davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-01-14

John GRAHAM, formerly active in
Junior philatelic circles i'm Wash
ington, now a private in the Army,
has gone overseas.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

Mail service to Leyte, Samar and
Mindoro in the Philippines has been
resumed.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

Philip La Renotiere de Ferrary,
certainly the greatest stamp COL
lector who ever has lived, was a son
of the Duchess of Galliera, described
by Weekly Philatelic Gossip as
probably the richest woman in Eu-
rope" His opposite number as an
accumulation of philatelic property
was Col. E. H. r. Green, who also
was son of a prodigiously wealthy
woman-the famous Wall Street
operator Hetty Green.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02
Here's Dope on Income Tox:
You Probobly Won't Poy Any

the total military and civilian in
come over the $4,000 mark, must file
return on or before Jan. Is, 1945.
Those whose military income was in
excess of $4,000 during 1914 also must
file return by Jan Is, 1945, if they
did not file a Declaration of Esti-
mated Income Tax during 1914.
For the purpose of computing the
amount of tax owed, the first 81 500
of military pay is exempt. Also ex-
empt are contributions by the gov
ernment to family allowances and
money received for subsistence and
quarters. However, any refund of
taxes owed on the 1913 declaration
should not be deducted from the
1914 tax liability.
Service p rSonnel should use
Treasury Department Form 1910 in
filing their return for 1914 The full
amount of the tax due must be paid
at the time of filing this return, ex-
cept that those unable to meet their
tax payment may request deferment
by submitting a letter to the Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue with their
return.
Those who expect to have taxable
income in 1945 should file Decla-
ration of Estimated Income Tax
Form l040ES) for that year on OF
before March IS, 1945.
Military personnel who believe
they are affected by the income tax
have been advised at most posts to
discuss their problems with their
legal assistance officer.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02
By Camp Newspaper Service

The American soldier has a lot on
his mind right now, but one thing
he probably won't have to worry
about is filing an income tax return
for 1914.
While March Is, l945, will bring a
financial headache to most u. S.
civilians, including hundreds of
thousands who did not pay a tax be-
fore the war, the vast majority of
service men and women will be
exempt.
, As a general rule, military per-
sonnel whose service pay was less
than $4,000 during 1914 will not be
required to file a return. That in
cludes, roughly, enlisted personnel
and officers up to and including the
grade of 1st lieutenant.
However, military personnel who
had income from civilian sources
may have to file a return.
First lieutenantS who are receiv-
ing longevity or other added pay
over and, above their base pay and
non-coms in the higher grades who
are receiving longevity and other
additional pay which brings their
total military pay over the $4,000
limit, also will have to FLEA return
Military personnel who did not
file Declaration of Estimated In
come Tax at any time during the
year 1914, and who had civilian in
come not subject TO withholding tax
and of a sufficient amount to push
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02
The War This Week
Continued from page One

time. He stated the following facts:
The japanese can put at least A.
000, 900 men into the field. We haven't
made much of a dent III their man
power up to now and they can re-
place with ease the losses they have
sustained. The japanese birth rate is
far in excess of the death rate; I'VE
have to kill 10000 japanese every
week to keep even"
Ultimately the bulk of the Jap
army will have to be engaged on the
Asiatic mainland.
Asked about China's possible con-
tribution, Gen. Stilwell said, THE
Gereralissimo has stated publicly
that he is getting ready for coun-
ter-offensive. He said the Chinese
must be prepared to bear the bulk of
the burden" About the quality of
Chinese troops and officers the Cen
eral said, THE Chinese soldier, when
properly fed, clothed and trained,
turns out as good as anyone could
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02

ask for, He was better than anyone
else in Burma-British or American" ;"
Lit. Gen. Alexander A Vandergrift,
CCmmandant of the Marine Corps,
speaking in New York the same
week, had this to say: THE enemy
in the Pacific is still brawny, still
defiant, still entrenched behind pow
erful walls OF defense. We should like
to think of the road to Tokyo as a
four-lane highway with no speed
limit. Actually, the road exists only
as far as We have built ito the
Marianas and the Philippines.
THE remainder of the way has
been surveyed, but the roadbed has
not been cut; the pavement has not
been laid. We shall have to build it
day by day, section by section, as we
go. BY emulating as fully as possible
the unity of spirit of American fight
ing men, this nation can build the
Straightest and surest roads to total
victory" "'''
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02
Clarence Muse Is
Tops With Soldiers
On RecentVisi

Clarence Muse proved to be a
grand Snowman and a real trouper
during the weekend he spent at
Fort Huachuca. from Jan. 9th
through Jan. 29th. Instead of ad
herring to the tWo-shows a day
schedule laid down for him, he put
on appearances everywhere and ali
of the time, keeping whatever SOL
diers who happened to be near him
roaring with laughter or thrilling
to his chilling dramatizationS of vii
famous characters.
Much of Mr.. Muses. time was
spent in the Station hospital, enter
tanning bed-ridden and ambulatory
patients there; but he did get
around to two of the Post theatres
and to the non-coms club, which
threw party for him and his
charming wife on the last evening
of his stay here.
With no set OF formal routine,
Mr.. Muses. entertainments usually
lasted about an hour. He sang
Water Boy" "Old Man River" "It
Amt Necessarily So" and "The
Freedom Blues" while interspersing
his songs with readings from Lang
ston Hughes and characterizations
from "Svengali" and DIR. Jekyl and
MI. Hyde" He was asked to sing
Sleepy Time Down South" a song
which he helped to write, as an
encore.
Mr.. Muse also told audiences of
some of the more humorous exnn-
| riences which had befallen him in
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02

Los Angeles. Among the numerous
committees upon which he served
were the Los Angeles County Com
mission of Race Relations andTthe
executive committee. of the Los An
geles County of Social Agencies
Commission
Capt. Scruggs' family consists of
a wife, Clara E. Scruggs, in Los
Angeles; daughter, Constance.
who is a freshman in the University
of Southern California, and son,
Baxter E. II, who serves with the
317 Med. Det. in Italy.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02
Woys of Obtaining
Dependents Help
Clarified for els

If you've heard that old one about
if you were shipwrecked and could
have only one person, would it be
your wife or your mother?-don't
worry. You won't have to decide that
if you get in a spot and they both
need help. AS matter of fact, you
can even help your mother-in-law if
you want.
The Government has divided your
dependents into classes. The one you
are probably most familiar with is
Glass A. That means your lawful
wife, your children, former wife
divorced who has not remarked and
to whom alimony is still payable, and
wife living separately under
court order providing for support.
Most of you made out family allow
ance applications for your wife and
children when you first came into
the Army, and now you think-that
is that
But things happen. The defense
plant cuts down and Dad loses that
job and Mother never was very
strong. and it preys upon your mind
Maybe you can scrape together few
dollars. or maybe your wife can pinch
out a few pennies here and there
but that will never amount to enough
to take care of them. After all, a
dollar will only go just so far.
The Army knows that, too. And
that is why it has provided for other
| classes of dependents of enlisted men
Glass B-1 and Glass B dependents.
Within these classifications come
! dependent parents, parents-in-law,
brothers, sisters and other specified
relatives, and the amounts they may
! receive depend on the degree of their
dependency upon you. If they de-
pend on you for substantial por-
ton of their support, they will get
certain amount as Glass B depen-
dents, and if they depend on you for
their chief support, they will re-
ceive a larger amount as Glass B-1
dependents.
Applications for payments to addi-
tional classes of dependents should
be made by you to the Office of De-
pendency Benefits. Newark 2, New
Jersey, although it is possible for
dependents to make the application
However, since Glass B-l and Glass
B payments are made only with your
consent. it is more practicable for
you to file the papers. Documentary
evidence of the relat atiorship and the
degree of dependency are required,
and. an additional, So 800 each month
will be deucted from your pay check,
making total Glass F deduction of
$27.00 per month for payments both
to your wife and children (Class Al
and your parents (Class B-1 or Glass
B, according to the degree Of their
dependency. However, if you have
only Glass B-1 or Glass B depen-
dents, the deduction from your pay
check is only $1,000
It's load off any soldiers mind
to, know that his parents, as we'll as
his wife or children will be comfort
able and well provided for by the
Army until he can get home to take
care of the situation himself. If this
sounds familiar, and if it is a prob
lem that you are facing, stop in and
talk it over with your Personal At
fairs officer. He can help you work
it out.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02

IF YOU want TO sent q monthly
check to some honey like this
Russell Patterson sir!-or even
TO q bank or insurance compa:iy
Frinstcnce-yoU ean do it by a
closs E Allotment. This is not 10
be confused with uIIowunces
that are mode for fumiIy de-,
pendents. The money is deduct
ed from your pay and the checks
ure mailed out promptly in the
U. S. Allotments cor be chopped
of whenever you wont. Glass 8
payments go on If you're cop
tvred, interned or reported miss
ing. How eon you lose? Your,
good old First Sergeant or Conn
panY Clerk can give yov all she
dope on this.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02

OIIlcef. III II is something about
a last will and testament or a
divorce or the CT Bill Of Rights,
he'll put you straight. But if it S
moral problem, or one about
love, better see the Chaplain-or
your first sergeant.
Captain Baxter S. Scruggs has
been appointed to handle the job
on this post. Long service in civilian
life and the Army has equipped him
to know a soldiers problems, and a
background of social work and law
has given him the knowledge Of how
to go about solving them.
Appointed only recently as the
Personal Affairs officer, Capt.
Scruggs carries a few other respon-
sibilities, among which are: Infor-
nation and Education officer. Lii
brary officer, Service Club. officer,
Assistant Public Relations officer
and Courts Martial Trial Judge Ad-
vocate, or Courts Martial Defense
Councillor for Special and General
Courts Martial.
Is WV I Veteran
Capt, Scruggs was in the first
group of Negro soldiers to win a
commission in the field artillery,
serving in the 349 F. A. regt in
World War I. There he did overseas
duty with the "Old" 92nd Div His
outfit was rs NM. Co. and he was
made a second lieutenant with the
group of 35 Negroes who first broke
the ice for commissions in the ar
tillery.
He has kept close to the Army
since that time, serving as a men,
Der of the U. S. Officers Reserve,
and he became a Captain Inf. in the
California State Guard in 1910.
AS an active officer in the U. S.
Army, he was commissioned first
lieutenant AUS, in January, 1943,
and assigned to Fort Huachuca,
where he has done most of his
w. W. II duty
Wins Civic HOnOrs
A graduate of Fisk University,
with a B. S. degree, and a law
graduate of ST. Xavier Law School
in Cincinnati Ohio, Capt. Scruggs
had taken postgraduate work at
the University of Southern Califor-
MIA in Sociology, with emphasis on
Social Security and legal aspects OF
social work
He was one of the five foremost
colored Y.M.C.A. workers Of the last
decade, having had charge of Ro-
senwald buildings in Detroit and
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The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02
Copt. B. E. Scruggs Selected
AS Personal Affairs Officer

Want to know what your rights and benefits will be when
of the Army? Having trouble with your dependency
benefits? Need advice about National Service Life
ance? he Army has authorized Personal Affairs Officer
help with just those problems-and many Thor
oughy familiar with the rules and regulations covering
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-02

his varied career as stock actor,
producer and film actor. He express
ed real delight for having been
picked by the USO to make the cir
cult which brought him to Fort
Huachuca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03

movju, XII je raslo ma robu trav7
nika.
''Kar naenkrat sc je pojavilo
jugoslovansko dekle, kot da je
prisla IL zraka," mi je pripove-
doval. ''Dajala nam je znamenje,
da maj Sc skrijemo in lezemo ma
tia" ~
''Nemci so zaceli streljati v
grmovje S strojnicami," je ma
daljeval Woll svoje pripovedova-
ME, toda ker MISC sli "a mimi,
jim je uspelo, da SO ostali skriti.
Gin Sc je zmracilo, 50 opazili
dvoje senc, XII sta Sc jim blizali.
Strah ina velike oci, pravijo
|.letalci so bill ze ma tenn, da po.
berejo pete, 10 50 spoznai, da
50 bila dekleta n kmetkih oble.
|kah. Navzlic svoji naladosti il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03
MILjE
0D BAlTIkA
Y p0MERANlJI
Naciji priznavajo. da
je Rdeea vojska zajela
v pasti nemsko armada

LONDON, sobota 3. marca.
- Nemci so snoci naznanili, da
Sc prednje edinice Rdece vojske
v Pomeraniji nahajajo samo Sc
stiri mile cd baltiske obale,
kjer so Rusi presekali vojasko
cesto med Berlinom, Stettinom
in Gdanskom in zajeli v brez-
upni pasti ma tisoce Nemcev,
XII so odsekani v severovzhodni
Pomeraniji, Poljskem hodniku
in Gdansku.
Sovjetska komanda nj takoj
potrdila tega senzacij cijonalnega
razvoja, temvec porocilo il No
skve javlja le, da SO Rusi "a
well 80 vasi na zapadni strani
baltiskega sektorja. Sovjetaka
komanda ociuidno caka, doklez
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Zgodba aneri$kega letalca, katerenu so
jugOslouanske partizanke re$ile ztvljenje

ne glede ma nevarnost, je ia dvo-
jica mladih deklet vodila ameri-
ske letalce do najblizje partizan-
ske pozicije v tistem okraju in
jih pozneje spremljala ma neko
varnejse mesto bolj visoko v 60
rah. #.~.
Rama 1t. VIOLA Sc je bila med
tenn casom poslabsala, izgubljal
je zavest in postajal deliricen.
"Ko sem Sc zbudil, nisem niti
vedel, kje sem. sele mnogo kas-
neje sem spoznal, da se nahajam
v malem prostoru, ki je bill ne.
kaksna bolnisnica 70 enega mo-
Ia" je pripovedoval Woll. ave.
del sem tudi, da me je nosilo
osem deklet na nosilnici, katerc
SO same naredile "a tam, kjel
lNadalievanie - !. stranil
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strinja ne samo vecina demokra-
tov, temvec da more pricakovati
izdatno podporo tudi cd strani
republikancev.
Mocan Wits so ma kongres ma
pravile opazke, katere je naredil
predsednik vceraj v kongresu,
ko je porocal, kaksno unicenje je
videl ma svoje lastne oci v Jalti
in v ,Sevastopolu. Ko je bill da-
mes tozadevno vprasan, je pred
sednik rekel, da po njegovih mis-
lih bi ne bilo mic naroba, ako
bi bill Nemci poslani v Rusijo,
da delom popravijo unicenje,
XII so ga povzrocili tam tekom
invazije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03
" Detroitu SO N
stavke ustavile
.>delO'v IL tOvarnah

DETROIT, 2. marca. - v
Detroitu in okoliei je danes po-
civalo delo " IL tovarnah Chry-
sler korporacije in Briggs Ma
nufacturing Co. in vsled po-
manjkanja kosov je nehalo de-
lati $4,000 vojnih delavcev.
Stavka, XII Sc je pricela v to-
varni Chrysler korporacije, je
polagoma paralizirala obrat v
drugih tovarnah, XII so odvisne
"a kose, XII Sc jih rabi pri izde-
lovanju bombnikov, proti-letal-
skin in tezkih in lahkih true
kov.
Stavkujoci clani CIO unije
avtomobilskih delavcev Sc no.
cejo vrniti ma delo navzlic te-
mu, da so 81. uradniki unije
stavkarjem zagrozili z discipli-
narno akcijo, in navzlic apelu
vojnega podtajnika Pattersona,
da Sc material nujno potrebuje
"a vojake ma 'front.'. ' =.
Danes je yladni delavski cd.
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Kot smo ze porocali, je Mr..
Frank Krzic, z RID. 3, Gene
va, Ohio, prejel obvestilo vol
mega departmental, da je bill ME-
gov sin Sgt. Charles Krzic ubit
v akciji ma Luzonu, dne 26. ja-
nuarja.
Kojen je bill 4. augusta 1917
in pred svojim odhodom k voja-
kom 20. januarja 1941 je delal
pri American Fork & Hoe Co.
Preko morja Sc je nahajal cd
1912. Boril Sc je z famozno
ohijsko 81. divizijo.
Poleg oceta zapusca tri bra
te, Cpl. Raymonda, v Franciji,
F'ranka, XII je bill pred letom dni
Casino odpuscen, in Harry, ter
pet sestra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03
FRANK j. UNETIC

Mrs. Mary Unetic, stanujoea
ma 922 e. 200 st. v,Euclidu, O.,
je prejela obvestilo cd vojnega
departmental, da je bill njen MOI,
Pvt. Frank J. Unetic, XII je bill /.
februarja porocan med pogresa-
mimi, ma omenjeni dan ubit.
Pvt. Unetic je odsel k voja-
kom v avgustu 1943, preko NOR
ia pa je bill poslan lanskega feb
ruarja. Bill je 35 let star in je
sluzil z oddelkom "a unicevanje
tankov. Lanskega maja je bill v
Franciji ranjen, nakar je tri me-
sece prebil v bolnisnici nekje v
Angliji. Pc okrevanju Sc je vrnil
ma aktivno sluzbo pri pehoti.
Zadnje pismo, XII ga je prejela
zena cd MEGA, je bilo datirano
81. januarja in bilo pis no v
strelskem jarku. y
Poleg zene zapusca Frank
starse, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Une-
tic, XII stanujejo ma 1854 Ira
falgar Ave., diva brata, Anthony,
bivajocega v Long Island, N. 7.
in Edwarda, ki sluzi pri NORMA
rici ma Pacifiku, ter dive sestri,
Mrs. Mary Cichon, Xxi biva ma
$40 e. 185 st. ter Miss Florence
Unetic.
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Deveta armada je vceraj v
najvecji ofenzivi, katero pomni
zgodovina Amerike, ma na j
mani dveh mestih udarila do
Rene, poplavila vsa. velika in
dustrijska mesta v dolini Ruhr
zapadno cd Rene, pognala v beg
Is. nemsko armada in zacela
obstreljevati veliko mesto Dues
seldorf.
Prva armada stir mile in pol
cd KOelna
Prva ameriska armada sc je
oh istem casu priborila ma po-
stojanke, XII Sc nahajajo samo
stiri mile in pol cd velemesta
Koelna, medtem ko je tretja
ameriska armada ma jugu Ia
vzela mesto Trier, XII strait do
hode proti Koblentzu po dolini
reke Moselle.
Ma skrajnem severn so ka-
nadske cete prodrle pet mill
dalje in zavzele dive nadaljni
trdnjavski postojanki. Nahaj ja-
jo Sc samo 10 mill cd fronte,
ma kateri sc bori deveta anne
riska armada in grozijo z obko-
litvijo tisocerim Nemcem.
Britska armada stopila
v OfenZivO
Nemske radijske oddaje pra-
WHO, da je med mogocnimi kav-
iii devete ameriske in prve ka-
nadske armade stopila v ofenzi-
vo druga britska armada, XII je
prodrla do reke Mas, z name
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03

Predsednik je tudi rekel, da sc
DO senatu predlozilo vec pogodb
v odobritev, razen carteria "a
svetovno varnost, XII sc ina Sc
staviti ma konferenci Zdruzenih
narodov, katera sc bo sesla "
San Francisco Is. aprila.
Kakor kazejo VISA znamenja,
ina predsednik "a seboj veliko
vecino v kongresu, kar sc tice
sklepov, katere je naredila ''veli-
ka trojica" ma konferenci v Jalti
glede ureditve povojne Europe
in svetovne organizacije "a mir.
Izjave voditeljev v poslanski
zbornici in senatu delajo Wits, da
Sc predsednikom v splosnem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03
DIVA KONCERTA

Sporoca Sc nam, da bodo clani
Glasbene Matice priredili ma rs.
marca koncert v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu v prid pomozne
akcije, ma Is. aprila pa bo imela
Glasbena Matica svoj koncert,
tudi v Slovenskem narodnem do
mu. Cenjeno javnost sc re sedaj
opozarja ma ia diva koncerta, XII
obetata biti nadvse zanimiva.
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ma pomoc v moralnem oziru in
z denarnimi prispevki.
Vsi oni, XII ste pripravljeni, da
sodelujete v nasi %. vardi, XII
Sc je v 'vseh prejsnjih kampa-
njah castno odzvala, pridit e
danes cd 2. do 8. ure zvecer ma
dom Mr.. John L. Mihelicha,
1900 Addison Rd., kjer boste
dobili VISA potrebna pojasnila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03

nom da zajame in unici nemske
sile, XII Sc Sc nahajajo ma Ia
padni strani Rene.
Ameriska deveta armada, ka-
teri poveljuje gen. Simpson, je
tekom dneva prodrla Is mill
dalec skozi zlomljene nemske
obrambe, nakar sta mesti' Kre-
field in Neuss padli S osupljivo
naglico pod navalom ameriskih
oklopnih in pehotnih sill.
Izgube presenetljivo mike,
pravi Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower je bill wee
raj ma turf ma 'front.', jer je
obiskal postojanke, XII Sc ma
hajajo samo pet mill cd Dues
seldorfa. Zvecer ie izjavil:
"Pred enim tednom sta sto-
pill prva in deveta ameriska ar
mada v ofenzivo, katero je 8.
februarja zacela prva kanadska
armada. Uspehi te ofenzive SO IL
redno ugodni, medtem ko so BIZ
le izgube nenavadno mike. De-
veta armada je pri Duesseldor-
fu dospela neposredno blizino
Rene in cete gen. Simpsona so v
tenn easu zajele najmanj 800
ujetnikov.
Neko porocilo z glavnega sta
ma devete armade je danes zgo-
daj zjutraj reklo, da vse kaze,
da so Nemci zapadli nasi pote-
gavscini, da smo sc odlocili, da
zavzamemo Koeln. Sedaj sc lah-
ko pove, da to nj bill nikdar mas
cilj."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03
Nemci Sc nahajajo ma divern begu preko Rene

S PRVO AMERIsKO
ARMADA, nekjeiv Nemci-
j., 2. marca. ''Vojna ne
more vec dolgo trajati, kaj-
tt Nemcija je danes ena sa-
ma velika blaznica." Tako
Sc je danes izrazil neki nem-
Ski vojni ujetnik, XII je ne
davno potoval p + elk 0 vse
Nemcije, ko je bill poslan z
vzhodne ma zapadno from
to, kjer je videl razmere,
0 katerih je rekeI, da meji-
jo ma, paniki.
Ma vlakih skOzi rajh Sc
vidi vojake, XII potujejo po-
samezno in v n1alih skupi-
nah, akoravno je armada
preklicala vse dopuste z
Njemo nujnostnih slucajev.
Jasno je, da tie. skupine po-
tujocih vojakov, katere vo-
jaska policija bodisi ne mo-
re ali ne skusa kontrolira-
ii, samo cakaj0 konca vol
ne in sploh ne mislijo ma to,
da bi Sc vrnile k svOjim
edinicam.
Civilisti, XII mis- o hotel
evakuirati NEST, predno so
jih zavzei Rusi, so bill ma
ukaz SS-cet ustreGeni, je
izjavil omenjeni ujetnik, in
v Berlinu Sc strelja ljudi,
XII skusajo zapustiti mesto
navzlic prepoyedi proti Cd
hodu, XII SO jo izdale vojas-
ke OblaSti. ,' -:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03

Lieutenant Woll je bill ranjen
" glavo Cd izstrelka proti-avi-
jonskega topa, ravno ko se je
|njegovo letalo priblizevalo cilju.
lLetalo je radi tega morale pri-
Istati nekje na odprtem polju.
Konaj pa je posadka splezala i
letsla je xasledala kona 200