davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
Ell TABACO EN- LA ISLA
DE
(Viene de la pagina p


ties mas valiosas del botin captu-
RADIO consistio en- 475 tercios de
tabaco en- rama y 1876 bultos de
tabaco en- polvo, pertenecientes a
la Real Factoria y que fueron ocu-
pados en- los almacenes de la mis-
ma.
Con la restauraci6n del domi-
MO espahol sobre La Habana en-
1736 la economic planificada en-
la industria del tabaco echo raices
mas firmes que nunca. De 1855
a 1853 Sc recibieron en- Sevilla
14.164,150 libras de tabaco de to-
das classes y precios, producidas en-
Cuba y a~caparadas sin atender a
sus diversas calidades, circunstan-
cias que no facilit6 la salida del
producto, por clio y por ell hecho
de las guerras cast continues de
la epoca dificultaban ell acceso
regular a los grandes mercadOs de
Europa, pues cuando Espana mis-
ma no era uno de los beligeran-
ties, ocurria que los bloqueos y la
perturbation traida por las hos
tilidades restringian las ventas.
Durante ell gobierno del Mar
ques de la Tore (1771-1770, y
Ipara dar soluci6n a la crisis taba-
c~alera, Sc prohibio de manera efec-
tiva que hubiera vegas en- terre-
nos dedicados obligatoriamente a
otros cultivos. En- aquellos amos
contemporaries a la Guerra de
Independence de los Estados Uni
dos las autoridades coloniales
aprovecharon ell c~onsejo y la ex-
periencia de los expertos en- asun-
tos ~tabacaleros, y dispusieron que
solo Sc cultivase ell tabaco en-
aquellos terrenos que como los de
Vuelta Abajo, ell Vale de Mani
caragua y algunos parajes de
Oriente, tenian una composition
y unas condolences climaticas que
parecen ser las ideales, de TODD ell
mundo, para la production del
mejor tabaco, ell que por haber te-
nido cast siempre a La Habana
como puerto de embarque ha We
nido a tener nternacionalmente la
denomination de "habano" que
tanto significa para los buenos fu-
madores.
La economic planificada del ia
baco, impuesta por ell Marques de
la Tore, choco con los ~intereses
creados de la epoca, que eran po-
derosos Y energicos, pero al man.
tenerse aquella polftica tabacale-
"a raciOnalmente escogida, triun-
70 la selection natural de la hoia
Guiana que en- POGO mas de un 81
Iglo produciria un tipo 1nico en- ell
mundo. Ell tabaco es 10 mas ca
racteristico de Cuba, no solo por
ser planta indigena de la Isla, que
no 10 es la cana de az1car, sino
porque aqui ha sufrido TODD ell
lento proceso de Professionalism
to en- su elaboration, con personal
especializado, que tanto ha signi-
ficado en la i~ntegraci6n nacional
del pueblo cubano. ST en- Virginia
Sc comenz6 por pagan 12O libras
de tabaco por contraer matrimo-
MO, Sc ha llegado a tener con esa
industrial la base de la economic
de dicho Estado, 10 que Cuba tam
bien puede lograr con una saba
politica en- la production, elabo-
racion Y venta de su tabaco pri-
vilegiado que va tiene precedentes
%historicos como los que dejamos
anotados en- este articulo.
La gaceta., 1943-05-25
Notos CortO,
Eisenhower elOgia ell estp.l
coordinate de los ,EaS

WASHINGTON. Los u
de los Estados Unidos. CIV, cs'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
COlinWOOd
NeWsbOx No. l
APRIL 10, 1913,

Hello everyone, yes, it's me
Snoopy" that friendly little
reporter from the other side of
Collinwood back again and to
stay,
Social Affair: Accept this lit
tie friendly note as an open in
~vtation extended to you by
the Women's Guild of Waterloo
Home who have booked Johnny
Pecon and his Slovenian lads
for an enjoyable evening OF
dancing for all on April 18th
So:
Don't hesitate for a minute
come one and come all
And bring all your friends tc
the Workmen's Home
Now there you're bound tc
meet us all
Come at 500 and stay till
late
Even the invitation is ex.
tended to all
S. w. H. Dance News: Thu
news l am about to let you in
on was picked up at the most
popular ballroom which al.
ways makes a hit with the
young generation as we'll as
the old. I need not say more
for by now you already know
I'm referring to the S. w. H,
on Waterloo Rd. -. Caught
"Sightseer" arguing with poor
Bill Kern practically all eve
ming over a simple little thing
as Bill being a member of the
"3 Us" Now "Sightseers," is
that the way to treat a fellow
columnist? -. Mary Ann Pen.
ko dropped in only for a few
dances, then left with hel
charming b. f. AL Strukel
This couple has been seen
around together quite a Bit
lately -. Rich Skufca spend.
ing most of his time in the
Continued on page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Arrny&
Many
.lNews.

Two sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ivec, 1861 Kildeer Ave.
are in the service. Joseph is
stationed in Texas, Leo in
Alaska. 49,.
John j. Lipar, son Of MI
and Mrs. Frank Lipar, 1885 E.
ITS St., left for the Army last
December. His address is: Pvt.
John ]. Lipar, Van Hill Farm,
Station B. II, Co. C. (Prov.)
35522649, Warrenton, Va.
Home on a three-day fur
Tough last weekend was Pfc.
Michael Gerl, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gerl,,
756 E. 200 st. He is stationed
at Camp New River, N. C.
Home on a short leave last
Friday was Stanley Skerl, son
of Joseph Skerl, 1866 E. As St.
He is serving with the U. S.
Coast Guard at Monmouth,
N. j. 4
Sgt. Louis Amman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Azman,
6501 St. Clair Ave., arrived
home last week on a ten-day
furlough from Camp Brecken-
ridge, KY.
New. address of Lad. Debe-
vec, who was recently promoted
to the rank Of sergeant is: Sgt.
Lad. Debevec, 35304O63 UPS,
291st Engr. Combat Bn., Camp
Swift, Texas.
Home on a one week leave
from San Diego, California, is
John Tavcar, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tavcar, 903 E. 70
st. He is serving with the Navy
and was just graduated from
training school. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Sea Scout Open
House

Local Sea Scouts from the
Sea Scout Ship Saratoga" di-
vision of Troop $50, Boy Scouts
of America, are holding an
"Open House Night Meeting"
on this coming Wednesday,
April IA, 1913 at 500 p. m. at
the st. Clair Recreation Cen
ter.
Parents and friends are all
cordially invited to attend and
witness a demonstration of Sea
Scout activities and events.
A landship will be set up in
the gymnasium and the cere-
monies used in connection with
the opening of a Sea Scout
meeting will be demonstrated.
Following this there will be
demonstrations of knot tying,
signaling (three methods) row.
ing practice and marching drill.
A feature of the program
will be the presence of "Davy
Shellback" fictional character
from the "Sea Scout Manual"
who will talk to plebes.
Directing the evenings pro-
gram will be Skipper Felix A.
Danton assisted by Method P.
Sulak, Leo A. Brown and Ray
mond Gornik. Two crews under
the leadership of King Buscher
and Edward Podrzaj will put
on the demonstrations.
There will be an exhibit of
sea scout equipment and prof.
ects such as model boats, an
chors, breeches buoy etc.
The "Saratoga" is now in it's
eleventh year of operation and
is the oldest Sea Scout patrol
in the Greater Cleveland Coun-
Gil.
1t is sponsored by the Lake
Shore Post No. 273 of the
American Legion and members
of the Troop Committee are
Mr.. A. M. Princic, chairman,
Mr.. John Vargo and Mr.. John
L. Mihelich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Victory Gardens

Working with the soil is an
innate longing of most human
beings. No matter in what type
of work a man is engaged, he
still dreams of the day when
he can have his own acre of
ground and crow plants, wheth-
err they be flowers, fruits or
vegetables. But much enjoy
ment and satisfaction can be
derived from a small back yard.
We can help the war effort, at
least, in a modest way, by aug
menting our food needs with
vegetables raised by ourselves.
If one hasn't the space for a
garden, there may be a vacant
lot nearby suitable for the pur-
pose.
The "Victory Garden Com
mittee" of Cuyahoga County in
it's campaign has outlined the
following reasons why we need
Victory Gardens.
l. Rationing food commodi-
ties, including dried, canned
and frozen fruits and vegeta-
bles, will result in the need for
more locally grown fresh vege-
tables.
2. Transportation of food
products by truck is limited by
gasoline r%ationing. Transport
ing war supplies takes prece-
dence over all other commodi-
ties.
3. Because the labor supply,
including old school boys, is
being drained by war indus
tries, we need to depend more
and more on home and commu-
nifty gardens, which can be
made by younger school chill
dren, housewives and older
men.
4. The needs of our allies and
our own military services will
draw much larger on present
food production
5. Vitamins and minerals
contained in food crops pro-
duced in the garden are essen
tial and maintaining the health
of our people. The scarcity of
Continued On page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Neighborhood
Gossip
<xsns s-ss
By "The TattleY''

Well, another week has gone
by so / have to get my pen
filled and have it get to work. y
Since I wasn't at any dances
this weekend / think I'll just
tell of the news around home
and at E. C.. H. s.
The first. thing ! would like
to do is make a correction on
last weeks article. Instead of
Elinor Ain dancing so happy
with our. No. / wolf of the year:
it should be Elinor Celin. Sor-
ry, El-another correction is
D. M. and B. AS romance in
stead-of Pm. @: r. :
l would like to know why
the girls at. table / in the cafe
call Christine Intihar "Blimp"?
Is there an answer to that,
Blimp-oops, Christ Isabel
Sundry said she is not going
skating again. Mary Kovach
was in a sad mood Tuesday.
Why, Mary?- Pete Kotorac
being the President at Whirlo,
would like to bounce kids
- 81 - .EErf-t< IEL. 49,
around at times. When you're
in the mood, Pete, call ON me-,
I'll help you.- Elmer Permee
having his heart in Notre
Dame. Could that girl be Bea-a
trice?- Marion Godec, feeling
so blue lately. Her admirer has
scarlet fever, and will be laid
up for 81 more days. Bill,
Kern claiming that he has a
wonderful time at Jadran's.-
The 3 Us claim that they are
not the 3 Us. BY that I mean
Ed and Joe Ivancic and Bill
Kern. All claim that they are
not the 3 Us. Vampire has some
explaining to do now Title
Walters working oh so hard
during her study hall period.
Was the dictionary very inter-
esting?- I promised to tell
you who the sweater girl of
the month was. Well, I can't GO
down on my promise, so don't
get excited, Alice. It's none
other than Alice Tarkaniam:
Are you surprised, folks?-
Why is Tootsie Bartl wearing
her girlfriend's boyfriend's
ring?-'Evelyn Muzic gave Joe
Henikman an odd look when he
took a peak in the library
There's a new romance, that Of
D.. T. and S. K. They make a
nice couple Mike Kocjan
still gives 10 Lukuchko those
strange glances.- Why isn't
L. K wearing r. KS ring any
more. It's a mystery to me-
Jean Davis claiming that she
will 60 to the prom if that Ger
tain person asks her Well,
that's about all the news for
this week, SO I'll be signing off
now and I'll still remain your
,'weekly reporter, Cat least, I
hope). '::.
"Tha Tattler''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Bees Wax
By the BHzzing BIS

We a1C WilIlllg III uc1elioC
of the % Us" Very much
propaganda has be- ! passed
-around at the last few dances.
This propaganda, or should we
say false information, has been
started by a certain amateur
reporter whom you all know.
We congratulate her on the
fine job she has done influence
ing the other reporters with
crazy rumors. We wonder what
proof, definite proof the re-
porters have in regard to who
the "3 Us" are. The reporters
don't seem to have much abili-
ty to think for themselves, but
just jump to some ridiculous
conclusions, and have them
printed in the paper.
They make false accusations,
write imaginary articles about
people, and exaggerate to an
unbelievable extent. Our aim is
to give you facts, a clear vision
Of what is going on at the
dances, about your neighbors
and friends.
Well, let's see what happened
at the dance Sunday at Water,
loo.
Frances Maurich getting he1
share of the remaining man,
power Gin one lump -. Julie
Godec keeping to herself moss
of the evening George
Kraincic and Mile Kramer go.
ing to town on the polkas ..
Peter Kotorac keeping himself
occupied with the girls as usual
... Ruth Ogrinc not seer
dancing with her g. f. Louise
Recher and Violet Stefancic moi
dancing together much any.
more Lillian Kozar seer
struggling through the halls or
crutches. What's a broken leg
to a commando? -. Richard
Skufca not dancing Joe
Godec keeping several girls
happy. That's the spirit, joe.
Ivan Kotorac not satisfied with
one or two girls -. The Vadna]
brothers having a good time :.
Mickey Kozar seemed rather
happy-we wonder why? =.
We wonder why "The Tattler'
wasn't present at the dance,
Did her farmer boy friend come
over from Salem? Esther
Nagode, another amateur re-
porter, seen trying to squeeze
a bit of information from Bill
Kern and Joe Ivancic. ANY
luck? ... Joe Preskar seemed
sort of quiet throughout the
dance, and did you notice new
corners?
Well, that's all the gossip for
now. Well be seeing you at the
dance tomorrow! Don't forget
to come and listen for our
"buzz."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Blood
1921 st. Clair Avenue
Henderson 53ll-53I2
BY Y. RykacheU

When | arrived at the blood
donors center | found a line
of about thirty people waiting
for the preliminary examina-
ton which takes place before
one is accepted as a donor. Just
behind me was a young girl
who seemed in a great state of
hurry.
"Do you think they'll be
long?" she asked me.
Not more than half an
hour, l imagine" I told her.
But she was not satisfied. She
went up to the registrar and
asked the same question.
you're quite right" she told
me when she came back to her
seat. "A full half hour. It's a
good thing I've brought some
work with me-"
She was full of vitality. Her
step was light and swift. Her
eyes were deep and dark, her
hair a dense black. Her skin
was almost saffron in color.
When she mentioned work
l expected to see her pull some
knitting out of her bag. But
she took out a pad covered with
figures and a fountain pen,
and proceeded with elaborate
calculations, swiftly fl ling
page after page. From time to
time she would fall into deep
thought, gazing into space, and
then she would start re-weav-
ing her net of figures.
I couldn't quite make her
out. Probably she was a stu
dent.
AT last our turn came. I let
her through first, partly, I am
afraid, because I want to hear
the answers she gave the regis
trar.
Manner" asked the clerk.
maria Romano" answered
the girl.
"Age?"
"Twenty-four."
"Profession?"
Engineer"
"Specialty?"
"Airplane designing"
Nationality"
Gypsy"
So that was it! Gypsy-of
course she was a gypsy. The
extreme originality of her ap-
pearance, though modified by
European clothes and every
outward sign of culture, had
Continued on page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Dance at SIND

The Progressive Slovene
Women, Circle No. 2 are cor
daily inviting their many
friends to attend the dance Civ
en- by them tonight, April 10th
in the auditorium3 of the Slo-
vene Natl Home, st. Clair Ave.
Music will be furnished. by
Johnny Pecon's Orchestra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
"THE WAR AND YOU"

WTAM features a regular
Monday night program "The
War and You" at 7:45 p. m.
The topic of Monday nights
program is Riding to Victory
Together which will be pre-
scented by Mr.. Fred Staffeld,
OPA Regional Planning and
Research Analyst, Mr.. Carl L.
Haas, Secretary of the Trans
portation Committee Of the
Ohio Bell Telephone Co., and
Mr.. J. K. Saunders, War Plant
Employee.
Many interesting points on
today's situation are brought
forth on these programs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
PUBLIC SIGHTS
By the "Sightseers"

Il 80 ## x#EA#Ht& #1Es## ~ #EU
There was a large crowd at
ISlovene Workmen's Home on
Waterloo Rd. last Sunday where
Pecon's orchestra played.
It looks like Mary Ann PEN
ko and AL Strukel seem to be
a steady two-some. / wonder, is
this a new romance? -. Harry
Lorber attending the dance aft
er a long absence. What kept
you away so long, Harry.
That handsome lad Bill Bar
bish flirting" with all the pref
ty girls -. AL Markic escorting
a pretty girl home. Would it be
telling if we told her name, Al?
h.. Fora Valencia and "Stuff"
Krajnce enjoying themselves
with members of the orchestra
IT,. A cute couple that always
attends the dances is none other
than Mary Del Re and Bob Be-
nj -. Kay Matuck enjoying her
self with the bowling alley
boys. Steve Valencia and Art
|Tibyash looked like they weren't
enjoying themselves. What was
the matter, boys, weren't the
right girls th~ere?... Ethyl and
Edna Bro keeping the boys &C.
cupied.
What would the boys in the
service say if they found out,
girls?.. Rose Mohorcic always
dancing in the corner. Was the
floor better over there, Rose?..
1t looks like 10 Klein and Fran
kie Vadnal have eyes only for
leach other. That was a nice
4 corsage you had on, 10. -. Ru-
dy Zaletel enjoying himself with
a pretty blonde -. Mile Kra.
mer and George Krancic deny
ing all rumors of a romance. Is
this a sister and brother affair!
t -. Vickie Pasquale and Eddie
e Budnar still look like the ideal
l couple. Come on, Eddie, what
do you have to say about it,.
Wally Lunka still carrying the
torch for Norma. Isn't love
grand! -. Spied Tony sustarsie
s. learning some new dance steps
y You had better watch out, Tony
or. you'll have all Of the girls
= paying you visits SO that yor
-, can teach them how to dance =.
Snoopy" promising me all week
that she was going to attend the
= dance then disappointing me
Don't tell me a movie is better
o Snoopy. Zarko Valencia
seemed to be in the mood tx
y have a good time, because HI
really enjoyed himself. That die
not have anything to do witt
girls did it, Zarko?. .. "Tattler,'
I'm take you up on my visiting
Euclid Central if you take MI
etc your Social Problems class
Is that a promise? -. Why was
it that every one was telling
Mickey Kastelic to Ego home
& and get her older sister" or "it's
spast your bedtime'?. Ask Vic
let Vogrin why she likes thu
" Collinwood neighborhood So
land it doesn't have anything tx
lido with boys -. Leona Krizmar
:, revealing that she went on hel
first "date." What do you think
'eof boys now, Leona?... Jot
;s strukel just home from thu
:, Navy escorting his pretty girl
friend dolly Ulle to the dance
did it feel to be home
y, again, Joe?... Frank Chuckay
ne entertaining two girls al
,, once. You don't believe in the
4 "one at a time" policy do you
l.Frank?... Bill Kern and Jot
elIvancic having a wonderful con
Continued on page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10


"Pleasure riding in 1913 will
be largely confined to bicycles.
The Greater Cleveland Safety
Council urges all bicycle rid
ers to obey traffic laws just as
if they were driving a car. Two
out of every three cyclists in
volved in accidents last year
were violating some traffic law.
So, resolve now to observe all
stop signs and to ride in a
straight line on the right hand
edge of the road.
Evening star., 1943-08-11
D.

the interior and posts and tele-
graphs.
Mihailovich Only One Retained.
SvetoZar RaShitch. minister for
agriculture, supply, food and edu-
cation.
DR.. Milan Martinovitch. minister
for finance, commerce and indus
try.
Comdr Ivan Kern minister for
communications. forests and mines.
Gen. Mihailovich was the only
member of the old cabinet remain
ing in the new one.
DR.. Puritch, a distinguished Serb
diplomat is son-in-law of M. Pa
stitch, who was Serbian Premier in
the last war,
Expected to Move to Cairo.
The new government is expected
TO move to Cairo this month.
The cabinet crisis was said to have
been provoked by demands of Croat
members Of the cabinet that an
agreement be reached about the fu-
ture constitutional structure of
Yugoslavia.
The cabinet members. split by
strong differences of opinion. had
several stormy sessions in the last
Evening star., 1943-08-11

ceiling prices. But the Rfevelt
administration has expressedeter-
mination to hold the line b food
prices and where possible treduce
them.
Government TO Take IS.
Where advanced farmefupport
prices we're out of line wi ceiling
prices the Government Wild pur-
chase the commodities anresel to
distributors at prices in ne with
ceilings. Such operationsould in
volve losses to the Goverlent.
Mr., Jones recently contred with
leaders of the four big fsn organi-
cations on the subject obrice sup
ports Three of the leads were re-
ported favoring such program,
providing that ceiling pes not be
set below support level James G
Patton, president OF National
Farmers Union. reportly favors a
subsidized rollback.
Others attending we Edward A
ONeal. president of e American
Farm Bureau Federat1; Albert S.
Goss, master of the Na,nal Grange,
and Ezra Benson ofhe National
Council Of Farmer Operatives.
Under this year sorogram, the
Evening star., 1943-08-11

Government is supporting farm
prices of several commodities at
levels above ceilings. They include
peanuts for processing into vegeta-
BILE oil, the major canning crops,
sugar beets, fluid milk in some cities
and cheese
Officials said. however. that they
believe it will be necessary to sup
port only portion of the farm COM
modities at levels which would in
volve Government purchase and re-
sale at loss, Commodities likely to
, fall into this category were listed as
eggs, poultry, all dairy products
vegetable oil crops and vegetables
for processing.
The administration may propose
that the losses involved in resale
operations be borne wholly by the
Army.,the Navy and LeaSe-Lend Ad-
ministration on the theory that the
war is responsible for the increased
food needs and production costs
In other words. the Government
would set up two-price system
one price, much higher, for food
bought for the military and lease
lend programs, and another and
! lower price for civilians.
Evening star., 1943-08-11
DR.. Puritch New Head
OF Yugos|av Cabinet;
Mihai|ovich Retained
BY he Associated Press

BY he Associated Press
LONDON, Aug. Information of
new Yugoslav cabinet headed by
DR.. Bozhidar Puritch was announced
yesterday shortly after Prime Min
lister Mimilos Trifunovic had handed
the blanket resignation of his entire
cabinet to King Peter II.
Besides being Prime Minister. DR..
Puritch took over the portfolios OF
foreign affairs and acting war min
ister.
Others in the new cabinet were:
Gen Draja Mihailovich, minister
for war. air and navy.
DR.. Sorgo- -Mirosevitch minister
for social welfare, public works,
health and justice
Vladeta Milicevitch. minister for
Evening star., 1943-08-11
Government May Buy
More Food Crops 10
Assure Farm Prices
BY the Associated fress

BY the Associated Press
Associates of Food Admins
traitor Marvin Jones said today
it may become necessary for the
War Food Administration to buy
more commodities to assure
farmers ample prices, though
they discounted reports the Gov
ernment planned to buy and re-
sell the entire food supply.
Advancing production costs and
the elimination of AAA benefit pay
ments by Congress may make it sd-
visa BILE, the officials said. for the
Government to raise its price sup
ports or minimum price guarantee
on a number of farm products
Such increases ordinarily would
involve corresponding advances in
Evening star., 1943-08-11
Eostmun Dividends Voted

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. IL tPl.--
Eastman Kodak Co. today declared
a dividend of SIPS share on the
common stock and $3.50 on the
preferred both payable October
to stock of record September 4
Similar amounts were paid the pre-
ceding quarter.
Evening star., 1943-08-11

few days. Thus Trifunovic's resig-
nation occasioned no surprise here.
The outgoing cabinet was formed
last June u by Trifunovic. former
minister of education, at the re-
quest of the King.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-19

J c. Brown. RI. ?. Ovid.
Pfc. Walter T. Korri-Drother
John korri, 1872 Calumet Ave. call-
met
Pvt Ralph n Miller-wife. Mrs.
Jennie Miller 276 Fort St. Lapeer.
Pvt James +. Sanders-wife.
Mrs. June Sanders. 35i65 Glover.
Wayne
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-19

Pvt. Arthur Szafarek-mother.
Mrs. Stella Szafarek. 1864 Nc.
Dougall St, Detroit
Paeihc area:
Pvt. Louis A Matisin-father.
John Matisin, lO5 W Oak St,
lronwood
Southwest Pacific
Pfc Bernard l.. Bowen father