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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20

C o m b ustion
team won a
very close and
h ard fought
contest TO m
he Swartz-
baugh players
by the score
of 33 to 81.
Norm Schwei'
kert, of the
S w artzbaugh
team, was the
hip @ un in
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20
De ViIbiss Stops Auto-Lite Streak
Young 's6l2
Tops Scores
In Leagues

Auto-Lite, which compiled
a string of 33 straight vic
tories in the Women's Local
IL League, bumped into De-
VilbisS No. 2 team Sunday
afternoon at Hagertys alleys
and after the bowling session
was over found themselves on
the short end of the winning
side. The Sprayers stopped the
streak of the Lite girls which
is a record in Local Leagues, in
the first game of their session
by margin of 143 pins.
The second game, thriller all
the way. had the DeVilbiss girls
come out on top, winning it by
one pin. The Lite girls came
back in the third game to win
by 81 pins.
Nellie Sloan started off for
the DeVilbiss No. 2 team by
splashing in a 1877 game. Team
mate Ann Veres had a All and
it stood as the high series for the
afternoon loop. The team took
additional honors with high
single team game of TAB and
three game total of 207l.
Lakeside Biscuit made good
progress in the standings by TAX
ing all three games from Toledo
Industrial Rubber. DeVilbiss No.
didn't fare as we'll as their
shopmates by losing three to
Standard Commentators. In the
other match between the two
Willys teams found team No. 2
avenging an earlier season set
back by winning two games.
Mather's Have Tough Break
In the Mems league at the
Bowl-O-Drome Monday night,
the league leading WHY'S team
had their first place margin cut
to two games by losing one to
Toledo Press Steel while the
second place Bingham Stamping
polished off Standard Commu-
tators for all three.
Leo Zielinski paced the auto
men to their two game victory
on a series of $50 and had help
from team mate John Sheehy
who had 526. Andy Engelhardt
was best for the Steel Team,
having 100 pins more than any
of his team mates could put
together.
Jake Wisniewski with 524 and
Jim Czerniak having $40 were
the big guns for Bingham
Stamping. Cap Wekwert did the
best kegling for the Commuta-
tors.
Mather Spring, trailing by
three games for the lead, had
their title hopes blasted when
two of their top bowlers were
transferred to night work. They
saw their slim margin diminish
as they lost all three games to
Hall Mfg. Ollie Wysocki and Ted
Kline were the high bowlers for
Hall and Tony Kosnek with
522 and Andy Dobrochowski
who had a 500 were the best
keglers for Mather.
Ed Komenda with 537 and
Ben PtakeS contributing $50 was
enough to take two games from
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20

placing his feet together, his left foot is ex'
tended in front, the toe of his right foot
being opposite his left heel Il find that this
enables me to start my walk easier" Day
explains. "In fact, rock my body slightly
and the foot automatically starts forward
to compensate for the shifting of the weight
of the body
Day does not recommend that bowlers
who have been in the habit of standing
with their feet together should necessarily
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20

season, with no victories.
In Wednesdays games IN
the National Division OF the
Local IL Basketball League at
Scott High School the biggest
upset came when the Surface
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20

of his chances of getting a
strike.
"The muscles in his calves
tighten. Then his leg muscles
tighten and this tightness is
transferred to his shoulder
muscles, then down to his
arms. At that point ne IS
locked up tight. He finds 1t
hard to get started. His
movements are jerky.
eff YOU ever feel yourself
tightening up, relax" ad-
vises Day. ''Put your ball
back on the rack for a mo-
ment. Bend your knees to
eliminate that tightness.
Then pick up the ball and
YOU will find it a lot easier
to bowl"
X
Many Local IL members
are spending pleasant hours
at their favorite sport of ice
fishing. Peanuts" Amborski,
of the Spicer Unit, stopped in
to say that he was having
good luck fishing through the
ice on the lagoons OF Bolles
Harbor, Michigan.
Peanuts" says that he ran
into a school of fine perch
and caught 80 before the
school ran out. He has a fine
shanty and all the equipment
necessary and would be
pleased to have some of his
Local IL friends join him in
some ice fishing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20
Basketball
Monoqers Meet

Bob Barker, manager of the
Local IL Basketball League,
has called a meeting of the
team managers OF both Divi.
sions of the league for Friday,
December 27, at 1870 p. m.
Several important issues will
be decided at this meeting and
all managers are asked to at.
tend without fail
LOCAL IL BASKETBALL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation
Sports Editor
Sports Editor

Almost everyone who bowls has heard of Ned Day and
many kegers have read his books on bowling Ned Day
at the start of the bowling delivery differs from that
of most leading bowers Consequently his comments on
stance command lot of attention
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20

change to his style but ne does make Ins
regarding the erect stance with the feet together
"Tbere is tendency on the part of the bowler to
+en IN when he is in this position, Day said AS the
er stands there looking the pins he begins to think
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-20
IMPRESSIVE RECORD

The 1916 Notre Dame football team scored I'll
points while holding their opponents to mere q.
Only four touchdowns were scored against the irish
and no team converted for the extra point after.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
Say You Saw 1t in
The Detroit Tribun.

CONSTIPATION
ACIDlTY. GAS, AFTER OVER
INDULGENCE IN EATING 0Rl
DRINKING.
Take Delicious, Dependable
VAYA Lax
EFFERVESCEST POWDERS
The care OF Jour health should
form your most Important dnu,,
The worst enemy OF your gen,
eral good health l. the waste
matter that fermentS In your nj
testlnes. Clean y0ur intestineil
and you will experience the grn.l
eral good health and the joyl
OF living. For internal cleanl.,
ness. however, do not entrnd,
your delicate digestive organ
Ism 10 any ordinary product hI
cho0Sy--take delicious. efect'sI
YAYA.LAX.
II you have High Blood Press
sure and use Garlic and pas'l
In Economy Bottles sl.00
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE /
lev Tablets Tor rc'irl ve raruI
the hest.
Per Box Sl.ssa
Ma con Orders Accepted
VAlA PRODUCTS. ~ I. ISL
81. NiC. Il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
POLICE STUDY
GUNPLAY CASES

Three shootngs, the results OF
auarrels last week are being in
yes,igated ny police
William Mcdowell. A.. ot eoO7
Congress East. and his son JOS
eph Mcdowell. IS ate sought for
The serious woundins OF Cpl
James Allen % ON ltave from
r. Sheridan III Mcdowell sem
ior d said to have shoi Alien in
the back with rifle after an
argument The shooting took
place in the rear o. 6i2s Le-
Gande where Allen lives
Mrs Carrie Arnold mother Of
an eight-month old child was
released hv police pending an
INVESTIGATION Of The shooting OF
her husband William a. OF
52s5 Bangor. Arnold cha ges ,ha,
his wife shot him with IS cali
bre revolver in his ,e', arm.
Tuesday night He Was taken 70
Receiving hospital
4 gunshot wound in ME len
hand took Oscar Helm s. OF
1882 + Fores' 20 Receiving hos
pi'al, where he charged thar he
vas shot by Nathaniel Williams.
50 o. 5727 Brush Thursday eve
ming in an argument over the
ownership n garage a, -he
rear q $685. John r where the
shooting 'ook place Williams is
held by police
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

with your First Sergeant and let
him explain the Soldiers lie
pn>it method which the Army has
set up Tor Just such eases a.
your>. This j. The safest and most
dependable way that You can
save. Your girl friend would re.
>peci yuu more no doubt, for he
Ing able 10 handle your own az
fair in mature manner.
q Is wise Cor ne 10
con-Ge the vacation tina, ! have
Planned all ~.ateT even though
hsd tais lnexpected expense TO
srJse
Ans; go on your way and enjoy
this vacation to the fullest. You
were in,t wise 10 have budgeted
yourself - that you could take
care OF an unexpected emergen-
cy and have enough Ia make
trip Ton.
Sad ~ae-I am ;wenty wears OF
age 7Ehly respected in my COM
muni'v and hold a good JOB as
= clerk Ny parents seem 10 OBJ
,ec' 70 me- being popular They
tte very -'rict aid ! am not al
owed % 20 % dances movies or
other places NJ entertainment.
They believe Eirl should work
rerT day and say a, nome
nights and on SUNDAYS am sad
hecalse hey Will no. let mo 20
op' 1i'h lir,s Or boys Please
'el! ME what can do leave
home or noto
Ans: Remain with your parents
for the time being. .yOu would
not be happy Ia leave them IN.
der circumstances ~ this Kind.
They are opposed 10 dancing and
movies hut there are many other
activities that they do not object
Ia your enjoying. You have ne.
elected TO Invite your friends in.
10 your own home. II will he
necessary for you 10 do ~ many
times perhaps, before they give
their consent 10 your going ont
with them. Plan little >ocials and
include your parent, and in that
way they will begin IN under.
stand you better and appreciate
your desire TO see more oi your
friends.
Z. " love a boy who lives
In another state He used 70 come
% see mo every two weeks and
he stopped coming for what rea
son ! do not know ! Vrofe ana
asked what was Tho matte and
he has not answered Should /
20 20 500 him.
Ans; Forget him. lie hasn't given
You any encouragement for the
past sly months and no wouldn't
appreciate your visit. Wipe him
off yonr list and make other de-.
Nlrahle friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
NOLAN CHOIR
SINGS WELL

0vers ~ good -
-ta' s4n3ay -s
81 - sear 'be ~
e3 ty 'ae Robe~ \an
s '7e s,otgsh Rl'e Ca-
Masonic Temple
osrs- VA ro, NJ
1r interesting ana
sg, ar ,sua --y
s-o-, 49, cl,.ic,
s7'9a. arr even popula- NUM-
3ers
ori.,,a7drz amon9 he r.a-s
7 Baga4 ~
sire u T. e4s-n.
lerra,a tass-oa -i,one slasinr
'he M il deep rifn t9l O
3sma.c a0ti,r added mach
sFloyman % ne number
ngtr .No.v whose rendi-
"ers were no,ep0rtbv We Geor-
III Davis 1roaty coutrsi'o who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
VITA.
STATISTICS

Marriage License Applications
received by cAsPAR J LINGE-
MAN wayne County Clerk dur
inE period o. June II 70 June
J. 1913
Jesse Brown. Juanita Williams
Alvin s Woods Carlena Howard
bSel Ni1on Emma Pesle
oscsl NcCants Gracis NJ Irhy
f.u,hs- Miller. Clara A Hicks
Roher. winGsor. odessa woodall
Ren TiNman S'sry A. T Morse
JOHN " Williams Claude "
Thomas
Jane, ~ Tucker Olive r Pe,ero
Hom Ms shall LOWE Pulilam
oze8 -roll Georgia NJ Battle
A'her Proxies, Essie Turner
Thomas = Foster. Ruth F. Frazer
Rofe- % Love Jane Jefferson
Iohn Tnmmer F. Olive Russell
Lama Thomas, Lille Cameron
Errs, Morse Annie u Simmons
Fire p Jackson Janet Cato
Pe,e Navs Julia l. Colbert
Rslrh Jones Marie Crawford
John Ps"ie Harris L Fulton
Fred saer-s- Carrie r Annette
Hirr Anderson Jessie Rice
Al7h0rs Gaines F,ossis Watson
San ? x mhle Dorothy Jackson
Lu'aa- HANK Lula + Philips
Clarence s norman Beatrice n
VISA Jones
na Ferry Mary F. Arnold
Rerfr1 r-ance Mshls Colby
HsA C Reese Dots Leach
Iar' 2 Douglass Eloise Alex
Heroe- 7 Epperson Edna Hen
60 -ae. y Jone. Fannie L
Aaron S Rose Doris N Coles
Di2 Woodland Jelemma Couch
R.caa-a 3 Arlington Mile L.
Sco'
Joe 2 Harris Euls Hallway
jesse Jones Doris + Brad
joaa 7 He'd June O nnsard
Wa'' = Barnes Rosetta Terrell
A'he- I Martin. Jr Elizabeth
IA
Rihs-4 H Brown Gladys Ray
w001
William Nsrvoot Jean L Adams
Grady u Boulevard Helen Mat
'hens
&c Z A. Pratt Dolores X Mon
roe
BENJAMIN W Turner Lillian F.
Hurshel Bailey Helen Raw
John z Robinson. Marie Dennis
Billie p Wallace Lucille Jack
son
Sylrestey Reeves Bernice Minet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
Postmaster To
Be Honored

on Friday June IS the Detroit
Branch o. the National Alliance
Of Postal Employees will honor
Roscoe B Huston Detroit POST
master with banquet AZ the
Lucy Thurman branch OF the
NWCA a. s pm
Invited guest speakers include
supreme Court Justice Frank
Murphy ouncilman George Ed
wards sheriff Andrew Baird.
Mrs Clara vanAuken. National
Democratic Comml,ieewoman Of
Michigan Cy Bevins. Democratic
Committeeman Mrs. Jeanette
Welsh Brown and Major Roy
Morton Vho will serve as toast
master.
Charles Tucker and Mrs Mary
p Glenn head the committee in
charge Of ARRANGEMENTS
POSTMASTER Huston is being
honored WIKI this banquet" said
Mr. Tucker chairman OF the COM
mi'iee "hecausc Of his excellent
record or fair play in The adj
ministration OF his duties. ne
troit Is one Of the few cities
where Negroes carry mail in all
sections OF the city and are en-
ployed on the windows az the
main postoffice as well as branch
es and have opportunity to ad.
vance in accord with their merit
and ability
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
LOCAL DOCTOR
HEADS GROUP

Or Francis ski.lme 0ss...
donk announced yesterday ~,
an organizational committee !,
promote the moral law ssg,,.
tional foundation has 1een ,o-~a
in Detroit Chairman 81 .ss n,
organization is Dr J Nc,.,.
don and treasurer is N ranp,
b Peck.
Dr. ondprdonk na.3aa a..
er Of The foundation proposes !,
take stand ssaln Fasc,5
through moral and e'a.ral .,,,.
inss using the press ys4a an,
especially the motion mc,u-. .
put forth his ideas
DR. onderdonk vishe. d ezra.
lie religious thinkins q, sa,.
dreds OF years ago and save nd
dern man from des,-ue,oa y
visual education through uon,
pictures
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
Care o. The Detroit Tribune Z
THF SEW 1916 READINGS ARR

y Is -a, IS q e.oV vao
Rr bore Npm up norm
rt pay assn any AZ
+r utsa dreamed
te aim arE aog.
10 s .He and want
w hi tlDk rs ZOO"
ts 1.yer a3 art,.a- 10
9os Please q, me
$500 as wo-yy ing
am ma nt waat ~ be
70 Yv 14s.arl Ny mind IS
OF a!m
tn>: | warn YOU, that The icel.
NC 3. one.sided and exists only
in ypur Imagination. n. not un-
common to dream about people
and il positively doos mol indi-
cate ttrat you love the man or
he ha> any love iur tou. You
dreamed about him uncon,ciou>ly
lint you are not consciously al
lowing Yourself 10 hnild illu-
,ion, which nave no foundation
On iact>. You can easily erase
hi, memory iran your mind II
you make an effort 10 de- 80.
Concentrate more on making
your husband happy. 1t i he
that You love.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29


panys genial and sincere re-
ply 10 a white Chicago moth
or who'd protested the Use
Of Little Sambo tharac-
tiers on It's fthe Ral~ton Co'sl
T-m Miy "a 7Sar
caEo no.cer Cis'ans 81
wstsrsts.- heieet t- om
parry r' Esr o- saasor-
tx raas p-osrar Vss.a -~
sote3 rs ~ -aga ~
re Negro on P-a,
gran
Wee N-s va 's~os1 -Na,i
Wash and 'Cloey' no qnlle so
ignorant. 80 illiiersie, 80 cow.
ardl.. % uplcally ola.iime ".
gro? Tom Ni1's ATTITUDE toward
and hi. better treatment %
Wash a-e definitely In the righi
direction for bsttermeut W race
relations. WIZ! then. must
Wash. lust 70 fnrni.h comedy
relief. no 80 o,erdone and "a
typed IN the worst way!
Nc 81
pc s
fines Tss1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
SWINGING Down The LANE
Maybe Figures Don't Lie, But Girdles and Brass
Keep Lot of Them From Telling The Truth
BY BILL LANE

ALTHOUGH FREDI WASHINGTON. lovely little
columnst spouse Of Observation-Disclosures Lawrence Brown
covered this topic recently her deck o: paragraphs 1t
wouldn't hurt for 10 run over il brsky since lis Of
such far-reachng importance The tonic in question IS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

podiag ovadb podigi dsnunciaci zanih pastrev
podlagi izjaw ljud XII pred began npred ludm
obveza da bodo skrbeli dsni blagor poverenih jim
zupljanov Itaansk krvolok e uostoHal Podiagi
dustva udi katerm njihove ovtce zaupale in jim ko
dhSrim pastirem odkritosr6no posedals GEeh Hi
zupnik, ii WISH pastrj storili, nj narodno IL
dastvo namree tdi zlopaba zaupanja zoraba posenos
Tenn zupnko nj nhce storil mic slabega casu ko BIZ
Ii tam partizanski odredi kn 1talijani urnakn
mirno in nemoteno opraval svoe delo Sc vee Poueen
bill cello stvareh katere niso vedel vsi udje In
kaj stor ko zopet okupator vdrl te raje Tarat
ko e prepros kmet preprost delavee intelligent te kra
h stsn zobe in zaklel da rae pogne kot pa da kar
kol izda okupaerju, smehljaoci obrazi takoj ek
poklont gospodu konaandantu polkovniku Seragh o
katerem dobro vede kako e oril in pozgal predno
prisel do nh. Tekli njemu, pokon, in pri
azno obceva nj In ceprav tega nj nihee cd nh zai
teval asistcnemu osvajaleu takoj stav razpo
lago in to pose XII najbol ogaben XII vsi posen
ljudje nabo zancujejo prostovono prijavili "a
ovaduhe; konfidente: "I:.
Nj cuda da Seraglia navduseno poroca kako sijajt1e
sodeavce e pridobil Sarern rgu, Begunjah zapa-
Sc vec Seraga Sc izrecno poudarja da zupnik il Sta
rega rga zateva zvedeo dastcni ukre-
pro prebivalstvu ces da sta dive tretn neozdravvo
okuzeni komunzmom. In kaj delal Najan lj.ldmi
XII so "neozdravjvo okuzen" je dokoljy znano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
mestne novice.
Hitra akcija ohranila ziv-
ienie, otrokai

{, Suzanne Horvath, 5 let stara
hcerka. druzine George Horvath,
1924 E: 79' st. Sc je' vozila po
cesti ma svojem trikolesnem BIZ
ciklu. Pri Norman Ave., kjer !jc,
voznik ustavil in pobral ljudi, XII.
SO tam Gakai, Sc jes tisti; mo-
ment, ko je voznik pognal avto-
bus, deilica prewrnila pod; ko.,
lesja aVtobusa. Anthony Zack,
1909 st. Clair Ave, je, vi del
otroka in zavpil: Voznik je; usta-
vii: bus, ko, je otrok lezal tik av-
tobusovega kolesa. Matt je hGer-,
ko. odpeljala " Glenville bolnis-
nico, kjer so rekli, dn ina. NOR
da zlomljen nos in levo nogo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Kampanja "a Mladinsko
bolnisnico v Sloveniji

Cleveland, O: - Kakor je bilo
ze razvi dino liz raznih. objaV
SANSa, Sc je ia organizacija
zavzela, da DO odslej; zbir ala
prispevke med ameriskimi Slo-
venci "a postavitev Mladinske
bolnisnice v Sloveniji.
| Vsota "a bolnisnico je dolo-
cena ma $15O,O0O.. Kot je raz-
vidno IL porocil, zacetek je ze
tukaj. Do sedaj Sc je zbralo V
ia namen re do $4,000. Potre-
buje Sc Sc sto, tisoG. Odborniki
SANSAa, zbrani ma seji dine 9:
marca, Sc menili, da bi bila ta-
ka; vsota priblizno zadostna, da
Sc postavi res lepo, moderno
bolnisnico, katera bi, odgovar-
jala vsem zdravniskim potre-
BAN, katera bi ne bila v ponos
samo Sloveniji, paG pa. cell, jul
goslaviji.
Kar. bos p~esegalo zgori nave
demo vsOto, Sc DO denar pora-
bilo "a nabavo raznih potreb-
s:in, XII so v takih bolnisnicah
obicajne, kot zdravniski apara-
tt! it'd. Ia bolnisnica mai bi, bill
trajen spomenik ameriskih Slo-
vencev nasemu narodu v domo-
vini. Ia sponlenik bo stall tam,
ko ne bo vec sledu ameriskih
Slovencih.
Doloeena vsota po mojem
mnenju' nj pretirana in ne pre-
visoka "a ameris!ze Slovence; =;
AXE: bi vsak daroval par dollar
jev, bi vsota presegala kvoto.
Pri zbiranju tega sklada, Sc ne
bi smell. ozirati; ma nase, medse-
Eome mrznje in prepricanja,
pac' pa bi Sc morali pri. tenn str
niti' skupaJ i'm tekmovati med
seboj, kdo bo We: prispsval v ta
blag namen. S postavitvijo boil
nisnice,, Sc bo' ohranilo pri ziv-
ljenju vecji odstotek slovenske
mladine, kateri bolehajo "a po-
sledicami vojne. v bolnisnici Sc
bodo zdravili otroci, XII SO radi
pomanjkanja ziveza il drugih
|nadlog postal tuberkulozni in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Jadran, vabi

Dne IA. aprila bo zopet Ja-
dranov dan. Po dolgem casu smo
Sc Jadrancani skupaj, spravili,
da' vprizorimo krasno Oscar
Straussovo o,pereto "Valcek
ljubezni'. Ker taksne prireditVe
stanejo veliko denarja, smo po-
birali oglase "a v programme
knjizico. Tenn potion. Sc moran
imenu Jadrana zahvaliti vsem,
kateri. ste dali "a oglas "a v ma
SO programme knjizico, in S tenn
nam pripomogli,. da bono imeli
boljSi uspeh. Slovencem pripo-
rocamo, da podpirate slovenske
trgovce.
Imamo tudi zopet vecino fan
tov, kateri SO prisli il te stras-
ne vojne, zopet nazaj ter nam
pomagali "Jadrana' nazaj OH
YETI. V casu vojne je incl ia
dram precej teak obstoj ker nj
bilo zadosti moskih, ampak Sc
daj jih je precej lepa skupina
skupaj.
Torej, ne pozabite dan IA
aprila in udelezite' Sc Jadranove
operete, "a kar' Sc vam ze v ma
pref zahvaljujemo. Pricetek ope.
rete tocno OBJ $50 popoldne:
S pevskim pozdravom
Jennie Prime
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

prerojeno domovino,. kjer DO
res vredno. zivljenje ziveti. Ia
to Sc gre, dragi brat in sestra.
Tukaj Sc ne gre "a noben komu-
nizem, ne "a klerikalizem in ne
"a fasizem.
Pridruzite Sc nam v tel kam-
panji tudi vsi tisti, kateri ste
bill zapeljani potom gotovih pro-
pagandistov, katerim je vse dru-
60 preje kot pa usoda naroda.
Stopite tudi vi sedaj v nase W.
ste in pomagajte po svoji mo-
ci, ne lie da dosezemo zacrtano
kvoto, pac pa da zberemo. ve-
liko vec. Denar Sc bo postal od-
govornim ljudem v Sloveniio,
da zgradijo Mladinsko bolnis-
nico.
Ia razglas Sc nanasa ma mas
delokrog nase podruznice v Col
linwoodu. Slicen korak bodo
podvzele tudi ostale podruznice
SANSA Clevelandu, kot tudi
po drugih naselbinah. Pomnites
datum pricetka kampanje, XII je
Is. aprila in bo trajala en- me-
sec dni.
Podruznica ie tudi razprav-
ljala ma svo.ji seji o ponovni
kampanji "a obleko. Sedaj; ko.
Sc pricenja sezonsko oiscenje his
in ostanovanj, boste gotovo. kaj.
nasl, kar hi bile, v porabo. ma
sim v start. domovini,, da sc Jim
vsaj "a silo pomaga- obleci, do
kler 81 ne boste sami opomogli.
Seja podruznice stew. 48
SANS Sc je izrekla, da Sc po-
novno priredi kampanjo "a zbi-
ranje obleke in cevljev, kar Sc
DO poslalo " stare. domovino.
Pomnite, da tam vse prav pride.
Res je, da vsi posiljamo svoj-
cen pakete, ampak mnogo Slo-
vencev nimajo v Ameriki nobe-
Min SOrCdnikOv in ii 81 ravnota-
ko potrebni. Torej spravite vse,
kar smatrate da bi bilo. Sc "a
nositi ali obuti. Ko nitro bono
nasli prostor, kjer Sc DO zbiralo
odslej obleko, bono objavili v
listu, kan lahko prinesete bla-
go:
Ia podruznico st. 48 SANS
j. F. Durn, tajnik.