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Evening star., 1946-10-25
Fears Division in Government
To the Editor of The Star:

Fears Division in Government
To the Editor of The Star:
As in the campaign of two years ago,
we now hear loud cries of the danger
of our coming under Communist control.
This danger always is over when the
election is over. But a real danger does
threaten us. It is that of a divided
house, of the election of Republican
Congress to confront a Democratic
President. How harmful such COM
bination may be has been demonstrated
in our history. Notable instances are:
wilson, Democrat, confronted by a
Republican Congress which frustrated
his efforts to enter the League of Ma
tions, and Hoover, Republican, con-
fronted by Democratic Congress which
frustrated his efforts to stem or lessen
the depression.
We now have hostile Congress, not
Republican, but hostile for many rea-
sons. Look at OPA and the housing sit
uation. Look at so much that has con-
fused and troubled our people and at
the complaints innumerable.
The danger is that, because of dis
satisfaction with what the present Con-
gress has done, people will vote for
Republican Congress. That would give
us still more hostile Congress and then
what? We do not want partisan strife,
but rather dispassionate reason, to di-
rect us in these critical times. We do
not want to have proven to us that q
house divided against itself will fall
DIR. PHILIP zENNER.
Evening star., 1946-10-25

Educators propose that modern
government be taught in the schools.
In any event. there should be new
emphasis on the alphabet.
Evening star., 1946-10-25

Streamlining of Congress seems
most appropriate when it is consid-
cred that the principle of stream
lining is wind resistance.
Evening star., 1946-10-25
Four Flyers Find a Friend

To the Editor of The Star:
With reference to an item in The Star
of October %, followed by a correction
on the next day, regarding refusal of
citizenship to four Yugoslav flyers now
serving as officers in the United States
Army Air Forces: These men, who
fought with the United States Army and
for the same principles for which so
many of our soldiers sacrificed their
hope) United States citizenship as the
result of ruling by the District Court
based on minor technicality.
Ii the law states that residence in
this country at the time of appoint
ment (by direction of the President)
as officers in the United States Army
is requirement for granting citizen
ship, the Jaw is poorly written and
should be more broadly interpreted.
Our Government has had so much
concern regarding the British policy of
not admitting Jews into Palestine in
large enough numbers. Why don't we
admit few good people into this
country? Especially these four gal
liant soldiers who served in the United
States Army because they no longer
had country Of their own to serve.
We refuse these men citizenship, and
what next? Shot by Tito? Is that
fair payment for their services in win
ming the victory? Let's give them citi-
zenship and fair chance. I'm inclined
to believe that fair chance is some
thing Tito wouldn't give them.
A. W. BRET.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
UNRRA Agrees TO Buy
|Surp|uses for China
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MANILA, Mar. 19.-The United
States Foreign Liquidation Com
mission today announced an agree
ment to sell for China relief Suf-
ficient surplus military properties to
enable rolling up" Of at least three
American Pacific bases.
The commission reported that
the United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Administrator would
purchase for 500, 0,000, 900 "huge"
quantities Of United States Army
and Navy surplus ships; medicines
and foods for use in China.
FLCs Pacific chief. John K.
Howard, said the amounts involved
were so great that at least three
bases could be abandoned.
Included In the transaction: $40
000, 900 worth Of vessels and harbor
equipment for China's crippled wa
ter transport; $1,000 tons Of COM
bat rations, flour, beans and other
dry provisions, and medicines.
UNRRA earlier had purchased
nearly $50, ,0O0, 900 worth OF FIG
property for China.
Uncle Sam is getting about 81
cents on the dollar for his surplus
scattered throughout the
world, Foreign Liquidation Com
missioner Thomas L. McCabe told a
news conference today; and Un-
dersecretary Of War Kenneth G..
Royal announced that property in
the Pacific which Is needed in
America will be returned 'in ever
amounts"
Evening star., 1946-03-19

trict representative, told the In.
terfederation Conference last night
As an example, he said, the Dis
trict pays the cost OF the National
Geological Park-we buy the AMI
mails, build animal houses, pay the
guards-yet 1t certainly is not q
local institution. It should be taken
from the District and put under
the Interior Department"
The conference took no action
on the matter.
Daniel M. Greene Of Prince
Georges County reported on the
new zoning ordnance and building
code, preparatory to . building
boom when construction materials
are made available. He also. re-
ported on the new taxicab regula-
tions. pointing out that District
cabs were prohibited from picking
up passengers In the county.
DR.. r. A. Osborn OF Fairfax County
reported that the civic federation
there had Endorsed q bill that teach
ers be paid not less than $1,000. He
described the school health program
and said it now included 20 schools
with full-time health clinics and
two with full-time dental clinics.
The Arlington Federation, Mrs.
Florence Arnheim said, recently in
dorsed the proposed Arlington COM
munity building war memorial. The
federation there, she said, did not
take . stand on whether Arlington
should be incorporated as . city, Z
matter soon to come before the
voters In q referendum.
Stephen James Of Montgomery
County reported that citizens groups
there were cooperating with q
safety board recently named by
county oficials to study trafiic
problems.
It was announced that citizens of
Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties have scheduled meetings
with Capital Transit Co. ofncials to
discuss proposed changes In bus
service.
The conference was held in the
Board of Trade rooms in The Star
Building. Joseph Matre Of Prince
Georges County. chairman, presided.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
'Y Pom American Club
Officers Reelected

The Pan American Club Of the
YMCA reelected the following ON
GERS at recent business meeting
to serve for the coming year: Mrs.
Harry S. Truman, honorary presi-
dent; Professor Ramon Ramos,
president; Mrs. Clarence Norton
Goodwin, vice president, and Miss
Mary B. Livesey, secretary.
The club Is planning q program
Of Latin American songs and dances,
to be presented at the Agriculture
Department auditorium during Pan
American week in ADril.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
D. {. Woman Badly Burned
In New York Hotel Fire
By the Asseeietsd Pres,

q
NEW YORK. Mar. 10. Suffering
from second and third degree burns
of the body received in a fire started
In her hotel room, Miss Nora
Creamy. IS, Of Washington, D. c.,
was taken to Roosevelt Hospital
early today, where her condition
was described as critical.
Miss Creamy was found lying on
the fioor Of her room ct the Lang
well Hotel by = bellhop who, smell
ing smoke, broke into the room and
found the mattress smoking. Hotel
omcials said none Of the other hotel
residents was driven out by the IRE,
which was put out quickly.
Hotel records showed Miss Creamy
checked in yesterday. I
Miss Creamy has been employed
for eight years as nurse in the home
Of Thomas A. Stone, Counselor at
the Canadian Embassy. Mr.. Stone,
who lives at 1926 Glenbrook road
NV. said she had left yesterday
for q holiday. He said she had
served as governess to his daughter
Ellen, 10.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
News Boy Is Key Man

DILLON, s. G. (R.-The Dillon
Herald claims a record for It's No. I
"newsboy. Hugh @. jackson, Sc.
averages street sales of 600 copies
an issue. about 20 per cent Of the
papers total circulation In this
county seat town of 5000.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
|nterfederaiion Told
OF Federal Expenses
|SaddIed on District

The District is at the, end Of its
financial resources and must raise
additional revenue or be relieved Of
some Of its expenses which rightly
should be borne by the Federal
government. Harry N. Stull, Dis
Evening star., 1946-03-19
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Evening star., 1946-03-19

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
Vojaski zdravnik ne dobi
poslovnice v Ohio

V Clevelandu Sc nahaja S svo-
jo druzino prominentni vojaski
zdravnik DIR. Norman Friedman,
1854 Buckeye Rd., XII je sluzil
pri ohijski 81. diviziji, kjer je
bill med vojno veckrat prejel
najvisja odlikovanja "a hra-
brost, ko je zdravil ranjene in
bolne vojake ma otoku New
Georgia. Po rodu iz New Yorka,
je Studiral medicine ma vseucili-
scu v North Carolina in dovrsil
zdravniske studije v Bernu v
Svici. Po vrnitvi v Ameriko je
dobil poslovno dovoljenje v
West Virginia, odkoder je sci v
vojasko sluzbo.
Pred par meseci je bill castno
odpuscen iz armadne sluzbe in
Sc nastanil v Clevelandu, z upa-
MEM, da dobi poslovnico dr.
zavi Ohio. Toda njegova pros
MIA je bila odklonjena radi neke
postave, XII je bila sprejeta Sc
leta 1900 in XII doloca, komu sc
SINE ali ne SINE izdati zdravniSke
poslovnice. Sedaj so v ameri-
Skin listih priobcena stevilna
pisma cd drzavljanov, XII sc
zgrazajo mad takimi zastarelimi
postavami in priporocajo, da sc
izda poslovnica dr.. Friedmanu,
kar Sc pa ne DO zgodilo, dokler
Sc doticne postave uradno ne
spremeni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
(Nadaljevanje)

Zjutraj je stopil Gottfried v
soho, Sc preden ie vstala. Sprva
ie gledal zacudeno, nato skoraj
prestraseno, ko jo je videl le-
zati V postelji S siroko odprto
noGno srajco, m edit e m ko je
otrok jahal nag ma njej in su-
val proti njej svojo rdeco
glavico kakor kozlicek. Tere-
"a Sc je igrala njim. 20
hop" Dvignila ga je mad gla-
vo. 20 hop!' in spet nazaj.
"Poglej, Gottfried!' je zakli-
Gala zareGih oci. 'ze jaha. All!
LIE poisson. LIE petit coquin!
Mon petit Savoyard! O hop!"
Drobni Gottfried Amadeus je
vrescal Cd veselja, kadarkoli ga
je vrgla njegova matt v zrak.
"Poslusaj,' je suho spregovo-
ril Gottfried, "na sprehod bonn
sci. Nekoliko bolje sem spal. Sci
BON gori v gozd. Popo}dne Sc
bonn vrnil."
cali noces, da bi sla S teboj?'
je vprasala Tereza z magic spre-
menjenim glasom. "Samo minu-
to potrebujem.'
"Dolgocasil bi te. No6em niti
govoriti niti misliti. Samo po-
stopal bi naokrog, dokler ne
bonn truden."
Odsel je iz sobe. Trenutek je
gledala zamisljeno pred Sc, ma
to pa je prijela spet otroka in
Sc igrala z MIN.
Gottfried je korakal pribliz-
no dive uri po gozdovih navzgor.
Ko so Sc borovci zredcili in sc
je pred MIN razprostrla plani-
ma, lie sedel v NAH, sc S hrbtom
naslonil oh drevesno deblo in
strmel V ogromno morje vrhov.
Globoko spodaj je lezala dolino,
komaj jo je bilo spoznati skozi
modro megleno soparo in noben
glas il globine nj dosegel ME
govih uses. Ko je zacutil ne
skonGno svobodo, XII ga je tn OBJ
dajala, Sc je povrnil duhu v
zgodnjo mladost. Takrat je bilo
pred MIN zivljenje polno upov,
polno pricakovanj, polno pleme-
NTH zelja in tako brezmejno ka-
kor vsemirje, XII sc je raztezalo
mad njegovo glavo. Takrat 81 je
domisljal, da mu bodo ostali be-
loglavi orjaki vsenaokoli iskre-
no ljubljeni prijatelji. Danes pa =?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED
JOHN KNITTED.

Medel smehljaj - kletev - ste
ma pred njegovimi ocmi. TIE sre-
brne poljane Blumlisalpa in
Wildstrubela MISC bile vec ME
COVE. Nemara jih ne bo nikdar
vec videl. Lep pozdrav vsem tenn
svetovom! Gottfried je naslonil
glavo ma drevesno deblo in gle
dial V nebo.
Posebna dobrota je bila v ME-
govern pogledu; sila, obenem pa
tudi lahna medlost, izraz duse,
XII Sc ne lie odpoveduje, marvec
je tudi odlocena, obupana in
potem spet vsega zmozna ka-
kor preganjana divjacina, XII 50
jo pognali v stisko.
20 bog!' je naenkrat dejal.
"Verjamem, da 81. Daj mi moci!
Dai mi, da vzdrzim! Pomagaj
mil"
Nenadoma je bridko zajokal
"Terezika! Moja uboga Tere-
zika!"
Ure so minevale, on pa je Sc
del, ko da je prikovan ma DIRE
VO.
Nato po je magic poskocil. Tr-
do je stisnil ustnice in z mrzlic-
MIN korakom je stopal v doll
no. VISA pobitost je izginila
Zdelo Sc je, da gori v MEM
ogenj in vedno hitreje je kora-
kal. Ko je zagledal Gamhof, je
zadivjal v MEM nemir.
cali je tu? Ali je tu?" Sc je
vpraseval. "Dalje! Dale! Ma
prej!'
Ne da bi okleval, je stopil v
hiso in sci V svojo soho. Odpr
je pisalno mizo, potegnil IL skri-
tega koticka ovitek in ga vtak'
nil V Yep. Nato 81 je potlacil '
listnico nekaj bankovcev, pogle'
dal je, ce je V Mi Sc Terezina TO-
tografija, in jo spet sprawl
Kljuce je pustil viseti ma pisaln
mizi, vstal je in z nervozno ma
glico pregledal svojo gardero
bo, pustil pa je vse, kjer j@
bilo.
"Ce je sla zdaj ven, bo usod
no "a to, kar nameravam,' je
mrmral. Odprl je vrata in Sc
dol. Srecala ga je Leonida.
"Kje je Tereza?" jo je vpra'
Sal skoraj krice.
20 je! Kako burno! Kaj ps
Sc je pripetilo?'
"Kje je?"
(Dalje prihodnjiO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13

bill pa v taboriseu ma Koroskem,
pa Sc je sretno vrnil, Miha XII.
move pa drugega nj izkusil ka.
kor strah. Perne ie pa ia starej.
Sega sina izgubil. Padel je kot
parnzan v Vogljah. Pa tudi An.
gela je izgubila sina IL drugega
zakona, sina edinca, padel je ma
Primorskem. Tudi Rogljev Sc.
danji gospodar je padel ma Pri.
morskem.
"Sedaj Sc pa blizajo boziGni
prazniki in Vam liz srca zelim,
da bi jih veseli praznovali. PA
tudi sretno in veselo novo leto
da bi doeakali Sc mnogo let ve'
sell in zdravi uzivali. Mi jih le.
tos Sc ne bono tako praznovali
kakor smo jih pred vojsko, bolj'
Sc pa kakor smo jih med voisko
Sal vam je morda znano, ds
nam je Nemec vse pregnal in
porusil. Sedaj je treba Sc po
trpljenja, pa DO vse slo z bozjc
voljo naprei. Sedaj Vas Sc en-
krat lepo pozdravimo vsi sku
paj, VISA moja druzina in JAZZ. Po
zdrav cd brata Franceta.
"Franca"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13

I'll. Sedaj smo njegove zemeljske
ostanke pripeljali v Smlednik,
kjer je bill z veliko castjo poko-
pan.
"Pripeljan je bill pa tudi cd
Meznarjeve Micke MOI, ker je
bill Cd domaeih izdajalcev ustre-
lien. Pustil je tri hcerke, Sc vse
majhne. Pogresamo pa Sc nekaj
partizanov, nekaj jih je pa Sc pri
vojakih.
"Voglje SO tudi veliko trpele.
pa pred Nemci 10 ne toliko. ka.
kor pred domaeimi izdajalci. Ka-
kor sem slisala cd Voglancov, da
je Perne veliko scitil tisto vas.
ker je pridobil enega Nemca ma
svojo roko. Domaeini so bill pa
kakor psi. Sal pravi pregovor:
bolj ko je domac, bolj Sc ga boj,
Ma VogGah jih je veliko pobitih.
Osem so jih naenkrat skupaj pri-
peljali. Pc hribih in gozdih so
jih izkopali ter v Gasilski dom
ma oder polozili, kjer so lezali
diva dni, vsi v vencih in Sopkih.
Potem so jih veliko tastjo Pc
ljali v Sencur, kjer so jih polo
zili v skupni grob dvema Pre-
bacevcema in sedem IL Sencur-
ia. Manjka jih pa Sc Vogljah
devet, ker so popadali pri parti-
zanih. Nekaj SO jih pa Nemci v
Begunjah pobili.
"Tudi moi brat joe je bill pri
partizanih in vrnil Sc je srecno
domov. Janez jim je pa donna
Sival in obleke delal. Pa tudi cd
Tine MOI je bill donna skozi yes
cas-. Otepal pa Sc je tudi ia be.
lih, kakor ose, XII pikajo. Tudi
| pri mas smo bill vso vojsko sku'
paj, ker partizani ga MISC zahte'
vail. ker je incl pet otrok. pa
tudi zdrav nj bog We kako. K ia
belim pa tudi nj hotel iii. Gerav'
no 50 mu svete nebesa obljubili
Zato. ker nj hotel k njim iii. sc
ga obsodili ma smrt. Pa Sc meme
povrh, ker SO vedeli ,da imam
besedo pri MEM. Pa mic cato
Clovek obraca, Bog pa obrne.
"Franceta, VaSega brata SO tu
di Nemci preganjali. Bill je v Go
ricah IA dni. Potem so ga pa iz
pustili. Njegov tastarejsi sin je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
Nakup sveta "a novo cesto '
NeWburuhu

Mestni pravdni oddelek je "a
kljucil nakup 26 parcel sveta "a
vsoto $125,OOO, XII bodo rablje-
ne "a podaljsanje ceste Willow
Freeway ma juzni strani mesta.
Mesto mora kupiti "a popolno
dovrsitev te ceste Sc vec drugih
parcel, skupaj IS, kar DO stalo,
kot so cenili, $475,OOO. V dotic-
nj okolici Sc je 20 posestnikov
uprlo prodati svoje posestvo "a
novo cesto, katere pa bodo po-
tom sodnije koncem tega mese-
ca prisilili k prodaji. Ljudje sc
branijo prodati posestva najveG
il vzroka, kcr sc nimajo kan
preseliti, ker je Sc vedno veliko
pomanjkanje stanovanj v Cleve-
landu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13

Preeonionie v Voeloncu

Poznana Mrs. Fannie Globoc.
mix, 426 E. 160 ST., je prejela pi-
smo cd svoje birmanke il Vo.
glanc, XII il opisuje dogodke v
ondotnih krajih. Kot pise so We.
iko hudega gorja prizadejali do
maci izdajalci, katerih je bilo
zlasti " vasi Mos zelo veliko. Nj
Sc Jim je pa posreeilo zmagati in
cim je bilo vojne konec, so jo
pobrisali IL lastne dezele, ker so
Sc zavedali svoje krivde.
Pismo je sledece vsebine:
"Preljuba moja teta!
"V zacetku mojega slabega pi-
sanja Vas prav lepo pozdravimo
in Yam naznanim. da sem dobi-
la Vase pismo, XII ste ga pisali
II. novembra. Sem Sc Zelo rave
selila. Tudi JAZZ sem Yam ze pi-
sala, pa do zdaj, kakor razvidim
iz Vasega pisma, Sc niste pisma
dobili.
"Draga teta, vi me vprasate,
koliko SO jih Nemci ubili. Da,
zelo veliko. V Begunjah ma IT,
soce in po gmajnah ma stotine.
Veliko tisoc so jih pa Sc donna
ci izdajalci. Pa il Mos jih MISC
veliko, ker so bill sami iZdajal-
ci. Glavni izdajalec je bill mas
sosed, Lojzetov Janez, Trboj-
skega kocarja sin. Ia je bill "a
komandanta belegarde. Ia je ma
ju oba obsodil ma smrt, kot tai
ca. Pa clovek obraca, Bog pa
obrne.
"Bili so pa Sc pri izdajalcih:
Tonetove sin in Cd Tonetove
Minke MOI Adamcova diva; Go.
vekarjevi Stirje; Tomlnov; Ma
eek; Cibrov, Pintarjevi trije; Je'
risev, ia je bill pa Sc tako neu'
men, da SO mu izdajalci sami
oceta ubili, on Sc je Sci pa Sc
zanje tepsti. Pa Sc ne spregle'
dajo. Svojo tisce naprej, kakor
blk V mejo, kar jih je Sc donna
ostalo. Veliko jih je pa ma Ko
rosko slo z izdajalci. Tam so sli:
JeriSovi vsi, sedaj tastara 10
hama zivino krmi; Spanovi vsi;
Mackovi vsi, samo JaneZ je do
ma ostal; Pintarjevi vsi; Cibro
vi vsi; Vesove so Sic pa sama
dekleta, so Sc "a devistvo bale:
Govekarjeve tri SO tudi Sic, pa
te so re nazaj prisle.
"Hudo je bilo Mosah med
vojsko. Pa tudi Sc sedaj nj nit
boljsi, ker imajo Sc zmeraj mi
sci, da Sc jim povrnejo start ca
81. Takrat pa nam gorje, ker smc
komunisti, pa Sc sama ne VEN
kaj Sc glavno je da sva. Voglan
ca in Voglanc, je pa vsaki "a
pobit.
"Draga teta, JAZZ ne dobim no
bene reci vec Mosah. Sem sla
ker je bill MOI bolan, je incl
pljucnico, da bi malo jajc dobi
la. Pa v cell vasi nj bilo nit
enega, ceprav bi jih rada pla.
Gala drago. Ko so bill pa ia bell
v vasi SO Jim pa babe cvrle, da
so Sc kar skusale, katera jih be
vec.
"Pri Maticovc je tudi matt
umrla, spomladi DO 3 leta, kar
jo je prizadelo. Sin France je pa
kot partizan padel, cadet cd
Nemcev v Kokri. Pustil je zeno
in tri otroke. Najmlajsi je bill
rojen tri mesece po njegovi smr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
5000 puranov poslanih z
aeroplanom

Snoci je posebni tovorni ae-
roplan pripeljal il Minnesota
5000 mladih puranckov "a
farmerja John Wikel v Collins,
o., XII so po en- dan ali diva dni
start. Odpeljani SO bill takoj ma
Mr.. Wikel farmo, kjer jih bodo
hranili z skrbno izbrano krmo,
XII vsebuje vsakovrstne vita
mine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
Vesti IL ziUljenja
an1eriSkih Slovencev

Auburn, III. -- Dne %. janu-
aria je tukaj umrla Mary
Ogrinc, rojena Obrez, stara SO
let in donna iz Prevale pri Sv.
Ami, Stajersko. Nekje ma zapa-
du zapusGa brata, drugega bra
ia pa V starem kraju, &C je Sc
xiv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
Naprodaj je

rumeno zidano stanovanjsko
poslopje "a 4 druzine; 5 sob
"a vsako stanovanje. Po-
drobnosti Sc poizve ma 225
E. 1856 St., Suite No. /, ali
poklitite w 1912.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
M estne novice
Odbor "a odpravo dina

V ponedeljek zvecer so bill
imenovani v odbor "a odpravo
dina v Clevelandu sledeci kon-
cilmani: John ]. Prince, nacel-
mix; Raymond j. Taylor, Ed
ward L. Pucel, Edward J. Kova-
cic in Wilbur G. Walker.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13

FROM PRISON HOME WITH HIS VALENTINE J.
yelling Pideok Trenton n IT, Valentines Day this win be far a
Holder
Lieutenant Pdeock
the Brenner during bombing mission Valentines
This like millions
sight
mental valentine from the girl who waited
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
Mali ogIasl
Moski

dobi stalno delo ma farmi '
North Madison, Ohio. Naslov
Sc poizve v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13

PRECIOUS PACKAGE CONSIGNED TO u naworth reeer
for the United States join their husbands fathers Pamela
awaiting transportaon.