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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24

With more rural people raising
victory gardens and with canning
equipment becoming more difficult to
obtain, there is renewed interest in
preserving fruits and vegetables by
dehydration, says Bessie E. McClel-
land. extension nutrition specialist at
Montana State college, in calling at
tention to a new extension bulletin
giving detailed information on this
form of food preservation.
She points out that drying is one
of the oldest forms of food preserva-
ton. In times such as the present 1t
is especially desirable to dry foods for
preservation because it is easy to do
and requires little outlay for equip
ment.
When properly done, drying is a
satisfactory and safe method of food
preservation. The drying process re-
moves the water from the foods and
without water the organisms which
cause spoilage cannot grow. The
method is valuable for non-acid vege-
tables such as sweet corn, peas, beans
and spinach because there is no dan
ger of botulinus poisoning. Another
point in favor of dehydration is that
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24
BIRTHDAY CAKES ARE Still IN STYLE

In time need
happy birthday with the
OF hono what That's the
ask are mentioned So asked for
general rule substituting their
cakes that
bow it works in this particular birthday cake
Rule for Making Your Favorite Butter Cakes
Use II the amount Of called the
gar INTO your Substitute for the
sugar called for Dark used for chocolate
important that beat the
gradually and thoroughly before gradually
the well beaten Remember large
nice high volume and fluffy
the sugar. be reduce
the liquid syrup rules do not apply
70 Angel FOOD and sponge cakes, only butter cakes.
BIRTHDAY CAKE WITH PINK ICING
y shortening <part butter tsp. baking powder
III sugar ~ plus thin milk minus
-, cup xhts corn syrup} tbsp when i used for
~ S1FTED cake -four o. part Of The suxar)
~ SIFTED al I tspaa
-four I eIE whites lat least Y eup)
Cream shortening gradually add gradually until
fluffy (!hs applies whether all the
.ugar you are using begin gradually add
baking powder .nd al alternately with the milk Blend in the
still but not dry.
Pour into two wen
You can three but the ayers will thick
Bake 2b 10 so minutes IN . moderate $500 F.
When layers cool together and sides with
pink icing.
egg whites berry, erabapple. ete)
Jelly (eafFant Red vegetable eoloring
Beat whites until st6 Gradually beat jelly tb
q tae sontasias beating until an jelly eddsd
smooth aa thif snoasA stand Dsaks ADD enough
soegiag 4 AAko . dakm1o
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24
Falls Board Studies
Proposal to Close
One or More Schools

Confronted with the fact that pupil
enrolment next fall will show
marked decrease, the Great Falls
school board is considering proposal
to close one or more of the city ele-
mentary schools permanently.
Final action on the matter will be
taken following a detailed study by
board members and by Harry Burke,
new superintendent of schools. Burke,
attending his first meeting of trus-
tees since assuming his duties a short
time ago, was instructed to make a
particular study of the plan and sub
init definite recommendations to the
board
The proposal to reduce the number
of elementary schools was introduced
by Burke. who declared the number
of institutions was far beyond the
citys needs and considerably more
than required by accepted educational
standards.
He pointed out that during the last
school term there were 26 vacant
classrooms in the city's elementary
grades. He also said that there was
a teaching capacity of $500 pupils
that was unused during the last school
term. Burke suggested that one or
more elementary schools be closed by
consolidation and without endanger-
ing effectiveness of the educational
system.
The superintendent said teaching
loads in the grades. for the most part.
were below normal and unwarranted.
He declared that educational experts
have established that classrooms Of
80 pupils were ideal" while the prac-
tice in Great Falls has been far be-
low that number. Favorable action by
the board, he said, would result in a
decided saving In the districts edu-
cational costs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24

Lemons, attractively cut, add
vivid contrasts of color to foods
with which they are served and
through their abundance of squeez-
able juice, they help to bring out
hidden flavors often lost in the
service Of many meats, vegetables,
soups, salads. and beverages and
thereby awaken appetites to the
goodness Of everyday menus. The
inviting eye appeal OF the various
yellow shapes often lures the family
into second servings of foods which
might otherwise be turned down
and when appreciate amounts Of
lemon juice are obtained through
a generous supply Of lemon gar
nishes, vitamin c Is also added to
the diet. This vitamin is q daily
must" for tip-top health.
For the most practical Juice
providing Accomplishments. lemon
quarters or sixths are suggested.
With a sharp knife. cut q lemon
lengthwise in four or six pieces.
These pieces may be squeezed with
out getting Juice on the fingers and
they are decorative additions to the
foods they attend as well. OF
course, clean.skinned lemons are
best for all types Of garnishes.
Fancy shapes, like those Illus
trated are most easily cut with q
sharp knife or scissors. Whether
they have scalloped edges or are
irregular shapes. they lend . pleas
ing sparkle to foods. To heighten
the effect of these more special
cuts, the lemon may itself be gar
nished with chopped mint, pimiento
strips, paprika, or parsley.
Lemon peel, often used to bring
out q delicate favor and aroma in
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24
Shortage of Sugar Need Not Hamper Fruit
Gamers, Nutrition Specialist Maintains

Homemakers need not be handi-
capped by sugar rationing when they
can fruit this summer if they follow
suggestions made by the department
Of agricultures bureau of home eco
nomics on ways to can with less sugar,
says Bessie E. McClelland, extension
nutritionist at Montana State college.
Sugar is not needed in canning to
keep fruit from spelling, she explained,
but it does help hold fruit color and
flavor.
For juicy fruits in large pieces, it
is recommended that the fruit be
packed whole or in halves into con-
tanners. Then cover with boiling juice
made by crushing, heating and strain
ing the ripper fruit. For non-juicy
fruits, such as apples, pears and
peaches, follow the same method US
ing only enough water to cover the
fruit. However, even a small amount
of sugar will make better product.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24

If some sweetening is available, .
light syrup may be used in place of
the medium syrup suggested for can
ming most fruits. Up to half Of the
sweetening called for in the syrup
may be substituted with an equal
amount of honey, or up to one-third
the sweetening called for with an
equal amount of corn syrup. Pack the
fruit in containers and pour hot syrup
over them. Or heat the fruit in the
syrup, fill the jars with heated fruit,
and cover with hot syrup.
Complete details on processing
methods will be found in the extern
sion bulletin, Home Canning by Safe
Methods" copies of which may be OBJ
tanned from county extension agents
or by writing direct to the Montana
extension service, Bozeman.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24
Dehydration Method Gains
Favor In Food Preservation

the dried product is reduced to frac-
ton Of its original volume and stores
in small space. The extension bulletin
on dehydration gives information on
preparation of fruits and vegetables
for drying. how to dry and directions
for making simple home dehydrators.
The title Of the bulletin is "Dehydra-
ton of Garden Products" and copies
may be obtained from county extern
sion agents or by writing direct to
the Montana extension service, Boze-
man.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24
CTATE
OHORTS

BOZEMAN-Leslie James. -, ranch
worker, died Of a broken neck received
when he fell from haystack at the
Lewis Hedges ranch near Montana.
GREAT FALLS-Budget for oper-
alton Of the park system this year
is approximately $4,000, an amount
equivalent to that appropriated last
year.
ANACONDA-George w. Hart, SO.
who died recently. had been local
resident since 1884. A native Of Iowa,
he went to Nebraska and Colorado
when a young man; before coming
here.
MISSOULA-Samuel Rowland. 70.
whose body was found in the Missoula
river about mile west of the city
limits by firemen and police officers,
had lived here for % years. He had
been in i'll health for a long time.
AUGUSTA-Theres scarcely a per-
son left here who doesn't follow the
war news right up to the minute. With
IS youths in uniform, the community
has yielded 81 percent Of its 1910 pop
ulation 10 the armed forces.
HELENA-Gerald Mason, 6, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Mason of Whit
ney, New, drowned in Lake Hauser
recently. Mrs. Mason and her son were
here visiting her father, Roscoe Mink.
operator on the Perry-Schroeder Min
ing Co.'S dredge at the lake.
HELENA-Montana was one of the
first five states in the union to eX-
coed its quota for the U. S. O., Payne
Templeton, chairman. reported. Other
states to go over the top early were
Delaware. Arizona, New Mexico and
Colorado.
BIG TIAIBER-Military rites were
held here for Leon A. DIN, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DIN Of Glasston. who
was killed in an army bomber crash
at WEIGH, w. Va. DIN was born and
raised here and was graduated from
Sweet Grass County high school.
HELENA-State Engineer Fred Buck
has called for bids on construction
OF a water system for the town Of
Highwood. The system will include an
electrically-operated pumping plant
taking water from deep well, and
storage tank.
MISSOULA-Audrey Jean Ashby. 2.
drowned in an irrigation ditch west
Of the city limits. The child had wan
dered away from her grandmother'S
home nearby and had apparently tum-
bled into the swift current. She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Ashby of this city.
BIG TIMBER-Everett Mclean, 3,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mclean,
ranchers II miles south of here, was
drowned in the Boulder river near his
home. The boy fell from bridge as
he and an older brother and sister
were climbing around the end Of .
stock gate.
BuLINGS-Whent the l0-story. mil
lion dollar Northern hotel opened here
recently, more than 5000 persons
wandered through its spacious lobby.
cocktail lounge, assembly room and
ballroom during the first day Of the
one-week period set aside for public
inspection.
HAMILTON-The DAILY fish hatch
cry in Skalkaho valley planted $685.
861 fish IN the year ending July /.
During June the plant was A, l60 fry,
44,16O advanced fry, 5000 five-inch
fish and 24670 six-inch fish, all rain
bows. The distribution was made in
Ravalli, Missoula and Mineral coun-
ties.
BOZEMAN-Henry J. Bolles, AZ, who
died of a heart attack while encamped
on Hebgen lake 80 miles south Of
here, was an English instructor at
Montana State college and poet Of
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24

beverages and frequently added to
numerous food combinations for
added flavor, should be grated from
the whole lemon and only tho
clean. waxy-textured yellow peel
used. II you're not accustomed to
using lemon peel as a flavor leader,
here's a recipe which takes advan.
tage Of Its garden-fresh appeal and
blends the distinctive flavors Of
three meats into q universal favor
tie which boasts nothing but good
ness in the form of an ECONOMY
MEAT ROLL.
Economy Meat Roll
IN pounds ground shoulder beef
" pound ground pork
pound ground veal
3 slices day-old bread broken in
small pieces
Milk to mbisten bread
tablespoon salt
v teaspoon pepper
IN teaspoons grated lemon peel
/ tablespoon grated onion
egg
2 teaspoons chopped parsley
3 tablespoons -four
~ cups cooked, strained tomatoes
Moisten bread pieces with milk
and mix with ground meats, salt,
pepper. lemon peel, onion, egg,
parsley. and -four. Mix thoroughly
and form into roll. Bake in uncov.
cred roasting pan at $50 degrees F.
for III hours.
After 80 minutes, pour strained
tomatoes over roll and continue
baking f0f hour. basting with
strained tomatoes often. Serve with
remaining tomatoes left In pan ~
sauce. Serves 8 to 10.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24

A candidate for the police force was
being verbally examined.
IF you were alone In police car
and were pursued by desperate gang
Of criminals In another car doing 90
miles an hour along . lonely road.
what would you dor"
The cand1date looked puzzled for .
aaonsnk. ~Ughty.' be Teplisd.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24
BOULDER PLANS RODEO

At a meeting of the Boulder Ath-
letic club it was definitely decided to
hold the annual Boulder rodeo Aug. l
and 2. The show this year will be
sponsored by the jefferson post,
American Legion and auxiliary and
will be for the benefit of the various
war organizations. w. L. Dawson was
again elected chairman of the rodeo
committee.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24

It was not until the reign Of Henry
" that English became the native
tongue Of the ktngs Of England. French
court until the 18th century.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24
Add This Home Pedicure
To Your Date Grooming

NEXT TINE you're grooming yourself for big date,
do from head to oesa ten of themand how much
fresher you feel CHS actress Ann Thomas of 1.-THE Jim
Bacus Show went Peggy Sages salon to learn the
tial steps in a pedicure, and here they
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24

When suspended by string, the iron
ore lodestone tends to point north and
south.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24
Lemon Garnishes Add
Distinction and Enhance Flavor

ARE YOU of the distinctive touches lemon garnishes
and grated lemon peel add otherwise ordinary meal7
Many homemakers make it definite rule to have plate Of
these garnshes the table just they do salt and pepper
they accompany many foods with these dainty bits in
order to enliven and enhance their favors.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-24

Three to five bee hives will keep q
farm family supplied with honey.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Uradniki drustva Lunder-
Adamic st. Is SNPJ

Cleveland, Ohio. - Uradniki
"a leto 1943 so sledeci: predsed-
mix, Krist Stokel; podpredsed-
mix, Ignac Rugel; tajnik, VIM.
Candon, 246 E. 214 St.; bla-
gajnik, Anton Wapotich, 1872
E. 73 St. Nadzorni odbor:: John
Pollak, predsednik, Louis zele
in John Turk. Reditelj, Jacob
Zagar.
Seize Sc vrse vsako drugo me-
deljo v mesecu v dvorani st. 2.
Zastopniki raznih ustanov: Ia
konferenco S. N. Donna: Anton
Wapotich; "a Federacijo in far
mo, Krist Stokel; "a Klub dru-
Stew SIND, Anton Wapotich in
John Hocevar; "a Prosvetni
klub SIND, Josephine Skabar in
Agnes Kalan; "a Cankarjevo
ustanovo, VIM. Candon; "a Ju-
goslovansko pomozno akcijo,
John Pollak in Anton Wapotich.
.Drustvo je sklenilo ma letni
seji dne 20. dec. t. l., da vsaki
clan in clanica plaza v letu 1943
svoto $1.OO Zen dol.). Plaza sc
lahko vse ma enkrat, ali pa ma
obroke 4-krat v letu. Drustvc
pa doda svoto, da bode $4,000
Cd te svote je S250.00 "a Jugo.
slovansko pomozno akcijo ir
S25O.OO "a Ameriski slovensk
svet. Celotna svota bo izplaca'
ma v mesecu januarju.
Dale je drustvo darovalo zs
CankarSevo ustanovo $1,000, zs
SloVensko narodno citalnico So
"a Prosvetno matico $6, in zs
Prosvetni klub SIND S5. Pa
mesecev nazaj smo darovali zs
Rusko vojno pomoc $25, in Il
Ameriski in Jugoslovanski rde
ci kriz vsakemu po SIS. Dru
: stvo ina do sedaj "a re cez
tisoc dolarjev vojnih bondov.
Drustvo zeli vsem srecno il
veselo novo leto 1913!
VIM. Candon, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Pevski zbor "Jadran"

Cleveland, Ohio. - Kakor
vam je re znano IL prejsnjih
let, bo tudi letos priredilo pev-
sko drustvo "Jadran" velikQ
plesno veselico ma Silvestrov We.
Ger, dne 81. decembra. Oh pol
noci sc DO vprizorilo odhod sta
rega leta in prihod novega. Pri-
redba sc vrsi obeh dvoranah
Slovenskega delavskega donna,
ma Waterloo Rd. Igrali bosta fl
nj godbi in sicer zgor1ji dvo'
rani bo igral Kristof orkester
v spodnji pa strukel orkester.
Vas, slavno obcinstvo. prav
lepo vabi pevski zbor "Jadran"
da pridete v Slovenski delavskj
dom in nasa leila je, da bi 81
1943 voscili srecno, v upanju
da bi bill mir dosezen "a vse
vecne case, da bi vojska prene'
hala in da hi prislo najbolj nam
''ta malim" v glavo in do spo'
znanja cd kot vojske izvirajo.
Torej, sedaj pa zelimo vsem
Slovencem in Slovenian tel
Jadranovim posetnikom veselc
in srecno novo leto 1913! Listu
"Enakopravnosti' pa dosti no
viii narocnikov!
Frances Wolf, clanica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
POVOJNI SVET

Laval, XII je pripregel svoj poomen voz ugasajoci
Hterjevi zvezd je pricel zdaj kot papiga ponavjat
Hterjev bOjni kirk nevarnosd komunzma, ki ogroza
-kakor pravi Laval-Francjo, Evropo in civizacijo.
Komunizem in zavoevanje-to e bio tisto dvoje kar je
spravo Hitlerja ma vrhunec Nemciji. neprestanim
vpitj jem neVarnos komunisticne diktatUe Nemciji
81 Je Hitler zagotov podporo nemske bWzoazlje; OBJ
ljubami zaVo oevanju pa 81 e zagotoviI podp0ro
Skega mitarizma in nense madne In klizarska vojska
prot komunizmu to e zda tso Herjevo geslo cigar
pOmocjo hoce prodat diktatro Evropi in osalemu
svet Laval pa posluzuje stega gesla namenom, da
bi prodal Francijo Hitlerju
Toda Laval 81 je prepozno nade okep anti
komnsticnega krizarja Zaladi samomorilnh aktvnoti
k0nnsticne internationally vOdene po trOckistiGni ide0
0giji svetovni proletarski revouc je bio Hterju
.nh1, 3otisnt naprej vpraSanje h je pognao mnogo
Nemc"- njegOV tabor in pridobilo lNizaIje tudi V
dlu5--l dezeah, vstevs Zedinjenh drzavah. Toda q
kvidacjo trockistov Rusij je pricelo to vprasane
izgublati svo vaznosti in umkati ozadje Drza
Jospa StaIna je ricela postaja boil in boil naciona-
isticna C1zaVa. docm e post2a k0munisticna ntena-
cionaIa zgo orodje lushe velle potke Ia Macdonald
zacja boljSeviske revolucje je ba zda dokoncana in
usta-j jena ognju ruskO-nemske v0jn2
Stain sam e bill pvi, ki je to spoznal Stain je bill
py, XII je ugooVi da kot krizarska boevnca "a komu
nizem in boreca Sc tujh dezeIah, Sc Russia ne more
merritt Nemco, toda da 81 o Russia steka zadivenje
in hVaeznost Vsega sVeta, AO je plcela bOriti
obrambo svoje lastne ze11le Zato vdimo, da gesla
kate1im Stain danes spodbuja sovjetske almade k Sc
Vecj habrostl in VztranOst MISC marsstiCna gesla XII
bi poziVala zdvzjtv ploetarce syea, emvec so ma
conaisticna gesa patli0tizn2u svobod in lubezn
do domoVine.
kar Sc tte ostale EWops XII je bja strta boju med
kOmunizmom in faszmom, je najbrze navecana vseI
teh NInOv. NazllanJe sVeta je SOW aznO fanatlzmu
nesupnostl, pledVsem pa e s0VraznO zayoevalcem, k
sopicai0 in obnaSajo aE0r petein ma gnOju Po dva
setletni 5lodnj divni cisto ntaIektualnh absrakc
.,li ,,~.sI S.1r.oT,
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Prireditev v korist vojakom
ma Siiyestroy veSer

Cleveland, Ohio. - Pred par
meseci Sc je pod vodstvom di-
rektorija Slovenskega donna ma
Holmes Ave. vrsila odkritev
castna plosca linen nash sloven-
skin sinov, XII sluzijo v ameri-
Ski armadi. Prireditev je izred-
no dobro uspela. Predstavljenih
je bilo veliko stevilo vojakov,
XII so Sc tocasno nahajali ma do
pustu. Tainik donna, Josko Pen
ko, je prebral plosco preko 200
linen. Sedaj ina priglasenih ma
daljnih $50 linen, katera bodo
odkrita ma Silvestrov vecer. Ma
zeljo direktorija Slovenskega
donna, Sc je ustanovila zveza
ocetov in mater sinov, XII sluzijo
s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

UREDNIkOXA POSTA

" ameriski armadi. Izvoljen je|
bill odbor, kateri bo vodil prize
ditev ma Silvestrov vecer. Cisti
preostanek te prireditve Sc bo
porabil "a darila vojakom.
,Odbor je preskrbel Aatek
program "a ia vecer, po progra-
mu Sc bo vrsil pies do nastopa
novega leta 1943, ko 81 bono Sc
gil v roko in eden drugemu vo-
scili srecno llovo leto in srcno
! vrnitev f1asih sinov.
Plosco nadaljnih linen bo od-
kril mas spostovani zupan Frank
J. Lausche, v slucaju njegovo
odsotnosti pa njegov osebni tai
mix, mas rojak John Lokar. Nor
nariski vojni oddelek nam DO
kazal slike IL vojne fronte.
Odbor vabi vse ocete in ma
tere, XII innate sinove pri voja-
kin, da Sc vdelezite te zabave
in izrocite imena vasih sinov vo-
jakoy tajniku, ako niste to re
storili. Prosim, da opozorite vse
nase vojake, XII Sc slucajno ma
hajajo ma dopustu, ma to. Vab'
ljeni ste prav vljudno tudi oni
XII inmate Sc v armadi sinov, pa
ste pripravljeni prispevati ma
Sim vojakom z darili, katerif
sem preprican, bodo zelo vesell
:, Ma veselo svidenje v Sloven
| skem domu ma Holmes Ave. ne
Silvestrov vecer!
John Rozanc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Angl. radio poroeo
Slovencem o cleve-
Iondskem kongresu

London, II. decembra (Radio
prejemna sluzba. - V teku Ion
donske radio oddaje je izjaVil
g. DIR. Kuhar, da Sc sicer Sc ne
We, koliko casa DO vojna Sc ira.
jala, o znagi mad Nemeijo in
Italijo pa da nj vec mogoce dvo-
miti. Ekonomska obnova nase
domovine DO sla vsporedno z
resitvijo raznovrstnih politicnih
in socialnih problemov.s Sploh
bo slika celokupne Europe zelo
razlicna cd one pred izbruhona
vojne. Nasa naloga je, delati ma
tenn, da dosezemo "a Jugoslavi-
jo v tenn novem svetu polozaj in
mesto, XII odgovarja ia njenim
slam in njenim zaslugam.
Jugoslovanska vlada je bra
Mia svoje interese in tudi inte-
rese Slovencev Jugoslaviji.
Izcrpno je goyoril 0 kongre.
su v Clevelandu in tamosnjih
resolucijah. Navedel je posa.
mic te resolucije in tudi obja.
vii imena vodstva in odborni-
kov. Zakljucil je svoj govor re-
koc, da je prisel cas- velikih cd.
|locitev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
lziova Elmer Dovis-u
. JugosIoviiiiii III

Ravnatelj OWI-a, g. Elmer
Davis, je izjavil vceraj ma cas-
niski konferenci v odgovor ma
neko vprasanje glede jugoslo-
vanskega generala Mihajlovica
naslednje:
"Imamo dovolj razlogov, da
zaupamo to, da je general Mi
hajlovic. ma nasi strani. On Sc
nahaja v zelo tezki situaciji, to-
da ostal bo tudi Sc nadalje ma
nasi strani.
"Jugoslovanska vlada, kakor
tudi nasa lastna vlada, inati do
NIGGA popolno zanpanje."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
St. Clair Rifle and Hunting
Club

Cleveland, Ohio. - Tenn po-
tom mammalian vsem damon
kluba, da Sc vrsi v nedeljo, dne
2. januarja oh 1. uri popoldne
letna seja. To je zelo vazna Sc
ia, ker Sc morajo popraviti ne
katere tocke nash pravil, ker je
volitev novih uradnikov in ker
Sc mora urediti druge zadeve,
XII so V korist kluba oziron1a
clanov.
Ma tel seji bodo clani dooili
vstopnice "a klubovo vecerjo III
pies, XII Sc vrsi V soboto, %. ja-
nuarja V SLOW. domu ma Holmes
Ave. Ia tiste clane, XII sc zaradi
gotovih vzrokov ne morejo ude.
leziti te seje, pa Sc lahko naba-
vijo vstopnice in sicer pri tu'
kaj omenjenih clanih: Frank
Spenko, v Collinwoodu, pri An
tonu Urankarju, 837 E. 237 St.
ali pa pri tajniku ma 1914 E. Il
St.
Torej, Sc enkrat opominjan
vse cIane kluba, da Sc gotovc
udelezite tie seje.
z lovskim pozdravom,
Tajnik.