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La gaceta., 1943-07-02
Fue Aprobado ell
P~resupuesto Escolar
Del Condado

La junta de education del con-
dadO aprOb6 aver ell presupuesto
para ell venidero aho fiscal, que
monta a 2,O42, 165, un aumento
de $2S6,447 sobre ell presupuesto
de 1942-43.
Tendra que ser aprobado, para
tener valdez, por la Junta de
PresupuestOs del condado.
FL credito para los sueldos a los
maestros Sc aumenta en- $780,
973; para los directories de las es-
cuelas Sc hace un aumento de
$17,57s.
CalcGlase que ell funcionamien-
to de las escuelas costara, en- ell
aho que va comenzara, mas de
$4,000, 900.
Las escuelas sc ADRIAN ell dia
Is de septiembre. Las fiestas off
ciales, aprobadas por recomenda-
ci6n del superintendent Robin
son, sol las siguientes: noviem-
bre II, Dfa del Armistcio; noviem-
rs y 90, Dia de Oar Gracias a
Dios; diciembre IL, vacaciones de
Navidad, que duraran hasta enc
TO 3; enero %, fin del primer Sc
mestre; abril 8, viernes santo, Y
JUNO 2, finalizara ell segundo Sc
mestre.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
Los Cupones de la
Letra T Deben
Ser Devueltos

La oficina local de la OPA re-
cuerda a todos los duenos de ca
miones que deben devolver, antes
del dia 5 de julio, todos los cupo-
mes no usados de la letra ct" que
tengan en- su poder y que expira-
ron ell dfa 80 de JUNO.
Comenz6 aver la distribution
de los nuevos cupones TT, que re-
emplazan a los de la T, y repre-
sentan un nuevo esfuerzo contra
las operaciOnes del "mercado me-
gro".
Algunas personals depositaron
sus cupones anticipadamente con
sus estaciones de gasolina, ira
tando de levantar un credito para
sus futuras compras.
"Tal practica constituye una
clara violaci6n del racionamiento
de la gasolina por parte del dueho
de la libreta Y del detallista de ga
solina. La oficina central de Wa
shington ha ordenado que Sc haga
una investigation"
Cada cup6n de gasolina debe
llevar en- ell respaldo ell n1mero
de la licencia del vehfculo en- ell
cual Sc deposita la gasolina.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
Divorcios y Pleitos
DECRETOs FINALES


JESUS Rodriguez contra Mary
Rodriguez.
Ines Caldwell contra Frank
Caldwell.
Arturo ]. Delgado contra Jessie
B. Delgado.
Evelyn Elizabeth Marlborough
contra Claudio Lee Marlborough.
Z NUEVAS
Ida Pearl Sanders contra Har-
iris E. Sanders.
Jewell Garrett contra Jose A.
Garrett.
Kathleen Slawson contra Edgar
Slawson:
Laura B. Wood contra JudsOn
Leon Wood.
Reno Luis Ravioli contra Ger
trudis Fang Ravioli.
Mae Carswell contra Calvin
Robert Carswell.
Herman Sutherland contra Es-
ties Sutherland.
Amelia r. Landeira contra Ce-
lestino Landeira.
Dugald Macdonald contra Le-
more M donald.
William R. Kimsey contra Myr-
tie P. Kimsey.
Grace Virginia Lander Jones
contra Winston K. Jones.
Milton David Harris contra
Ines Morrison Harris.
Eugene H. Collins contra Kat
tie Harrison Collins.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
MINEROS ESTAN
VOLVEND0 AL0S POZOS

PITTSBURGH, julio MAS
de $4,000 minerOs atendieron aver
una petici6n patri6tica del secre-
tario Ickes y regresaron a los po-
EOS. Contin6an ICON los brazos
caidos'' mas de 100, 900 hombres.
Varios de los trabajadores ase-
guran que ell lunes extraeran
carbon, no obstante la conmemo-
raci6n patri6tica del 4 de julio.
Los "hderes" insisten en- que
para ell martes cast todos los obre-
ros estaran laborando en- las mi
mas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

Haga su parte: Compre
BONOS DE GUERRA
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
GORTE FEDERAL

FL juez federal Barker conden6
aver a James Howard Pyke, due
no que era de la taberna "Mer-
maid', a un ano de carcel por no
cumplir o los requisites de la
ley del servicio selectivo.
Pyke Sc inscribi6 como ciuda-
dano americana, nacido en- San
Francisco, cuando la verdad es
que naci6 en- Belgica y todavia
conserva la ciudadania beIga. Sc
lie conoce tambien como Maurice
James kindergarten.
Fue condenado a seis meses de
prisi6n Raymond Clifton Smith,
acusado de robarse equipo, pro-
piedad del gobierno, valuado en-
$3.50.
Milton Leroy HARRISON, por
violar la ley del servicio selectivo,
dos amos en- una penitenciarfa;
Violeta McRae, robo de Is cajas
de zumo de fruta, sometida a "su-
pervision"; Samuel Burke, negro,
un poliz6n, 80 dias de carcel.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
ASCENDIDO FL
C0R0NEL QUE CRITICARA
4 UN ALMIRANTE

WASHINGTON, julio q Ell
coronel Hugh J. Knerr, de Port.
land, Oregon, que hace ocho me-
ses criticara al almirante Hart,
siendo pdblicamente amonestado
por ell secretario Stimson, fue
nOminado aver para brigadier ge-
neral.
Esta en- servicio active Y agre-
gado en- Washington a las fuerzas
de aviaci6n.
Fu@ jefe de estado mayor de
la aviaci6n del ejercito en- ell ano
1889.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
P|DE Sc INVESTIGUE
LA CO NTROVERSIA
WALLACE JONES

WASHINGTON, julio g. Ell
senador republican, Bridges, de
New Hampshire, present6 aver
una moci6n para que Sc investigue
la controversial entire Ell vicepre-
sidente Wallace y ell s~ecretario de
concrete Jones.
Bridges deseaba que ell comite
de asuntos militares efectuase la
Investigation; pero ell problema Sc
pas6 al comit6 de asuntos banca-
rios, por la mayoria democratica.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
Citado Cassaro
Como Testigo de
La Defensa

Los abogados del Sr. r. E.
Van Horn, presidente de la
International de Tabaque-
ros, hicieron citar aver como
testigO a Frank Cassaro, ex-
Organizador de la Interna-
cional, de mOdo que compa-
rezca en- un juicio que Sc
efectuara en- la COrte del
Circuito.
CassarO reside en- la casa
nImero 4O1 de la avenida
East Frances.
FL citado tendr& que pre-
sentarse a declarar ell veni-
dero martes por la manana,
a las 1000, cuando empeza-
"a un juiciO final de a dias,
presididO pOr Ell juez Sand
Ter.
Van Horn aparece acusa-
do en- ell case, en- un juicio
sobre sus atribuciOnes como
presidente.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
HABRA UNA CEREN1V|
PATRIOTIGAp|
IGLESIA SAN MARI

efectuara una ceremonial , Da,.
ca en- la iglesia metodi,,.
Marcos.
Seran recOrdadOs los niemI
de esa iglesia que ahora DsrtI
cen a las fuerzas armada, n
naclon Sc nombran Ran
valdes, RodOlfO BOrrero, ma
V. Ramirez, Eric Burton hi
Alberto Cotton, Alfredo o.
Henry Capaz, Aurelio Lsb,,
Roberto LebredO, Emilio L4b,I
Manuel Hevia, Roberto Bods
nacio Juan Bode, Angel Pla.
naldo R. Soto, Julian SOto
Angel Suarez, Fernando Il
Te6filo Llama, Raimundo {
Avelino Cruz, Charles Leon.
Arturo PORTLAND, Mario No
DEE, Walter Starr y Tony Pro
ZanO.
Presentara Ell Rev. Levi
bandera Y la lista de honor.
Pronunciara un discourse al
al acto, ell professor Rafael N
nez Ibor.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

ADhAANN AONy JuliO "a
pueblo americana Sc lie llama de
nuevo la atenci6n por personals
que ocupan altos puestos, pero no
desean que sus nombres sean
mencionados, sobre la posibilidad
de que los nazis traten de bombar-
dear en- este verano, con fines de
propaganda Y moral, algunas
ciudades americanas.
LA guerra Sc acerca a un vio-
lento verano Y cualquier cosa pue-
de suceder."
Los ataques tendrfan por fina-
lidad generar ell panico en- ell pue-
bio americana y hacerle retener
aqui un mayor n1mero de aviones.
Possible es que Ell enemigo ataque
desde portaviones o submarines
capaces de transporter uno o. dos
aeroplanos.
BESIDE Londres comunican que
los nazis estan perdiendo actual
mente un submarine por cada va
por mercante que hunden.
Berlin comunica por la Radio
que en- JUNO lie fueron hundidos a
los Aliados 81 vapores mercantes
con un total de 149, 900 toneladas.
Estas cifras son exageradas, pero
representa- una gran disminu-
ci6n sobre las que diera Goebbels
en- cuanto al mes de MARIO, $780,
900 toneladas.
Ell alto comisionado ingles en-
Canada dijo la semana pasada
que en- IA dias lie fueron destruf-
dos a los nazis IA sumergibles.
Para custodian los convoyes uti-
ahora los Aliados nuevos
portaviones y aparatos de mayor
de acci6n, y buques ligeros
dotados con armas secretas.
No obstante sus perdidas, cree
Sc que Alemania todavia dispone
de mas de 400 submarines.
Los nipones contratacaron aver
con u aeroplanos, en- las islas
Solomon; pero tuvieron que reti-
rarse halo la accion efectiva de
los cazas Y buques americanos.
En- la isla de Nueva Georgia las
americans capturaron la
bahia de Viru.
Perdieron los japoneses no me-
nos de 65 aparatos en- una batalla
de TODD ell dia librada frente a la
isla Rendova.
La aviaci6n americana expert
ment6 la perdida de II aparatos,
sufriendo averias ell transporte
McCawley.
En- la Nueva Guinea ell general
Macarthur dirige personalmente
las Op~eraciones, persiguiendo ell
objective de apoderarse de Rabaul.
La ocupaci6n de la isla Rendova
Sc ha completado.
Los australianos atacan a los
japoneses en- Ell sector de la bahia
de Nassau, pOr debajo de Sala-
mua.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
vENTA DE P~RoPIEDADEs

Manuela Rodriguez a Salvatore
Capitano.
Lloyd Neil Ackley a Holtsinger
Motor Co.
Marjorie B. Hammer a Mabel
Crotts Marsh.
Andres F. Davis a Thomas E.
Broos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para la tarde y Ia nd
de hoy. Temperature prOpis
la estaci6n. Minima, a las 5 d
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
PETICIONES DE


Solicitaron aver la ciudadania
de los Estados Unidos, Manuel
Gonzalez, Mary Capitano, Lean
dro Casanova, Miguel Mauricio,
Arsenic Acre Y George James
Lynch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

BEDROOM SETS consisting Of new bed,
dresser and chest. with simmons spring
and innerspring mattress, complete, 5000,
terms. Benson Furn.. 1924 Woodward.
BEDROOM SUITE with boz spring mat.
tress, A regular $i3e outfit for $50.
ALVIN FURNITURE. 1851 w. Vernon.
Open Thur. FIJI, Sat. Ewes. TIN Q.
DINING SUITE - T-piece mahogany: 2
barber chairs: reasonable. Evenings or
Sunday. Trinity 1887.
DINING ROOM suite-e-piece. walnut; ex-
cellent condition: sacrificing cash. Ivan.
hoe s0e5.
FRENCH lounge, chair with ottoman, silk
brocatel coca color, light walnut wood
IKE new: $40. Also curio cabinet: $40. and
girls 1s-lnch bicycle $40. Townsend
6-475e. Apartment 2os, 1878 Coilingwood.
1NNERsPRING MATTRESS AND BOX
SPRINGS, WHILE THEY LAST.
SPITZ-7665 GRATioT AT BALDWIN
JUNIOR bed, complete. $40: extension gate
leg table. VInewood 2-35sg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

ELECTRIC Epsphone guitar with amplifier.
Practically like new. Call Vermont
6-3777.
PIANo-Upright; excellent condition; lovely
tone; mahogany case. 221 East Webster,
Ferndale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

JUNIOR bed complete, $40: extension gat
leg table. VInewood 2-35sg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Electric Refrigerators
Wanted miscellaneous

ICE REFRIGERATOR. So UP
ePITZ 1888 GRATIoT. AT BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds, jswelry, old
gold. Original Detroit Gold Refiners.
SIDNEY KRANDALL. 1880 BROADWAY
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Electric Washers

USED WASHERS
ALL MAKES SFRVfCED AND PARTS
eHORTY's WASHER
5O3i HAMILToN-TEMPLE 1880
WASHERS bought. sofa, servioed and re-.
built ALVEY's Home Appliance, l2ll7
Grand River. H0Earth 05s0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

KLUGE 4 GORDON printing press optrs.
Also multigraph ana multicoior opera
tors. All for full time, permanent work
with quick advancement to operation OF
other small printing presses. See Mr.. Pew
r. l.. Polk A Co, AL Howard 81.
| (Downtownl. WMPC Regulations.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
GRADUATE WITH HONORS

Among the four valedictori-
ans of Collinwood High School,
who were graduated la
month, three of them were Slo-
venes. They came through with
straight A averages throughout
the three years of senior high.
They we're: Robert Mihalic, 439
E. 158 St.; Edward Intihar,
2O971 Collier Ave-, Euclid, O.,
and Mary Cigoj, 19206 Mo-
hawk Ave.
Mary Cigoj earned herself a
$500 scholarship to Flora Stone
Mather College, Cleveland, O.,
and a $500 scholarship to Hi
ram College, at Hiram, O.
Bob Mihalich left for the
Marines on June 30th, and Ed
Intihar was inducted on June
3Oth, and will leave on July
18th.
Congratulations on your fine
work during your High School,
and may you continue on the
road to success in life!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
TeIenews Theatre

Picture highlights of the
greatest mistake Hitler ever
made-the Invasion of Russia
headline the new Telenews pro-
gram. AS the third year of war
opens the Nazis have lost over
100000 men in two years of
battle on Soviet soil. Their
losses continue to mount under
the increased fury Of the Rus
sian offensive. Latest action
films show the Black Sea Fleet
in battle action against Axis
planes and U-boats. From the
Central front come films of the
battle for and recapture of
ravaged Vyasma, where hun
dreds of Russian citizens were
herded into a concentration
camp and burned alive.
Featured short subject this
week is Don't Hook Now" Bob
Hope and Bing Crosby meet the
country's leading golfers in a
charity match in California.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
IN MEMORY or RUDOLPH
FRANZ

On Wednesday, June 23rd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Franz,
15304 Huntmere Avenue, were
notified that their son, Seaman
1st Class, Rudolph Franz, was
drowned while swimming at
the Palisade Amusement Park
in New York City, on June
goth. He had been on week
end leave.
A swimming companion in
formed his parents that their
son was trying to swim cove,
the distance of an average city
block, and that he disappeared
in the water Immediately after
reaching the opposite side of
the cove. His body was re-
covered in a short time, but eff
forts of a rescue squad after
administering oxygen for al
most two hours failed to revive
him.
A graduate of Collinwood
High School, he enlisted in the
U. S. Navy four years ago. Be-
sides his parents he is survived
by a brother, Pvt. Raymond
Franz, stationed at Camp
Croft, North Carolina. ~-
Funeral services were held
Saturday, June 26th, from ST.
Vitus Catholic Church. Burial
was at Calvary Cemetery.
Seaman 1st class Rudolph
Frank may have left us all be-
hind, but his name shall al
ways remain in the hearts and
minds of all.
Dorothy M. Orehovec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

Housewives, summer is prac-
tically here! And that means
flies and mosquitoes! And that
means window screens! No
doubt you have them up al
ready. But are you sure they
are fastened securely? The
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gil says many small children
suffer fatal injuries every year
because a window screen gives
way and the child plunges to
the ground. Don't let a loose
screen bring tragedy to your
home.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
HOME ON LEAVE

After serving our country
for nine months, Sgt. Anton
Malavasic, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Malavasic, '19401 Pawnee
Avenue, arrived home by plane
to spend the week end with
his parents and many friends.
Sgt. Malavasic was among
the first of the 18 year old
boys to leave for the service.
Before his induction he attend
ed Collinwood High School, and
was the leader of the Blue
Jacket Orchestra.
Our best wishes go to the
young Sgt, for a safe and
speedy return.
Dorothy M. Orehovec
"Snoopy''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Marolt,
1128 E. II St., recently left for
the Navy. He was graduated
from Cathedral Latin High
School last month, where he
participated in many sports.
He was also known as one of
the most active football and
baseball players.
In the Army for eight months
is Corporal Albert j. Klinek,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Klinek,
1133 E. 168 St. He was first
sent to Florida, then Mississippi
pi, Michigan, and now he is
stationed in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laznik
have three sons in the u. S.
Army. Pfc. Tony Laznik is in
Australia and hasn't been home
in two years. Likewise his
brother Pfc. Frank Laznik is
away for two years, and hasn't
been granted one furlough. At
present he is stationed in Ha-
waii. The youngest of the
brothers, Corporal John Laz-
mix is in Boston, Mass.
Somewhere in Australia, with
the Medical Corps, is Sgt. Leo
Simoncic Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Simoncic, 1896 Cor
sica Ave. In one of his recent
letters he writes that he has
seen much of the world, some
of it being beautiful, but none
can compare with his home
town, Cleveland, where his par
ents and wife anxiously await
his return.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
WAR AND YOU PROGRAM

The "OPA Question Box" will
present another in it's series of
radio quiz programs on ration
ing and price control Monday
evening, July 5, at 7:45 p. M,
over station WTAM.
Participating in the program
are the following local OPA
officials:
Master of Ceremonies: Will
son G. Stapleton, Regional In
formation Executive.
Board of Experts: DR.. Ed
ward C. Welsh, Regional Price
Executive; Mrs. Dorotha Mar
low, Group Services Specialist ;
Charles Mitchell, Re g i onal
Food Rationing Representative.
Listeners with problems in
volving rationing or price con-
troll should send their questions
to the Information Department,
Room 224, Office of Price Ad-
ministration, Union Commerce
Building, Cleveland, and an
swers will be given during the
radio broadcast. Questions not
answered on the radio program
will receive a reply by mail.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
IT'S WACS

The WAACs will now be
known as the WACs as the
Congress sent a bill to the
White House transferring the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corp
into the Army of the United
States.
With this transfer, the Or
ganization will be renamed the
Women's Army Corps. At the
same time the bill raised the
maximum age of women at time
of enlistment from As to so
years-thus any woman in the
age range from 20 to so years
may enlist.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
AUXILIARY TO BE
ORGANIZED

The Yadran Post No. 8,
American Yugoslav Legion has
taken the initiative to organize
a Women's Auxiliary, and a
meeting for it's organization has
been called for Sunday, July
18th, at 2 p. m. at the Slovene
National Home, St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
LOUIS ADAMIC PENS TRUE
STORY FOR SATURDAY
EVENING POST

Mr.. Louis Adamic, American
Slovene writer, has again
brought before the eyes of the
world, the heart rending, true
to life story of a young woman
doctor and her lover, who to-
gether with other patriots of
Slovenia struggled to escape
the fate, to which they had been
doomed by the invasion of Hit
ler's hordes.
The story appears under the
caption What Hitler Did to
My Friends" in the July 3rd
issue of the Saturday Evening
Post.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
SOCIAL IN THE OPEN

Members of the Slovene Cho-
rus Slovan are planning a good
time for their Social which will
be held in the open, on the
grounds of Slovene Society
Home, Recher Ave-, tomorrow.
A good place to give your vo-
cal chords some practice, and
a good chance to enjoy a few
hours entertainment right in
your own vicinity without
transportation problems.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

All worn out from whipping
around on the clothesline, Mr.. O.D.
Outdoor Dried) Shirt looks en-
yiously at Mr.. I'D. (lndoor Dried)
Shirt stepping nerrily out the
laundry door.
One particular test made by the
Laundry Institute showed that
some color-fast percales of high
quality became so faded after twen-
ty 2O-minute exposures to sun dry.
ing that it was almost impossible to
discern their original coloring or
designs. Swatches from the same
original cloth, washed and dried
inside at the laundry, however, re-
mained just as clear-toned and de-
finitely patterned as the original
cloth. That's one Of the reasons
why professional laundries dry our
things inside instead of letting Old
Sol get in his destructive work.
Then. too, clothing whipping
about on the line has tendency to
become weakened where the clothes
pins are attached. All this is q.
voided in the professional laundry
where articles are dried inside. In
side drying also protects clean
washing from becoming contami.
mated again with gasoline fumes
and SCOT which may Be present in
To prevent fading and weaken.
ing materials by outdoor drying at
home. hang the washing early III
the morning so II can be taken
down before the midday period
Oh late in the afternoon. And never
hang hang out the washing in . stEon1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Labor Picnic

The Cleveland Labor Picnic
Committee announced today
that OPA has granted a special
food allotment for it's 18th An
nrel Independence Day Picnic
to be held Sunday, July 4th, at
the Ranch Picnic Grounds,
14300 Turney Road. This means
that all the nationality dishes
and other food and refresh
ments for which the annual la
Dor event is well-known, will
be served this year.
Another feature at the picnic
will be the noted radio enter
tainers, Pales VICAR Dance
Orchestra, who will play ma
tionality and American dances
throughout the afternoon and
evening.
Dan Merritt, former Golden
Gloves heavyweight champ,
and Willard Earl, well-known
local boxer, will stage an exhi-
bition match.
The Committee a | S o an
nounces the showing of outdoor
movies during the evening, in
Guiding the Soviet film classic
"Chapejev."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
LOOKE4%
with JOSEPHINE 1UpDlesToN

From the way grandma pulled
down the shades against sunlight
on her carpets, we can be sure
she'd never have dried her washing
out of doors if she'd known this
would be destructive to colors. :,
In fact, with modern gadgets for
testing all sorts of things that hap
pen to the family washing, grand
ma probably would be the very
first to toss aside her reputation
Tor thriftiness in view of scientific
truths which reveal she wasn't as
wise as she thought. :.
For example, tests made by the
American Institute of Laundering
clearly show that outdoor driving
OF colored things often makes them
unusable because of faded colors
long before the fabric itself has
succumbed to normal wear. ~ =,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
VISITS SON IN WASHING
TON

Mrs. Louise Krashoc, CTS E.
200 St., is in Washington, D.
G., where she is visiting with
her son, William, who has been
employed as an engineer with
the government surveyors for
the past seven years.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Independence
Day

Tomorrow is officially "IN-
DEPENDENCE DAY" - but no
gay, festive ceremonies of past
years will mark it. Tomorrow's
independence Day will find our
brothers, sons, and husbands on
the battlefields, fighting to keep
this Independence.
The sincere hope of all peace
loving peoples is that next In
dependence Day will be observ-
ed throughout the world under
more congenial circumstances -
where no strife and enmity be-
tween nations will be existent.
1t is our hope that those who
are spending tomorrow's Inde-
pendence Day away from their
homes and loved ones, may soon
put an end to all aggressors OF
Independence and return to find
that their efforts have not been
in vain,