
ma in policija jih je kmalu ma
sla in spravila v jeco. Dollar sta
81 razdelila in pri vsakem je po-
licija nasla po SO centov njiju
zepih. Decka prideta pred mia
dinsko sodisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03

Winter means death to thousands of homeless
children in Yugoslavia, who, in rags undernourished
and ill, are in desperate need of help If do not
these children to die you and must do part
The American Committee for Yugoslav Relief in
Pittsburgh is conducting campaign to collect cloth
ing, blankets, seed, farm implements and any useabe
material supplies during the week of November
18th to the 25h Bring your bundle for the Yugosavs
to the nearest depot fire house during the week of
November 18th to the 25th
Photo-Courtesy Yugoslav Red Cross
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Konvencija WOW v
Clevelandu

V nedeljo 9. decembra sc v
hotelu Cleveland pricne konven-
cija organizacije Woodmen of
the World Head Camp, katero
bo pozdravil zupan Thomas A.
Burke. Govorila .bosta tudi T. E.
Newton in H. E. Klug, clana
glavnega odbora WOW.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Sc j A

Jutri vecer OBJ 7::3O uri. sc vrsi
letna seja podruznice st. Al SzZ
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. Podani bodo
letni racuni in volilo sc DO odbor
"a leto 1916. Pc seji Sc vrsi maj
hna zabava in vabi sc vse cla-
nice, da sc udelezijo. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Bivsi kaznjenec zajet

V soboto zvecer je policija ma
stavila past in v MO ujela biv-
Sega kaznjenca Carl Dominic
La Richeja, star 80 let, stanu-
joe ma 2O63 Random Rd. S. E.,
XII je obtozen, da je potom izsi-
ljevanja prejel cd Mrs. Mary
Ann L. Worthington vsoto $500,
seveda zaznamovanih bankov-
cev, katere so Sc vse dobili pri
MEM.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Urodnice podr. st. Ia
S. Z. z.

Presednica, Frances Rupert,
19301 Shawnee Ave.; podpred-
sednica, Antonija Svetek; tai
MICA, Frances Klein, 19407 Mus
koka Ave., Nv. 1920; blagajni-
carka, Pauline Sajovec; zapis-
nikarica, Mary Yapel; nadzor-
nice: Frances Globokar, Fran
ces Grcman in Frances stupica
Seje Sc yrsijo vsak prvi torek
v mesecu,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Pittsburzanka oropana

Miss Josephine Ferrara, donna
il Pittsburgha in tukaj zacasno
stanujoca v Carter hotelu, je sla
v soboto zvecer po E. 9 St. proti
hotelu. Spotoma il je nenadoma
neki ropar potegnil torbico il
roke in z MO zbezal. v Mi je
bilo $50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED

ma njegovih kolenlh! Ali osta]a
Sc casa "a premisljevanje, med
tenn ko je uzivala slast preda-
ianja? In kaj bo rekel on? V
svojem bistvu je ocarljivo neo-
kreten, ponizna cistost je po-
mesana z zarom, kakor ga vzbu-
ia lahko lie najizrednejsa strast.
Tereza Sc je pogosto smejala
niegovim navadam. Smejala Sc
je prav zdaj, ko il je odpenjal
obleko.
"Kaksne S la d k e neumnosti
govoris, Gottfried! Medtem ko
tavata tvoji roki po meni! Kdo
neki hi ii vse verjel, kar govo-
ris?"
"Terezika! Odkrito povem,
! da ne razumem prevee; VEN pa,
kaj je lepo in kaj ne.'
"Da, in vse, kar je lepega, mo-
ra MOI uzivati in da lahko uzi-
va, mora imeti.''
Obrnila je k MENU obraz in
Sc poigravala z okrajci njego-
vega suknjica. Smejala Sc je.
Nenadoma sc je necesa- domisli-
la.
"Gottfried, posodi mi banko-
vec "a petdeset frankov."
"Cemu, ali hos kaj kupila ~
"Ne, daj mi ga lie "a minuto.'
Potegnil je svojo istnico IL
zepa. Iztrgala mu jo je IL ro-
ke, pogledala v notranjost in
mu jo vrnila.
'Dobro! Daj mi zdaj denar." "
Izvlekel je bankovec in il ga
dal. Vrtela ga je med prsti in
zamisljeno grbancila cello.
"Ali Sc nisi spoznal, da so te
okradli?"
"Kako to-"
mali zavojcek, v katerem 81
hranil lase svoje prejsnje lju-
bice!'
Pogledal je v svojo listnicc
in pogresil strup! Ia hip je
prestraseno strmel v Terezo
Smejala Sc je.
'Imas slabo vest, kaj?"
"Tereza, kje je?"
Namesto da bi odgovorila, sc
je potrkala konci prstov po Ii.
Gu.
cali 81 ga ii vzela ?"
"Da!"
"Kje ga imas? Kaj 81 storila
z njim?".
'Ljubosumna sem bila ma tt
stvar. Nisem marala, da bi jc
nosil tik mad svojim srcem ir
zaradi tega sem jo vrgla proc
Nj je vec!"
'Kdaj 81 mi ga vzela, Terezi
ka?"
20, ze davno. Sal je vseeno
Il tega je razvidno, da ga mis-
tako zelo ljubil, kakor zatrju
jes, ker bi sicer vsak dan po
gledal, &c ga Sc imas."
Zamisljeno je gledal vstran
"Saj je vseeno," je dejal, s'zs
par rapov kupim lahko Sc we'd
no svez prasek."
Porogljivo mracno ga je po
gledala, vstala in sedla ma ME
gova kolena.
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"a prihodnje leto in po seji bo
prosta vabava. Clanice so vab-
ljene, da Sc udelezijo polnoste-
vino, kot tudi vse one, XII se nj
so plaeale asesmenta, da ga ju-
tri veeer poravnajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
Vojaki Sc vraeajo

V novembru Sc je vrnilo v
Cleveland 1858 odpuscenih yo-
jakov in mornarjev, oziroma vec
kot tekom prvih devetih mese-
cev tekocega leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-03
(NGdaljeVanje)

OdSli so liz "Kislega grozda"
Anton Jakob Sc je trudil, da hi
hodil ravno. Toda ia njegov
obisk v Bernu je incl nekatere
posebnosti, po katerih Sc je zelo
razlikoval Cd vseh prejsnjih IL
letov: alkohol, XII ga je Anton
Jakob pill, mu je Sci zdaj v gla-
vo. Pc par kozarcih nj mogel
vee pokoncu hoditi in tega Sc je
zelo sramoval. "Pridite, otroka"
je dejal. "Ne vem, kaj je nocoj
menoj. Pridita! Ma VS. a ko
stran eden. V nasem dobrem
starem mestu Bernu! Pridita,
tn smo donna. Strela bozja VEN
dar! Kaj Sc je zgodilo mojim
nogam? Sal je moja glava po-
vsem redu."
"Saj nimamo dalee,' je suho
pripomnil Gottfried.
me, Tone" je rekla Tereza,
"ne teci zdaj nazaj! Sicer bonn
kmalu sama izgubila smer.'
mo! Ha, ha! Svinjarija, he?
Ali Sc wanna ne zdim nagnusen ?
He? Da, Gottfried! Ii me mo-
ras prav "a prav zanicevati do
dna. Tebi Sc kaj takega ne pri-
peti! Toda ii, deklica - ali nisi
ii tudi pila, deklica? Ha? No,
sal ne pridemo tako pogosto v
Bern. Zato moramo vsako pot
izkoristiti, ali ne? Zdaj gre ma
enkrat popolnoma lahko. re
spet hodim lahko sam. To je bi-
la le sprememba zraka po vec-
nem cepenju.'
V hotelu je Gottfried takoj
voscil lahko noe. Ko je podal ro-
ko Terezi, ga je pogledala S
pogledom, XII mu je vburkal v
zilah kri. Stekel je po stopnicah,
da je preskakoval naenkrat pc
tri stopnice.
Emo uro kasneje je zaslisa]
rahlo trkanje ma svojih vratih
in nemudoma je odprl. Vstopila
ie Tereza, odeta v siroko donna
60 halo.
"Zelo previdna morava biti!'
lie deiala. 'Nikdar vec ne smes
tako pogledati kakor danes I'VE,
GER"
"Kdaj?'
"Ko me je objel."
"Tega nisem mogel prenesti!'
je vzkliknil.
"Otrok," je rekla, "toliko pro-
staskih stvari je. Samo clovek
jih ne sme gledati prostaski'
mi ocmi! All, Gottfried! Kakc
sem YES dan hrepenela po tebi!
Vsako minute! Vsako sekun-
dow
"Terezika, najljubsa!'
Ugasil je luc.
Ma vecer, preden sta odpo'
tovala, je obiskala Tereza Gott'
frieda popoldne, ko nj bilo An
tona Jakoba v hotelu. Oknice
so bile zaprte in zastori spusce'
nj in lie media svetloba majhne
rdece luci je polnila sobo at
mosfero nasladne zapelj jivosti
Tu so bill plisem prevlecen
stoli, S plisem prevlecena zofa
imitirana orientalska preproga
umivalnik in porcelanasta uni
valnica z labodjimi ornament
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LETNA SEJA

Jutri vecer oh Z. uri sc vrsi
redna in letna seja podruznice
st. II SzZ v Slovenskem drust-
venem domu ma Recher Ave.
Vrsile sc bodo volitve odbornic
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Sen. Brien McMahon, Connecticut
Democrat freshman member Of the
upper house, has been named chair
man Of the senate's 11-man special
committee to handle all legislation
on the control and use of atomic
energy. Final control rests with his
committee.
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Mali oglasi
Frigidaire

elektricno ledenico, stare 4
leta in v zelo dobrern stanju,
Sc proda po zmerni ceni. Po-
|klicite KE 6244.
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Sgt Charles ebert patient the u Arm Hooran General
Hospital Staten Island, Y, is happy that the and
he look forward job The yearold Pittsburgh
chute trooper dropped from the sky in France only be
Of combat by shell from a nearby German tank The shrapne
sliced into his right His wounds have healed but he
everybody buy Victory Bonds TO help furnish medical attention
to the boys who must receive treatment for months.
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Pvt Carl L. Smith, %, Of Green Back, Tenn, H.
getting about again after receiving treatment at the
Army's Holloran General Hospital, Staten Island,
N. Y. He was wounded in the right leg by sniper
in Germany and urges people to buy Victory Bonds
to help provide care for thousands Of other men
still in hospitalss
D. u s. Treasuny Deparfuent
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lsce Sc

lsce Sc
3 ali 4 sobe "a dvojico brez
otrok. V okolici e. 1856 st. in
Waterloo Rd. Pokicite MU
O417.
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0N6i 1SSINCI
zeli delo " slovenski gostilni,
samo delhi cas- ali polni cas-.
Ia naslov Sc poizve " ura-
du Enakopravnosti.