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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11
Fifteen Years Ago.
March l5 1927

VIM H. Grant, banker at Sand
stone before the Hinckley fire of
1894, died yesterday morning at his
home in Minneapolis. Mr.. Grant
had been in the insurance business
IN the Mill City for number of
years. He is survived by his wife
and three sons:
Robert Keyes, former druggist at
Hinckley, but for the past few years
president of the First National Bank
at Durwood, died suddenly there
Tuesday morning. Surviving are his
widow and three children.
Edward Anderson, six-year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ander-
son of Finlayson township, met with
a serious accident Monday afternoon
when he was hit by an automobile.
He was rushed to hospital in ST.
Paul where they found that both
legs were broken. Late reports are
to the effect that he will recover.
The funeral of Joseph Kriz, II,
OF Brook Park, was held Saturday.
He passed away March Z, in hos
pital in Faribault. The remains were
laid to rest in a Brook Park ceme-
terry.
Andrew Johnson of Windemere
township passed away suddenly at
his home Wednesday of last week.
The funeral was held in Moose Lake
Saturday, interment being made in
the Moose Lake cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Petersen and
Mrs. And. P. lessen returned home
Saturday from their visit near Kim
ballton, Iowa. Mr.. Petersen's and
Mrs. Jessen's mother, Mrs. Regina
Petersen, passed away March l and
was laid to rest in the Hamlin GEM
etery Saturday. She was "a years
old and immediate cause of death
was from stroke.
A. P. Jensen, Mrs. Geo. c. Jensen
and Mrs. Jens c. Jensen were in
Minneapolis Saturday to attend the
funeral of their sister-in-law, Mrs
Martin Jensen, who died from stom-
ach trouble after being i'll in a hos
pital for IL weeks. Mrs. Jensen
leaves a husband and five children
to mourn her early demise.
Nels Andersen, one of Askov's pio-
neers, passed away Monday after
noon. His health had been failing
for the past year or two. The fun
eral was held from the home and
the Danish Lutheran church Wed
nesday afternoon. The body was
given it's final resting place in the
Askov cemetery.
Johnnie Faudskar, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Faudskar of Fin
'layson, passed away Monday after
noon Funeral services were held
Wednesday, Rev. Doe of Superior
officiating. Burial was made in the
local cemetery.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11
When You And
| We're Younger
Items taken from the Askov American
OF Is and IS years ago.
Twenty five Years Ago.
March Ia. 1917

Supt G. v. Kinney of Sandstone
received word a week ago Saturday
that he had been elected to a similar
position at International Falls at q
salary of $4,000. No one has YET
been selected to fill his place at the
high school at Sandstone.
Word has been received at Askov
from Valdemar Petersen that he has
arrived safe and sound on French
soil with the American army.
H. Petersen of Askov, sold his
residence lot north of Lars Jensen's
residence to Clarence Mattson Tues
day. Mr.. Mattson expects to build
a residence there this summer.
The L. P. Jensen family and Sophus
and Fred Hermansen have arrived
in Askov from Ord, Nebr., and will
make this their home, moving onto
farms northeast of town.
James Olesen and family arrived
here this week from Ord, Nebr.,
and have moved onto the place
which he purchased some time ago
from his father, Niels Olesen, east
of town. The two families will live
in the same house until the senior
Olesens build this summer. James
Olesen has sold his place in Nebraska.
The j. j. Miller family moved
recently to Hayward, Wis, where
they will make their home. Jens
Paulsen also, went with them to
make his home there
Art Anderson of North Branch,
moved onto the former Munson farm
south of Rutledge last week.
Mr.. Berger of Minneapolis, who
bought the so-called Nordine forty
near Duquette last summer, has
rented the old Duquette saloon build
ing and will move his family up
here soon. He will build on his
land during the summer.
The Eatwell hotel at Markville, is
again open for service with J. r.
Miller as proprietor.
Julius Petersen, who has spent
the winter in and near Chicago, has
returned to Askov and will work a
while on his farm south of town.
Miss Ellen Olson of Kerrick, left
last week for Nashwauk where she
Is taking charge of a depot.
Gilbert Ogilvie of Bruno, enlisted
recently to do his duty for Uncle
Sam.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FrielI of Can
ada, came to Bruno last week to
spend few days with his cousin,
Mr.. Carlson. Mr.. Friell was looking
az land near Mr.. Armstrong; place
south Of town. They returned to
Canada for he is farming there, but
intend to make their home here in
the near future. -"
Ralph Reeves, who has just re-
turned from Canada, is visiting at
the August Carlson place at Du-
quette.' 49,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11
Kerrick

A very small crowd showed up for
the election Tuesday. The Vote was
perhaps the ightest Kerrick has ex-
perienced for 20 years or more. Ross
Barnett was the only man filing,
being down as treasurer. George
Anderson's name for supervisor and
Hans Christensen for assessor were
written in often enough to show them
as elected for these jobs. 1t was a
different election than the old days
when election was really something
to talk about.
The Study club will meet Friday
night of this week at Ray Hogan's
cabin.
Lawrence Van Guilder, the pres
ent owner of the farm on which
Chas. Ketchum lives, has been re-
leased from the army and will move
onto his farm soon. He was married
short time before going to war to
Miss Peterson living near Black
hoof. They already have several
head of cattle and Lawrence puts in
the spring season shearing sheep.
His release was given partly because
of his strengthening ability.
The government has just done the
people good turn giving them sliced
bread again. The slicing was stopped
to save labor principally, but now
they find they will have sufficient
paper in which to wrap the loaves.
Before they took off the mo slice"
order they should have arranged for
priority and material for several
hundred bread knives.
The Golden family has purchased
the old warehouse of w. P. Hogan
and are moving it onto their place
and will convert it into barn. They
have professional mover with them,
the contractor who some years ago
moved the town of Hibbing in order
to get at the valuable iron ore de-
post which lay underneath.
Cy Halverson has returned from
Rochester where he recently went
for check-up. They have prescribed
for him and he soon expects to be
as fit as fiddle.
Ralph Keyport is in the army now.
He enlisted for the navy or expected
to and they put him in the army.
He is now in Texas learning how to
destroy tanks and expects to be on
other shores.
Gus Wahlquist was on the sick list
for few days the past week but is
again back on the job. He had
very severe cold and a touch of the
flu.
Did you get your income tax made
out? If not, and you are liable for
one, better get it done. They must
be in by March Is. -
Carl Hultgren is now driving the
bus route that was formerly handled
by David Parker, and has purchased
the bus.
Mrs, Evelyn Vandenberghe and
daughter, Carol Ann, of Duluth, are
in town this week for visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sydow.
Father McEnery was called to Chi
cago last week to attend funeral
of his cousin whose death occurred
a few days previously. He returned
to Minneapolis by airplane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred Parker and
the Matson family, who have been
located at Liberal, Kans., have re-
Gently moved. They are expected
back to Kerrick shortly and will
take Minnesota job with their for
mer employer for the summer.
Several of the town people were
in Moose Lake Friday evening wit
Messing the play-off for the basket
ball championship for the north dis,
trict. They saw some nice games
but claimed that in some instances
the best teams did not win.
Chicken pox is still in the neigh
L0r
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11
Young People To
Hold Rally Friday

A Young Peoples rally will be held
in the Presbyterian church at Will
low River Friday evening, March IL,
at 8 p. m.
Rev. Benjamin Johnson, pastor of
the Mission Covenant church of
Mahtowa, will be the special speaker
A brass quartet from Mahtowa will
furnish special music.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Lunch will be served
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11
put damper on the entire creamery

put a damper on the entire creamery
meeting.
The ladies attending the yearly
Cooperative creamery meeting were
graciously entertained by the new
buttermaker's wife, Mrs. " E. Miller
A very delicious lunch was served at
| noon.
The Mesdames VIM Pembleton and
M. Torkelson called at the homes OF
Mrs. Clarence Kroon and Mrs. Robert
Anderson last Thursday afternoon.
Clements Mikrot went to Moose
Lake Monday where he will be
employed by the Moose Lake cream
cry as milk trucker.
Mrs. Macdonald and Art Reinke
of Duluth, were weekend guests at
the J. H. Lound home.
Ragnar Bake worked at the local
creamery Saturday evening putting
in new cement forms for the churn.
A new 4O0-gallon milk vat will also
be installed which will greatly facil-
itate the handling of the milk.
Alphonsus Mikrot of Superior,
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Daniel Pearthree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schejbal and
daughter, Helen, were Sunday guests
at the Arnold Paulson home.
Mrs. Joseph Hrubes spent Sunday
afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Weinar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Filtz and daugh-
ter moved Sunday into the Jen JON
son house which was recently vacated
by the Paul Dahlstrom family.
Mrs. Minnie Paulson and son, Cor
don, called at the A. Paulson home
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Alberg and Patty
spent Saturday in Lawler and Aitkin.
Harry MeiXner, formerly of Den
ham, but who now resides in St.
Paul, was in Denham Monday look
ing after his various interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fransen and
Frank Swarmer drove to Duluth
Monday.
Johnny Cegla went to Duluth Mon
day for few days visit with his
sister. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alberg and Patty
called on the VIM. Pembleton family
Friday evening.
Mrs. Millerd Torkelson called on
Mrs. F. E. Anderson Saturday after
noon.
Mrs Alvena Peterson drove to Pine
City Monday accompanied by Mrs.
Herbert Oswald. Mrs. Oswald went
there to take out naturalization pa
pers. Mrs. Peterson was her wit
ness.
Mrs. Victoria Bohaty of Willow
River, spent last Thursday and Fri
day with her sister, Mrs. Bruno
Burak. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Millerd Torkelson
entertained a group of neighbors
Saturday evening. It was one of
the many Good Neighbor dairy meet
ings. These meetings have been
held at several places and dairy prob
lens in general discussed, much to
the benefit of the local farmers. =.
Joseph Liska drove to Moose Lake
Monday morning. He. was accom-
panied by George Fenus, who went
on to Duluth. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno Burak, Glenn.
ent and Maryann, visited at the STAN
ley Wilcox home in Pine City. Sun
day. Clements remained for a short
visit.
The 500 line work train pulled
in to Denham Monday. They will
rebuild the railroad bridge west of
the village.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11
A CUSTOMER TALKS

A CUSTOMER TALKS
I'm these days of raioning bond buying and income
keeps fellow busy keeping track of things especially
where the money making is going For while
thought I'd have hire secretary and bookkeeper
keep straight but friend mentioned Ker
rick State Bank checking and let tell
fills the bill
At the end of each month statement shows where
each dollar and have receipt for payment
Helps fellow see how he stands
KERRICK STATE BANK
- Loans for Any Worthwhile Purpose
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11
fFrom Another Correspondent

Mr. and Mrs. 0. w.. Johnson had
the following guests for the week
end: Mr.. and Mrs Trygve johnson
and family, Hazel and Norman OF
Cloquet, Pfc. Wilfred Howard OF
Fort Smelling, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris Brandt of .Chisago City. =.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11
Village OF Denham
Red Cross Workers Busy.

Mrs. F. E. Anderson and Mrs.
Helen Johnson are the local Red
Cross volunteer workers and are
very busy soliciting. They have all
of Birch Creek town and the village
of Denham. The quota is SIS which
is. very small quota. All dona-
tons, however small, are greatly APP
preciated Don't shirk giving your
little for so great a cause. Birch
Creek and Denham have sent many
boys to the service. Give and be
thankful they can have the benefit
of the Red Cross.
Volunteer workers are everywhere
and many are the donors who wear
Red Cross buttons. However large
your donation has been it does not
begin to compare with the sacri-
fees the boys are called on to make
daily and which they do with an
open American heart, the only true
American way. Please give.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11

Exclusive of beavers, 1,25O,954 fur
animals were taken in Minnesota in
1941. Muskrat pelts constitute SO
per cent of the number and So per
cent of the value. Mink is second,
skunk third, weasel and raccoon. In
terms of value, beaver ranks fourth.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11

Minnesota sportsmeQs and trappers
are urged to save ali Eats from their
1943 takes, which it is estimated will
reach nearly 100000 pounds.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11

Miss June Ely of Willow River,
spent last Thursday night with Glad
inc Kroon.
Mrs. Mamie Klein has changed
rooming houses and now lives with
the Einard Heis family.
Glenn Burak, who has been stay
ing in Minneapolis with his brother,
Bruno, came to Willow River Mon
day. His father, Bruno Burak, ST.,
met him there. He will spend some
time in Denham before he returns
to work
Bert Lound attended the truckers
meeting at Sandstone Friday night
He was accompanied by Henry Chris
Jensen and Louis Brabec, Sr.
Mrs. John Slama returned to her
home near Denham last Thursday
afternoon after spending two months
in Iowa.
George Fenus of Duluth, spent Fri
day and Saturday in Denham.
The free dance sponsored by the
creamery has been postponed until
some later date. The bad snowstorm
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-11

cuts provided by the new law would
save less than one-half mill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30

Napad je bill podvzet po
ostrem zracnem bombar-
diranju sovraznikovih
postojank w.

ALzIR, 20. novembra. -
Britska osma armada pod po-
veljstvom generala Montgome-
ryja je v nedeljo zgodaj zjutraj
podvzela novo ofenzivo proti
nemski liniji Oh Jadranskem
morju in uspesno napreduje S
svojih pred par dnevi dobljenih
postojank ma severnem bregu
reke .Sangro, navzlic mocni opo-
ziciji sovraznika, XII Sc posluzu-
je plamenometalcev.
Napad Sc je zacel ma nacin,
Xxi je tipicen "a Montgomeryja,
namrec, Sc predno je napocil
dan, potem ko so letala skozi
vec ur bombardirala sovrazne
pozicije in jih 'omehcala" "a
zacrtane operacije.
Glavni stan poroea, da ofen-
ziva proti Rimu dobro napredu-
je.
Y zracnem napadu so zavez-
niska letala ostro bombardirala
sovraznikovo zrakoplovisee. v
Civitanoya, 20 mill JUNO cd
Ancone oh Jadranski obali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
Ameriski bombniki
.zopet mad rajhom :

LONDON, 20. novembra. -
Takoj "a petami britskih bomb
nikov, XII SO ponoci bombardira-
III mesta v zapadni Nemciji, so
ameriska letala, spremljana cd
bojnih letal, vprizorila napade
ma tarce v severozapadni Mem
ciji.
V istem casu kot so tezki a.
meriski bombniki stopnjevali
zracno ofenzivo, XII gre "a tenn,
da Sc porusi nacijska vojna sre-
.disea, je druga ameriska letal-
ska sila udarila Hitlerjevo zrac-
no silo z napadom ma nacijsko
,zrakoplovisce Chievresu v
Belgiji.
Danes zgodaj zjutraj je bilo
naznanjeno, da so am eri Ski
bombniki bill mad Bremenom,
katerega so napadli oh tempe
raturi IS stopinj pod niclo. Ma
pad je bill velikega kalibra kot
razvidno IL porocila, da je bilo
v n j e m izgubljenih 81 letal,
med katerimi je bilo IL tezkih
bombnikov.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
Amerika ina ''tajna.
orozja," preje srl,a-
trana "a 'nemogoea'
,Orozjas so ze v rabi in
MISC znana niti ameriski
javnosti niti sovrazniku

WASHINGTON, 29. nov. ~
Eksperti mornariskega depart
menta so danes podali zagotovi-
10 ameriskemu ljudstvu, da po-
sedajo Zedinjene drzave nova
tajna orozja, mnoga katerih Sc
lahko v polni meri primerja z
nemskimi cd radija kontrolira-
mimi bombami in akusticnimi
torpedami, Druga tajna orozja,
S katerimi razpolagajo. ameri-
ske bojne sile, SO cello bolj pre-
senetljiva.
In ne samo to, tenvec, kakor
sc je danes izrazil admiral
w. H. P.Blandy, ia orozja so v
rabi ze mnogo mesecev. Toza-
devno izjavo je admiral Blandy
podal ma konferenci s casnikar-
il povodom svojega premesce-
MIA il ordnancnega urada " ak
tivno sluzbo ma morju.
Nova ameriska orozja so res
nicno tajna, popolnoma nepozna-
ma tako ameriski javnosti kot
sovrazniku. .
''Med hmi iznajdbami je
ena," je rekel admiral, 80 kate
ri so Sc inozemski znanstveniki
izrazili, da. je nemogoca. Znaca-
ia tega tajnega orozja seveda
ne moreno obelodaniti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30

Mr., in Mrs. Louis Levstik,
1918 E. 172 St., sporocata, da
sta Sc ma Zahvalni dan porocila
njih heerka Esther in Mr.. Andy
]. Bohinc, sin Mr.. in Mrs. John
Bohinc, 1246 E. 173 st. Poro-
ka Sc je vrsila v cerkvi sv.
Marie ma Holmes Ave. Tovari-
sica je bila Miss Olga Markal,
tovaris pa Cpl. VIM. T. Bohinc,
brat zenina, XII je prisel ma do
pust il Camp Mackall, N. C.
Novoporocenca sta Sc po poroki
podala ma, kratko zenitovanjsko
potovanje V Detroit. Mlademu
zakonskemu paru cestitamo in
zelimo vse najboljse!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30

treh velikih ali Zdruzenih naro-
dov, Roosevelta, Churchilla in
Stalina.
Glede Stalina, pravi isto po-
rocilo, da sc nahaja Teherani,
v Perziji, ma poti v Egypt, da
Sc pridruzi Rooseveltu in
Churchillu.
GoUorice O nemSki ponudbi
"a mir
Zadnje dni so Sc direktno V
zvezi z konferenco voditeljev
treh velesil pojavile vztrajne 60
vorice, da SO Nemci stavili po-
nudbo "a mir, pri cemur so Sc
posluzili Vatikana, kamor je ba-
je Franz Won Papen prinesel po-
goje, pod katerimi je Nemcija
pripravljena odloziti orozje.
Glasom tega porocila, je Won
Papen, XII je nenlski poslanik v
Turciji, incl razgovor pape-
zem, poteEa pa da Sc je vrnil: v.
Rim.
Razsirjene so tudi razne dru-
&c govorice O bojevnem priza-
devanju Nemcije, da bi Sc umak-
Mia il voj jne, ena katerih Sc
glasi, da SO Nemci stopili v sti-
ko zavezniki potion nekega
posredoValca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
Y AVTNI NESRECI

v sotobo popoldne je bila po-
skodovana v avtni nesreci, XII
Sc je pripetila ma Muskoka Ave-,
Mrs. Sophie Blatnik, stanujoca
ma 20280 Lindberg Ave. Odpe-
llama je bila Emergency Clinic
bolnisnico, kjer. 10 prijateljice
lahko obiseejo. Sin Charles, XII
sluzi pri nnornarici v Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, je prisel domov ma
dopust, ter Sc bo povrnil v So
boto. zeli m 0 il hitrega okre-
vanja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
Britskd ceylztlra MT zutrLu
pOrOCiId
VELIKA EKSPLOZIJA V
NEW-YORSKI TOVARNI

NEW YORK, 20. novembra.
- v tovarni Western Electric
Co. ma spodnjem Manhattanu Sc
je danes primerila resna eks-
plozija, v kateri je bilo ranjenih
so oseb. Mnogo delavcev je bilo
zajetih v basementu, vsled ce-
sar ognjegasci MISC mogli takoj
do njih.
Ekspfozija je bila tako silna,
da so popokale sipe " razdalji
pol mile.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
Hull svari pred preuranjenimi govoricami o mirll
Rusko-6eska pogodba
Sc podpise vsak cas-

e podpise vsak cas-
LON DON 20. novem-
bra. - v teku prihodnjih
par dni bo podpisana po-
godba med Sovjetsko uni
jo in Ceskoslovasko "a med
sebojno vojasko o pomoc.
Protokol pakta pravi, da Sc
tel alijanci lahko pridruM
vsaka sOsedna drzava, Xxi
nina zaveznistva: n Nemci-
jo, kar Sc tolma6i kot po-
vabilo Poljski, XII ma pogod-
bo ne IRE z prijaznimi oc-
mi, da Sc tudi ona pridru-
Ii rusko-ceski alijanci ter s
tenn pomaga postaviti bari
kado proti Nemciji in ME
nemu "Drang mach O.
STEM"
Prakticni srnisei sc tudi
tOlmaci kot izraz Rusije, da
nina namena boljsevizirati
malih drzav " centralni in
vzhodni Evropi.
POgodba ne omenja nice
sar glede teritorijalnih me-
ia. To Sc je izpustilo IL po-
godbe il dveh razlogov.
Russia nj nikdara priznala
koncesij, katere je Nemci-
ia dobila ma monakovski
konferenci. Anglia in. A
merika vztrajata, da Sc vse
diskusije glede mel edlozi
do kOnca vojne. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
Zaboden pri delu

Augustin Young, signalni de-
lavec pri N. Y. Central zelezni-
ci je bill vceraj stiri minute ka-
sen pri delu, nakar je med MIN
in delavcem, cigar prostor je j.
mel zavzeti, nastal prepir, te-
kom katerega je bill Young ta-
ko resno zaboden, da utegne u
mreti. Oba delavca sta ze dolgo
let zaposlena pri zeleznici. Ma
.padalec Sc nahaja v policijskem
zaporu. ...,-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
13 AMERISKIH BOLNI-
CARK IZGUBLJENIH
v ITALIJI

ALzIR, 20. novembra. - Ia
vezniski glavni stan javlja, da
sc re Cd 8. novembra pogresa
neki transportni aeroplan, ma
katerem Sc je nahajalo 13 anne
riskih bolnicark, XII so bile ma
poletu il Afrike ma vzhodno O.
balo Italije. Sorodniki pogresa-
nih bolnicark so bill obvesceni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
NACIJI POROCAJO O PADCU
GRSKEGA OTOKA

LONDON. - Berlinski radio
je danes trdil, da je pretekI
petek kapituliral pred nemsko
pomorsko silo otok Thera, XII
lei zapadno cd Dodekaneskih
otokov. Zavezniki MISC nikdar
porocali, da so njih cete zasedle
omen jeni otok.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
Mnogo pijan6evanja

Policijski sodnik Louis Pc
trash je vceraj obsodil 80 pi-
jancev ma skupno globo v znes-
ku $40O v prizadevanju, da Sc
omeji popivanje delavcev v VOL
nih industrijah ma placilni dan.
Nadaljnih 18 pijancev je uslo
z manjsimi globami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
SEJA PROG. SLOVENK

Letna seja Progresivnih Slo-
venk krozek st. 8 Sc bo vrsila
v sredo, I. decembra, v SLOW.
.drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. Pricetek tocno oh 7.30 uri
zvecer. Radi vaznosti seje 50
clanice prosene, da Sc polnoste-
vino udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
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fantje-uojaki

Mrs. Julia Makuc, 1908 East
176 St., ina diva sinova pri vo-
jakih. Eden je bill poslan on
stran morja, drugi Sc pa nahaja'
v drzavi Maine. Prijatelji jima
lahko pisejo ma sledece naslo-
We: Albert Makuc S 2/c, u. S. S.
Indianapolis Div. v, c/o Fleet
Post Office, San Francisco,
Calf. - Adolph J. Makuc,
S &c, 1876 N.C.B., Co. A,
Auoddy Village, Maine.
Ma dopustu "a 10 dni Sc ma
haja Cpl. William T. Bohinc,
sin poznane druzine Mr.. in Mrs.
John Bohinc, 1916 e. 173 St.
Njegova zena Florence je pa
prisla il Elkhart, Ind. Njegov
naslov pri vojakih je: Cpl. VIM.
T. Bohinc, SOL Para. Inf, Reg't
Service Co. "Riggers," Camp
Mackall, N. G.
Ia sest dni je prisel ma do
pust Cpl. Anthony Carich, sin
Mrs. Rose Carich, 14017 Hale
Ave. Nahaja Sc ma obisku pri
svoji soprogi in sincku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
LETNA SEA-

Dne q. decembra 90 vrsi letna
seja podruznice st. 3 S. M. q. v
Slovensken domu ma Holmes
Ave. Pricetek OBJ Z. uri zve6er.
clanstvo je yabljeno ma polno-
stevilno udelezbo.