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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
dent.
Church News

dent.
Church News
The Zion Church of God al
$500 West Warren, heard Rev.
erend j d. Smoot preached
from the First chapter Of Revela-
lions. Many visitors enjoyed the
inspiring message. sunday
School-l0 o'clock; Preaching
100; Evening Service-7:3O;
Prayer Meeting-W Wednesdays at
100.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion Post No. "a
held an entertainment in the
home Of Mrs. Darden OF All
2almerSton avenue. This enter.
.ainment was TO raise funds for
Christmas boxes for veterans Of
he war All of the young peo-
PIE enjoyed themselves.
Mr. Raphael Daniel, Of 274
Beechwood, returned Monday
morning from a business trip
to Tuskegce Institute. Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson.
Of Toledo, Ohio, spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with
James parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hicks of PSI Polk st.
On the sick list this week are
Mrs Major Watkins Of Vernon
Highway Mrs. Louise Wooster.
my cousin, Of 3l75 Arndt has
been very i'll. also Mrs. Flo
renee Campbell Of Ninth St
Ethel TAYLOR Of McGraw is on
the road TO recovery. Good luck.
Reunion
Our annual Thanksgiving re-
union fell just a little short Of
our goal because Of the absence
of my brother, Samuel Bruce,
and his family from Munising,
Michigan. However we did have
an ENJOYABLE time with the tur-
key dinner and all the trim
mings. At the dinner were my
sister and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfonso Ford; my brother.
Nelson Bruce; my nephew, Lar
ny Ford my children, Marilyn
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LEGAL NOTICES

nexed Of said estate be granted
TO John J White or some othel
suitable person:
II IS ordered. That tic Sixth
day Of January next. al ten
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court Room be appointed for
proving said instrument and
hearing said petition.
And Il Is further Ordered that
a copy Of this order he publish
cd once IN each week for three
weeks conSccuuVclv previous 10
said time Of hearing ~ inc Dc
trolt Tribune q newspaper print
cd and circulating IN said County
Of Wayne.
JOSEPH a MURPHY.
Judge of Probate
"a true copvl
Joseph + OSulliyan.
Deputy Probate Register
l2-7-l2-2l
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Trudy Jenkins Temple won third
prize eight other boys who were
sponsored received honorable
mention. {
Mrs, Elizabeth Gcans. loval
daughter ruler. Michigan dis,gic,
council Of the Past Daurhter
Nulers Council was the honored
guest Of the evening.
a banquet was held at s nm
at the Elks Temple MANY verv
beautiful formals were displayed
as guests arrived The celobra.
'ion lasted until well after mid.
night NV
Corsages were presented 10
Dts Boozer and Geans Shrilda
Howard Young Dt. Elks re-.
porter
TEENAGE NEWS
Saturday November % sapi.
naw's breakfast dance was eiv-
en- By Braggs and Bracy with
Roy Milton and his orchestra
Featured we're Camille Howard
as songstress.
Among those present were
Freddie Wilson. Miss Helen
Holden, Miss Annie James. Miss
Susie Morton Larry T. Strong
Fred Hillard Miss Hazel Lovette
Arthur Haley. Mr.. and Mrs
John James. REYNOLDS Fortching
and MANY others
Charlotte Raw Temple No $40
under Dt Ruler Anna Bell
Boozer celebrated their 10Th
birthday and second anniver.
sary SUNDAY November "a at
Bethel AME church
Dt Virginia Saunders. NC.
Rev c NJ Monroe. preached the
anniversary sermon Several fine
musical numbers were rendered
by Rev. Monroe Mrs Cora Kirk
sev and Viola Matthews gave a
duct Also Misses Lorroine Nc
Comas, Dolores HAYES, Dt
Bailey and others Dt Ruler
Boozcr gave 2 talk on Charity
and Love Dt Leila Hess read
the scripture d. Belle Lilies
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LEGAL NOTICES
Lewis. Rowleiie & Brown. AiiYs.
1900 ST. Antoine
TATE OF MICHIGAN.

olA 4 VI MlCHlGAN,
County OF Waync-ss. 344-723.
Al a session Of the Probate
Court for SAID County Of Wayne
held al the Probate Court Room
in the City Of Detroit, on the 18th
day of November, in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty six.
Present JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge Of Probate. In the Matter
Of the Estate Of THOMAS +.
ORMSBY. Deceased
On reading and filing the pc
tition of Benjamin j Ormshv
praying that administration Y
said estate be granted 10 John
J. White or some other suitable
person:
1t is ordered, That the Sixth
day of January, next. al ten
o'clock in the forenoon al said
Court Room be appointed for
hearing said petition
And II is further Ordered that
copy Of this order be publish
cd once in each week for three
conseeutlvclv previous 10 said
time Of hearing IN the Detroit
Tribune a newspaper printed
and circulating IN said County
Of Wayne
JOSEPH A MURPHY,
Judge Of Probate
"a True copy)
Joseph T O'Sulllvan.
Deputy Probate Register
12.7-l2.2l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
SAGINAW FLASHES
BY Rose Wise Ware

Thanksgiving festivities high
pshted the past week as many
- saginaw's citizens enjoyed
dinner at home and worship in
,he various churches. AT Mt.
Olive where union Thanksgiv-
no services were held. the Rev.
steele of Zion Baptist church
rrcached an inspiring sermon.
AZ the spacious home OF Mr..
md Mrs. w. o. Spurlock at 92l
n 5th avenue, we enjoyed a
dclicious dinner at a table laden
nth good things The guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Tstem,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McConas.
Mesdames Sadie Coins, Pinkie
Gordon and Mrs. Ware. This
Iovely occasion will long be re-
n,embered. The host and hostess
are we'll known for their kind
ness.
Charlotte Ray Temple. under
n, Ruler Anna Bell Boozer, cell
sbrated their 10Th birthday and
second anniversary Sunday, No
yembcr "a at Bethel AME
church
d. Virginia Sanders was the
NJ c. Rev. c. M. Monroe con-
Quoted the anniversary sermon
ettc. Miss Lorraine McComas,
Miss Cora Kirksey and Mrs Vio-
IA Mathis, sang a beautiful duet
DIT Boozer gave a talk on
"Charity and Love. DIT Leila
Hess read the scripture. Dt
Belle Lilies gave welcome adj
dress. The organist was Mrs.
Blanche Gibbons and Mrs. B.
Watson, pianist.
Rotations were given by the
Juvenile Elks. Olander Milton,
Thomas Martin, Jr. and Mar
garet Simpson.
A baby contest was presented.
Dorothy Jean Ford, sponsored by
the Anna Boozer Temple won
FIRST prize; Rose Marie Smith
sponsored by the Margaret Tom
Is Temple won second prize:
Michael Harris sponsored by the
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Lewis. Rowleiie g. Brown. Aiiys,
1900 ST. Antoine

STATE or MICHIGAN.
County Of Waync.-sS 344-123.
At a session of the Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne.
held al the Probate Court Room
in the City Of Detroit on the 25th
day Of November in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty SIX.
Present JOSEPH a. MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate In the Matter
Of the Estate Of THOMAS J.
ORMSBY Deceased.
An instrument in writing pur-
porting 20 be the last will and
testament Of SAID Deceased hav-
ing been delivered into this
Court for Probate and Frances
A Ormsby having filed there
with her petition PRAYING that
administration with the viii an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
Proposes To End
Filibustering

Los ANGELES-tANP)- Pro
posals designed TO end the prac-
tlSe Of filibusterlng in the L S.
Senate will be introduced at the
start of the next session Of Con-
gross by CALIFORNIA; Republican
Senator William F Knowland.
lie Will propose that 40 scna-
tors shall have the right to end
debate. and that amendments
must be appropriate TO the pur-
pose Of bill if they are to be
considered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07

and Verne; J. c. Galloway from
Cincinnati, Ohio: my husband,
William Tucker. and myself. NV
mother, Mrs. FlosSie Bruce, was
honored on her birthday during
the dinner by presents from the
members Of her family.
Mr.. Galloway returned 10 his
home late Friday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07

Vacation Club meets in the
home Of Mrs. Mcdaniel Of
Farnsworth street on FRIDAY.
They arc planning to disperse
their Christmas Savings. Their
annual dinner Twill be held on
December 10, Mrs. Marie Love
Of 355 Polk succeeded as presi.
dent this year.
The Go-Getters club arc plan.
ming turkey dinner on Deem
Der 8 in the home Of Mrs. vii.
lie Thomas There you will find
out who your secret pal is.
The Astrological Society met
with Mrs. Cynthia Tucker of
1892 23rd street on Sunday aft
crnoon. II was a crusade meet.
ing and the attendance was very
GOOD. The topic for the day was
he Christmas message. There
we're several visitors present.
Glasses are held at $500 Beech
wood every Tuesday at five
o'clock.
The Zion Sewing Circle meets
each Wednesday morning from
10 I'll 2 They have dozens Of
handmade articles to be sold AZ
thcir annual bazaar in the near
future. M Brown president,
Bessie Foster, secretary
The Nurses Guild and the
Junior Choir will have a musi.
cal program at the Union Bap-
fist church on Sunday, Novcm.
Der 8 at $50. NJ. Nelson, presi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
RIVER ROUGE
JOT TINGS
BY Ethel Tucker

The Twin City Darcus Club
omitted the last meeting because
OF the holiday. The next meet.
ing will be held in the home of
Mrs. Maggie Rocker, Of 1924 18th
street They are planning their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07

gave the welcome address. The
highlight Of the affair was the
appearance Of two highly ac-
complished musicians. Sisters
Mrs Blanche Gibbons, Bethel
church's faithful organist and
her equally well known sister,
Beatrice Watson. who accompa-
MED the singers, Several recita-
tons were given by Juvenile
Elks, Orlander Milton, Jr., Mar
garet Simpson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
CHURCHES
NEW BETHEL nAPTIsT

Sunday, December /. Rev. c.
L Franklin, pastor preached on
the subject Being Saved Be
tween The strip and the
Ground" Music was rendered by
the Senior and Chanccl chors.
In the night service. Holy
Communion was served to a
capacity house The pulpit was
graced with nine visiting min
lsters. Seven new members were
added 10 the church roll.
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LEGAL NOTICES

cd and circulating IN said County
Of Wayne,
VENO T. SACRE.
Judge OF Probate
"a truc copv
Joseph r o sullivan.
Deputy Probate Register
l2-7-12-21
Evening star., 1946-05-12

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OF long-fiber surgical cotton Tampax
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Evening star., 1946-05-12
The Caddy Said ''Moo"
BY ALEKO ILLUS
BY ALEKO ILLUS

ware! Do not pick your balls out
of the cups - let the caddy do it"
The other menace, however.
proved much more formidable.
The schools cattle herd was lorded
over by an imported Indian bull
which, for some inexplicable rea-
son, changed suddenly from mild,
lovable animal into a gruff, fero-
cious beast, hating the sight of
man.
Only one Moro herdsman was
capable of handling him. And even
this man was once prodded by the
bulls horns and tossed into
ditch. Luckily the Moro suffered
no broken bones and was not too
badly bruised.
Ar FIRST it was decided that the
bull should be shot, but his blood
was considered so valuable and
his cost price had been so high that
ultimately his life was spared.
l had not been told of this
vicious danger when one Sunday
morning l decided to try a few
holes of golf. None of the faculty
cared to join me. When l asked a
Moro youngster to caddy for me,
he shook his head in Mortified re-
fusal. So had to tote my own bag.
While l was happily practicing
shots and had already shooed
away a couple of snakes, l sud-
denly heard a crashing and bang
ing that sounded as if steam
tractor were breaking through the
thick underbrush.
The next instant l saw the bull.
He came charging, head down and
tail up, his hind legs every so often
violently paving the air. Wheth-
er he was inspired by the pure joy
of living or by plain hatred of man.
gave myself no time to reflect.
l turned to fee for safety. but
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Isn't it about
time you started
to use 1ampax?
Here's q chance TO get ahead
Of any friends who have sold
you ore "foo conservative"

You have seen
Tampax in stores
and read about it
in magazines. So
il you are not US
ing Tampax it's
not because you
don't know about
this ''internal"
method of month
ly sanitary pro-
lection. You've
probably not got
Evening star., 1946-05-12
1t was tough to keep
your eye ON the ball
with cObras and wild
bulls on the fairway

bulls on the fairway
A FEW years before the war,
~ while peace still reigned over
Moroland and the realm of the
Sulu Sultan. l was the guest of
one of the teachers of the Indanan
Agricultural School on Jolo Island.
This American educational in
stitution was, and still is, bless
ing to this betel-nut-chewing cor
ner of the Philippine world. Its
Moro pupils tended the coconuts
that thrived in a large grove of
palms surrounding the campus
and titled the vegetable gardens,
raising green groceries. pineapples
and fruit trees. Taking care of the
cattle was also part of the
schools curriculum.
Nearby there was nine-hole
golf course, laid out by the teach
ers for the recreation of the staff
and their guests and kept in order
by the Moro students. 1t had for
some time proved phenomenally
popular. Lately, however. no one
had been playing on it.
HERE were two good reasons
for this. One was a multitude of
cobras, often rearing their ugly,
hooded heads out of the holes just
as player was about to putt.
According to green's rules, it was
considered a hole played if, under
the circumstances, the player
chose to pick up the ball.
Actually, cobras on golf courses
are nothing unusual in those lati-
tudes.
On a course in Zamboanga l
once read a sign: "Cobras - Be-
Evening star., 1946-05-12
THE LADY IN THE SHOE

=. should have known about
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cutting down laundry bills!
Ideal for babys bibs, mothers
facial clcansinGs. the whole
tamilys "sniffles". Ask for
Sit t-True"!
Tissue manufacturers ore still
toeed with moterioI shortages and
production difficulties but we
ore doing our best TO supply
Sitroux Tissues. And, like oil Others,
we ,ore mokins the finest qvolity
tissues possible under present
conditions. For your understand,
ing and patience our thonk.!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
IjREDNlKOVA PO$TA

Francije, Srbije, Hrvaske in Slo-
venije. Vsega skupaj mas je bilo
26 tisoc. Povem vam, dragi
stric, da je nemogoee opisati
,kaksno bratstvo in edinstvo VIA
.da, med vsemi temi demokratic-
mimi narodi. To We in lahko OBJ
cuti samo tisti, XII zivi med taks-
no mladino, kot je bila ta, upo-
slena ma gradnji mladinske pro-
'ge Brcko-Banovici. Tam Sc nj
vprssalo kdo 81 in cd kod, tam
smo gledali samo ma to, kdo bo
-vec napravil "a obnovo nase do
4novine.
"In taksno,> kot je bila nnladi-
ma pri gradnji te .proge, je ma
splosno vse jugoslovansko -ljud-
fDalje ma g.; stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
Move mfornacije 0 paketih "a Euopo

V Evropi je videti dodge vrste
potrpezljivosti 'cakajocih ljudi
pred pekarnami, v Ameriki pa
pred okenci postnih uradov,
kjer cakajo, da oddajo po en- ali
yec paketov. "a svojce, sorodnike
ali prijatelje v starem kraju. Ii
lpaketi gredo Jugoslavijo, Ce-
hoslovasko, Italijo, Poljsko, CIR
clio, Francijo, Holandsko,' Bel
lgijo,: Sovjetsko unijo, Palestine
it'd. Namen slednjega zavoja je,
da Sc olajsa, nekomu tezko sta
lnje " prehrani, obutyi in, obleki.
Regulacije "a .posiljanje ta-
kin paketov Sc menjajo cd casa
do casa. Pred kratkim je te re-
gulacije oh kratkem objasnil in
navedel Common Council for
American Unity, kot SO bile v
veljavi S l.. oktobrom. Podatki
SO bill povzeti po postnih toza-
devnih pravilih, ter 4odredbah.
-Omenjeni Interpreter Re-
lease (tolmacenje regulacij)
navajo, .da je zdaj mono posilja-
ii pakete v vecino predelov Mem
CHE. Paketi do II funtov teze
Sc lahko posljejo posameznikorn
zivecim ali bivajocim v ameri-
Ski, angleski ter francoski zoni
Nemcije. Ne more pa Sc posilja.
Ii paketov v Berlin, ne glede ma
zone okupacije tega mesta. Pa
zete Sc lahko poslje tudi v pre-
dele, XII SO sedaj pod poljsko
lpravo. Kot drzavo, v, katero Sc
ak paket poslje, Sc mora ,ozna-
:iti Poljsko. Ia druge kraje oku-
pacije je treba oznaciti zono, V
.lateri naslovljenec zivi. Paketi
:norajo biti oznaceni kot darilni
oaketi. Doyoljeno je poslati enc
"a tedensko ma naslov iste ose-
be.
| Dejstvo, da sc paketov Sc ne
more posiljati v Berlin, ,je koli-
zor toliko omiljeno, &c vzamemo
y.postev dejstvo, ,da je organiza-
;ija CARE, XII posilja pakete v
Ivropo, znizala ceno paketov cd
S15 ma $40 in te pakete Sc lahko
naroci "a svojce, sorodnike ali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
3. decenbra 194a

prijatelje v vseh predeljih Ber-
lima. CARE poslje pakete ' ma
|slednje eyropske dezele: Avstri-
jo (vse szone), Cehoslovakijo,
Hnsko, ,Francijo, Nemcijo "
amerisko, francosko, anglesko
lin Poljsko zono ter v Berlin),
ttGrcijo, Italjo, Nizozemsko,
Norvesko ter Poljsko. CARE pa
keti MISC podvrzeni carini in ne
loropajo Iprejemnika racijskih
pravic, oziroma took. Mnogo pi-
sem il Evrope prica to.
V Italijo, in v >Vatikan je mo-
goce poslati pakete do II fun
tov teze. V Jugoslavijo Sc lahko
posilja darilne .pakete, XII so ca
rine prosti, kot tudi pakete do
A funtov teze, "a katere je post
nina IA centov cd funta.. yPostni
urad mas je pravkar .obvestil, da
| je prejel liz .Jugoslavije ,obve-
stilo, da jugoslovanske carinske
oblasti prepuscajo .pakete do %
funtov :teze carine prosto ter "a
pakete te. teze nj potrebno vna-
pref iskati ;dovoljenja "a uvoz,
ako Sc oznaci paket kot darilni
Ipaket ter Sc vanj nalozi le Ii
vezne, nekvarne predmete, po-
nosene obleke in cevlje in tudi
novo blago, katero pa ne .sme
presegati teze a. funtov "a isto
osebo tekom enega leta posilja-
MIA. Tobaka Sc SINE poslati v ta-
kin paketih samo 40 gramov ma
enkrat (priblizno Ia unee). Po-
sil:: ::anje manjsih vsakdanjih po-
trebscin je dovoljeno, ne sme Sc
pa vkljucevati luksuznih pred
netov, .nakit, svile it'd.
IL tega je torej razvidno, da
paketi, XII tehtajo vec kot %
funtov in TAXI, XII ne odgovarjajo
navedenim doloebam glede vse-
bine, ne bodo .prepusceni brez
carine in brez izpolnitve tisko-
vine "a uvoz (kar dobite ma po-
sti). Ia take pakete do a fun
tov Sc torej mora placati post
nino v znesku % centov "a prvi
'funt in Il centov "a vsak nadalj-
nj funt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
Il pismo Primorkinie

Spodaj prinasamo odlomke
iz pisma mlade Primorke Ide
Krajnik, katero je sprejel njen
stric Joseph Durjava, 758 East
232 St. Euclid, o. Pismo .je. "a
nimivo, ker opisuje ogromno
|delo pri obnoyi Jugoslavije in
delez, XII ga imajo pri obnovi
mladinske ;delavske brigade.
Mlada Primorka sla
ma udarnisko delo
"Mogoce Sc vam DO .zdelo
cudno, kakc to, da Van pisem
iz Trboylja. Toda to nj mic cud-
mega, dragi stric, kajti tako Sc
sedaj godi z ljudmi, XII Sc borijo
"a svoj narod. .Kakor ze veste
smo mi ma Primorskem donna, v
tistem delu ozemlja, Xxi do da-
les kljub $4,000 zrtvam Sc nj
syoboden, in v ,katerem Sc we'd
no vlada diktatura. Primorci
smo ze sto in stokrat dokazali
celemu svetu z 'delom in borbo
la celotna Primorska z Trstom
in Gorico spada k materi Jugo-
slaviji. Toda gospodom "a azele-
no mizo v Parizu to ne. zadostu-
je. "
"nZato smo Sc mi mladinci il
Julijske; Krajine odlocili, da bo-
mo Sc enkrat .}pokazali celemu
svetu !, kan sspadamo. Prosto-
voljno ,smo Sc. sprijavili, da gre
mo ma udarnisko delo v Bosno
kjer mladina, jugosloyanskih ma
rodov sgradi mladinsko progo
dolgo 90 KIN. Ia proga mora BIZ
:iv 6 mesecih dovrsena, ker ta-
3 r 4 lE.J5 q tsSA4 Ea asg ~ = y 8 80
ko je mladina obljubila marsalu
Titu. Ker Sc mi Primorci zave-
damp, da je nasa prava domo-
vina Jugoslavija, Sc mas je zbra-
10 g deloynih .brigad .sloyencev
lin Italijanov in srno sh ma grad
MO rnladinske proge'.
26. 900 6laapv deloynih ,brigad
u rsznih eYropskih drzay
10 > p1 . .priSi tia " Bosno
smo tam ze nasli jupas sko grako
demokraticno nladino il rnladi-
no i Poljske, ceSke, Bolgarijs,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
Wanna predstava 3igre
Trije> vaski. svetniki''

Cleveland, o. - Podruznica
st. 48 SANSa. "a collinWoodsko
okrezje sbo podala ma <svoji pri-
reditvi ,igro tridejanko YTrije
vaski svetniki" IS. decembra v
slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
Igra bo podana v reziji dram
skega drustva Anton Verovsek.
Pricetek DO oh 3 80 popoldan.
Zvecer pa DO Piles, "a katere-
ga DO igral Vadnalov orkester.
" spodnji dvorani bo pa tudi
prosta zabava.
Ker je omenjena podruznica
zelo aktivna in to cd ustanovi-
tive vseskozi in ker je ia podruz-
MICA spravila Re mnoge tisoca-
ke skupaj "a pomoc nasemu ma
rodu V starem kraju, vas pozi-
vamo, da Sc prireditve vsekakor
udelezite.
In ne samo iz gornjega raza
loga, ampak tudi ker Sc vam pri
fgledanju teaig sobeta svelikal
Izabava.
svstopnina je 75 centov (da-
|ivek vkljucen).
Dakle ma svidenje v Sloven-
tsken delaysken sdomu Is. de
cembra ma Waterloo Rd.
Anton Jankovich
"a podruz. st. 48 SANS.