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or how to apologize for Martha" he
said awkwardly.
"Please don't say any MORE" Me-
gan begged him quickly. II under
stand perfectly. Sick people, or peo-
pie who are in pain, should not ever
be held accountable for their &C
tions-and she was in great pain to-
night. Get her to bed and see that
she takes one of those tablets DR..
Alden left. 1t will help her to sleep"
Megan let herself quietly into the
house, grateful for its warmth and
darkness. But as she moved across
the kitchen towards the hall, there
was a sudden sound and the light
flashed up and she faced her father.
She gave startled gasp, and
tried to laugh. "Oh, did I wake
your" she said. "I'm sorry-I tried
to be very cautious"
"Sly would be the word I'd use,"
said her father with insolence and
sharp accusation in his voice, his
eyes taking her in from the top of
her hair, tumbled where she had
just removed the closely wrapped
scarf, to the tips of her shoes, dusty
from the quarter-mile walk along
the unpaved road. II would not
have believed it if I hadn't seen it
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Recently for old times sake he
did two small parts, salesman and
a bartender, in "Jacabowsky and
the Colonel" which Pickett directed
for 1.-The Theater Guild on the Air"
Few in the audience recognized the
actor-announcer who has made such
a hit as Senator Claghorn" on the
Fred Allen show.
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here"
with my own eyes! How long has
this-this disgraceful business been
going on?" he added, his voice thick
with righteous anger.
Megan stared at him, wide-eyed
and bewildered by the depth of his
anger.
81 don't know what you're talk
ing about" she began.
Don't try to lie out of it," he
snapped at her furiously. Il heard
\ Standardization man come to the
back door and tap, for all the world
like some-street bum beneath the
window of his-light O. love! And I
heard you 60 down to him-I
couldn't believe that you would
leave the house with him"
eff you heard so much, Dad, with
out even sufficient interest in my
affairs to ask simple question,
then you must have heard me tele-
phone DR.. Alden"
II heard nothing of the Sort" her
father cut in furiously, playing the
role of an outraged father and en-
joying it, she was little sickened
to realize. II only heard you creep
down the stairs to let him in. Then
a little later, l heard you come up
stairs and get some clothes on. You
then went out with him and you've
been gone more than three hours!
My daughter! A MacTavish-this,
Megan, is the last straw. I do not
propose to have you carrying on like
some COMMUNICATIONS
Megan's eyes flashed with anger.
"That's quite enough, Dad!" she
said. "You don't want to know the
truth
81 don't propose to have my in
telligence insulted by some weak
kneed silly lie" he blazed at her.
you're going to listen to me just
the same" her voice cut across his.
"Mr. Fallon came here to use the
telephone to call a doctor. His sis
ter-in-law, who lives with them and
takes care of his invalid wife, had
fallen and hurt her ankle. She was
in pain. l called the doctor for him
and when l found he couldn't get
there for more than an hour, l went
over, as any good neighbor would,
and made use of some of my First
Aid training"
Her father Sneered at her:
"And that was exactly what l
meant by some weakened, silly
lie," he told her shortly. "You
l..
gone with that mana married
man, whose wife is a bedridden in
valid, and were gone three hours
"Dr. Alden was there. I'm sure
he would be glad to back up my
story" she interrupted him.
Its likely that I'd 60 around ad-
hitting to people in this dizzy little
hick town that l don't even know
where my daughter was for three
solid hours after midnight? Oh, no,
you are perfectly safe in offering me
a lie like that" He was lashing
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Dr. mHZODQ

THE STORY THUS FAR: "Mentally
ILL.," Tom Fallon had described his wife.
Meg shivered as she went on home. Jim
MacTavish was happy as he announced
that he had sold the farm. They quar-
relied, and Meg called Larry for ad-
vice. He told her no sale was valid with
out her signature. Late that night Meg
was awakened by a knock at the door. 1t
was Tom Fallon, who said that Martha,
his wife's sister, had fallen and hurt
herself. He wanted to call a doctor.
Meg called the doctor, then rushed to
the Fallon home. Martha did not want
her to come In, but Tom allowed her
to enter and bandage the injured ankle.
A blood.curdling cry came from the
next room.
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By VIRGINIA VALE
Released by Western Newspaper Union.


IF YOU think an actors LIES
L an easy one, listen to what
happened to Frank McHugh.
On the Thursday of his open
ing as star of the CHS 'tPhone
Again, Finnegan," he report
ed for work at noon on the set
of Century-Fox's Carnegie Hail."
at Carnegie Hall. Shooting kept him
there till Z p. m, SO he was an hour
late to rehearsal of the radio show,
was still in makeup, and had had
no dinner. Eating a sandwich be-
tween scenes, he worked straight
through until the program went off
the air at II p. m, then rushed to
his hotel for a nights sleep, so
that he could get up early enough
the next morning to be on the movie
set at a. m.
In 1886, during rehearsal of a ra-
dio show, Kenny Delmar strolled into
the studio, said he was an actor
and wanted job. Homer Pickett,
the director, put him to work, and
he had number of starring roles.
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GOOD SHEEP RANCH in central Mon
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orator to furnish equipment and purchase
right party. Give experience and refer
enceS in first letter.
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AtSSSiilly III olSA tllilC SdhC llC
did two small parts, salesman and
a bartender, in "Jacabowsky and
the Colonel" which Pickett directed
for 1.-THE Theater Guild on the Air."
Few in the audience recognized the
actor-announcer who has made such
hit as Senator Claghorn" on the
Fred Allen show
Ann Sothern, of the CHS "Maisie''
and the movies, is having automo-
bile trouble. Two weeks ago she got
red-topped convertible. Last week
she started off the Metro lot in a
red-topped convertible, only to dis
cover that it was Lauritz Melchior's.
Then, at CHS, Red Shelton drove off
in AIMS car, thinking it was his.
And now she's learned that Tom
my.Dorsey has one too!
Little Marlene Aames, the 7-year-
old who recently made her debut
as Cookie Bumstead" on the
Blonde" airshOw, has had her
movie contract option taken up by
the Goldwyn studios as a result of
her work in her first picture, 1.-THE
Best Years of Our Life"
That realistic thunder you'll hear
in "Pursued' came easy. They
were shooting an artificially created
lightning sequence at Red Rock
Mesa, some 10 miles from the Army
Ordnance Depot at Fort Wingate,
N. M, where huge piles of obsolete
ammunition was blown up. Tech
nicians recorded the terrific explo-
sions, synchronized them with cleo
trically controlled lighting - and
there's your storm!
For the first time Lauritz Mel
chior and his wife will spend Christ
mas in Hollywood; he completes a
concert tour December S, and isn't
due in New York, for more concerts
and appearances at the Metropoli-
tan, until January 7. Which means
that Hollywood will be treated to a
gala holiday series of parties in true
Danish fashion, till he takes off
again by plane January A.
All summer Ted De COrsia's voice
made friends for him, when he
starred on MICS "McGarry and
His Mouse" replacement for "Duf-
fy's Tavern" Then he got an ur-
gent call from Orson Welles and
departed for Hollywood, for a fea-
tured role in Welles' newest pic
ture, starring Rita HaywOrth. 1t
is Ted's first movie role, and folks
predict that tall, dark and affable
Ted may be sensational.
Mickey Rooney, after finishing his
role in M-G-M's Summer Holiday"
launches personal appearance tour
in vaudeville October "a. At the
head of a complete show, he'll play
theaters in Philadelphia, Chicago,
Detroit, Cincinnati and Cleveland
In addition, he plans to visit army
hospitals in the vicinity of his stops
and stage shows for the patients.
ODDS AND ENDS-Uhen Joan Craze.
ford's young daughter. Christina. attended
a costume party dressed as an angel, she
insisted that her rcings be spangied pith
seguins. =. Sturgeon on rye, with garlic
and pickle - Creta Carbo's jauoriie
sand,pich. jasmine tanks has been
screen.tesied at 2Oth Cenmry.Fo1.
Eileen Palmer OF Road Of Life" gets a
lot OF fan mail. but she plays rery un.
pleasant Wonian. most OF the letters re.
quest that she be dropped from the sho,o.
. Euen the workers in Warner Bros.
fan mail department ,cere startled Uhen
man brought sI4 Worth oI pictures OF
Janis Pcize. all tor himself
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Kushlan, st. Clair Ave-; Jos.
zele in sinovi.
Clanice prispevale ma seji Ma
predne Slovenke $1,000, nabrano
"a zibko (darovala Mr.. in Mrs.
j. -Skuk) $28.60; Paula Kline,
1144 E. 1853 St. $40; Neimeno-
van $40; zenski odsek SLOW. Do
ma ma Denison Ave. $40; Dru-
stvo Ribnica, st. II SDZ SIS;
Johana Perko, 425 E. 100 St.
SIS; Slovenske Sokolice, st. 442
SNPJ SIS; drustvo 1926 S N P J
SIS; Drustvo Blejsko jezero,
st. 27 SDZ $14.35; Josie Zakraj-
SEX $3.50; Drustvo Mir, st. 142
SNPJ SIS; clanice prispevale
ma seji Prog. Slovenk, krozek
st. 2 $12; John Pollock nabra]
med prijatelji $12.
Po $40: Drustvo Slovan, st. 3
SDZ; Drustvo st. 748 SNIP;
Drustvo Spartans; DR.. Napre.
dek, st. 1872 ABB; drustvo Kras,
st. 8 SDZ; Drustvo Slovenec st
/ SDZ; DR.. Cleveland Slovenes
st. II SDZ; Mr.. in Mrs. Vatro
J. Grill; Erste Family, Schade
Ave.; John Mihelich, E. "a St.
druzina Frank E. Lunka, Luck.
now; druzina Anton Bokal, E.
157 St.; Drustvo Mas Dom, st
SO SDZ; druzina Candon, E.
PA St.; Mrs. Majer, 6401 ST
Clair Ave-; Amalija Bozeglav
1925 E. 60 St.; Mr.. in Mrs. J
Babnik; Mr. in Mrs. Zaverl, Met
ia Ave.; Mr.. in Mrs. Jurman
HOugh Ave.; Mrs. +. Azman
Joze in Nezka Kalan; drustvc
V boj, st. So sNPJ SO; Mr.. Johr
F'ilipic; Mrs. Bubnic; Woodmer
of the World Camp, 293; Vipav
ski raj, st. 321 SNPJ in Johr
Steblaj.
Po $5: Mrs. Angela Kalin, 86;
E. 146 St.; Mrs. J. Kuznik, 1214
E. 168 St.; Frank Koluza, Con
neaut, Ohio; Marie Stefanic
Neimenovan; Mrs. Regina Be
no; Mr.. in Mrs. J. Bradac, Ollie
wood; Mrs. Amelia Terbizan
Mrs. A. Ivancic, 1884 E. 10 St
Mr.. in Mrs. F. Jelercic; druzi
ma A. Noe, 92O E. 239 St.; Ilir
ska Villa, st. 173 ABB $3.50
Emilia Perko, 14314 Sylvia Ave.
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Uradniki Slovenskega demo-
kratskega kluba Euclidu
"a leto 1916:
Predsednik Andy Jerman;
podpredsednik Anton Sternad;
tajnik Michael Boic; blagajnik
Franc Smalc: zapisnikar John
Gabrenja; nadzor odbor:
Math Intihar, John Jamnik in
John Omerza; zastopnika "a
Skupna drustva SID Louis Mo-
die in Anton Mihelich; "a Co.'S
mopolitan fgo Math Intihar in
Anton Mihelich. - Seje Sc vr-
Sc vsak drugi torek mesecu v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave., Euclid, Ohio.
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Petrich; Mrs. Mary Bradac, e.
67 ST.; Neimenovan.
Pc 81: Mrs. Pete Starina !;
Mrs. Louis Stavanja; Frances in
A n ton Eppich, Bayliss Ave;
Albina Novak, 6516 Bonna Ave.
Frances Sietz 1249 e. SO st. !;
Joe Pograjc; Mrs. Mary Spe-
HEX; Amelia Plut; Mr.. in Mrs.
R. Berger, E. II st. Mr.. in Mrs.
T. Marolt e. II ST.; Josephine
Krall 931 E. 81 St.; Ann Eber-
vein Toni in Ann Delicatessen,
E. II St.; Joseph Kodrich, 1907
Addison Rd.; Mary Komidar,
| 14421 Saranac; Mike Jalovec
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Jutrovem, Anna Traven; Mrs,
L. Mocnik, 495 East Cleveland
Rd.; Mrs. Piks, Z. Il St.; Louis
virant, 727 E. 157 St.; Mrs,
Frances Selan, Sylvia Ave; Mrs
Anna Cebuly; Frances Novak;
drustvo Tabor, SNPJ.
Drustvo Slovenski dom st. Z
SDZ $3.50; Ivanka Shiffrer in
Frances Legat $500.
Pc So: Mrs. Gregoric; Mrs
Mary Dusman, Aetna, Pa; Jen'
ME Skuk; Mary Ivanush, Mrs
Frances Markic, Spencer Ave.
Mrs. Mary Mervar 1913 E. IA
St.; Mrs. Sutton G. Girod; Josie
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Uradnice druStva sv.
Ane St. 4 SDZ

Uradnice drustva sv. Ane st.
4 SDZ "a leto 1916 so sledece:
Predsednica Julia Brezovar,
1173 E. 60 St.; podpredsednica
Jennie Stanonik; tajnica Mary
Bradac, 1853 E. 167 St., zapis-
nikarica Genovefa Zupan; bla-
gajnicarka Josephine Orazem;
rediteljica Mary Pristov; mad
zornice. Anna Erbeznik, Jennie
Suvak in Rose L. Erste. Vsi slO-
venski zdravniki V Clevelandu
so drustveni zdravniki. Drust-
vene seize sc vrse vsako drugo
sredo mesecu v Slovenskem
narodnem domu, soba st. 1, oh
8. uri zvecer.
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So; Mr.. Gorshe nabrala pri vra-
tih SIND $5.75; Frank Shift
rer; Mrs. Ziherl; drustvo Nanos,
st. 264 SNIP; drustvo st. 129
SNIP; A.. Pluth, 21101 Recher
Ave; druzina Andy Krizman-
cic, Cornelia; druzina Gorshe;
Mary Krasovec, 1116 E. "a ST.;
drustvo st. 81 ABB; Jennie Da-
garin; Mr. v. Salmich; Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Jordon, Millvale, Pa;
Agnes Makarovic, Shorthand
Ave-; Anna Belle, Glass Ave;
Frank Debevec, 1920 Norwood
Rd.; Mrs. Frances Svetina, 679
E. 90 St.; Jack Perko, 425 E..
100 St.; Marie Zakrajsek, Ad-
Olson Rd.; Frances Hudovernik,
Lakeland Blvd; Mary Vidrich,
,, 1918 Greenwood Ave-; Mr.. An
ton Krajc, 1872 E. 73 ST.; Mrs.
Agnes Zagar, 9306 Parmelee;
Mrs. Frances Spik, E. u St.;
Margaret Maurin 1909 Linwood
druzina Glazer, Wickliffe, Ohio !;
Mary Marolt, 757 E. 1876 St.;
Jennie Skerl, 16405 Area d e
Ave.; Mr.. in Mrs. J. Tomsic, E.
1853 St.; Geo. Pane chur; Mrs.
Mary Lusin, 757 E. 185 St.;
Miss Anna Marolt, 757 E. 1876
St.; John Tavcar; Mrs. Erbez-
mix; Toncka Simcic; Stanley Do
lenc; Mr.. V. Salmic; Frank Kle-
mencic 1856 E. al St.; Frank
Oglar, Superior Ave.; Frances
Zugovitz 1880 Turney Rd.; IA
tarina Stefanic; Napredni Sl2-
venci, st. 5 SDZ; drustvo Ma
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Spilker Ave-; Mrs. Glazer, Dille-
wood Ave-; Ann Butkovic, r. II
ST.; Mrs. Mary Lakner, Pueblo,
Colo; Frank Cesnik; Josie
Meznarsic;; Helen Mikulin, =.
SO ST.; Mrs. Anton zeleznik.
Neimenovan $3.50.
Pc 81: Mary Cerk, Louis Mer-
har, Anna Sribar, E. Il ST.,
Rose Doljsak, Jennie Gasser;
Chas. Peteami, E. II st. /.
Ia relifni odbor Progresivnih
Slovenk v Ameriki, s":I
Josie Zakrajsek, preds.
Joyce E. Gorshe, tajnica
| Millie Bradac, blag.
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Oljna pogodba med
ramon in Rusijo
"a dObO so let
(Nadaljevanje S /. stranD

vprasal, dali Pepper hoce tr-
diti, da je Amerika tekom voJ-
ne vodila gonjo proti RusiJi.
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Priletni par Sc zeni

Ia porocno dovoljenje sta
zaprosila Charles France, star
Sc let, 1434 w. rs St., in Mary
Brown, stara SO let, 2O58 w. 81
St. zenin in nevesta sc poznata
in sta 81 bila prijatelja ze zad-
njih "A let. Oba sta bila ze po-
rocena in sta vdovec oziroma
vdova. Poroka sc vrsi v cetrtek.
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Progresivne
S|ovenke Amerike
<Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

hrano, obleko in solske potreb-
Seine "a slovenske otroke.
Clanice Progresivnih Slovenk
v Ameriki smo vesele in ponos-
ne ma to veliko in tako uspesno
delo. Glavni in relifni odbor Sc
zeli zahvaliti vsaki clanici, XII je
pomagala, da so tt "baby show
ers" tako uspesno izpadli. 1skre-
ma hvala gre tudi nasim trgov-
Gem in posameznikom, XII so da-
rovali novo obleko; prav lepa
hvala tudi darovalcem v goto-
vini, posameznikom in drust-
vom, XII ste tako radodarno pri-
spevali V denarju; hvala Sloven-
kim narodnim domovom in
n iih usluzbencem, "a vase veil
ko in izdatno sodelovanje in po-
moe; hvala clanom podruznic
SANSa V Clevelandu in okolici,
XII ste tako mojstrsko pomagali
nam vkladati nabrano blago V
zaboje in jih povezovali; najlep-
sa hvala in priznanje gre tudi
listom Enakopravnosti, Prosveti
in Proletarcu, "a objavo dopi-
SOW, XII so pomagali doseci tako
lep uspeh. Vsem skupaj Sc en-
krat prav lepa hvala "a sodelo-
vanje, ker &c tega ne bi bilo,
tudi uspehov ne bi bill dosegli,
kot sno.
Pomnite darovalci oblek in
denarja, da z vasim prispevkom
bodo obleceni nekateri slovenski
otroci v Jugoslaviji, ne vsi, ker
&c bi hoteli vsem pomagati, smo
Sc presibki. z vasimi prispevki
je vsaj nekaj oblecenih in ma
sicenih, kateri so najpotreb-
nejsi V oceh oblasti, XII delijo V
Jugoslaviji razne potrebscine.
V naslednjem podajamo ime-
ma onih, XII so prispevali "a "ba-
by shower V gotovini, ii SO:
Prog. Slovenke, krozek st. 1
baby shower $745; West Park
Committee for Yugoslav Relief
S6O2; Prog. Slovenke krozek st.
1 5000; Prog. Slovenke krozek
st. 2 5000; Prog. Slovenke kro-
EEK st. 3 5000; Klub drustev
SND S10O; Pevski zbor Zarja
S1OO; zenski odsek SID S10O;
Prog. Slovenke, krozek Stew. Z
$3.50; Zdruzene Slovenke, st. %
SDZ $50; Svobodomiselne Slo-
venke, st. 2 SDZ $50; John Po-
tokar $50; Prog. Slovenke, kro-
EEK st. 1 (nabrano ma sejD $37 !;
Lodge Comrades, 566 SNP J
$50. - Po $25: SLOW. Sokolice,
st. 442 SNPJ; Ursula Muley;
Terezija Cerkvenik; John Sus-
mix, St. Clair Ave-; Napredne
Slovenke, st. 1877 SNPJ: Leo
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mestne novice
Veterani izvoscki

V Clevelandu Sc je ustanovi,
la nova avtotaksi druzba, XII sc.
stoji iz SO do rs veteranov, ki
uporabljajo svoje lastne avto.
mobile. Drzavno dovoljenje ze
imajo, mestnega pa upa jo v
kratkem dObiti.
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re skoraj vse vstopnice razpro-
dane k vsem operam "a eel te-
den, DO nedeljo %. aprila po-
poldne podana dodatna opera
LA Boheme". Vse predstave sc
bodo vrsile v mestnem avdito-
riju.
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Zaposlitev raste

Kot poroca trgovska zborni.
ca, Sc je v Clevelandu zaposli-
tev delavstva meseca marca ne
koliko izboljsale. liza konca vol
ne Japonsko Sc je prosli me-
sec v 100 razlicnih tovarnah
zaposlilo dodatnih 4,204 delav-
cev.
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diti, da je Amerlka tekom VoJ-
ne vodila gonjo proti Rusiji.
Opozar.ja Ma proti-sovjetsko
propaganda v ameriskih listih
me, tega ne trdim,' je odvr-
nil Pepper, "ampak propaganda,
katero vodijo ljudje, XII sovraAjo
njih sistem, bruha dan ma dan.
Vzemite roke kateri koli caso-
pis, pa boste nasli v MEM stiri
ali pet clankov, V katerih sc ma
pada Rusijo. me, med Vojno nj
smo vodili gonje proti Rusom,
ampak senatorju je prav dobro
znano, da je mnogo ljudi v tel
dezeli, upalo, da jih DO Hitler
unicil, tako da HltlerJem
vred bodo izginili S poVrsja zem-
lie.
Hatch je iznova ogorceno po-
segel Pepperju besedo, rekoc:
"Jaz najodlocneje zavracam
trditev, da Sc je Amerika pri-
druzila kateri koli dezeli in da
vodi gonjo proti Rusiji, in zelo
zal mi je, da TAXA izjava priha-
ia il ust senatorja Zed. drzav."
"Ako smo tako nedolzni," je
odvrnil Pepper, "tedaj bi rad We
del, kaj je ameriska delegacija
pri Zdruzenih narodih storila
glede Indonezije. In kaj je sto-
rila glede drugih dezel, kate
rih Sc nahaja vojastvo drugih
narodov?
Anglezi so samO "a svObOdO
Anglezev, pravi Pepper
''Vse, kar zahtevam je anne
riski zunanje-politicni program,
glasom katerega bono rekli
vsem narodom: Spravite Sc il
dezel drugih narodov. JAZZ no.
Gem, da smo "a Ameriko in "a
nikogar drugega.'
Pepper je rekel, da je V Ira
ku polno britskega vojastva in
da je splosno znano, da Brita-
Mia diktira vladi omeniene dr.
zave.
"Anglezi svetohlinsko trdiio,
da SO "a svobodo vseh narodov
sirom sveta," je izjavil Pepper
pikro. "Da, oni SO "a svobodo
vseh lojalnih Anglezev.'
Floridski senator je nato re-
kel, da hi zbornici lahko pove-
dal o britskih in francoskih gro
zodejstvih V Siriji in Lebano-
nu, da bi Sc navzocim lasje iezi-
Ii, potem pa je pristavil:
"Toda ko Sc je ' Londonu ma
zborovanju Zdruzenih narodov
govorilo o tenn, da hi Sc spravilo
angleske in francoske cete il
STRIFE, Sc nj ameriska delegacija ia
pray mic vznemirjala."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-08

Zanimanje "a opero
Metropolitan Opera Co. il
New Yorka pride gostovat V
Cleveland dne ~. aprila. Ker so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-08

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