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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
BY Frank Ham
Our Dances

Tonight, Friday, Dec. Sth, an
other Saxon Veterans Dance at
the West Side Sachsenheim with
dancing until 1880 a. m. to the
music of the Radio Famous "Pol-
kateers". Another opportunity
for our Saxon people to enjoy
themselves at their own Sachsen-
helm dancing to best in polkas,
waltzes and poular music.
On the following Friday, Dec.
18th, we will conclude this series
of Fall Dances so our young peo-
pie still have two opportunities for
real good time and loads of
fun.
Our Meeting
Our meetings are always on
the first Monday of each month
but from the attendance at our
meeting last Monday a good many
of Our members must have forgot
ten! It's not hard to remember
fellas. Let's get on the ball and
attend our meetings regularly, we
need your support to continue
with our plans. We hope to con-
tinue with our dances after the
holidays, buy some property for
a picnic ground, start recrea-
ton program and several other
plans which can only be carried
thru with the cooperation of our
complete membership.
Our next meeting will be on
Sachsenheim, so let's start the
January 5th at the West Side
New Year right with all our Sax
on Veterans attending this meet
ing.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
HOMESTEAD NEWS
By Ann Toperzer

Homestead, Pa, Dec. +On
Saturday, Dec. e, the first ami
versary dinner of the Homestead
Junior Saxons will be held. A
turkey dinner with all the trim
mings will be served at $50 p. M.
A special invitation is extended to
all the old-time Junior Saxons.
Bring the better half along. Mo-
vies will be shown after dinner.
These movies are of past T. S. J.
A. events held in Homestead. So
how about coming down and see
how you looked 10 or IS years
ago. The girls need not worry
about the style of their clothes
They are the very latest in fashion
now.
Plans are also being made tc
show movies Sunday afternoon
Dec. 7. At this time Rev. Hans
Foisel of Cleveland will be in
Homestead to speak on Saxon
Relief. Since this is a subject
which we should all know more
about, we want a big turnout a,
this time. | am sure Rev. Foisel
will have some thing of interest
to tell us. We would like to see
some out-of-town people then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
PUBLIC LECTURE

by Nathaniel PETER on The Flu
ture, OF Colonial Peoples on Fri
day, December 5th, at S T. M. i'll
the Board of Education Auditor
ium.
Mr.. Pfeffer is Professor of Inter
national Relations at Columbia
University and an influential
member of the Institute of Paci-
fic Relations. He has recently re-
turned from six months in China
for the State Department.
Guest Cards may be obtained
by calling the Council Office, Su.
$3.50
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
Saxon Relief Card Party
MAR-LU SORORITY
By Helen Schuster

On Sunday, December 9TH, at
7:3O p. m., the Mar-Lu Sorority
is having a Family night at the
West Side Sachsenheim. Movies
will be shown by Andrew Schnei-
der. Admission is l5c 70 radults
and lOc for children.
On behalf of the tpeople in
Europe, we are also asking the
adults to bring an item of food,
preferably dried foods and cam
ned meats. Let us all do this little
bit more for our people.
We are hoping to have a good
attendance to further this cause
and to get together once again.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, Dec. 4Ell-
wood City again failed to bring
home the bacon as they were held
to score of q to 43. They held
their own the first half but was
forced to take a beating the Sec
ond half. Our boys did a fine job
and l hope they play like they
did last Sat. against Monaco.
Thanks El1wood for bringing
such a large crowd down, hope we
can do the same.
This Sat. we invade Monaco
for the game of the year. A bus
has been chartered and will leave
the club at 6 p. m. sharp. All
those wishing to 60 be there on
time.
Saxon Relief Card Party
The Saxon Relief Card Party
has been postponed until January
9th, 1o48. due to conflicting dates
of activities.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
NEWS
By Elsie

Youngstown, O., Dec. 6-An-
other loss listed for 70. Saturday
night. Monaco being the victor
Final score 1928. Oh was a swell
game clear through but foul
shots won that game. for Monaco
A few casualties happened, hope
all is we'll by this time. Waite,
Salmen had some Atlas standing
on his arm for publicity sake. Bill
Artz must have run into some
strong wall, he had his stitches
done up in black and blue to
match his eye (that new, new
look). Margaret gives US. her
word of honor that she never hi,
Dick. Wonder what run into him
, this time?
Everyone delivered themselves
to the club after the game and ate
to the content of their stomachs
Thanks to the gang on the com
mittee for the swell meal, and tc
Mrs. Bochu and Mrs. Waucheck
Thanks Monaco for bringing such
a nice crowd down.
This Sat. night we travel to
Farrell and it will be pretty
strong opposition. Comon now
fellas we want victory once ii
a while, make up your minds ane
do something.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
FARRELL NEWS
BY Marie.

Farrell. Pa, Dec. 4LCongratu.
lations Canton, on 90 to So vic.
tory over our team. Your boys
were really on the ball and just
could not seem to miss the basket
Nevertheless, we are still out to
win the championship. Perhaps
we will meet you in the playoffs
So until then, keep playing ball
like that and you will have moth.
ing to worry about.
Thanks, gang for going all out
for our team. You certainly made
them feel right at home by hav-
ing such a large cheering section
We expect to see everyone who
attended the Canton game; i'll
addition to all who couldn't make
the trip, at the remaining games,
To Youngstown
Our game will be played at the
Boys Buhl Club at seven-thirty.
Following the game a dinner and
a dance will be waiting for you
at the club. Those OF you who do
not play basketball can look for
a good.time after the game. We
plan on seeing a lot of familiar
faces and new ones as we'll. See
you Saturday, Youngstown.
Attention Members
There will be a. very important
meeting Dec. 8, so please attend.
Belated congratulations go to
"Dinny" McGrath for becoming
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
Mr.. Hans Steiner

requests all to whom he has given
Bazaar Tickets OF the American
Service Committee (Quaker) to
sell or return tickets not sold and
the money for tickets sold to 36l7
Detroit Ave-, OK phone Woodbine
1868 or Shadyside 3S48.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
EAST SIDE RELIEF
ORGANIZATION

is giving card party and Bake
Sale on Saturday, Dec. E, at 7 80
P. M. in the basement of St. Johns S
Church, 757 Eddy Road. All pro-
ceeds will go for European Relief.
Please reserve that evening for a
good cause. The Committee. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04

one Of us a couple of meetings
ago. You would not have joined
a better club.
P.S. Thanks for a wonderful
writing about our team, Wally.
We'will try not to disappoint you,
again.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-04
T. ST.. a. 2Oth Anniversary

The ransyvanan Juniors Association cordially invites
one and all young and DID, to attend the 10th celebration
sponsored by the T. s. Chorus December date
the place is the Youngstown Saxon Club.
The s. A. Music Committee planned day for every
one enjoyment starting at with Concert given
mas been arranged by Mr. Erwin Bendel Director r. S.
chorus Michael Fcocel and his Concert Ensemble Youngs
include Miss Betty Foise Rosema Kascher and Mr. Erwin
Bendel = ~ - "
Following the stay for the fine
dnner which will be served at 6 P M. -, .>~'=.
Dancing starting P NJ will the days activities
The concert program is follows
Program ~
Erwin Bende -. Concert Director
. Youngstown symphony Ensemble bic : '''''' o'ze'
, -, - Michael Ficocei
= ~ '~ ""."' Llckei
., u,:.- u,, Erwin Bendel -. Director
D. winter wonderland ...:........... Felix Bernard
a. Beim Holders'rauch Foksong
T: s. j. A. Chorus ''''' : oo'e ror'er
Fesakt - goth Anniversary Celebration of the T. S. la
Speaker William schneider of Cleveland
Youngstown Symphony Ensemble ii " ' " No"'0ers
H % nps rpiss at nome Stephen Foster
cleveland West Madrigaii Choir " ''''' komOers
b Wiaenpoof Song A. NJ Dohert
cleveland Junior saxon Choir @>'' H. oe"'s'er
g. a) Thai mener Heimat .............. 6 t1thm,,
b) Still vie die Nacht Carl Bohn,
~ - Youngstown Iyra Chorus '' 49, ~''' oo'"'
:, Youngstown Symphony Ensemble bic ''''. kapee
''N - " Rc.smaie Kas:he. Schubert
., Girls
49, Selections from New Moon: Arr F. Bendel
=, Betty Foise Soprano Bendel " Tenor oro''oes
r. s. j. A. caoru. Willy Richter
lS Semper Fdels ....!............... So,s.
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Attention L. S. J. A. Chorus Members,
he hnal rehearsal the orchestra will he Decerber
l4t at the Youngstown Saxon Club Please be nomn
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Please patronize ou, ad.
vertisers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
SNPJ NEWS AND
COMMENTS
Continued from page 81

Ann Orenick. Childbirth form
for Pauline Moss passed along.
Communication forms for Joe Ma
lovac, Tony and Rosella Debe-
vitz approved. Helen Grum and
Augusta Zalasnik, new men,
bers, were present, also trans
ferred member Mary Seed and
husband. We interrupted the
meeting long enough to have
the Juvenile Circle No. 2 under
the direction of Marion Adams
and NADIA zagar. present a pro-
gram. Participating were, Ann
Lipold, Betty Jean Avsec, Mauer
Trio, Mary Louise Sluger, Elaine
and Christine Skodlar, Dolores
Kaucic, Lillian Sterk, Dolores
and Freda Vidic. The group ap-
proved the efforts of the young
sters. Ice cream, cakes, cookies
and pop were served the kids
Our thanks to all Of you.
After resuming the meeting
we discussed the fireplace, our
recent Weiner Roast and future
activities of the lodge. Theresa
Kerze was the recipient of d
birthday cake and song by the
group. Mary Mukavetz was not
around to collect $4.OO while
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
Cleveland Municipal Band
in Debut Sunday

After an interval of several
years Cleveland again will have
free park band concerts under
the stars as has been previously
announced by Mayor Thomas A..
Burke. The program is made
possible through the cooperation
of the City and the Cleveland
Federation of Musicians, Local
No. 4 of the A. F. of M. The city
will provide the facilities such
as concert shells at Edgewater
and Gordon Parks, band stands,
lighting, etc. The musicians will
be paid from the fund allocated
to the local by the A. F. of M.
from recordings.
The band will be know as the
Cleveland Municipal Band and
Will consist OF 4O pieces. Con-
ductors will be the three we'll
known band leaders, August
Caputo, Angelo Vitale, and AL
Russo. Present plans call for
two concerts per week for a
six-week period beginning Sum-
day evening, July 27, 7:30 p. m.
at Brookside Park, and then at
Forest Hill, Edgewater, Lincoln,
Gordon, Wade, and Woodland
Hills Parks. The entire program
will give the general public an
opportunity to hear the finest
music, classical, light opera, and
popular airs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25

via. What do you think Of thise
What is your opinion, of the
causes of this change of atti-
tude? -
Answer: With regard to your
sixth question, I will say that
probably no country is SO COM
pletely misunderstood in the
United States as Yugoslavia.
When I was in Paris in April, I
met the French Correspondent
of the London Times, a young
Englishman by the name of
Basil Davidson, who had written
a book entitled bipartisan Pic
ture." This book gives such a
totally different idea concern
ing Yugoslavia than the prevail
ing view in the United States
that I thought it ought to be
published in the United States.
So far, I've been unable to get
anyone to publish it. This book
not only gives an account of the
observations of non-partisan
observer of the heroic efforts of
the Yugoslav people during the
war, but also indicates the
splendid way in which the Yu-
goslavs are now meeting their
current problem. I regret great
ly that there is not more friend,
ship between the United States
and Yugoslavia. feel that such
friendship would contribute
enormously to world peace.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
- Is. julia 1947 I.

Albina Vehar copped the $l.W
award.
Weiner Roast -
August 2nd:-
Another weiner roast will be
held at the S. N. P. J. Recrea-
tional Grounds, Saturday Au-
gust End. If you intend to be
with us contact Pauline Spik.
Picnic
august 10th:- :.
A Cleveland Transit bus will
be secured for the Comrades
Picnic. It will leave the National
Home on St. Clair at 100 p. m.
Joe Sircel will be in charge. If
you intend going by bus call
the writer at EN- 4737 or HE
5O4O to make your reservation.
Round trip will be IS cents for
adults and rs cents for children.
It will be first come, first served.
It is expected that the swings
will be ready that day. Joe Zalo-
kar, oldest Comrade member
will be asked to cut the ribbon
after the presentation ceremony.
Games, ice cream, balloons, a
Baby contest, will be on the pro-
gram. With a break in the
weather a hugh crowd is ex-
pected. The people should also
have a good idea as to how the
new hall will look by then.
Some of the workers have al
ready been lined up, namely,
Pauline and Frank Ross, Mary
Orenick, Helen and Ed Grum,
Frank Popotnik, Bob Yarshen,
Joe Kukec, Fran Preseren,
Agnes Flanders, Tony and Ro-
sella Debevitz, Albina Vehar,,
Joe Sircel, Antoinette and Rose
Skok, all the Prijatels. More will
be needed. Offer your help to
Pauline Spik.
Joey Francel will play for
dancing.
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cutter; and the suave, wolf
about-town who will be rep
resented by Martin Baum who
|played Manuelite in Too Many
Girls at the Park. Other mem
bers of the cast include: George
Hamlin, Mrs. Orella Dabney,
Geraldine Hanning and Mykel
Myers.
Unique settings for the fan
tastic comedy have been design
ed by Graham Gloster Bird. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
"DREAM GIRL" AT
CAIN PARK

What happens when the mod
ern girls over-active imagina-
ton runs riot provides the
hilarious action for next weeks
Cain Park production of Elmer
Rice's Broadway hit Dream
Girl running from Tuesday,
July 10Th through Saturday,
August End at the Cleveland
Heights outdoor theatre.
This staging of Dream Girl
will be the first presentation in
Cleveland of the play which
opened in New York a couple
of seasons ago with Betty Field
in the leading role.
The part of the sensitive, hui
morously confused girl who
wanders from dream to dream,
until she finally settles for the
one man VINO tells her the blunt
truth, will be played by Willanne
Schneider. Others in the cast in
clude the disconcerting news
paper reporter to be acted by
Henderson Forsythe who played
the newspaper editor, Webb, in
Our Town; a romantic brother
lin-law played by Clair Straw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
ENGLISH SECTION
Henry A. Wallace Replies to
Questions Of Yugoslav
NeWsmen
Continued flom page 81

Continued flom page 81
who preached the inevitability
of war are criminals against the
general welfare of the world.
Question I. The course of the
debate in the Security Council
on the Greek question is aoell-
kno1on. One section of the Amer
ican press published a number
of articles stating that the rela-
tom of the United States to
Greece aoiU only make internal
conditions there aorose. Accord
ing to the opinion Of Greece's
northern. = neighbors, internal
conditions IN Greece are the
principal couse Of all frontier
incidents, the principal cause Of
oil obstacles and problems IN the
mutual relations Of the four
countries. What is your opinion
|of this question:
Answer: With regard to your
fourth question, will say that I
am no expert on either the inter-
nal situation in Greece or the
border problems. l do know, as
result of having attended the
Institute of Politics of Williams
town, Massachusetts, in the dec
ade of the 20's, that the border
problems between Greece and
her northern neighbors come
out of the very distant past and
are not solely the result of re-
cent events. To my mind, the all
important thing in all of eastern
Europe is to produce more
goods, both agricultural and in
dustrial. When this is done,
many of the causes of friction
will disappear.
Question 5. The American
press publishes various items
and articles in connection aUith
the so-called future third party
of the United States. Could gov
tell US something about thisg
Answer: With regard to your
fifth question, I will say that
the thing which most of the So
called progressives are interest
ed in doing is making the Demo
cratic Party a truly liberal par
ty. If this fails in 1948, we shall
consider a third party.
Question 6. The relationship
Of the peoples of Yugoslavia and
the United States during the
aoar and the role aohich Yugoslo-
Uio played IN the War of Liberia
tom, as 1OeU as its role today,
are WeU-knooOm. We feel that
certain post-aoar changes haze
occurred IN the attitude of the
| United States to100rd Yuq0sla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25

ca so IL vrst katoliskih krizarjev
zaceli ustanavljati teroristicne
tolpe, XII so Jim postavljali "a po-
glavarje IL inozemstva poslane
izvezbane ustaske teroriste.
z atentati ma vodilne pred
stavnike ljudske ohlasti, pozigi
in umori, z nasiljem mad nasim
mirnim prebivalstvom so hoteli
fizzvati nerede in nemire ter ta-
ko ustvariti povod "a zunanjo
oborozeno intervencijo in ponov-
no okupacijo Jugoslavije, XII maj
bi odstranila ljudsko oblast in
znova ustolicila stare protiljud-
sko oblast.
Toda tudi tokrat so delali ra-
cum brez krcmarja. Ljudstvo sa-
mo je razkrinkalo krizarsko-
ustaske zlocince in njihovi vodi-
telji so sc znasli ma zatozni klopi
ter prejeli zasluzeno placilo. Sc
vaznejse pa je pri tenn procesu,
da je bila tenn razkrinkana do
maca in tuja zarotniska druzba,
XII je skusala z najgrso zlorabo
we're in cerkve rovariti proti nasi
drzavi. Ia process je hkrati polka
zal, da je bill velik del duhovscine
zapeljan po svojem vrhovnenl
cerkvenem.poglavarju.
Odprl pa je brez dvoma oci
tudi vsem tistim, XII so doslej
slepo verjeli vsaki besedi, XII je
prisla il duhovniskih ust, kajti
prav il tega procesa Sc jasno vi
di, da vse hujskanje proti ljud-
ski oblasti nina prav mic skup-
mega vero in cerkvijo in da
pri mas o kakem preganjanju
we're in cerkve nj niti govora.
Tudi nadskof dr.. Stepinac nj
prisel ma zatozno klop zato, ker
:je nadskof, marvec zato, ker sc
je tako strasno pregresil zope1
svoj lastni narod in drzavo.
Vsi, XII smo prisostvovali temu
procesu cd zacetka do kraja
smo odhajali il Zagreba pre-
pricanjem ,da je ia process mno'
go pripomogel k razciscenju poi
NOV ter da nj sile ma svetu, k!
bi mogla Sc kdaj odstraniti ljud'
sko oblast. Mednarodna reakci
ia, XII streze po svobodi in neod
visnosti jugoslovanskih naro
dov in Titove Jugoslavije, pa je
S tenn procesom dozivela nov
hud poraz, ker je bila tenn pro.
cesom razkrinkana vsa peklen.
ska zarota zdruzene mednarod.
ne reakcije. "ToVariS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
Proces v Zogrebu ie rozkrinkoI
veeroisnie in donosnie sovroznike
r.. .Osim

Ko sem odhajal kot poroceva-
lee ma process v Zagreb, Sc mi nj
niti sanjalo, da sc skriva "a ime-
nj Lisak, Salic, Simecki it'd. kaj
vec kakor obicajno zlocinsko po-
cetje izkorinjenih ustasko-fasi-
sticnih placancev in pustolov-
cev. Toda ne samo JAZZ, tudi an
gleski, ameriski, francoski in
stevilni drugi tuji novinarji, XII
so prisli kot porocevalci svojih
listov in mednarodnih poroce-
valskih agencij ma ia process, so
ostrmeli, ko Sc je razvojem
procesa razgalila pred nami ST.
rokopotezna zarota v sluzbi
mednarodne reakcije proti svo-
bodi in neodvisnosti jugoslovan-
skin narodov.
Aretacija zagrebskega mad
skofa DIR. Alojzija Stepinca je
bila sama logicna posledica raz-
kritij tega procesa in nj prese-
netilo nikogar, XII je pazljivo sle-
dill razpravam.
Krizarsko-ustaske tolpice, XII
so dale povod "a kazensko posto-
panic, so v bistvu lie neznaten
zunanji izraz siroko razpredene
zarote, XII Sc je pricela kovati re
v start Jugoslaviji in katere
glavno sredisce je bill Vatikan.
z zlorabo we're in cerkvenega
aparata so sc re trikrat sistema-
ticno pripravljali dogodki, XII so
sledili in XII bi; &c bi sc tt nacrti
uresnicili, pomenili konec ne sa-
mo move Jugoslavije, marvec tu-
di nacionalni pogin vseh jugo-
SlOVanSklh narOdOV.
Zagrebski process je dokazal,
da je bilo vse, kar je sledilo pc
letu 1941, naravna posledica V
sistematicnem izvajanju njiho-
vega zarotniskega nacrta. Skill
cujoc Sc ma svetopisemski izrek,
da je vsaka oblast Cd boga, je
zagrebski nadskof takoj izdal
pastirsko pismo in pozival ver-
nike k pokorscini fasisticni Via
di. Njegovemu zgledu SO sledili
ostali skofje.
Visoki kler Sc je tesno oklenil
fasisticne okupatorske oblasti,
ker je pricakoval zmago fasizma
in racunal ma to, da bo sedaj mo-
goce uresniciti stare nacrte, to
je iztrebiti ljudi, XII streme "a
napredkom in "a boljsimi ziv-
ljenjskimi pogoji ljudstva, uni
citi pravoslavje in ustvariti ma
Balkanu biloxi, XII maj bi postal
poslusno sredstvo vatikanske
ekspanzijske politike. Tu nj slo
ne "a vero ne "a interese katol;
ske cerkve, marvec prVi Vrsti
in edino samo "a oblast mad
Iudstvom.
Jugoslavija je bila Vatikanu
re cd nekdaj trn v peti. Zato so
leta 1941 z navdusenjem pozdra-
viii njen razpad. Paveliceva Ne
odvisna drzava Hrvatska mai bi
postala jedro move katoliske dr.
zave. Krvolocni ustaski rezim nj
Vatikana mic motil. Nasprotno,
Vatikan je temu rezimu nudil
vso podporo in pomoc in posta-
vii V nje5oVo sluzEO yes svOj GER
kveni aparat. NDH maj bi posta-
la jedro bodoca katoliske podo-
navske federacije. Zato je bilo
treba napraviti NDII cisto kato-
lisko.
Ustaska mrznja proti pravo-
slavnim Sr5om je nadskofu Ste
pincu to nalogo zelo olajsala. Do
bill je proste roke, da pokrsti vse
pravoslavne. Kjer Sc MISC hoteli
ukloniti Stepincevi wolff, SO jih
ustasi poklali. Tako tudi to po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
SINE p0vedati

Ne. SINE povedati
Ucitelj: "Francek, tvoj oce
je mesarski mojster, cato mi
bos povedal, il cesa sc .izdeluje-
10 klobase."
Francek molci.
Ucitelj: "Kaj tt ne yes tega"-
Francek: "Vem ze, pa ne
smem povedati, ker bi me oce
nabil :"