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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25

With the Fifth Army, Italy Technical Sergeant Thomas P. Boyd of Waterbury, Conn, recent ly was awarded the Bronze Star for heroic achievement in action. He is a member of the 86th Moun- tain Infantry Regiment of the 10th "Mountaineer" Division, fighting on the Fifth Army front in Italy.
 He was a member of platoon which climbed for nine hours up a precipitous ridge, evading trip wire grenades and small arms fire. The platoon took it's objective and held its position through successive enemy counterattackS and heavy artillery barrages. Without com- munications, lacking food and water, and dangerously low on ammunition, the mountain troops were still fight ing and still holding their position when a relief party finally ar- rived.
 Boyd was officially credited with a large part in the successful stand of the platoon. He was awarded the medal by Brigadier General Robinson E. Duff, assistant com- rlander of the 10th Division.
 His mother, Mrs. Emily Boyd, lives at 23 Silver street, Waterbury.
 Col. Evans F. Carlson, a native of Plymouth who gained widespread recognition as the leader of Carl- sons Raiders. has returned to the Pacific area after months of con- valescence at his home in California. The famed Marine hero sustained wounds in the South Pacific last year.
 A veteran of the last war, Col Carlson is also well-known au- thor, speaker, and authority of the war. the colonel warned against tht shipment of scrap iron to Japan. Col. Carlson's father. Rev. Thomas c. Carlson, and his sister, Karen Carlson, left Plymouth severa, months ago to make their home with the Marine officer in Califor- mia.
 George Morrison, seaman first class, is spending 15-day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Jane Morrison 61 North Leonard street. He has been stationed at the Naval Air Sta- tion at Beaufort, s. c. Upon com pletion of his leave on May 12, the seaman will report to the Naval Air Base at Moffet Field, Calf. A memorial Mass will be cele, brated for Sgt. Anthony Stanevicf at the Immaculate Conception church April 27 at 8. m. Sgt Stanevich was killed in actior November Il, 1914 in France. Hi wife. Mrs. Marjorie Stanevich, IF North Main street, recently received Purple Heart awarded posthum. ously to him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25

Mitchell crawled to the wire, and blew the entanglement. Just after the explosion, additional enemy ma chine gun and sniper fire held up the infantry advance by pinning down the company commander. Prl- vate Mitchell, spotting the snipers position, moved to more adva1i- tageous point and killed the enemy soldiers.
 From that position he spotted a machine gun meet, and woundinS the enemy gunner with his first shot, he then rushed the position and captured the enemy. The ma- chine gun and sniper thus silenced, the infantry was enabled to ad- vance. Pvt Mitchelps gallant per- formance exempnfied he heroic traditions of the American soldier. 7"
 The combat engineer entered the service in October, 1943, and trained ct Fort Benjamin Harrison, Inc, and in Arizona. Previous to join ing the Army he resided in Cincln- nati, Ohio. He has also served ln England and Germany.
 Robert H. Knapp, 20, of 1914 Main street, Waterbury, Conn, has been advanced to electricians mate, first class.
 Knapp is serving aboard de- stroyer escort of the Atlantic Fleet. Previous to this duty he attended Gyro-C Compass School at the Navy Yard, New York. His campaign ribbons include European-African theatre with two stars and Ameri- can theatre with one star.
 Knapp is the son of MT. and Mrs. Clayton Knapp of Waterbury. They have a son, Richard, 18, in the Mer- che,1t Marine.
 Previous to entering the Navy, Knapp was employed by the U. S., Rubber Go. He attended Leaven- worth High school in Waterbury, graduating from there in 1942.
 Two Waterbury seamen recently arrived at the Naval Training Sta tion, Norfolk, Va, to undergo train- ing for duties aboard destroyer of the Atlantic fleet. Both recently completed a course at cook and baker school, at Jacksonville, Fla.
 Angelo William DiLeo, USNR, IT., is the son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Di- Leo of 32 Howard street, Water bury. Before enlisting in the Navy, he was employed by the U. s. Time Corporation. DiLeo is a graduate Of Leavenworth High school.
 Joseph P. Chateauneuf, USNR, 18, the son of MT. and Mrs. E. P. Cha teaneuf, ITO Plaza avenue. has a brother, Edward, seaman first class, serving aboard submarine in the Pacific. Chateauneuf attended Will by High school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25

Twelve hundred species and va- rieties of orchids now grow in Col ombia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25
SEEKS AUTHORITY
 TO CHANGE NAME

Permission to use the name of Elizabeth Virbut was requested III superior court yesterday afternoon by an applicant who states she dis covered just a few weeks ago that her birth certificate lists her name as Lizzie Urbiciki. The petitioner, a resident of this city, states her late fathers naturalization records llst the family name as Virbutls, ana states that an error in spelling was made on the birth record.
 An application to change their name to White was entered on the superior court docket by Alfred Matthew Waiculonis and his wife, Emily Stella. They claim their friends and associates have known them by that name.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25

A memorial high Mass will be held on Friday, April 27, at the Church of Our Lady of LOurdes at 8:OO o'clock for Anthony D'AmicO, who was killed in action March 15 in Germany. He was the nephew of MT. and Mrs. Tony Di Meco, 234 Hauser street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25
NEWS OF MEN NV THE SERVICE
Army Hospital

Flushed and happy whiteness Miles and miles of cots The glad, contented brightness Where sunlight gleam sin spots. NurSeS-swift and saintly Seem to tread on grass Like flowers stirring faintly Heads turn to watc hthem pass. Beauty .. blood =. and sorrow Blending in strain Eternity's tomorrow In this house of pain Sounds of whispered talking Labored, indrawn breath Then, like young girl walking the dear familiar death.
 Harry Jordan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25
EX-PARATROOPER
 GIVEN POSITION
Donald C. Hawthorne of East Haven Joins War
 Council Staff

Donald c. Hawthorne of East Haven. returned veteran of the 82d Airborne Division, has joined the staff of the Connecticut War Coun- cil as assistant to David Strom, chief of the Film Section.
 MT. Hawthorne will have head quarters at Hartford and will rep resent the War Council in furnish ing 16 nm. film service to local war councils and other groups in sup
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-25
PRIVATE MITCHELL GIVEN DECORATION.
Receives Silver Star for GaIIantry in Action in
 Italian Sector

Pvt. John e. Mitchell, the son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, POS Bridge street, has been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry ill action at the Italian front in July, 1944.
 Serving overseas with an engineer combat battalion, Mitchell was as- signed the mission of blowing hos tile barbed wire entanglements that ilnpeded the company advance.
 The citations says in part: 'Ui:- Ger whitening small arms fire, Pvt
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-15
LABOR VIEWS
BY George F. Mecray

Trades and Labor council on the
conference constitution committee
as the sole representative of labor
in Africa. West African Negro la
Dor leaders feel that representation
should be shared by them. Mr.. Hill
man, vice-president of CIO, chair
man of the Political Action COM
mittee, and admittedly proud of his
record opposing discrimination
against American Negroes, ignored
the African Negro protests ex-
planning he knows little of African
geography.
Thus because of Mr.. Hillman's s
ignorance, African Negroes lost
their best chance to influence the
anti-discrimination position of the
new international labor organiza-
ton. The Negroes were embitter-
ed by the fact that their defeat
meant one of the strongest propon-
ents of discrimination against Ne
gro workers was put in a key po-
sition to fight for his prejudices in
the secrecy of the constitution COM
nittee
In this affair Mr.. Hillman re-
vealed an extensive ignorance of
more than African geography. For
one presiding over and promoting a
world labor conference, he display
ed a most remarkable ignorance of
world labor problems.
AS well-known opponent of all
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-15

warfare on any South African
group or leader, white or black,
who like Gen. Smuts, even timidly
suggests that democracy be extend
ed progressively to non-Europeans.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-15

forms of fascism, Mr.. Hillman
missed the boat. Certainly he did
not know that the whole social and
economic structure of South Africa
is based on the exploitation of Afri-
can Negro labor. 1t is the old South
ern United States magnified 10
times. Certainly he did not know
that anti-Semitism is spreading
like wild fire in the South African
labor movement. Of this we can be
certain.
Certainly Mr.. Hillman did not
know that of 10 million people in
the Union of South Africa, seven
million whose skins are black are
ruthlessly exploited and have no
voice in the government whatever.
Certainly he did not know that
white South African labor, a small
minority of South African labor,
organized in the South African
Trades and Labor council, is de-
manding the retention of color-bar
legislation which not only outlaws
equal pay for equal work, but pre-
vents Negroes from performing
any kind Of skilled work. Of course
a Negro might do such work as
"helper" Of his fellow" white
worker. But this kind of fascism is
not recognized as such. 1t is con-
cealed by calling it a race prob
lem
Neither did Mr.. Hillman know
that unions among South African
Negro workers are not permitted
and every effort Negroes make to
improve their condition is resisted
by organizations of farmers, work
ers and business men. These fasc-
ist minded groups wage constant
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-15
Go LEADER, HILLMAN,
REVEALS HIS IGNORANCE

CIO leader Sidney Hillman has
just given the CIO black eye in
Negro labor circles in the U. S.,
Africa, and the West Indies. Mr..
Hillman, head of the CIO delega-
ton to the World Labor conference
in Paris, while presiding over a
conference session, placed the CIO
in the position of supporting the
power and prestige of undemo-
cratic and anti-Negro white South
African unions.
Hillman as presiding officer
blocked efforts to make effective
the strong, outspoken protests of
Negroes against placing a repre-
sentative of the South African
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
tNadaljevanje 2 2. stranD

Hvala Vam, g. Vinko sCoff Y
imenu ''Progresivnih"! Si-
Ger je pozno, a vzen1ite vseeno
"a dobro. Nadejala sem Sc, da
81 bo kdo drugi vzel to nalogo,
zato je zaostalo.
Razveseljiva je .tudi novica,
da je ameriski parnik odpeljal
vse, kar so TIA nasa pridna de-
kleta nasila in prispevala v
blagu, obleki in denarju, v do
movino. Sedaj pa sc bodo 'sPro-
gresivne' zopet oprijele della s
tenn vecjo vnemo ker vedo, da
jim je ameriska vlada naklo-
njena. MISC sc spolnile po-
bozne zelje lnekaterih, da bi O.
bleka segnila v skladiscih, ker
nj parnika, da bi jo odpeljal. -
A odpeljal jo je in jo DO Sc!
Zato lie naprej dekleta! Tudi
fantje bodo v potrebi pomaga-
Ii!
> N. II. K.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26

lcases", Memo lastno rocno de-
10. clanice smo sklenile, da do
bi to darilo ena timed clanic,
Xxi abo- navzoca ma prihodnji, to
je ma marcevi seji. Zato pridite,
boste n1ogoce srecni!
Clanica Ursula TursiG, stanu-
joca ma. 451 T.. 158 st. ,je ma
bolniski postelji. Islrena zelja
mas vseh je, da scim preje o.
.zdrayi.. Obiscite jo,. drage cla-
nice! 'g .
Ponoseno obleko "a nase tr-
pece bojevnike v domovilli po-
Ibiramo BE kar naprej. Karkoli
innate vporabnega, pr1nesite v
Slovenski delavski dom ma Wa.
terloo Rd oh veGerih. Istotako
sprejemamo se vedno tudi de.
.narne prispevke " isti namen,
Pomagajmo jim! Zarja svobo.
de Jim ze sveti ma vzhodu!
Frances Wolf, porocevalka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26

f you have some Item Of In
drop us q few lines. Re-
member the editors address: !:
M. Ivanusch, RID |, Chardon,
Ohio.
The lengthy report Of dona-
tions collected by our organi-
zation, for the ambulance and
Jngoslav Relief which is now
being published in the daily
''Enakopravnost" is a living e.
violence of the sincere devotion
our members have put into this
relief drive. Our supreme Sc
.cretary has spent m any an
hour of her time in preparing
this long list of collectors and
donators for which work she
deserves our thanks.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe In n1lelzo
- Rdece znamke Q-5 do Is,
in A-2 do D. so veljavne
vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Procesira1ia jedila
Modre znamke ks, Y-5,
Is in A-2 do CO so veljav-
ne, vsaka "a 10 .pointov. Q-5,
Rs in SIS potecejo 81 mar
ca.
SladkOr
Sladkorna znamka st. 81 "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
"a nedolocen cas-.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, q in 3 z zrako-
plovom " knjizici st. 3 SO We
ljavne do preklica.
GaS0lln
Znamka A-14 je veljavna
"a stir galone sgasolina do q.
marca. Znamk,e B-5, B-6,
C-5 in C-6 SO veljavne VISA
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedolocen cas-. Ma lieu 1kupona
je treba takoj napisati ime dr.
lave in icencno stevilko. Pr.i
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba navesti :rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer-
.cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek-
CHA tajerjev vsakih sest mese-
.cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill,
katero je pac prvo.
Kuriln0 ollie
Znamke zadnje sezone st. a
in 5 ter move sezone ct. /, 2. in
8 so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
40 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
From the Editors
Desk

The War Dept. has sent word
to Mr.. & Mrs. Jacob Subelj of
10Y East 68th St., that their
son, Cpl. Victor Subelj, a ra-
dio operator, was wounded in
action in Belgium on Jan. 18th
and is. recovering in a hospital.
We remember Victor as a model
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26

huTiluO sO1Jo
Znamke zadnje sezone st. A
in 5 ter move sezone st. ], 2. in
3 so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26

and well behaved student IN
our Slovene School and hope
his wounds dc not pr owe se-
rious. His mother is an active
officer sof 's'Slovenske Sokolicen' !,
s.. N. P. J., Of the Executive
Board Of the SNPJ Farm and
also president Of !. Progresivne
Slovenke" Circle No. g. Our
sincere wishes, t hat Victor
will soon recover and he out
of danger, Mrs. tsubelj!
Our young girls and women
of Circle No. z surely deserve
our highest praise for til e ir
continuous interest and work
for some go cd and humane
cause. On january 28th they
held a dance for the benefit of
the Yugoslav Relief, according
to an announcement by Esther
Zupanc-B -Bohinc in the Enako.
We are sure, it was again an
overwhelming success as usual!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
.SOncni
.kOticek /. /.
Prispeva "Ovinkarieva"

fflSpeVa IV1nkaFJeVa
Steer ne VEN, toda zdi sc mi,
da se drzi se marsikatera slo-
venska gospodinja starega obi
GAIA, da pripravi v jeseni 'vec-
jo kolicino kisline, bodisi zelja
ali repe. Vcasih sno rabili "a
to lesene sode, toda zadnja le-
ia vporabljamo eimdalje velike
'loneene lonee ali ''krake". Ia
ko pripravljeno kislino je ire
ba stalno rabbit ali vsaj teden-
sko umivati, &c neeemo, da Sc
pokvari, oziroma zmehca in do
hi neprijeten duh in okus.
Sedaj ma spomlad pa DO mai
tbolje, &c nam zelja ali repe Sc
preostaja, da isto spravimo v
steklenice in sicer tako-le:
Natlaci zelje v vroee sickle
nice in zalij zeljnico, &c pa nj
dovolj tie, deni emo unco soil v
en- kvart vode in zalivaj s to
slano vodo. Pritrdi pokrovke
kvarte lie delno, to Sc pravi, ne
zapiraj jih tesno, temvec tako,
da sc pokrovcek Sc lahko pre-
mika. &c imas takozvan "Steam
Pressure Cooker kuhaj lie pet
minut oh 10 funtnem pritisku
sopare, &c pa Sc posluzujes ma
vadnega lonca, kuhaj stekleni-
ce v vrei vodi, t. j. cez stekle-
nice mora biti najmanj "a en-
palec vode, "a dvajset minut,
nakar pokrovcke tesno pritrdi.
Cas- procesiranja stej, ko je pri-
celia enkrat voda vreti in vre-
ii mora stalno vseh dvajset mi
nut. z move vrste pokrovi, XII
pridejo v dveh kosih, pa pusti
steklenice kake pol palca praz-
ne pri vratu in zapri popolno-
ma tesno, nakar kuhaj ravno
.toliko casa, kot zgoraj navede-
no.
Kadar cvres krape (krofe),
pokrij posodo, ko sc cvro ma
rl.1ri ,nanlo1rini S;,n no ill elxxeS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE AMERIKE

IYL1NA1 AlylLAlAL
daj vedno gledam, kdaj DO kaj
porocala 0 novih sklepih pri
krozku Cesnova Ancka, pa MIC
ne vidim. Upam, da je njej mo-
.goce til ma seje. Mi cd tukaj
ne moreno iti, vsled velike da-
ljave v tenn mrzlem in ledenem
vremenu; pridemo pa prav 60
tovo, cim ho vreme malo gor-
keJe.
Ma letni seji mas je bilo spre-
jetih h krozku mnogo novih,
4clanic. OBJ tej priliki sem Sc tu-
.di srecala IS Vilko Golob. Ona
je stanovala pri mas, ko Sc je
prvic porocila z Johnom Ia
krajskom in njen sin Johnnie,
XII je sedaj pri mornarici nekje
ma Pacifiku, kot mi de pravila
VISA " skrbeh, je bill rojen pri
mas. - oh, da bi abilo lie en-
krat konec, te astrasne mort
Reel moran, da Sc ma m je
seja zelo dopadla. Clanice so
vse jake prijazne in poeutile
smo Sc, kot da bi Sc poznale ze
dolgo casa. Mary ,Medveskova
nam je pripravila okusno vecer-.
jo, nakar je sledilo izmenjava-
nje daril. To vam je bilo zaba-
We in smeha! JAZZ in Mary Jak-
Sic nisva todprli najinih zavo-
jew, ker sva mogli domov S po-s
ulicno zeleznico. Vso pot sva
ugibali, kaj neki sva dobili.
Mary mi rece: "Tukaj ,pise,
da moran ma lahko nositi! Nor
da je kaj takega, da Sc lahko
.ubijem!?"
Drugi dan sem jo poklicala,
da izvem, kaj je dobila in mi
'pove, da je bill v zavoju - We.
lik mesarski noz. JAZZ sem il
pa povedala, da je mole darilo
steklenicica "a disave ali par
fun.
Maj omenim, da naju je pc
ljal cd Drustvenega donna do
pouliene zeleznice, gostoljubni
Frank Cesen. Hvala lepa, Frank
in iskrene cestitke k 55-letnici!
Da bi docakal Sc mnogo let v
zdravju in sreci! Bio nam je
nanrec jako zal, da Sc nismo
:mogli udeleziti slavnostnega
godovanja. Z
Moi sin je rekel: "Ah, ma
ma, Ii ne yes, kako .bi bila j.
mela "gut tajm" ce bi bila Slap
In vem, da je incl .prav, ker
Frank in Ana sta druzabna clo-
veka in vesele narave. Posebno
Frank pise vedno zanimive do
pise in cello pesmi zlaga. Zad-
MIC je incl emo 20 veliki dra-
ginji'. Midva u mozem sva sc
do solz nasmejala, ko sva 5jo
prebirala. Navidez je sicer "a
salo, ampak je tudi tprecej res
nice vines. LIE se kaj napisi,
Frank in Ii, Ana tudi!
Videla sem dopis Gusti Zu-
pancieeve. Ona je prav lepo OPT
sala delo pri krozku st. 3. LIE O.
glasi Sc Sc kaj GUST, kajti Two
j dopisi so zanimivi!
Pozdrav vsem sestram, do
kler Sc spet ne vidimo ma seji!
Frances Juretic,
1873 e. 81 st.
Porocevalka kfozka st. 8.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
KrOzki
'por0cajo...

Ko sem pred kratkim cita-
la dopis nase sestre Ane Prime,
v katerem pise, kako 81 je ze-
leila utrgati raz neba emo IL
med zvezd in jo poslati nasim
"Progresivnim Slovenian" "
Cleveland, sem bila vesela.
ives, Anna, .nobeno priza-
ME ne bi bilo preveliko "a po-
zrtvovalno delo, katerega so
posebno v minulem letu rvrsile
nase ''Progresivne Slovenke"
tukaj."
Kakor tebi, tudi meni nj bila
dana prilika aktivno pomagati
pri tenn delu; le parkrat sem
Sc ustavila v Delavskem domu
in sem kar 'ostrmela, videc ko-
liko obleke je bio ociscene in
zakrpane ter v redu "a odposla-
tt naprej. Poleg tega SO pa Sc
veliko denarja nabrale med ma
rodom.
Kot sem ze omenila, zadnja
leta nisem~ ~imela prilike, da bi
Sc udelezevala nasih sej, vkljub
temu sem sc pa vedno zmislila,
kadar Sc je seja vrsila. Rekla
sem 81: Danes je nasa seja"
- Upam, da bonn cd sedaj ma
pref bolj aktivna in bo m po
moznosti pomagala nasi orga-
nizaciji, katera mi je bila cd
zacetka, namrec liza ustano-
vitve, vedno pri srcu.
Sestra Anna Primo je bila ze-
10 aktivna pri nasi organizaci-
j, ko je Sc zivela v Clevelandu.
Pri razstavi rocnih del je We
liko ;pripomogla k uspehu ker
je umetnica v rocnih delhi. Da-
jala nam je navodila sivanju,
craven pa Sc vedno kaksno sa-
1.-Two povedala "a kratek cas-.
In tudi iz daljnega Wisconsin,
mas Sc vedno zabava z njenimi
dopisi.
'Upam, da hos nadaljevala S
Tvojimi pismi> tudi poleti. Ko
~bo dez zalival Tvoj vrt, I'll Sc
pa malo sedi in kaj napisi!"
Minulo je ze vec mesecev,
odkar Sc je vrsila proslava de-
setletnice ''Progresivnik Slo-
venk". Osebno Sc mi je ia pro-
gram ajbolj dopadel, kar sem
jih Sc to sezono obiskala; sploh
yes program Cd petja do govo-
rov je bill .zelo zanimiv.
sKrozek p. S. st. / priredi O
-bicajno letno plesno veselico Y
nedeljo Is. marca v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Proseni ste, da mas poseti.
te v obilnem stevilu. S tenn SC
DO nasa blagajna zopet opomo-
gla in bono Sc nadalje lahkc
darovale v dobre namene.
Sc uidinno 18. marca!
Theresa AGorjanc, Glkr. st. /