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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
Help Employers File
Compensation Reports

Massachusetts employers OF
one or more individuals are
now subject to the Employ
ment Security Law which
provides for the payment of
unemployment compensation
benefits. These employers
must file report showing the
earnings of each employee
and pay contributions on
these earnings" Robert E.
Marshall, Director of the Div
ision of Employment Secur-
ity, stated today.
"These reports and contribu-
tons for the first three month
period of 1943 are due not later
than April 30, 1943. This year
there are thousands of newly
subject employers who have
never before filed such reports,
AS a service to these employers
the Division of Employment
Security has made arrange
ments to have specially trained
personnel present in eighty
seven cities and towns through
out the State during the first
part Of April to assist these en-
ployers who must pay contribu-
tons under the provisions of the
Employment Security Law and
any employer desiring assist
ance should call at the nearest
point listed in the schedule be-
low. Any employer who has not
already filed a so-calIed EN-
ployer'S Status Report" with the
Division of Employment Security
should take this opportunity to
comply with the provisions of
the State law and thus avoid
the imposition of fines Or penal
ties provided under the law for
failure to file such reports" Mr..
Marshall added.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
Technical Trades Vital

After the war, experts are
agreed that a Golden Techni-
cal Age will be upon us with
rich rewards in aviation, diesel
engines, air-conditioning, plaS-
tics, radio, and related techni-
cal trades. Only those so me-
chanically or technically mind
ed to operate the machinery
and handle the tools will find
work in these new higher wage
occupations.
Union leaders can allow
colored workers to enter these
fields only in the lower farm
or domestic service fields. Any
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
Stars With kirby's
Band Al Symphony

John Kirby's brilliant band,
which has delighted millions of
fans on the radio networks and
in the hotels, clubs and thea
ters the world over, with its
specialization in unique rhy-
tiln1s, whcih he terms "salon
Swing, and splendid orches-
trations of both classical and
popular idiomS, will play a Star
Spangled Concert of Modern
American Music from Bach to
Boogie Woogie" Thurs. Eve.
April Is at Symphony Hall.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
aRRHMMMEnHM REMMRH HEmMMnB
BEAUTY HINTS
By NINA TEMPLE
RELAX FOR BEAUTY

There is a way to beauty
through relaxation; when you
relax the body, the face auto
matically relaxes and the lines
of care fade away. Now there
are several ways to relax. One
is by taking a tepid bath, an
other is by way Of massag and
next comes deep breathing and
then comes sleep. Any or all of
these relaxing agents may be
used singly or in combination.
Just give relaxation a chance
and see how the face unravels
its threads Of care and smoothes
out into beauty.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
Mr.. Dies Reds

Meyers was slapped into jail
but was later freed by Federal
Judge Picard after a review of
the case. This action proved
that the Federal authorities
did not believe young Meyers
was diSloyal. At the same time
it failed to solve a problem
that will increase with neglect.
At Canton, Ohio, nearly
1000 white workers, mostly
crackers, walked off a defense
Job at the Timkins Roller
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
FOR SALE

NINE ROOM HOUSE in excel
lent condition, located in North
Cambridge. ALI Improvements,
hot water heat, and hard wood
floors. For appointment call H.
Owens, Tro. 1891 between 10
T. M.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
GUARDIAN SPORTS

Bill Bingham of Harvard and
yours truly, Borican's talents
would have been stifled in Dix
lie.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03

AT your sewing
circle luncheon
Or your next
Bridge party
snack
For these devil
ed ham sur
prises
Are as tasty as
fhp Drizpe
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
And each Belle will jingle prais
Be she home-girl, WAVE or WAA
Deviled Ham TrlanuIes


Be she home-girl, WAVE or WAAC.
peviIed Ham TrianaIes
2 cups sifted cake flour; 2 tea
spoons double-Rcting baking pow.
der; X teaspoon salt; table.
spoons butter or other shortening;
X cup milk; to 4 tablespoons
deviled ham.
Sift -four once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cut in shortening. Add
milk all at once and stir carefully
until all flour is dampened. Then
stir vigorously Until mixture forms
soft dough and follows spoon
around bowl. Turn out on lightly
Toured board and knead 80 seconds.
Roll 1s inch thick and cut in q
inch squares. Spread with deyiled
ham, Fold squares in half, form
ing triangles; pinch edges to.
gether. Bake on INCREASED baking
sheet in hot oven (450' F.) IL to
Is minutes, Makes "a dozen
triangles.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
Wise Sayings

Sweets to a shut-up mouth
are like a mess Of meat set on a
grave"
1.-THE essence of all perfect
art, is gratitude"
Measure your friend-per-
haps he is a table friend"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-04-03
An Ideal
Party Treat
Page Tive

L. BY Frances Lee Barton -
you'll have Bellies" that
Il Jingle jangle
II you serve a ham triangle
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10

IN Detroit. The charge
for n call 10 IN Edther
1912" ~ the same ns
for n local call.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Yank FIiers Smash
Jap Base al HOnqdy

CHUNGkING. June 9 uNSl--
A smashing attack by fighter
escorted Mitchell homberS Of the
American Air Force against Japa-
neSe installations in Hongay
French Indo-China. was an
nounced today in a Communique
issued at l4th Air Force head
OuaTfprS
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
5 German Prisoners
In Texas Camp Flee

CAMP HOOD. Tex. Jure 9
up Five Geyman military priS-
onerS wcre AZ larce in Texas today
after thcu escape from the North
Camp Hood internmcnt area.
Military authorities enlisted the
aid OF the Federal Bneau of
Investigation, state and \local
officers IN the search for the men,
all u or p years of age.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

WFXL,-Parads ~ Bands
1:ih q. NJ.
NtR-Pepper Young d
WV RettN CroCker r
CKLW-Rhythm Matinee
VICAR Matinee melodies
WNYZ HOLLYWOOD news
WJLB Ridin The range NJ
SOC =. NJ.
NJR -lInda's hrst love.
NNJ Mary Marlin ID.
WCAR-NeWs Ace.
WNNZ Morton pOwnev N
WJLR-Newsi Matinee NJ
NFsNf.-NeWsCast
WJBk.News Pop, Leyden
Sis =. VI.
Editor Daughter.
WILMA Perkins n
NCAR-The Grab Bag.
WYNN true STORY -
WEXL--M Musical program
$3.50 y. NJ.
NJR-In HARMONY n.
WWJ Pepper Young n,
WCAR-The Roundup
WENL-MuslC l. s. Loves
S;4A Y. VI.
NlR- Music men
WWJ--HAppiness Right n
CKLW-Bulls and Roners.
WCAR-Federsl Salute
WNNZ Between nookend'
4 ;OO Y. VI
WJR Home Front
WWJ BaCkstage Wlfe-D
CkI.W News
WCAR-NeWs
WNNZ-Cluh matinee Y
WJLB-Front PAGE Drama
WENL-- NeVsCast music
WJRk News. pop Levder
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10

Sam Salvatore Della. was
wounded by a machine gun bullet
al Attu and now IS IN A hospital
al Seattle. Wash.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-10
Detroiter Wounded

The Jesse Dclia's Of 37l9 Ellery
learned today that their son, Pfc.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Una carta del
buen amigo
Ruben Fabelo

BESIDE New Orleans. donde ae-
tualmente reside, nos envia una a
tenta carta ell quito joven y buen
amigo Ruben Fabelo.
Nos dice Ruben que la preciosa
ciudad viene a ser eel segundo to-
mo" dc la Habana en- cuanto a CO.
mercio, cines Y transito.
Saluda carinosamente a sus a.
migos tampenos, 10 mismo que su
esposa, la bella sonora Olga Baez,
hija de nuestros estimados amigos
los esposos Mario Baez.
BESIDE esta ciudad, que ellos tar
to quieren, mandamos a Ruben y
Olga un afectuoso saludo, con vo-
tos por su dicha.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
LAS POSI-
CLONES NIPoNAS EN- LA
ISLA WAKE

Honolulu, Oct IL - Las po-
siciones japonesas fueron ataca-
das en- la isla Wake y ell enemigo
perdi6 mas de 81 aeroplanOs en-
dos dias de ataques y bombardeo,
segun un boletin del almirante
Chester w. Nimitz.
Intervinieron en- la operaci6n u
ma fuerza de portaviones y varios
aparatos "Liberadores".
Mas de 80 aviones japoneses
fueron destruidos en- ell aire y los
Aliados perdiern 10.
Sc arrojaron en- los objetivos
militares mas de 500 toneladas de
bombas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Ell GoBIERNO MEMCA-
NO Ell ES-
TUDIO DE La DIETA
DE LOS OBREROS

Ciudad de Mexico, oct. 8 (0NA)
FL Departamento del Trabajo del
gobierno de Mexico patrocina Off
cialmente ell estudiO cientifico de
Ia dieta de los obreros de esta
naci6n, que estan llevando a cabo
los d~octores Jose Felipe Franco v
Antonio Garcia Tijerina.
FL objeto de este estudio es de-
terminar la alimentaci6n mas a
propiada para los obreros mexica-
nos en- las differences industrias,
fijando, ademas las raciones in
dispensables en- cada una de elias.
Ell Departamento del Trabajo
ha realizado va analisis Y estu-
dos sobre los alimentos de los
obreros en- la industrial minera y
en- otras; pero 5 es solamente
una Ease de este amplio problema.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
LA MATINEE DE AVER

Tan concurrida como las ante
riores resulto la matinee bailable
celebrada aver domingo por la Sec
cion de Reereo y Adorno del Cen
tro Espanol, en- su preciosa sala
de fiestas.
Todo ALI fue algeria, divitiendo
sc los asistentes en- grade maxi
mo. En- los descansos de la or
questa se podia observar a las pa
rejitas en- allegro charla, sentadas
en- las mesas elegantemente ador-
nadas.
La plataforma colgante de la
musica fue ocupada por la orques-
ia "Don Francisco, premiandose
su labor con nutridas salvas de a.
plausos.
A las ocho de la noche, como fin
de fiesta, Sc TOGO ell Himno Nacio-
nal Americana.
Congratulamos a los chicos de
Manuel Vale por ell exito alcan-
zado.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
so, 9lla,;o RoL,;qus,

ell Patio LA Sonora, ell segundo
rurno lie correspondi6 a los conjun
tos "Don Francisco" y LA Tropi-
CAL"
A continuation damos a como
Ger algunos de los nombres de las
personals que pudimos saludar:
Francisco Garcia y Sra, Victo-
riano Manteiga, director de este
diario; Oscar Lacalle, cronista So
cial de "Traducci6n- Prensa"; DR..
Ibrahim Garcia Y Sra, Manuel
| Santos Pau, DR.. Carlos Barbas y
Sra, Pastor Mesa Y Sra, George
Vale Y Sra, Daniel Vale Y Sra,
Luis Menendez Y Sra, Domingo
Perez Y Sra, Rogelio Rodriguez y
Sra, Jose Sanchez, Manuel Vega,
Santiago Edilla Y Sra, Ibrahim
Dfaz y Sra, Joe Guzman Y Sra,
Henry Lopez y Sra, Pancho We
lasco.
Peter Blanco Y Sra, Arturo Ca
nero Y su prometida Lucille, Pan
chito Aspra Y Sra, Emilio Correa
v Sra, Segundo Gonzalez Y Sra,
Benigno Gonzalez Y Sra, Francis
CO Varon Y Sra, Raul Camera y
Sra, Roberto Garcia Y Sra, Au-
relic Garcia Y Sra, Isidro Marti-
nez v Sra, George Gerardine Y Sc
nora, de vista en- esta ciudad, pre-
ceden de louisiana; Lius Roman
y Rra., Manuela, Teresa Y Julia
Roman, Miguel Gown, Eduardo
Falcon Y Sra, Horacio Rodriguez
y Sra. Tony Dago Y Sra, Evelio
Alvarez Y su prometida Ida Vale.
Dalia Vale, Ligia Vega, Jose We
ga Y Sra, America Llanes, George
Bello Y Sra, Antonio Castro y
Sra, Arturo Rodriguez Y Sra,
Evelyn v Norma Garcia, Luis Va.
ron v Sra, Luis Vigil y Sra, Fill.
berto Berm1dez Y Sra, Mario Mi.
ra, Bonny Nodine Y Sra, Rafae
Artiga Y Sra, Mike Garcia y Sc
nora, Rolando Rodriguez, AdOlfC
Suarez Y familia.
A las doce en- punto de la noche
set ermin6 esta fiesta, de la que
Sc guardara grato recuerdo.
Felicitamos a los organizadores
por ell gran exito obtenido.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
CAVICLIA LEAL A MUSSOLINI

Londres, Oct liza radio ale
mana dice que ell mariscal EnricO
Caviglia, que ~compartiera con Ba-
doglio los honores de la batalla de
Vittorio Veneto, Sc ha puesto a
disposition del mando aleman.
FL almirante Thaon Di Revel ha
reiterado SUI fidelidad al nuevO
"partido republican, fascista' y
tambien ell comandante Pirzio BIZ
roll.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
UMPLEAN

Aver Domingo cumplio setenta
v tres amos la venerable Sra. Fran
cisca Mercedes Pierce, residente
del 1906 de la avenida Nebraska.
A su hogan acudieron sus fami-
liares Y m1ltiples amistades a de-
searle feliz dia Y colmarla de re-
galos.
Nuestra felicitacion muy since
ra para la Sra. Pierce.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
PARA MEXICO

En- viaje de recreo parte hoy
lunes para Mexico ell Sr. Leonardo
Suarez Eel Mejicano), domiciliado
en- ell 2O22h de la septima Ave
nida.
En- la ciudad azteca permane-
cera una t~emporadita, visitando
familiares Y amistades.
Feliz viaje Y muchas diversio-
mes lie deseamOs.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
EN- Ell SANATORIO

BESIDE hace algunos dias Sc en-
cuentra recluido en- ell Sanatorio
del Centre Asturiano ell Sr, Anto-
MO arrange, ell que hizo expresa-
mente Ell viaje desde Key West
para ingresar en- esa casa de sa-
lud.
Nos alegrarfa saber de su prom
to v total restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
II UN ExITAZO

.omo Sc esperaba resulto ell Bal
social de anoche en- la sociedad
culo Cdbano, obra de la coope-
ion de la Seccion de Recreo Y
as miembros de la Directiva.
ION este festival Sc conmemora-
la patri6tica fecha Guiana "Gri
he Yara", verificandose al efec
ma lucida reception, en- la que
aban Representatives las socie-
es hermanas, ell Consul de Gu
Sr. Alberto La Campo, la prem
latina Y otras distinguidas per
alidades.
\ acto 10 abri6 ell Sr. Presi-
lite de la sociedad, quien pro-
nci6 una bella plea %oratoria.
ties de terminar dijo que solo
sria la presentation de las per-
has ALI presentes, dado 10 avan-
lido de la bora, Y que ell Sr. Con-
n harfa ell resumen. Tocole ell
,rno al Sr. Consul Y Sc refirio
,n facil palabra a la fecha pa
.iotica, siendo apludido.
Con un riqufsimo ponche Y dull
Is Sc obsequi6 a los presentes.
Asistieron a la reception las 81
personals:
RAYMOND Sheldon, senador del
sstado Y Sra; DR.. Ismael Angulo
Sra; DR.. Jose Antonio Domin-
.uez vi Sra; Bonifacio Valero y
A.. G. Grimaldi Y Sra; Eli
60 Perez, Vice Consul de Cuba
Sra; Cesar Rivero Mas, Canci-
er del Consulate de Cuba que
oy lunes parte para Key West,
.nde Sc hara cargo del Consula-
o de esa ciudad; Francisco Gar
V Sra; Oscar Cuervo, Angel
Gilberto Delfino, JESUS
'ernandez, Ricardo Rodriguez,
[erminio Badillo, Antonio Alton
]. M. Lopez, Juan Casellas, vi
ente Valdes, Genaro Alfonso,
iranda Y Sra, Alfredo Rodriguez
Sra, Violeta Rodriguez, Maria
10 Rodriguez Y Sra, Mariana Cue
D y Sra, Eladio Mezquida, Fran
.isco Jimenez, Adolfo Suarez y
'ra., Alicia Suarez, Manuel Vale,
Fernandez, Pepfn Esca-
ante, Leon Haber, V. Martinez,
'r. Carlos Barba Y Sra, Francis
0 Aspra Y Sra, L. H. F~alconier y
.ra., Y Otros mas.
La fiesta comenz6 a las seis de
4 tarde, estando la parte baila-
lie en- la sala principal a cargo de
! orquesta Manuel Sanchez y en-
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
MAREAS

Marea alta a las 1886 am. Y
1:21 pm; marea baja a las 7:10
am. Y 1884 pm.
Sale ell sol a las 1928 am. y Sc
pone a las 7:O5 pm; sale la luna
a las 6:12 pm. y Sc pone a las
5:17a.m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27

"Kdyby Nemci byli obsadili
budovu, bylo by velmi t6zke
dostat je odtud pryc. A v bu-
dove nez1stal ami jeden stTelec.
"Nahle kulomet Ease sputil
ma postupujfcfho neprftele.
Nemci obratili a zacali utfkat.
Druhy 1tok byl odrazen.
"Ut1kal jsem k profesorske-
mu domu a nasel jsem Native
jeva vedle kulometu a obvaza-
nyma rukama. Pol1bil jsem no
a beze SLOW utikal k zadn1m
dverfm. Nasel jsem tam ira
kar nalozeny s knihami a We
die ODE dfvky. Ma profesoro-
We rukavu byla krev. Ptal jsem
sc CO Sc stale. Mic Tekl profe-
sor, obvazal jsem stfelcovy ra-
ny, je to skutecny hrdina. To
sc mi to rozjasnilo. Chytil jsem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27

z profesor1 a ucitel1 dstavu.
Professor Persin neodpovedel.
Brzy Sc vsak v mfstnfm liste oh
.jevila zprava: "Vsichni obca-
ne kteri Sc z1castnili bojG ma
pozemku zemedelskeho 1stavu
Sc zadaj1 ably zaslali sve vzpo-
mfnky ma tuto adresu."
Ia n6kolik dnf prisel k fedi-
tell 1stavu raneny nadporucik,
ktery Sc pTedstavil jake "dG-
stojnfk kulometne roty Koro-
bova" a Tekl re chce neco W.
pravet O bojfch ma pozemku Il
lstavu. Rekl toto:
"Kontrolovali jsme sve HID
ky. Kazdym okamzikem jsme
cekali nemecky 1tok. Mezi tros
kami jsem nahle narazil ma
muze v civilnfch satech, asi We
veku 45 let. Vedle neho u osa-
'mele zdi staly dive dfvky a m1j
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27
MOSKEVSKY PROFESSOR
SAVIC (MOSKVA.)

Moskva (ONA) = Tento
pTfb6h Dude zaj1mat ty, kteTf
mysl1 re profesorove jsou kni-
homolove, re jejich hlavy jsou
plny neuzitecnych vedomostf,
a re 81 nemohou poradit v prak
tickem zivote.
Je to pTfb6h o profesorovi,
kter6ho udalosti vrhly do zou-
fale situace, a ktery Sc zacho-
val vyborne a 1cinne a pax sc
skromne stahl do pozadf.
K udalosti, ktera byla ozna-
mena teprve nynf, doslo v lete
1912, kdy Nemci vtrhli do Vo-
roneze a toto stare ruske mes
to Sc stale bojistem. Doslo k
nj ma zamedelskem 1stave,
jenz byl evakuovan do Kabak-
Stanu.
Fronta prochazela poem
KEN 1stavu a bojovalo Sc G
kazdou poslucharnu a kolej
Ma kOnec Dyll Nemc1 Zahnanl
Ones zem6d6lsky 1stav, ja-
ko jin6 instituce, ktere byly
pod okupaci, vysetruje udalos.
ii z teto dolby, ably Sc zjistil roz.
sab skod a armadnf a lidovt
jednotky, ktere brandy 1zem.
1stavu. Tuto praxi Tfdf profe.
sor Persin, z biologickeho cd.
delen1.
Pr kontrole shromazden6h(
materialu prohlasil reditel Il
stavu profesoru Persinovi, u
nenf z~aznamenano mic o mu
zfch, kteTi ma pozemku 1stavl
boiovali a dodal, re je skod'
re mezi obranci nebylo nikoh'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27

Matvejev, pycha nasi roty, ne
chal hence pTijlt bl1zko a n.y.
nj pail ma ne z budovy, ktera
byla znama jake profesorsky
dun. Nemci Sc zacali kryt a
brzy obratili. Teprve ted jsem
81 vzpomnel re v tonic dome
must byt professor a jeho divky.
Myslil jsem 81, snad NELL ro-
yum a yeas sli pryc.
"Za pGlhodiny Nemci obno-
viii 1tok a tentokrat zrejme
m1fili ma Matvejeva a chteli OBJ
sadit profesorsky dun, a takto
mas odT1znout.
"Matvejev zahajil palbu.
Ale nahle jeho kulomet umlkl.
Chytil jsem telefon a uslysel
MatvejevGv slaby HAS: els
10 dive je zabit a ia jsem to do
stall do obou rukou a nemohU
strilet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27

vojak, Grisa. Ptal jsem Sc CO
delaji civilistie ma pTedn1 linii.
Grisa mi vysvetlil, re mu mari
dill ably doprovazel profesora a
jeho dive asistentky. Muz Sc
~pfedstavil jake professor ust
stavu "a Tekl re byl poslan do
prednfch linif ably zachranil
cast knihovny. "Dovedeli jsme
Sc, re jste obsadili mesto. Nut
ne potfebujeme knihy a nekte-
re pfsemnosti". Rekl jsem mu
ably 81 pospfsili, protoze oceka-
vame nemecky 1tok, re Nemcl
jsou vzdaleni jen 600 metr1, a
vratil jsem Sc ma sve stanovi-
ste. Ia hodinu dostal zpravu
re Nemci 1tok zahajili. Pres
kukatko jsem pozorval, Jak Sc
tise pohybuje %nerusene male
zelene postavy. Nakonec zaz-
mel rachot kulomet1. Strelec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27

no "a ruku a Tekl: "Tak jste to
byl Wy, a ne Matvejev?"
Gale to mic, jen trochu strife
nj, Tekl professor a small Sc.
"Dfvky take pomahaly." ALE
wy jste pravy hrdina'', vykfikl
jsem. "Nesmysl rekl profe-
sor," ga jsem biolog, a hrdin-
stvf nen1 mym zamestnanim. ia
bojujf prot bacilGm.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27
VYbuch "

Huntsville, Ala, jedna delhi
ce byla zabita a sedm jinych
poraneno pTi vybuchu, ktery u
dal Sc V arsenalu Redstone.
Skoda vybuchem zpGsobena
nenl velka. -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-08
Windenere
By Euphelia.

The M. E. Aid will sponsor the
annual Egg Social" and program
at the church Friday evenin', April
%. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nystrom, Mr..
and Mrs. K Nystrom and son and
Sigrid Overland were Sunday Wis
itors at the Harold Nelson and Leon
ard Larson homes.
Axel Backstrom and Anton Jacob
son were Sunday callers at Chas.
Swansons.
Russell Mossberg is home for a
while awaiting a call to the service.
He expects to leave around April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nyberg spent
Saturday evenin' at Edwin Olsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Street and chill
dren were Sunday callers at Paul
Haucks.
Frank Katchmark, Adam Surge
leski and Frank Okronglis spent the
weekend at their respective homes.
C. S. Pulling is visitin' at the
Clickner and Barnett homes at this
writin'.
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Oak Lake

Elenor Fiske spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the parental o. j
Fiske home.
Victor Swenson visited at the home
Of Mrs. Anna Anderson and George
and Elmer Swenson Wednesday OF
last week. He also called at the
Aug. Larson and Anders Anderson
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson
were at the Ross Barnett home Sun
day afternoon.
The M. F. Brink family and Eunice
Dahlgren attended farewell party
for Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lundgren in
Moose Lake Saturday evening at the
Al Orne home.
Mr.. and Mrs M. F. Brink were
Sunday dinner guests at the c. A.
Lundgren home. They moved to
Marine on st. Croix recently.
Mrs. Armstrong and Sheldon drove
to Duluth Sunday to bring Mr.. Arm
strong home. He is feeling better
at this writing.
Albert Gray just finished job of
saving logs for c. E. Anderson.
Mrs. c. E. Anderson and Harley
called at the John Swenson and John
Ahlm homes Monday night.
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Sturgeon Drive
Over $500 Mark

Mrs. L. r. Fellows, chairman OF
the Sturgeon Lake Red Cross war
fund drive reports collections from
her territory of $509.13, which will
better the quota there of $3.50 by
$159.13. Beginning at the end of the
drive last year the Sturgeon Lake
chapter has been building up re-
serve the past year to help meet the
anticipated 1943 quota.
One aged couple, natives of Poland,
have been leaving 81 per month at
their local bank for the Red Cross,
taking this means to show how CRATE
full they are to be in this country
instead of their devastated home
land, where they think they still
have brothers and sisters:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson of
Sturgeon Lake, have been setting
aside 81 per week for the Red Cross,
thus contributing $50 to the recent
drive.
Following are the collections:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Dudek, $11.5O;
Mr.. and Mrs. Holger Anderson, SIS;
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gilbert, 50; Mrs.
Mary Grzybowski, 81; Vincent Agur-
kis, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Gustaf-
son, So; Joe Cheslak, ST.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Gay, SIS; Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Anderson, IS; j. S. Tomczak,
81; H. c. Blasjo, ST.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Anderson, $50; Olson Mer-
camille Co., IS; Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.
Close, So; Mr.. and Mrs. George Dahl,
ST.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Whiting, ST.;
Joe Haas, 81; Mrs. Charlotte Then
mis-, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Waletzko,
ST.; Gale Beccue, 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Beccue, 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Burmayer, 81; Mrs. Gebo's
room, 5th, 9th, 7th and 9th grades,
$2.15; Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Fellows,
S.; Monroe Cunningham, ST.; Mr..
and Mrs. George Worden, 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cunningham,
So; Mrs. Dora Joswiak, 81; Mrs. Julia
King, 81; A. D. Gray, 81; Mrs. En-
ma Sjostrom, 81; Mrs. Bertha Barnes,
81; Miss Mary Odebraski, 81; Mrs.
Joe Odebrask, 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Phares, 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Olson, So; Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Olson, So; Mrs. Perry Edin,
81; Rev. S. T. Meyer 81; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Jacobson, 81; Mrs. Redding,
Csc; Margaret Tomczak, ST.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartley Gray, 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Gilbert, 81; Oscar Youngkrantz,
81; Mrs. Axel Ryden, 81; Mrs. c. M.
Olson, 81; Mrs. Denise Jacobson, 81;
Mrs. Arthur Hultquist, ST.; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Lound, So; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Schejbal, So; Mrs. Millerd Tor
kelson, 81; Mrs. Jack johnson, 81;
William Pembleton, Csc; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Peterson, 81; Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Knapp, SOC; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rusin, ST.. i