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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

Benjamin Franklin, 81, died
Sept. 8 in his home, 1928 Ogden
street, following a long illness.
Mr.. Franklin was born in Saline
vile, coming to East Liverpool at
the age of 5. He was a caster by
trade and employed at the HaH
China Co. He was affiliated with
Local Union A, National Brother
hood of Operative Potters.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Hazel
V. Bailey Franklin; two sons, Ben
jamin Clark Franklin and Dale W..
Franklin of East Liverpool, a
daughter, Mrs. Thurman Masser
Franklin of East Liverpool; a
of Newell; his father, Luke Frank
lin of East Liverpool; eight broth
ers, Robert Franklin of Miami,
Fla, Homer Franklin, Fred Frank
lin, Alvin Franklin Septimus Frank
lin, Sidney Franklin and Raymond
Franklin, all of East Liverpool, and
Arthur Franklin of Cleveland, and
sister, Miss Alice Franklin of
Cleveland.
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State and Local
Continued From Page One)

/ don't believe even the Associat-
ed Farmers can blame this added
cost to "union abuses although
they probably wiz try to do it."
New contracts obtained by the
Natl Farm Labor Union have not
added to farming costs, NFLU Or
ganizer Venus Lewis was prepared
to tell the Congressional group.
"The going wage is the same now
as it was before we got our con-
tracts" he pointed out. "All that
has changed are the workers job
security and the working condi-
tlons, which have improved-but
that didn't make farming any more
COSTLY"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
SteyedOres Sue

New York-LPA)-ln an action
to recover overtime wages, 5000
members of the Int'l Longshore-
mems Association-AF'L brought
suit in Federal Court last week
against 60 stevedoring companies
for claims amounting to almost $5,-
100000. The test cases on similar
suits will be up before the U. S.
Supreme Court this fall but it has
become necessary to file the rank
and file claims early because when
the amended Fair Labor Standards
Act goes into effect on Sept. IL, as
voted by Congress-, unified claims
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
Pegler Antidote

New York. -LPA)-Denouncing
Westbrook Pegler for statements
(which well might come directly
from some Nazi propaganda docu-
ments", L. M. Birkhead, of Friends
of Democracy, Inc. last week wrote
to publisher William Randolph
Hearst calling his attention to Peg
ler's Aug. II column, "as shame
less, irresponsible and inflamatory
an article as any ever printed In an
American newspaper" In this col
umn, Pegler declared that "the
preaching and propagation of racial
hatred is not un-American" and de-
Tended Douglas Chandes, one-time
American newspaperman, who was
convicted of treason, and sentenced
to a life term for having broadcast
Nazi propaganda from Germany
during World War III.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
Toledo AFL Offers To
Lick Taft-At Polls

Toledo (LPA)-Ohio's Republi-
can presidential hopeful, Robert A.
Taft, heads for California speak
ing tour next week. AS fitting
farewell, the Toledo Central Labor
Union bought an ad in the daily
Toledo Times, promising Ohio's
native son "the worst defeat any
candidate ever had"
No immediate action was taken
by the us. district attorney in the
area, though the ad was paid for
in defiance of the Taft Hartley law
prohibition of union political ex-
penditures.
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT
ETC, REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS
OF AUGUST "a, 1912

Herald published weekly at East Liverpool oho for
September H. 1947.
State Of Ohio County OF Coumbana,
a Public for the state and county
that he the Business Manager of
Herald and that the following to the best OF his know
of the
publication for the date shown in the above caption required
1912 embodied 4ll Postal
Regulations, printed the of this FORM to wit
That the addresses OF pubsher
editor, and business
Publisher National Brotherhood of Operative Potters East Liver
pool, Ohio - ~ a.
Business Manager, Harry L. Gill, East Liverpool Ohio
brotherhood of Operative Potters
sole Officers James Duffy President East Liverpool Ohio
Sebring Oho f. L. Wheaey
First Vice President, Trenton, NJ j.
That the bondhode mortgages and other security
holding total bonds
mortgages, other securities None.
That the paragraphs above giving the names of the
stock holders contain only the list of stockholders
holders books the
where the stakeholder security holder
other fduciary
the corporation for whom such trustee acting
knowledge circumstances
conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not
the books of the trustees hold stock and
other than that Of bona de and this
affan has to believe that other person.
direct indirect the said Stock bonds
OF other securities than $ stated by him.
That the number of each issue of this pubca
through mails otherwise
s sss soSn Sgs nsoss se ~ee months preceding the 1880
HARRY L. GILL; Business Manager
Sworn to subscribed 9TH of September 197
MARY YAGER, Notary Public
My commission February 3, l949).
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
REEVE ADVISES NOT TO
FORM THIRD PARTY NOW

Saratoga Springs, N. Y.-UPA)
- President Emil Rieve, of the
Textile Workers Union advised the
Eighth New York State CIO Con-
vention here last week not to con-
cern itself at the present time with
formation of a third party but to
concentrate it's electoral efforts on
defeating 112 reactionaries now in
Congress.
Establishment of a third party
for 194S would virtually assure the
presidential election of such an
anti-labor Republican as Gov.
Thomas Dewey or Sen. Robert Taft,
(R., Ohio), Rieve said.
Earlier the executive council by
a margin of four to one voted down
a resolution to withhold endorse
ment of the American Labor Party.
Supported by the right wing, which
argued that the state organization
should not tie itself to any politi-
cal party, the resolution was re-
portedly backed by delegates from
the United Steelworkers, United
Railroad Workers, Brewery Work
ers, Utility Workers, Oil Workers,
Textile Workers, and the Retail,
Wholesale & Dept Store Workers.
The board condemned both Taft
and Dewey as anti-labor and called
upon both the governor and the
state legislature to urge Congress
sional repeal of the Taft-Hartley
law.
Another dispute between the left
and right wings centered on the
conventions foreign policy resOlu-
tion with the left wingers at first
seeking condemnation of the Tru-
man Doctrine and then deciding to
leave it to the convention starting
Oct. 13. The right wing asked for
qualified approval of the Truman
position, holding, with Rieve, for
example, that U. S. aid to Greece
was important but that it be made
contingent on establishment in
Greece of "a liberal government
that will serve the people and not
a reactionary,. corrupt government,
as it is today"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11

MRS. MARGARET MCDANIEL

Beloit, Sept. 8 = Mrs. Margaret
Mcdaniel, 81, of Beloit, former en-
ploye of Limoges China Company,
died Sept. at home after an i'll
ness since July, 1916.
A heart ailment was given as
the cause of death. She was the
widow of Robert Mcdaniel. Born
in Columbiana County Septem-
Der 8, 1886, she had lived in this
vicinity her entire life. She was a
member of Local 159, N. B. 0. p.
Mrs. Mcdaniel is survived by
four daughters, Mrs. l.. G.
Schreckengost of Beloit, Mrs.
Bertha Cover of Homework,
Mrs. Mary Sponseller of Alliance
and Mrs. Anna Fryfogle, also of
Beloit.
She also leaves five grandchil-
dren and one sister, Mrs. Sarah
Grove of Beloit.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
Union Shop And No Strike

New York --LPA)-- In con
tract covering 10000 employees of
the city's five larges department
stores, locals of the Retail, Whole
sale and Dept Store Union-ClO
and the Retail Labor Standards
last week agreed to a
pledge good until Feb. l,
1949 and retention Of the union
shop until Aug. 21, 1948. The con
tracts were not due to expire until
next February but the unions re-
uuested an earlier reopening in or
der to sign the new contracts be-
fore the Taft-Hartley law went in
to effect.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
NLRB Official Assails
New Labor Act, Quits

Minneapolis (ILNS).-James M.
Shields has joined the list of Ma
tional Labor Relations Board Of
ficials who have resigned in pro
test against the Taft-Hartley Act.
Quitting here as NLRB director for
the 18th region, Shields said he
could not conscientiously admin
lister the new law and charged
that it seeks the complete destruc
tion of organized labor"
Shields declared the law is tad
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
Nashville yultee Votes CIO

Atlanta-(LPA)-In one of the
last NLRB elections held under the
old Wagner Act, employees of Con-
solidated Vultee Aircraft Corpora
ton at Nashville, Tenn, voted z
to 1 for United Steelworkers-ClO.
The plant, which only has 2OO0
workers now, expects to employ up
to 5000 when it is working at ca
pacity. The vote: 903 for USA-
CIO; AGA for Int'l Association of
Machinists- s-Unaffiliated.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
TIL Law Worries Publishers

New York (LPA)-The Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers Assn
has called a secret conference in
Chicago this week "for discus
sion of employe negotiations and
legal opinions under the new
Taft Hartley law" Among those
invited to the meeting is Gerald
Reilly, former NLRB member who
helped draft the TIL bill. The pow
erful Int'l Typographical Union
AFL and the American Newspaper
Guild-CIO are both by-passing the
TIL version of the NLRB.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
Plea For CIO Fight In 4S

Port Huron, Mich.-LPA)- At
commencement exercises of the
FDR-CIO Labor Center last week,
Gael Sullivan, executive director of
the Democratic National Commit
tee, told Michigan CIO members
that Labor is up for survival IN
194S." Criticizing the recent Con-
gress as "opening with prayer
and closing with "A PROBE" Mr.. Sui
livan declared, "there won't be any
post-election for labor in 1948 if
YOU vote to retain your COP Con-
gress."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
Glassworkers Win Pay Raise

Atlantic City-OPA)-The 5000
skilled glassworkers in the country
received wage increases of eight to
1Oc an hour last week in an agree
ment between the American Flint
Glass Workers Union-AFL and the
Natl Association of Manufacturers
of Pressed and Blown Glassware.
Two weeks earlier, $4,000 glass
workers in other classifications had
received increases of six to 10c an
hour.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
Kheel Gets Labor Post

New York - (LPA) - Mayor
O'Dwyer last week appointed Theo-
dore w. Kheel as director of New
York City's Labor Relations Dlvi-
sion. Kheel, former executive di-
rector of the Natl War Labor
Board, succeeds Edward c. Mcguire
on Sept. |.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
Calf. AFL Starts Political Fund

San Francisco ~ (LPA) 49, The
California State Federation of La
bor this week announced decision
to raise $2,000,000 political cam
paign fund to defeat every Con-
gressman who voted for the Taft
Hartley Act" and all state legisla-
tors who voted for anti-labor bills.
The money will be raised by taxing
each member 81.
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MRS. EFFIE l.. HERCULES

Sebring, Ohio - Mrs. Effie l..
Hercules, IA, Of IT'S West Michi-
gan Avenue, honorary member of
the National Brotherhood of OPP
erative Potters, died Sept. 6 in the
Alliance City Hospital.
Born in Marion County, w. Va,
April 2l, 1873, she was charter
member of the Church of the Naza-
rene. She is survived by brother
and sister, G. C. Hall of Wheeling,
w. Va, and Mrs. Ola Matthews of
Wellsburg, w. Va.
She also leaves a niece, Mrs.
Nettie Rine Of Brilliant.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11

ministratively unavoidable" and
added: M am convinced that it is
detrimental to the public interest,
that it will lead to chaos, confusion
and bitter antagonism in labor
management relations, detrimental
equally to labor and management"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
MISS ELLEN SMITH

Miss Ellen "Nellie" Smith, 73,
died Sept. 8 in her home, 1912
Buckeye Ave-, Wellsville, following
a long illness.
Miss Smith formerly lived in
East Liverpool, going to Wells
vile about seven years ago. She
was employed as a decorator at
the Edwin M. Knowles China Co.
She was a member of Local Union
l24, N. b. of O. p, st. Stephens
Episcopal Church and the Protect
ed Home Circle.
Miss Smith was the last mem
ber of her immediate family. Her
only survivors are a number of
nephews and nieces.
Services were held Friday at
the Martin Funeral Home by Rev.
Frederick 7. Gillette, rector of st.
Stephens. Burial was in Riverview
Cemetery.
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lConfinucd From Paac One

(Confinued From Page OHs)
evening out with the boys.
Bro. George Fugo was confined
to his home during the past week
suffering from a badly cut foot re-
ceived while swimming.-O. G. 99.
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A married woman wrote US that
she quit an office JOB bocaues the
tax was SO terrific. We wonder
how much of this is going on.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-11
IN The LABOR LIMELIGHT

antedating Sept. II, 1945 will be
worthless.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-06
PreiskaVa raZmer v
deski poboljsevalnici

TIE dni je prislo ma dan, da v
deski poboljsevalnici ma Hudson
Farm vladajo zelo slabe razme-
re. Med nadzorniki so baje su-
rovi in nekvalificirani ljudje, XII
ne umejo vsiliti discipline med
decki, XII Sc nahajajo v poboljse-
valnici, drugace kot S pretepa-
MEM in surovim ravnanjem v
obce. "Cleveland Press je to-
zadevno priobcil obsirna poro-
ella, v katerih so bill navedeni
dejanski primeri fizicne brutal
nosti mad otroci.
Councilman Steve Suha icik lie
naznanil, da DO v mestni zborni-
ci zahteval, da sc razmere v po-
boljsevalnici temeljito preisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-06
VAzNO NAZNANJE
DELNICARJEM

Tenn potom Sc uradno poziv-
liza ma DELNIsKO SEJO slo-
venske THE NORTH AMERI-
CAN BANK CO., katera sc bo
vrsila CETRTEK Is. MAJA v
spodnji dvorani SIND ma 6417
St. Clair Ave., oh 8. uri zvecer.
V ia namen so bila poslana
pisma z razlogom in PROXY
(pooblastilo) vsem delnicarjem
in delnicarkam, da &c bi sc kdo
ne mogel udeleziti seje, sc lahko
posluzi PROXY.
Vse to je urejeno v smislu
bancne uprave, da ina vsak DEL
nicar ali delnicarka priliko, da
Sc izrazi "a ali proti.
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Dr.. "CornioIo Hive
st. 4q3 T. M.

Uradnice drustva "CARNIO-
LA HIVE" st. 493 T. NJ. "a leto
1947 so sledece:
Predsednica Josephine Stwan;
podpredsednica Christine Gla-
van; bivsa predsednica Mary
Bolta, duhovna voditeljica Ma
ry Tekaucic; zapisnikarica in
bolniska tajnica Julia Brezovar;
financna tajnica Pauline Debe-
vec, lilo E. u St., EN-. 1854; !;
vratarica Pauline Zigman;
spremljevalka Mary. Maine;
straznica Mary Petschauer;
nadzornice: Frances Tavcar,
Jean Paik in Ursula Unetic.
Seize Sc vrsijo vsako prvo sre-
do v mesecu v SIND.
Assessment mora biti placan do
zadnjega dne v mesecu. Pobira
Sc ma seji in vsakega Is. v me-
secu.
Bolne clanice Sc maj javijo pri
Mrs. Julia Brezovar, 1173 E.
60 St., EN- 4758.
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maj pa je to cula, Sc je trudno
nasmehnila, potem pa rekla S
slabotnim, a treznim glasom:
"Tonac, il tega ne DO mic . .
Vem, kaj je menoj, v meni je
vse prazno in kmalu me ne DO
vec. Zato Sc ne izplaca :"
Munku so sc skalile oci.
"Ah, Mojcka, sal nj tako hu-
do. Zdravnik je mislil, da bi bilo
v bolnisnici bolje, ker imajo vse
pri rokah. Tam bi hitreje ozdra-
vela kakor donna ."
me, ne, v bolnisnico ne
grem," Sc je branila Munkinja.
"Meni tam ne morejo pomaga-
ii, umrjem pa lahko tudi donna.
Nocem umirati med tujimi ljud-
mi, ampak sredi vas poleg
tebe in poleg otrok "
Videc zenino izgorelo, slabot-
no telo, je bill Munk zdaj Sc bolj
preprican o resnosti zdravniko-
viii besedi. Zato Sc nj mogel od-
nehati.
"Dobili bi avto in v dveh urah
bi bila tam. Sc vedela ne bi, da
sc vozis ."
zenin obraz je "a hip otrpnil.
Zdelo Sc je, da jo grabi nova
boleeina. Poteni pa je dejala
kreevito in S tezavo,
Modem pucti me, da
umrem ma Munkovem Pro-
MOI 81 nj znal vec pomagati
in tudi kazalo nj, da bi Sc dale
sill vanjo. Odsel je il hise in
poiskal v bajti stara Munka.
"Vidva jo pregovorita, da Sc
DO dala prepeljati. Vaju DO 60
tovo ubogala."
Start Munk ga je nekaj casa
memo gledal, potem pa odlocno
dejal:
"Pusti jo, &c hoce umreti do
Njegov glas je bill teak, sko-
raj ocitajoc.
Stara Munkinja, XII jo je pre-
cuta noe vrgla ma posteljo, Sc
je oglasila z zaprtimi ocmi:
"Pusti ga, sal nj on kriv."
Munk je kakor pijan odtaval
iz bate. Vedel je, da sta stara
ze napravila kriz cez Mojcko,
medtem ko je on Sc vedno upal.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-06
Della "a zenske
Della "a moSke

Moski avtom "a razvazanje: delhi
Gas. Euclid Cleaners. l40l6 Lake
Shore Blvd. KE A303.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-06
Obeta Sc preiskava
gostiln

Vceraj je bila zaprisezena no.
va velika okrajna porota, kate
re predsednik Bell Greve je dal
razumeti, da Sc bo tekom Meme
ga zasedanja vrsila obsirna pre-
iskava glede vsiljevanja drzav-
nih likerskih zakonov. Med osta-
linn utegne porota osebno obs
kati razne lokale, o katerih sc
sunni, da prodajajo alkoholne pi-
jace mladoletnim osebam in da
Sc njih vrsijo razne druge kr-
Sitve zakonov.
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DOnlace vesti
(Nadalievanje S /. strani)

E. 200 ST., Mr.. in Mrs. VIM. J.
Perusek in Mr.. in Mrs. Chas.
Clements. Mrs. Perusek in Mrs.
Clements sta hcerki poznane
Dolsakove druzine. v trgovini
bodo vedno imeli prvovrstno "a
logo svezega in prekajenega me-
sa, grocerije, zelenjavo in sadie.
Gospodinjam Sc priporocajo "a
naklonjenost, ker postrezba bo
vedno tocna in prijazna, Gene
blagu pa najbolj zmerne.
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sOGNJEGASCA UKRADLA
DRAGOCENE DIAMANTE

NEW YORK, 5. maja-V tr-
govino nekega diamantnega tr-
govca sta prisla diva n,oska, XII
sta rekla, da sta inspektorja
ognjegasnega oddelka, pod kate
70 pretvezo sta ukradla diaman-
te v vrednosti $5O,OO0.. Predno
sta zbezala, sta trgovca priveza-
la ma stol. ". ~
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kopo. Njegov kosmati obraz Sc
je knalu pokril resami, "a ka-
tere pa sc starec nj zmenil
skoraj je sam postal podoben
majhni kopi.
V dobrih dveh urah je bill
zdravnik re pri Munku. Ko so
zvecer prisle zanjice k vecerji,
je pristopil k mizi Munk in jim
rekel:
me zamerite, nocoj je vecer-
ia bolj ofrknjena >"
Dale nj mogel, a zanjice so
vedele, zakaj je tako. Sc tista
jed, XII so jo dobile, Jim nj disa-
la, ko so videle domace vse "a
misljene in zaskrbljene. Opol-
noci je zdravnik prisel v ku-
hinjo, kjer je bedel Munk, ter
mu dejal:
"Otroka smo resili, toda z
materjo ne vem, kako DO .
Svetoval bi yam, da jo takoj ju-
tri zjutraj prepeljete v bolnisni-
co."
cali je tako hudo?" je ras-
kavim glasom vprasal Munk.
"Hudo je :. S temi stvarmi
sc nj saliti. ze pred trent lett
sem vas opozarjal -"
Sedmi Munkov otrok je bill
sin. Pc porodu je matt oblezala
" trdem, nezavestnem spanju,
XII je trajalo Sc tia v novo ju-
tro. Munk sc je hotel ravnati
po zdravnikovem nasvetu in lie
nestrpno cakal, da bi Sc zena
prebudila. Bal Sc je prevazati
nezavestno zeno. Ia dan so ma
meravali zeti jaro riz in zjutraj
so prisle k hisi zanjice. Munk
pa jih je odslovil:
"Pojte domov, danes pri mas
nihce ne DO EEL"
zetvena strast, XII ga je Sc
dan poprej vsega zajela, ga je
po zdravnikovih besedah teme-
ljito minila. Ma mesto zita je
gledal pred seboj negotove stra-
hove, XII so bill vse bolj crni,
cim die je zena lezala v neza-
vesti. Poleg tega 81 je ma them
ocital, zakaj Sc nj tacas Sc od-
locneje uprl zeni. Mojcko je
incl rad, "a svojo ljubezen mu
je sicer zazenila pol Munkovega
grunta, ali ma to placilo v tenn
trenutku nj mislil. Bila je do
bra zena in dobra matt, zato sc
je bal nesrece.
Sonce je re polno jutranjo
mocjo sijalo v porodnisko sobo,
ko Sc je Munkinja naposled pre-
budila. Bila je takoj pri polni
zavesti in, &c bi ne bilo njenih
nenavadno sijocih oci in Meme
ga tako cudno spremenjenega
obraza, bi 81 clovek mislil, da je
prespala nevedno porodnisko
omotico. Munk j je zacel s pri-
zanesljivim glasom dopovedo-
vati, kaj je dejal zdravnik. Ko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-06
KUHARICA

MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE or mar
ried veteran to work in a nearby
summer resort in exchange for
room" and board. Small salary
given. Must be an all-around man.
Steady work. all year. Call Elk
62l2.
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HlsA NApRoDAJ

Dvojna hisa ma 5000 in 5611
Prosser Ave. Sc proda. 6 sob spodaj
in zgoraj ma vsaki strani; ga
raze; lota 8Ox135. Lastnik mora
prodati. Zglasite Sc ma omenjenemu
naSlOvu.