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FAVOR REMOVING TOLLS

A member of the KeyyWest Lions Club
remarked yesterday that it is opportune
now, in view of the possibility, if not prob
ability, that Japan soon will surrender un-
conditionally, for The Citizen to reiterate
it's advocacy of making the Overseas High
way bridges toll-free.
The point is well taken, and The Citi-
zen trusts that local Lions will continue to
strive to have the tolls removed, and trusts
too that other local civic organizations will
join the Lions in their efforts to attain this
most commendable objective.
AS was remarked at a meeting of the
Lions Club, the Overseas Highway is our
only connection geographically with the
mainland, and yet we must pay tolls when
we go to the mainland and pay tolls when
we return to Key West.
When peace is here again, unquestion-
ably far more people, chiefly Floridians
would visit Key West if they did not have to
pay tolls. We have heard it said that many
will come here, tolls or no tolls, and that is
Luc, uut HdLy IuOIe WOulu come were the
bridges toll-free.
With the road in excellent condition,
several thousand people in the Dade county
area and some from elsewhere in the state
would make weekend visits to Key West.
And practically everybody who would come
here would spend something during his
visit
Besides, toll-free bridges would mean
that Key Westers would not have to pay in
directly for all of their supplies. including
foodstuffs, because owners of trucks, bring
ing to Key West commodities, add the
amount of tolls to freight charges, which
then are added to the cost of commodities
1t is the ultimate consumer who pays the
freight rates or any other handling charges.
Insistence or persistence is the main
element in success, if it is continued long
enough, so let's keep on insisting the bridges
be freed of tolls.
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A PROUD RECORD

The American Merchant Marine sails
the greatest fleet the world has ever known.
1t has carried millions upon millions of tons
of war supplies, shipload upon shipload of
men to Allied fighting zones all over the
world. From America, the base of our mill
tary operations, it is lifeline to the far-flung
outposts of cur fight ~ 2 ~ iss,1 =
The run is now smooth where not long
ago Nazi U-boats studded the waters. In
full story of the European war, the names
of Merchant Marine heroes must be told.
But the splendid war record of the mari
time service is far from ended. Still slipping
from keels of the nations shipyards are
larger and better freighters and transports
- to swell our lifeline across thousands of
miles of ocean to the Pacific and China Bur-
ma-lndia theaters of war. There remains
also the task of transferring men and mater
ial from Europe to Pacific areas, of shipping
to liberated countries sorely needed sup
plies. And as indicated now in plans for
tremendously expanded world trade, peace
time tasks for the Merchant Marine will be-
gin when the war is done
Production of enough ships has been a
problem met by the shipbuilding industry.
But the Merchant Marine is more than
ships, it is the men who man them. 1t is an
l8-year-old filter, 24-year-old Captain, a
4O-year-old engineer a 55-year-old stew
ard. 1t is the veteran salts and the fresh re-
crults 1t is putting out to sea again and
again whether their last runs were calm or
dangerous. These men now number about
100000 Urgently needed are $4,000
more. In joining the Merchant Marine, a
man volunteers not only for service to his
country, but volunteers, too, for a splendid
opportunity to carry on his trade when
peacetime comes.
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A the war wounded come. home in
greater numbers. needing the most intelll-
sent Kind Of medical treatment, it is time
10 me country to take stock of its ability
~ neal those who are mentally i'll, both war
veterans and civilians.
Much more il known about the diagnosis
aaa treatment of neuropsychiatric cases
fhAn AZ the end of World War |, but this
kEowledge has come about in haphazard
fsshson. and under great handicaps of pub
10 Indifference. poor financial support, and
lsssk Of trained personnel to handle cases.
To- states nave long needed lift in this
wnrk. and such lift is we'll provided for
tim in q bill now pending before Congress,
IL n. $3.50, the National Neuropsychiatric
Institute Act. This bill provides for the es-
Enlistment Of a National Nenropsychiatric
Is2tstuse, within the Public Health Service,
lacor near the District of Columbia, to con-
- Of hospitals and laboratories. Research
% mental disorders would be done there,
SD the results distributed to state and
eaanty health agencies, and to other non
profit organizations engaged in mental
werk. Financial grants would be made to
state agencies for the Improvement of their
e&fe Of the mentally i'll.
The bill offers desirable flexibility in
sta research program. The Institute may
rake financial grants to other institutions
sswh as universities. hospitals, laboratories,
aad 10 qualified individuals interested in
tiss type of research. Experts in the field
ek.neuFopsychiatrie disorders may be called
isffoF assistance. A National Advisory Men
"a Health Council. to consist of the Surgeon
General and six members. outstanding in
sehHtllie and medicA LIE, would review
- wotk of the Institute, and make recon-
wlsndations FOR carrying it on.
The appropriation - Of not more than
saB00. goo - is one we can we'll afford to
cot eur national house of mental health in
wsaler.
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POLES WON'T co HOME

The British Army in Germany reports
tlni l.00o.0 900 displaced persons have been
repalriated from the British zone since Ger
Haeny surrendered but that the refusal of
ss.sns 100000 Polish refugees to return to
Paiand creates problem.
The attitude of the Polish refugees is
pf,bably due. to large extent, to the long
anAhble over the western boundaries of
Feland. u may be that considerable num-
10 % them were former residents of the
aAsa that will become Russian. Consequent
- q i easy to understand their disinclina
ti'nl % go back to their former homes.
Recognizing these matters, however,
dos not solve the problem that confronts
ths british Army. Obviously, so long as the
refugees remain in the British zone of oc-
stspation, they must be fed and taken care
90 This Is job that can be assumed tenn
psfarily but cannot continue on a perma-
nent basis.
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WILLIAM BRUNER
COMING TO STATES

Private first class William F.
Bruner of 1913 Love Lane, Key
West, Fla, is one of the soldiers
now at LIE Harve Port of Embarka-
ton Staging Area in France
awaiting shipment to the United
States under the Army redeploy-
ment program.
He is the husband of Mrs. Edith
L. Bruner. He entered the Army
December 10, 1913, and spent six
months overseas. He is connected
with Co. A-65th Arm&ed Infantry
Battalion, and participated in the
Central Germany campaign, and
wears the combat infantry badge.
He has 81 points under the rede-
ployment program. He attended
the Beaubien Mayfair High School
in Chicago.
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ORGAN RECITAL TO BE GIVEN AT
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH ON SATURDAY

The second of the series of
monthly organ recitals to be Civ
en- by Harold J. Weiss, Sp.W)1c,
at st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Key West, Florida will be held
August IL, at 8:15 p. m. At this
recital Mr.. weiss will be assisted
| by Merle Andregg, SoMlc, Tenor
and William Moffat, SoM3c, Cell
| list.
Mr.. Weiss has been an organ
| list and chior director for a num-
Der of years, having held posi-
tions in Bethlehem, Pa, Yonkers,
In. Y, and White Plains, N. Y.
While stationed in Jacksonville,
Fla, Mr.. Weiss gave monthly re-
citals in All Saints Chapel at the
Naval Air Station.
Mr.. Moffat studied cello with
A. r. Carothers in Columbia,
Ohio, and in the summer of 1912
with En1merson Stoeber on
Scholarship at Yale's Summer
School in 1910 he was awarded
a superior rating in the State
Ohio Music Educators Association
Music Contest, and an excellent
rating in the Regional National
Contest held in Battle Creek,
Mich. He was a memebr of the
Columbus Philharmonic Orches-
ira under the direction of Izler
Soloman, and was often heard in
recitals in Central Ohio.
Merle Andregg is best known
in Key West for his work as So
loist with the Key West Choris-
tiers. He was heard as tenor solo
list in the Messiah, and several
other oratorios which the Choris-
tiers have presented. Earlier this
year. Mr.. Andregg gave a recital
of art Song" for the Key West
Friends of Music Society.
A we'll known Church soloist in
Northeastern Ohio, Mr. Andregg
was also director of the Trinity
Lutheran Church Choir in Kent,
Ohio.
Program
Second Organ Sonata - Men
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WHO KNOWT
ANSWERS ON PAGE .

i How many Pullman cars
are in service? -.
2. Do postal. workers receive
overtime pay?
8. Is ship construction contin-
ing at the war rate?
4. Can you name the A..or-
'ney General in President iru-
mans Cabinet?
S. What is the Black WIDOW
6. Is there a limit 10 tne
amount of surplus property a
veteran can buy?
Z. Did Great Britain, IN pre-
war years, have favorable trade
balance?
8. What is the cost of our ma
itional debt?
9. If anything happens to
President Truman who will be-
come President?
10. Can you name the war
Food Administrator?
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At present the alibi though often justi-
fled, is dinned into our ears, Don't you
know there's war on?" After the war we
will hear the admonition, Don't you know
the wars over?" Now when the service is
poor there is nothing else to do than take
it on the chin, but after the.war the service
better be good or elsewhere we will go.
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!. At the moment nobody knows what
future atomic bombs will cost, but the one
dropped on Hiroshima cost the United
States alone the sum of 100000, 900.
The greatest value of this creation of the
human mind is that it will shorten, the war
with Japan and possibly keep the peace of
the world for centuries.
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APIECE DINETTE set, red leath-
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coil springs; 2 blue shay rugs,
$500; baby bathinette and car
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L.EGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF ImE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIHCtiT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. ~
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. ~
CHANCERY.
Case M. fo-33f
RAY ASHMORE,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE.
TECORA ASHMORE.
Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
TO: TECORA ASHMORE,
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN.
1t is hereby ordered that you are
required to appear on the goth day
of August, 1945. before the above
entitled court TO the 1911 of Gem
plafnt filed against you in the
above entitled cause and the Key
West Citizen is hereby designated
as the newspaper in which this
Order shall be published once a
week for four ca conseC utivc
weeks.
Witness the Honorable Aquilino
Lopez Jr., as one of the Judges OF
this Court and the Seal OF this
Court in the City of Key West.
Monroe County, Florida, this 18th
day of July, 1916.
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court.
Monroe CuuRty. Florida.
By: (sd) Kathleen NDttage,
DepTty Clerk.
July 20-27. Aug. 3-io. 1915
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FOR SALE

TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
Johnson, Phone 372. aug1-1mo
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Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK
and SUPPLIES; toilets, lava
tories, sinks, brass fittings and
PRE-WAR BATH TUBS - AL
sizes of water and sewer pipe
and fittings. Free estimates.
Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and
Supplies, 922 Division Street,
Phone 765. jly2MWF-tf
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The time to save money is when you
haye some money to save: not in the future
ben you expect to have plenty. Do it now!
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BABY'S CRIB and mattress. Bar
gain. Is Naval Air Station
Housing. augl0-2tx
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TRAILER, $275.O0. Reduced for
quick sale. Newly decorated.
Emory Collins, 6l2 Simonton
st. augl0-6tX
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LADY'S prewar bicycle; balloon
tires, practically new. o. K.
Shoe Shop. aug9-3tx
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ELECTRIC STOVE in good con-
dition. Johnson and Johnson.
aug10-tf
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delssohn-Grave, Adagio, Allegro
maestoso.
Arioso-Bath.
Siciliano-Bath.
Mr.. Moffat
III
Where'er You Walk-Handel.
Jerusalem From st. Paul -
Mendelssohn.
Mr.. Andregg
w
Fantasia-Beobide.
Verset In F Minor-Franck.
Meditation-Bubeck.
" -
Moderato-Austin.
Prayer-Faure.
Mr.. Andregg
Morgen with cello obligato)-
Strauss. -
VI -
Mountain Sketches-Clokey.
Jagged Peaks in the Starlight.
Canyon Walls.
The next recital will be held at
st. Paul's Episcopal Church on
Sept. Is.
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Constructive criticism makes for better
government whether city, county, state
or Federal. III .ustE
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USED FURNITURE bought and
sold. Key West Bedding Co.,
phone $50, SIS Front st.
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FOR RENT

SMALL unfinished cottage.
Apply Gerald Saunders, Key
West Gas Co. aug9-3tx
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WEDGEWOOD ! gas stove; Al
condition, top oven, four burn
ers, incinerator, temperature
control. Phone 1067-W. Come
see at 2819 Staples avenue.
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MOTOR BICYCLE; excellent
condition. Inquire 227-E 18th
street court, Poinciana.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
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FOR SALE

DINING room set; buffet, China
closet, cabinet, extension table,
4 chairs and rugs. 1925 Flagler
avenue, phone $40. aug4-tt
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Second Organ Sonata - Men
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31
PET OTR0E UNIRLO,
|KO JE ZG0REI DOM

BRIDGEPORT Conn, 29. de-
cembra Tukaj je danes zgorelo
pet otrok druzine Samuela Car
care, starih cd enega do devet
let, katere sta oce in matt pu-
stila same donna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31
Nasi fantje-vojaki

=
Casino je bill odpuscen IL NOR
nariske sluzbe, pri kateri Sc je
nahajal 80 mesecev, Petty Of
ficer NM 2/c Albert Tomle, sin
dobro poznane druzine Mr.. in
Mrs. Tomle, 1923 Sylvia Ave.
Ma Juznem Pacifiku Sc :je ma
hajal mad dve lett. Zdaj biva s
svojo druzino ma 145OS Sylvia
Ave-, kjer ga prijatelji lahko
obiscejo.
Cd vojakom je bill castno od-
puscen Tony Frank Logar, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Logar, 982 E.
g. st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31

jebilo n paketih pos
Ravno tako sta \ Mrs.
Frank Lubit, 1877 wanee
Ave, pre- jela pisma sorodni-
.kov u Hruaiei na 4 norskem,
posta Podsrad, da SO prejeli pet
paketov, katerih 50 bill nadvse
veseli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31

Stopal je preko deske, XII je
kakor most vezala njegov grad
s kopnim, in mahedral je v ene-
ga izmed hlevov. Tam Sc je zlek-
nil v temnem kotu ma poyesmo
slame, pobral je bilko in jo jel
zveciti. Ne, prestar je bill, da bi
delal dalje brez gospodarja. Bill
je pri zibelki svojega gospoda,
zdaj je bill oh mrtvaski postelji.
He! Kaj bo neki dejal sta,i Kar-
Ii? Start Karli, XII Sc bliza sto-
temu letu. stirideset let je sta
rejsi cd gospoda, dvajset vec
kakor on. "Sakrament vendar!"
je rekel. ITO presega mojo pa
metz In potipal je pod slamo
po steklenicici. "Zdaj pozirek
zganja! o pridi, ii starih ljudi
tolazba!' Joggi je pill in nato
kasljal in njegove oci so Sc zalile
vodo in njegov rdeci nos Sc
je oznojil z blescecimi kapljica-
mi in stresal je stisnjenos pest
ter zatrjeval: "Ne bonn vec de-
lal! Dvema Mullerjema sem
sluzil, tretjemu ne bonn sluzil!"
Kmalu nato so privreli il va
81 erno obleceni mozje in ZEN
ske. v rokah so nosili sope cvet-
lie, XII SO jih magic nabrali v
svojih majhnih vrtovih. Gospa
Buhlerjeva je v naglici napra-
villa cello venec rjavih aster. v
mnoMci so bill tudi Blaser in
njegova zena, Fluck in Guggel.
Prav tako nista zaostala gospod
Niederegger in ,soproga in cello
mogccni Johan Timm je vlekel
svoje orjasko telo gori ma Gam
hof; oh njegovi strani je kora-
ella Emilije, vladarica njjegove
kuhinje. - v tihi hisi .Antona
Jakoba je v kuhinji kmalu mr.
golelo uzaloscenih obrazov. Dva-
najsta ura je zdaj ze minila, to-
da nihce razen Mine Sc nj po-
kazal, da hi sprejel sozalja in
cvetlice obiskovalcev. Niti Tere-
ze, niti Gottfrieda nj bilo vide
ii. Nazadnje je predlagala Fri
da ljudem il Cana, mai pustijo
cvetlice tam in gredo domov.
Kasneje potem DO sporocila 60
spe Mullerjevi in gospodu Gott-
friedu, da so bill sosedje tuka:j.
Medtem je bill Gottfried zgoraj
v svoji spalnici in Rothlisber-
ger mu je pomagal obleci erno
obleko.
"Tako nenadoma! Tako me-
nadoma" je mrmral Gottfried.
"Ne morem preko tega!"
"Njegovo srce! Njegovo ST.
ce je bilo," je pristavil Rothlis-
berger. mic Sc nj bal, mas 60
spod. Mic ga nj skrbelo. Mic mu
nj bilo, &c je skocil nekoliko
preko ojnic. In vceraj je incl
velik dan, proved razburjenja."
'Da nemara - pazi ma
mojo roko, boil me! Ia prekleta
roka. Vse pride ma kup. Kaj bo-
mo zdaj poceli, Rothlisberger,
brez oceta? Jaz ne vem.'
(Dalje prihodmji6)
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PREJELI PAKETE

Mr.. Joseph Picelj, 1901 Mus
koka Ave-, je prejel pismo Cd
brata Martina IL Vavte vasi pri
Novem mestu, XII sporoca, da je
prejel II novembra diva paketa,
XII 'mu jih je postal 2. oktobra.
Kot pise, je bilo vse v redu, kar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31

ia bodo Marie Prisland Cadets,
Szz, priredile plesno veselico v
Sloyenskem narodnem domu ma
st. Clair Ave. Igral DO Johnny
Peconov orkester in obeta Sc
obilno zabave vsem posetnikom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31
POZDRAvI II FLORIDE

Mr.. in Mrs. Victor Skok po-
siljata pozdrave svojim prijate-
ljem in citateljem Enakoprav-
nosti, il soncne Floride, in pise-
ia, da so Sc kopali ' morju ma
bozicni dan.
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ZABAVE OBJ NO
VEN LETU

Nocoj in jutri Sc bodo vrsile
vsakovrstne zabave v slovo sta.
remu letu in pozdrav novemu
letu, XII bo nocoj opolnoci nasto.
pilo. Prijetno zabavo bodo pri-
redili sledeci:
Pevski zbor "Jadran" bo no.
coj zabaval s plesom v obeh dvo-
ranah Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd. v spodnji
dvorani bo igral Tony Kristofov
orkester, v zgornji pa Johnny
Vadnalov orkester. Zabave bo
obilo "a stare in mlade.
Silvestrovo zabavo bodo imeli
nocoj v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave. Pies sc
bo vrsil v avditoriju, "a kate
rega DO igral Peter Srnickov or
kester, v spodnji dvorani Sc bo
serviralo vecerjo in vrsila Sc bo
domaea zabava. Igral by Johnny
Sulen.
V Nottingham Tavern 1886
St. Clair Ave., bodo ma prijeten
naein obhajai novoletno zaba-
vo. Serviralo Sc bo fino vecerjo
in "a pies bo igral izvrsten stiri-
konadni orkestef pod vodstvom
Joe Pate. |
I
Lepa zabava se bo nocoj vrsi-
la v Curley Rupnik's Cafe, 6507
St. Clair Ave., kjer bo obilo raz-
vedrila v prijetni druzbi.
Drustvo "Goranin" priredi
pies nocoj v Hrvatskem domu,
1914 st. Clair Ave., katerega ci-
sti dobicek je namenjen sirotam
v Starem kraiu.
Praznovanje silvestrovega We
cera Sc bo nocoj vrsilo v Sloven-
skem domu ma Holmes Ave., v
dvorani. Vodstvo donna
Sc prijazno priporoca cenjeni
javnosti "a obilen poset zabave,
XII DO prijetno razvedrilo vsem
Serviralo sc bo
vsakovrstna okrepcila in igrala
DO dobra godba.
Nocoj bodo imeli posebno Ia
oavo v Modic Cafe, 4428 st.
Clair Ave., kjer bodo servirali
:ino vecerjo in igrala bo izvrst-
Ia godba.
V gostilni Tino Modica ma
5000 St. Clair Ave., bodo nocoj
meli posebno novoletno zabavo.
:zborna godba, fina okrepcila in
'rijazna druzba vam bo poma-
,ala pozdraviti prihod novega
eta v veselem razpolozenju.
Ma novega leta dan 1. januar-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31
AMERISKI GENERAL UBI1
MA LOW v AVSTRIJI

DUNAJ, 80. decembra - Te-
kom Iowa ma Tirolskem, sc je
smrtno ponesrecil general Don
aid w. Brann, pomozni powell
mix ameriskih okupacijskih sill
v Avstriji, kateremu je v gorah
spodrsnilo in je padel v prepaid.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31

ozJE BANJE IA ME

Briggs Mfg. Co, II Detroita,
Mich, raznanja, da bodo Y boz
doce izdelovali tri palce ozje ba-
ME "a kopanje. Poi polnor1a pre-
urejeni in drugacni bodo tudi
kuhinjska korita, kot 50 bill do
slej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-31
Odbor. podr. St. "A
SIovenske zzenske
zVeZe
"a leto 1916:

Frances Rupert, predsednica,
Antonia Svetek, podpredsedni'
ca, Mary Unetie, 922 p. 200 st.,
tajnica, Frances Medved, bla'
gajnicarka, Mary strukel, "a
pisnikarica. - Nadzorni odbor:
Frances Globokar, pred, Fran
ces Grcman, Mary Gregory.
Seje Sc vrsijo vsak prvi toek
v mesecu v Slovenskem drustVe-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. Oh
8. uri.