davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04

Secretary, Cooperative League OF
the United States.
j. P. Garrow, President, Ma
tional Bakers Supply House Asso-
citation; Howard Salins, Flax and
Fibre Institute of America; S. L.
Hypes, Wieboldt Stores, Inc; ].
o. McClintock, Chicago Board OF
Trade; Morris B. Sachs, Presi-
dent, Morris B. Sachs, Inc; JOS
eph D. keenan,, Chicago Fedora
ton of Labor.
Mrs. Maurice A. PoIlak, Vice
President, League of Women Vot-
ers; Oscar Mayer, President, Os-
car Mayer and Co.; r. Douglas
Stuart, President, Quaer Oats Co.;
John w. Anderson, President,
American Fair Made Council; &.
L. Boroff, President, Teleoptic
Co; T. V. Hauser, Vice President,
Sears Roebuck Co.; Del Mar
Kroehler, Kroehler Co.; Mrs. Mary
Aiken, Old Age Assistance Union
of Illinois, and Miss Marjorie
Main, Chicago Federation of Set
Element and Neighborhood Gen.
tiers.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04

In the packed City Council
chambers, Representatives. -large
from Ohio, George H. Bender,
chairman of the Midwest sub
committee of the Joint Committee
on the Economic Report, opened
the hearings at 10 a. m. Wednes-
day. Hearings were to continue
through late afternoon, Friday.
The committee was jolted by
Michael Mann, secretary of the
Chicago Industrial Union Council,
which represents 100000 CIO
members in Chicago. Mann open
ed his testimony by charging:
The committee is a shallow
endeavor to divert the Ameri-
can people from the fact that
OPA controls were abolished by
the S0th Congress"
Bender interrupted him to COM
ment that Mann was following a
pattern established by other CLIO
leaders at similar hearings
throughout the country.
''You understand that this COM
mittee is not here play-acting,"
Bender said.
Mann denied that he had dis
cussed his testimony with any CLIO
leader outside of Illinois. He said
that he was testifying, despite his
opinion OF the committee, Sin the
hope that Congress will get the
pulse of the people of this com
munity concerning the terrible
conditions under which we live,
so that something may be done
about them"
vOIcING the fears of many
witnesses, Mann announced:
The CIO wishes in its testi-
monY 10 serve warning. not only
of the reduction in food nutri-
tion received per family because
of the necessity of purchasing
less food. but also OF the added
reduction in all other consumer
commodities.
sSuch reductions, he said, re-
suited in ian over-contracting
consumer market" and finally de-
preston.
In answer to testimony by Viii
liam Tongue, an executive of the
Jewel Tea Co., who had claimed
that sales in Jewel stores in work
ing class neighborhoods had in
creased, Mann entered a file of
affidavits in the committees rec
ord.
The affidavits, which were
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04

"The Crusaders for Low Prices"
has grown up overnight into a
national organization from a core
of five of Whitaker's friends
three house wives and two bust
ness men. More than 5000 mimeo-
graphed chain letters were mailed
by the group last week, urging
recipients to use meat, butter and
egg substitutes from Oct. is to
Oct. 81.
I'VE knew il wouldn't do any
good TO write TO our Congress
man" Whitaker said. Were a
bunch of amateurs. We haven't
any money for a costly cam
paign so we're using the most
economical means we could
think of to organize our pro-
test"
THE TEXT of the letter reads:
"The experts tell us we are
faced with the prospect of pay
ing a dollar a pound for meat
and butter and a dollar a dozen
for eggs. Where will this wild
initiation stop? Prices are out
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04
Mail a letter and become a
CRUSADER for Low Prices

Winete Cuaders for
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04
Only ceilings can head
Oft disaster, groups say
BY ISABEL CARR

Chcagos httepeople" ignited fuse that is expected
set off political dynamite in Washington at the hearings
conducted here this week by the Congressional subcom
mittee investigating high prices.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04

Since 1889 average weekly earn
ings of white collar workers have
gone up only 1917, while living
costs have risen 569o.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04


lily of four, he pointed out, is
making "far less" than the 500
which the Heller committee report
set as a minimum.
The opening of the hearings was
the signal, Wednesday, for an all
day picket line through the Loop,
organized by many labor unions,
Progressive Citizens of America
PCA), Congress of American
Women tCAW, and American
Youth for Democracy.
HEADED by Bender, members
of the sub-committee-Sen. JOS
eph H. Ball, Minnesota; Sen.
James P. KEN, Missouri; Sen.
John Sparkman, Alabama; Con-
gresham Henry o. Tale, Iowa,
and Congressman Walter B. HUI
Der, Ohio-heard the following
witnesses on Wednesday:
Miss Alice S. Belester, vice
chairman, Chicago Federation of
Consumers; William Tongue, Jew
ell Tea Co.; Michael Mann, re-
gional director of the CLIO, along
with IL representatives of CLIO
unions; William Sennett, business
manager, The Chicago Star, and
Meyer Kestnbaum, president, Hart
Shaffner and Marx.
DEMANDING a return to gen
uine control of prices by the gov
eminent and the people," Sennett
stressed the need for the subcom-
mittee to assess responsibility for
high prices and "to determine
what must be DONE"
tSee Front Page for The Chi
cago Stars seven-point pro-
gram for fighting the cost of
living. The program was pre-
sented TO the subcommittee by
Sennett on behalf of the editors
and readers of The Start
Sennett pointed out:
Senator Taft blames President
Truman for the too-quick and pre-
mature death of an emasculated
OPA. Thus he reluctantly admits
OPA could have kept prices down"
But Truman in turn blames
Taft for making effective price
controls impossible, Sennett said.
However, "the American people
would like to know: who is going
to take the first constructive step
to restore OPA?"
REFERRING to Taft's advice
to "eat less" and Truman's ad-
monition to waste less" Sennett
declared that high prices, which
had reduced living standards, had
already forced the people to "eat
less" No one, he added, could
afford to "waste" food.
After presenting an impressive
array of statistical material to
support his charge that "the mo-
nopoists have boosted price levels
to initiation proportions" through
profiteering, Sennett warned that
unless drastic action is taken by
our government, full-bloom
1929-1932 depression is in the
offing"
eff we are to head off depres-
sion," he went on, he government
must re-impose price controls, be-
cause ''the profiteers will only be
stopped from gouging when con-
fronted with direct government
action"
He concluded:
ain the last few weeks, the
American people have been given
all kinds of advice. The leaders
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04

WARNING that initiation IS roar
ing like a prairie fire throughout
America and threatens TO engulf
the world" Pres. James c. Patton
of the Farmers Educational &
Cooperative Union hit those self
ish interests who blame farmers
for the crisis. He urged strict
government controls 10 lower
prices and called for increased
sSseI production after charging
the industry with a "sit-down
strike against expansion"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06
IL R|MA
(Od gosposkih okrajev pa do
''slikovite" Tratesvere)

0AAhONAIS AAoIS0FS1Sj
&c v Rimu omenite postenim
ljudem znano slascicarno D., sc
namrdnejo. Niti razkosj je tega
lokala dobrot, XII Sc tam dobijo
- ceprav brezstevilne in izvrst-
ne - jih ne zanimajo.
In vendar so prostori te raz-
kosne slascicarne, katerih opre-
ma je stala vec milijonov lir,
vedno nabito polni. .Navada je,
da Sc vsako nedeljo gosposki
svet sprehaja med II. in 13.
uro po ulici Vittorio Veneto
pred slascicarno D zenske
razkazujejo move obleke in maj
novejse klobuke, moski Sc tn
sestajajo. Tu je novi Corso. &c
niste proved natancna opazoval-
ka, Sc vam prikazuje zivljenje
ma tenn Corsu v najbolj vablji-
viii barvah. V slascicarni lahko
narcotic cokolado z gosto sme-
tano, imenitne mesanice raznih
zganjic in likerjev, hlajene ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06

ledu, eudovite slascice. Tu je
prijetno, kar nj povsod v Ri.
mu, in razsvet1java je take
spretno urejena, da ne opazite
kako sibek je tok.
Zenske so zelo gosposke
moski ravno tako, skoraj pre-.
vec. Drzni so videti, skoraj pre-.
drzni. z lahkoto ;trosijo denar,
skoraj S preveliko brezbriznost.
jo.
"Jasno," mi sepne nekdo, ''v
slascicarno D zahajajo sa-
mo ljudje, XII imajo kupe denar-
ja."
"Pa sem mislila, da nina tu
nihce denarja!'
''Razen crnoborzijancev; tt
ga imajo!"
Zato, prav zato Sc posteni
ljudje namrdnejo, ako Jim ONE
mite ia lokal, cigar praga noce-
jo niti prestopiti. Raje proda-
jajo ali zastavljajo pohistvo in
druge dragocenosti, ker 81 noce-
jo umazati rok S splosno rak
rano te dezele, crno borzo.
Kajti v Italiji ne more nihce Ii
YETI S svojo place, lastnimi
rednimi dohodki, XII nikakor ne
zadostujejo "a zivljenski mini
mum, posebno pri tako pomanj-
kljivem gospodarstvu ne, kot
je danes v Italiji, kjer je pre-
ko diva milijona brezposelnih.
Lepo vreme je. Sonce prijet-
no greje in natakarji, XII Sc SUI
cejo okoli miz ma terasi, nosijo
Stroke pladnje, zvrhane najbolj-
sih slascic.
Da, lepo je, ali samo pod po-
gojem, da niste prenatancne
opazovalke.
Pod pogojem, da Sc boste
obrnile stran, ko DO stara 60
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06

spa, revno, a cedno oblecena,
plaho prozila roko mimoidoeim
in zivcno stiskala papirnate lire,
XII jih je ze naprosila.
Pod pogojem, da ne boste "a
pazile bolne, mrsave mlade zene
z otrokom v narocju, kako ho-
di v cape odeta med srecnimi
ljudmi.
Pod pogojem, da ne boste nj
ii pogledale ubogega decka, XII
stopica berglami po eni sami
nogi.
Pod pogojem, da niti ne opa-
zite drugega decka raztrgani-
mi cevlji in razcefranimi hlaca-
mi, XII Sc preriva med stoli in
pobira cike dragih cigaret. L.
tobaka teh cikov bo naredil dive
tri cigarette, katere bo prodal po
nekaj lir. Toda, kaj maj 81 kupi
S temi lirami, ko stane zemlja
21 do % lir, jajce 35 lir, 100
'gr. sira 80 lir?
Ma ulici Vittorio Veneto pa
stole krasni avtomobili.
Exam gremo obedovat ?"
vprasujejo njih lastniki drug
drugega. Restavracije so stevil-
ne in ako ina clovek poln Yep
denarja, izbera res nj tezka.
Sc isti dan, ko sem zapustila
okolis slascicarne D :, sem Sc
napotila preko blaine There v
Tratesvere. Tam so samo revna
bivalisca, nekatera prav bedna.
Ma oknih Sc susi perilo, kakor
je to navada v juznih krajih.
Ljudje vam pravijo: "Tu 1--WE
otroci vedno ma svezem zraku!'
In govorijo slikovitostih
teh krajev! Hvala "a "slikovi-
tosti" teh bivalisc z vlaznimi
zidovi, XII nikdar ne vidijo SON.
ca! Posebno "slikovita" so sta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06
ENAKOPRAVNOST

nedelja ,je cena dvojna. Ker nj.
mate spricevala o cepljenju 20.
per crne .koze, sc taksa spet
dvojno povisa."
Skratka, vsa rec je dosegla
prav cedno vsoto. "Zracna lad
ja' je odletela naslednji dap,
svoj sedez sem incl narocen, "a
to mi nj kazalo mic drugega ka-
kor da pristanem ma racun kon-
zularnega uradnika.
"Kaj pa, &c bodo v Bosri zah-
tevali cd meme spricevalo O cr-
nih kozah?" sem vprasal pred
odhodom.
"Tedaj zaenite sariti po zepih,
napravite zmeden obraz in reci-
te: Hudirja, menda sem sprice-
valo pozabil ma konzulatu'."
Angleski castnik je brz razu-
mel ia bistroumni odgovor.
"All right" je rekel in pohi-
tel ma ulico, midva "a MIN.
"Dinar je mogocno sredstvo,
XII DELUXE bolje kakor penicilin, {"
je rekel professor, ko Sc je po-
slovil cd meme.
Bosri je bilo vse tako, kakor
je bill napovedal kozularni urad-
mix. CKrok0dil." }
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06
LET'S EXPLORE OHIO
>d16zze 1lzzES

Permission to camp in the Mo-
hican State Forest may be OBJ
tanned from the state forest ranger
in charge there. There are ample
picnic facilities, with tables and
drinking water. The area is under
the management of the Ohio Di-
vision Of Forestry. j.
Charles Mill Dam and Pleasant
Hill Dam, two Of the works con-,
structed for flood control and
managed by the Muskingum Con-
servancy District, are on Route 80
and 95 respectively. Fishing is
good on these lakes and is adj
ministered by the Ohio Division
Of Conservation aid Natural Re-
sources. Only the regular state
license is required. Large mouth
bass are plentiful at Charles Mill,
as well as croppies and small
mouth bass; all the lakes have
bl,le gills in abundance. Fishing
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06

One Of the most wildly pic
turesque. of all Ohio State Parks
and two recreational lakes Of the
Muskingum Conservancy District
are within few miles Of each
other just east and southeast of
Mansfield. .....
The Mohican State Forest, with
its 24O0 acres Of forest cut for the
full length by a deep and narrow.
heavily wooded gorge, contains
trees typical Of the North Woods
and climb up the paths from the
floor of the gorge to the rim will
reveal 78 species Of trees and 55
of shrubs and vines.
In the gorge are Lyons Falls and
Little Lyons Falls. the latter a
broken stream that comes through
the ceiling Of Q cave. Extensive
hiking trails are laid out through
the woods and highways connect
the forest with Routes 81 and 8.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06
STRAIN 8

novanja v pritliejih, XII SO mrac-
ma kot grobisea. To so kletni
prostori brez oxen, ne pa sta
novanja. Pod nogami COLA ilo-
vica; sibka zarnica lie medic
razsvetljuje prostore. In ma tIeh
je posoda zerjavico, XII je Ste
dilnik in pee obenem. v TAKEN
prostoru zivi vsa druzina, otro-
ci so bledi ko smrt, starci hira-
jo po bornih leziscih!
Ma koncu Tratesvere je Sc
huje. Tam SO barake, v kate
rih je bila poprej nastanjena
fasistiena milica in kjer danes
prebivajo begunci iz San Loren
"a, Xxi so pribezali sem pred
bombardiranjem. Sedaj je to
nekaksno taborisGe, nekaksna
zalostna vas kapelico in Solo;
vas, XII skoraj nina zveze z zu-
nanjim svetom, in "a katero
skrbi maltezki red.
Brezbrizni ljudje pravijo, da
so Sc ii revezi popo1noma spri-
jaznili S svojo usodo! Mnogi sc
cello tolazijo tenn. Res je, da
so vid eti precej ravnodusni,
brez zavisti in brez zagrenje-
nosti; "a najmanjso izkazano
usmiljenost SO vam iskreno hva-
lezni. Toda, mar mas nj lahko
sram "a besedo usmiljenost, ka-
kor je bilo meme, XII sem bila
med temi zenami, XII so drgeta-
le cd mraZa, sram Zara dl
skromne spodobne obleke. In
kadar sc DO v teh ljudeh vzbu-
dila zavest, tedaj ne bodo gle
dali vec ravnodusno!
('Nasa zena")
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06

pa Sc nameravate v Karaciju ma.
staniti?"
Nisem vzdrzal in sem rekel:
"Cujte, mi nismo prisli ma
lastno pest, marvec ma prosnjo
angleske uprave, da bi resevali
vase zetev,, a vi :"
"Taksno je poslovanje," je
revsknil uradnik in lokavo po-
strani pogledal castnika.
"Nu, &c je taksno poslovanje," "
Sc je vmesal mas letalec, "tedaj
zapisite: JAZZ sem samski, ne
strankar, v mladosti sem pasel
krave, zdaj sem kapetan, dovr-
Sill sem akademijo, znam petero
jezikov, zbil sem IL nemskih
letal, imam pet sovjetskih odli-
kovanj in emo anglesko. Blago-
volite zakljuciti to poglavje,
kajti &c mas boste tako nadolgo
izprasevali, bodo kobilice pozrle
vso letino."
Angleski castnik je prikimal.
Uradnik je napravil zaznambo
in v petih minutah so bill vsi So
vjetski potni listi vidirani.
L. Moskve sem bill poletel tako
nanaglem, da sem pozabil svojo
uro v ministrstvu ma mizi. v In
diji sem sklenil, da 81 kupim
kakrsno koli uro. Stopili smo v
trgovino. Indijski trgovec nam
je pokazal troje zapestnih ur,
vendar jih je previdno drzal "a
jermencke.
me kupite," mi je rekel eden
mojih sopotnikov. "Taksno ne
zaupanje je zaljivo!"
Ind je prisluhnil in vprasal:
MAR niste il Andersove ar
made"
"Kaj?" je vzkliknil moi So
potnik. mi smo Rusi, ali razu-
mete, Rusi."
"Rasi?!" Sc je razveselil trgo-
vec in sc nasmehnil. Brz ie izvle-
kel velikanski predal in zacel v
MEM iskati ure vsakovrstnih
oblik, znamk in tvrdk.
V Indiji smo oblekli lahne OBJ
leke plutovinaste celade in VOL
meme jopice, XII so mas varovali
pred vrocino. Nasi letalci pa Sc
MISC hoteli preobleci. Obleceni v
lepe platnene bluze plavimi ma
sitki in svetlimi zvezdami, v &C.
picah, obsitih z zlatom, in v svet-
lih skornjih so vzbujali splosno
pozornost. Indijska dekleta so
jih radovedno ogledovala in zdi-
hovala "a mimi: "Rasi, dzene-
rail-"
Pa sal MISC tekali samo "a
letalci. Tudi "a menoj. Ne dekle-
ia, marvec raznovrstni ljudje.
Kadar koli sem stopil il hotela,
re je pritekel k meni cistilec cev-
ljev, star kakih 40 let. Njegovo
zasledovanje mi je presedalo in
sem nekoc rekel:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06
Aleks0ader. TolE0v, GgToaom:
V doIini ccudezni Indiii
(Popotnt sapisky)

Letim v Indijo. Do BJsre smo
leteli ma angleskem kontinental-
mem letalu, nato smo presedli ma
leteco ladjo, cd Koracija dalje
pa smo spet bill ma celinskem
letalu. Angleski letalci so bill
prav ustrezljivi. VsesAozi so bill
usluzni. V zraku. In tudi ma vodi.
Ampak ma zemlji je bilo neko-
liko drugace. v Karaciju je zrac-
ma ladja priplavala k b1egu. Sto-
pill smo ma indijska tia. v glo-
bini zaliva je bila palaca. Tjakaj
mas je napotil angleski castnik.
''Stopite najprej k zdravni-
ku," nam je rekel.
Zdravnik mi je otipal lilo.
"Very good!" je prikimal.
"Zdaj pa stopite ma obmejni
urad," mas je dale napotoval
castnik.
Vprostrani sobl je "a .nizo Sc
del indijski uradnlx bell e>rop-
ski obleki, v kotu pa je skoraj
neopazno tical castnik, YES "a
topljen branJe. Zdaj pa zdaj
je pogledal prot nam. Prvi je
prlstbpl. x rr1zl iranski trgovec,
Xxi ie OIL tA4letel z nami IL Tehe-
rSEa
"Od kod% vprasa uradnik.
"Iz Irana."
Exam pa zdaj?"
w lndijo."
'Zakaj pa?"
"Po kupciJi."
Uradn:A mu da vizum in
vljudno rece: "Izvolite."
N" slednji sem JAZZ. Uradnik
vzame moi potni list in vprasa:
pod kod?"
"Iz SSSR."
"Kam?"
"V Indijo."
"Pocemu?"
"Resevat tito ir RI pred kobi-
licami.''
"Za koliko casa?
"DoAler dele ne bo opravlJe-
no."
"A-a!"
Postrani pogleda castnika in
mi rece:
"Sedite!"
"Od kod?" vprasa nato nase-
ga letalca.
"Iz SSSR."
"Sedite tudi vi! Naslednji!
Odkod?"
Ko Sc je ma uradnikovi mizi
nakopicilo sovjetskih potnih IL
stow in v sobi nj bilo vec stolov
"a goste, me je znova zacel IL
prasevati:
cali ste ozenjeni? Kje innate
druzino? V Moskvi? Innate otro-
ke? Koliko so pa starr? Ali ste
veren clovek? Komunist? Ne?
To je pa cudno, sal pri vas mora
:. L =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06


|pusti pri miru!"
cistilec me je pogledal in mi
je v polomljeni ruscini zauplji-
vo rekel:
"Dajte mi jih pet-pa me ne
boste videli nikoli vec.".
Cistilec Sc je izkazal "a spo-
sobnega policijskega agenta
mic vec me nj zasledoval.
Nekoc smo zavili v stare me-
sto, da 81 ogledamo bazar. OBJ
stopila mas je gruca beracev. BIZ
Ii smo docela obkrozeni. Tedaj
Sc je policeman odlocil, da resi-
tujce pred "vsiljivimi'' beraci v
tel pravljicno b6gati cetrti.
Zavihtel je ostro palico in "a
Gel udrihati ma levo in desno.
Razleglo Sc je vpitje. Mi smo bill
osvobojeni. Policeman nam je
salutiral in zadovoljno rekel:
"Gentlemani wi ste ocividno
pomotoma prisli sem.'
Ko je zaloputnil "a nami vrat-
ca ma avtomobilu, je gromko
opomnil soferja:
"Tepec! Da bi tvoje noge nj
koli ne stopile ma tia >! Bos
vendar nasel kak drug sprehod
"a Ruse!"
Avtomobil, ma katerem smo sc
vozili, je pripadal angleskemu
poveljstvu. V New Delhiju imajo
automobile, XII pa so Sc v po-
manjkanju goriva povsem pre-
obrazili. Vzemimo, po glavni uli-
ci hiti konjic, vprezen v stare
limuzino -. Tam, kjer bi moral
biti motor, je namescen kozel in
ma MEM sedi kocijaz. V limuzinu
sedita lady in gentleman. Ustav-
ljata Sc v trgovinah, nakupuje-
ia, znova sedeta v limuzino. Ko-
cijaz zapre vratca, skoci ma koz-
la in zavpije mad kljusetom ne
kaj takega kakor: I've" in "now
Pred poletom il Karacuja sem
obiskal iraski konzulat, da bi do
bill prehodni vizum. Spremila
sta me angleski professor in cast
mix. Konzul je bill ma dezeli.
Uradnik konzulata mi je rekel,
maj pridem drugi dan. Toda tu-
al naSlednJl dan sc mi nj pOSre-
clio videti konzula. Po dolgem
prizadevanju mi je uradnik sve-
toval, maj Sc odpeljem v bolnis-
nico in maj sc dam cepiti. Cez
dobro uro sem bill znova ma kon-
zulatu. Zdaj je uradnik pogle-
dal zdravnisko spricevalo in re-
KEEL:
"Poglavitno je cepljenje proti
crnim kozam, vi pa takega spri-
cevala inmate"
Vmesal Sc je angleski profe-
sor. Toda uradnik je bill neiz-
prosen. Tedaj je powell besedo
angleski castnik. Konzularni
uradnik je bill brz pri wolff in je
rekel:
"Pa maj bo! Vizum stane de-
set dinarjev. Ker pa je danes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-06

Naro6ajte, Strife I'M 6itajte
'FEnaE0prdUnost!"
Evening star., 1947-04-03


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