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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
Calcium Shortage
 Causes Hay Fever

Hay Fever (mailed on written re- quest If you inclose stamped self addressed envelope) I believe (and remember I'm no authority but from great many reports I have received from readers I lelieve all lergic Sensitivity in most instances Is due to calcium defciency-and if you want to know more about this, can you spare a dime-a clean dime, that is-and stamped self addressed envelope for the pam phlet The Calcium Shortage?
 Recent studies of the allergy mystery have led some investigators to infer that histamine is usually if not always implicated when al- lergy manifests itself in the form of asthma, eczema or hives or other acute skin reaction, hay fever, gas intestinal upsets etc.
 Histamine. they tell me, is the amino acid, histidine with a mo- lecule of carbon dioxide removed Of course you and I can only leave our mouths open and say "Huh?" to that, but we do know that histidine is one of the ami no acids our food must provide to maintain good nutrition.
 There is certain amount of hiStamine present in most of the body tissues and cells normally and the healthy body oXidizes or detoxi- f1es it as fast as 1t is produced, be- fore it can cause any poisonous symptoms, It is only when, for some reason, the normal detoxifica- ton process fails, that histamine intoXication occurs. The character istic action of histamine which is not so destroyed includes:
 l Flushing of the face
 ?. Stimulation of salivary glands
 3. Stimulation of gastric secre- tion, especially of hydrochloric acid in the stomach
 4. Secretion of tears
 5 Excessive secretion of bron- chial mucus
 6. Tendency to spasmodic con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02

husband how hard you worked all day than out of telling him about some experience that gave you pleasure.
 You run down your husband $ family when talking to your friends.
 You spring bad news al the dln- her table, instead of putting of telling 1t until you think your hus- band is in the mood to take It phllosophically.
 You are never satisfied With your house as it is, and are always want ing something new to make 1t per feet.
 You think more of gaining the approval of your friends than you do of your husbands comfort in furnishing your home.
 You derive no pleasure from en-
 You'd rather pick out your own presents than run the risk of hav- ing your husband buy you some thing you don't need
 When your husband does buy you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
Misdeeds Pay on Air Actors in Radio Crime
 Shuttle in Characters

gram bearing that name, and. as such, has nailed many a criminal with a Chinese epigram manufac- tured in radio city. If it isn't Begley. maybe it will be Joe Curtin. who regularly demonstrates the bet ter side of his character as MT. North of the MT. and Mrs. North, show.
 Others who have caused the FBI trouble by dropping in the social and moral scale include Al Hodges, who used to be the Lone Ranger, Jimmy Meighan, who is the Fal- con; Bette Garde of the Police woman" show; Santos Ortega. a respected police inspector as Ellery Queens father. and Walter Vaughn of "Gangbusters. /"
 These are only some of the better known people. Many other radio ac- tors shuttle back and forth across the line of right and wrong in some 30 whodunit or crime pro- grams on the air.
 But the fellow who makest the biggest haul from these radio ras- calities IS a writer, Dashiell Ham melt. The Thin Man" program was inspired by his best-selling de- tective novel of the same name which came out more than a dozen years ago. He collects for use of the name. Hammett writes a comparatively recent program called, logically enough, The Fat Man" He also is the author of a new series called Sam Spade" His weekly income is in four figures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
Chubby Girls Sh0uld AU0id
 Bare Midrif S7gim Suits

guard, wear as extreme a style in a swim suit as you like-as brief, skin-tight or hustle -ruffled as your tastes dictate.
 But if curves aren't THAT good, a little more conservatively- -cut fabric in a suit used to gloss over faults will still make your figure whistle-worthy
 So says George A. Hamid. mas ter snowman of an Atlantic City pier. This noted impresario has probably watched a bigger parade of bathing suits-good and bad than any resort man in America.
 The good bathing suit for the slightly largish Woman-good be- cause it trims her down-is one with slim, flared skirt that comes about six inches above the knees, according to this fashionwise ob- server. The best neckline for this suit is V-shaped, not squared off by bodice top and two straps.
 Two-piece bathing suits-even those conservatively-styled-are SO trying to plump-waisted figures that even MT Hamid wonders why some women who shouldn't do it persist in wearing them. He thinks, however, that a covered midriff, particularly if it's covered by a suit of dark, solid-colored fabric, can keep spare tire a secret.
 Nor do midriff-slimming or fig. trimming suits have to be black. he says. Deep blue, maroon or hunters green is as slenderizing and can be more 1attering to a woman's personal eoloring.
 Unless you are a Miss Venus, this observer thinks that white suits-although as beautiful on the beach as white coral and sugary- looking sand he says-should be ruled ont
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02

oxalic acid-scoreS of the best foods contain more or less oxalic acid. That is quaint old notion which should not cramp your eating style at all.
 Attack My Clavicle
 When I was reporter it was the current fashion to say a person suf- fered heart attack" one copy desk man cracked down on us and insisted on heart disease although the doctor or hospital may have called it heart attack.
 R. H. KO Answer-the copy desk man was right. There is of course no such thing as an attack" of illness or disease. The extreme low in such language is gas attack" as explana- tion of any acute or severe illness.
 Send letters to Dr. Brady in care Of the National Newspaper Service, 326 West Madison Street, Chicago, III.
 Copyright 1946 by John F. Dille Co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
By WILLIAM BRADY. M.

We are. still at loss to under stand why poor Tom suffers the annual bout of hay fever while Dick and Harry have no allergic sensitiVity at all-Whether to pollen, goose feathers, horse dander, cat hair, shellfish, orris root, egg white or any other substance to which a child may be allergic.
 As I explain in the pamphlet on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
QUESTION & ANSWERS Oxalic Acid in Foods

Please tell us what foods con- tian oxalic acid. 1 understand that foods containing oxalic acid are harmful to person suffering with arthritis. (B. E. H.
 AnsWer-If I had arthritis or rheumatiz I'd never care whether the food contained little or much
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02

troubl with George is !"
 You're m 0 re D a eul a T about how you dress for a tea t h a n about what you wear to a movie you a [ [ e n d " | h your husband.
 You get more pleasure out of | e n 2 your
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
SUMMER TOUR
1a BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

 Seeing the country is absolute must, Its national parks PkeS Peak or bust Quaint New England towns, old churches, antiques, The Rocky Mountains with snow-capped peaks Grand canyons amazing, terrific Lovely beaches along the Pacific Caves and cavernS enough to make you Shlver, The grand old fine old Hudson River ChaSnS, gorgeS, scenic falls, old Connecticut towns, old StoneWallS Great stone faces mountains must, Lakes and rivers Pike's Peak or bust
 FEM FM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
What's Your Rating lAS c Wife?

something you wouldn't have se- lected yoursel. you return It. DO YOU EMB ARRASS HIM?
 You remind your husband of his duties as a l.ost. when you know he'd remembe,. them himself in a few minutes
 You say, I'll have George do so- and-so,' instead of, "Ill ask George if hell co so-and-so.7
 You aren't wiling to let your husband take the credit for an idea you were anxious to have him think was his until It turned out well.
 You never ask your husband $ opinion about anyt aing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
Opening-v c.

the diamond contract all the de- clarer had to lose was the ace and king of diamonds.
 This type of hand is difficult to bld. It often is easier to make three no trump than five in a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
BY RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer

No matter what you think, you are not as good a wife as you might be if:
 You tell your friends. "The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

II your fgufe Is good enough to rate a whistle from the life
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
SHE'S MISSING OUT


 SHE'S MISSING OUT
 live miles school daughter school with of the boys You driving around late at night and don't want her dating older boys school And the don't your daughter upsettng daughters social life plenty
 A RARE HALF HOUR
 angle $ of ifs here uTeacher Association is the place school other mothers with that the school should start earlier end earlier could probably the idea But those hours established majority of the people and their little do change Except keep from the
 think old responsible the halfhou midnight? allow the  the touch the sauce!
 If daughter is fairly for her fourteen 
 and she goes with group o young people and if the boy driving old capable have license allowed the long as her friends do if she comes straight home "a
 regular midnght And think she should limit thinking that special occasion special she think uddy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
By JACK GAVER

New York. Aug. 2-CUP)-The fel- low who thought up the slogan crime doesn't pay wasn't hep to radio. The crimes of the airwaves not only pay well, but the princi- pals like as not are playing both end against the sponsors and collec- ting for deeds both dastardly and valiant.
 Some of radios most righteous sleuths can be found from time to time stunning in the scowl-and- groWl roles of murderers, profess Slonal gangster and operators in bubble gun black market. And most of them wind up sooner or later on the This Is Your FBI' show. Take Les Damon, for ex- ample
 On the Thin Man" show, Damon is that famous fictional dabbler in detection, Nick Charles. Criminals tremble at his name because they know he's bound to get them just before the last commercial. But when he appears on the FBI pro- gram occasionally, Damon is a gangster tough enough to make even Sherlock Charles entertain a few qualms. Damon says that this change of pace gives him balance bank balance.
 If you don't find Damon sow ing his wild oats on the FBI spot in any given week. you're likely to discover Ed Begley as the ob- ject of G-man affection. Ed is merely the Charlie Chan of the pro- traction of muscle coat of bronchial tubes
 '. Accerelation of peristalsis muscle coat of stomad and in- teStine). -. .
 Theophylline Cderived from tear, also made synthetically) in the remedy I suggest in the Hay Fever pamphlet counteracts some of these effects of histamine Ascorbic acid (vitsmin O if taken in sufficient doses, seems to neutralize the eX- cess of histar1ine and so bring re- lief in severe hay fever and asthma.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02

minor, but when a hand has two five-card suits, the distribution usually favors playing it at a suit rather than no trump.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02

Approximatel y 10000 children were immunized against diphtheria in New York City during the first six months o 1884.
 Dust storms recently caused the closing of airfields In Western Queensland, Australia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
Maxsim Pep;n, IT,, Appointed Again

New London, Aug ' = lUPl - Maxsim Pepin, Jr tR.. JeWett City', was back at his county com missioners post todag after being re-appointed by Gov. R 2. Baldwin.
 Pepin originally was named by Baldwin after the 1945 legislature adjourned without appoint ng eoun- ty commissioners. A superior court Judge ruled the appointment Illegal and declared the position open.
 This time the governor thinks it Will stick because the legislature is not in session, which enables hlm to make interim appointments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
FASHIONS ARE FUN

In August we note
 It always occurs. When cottons are worn The topic is furs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-02
Elizabeth Woodward SayS
WHY BE 4 FUDDY BUDDY
 MOTHER?

You don't aUant be too strict. But you do Tdnt careful of your daughter. You a1dn your jour teen -yedr-oId image to be "one ot the 9dng. But you're 1oorrying tar let things go in the matter ot hours and dates.
 You're afraid of sounding like old men with a baby chick. And you don't want her to think you're an old fuddy dud either.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

gradient tehnik il Ljubljane,
'1r6aska cesta 83.
8. Aflkenir Stanko Dimlik, star
54 let, professor tehnik IL Lj,ib-
ljane.
Z. Milivoj Lajovic, star 40 let,
tovar1ar kovinskih izdelkov il
Ljubljane, Kamniska 20.
8. Djoko Vujosevic, star As
let, bivsi aktivni major jugoslo-
vanske vojske z Wrinkle.
9. DR.. vladimir Kukman, star
48 let, svetnik .bivse Pokrajin-
ske uprave il Ljubljane, Poljan-
ski nasip a..
10. Inzenir joe Rus, star 40
let, IL Ljubljane, Prule II.
II. Franc Juvan, star 80 let,
uradnik OUZD v Ljubljani,
Rudnik, st. 121.
IL. Pavel Kovae, star 40 let,
upokojen zandarijski narednik-
vodnik, poroeenik DMB il Ljub-
Lame, Roma utica IL.
13. Miroslav Matelic, star 48
let, trgovec il Ljubljane, Po-
ljanska 15..
II. Ivan Tonja, star 46 let,
upravnik prometa Postne hra-
nilnice IL Ljubljane, Bleiweiso-
va II.
Is. Stane Zagorsek, star 80
let, aktivni oficir .biVse jugoslo-
vanske vojske DMB porocnik,
prisel liz Dachaua.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

Hso noprodoi
Zidana hisa "a 2 druzini; 5
sob vsako stanovanje; diva
ognjisca (fireplaces), garaza "a
2 avta. Lota 50x180. Prodaja
lastnik. Poklicite KE 1881.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
SkUPAJ Y HDAJSTVU -
SkUPAJ PRED LJUDSkO SODBO
hlma

V Su9OS4dN1Ja
fidentov in Clan kofidentske
grupe st. 8, v kateri so bill Ru-
dolf Marincic, Matelic, neki Fri
drih ter znani morilec crnoro-
skec Debeljak.
Italijanski tolmac Diconi je v
koeeyskem procesu izpovedal,
da je bila ,grupa konfidentov st.
8 ena najbolj aktivnih in je ime-
la odlocilno besedo pri italian
skem vioekvestorju Ferrantu.
Ia je storil vse, kar mu je sve-
tovala ia skupina, .da SO ii kon-
fidenti zakrivili najvec aretacij,
mucenj in zlocinstev.
Ista prica tudi potrjuje, da
sta Matelic in Marincic izdala
aktivistko Sonic Fleis, nadalje
nekega Porento, delavca pri
mestnem vodovodu in nekega
uradnika pri mestni plinarni in
koncno trgovca Cirila Pirnata.
Matelic je vzdrzeval ma Gospo-
svetskem posebno ovadustvo
dvakrat ma teden.
Marincic je izpovedal, da je
bill Matelic njegov glavni po-
mocnik, XII Sc je zavezal, da DO
pomagal ovajati vse, XII delajo
proti okupatorju. Ma podlagi
podatkov, XII jih je ia skupina
dajala italijanski policiji, SO Sc
vrsile hisne preiskave in areta-
CHE in ma podlagi teh podatkov
so jih mucili, pretepali in posi-
ljali v i1ternacijo.
Tudi po kapitulaciji Italije so
ineli Matelic in njegovi pajdasi
ma policiji glavno besedo. Stew
10 njegovih zrtev Sc sploh ne da
ugotoviti, neizpodbitno pa je
dejstvo, da je bill Matelic kot
ovaduh najjvecji zlocinec, XII ina
ma vesti smrt ogromnega Stew
la zavednih slovehcev.
V sredo 10. decembra oh 8. Sc
je bila prieela pred okroznim
ljudskim sodiscem v Ljubljani
razprava proti idejnim pobudni-
kom, propagatorjem, organiza-
torjem in clanom izdajalskih
organizacij, XII so sodelovai S
sovraznikom v borbi proti ma
rodno osvobodilnemu gibanju
slovenskega ljudstva, proti ka-
term je javni tozilec Slovenije
vlozil obtoznico, liz katere po-f
snemamo:
1. DR.. Janko K0stl, star 80 let,
pomocnik direktorja Pokojnin-
skega zavoda v Ljubljani, 'Gaje-
va, st. 5.
2. DR.. Branko Vrcon, star 38
let, novinar iz Ljubljane, Cesta
ma Roznik 1.
3. Dusan Verbic, star 81 let,
,uradnik pivovarne Union, Can
karjevo nabr. 1.
4. DR.. Branko Alujevic, star
SO let, bivssi predsednik Pokra-
jinske delavske zveze IL Ljub-
ljane, Dalmatinova utica Z. !
5. Ivan Marincic, star AZ let,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
All SLABO SLIS1TE7'

Pridite k nam in poskusite
brezplacno novi Zenith Radio
mic pripomocek "a sluh. Ma ti-
1soce oseb 81 ga je be nabavilo
in zdaj ne morejo biti 'brez
MEGA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
,(Nadaljeucs,je)


t1AAAS4AASA s0SA&sA ASs~S
Tudi inzenir Joze Rus, eden
izmed sodilnih clanov OJNS od-
nosno Mlade JugoslaWije je bill "
casu okupacije videti med maj
agilnejsimi organizatorji izdaj-
stva. Sodeloval je ma seji, kjer
je bilo sklenjeno, da mora biti
vsak clan OJNS tudi clan sokol-
ske legije. Kot Clan izdajalske
Sokolske legije je sokriv ova-
dustva in soodgovoren "a zrtve
Raba, Gonarsa, Dachau in dru-
9Th fasisticnih morisc.
Franc Juvan
Franc Juvan, 39-letni uradnik
OUZD v Ljuhljani, je eden IL
med najaktivnejsih vohunskih
izdajalcev. Bill je eden najagil-
nejsih organizatorjev Sokolske
legije v vrstah Made Jugosla-
vije. On je vodil vso organizaci-
jo :Sokolske legije in sodeloval
tudi pri ostalih legijah, prav po-
sebno pa Sc je udejstvoval ova-
duski organizaciji DOSa. Bill je
cello okrajni vodja tie organizaci-
je v sestem ljubljanske okrozju,
kjer je bill tudi komandant So
kolske legije.
On je tudi neposredno odgo-
voren "a zlocinstva crne roke,
XII je dobivala podatke cd njego-
We vohunske mreze. Obtozeni
Juvan je sam primal, da so bill
vsi clani Sokolske legije ovadu-
hi. Juvan tudi priznava, da so ma
sestankih Sokolske legije raz-
pravljali o pristasih Osvobodil-
ne fronte ma Okroznem uradu in
ma ia nacin je tudi razjasnjeno
cd kot so izvirale ovadbe zoper
40 aktivistov IL tega urada, XII
Sc bill vsi aretirani in cd kate
rih sta bila diva cello ustreljena
kot talca.
Franc .Juvan js tudi aktivno
sodeloval v borbi proti partizan-
skim odredom ma Otoccu pri No.
vem mestu v poletju leta 1913.
Pri zaslisanju je Juvan izpo-
vedal, da mu je bilo dobro zna-
no, da cetniki sodelujejo z Itali-
JAM. Dobro SO mu bill znani tes-
nj stiki dr.. Zajca in zitnika ita-
lijanskim okupatorjem. Poznal
je tudi vse podrobnosti organi-
zacije tako zvane "redne jugo-
slovanske vojske," katere stab
je bill v Pokojninskem zavodu,
komanda mesta pa v stanoxanju
inzenirja Khana
Obsirno je pripovedoVal, kako
Sc je JNS, zlasti njeni vrhovi
dr.. Pirkmajerjem ma celu zavze-
mali "a cim tesnejse sodelovanje
z domobranci. Ko je leta 1943
prislo do osnovanja plavogardi-
sti6nih mihajlovicevskih Getni-
Skin oddelkov, ,je Mlada Jugo-
slavija sklenila korporatiVni
vstop v cetnike. V to svrho so
imeli tudi razgovore, z znanim
cetniskim morilcem Jevdjevi-
Gem. Ko je pozneje prisel Glusic
kot Mihajlovicev odposlanec, je
povedal, da obstoja dogovor, po
kateremu maj bi Sc tudi domo-
branci pridruzili jugoslovanski
vojski.
Aprila meseca 1914 je incl
Glusic pri Perlesu v Ljubljani
sestanek plavogardisticnimi
delegati il raznih krajey Slove-
nije. Oh tel priliki je bila skle-
njena organizacija podrobne
ovaduske sluzbe, o cemer je bila
izdana tudi pismena okroznica.
PoskusaE so tudi utihotapiti
svoje agente v obvescevalno
sluzbo Osvobodilne fronte, VEN
dar pa jim to nj uspelo.
spionazna sluzba je bila pove-
zana po vseh treh legijah in da
je bila njihova glavna naloga
zbirati podatke o deloXanju pri-
stasev Osvobodilne fronte. Ju-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

no .tudi S takozvano ravnogor-
sko deklaracijo.
Obenem z organizacijo poll
ticnega vodstva maj bi Sc organi-
zirala tudi "redna jugoslovan-
ska vojska" pod vodstvom Mi
ihajlovica. Juvan je pri vsem tenn
najaktivejse sodeloval, ker je
incl propustnico "a potovanje
po vsej Sloveniji. Da so bill Get
.niki " najtesnejsi zvezi z -okupa-
torjem, potrjuje tudi izpoved
Juvana, da so posiljali ljudi v
Novo mesto, kjer so dobili itali-
janske dokumente, da so lahko
cetniske oddelke il Ljubljane v
brez ovir sli ma Otocec, cesto ce-
10 z alijanskim spremstvom.
Tako zvana "kraljevska vojska"
je bila cisto navadna italijanska
tvorba v svrho borbe proti ma
rodno osvobodilni vojski.
Cetniki so dobivali orozje cd
okupatorja. Ma vprasanje jaw
mega tozilca je Juvan tudi pri-
znal, da so bill trije oficirji
ustreljeni, ker so skusali vpliva-
I'll ma cetniski odred v Otocah, da
bi sc povezali S partizani. Pri ma
daljnem zaslisanju je Juvan tu-
di primal, da so nameravali Sc
staviti tako mocno skupino
"redne jugoslovanske vojske, "
da hi zmogla polozaj v Sloveniji.
Po kapitulaciji Italije SO Or
ganizatorji tako zvane "redne
jugoslovanske vojske" zopet
spremenili svoj nacrt. Razne .le-
gije so bile razpuscene in .izdana
je bila parola "a vstop v domo-
brance. Oh zakljucku zasliseva-
MIA je javni tozilec major Stante
ugotovil:
''Vi ste obtozeni clanstva v
Sokolski legiji, organizatornega
delovanja in tenn, kar ste tn L.
povedali, je dokazano, da je bila
Sokolska legija izdajalska Or
ganizacija, XII je imela specialno
nalogo in vlogo. In vi ste kot pri-
padnik te organizacije vrsili de-
10 izdajalca med izdajalci!'
Pavle koVac
Bivsi zandarmarijski nared-
nik-vodnik in poznejsi domo-
branski porocnik Pavle Kovac je
bill pristas Mihaj ajlovicevcev re
cd leta 1912. Bill je V ozkih sti-
kin z izdajalcem Strniso in Ma
;rin6icem ter je organiziral pla-
vogardisticno izdajstvo v Logat-
Gu. Najvidnejse pa je njegovo
,delovanje pri ovaduskem poslu
DOSa, kjer je pod imenom "po-
rocnik Gregor' vodil mestno ma
celstvo DOSa v Ljubljani. Po-
zneje je bill ma ovaduskem poslu
v Postojni, kjer je organiziral
notranjski vod, katerega naloga
je bila zbirati podatke O aktivi-.
stih Osvobodilne fronte.
Meseca junija 1914 Sc je po-..
dal skupno z Marincicem spioni-
rat v partizanske vrste, kjer pa
SO ga pravocasno odkrili. OBJ
priliki nemske ofenzive pa Sc mu
je posrecilo pobegniti.
Javni tozilec je ugotovil, da je
DOS, katerega sef je bill Kovae,
zakrivila smrt tisocev sloven-
skin ljudi. Slovensko ljudstvo
izkazuje veliko milost, ko dopu-
Sea, da Sc SINE ia zlocinec sploh
zagovarjati.
Mreslav Matelic
zadnji Sc je ma popoldanski
razpravi zagovarjal trgovec Mi
roslav Matehc il Ljubljane. On
je bill cd vsega pooetka zagrizen
nasprotnik Osvobodilne fronte
in navdusen pristas mihajlovi-
cevskega pokreta. Postal je clan
Sokolske legije ter vzdrzeval
zveze z gestapovcem Zdravkom
Delejo. Bill je eden izmed maj
bolj nevarnih italijanskih kon-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

Maj. Arthur WerInufh, dubbed the
lone MAN army ,0f Bafaan" Nsiae
was recently released iEom 1ap
prison camp, shown as he sEas greet,
ed by his mother at San Francisco.
Mo left shortly afterwards for home.