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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

Paul is cute--well, now we shall
say--beautiful Jean Brown. Her
debut party given at the Nicollet
hotel will be the talk Of the town
for many, many days and weeks.
First Of all, we will take the band,
that ex-Navy band. They played
the kind of music that was a happy
medium between a jump and a slow
prance, the kind Of rhythm that
makes you want to dance. They
played some waltzes, some conRas,
and rhumba, too. Some Of the fair
and handsome couples were Cora
mae and David, a great team; Gar
meta and Bradford, great deal;
Shirley and Crawford: Francis and
Kenny; Jimmie and Wagner; AL
bert Jones and June: Crawford and
Alice: Leola and Wormley; Jane
and Foster; Ralph and Mary Jane;
Lorraine and Tommy; Bailey and
Cook; Pauline and Frank; Doris
and True; Phyllis and Billy; Char
lOtte and Glen; Clentell and Jean,
and Donald and Carmen.
Talk about finely-gowned chicks
anu SmOOJniy~ uTeASeu cats! l uOnL
believe you could match 'em! The
punch was fine, the ballroom was
great. II all goes to show the cute
Miss Brown ratesl
SATURDAY.. a party was given by
Dolores White, Helm, White, Lacy,
and Mary Kate. Some Of those at
tending were Carmen, Jackie, the
CurTys. Alice, Anna, Albert, Glen
tell. Kenny, Cobie, and several
others. II seemed that Anna A.
ate the most foOd-which was very
tasty. (Ummm.)
Well. being with you this week
has really been great. hope next
week won't be late! And with
little more news, so until then. do
as you choose. I hope I don't catch
you singing the blues.
In case you wish 10 fianderate
with the vicarious lurid mendecate,
YOU must enervate and enniegle.
but they are too sophomore and
prnculariOus, YOU must ophorate
them the diatribe.
Duke (Big Words) Don.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
JAps Improvise Guns but
Lose Them in Luzon Fight

MANILA. -ImprovisinR makeshift
weapons, remnants of japanese
troops on northern Luzon attempted
to carry on their hght In the shat.
tered Kiangan pocket. under attack
by the American 9th infantry divi.
sion
A mortar hastily built from n
length Of three-inch galvanized wa.
ter pipe was found in one hippo
nese position Its base was part of
the frame Of wrecked truck.
In Kiangan detlle, other Red Star
division doughboys found land mines
made Of rs nm. shell cases Allied
with picric acid explosive. Hand
grGnadcs fllcd with picric acid and
sections Of japanese 81 nm. shell
cases evidently also intended for
makeshift mincs--were also found.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
Over 1000 BrGve
Cold Winds TO
See Clients Play

Over 1000 enthusiastic Twin
Citians braVed the cold, unseason-
able weather Tuesday night to see
the Twin City ColOred Giants de-
feat the Nickel Joint nine by a
score Of 4 to 2.
The game was played at Licking
ton Park, st. Paul.
The Giants held the Joint team
scoreless until the ninth inning be-
hind the effective pitching Of
their new recruit Lefty" McKen-
MES from Chicago. McKennies has
played with the Chicago American
and the Birmingham Black Barons.
In Tuesdaynight's game he struck
out 10 batters.
George NJ. White, manager Of
the Colored Giants, has announced
the following out-of-town games ::
Sleepy Eye, Mimi, night game,
June &c; Fort William, Ontario,
June 30, July 1, 2, 3; st. Croix
Falls, Wis, July 4; St Cloud, Mimi,
July 0.
Future local engagements will be
announced in subsequent issues.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
United States Repairing
Wrecked Warsaw Embassy

WARSAW, The American embas.
sy In Warsaw. wrecked and partly
burned by the Germans, can be re-
paired In about three months, &C.
cordlnR 10 1t. william J. Tonesk.
He has arrived here to arrange for
quarters for U s Ambassador Ar.
thur Bliss Lane and staff The Ger.
mans had stabbed their horses in the
ballroom and drank all the wine In
he cellars
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
Grows Own Smokes in
Backyard Tobacco Patch

Los ANGELES S. c. Weiss new.
er has to caiole druggists TO sell
him q stogie. because he grows his
own In his backyard.
Last December he planted some
broadlGaf tobacco seed. and by mid.
March he had his hrst smokes and
expects another crop before the
plants die,
rive smoked better ones" he
says, but the cigars from my patch
are at least two. bittera"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

Easter. the big Businessman who
leads all Race players In home runs
with more than 20 TO his credit
already this seRson; Sam Sea-
graves, George Hundley, Ulysses
Redd, Joe Wiley, Greene Farmer,
Jim Ford, John Smith, Fred
Thomas, Joe Brooks, Willie d.
Smith, George Alexander, Lefty
Napoleon and others.
Brooklyn comes here, making its
first extended tour away from Flat
bush In more than decade, with n
lineup headed by Willie Cornelius,
one Of the all-time Race pitching
greats, and many others who rate
high.
Getting ready TO soon take its
place In the Negro American
League, Welch's new ball club pre-
SCENTS Negro baseball at It's best.
Power, talent and all that pep and
ginger that has characterized his
many fine teams Of the past are
evident IN abundance. It's a team
fast rising TO the heights Of the
Negro baseball world and one that
is proving a terrific, crowd-pleaser
everywhere.
POasessor Of the finest record Of
any Negro baseball manager in
recent years, the genial southeruer
gave up the reins as pilot Of the
Birmingham Black Barons at the
conclusion Of last season 10 develop
this new team, Of which he is part
owner and sole boss on the field.
His record Ia spectacular. After
leading Birmingham to second
place In the Negro American
League In his hrst season four
years ago, he swept to the cham
pionship In i943 and l94I and An
ishsd In the runnerup spot last
year after series Of injuries to his
key players ruined his hopes for a
third successive title.
Rising TO the heights Of man
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
Juvenile 1--WE
BY DON GATES

Here | Go Again"-"I Want TO
Be Where You Are" Well, solid
cats and fine chicks, since our last
jamboree, how's tricks? Have you
been dancing lately? That's a
great little old deal. Or have you
been Raging or dragging, with
plenty Of zeal? The dances around
there have been rather slow, but /
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
Cincinnati Crescents Play
Brooklyn Royal Giants
At Lexington Park, June "a

agerial success he led the Vests
all-stars to victory over the hard
hitting East team the last two
years in the Negro all-Star classic
at Chicago to put the West one
ahead In the traditional series.
His current Crescents bear q
strong resemblance 10 his recent
great teams. They are full Of
hustle, vim and vigor and go all out
10 win. Building around a group
Of established veterans Of the Ne
gro major leagues, Welch has taken
a corps Of new, young players Of
great promise and the combination
has been nodded into an aggrega-
ton capable Of holding its own with
the best.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
Army DiscloSes Facts
About New Helicorter

PHILADELPHIA The army lift.
ed the lid for the public on Its ex.
perimenthl helicopter. the XR-8, be.
ing built by the Kellett Aircraft cor.
poration in Philadelphia. The plane
iiies forward. backward, sideways.
and remains motionless in the air
II fiies to within inches Of the edge
OF q building without striking II.
President W Wallace Kellett SAID
the craft has been Aying since Aug.
ust T. 1914. but that II can't be put
into practical everyday use imme.
diAtely.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

An exceedingly outstanding base
ball treat is in store for Twin
Cities fans at Lexington Park, st.
Paul, Monday night, June "a, at
$3.50, when W. s. WEIGH, foremost
Negro baseball manager, brings his
mighty Cincinnati Crescents here
10 face the celebrated Brooklyn
Royal Giants.
Welch has developed his new
Crescents, who make their home at
Croslcy Field in Cincinnati. into one
Of the mightiest aRgregations on
the Negro big-time with such great
stars as Dan Bankhead and Johnny
Markham, famed pitchers ranking
with the best In the game; Luscious
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
81. Paul NAACP
Asks Truman Amnesty
For G. Q, Prisoners

A resolution urging President
Truman 10 grant immediate amnes-
ty TO all conscientious directors
who have been imprisoned, was
adopted at the regular monthly
meeting Of the st. Paul branch
NAACP at Halle Q. Brown house,
Tuesday evening.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

am quite sure
you cats re
ready 10 go. Nc
doubt all Of you
penny dingeI
fingers are want
ing TO hear about
the wonderful, in
dee d wonderful
FORMAL. | put
that in capitals
b ecause IL de-
serves a place in
upper type. The
pride of Mime
aDOlis and ST.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

The United States Is the only big
cotton country not generally affected
by the pink bollvorm. an insect
capable Of doing as much damage,
Il not more, than the boil wCevl.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
RIrrrsi AmArnn Sncric.

The patChcc. or puarucu one Of
the largest fresh water fishes in the
world. and the largest Amazon spc.
cicS, is now being raised CONNER
cialy on a Peruvian Ash farm.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

The amount Of labor involved in
keeping u goat dairy Is somewhat
greater than In a COW dairy because
the time to milk a given amount Of
milk from a goat Is about twice
that required for a COW.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

As Pvt. Ernest NJ, Scohcld OF
Denver. Colo, huddlcd in a foxhole
In the Solomons. a stray bullet dis.
lodged a coconut from tree The
coconut landed kerplunk ON Private
Scuacld. breaking his left leg.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
Cottage Cheese

Cottage cheese is generally made
from skim milk. 1t may be made
from whole milk but considerable
tat 10 then lost in the whey.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

For Sale. interest In barbershop,
good location, nice customers, own
or leaving town. Cali DrCxel $751;
after 9 p. m. Rev. l. c. Harris.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

pHoNOCRRPH Rrc0RDSl
We carry the latest In spirilual. Blues.
Dance and BooqiS WOoais Records. Send
Zoe Tor our catalogue.
TIr WRIGHT MUSIC SHOPpE
2aoa-8 West taks 81 Dept. A.PI.
CHICAGO "a. ILL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21


only Max Hail. who left Thomas Monday
iAhkee stadium Hes coming back, thouRha gr waiting
Friday early evening, (about 10 Of out
TO Glenwood for a swim and and W
have some Rne swimmers and divers In Paul
Fred Schuek. Dick Hail. GOrdie RndJl I'm
wound up the evening dancing the pavement vi
music furnished through the 81 a portab,
radio Another formal win
l, Monday night, by the CFedafawn club ant
also Mt the Columbia Chalet Sunday evening
attended the musical recital
house In Mnneapols-EstheF Roacha students
on the program and did fine job. Later, a N,
DreamlRnd we ran into old friends, Ruby Craig, ant
her beautiful ogandy hat; Gloria Jackson " tht
Aquatenntal Queen cuntestantS-FelN and Jane
Claridy, and his charming sister, Helen Whteside
her husbandJohn and Bobby
Roy Kay and hts wife Ray,
Athletic department
Saturday night with the Merry Men Of Rhythm DANCES turn
out TO he splendid affairs The Byron Rifles
or pue dolke garmentsan addition In
itaforced TO he beautiful child
In his possession letter from the President
mot for the first time Rob and Byrons brother
wo mas Just returned homo from doing his duty To his
This time they caught the hhCari Claiborne Kirk ST.
Irwin Ishon Savannah Fields Joe Sykes they
spent the week end at Pine City the Claiborne
Our newweds Bob and ROxe Rife make their home
IN Cleveland Ohio where Bob will join his the Real Estate
business and hardware-lood luck to tNm
he Twn City C0ored Giants have pitcher
boy who nosed out AZ triumph Tuesday night
at LexngonNo only pitches one-StaR Tabor
who this starred at basketball making for himself
TCCGs baseball first
Fired McC ulOugh cowned but did all
Foots coaching the TCCG can't do badly Supporters In the
George Todd and his wAke Scott Saers Anita and Kenny
Wilson, Lefty Davis Mabel Harris Cyrus the Ryron Rifles
the fighter Brown-EdERr Pllows-Esthcr il was
night to bring a throat " 49,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
%, THIS lis NT'
W KfkNAx 0G0h @Soeen

Teach your children 70 stick 10 job until its
finished and TO pick up after themselves and you need
not worry about their characters,-Page Cooper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

Yes this full week end Friday night after practice
grabbed finally, after explaining the cabby that
going to the Ncolct TO work, but to debut party found
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21
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u, EMMA CREWS

The loud yelling the Louis Conn fight from
only Max Hail. who left Thomas Monday the
ct Yankee stadium He's coming back though V waiting
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-21

myself there IN the Junior ballroom WIN al the
little pretties and the handsome young men There
was 30 much going on the Blue Mondays anniversary
party Vera Johns0n'E wedding. picnic
. Couldn't make them all, but covered rs much
territory possible.
The debut party for Jean Brown started with
Irv Williams and his band playing Jeans faVorits
number "Embraceabls You" Attractive Mrs.
Virgie Hughes, wearing Powered evening gown,
registered the guest the guests at the door were
the debutante's parents DIR. and Mrs w. ID. Brown,
his sister Mrs. Edward Sterling Chicago, Miss Lena
Smith attorney . her brother Prentss Smith,
Of Los Angeles, Mrs. Nettie Shepherd and DIR. and
Mrs liver geveFtgen Mrs Brown Mrs Sterling
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Evening star., 1946-01-06

The ofcoI residence OF the Ambassador from BoIv'o
and his fomy 30l2 Massachusetts NV Circed
left The Ambassador Senior Don Victor Androde Creed
right: The Embassy hostess Senoro de Androde.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

T he circular
dining room with
its HeppIewhite
furnishings. Note
silver service on
buffet and the
lovely scre en-
covering the
kitchen door.
Star Staff Photos
by Randolph Routt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19
|Napad ma anglo
ameriSki biloxi pri IN

MOSKVA. - Sovjetska revi-
ia "Novi cas-, XII sc bavi izkljuc-
no z zunanje-politicnimi vprasa-
Mi, je v svoji zadnji izdaji obja-
villa uvodni clanek, v katerem Sc
trdi, da je v teku poizkus, da bi
organizacija Zdruzenih narodov
postala orozje anglo-ameriske-
ga bloka.
Najvecja nevarnost, XII preti
mednarodnemu soglasju, je ia
poizkus, pravi sovjetski list, cd
strani Zed. draw in Veike Bri-
tanije, S katerim Sc hoce Zdru-
zene narode spremeniti v orodje
"a nadvlado enc same sile mad
vsemi drugimi v obliki bloka,
XII je nasproten tako narodom
vzhodne Europe, kakor tudi pro-
tt vecini ljudstey, XII zivijo v ko-
lonijalnih in odvisnih drzavah,
izjavlJa ''Novi cas-"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19
Ia OtrOSkO bOl-
nic0 v SlOvenii

V nasem uradu so izrocili svo-
ie prispevke "a otrosko bolnico
v Sloveniji sledeci zavedni roja-
XII in rojakinje:
Mr.. Anton Bartol, 1904
Holmes Ave-, nam je izrocil vso-
to 500, katero so darovali: Pc
$40: Neimenovan, Frank Kos
merl in Anton Bartol; po SIS:
Anton Grze, Joe Russ, Matt
Kerntz, John Russ, Anton We
sci, Joe Zakrajsek in John Gr-
ze; po 81: Antonija Skozier; po
81: Kosmerlova hcerka in Ia
krajskova necakinja.
Mr.. Casper Segulin, 10709
Prince Ave, je izrocil $50. Vso-
to je prejel cd drustva Ma Ju-
trovem, st. At SNPJ $25 in $31
cd posameznikov.
Dale so prispevali, SIS, Mr..
in Mrs. Louis Belle, 6026 Glass
Ave. Mrs. Jennie Kavchnik, XII
vodi gostilno ma 23931 Lakeland
Blvd, $40.
Narodno zavedni in poznani
Mr.. Louis Melle je izrocil eek "a
81 cd Mrs. Frances Hocevar,
1912 Addison Rd., katero vsoto
| je Mrs. Hocevar prejela cd
Glasbene matice "a delo v kuhi-
Mi oh priliki zadnje priredbe, a
10 ie vrnila " sklad "a otrosko
bolnico.
Po $5: Mr.. in Mrs. James Ko-
man, 1906 Huntmere Ave., XII
sta preje zivela ma Ormiston
Ave-; Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Sinko-
vic, West Park, O.; Neimeno-
van; Mr.. in Mrs. Leo Kapel, I'll
e. 159 St., XII sta tudi darovala
$5 "a Ameriski rdeci kriz.
Vsem prispevateljem sc v
imenu ubogih sirot v domovini,
XII potrebujejo zdravnisko oskr-
DO, najlepse zahvaljujemo, in
priporoca Sc, da bi Sc oh veliko-
nocnih praznikih, ko Sc tudi ma
razne nacine veselimo, tudi oni,
XII do sedaj Sc MISC prispevali "a
to prepotrebno svrho, odzvali z
dobrosrcnim darilom!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19

Drzavni department in tajni-
stvo .zunanjih ministrov "a Sc
stavo mirovnih pogodb, XII je v
zasedanju v Londonu, morata
biti poplavljena z brzojavnimi in
pismenimi pozivi, XII bodo pojas-
Mill nase stalisce v tel velevazni
zadevi.
Pozivljamo vas torej, da ne
mudoma brzojavite, ne glede ma
to, &c ste to storili re poprej, ma
sledeca diva naslova:
Hon. James r. Byrnes,
Secretary of State,
Washington, D. C.
Obenem pa posljite kabelske
pozive ma:
SecretGri0t
Foreign Ministers Conference
for Peace Treaties,
Lancaster Gate,
London, England.
Opozorite v svojih pozivih, da
pravica in bodoca stabilnost
JUNE in centralne Europe zah-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19

tevata, da Sc vzame v postev
pravicne zahteve Jugoslavije "a
revizijo obstojece jugoslovan-
sko-italijanske pogodbe.
Zahtevajte, da sc slovensko
Primorje prizna Jugoslaviii, da
Trst postane avtonomna drzava
v okviru zvezne ljudske republi-
ke Jugoslavije, trzaska luka pa
sc internacionalizira.
Jugoslavija je majhen narod,
toda doprinesla je ogromen pri-
spevek k skupni zmagi in 81 je
zasluzila simpaticno in pravicno
resitev mejnega vprasanja z
Italijo.
Apeliramo ma vas, da brzoja-
vite in kablirate brez odlasanja.
Besedilo vseh pozivov sporocite
tudi uradu Zdruzenega odbora v
New Yorku.
Ia Zdruzeni odbor juznoslo-
vanskih Amerikancev:
ZlGtkO BdlOkOVic IN
Louis AdanaiG.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19
Kan pan ia "a
|otroSko boInico

Podruznica 1t. 80 SANSa
ma St. Clairju otvori v po-
nedeljek 22. aprila organi-
zirano kampanjo Ia nabira-
ME denarnih prispevkov Ia
otrosko bolnico v Sloveniji.
Kampanja So bo zakljueila
ma dan 80. maja. ko Sc zavr-
81 v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clairju kon-
cert. katerega Sisti dobiSek
je namenjen tudi IA bolni-
co. Glasbena Matica in pew
ski zbor Zarja. oba nastopi-
ia ma omenjenem koncertu.
clani in Slanice podrux-
nice 1t. 80 SANSa bodo obs
kali trgovce. obrtnike. pro-
fesionists in privatnike Ia
padno cd East los. ceste pa
do lnesta. kjer stanujejo ma
81 Jude.
Delo teh Judi bo texavno.
treba DO dovolj potrpexlji-
vosti in dobrs wolfe. cato.
prosimo. da jih lspo sprsj.
mete in Jim ponagate pri
njihovsm prostovolinsm de-
lu.
Oh casu bono tudi naved-
II imena nabiralcsv in nabi-
ralk. ki bodo insH posebne
okrajs. da jih obiSSejo.
Vodstvo SANSa 10 dolo-
D dilo vsoto $l5o.00o "a zgrad-
DO otro1ks bolnice v Slovs-
Mill. vsak dollar Ia vsak
cant Il bo oddan Y 10 svr-
ho. = 30 porabil = bolnico.
zato i dolinost vsaksga
81 -.
Slovsnca IN Sloyenhs. do Oh
tsj 1axni kaaapanji izzoei
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19
TRUMAN PODPISAL.
ZAKON GLEDE GODBE
v RADIJSKIH ODDAJAH

WASHINGTON. - Predsed-
mix Truman je brez vsakega ko-
mentarja podpisal zakonski ma
crt, XII doloca zaporno kazen do
|leta dni in maksimalno globo
$1,000 "a unijske godbenike, XII
bi cd radijskih postal zahtevali
uposlitey wee usluzbencev kot Sc
jih dejansko rabi, placilo "a ne
izvrseno delo ali pa "a oddajo
ma gramofonskih ploscah rekor-
dirane godbe.
Zakonski nacrt je predlozil v
senatu senator Vandenberg, ko
je AFL unija godbenikov, kate
re predsednik je James c. Pc
trillo, prepovedala oddajo kon-
certnih programov, XII jih letno
podajajo glasbeni dijaki il vseh
delov Zed. drzav oh priliki fe-
stivalov v Interlochenu, Mich.
Tekom razprav v kongresu Sc
je poudarjalo, da postopanje
godbeniske unije ovira razvoj
glasbe v Zed. drzavah. Patrillo,
XII sc ga je nazivlja "diktatorja"
ameriske glasbe, sploh nj prote-
stiral proni novi postavi.
Prieakuje Sc, da DO ameriska
federacija godbenikov oh prvi
priliki podvzela tozbo in skusa-
Ia pred sodnijo dokazati, da je
novi zakon proti-ustaven.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19
OCE IsCE SINA

Mrs. Mary Konestabo, 198O8
Arrowhead Ave-, je prejela pi-
smo cd Jozeta Tomazica p. d.
Kuretov il HUI, XII jo prosi, da
bi poizvedela "a naslov njegove-
ga sina Johna, ki je prisel Y
Ameriko po prvi svetovni vojni.
Gee je zgubil naslov sina, 10 50
mu Italiiani v vojni unicili dom
in vse imetje. @ sam to cita. u
pa ce kdo We zanj, je proken, al
sporoci Mrs. Konestabo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19
10. LETNICA OBSTOJA

zensko drustvo "Svoboda" st..
748 SNPJ DO v nedeljo vecer
obhajalo 10-letnico svojega OBJ
stoja z veliko plesno veselico "
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Ia ia dogodek so
Sc clanice izvrstno pripravile, da
bodo nudile vsem gostom prvo-
vrstno zabavo. Postregle bodo z
okusnimi okrepcili, "a pies DO
igral Johnny Vadnalov orkester,
in "a prijetno razpolozenje pa
dobo jameile prijazne clanice.