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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
JOSEPH b. CRAIG DIES

NEW ORLEANS. LaJoseph p.
Craig. colorful f-s;ernal and civic
figure in New Orleans for the past
half century. succumbed At his
home in North Roman street last
week after a prolonged illness.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

Tuberculosis germs spread from the
sick 20 the well. They hitch-hike on
croplets OF moisture when ;ubercu-
louS person coughs or sneezes
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TOM GRIFFIN. Plaintiff
HELEN GRIFFIN. Defendant ~

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ q session OF said Court held n
the Court House in the city Of De-
troit. County Of Wayne and state Of
Michigan on the %th day Of June.
1HDoDoRE >. R!cA14a : $
8 spps.rnE to. fhn Court Scs3
afndavit on die that the defendant
Helen Griffin. Is not Q resident Of tk4
State Of Michigan. but that shs relides
In Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania:
IT IS ORDERED that she apU0ar
and answer the bill OF complaint la
this cause within three t3) months
from the date OF this Order. OF said
bill Of complaint will be taken - con-
fessed by said defendant, and that this
Order be served by Registered Mail
upon said defendant or Be published.
as required by Law. IN the Michigan
Chronicle. a newspaper printed. pub
hshed and circulating in said County,
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
cASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
Bv A. A. Berger. Deputy Clerk
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R0XBoRoUGH 4 TALIAFERR0 /.
Attorneys-at-law
1903 Broadway. suite 81
Detroit, Michigan
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT rOR
THE COUNTY or WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
EvERLINE MCCONNELL. Plaintiff
RANDIE MCCONNELL. petsDdsnt ''

EvERLINE MCCONNELL. Plaintiff
RANDLE MCCONNELL. petsDdsnt '
Court House in the City Of Detroit. in
A D i943
Present: The Hon.
VINCENT NJ BRENNAN
In this cause. n appe airing TO the
Court by affidavit hereto attached, that
chancery summons has been issued out
and under the seal Of this court. for
the appearance OF the defendant, and
or before the return day. thereof. for
the reason that said defendants where.
aoouts rs unknown. but that hts last
known address is In the City Of Detroit.
County Of Wayne and State Of Michi-
gan. ana that said chancery summons
has been returned. with the certificate
thereon endorsed. showing that after
ci!tgert search and inquiry. the said
defendant could not be found In the
state OF Mishisan; on or before the
On motion OF RoxoorouTh and Talia-
fe-ro ATTORNEYS for the Plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED that Randle Nc
Connell cause his appearance 10 be
months from the date of this order.
and in case OF his appearance. he cause
his answer to the PLAINTIFFS bin OF COM
plant to be filed. and q copy thereof
10 be served upon the attorneys for the
plaintiff within 20 DAYS after service
upon him OF q copy OF said bill and
notice Of this order. and that in default
thereof, the said bill be taken a COM
fessed by the said defendant
IT is FURTHER ORDERED tffat q
COPY OF this order be published I'm sny
newspaper published and circulating II,
the County OF Wayne, and served. ac-
cording 20 law.
VINCENT NJ BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR J. EINcEMAN. ciers
BY L G Nsult. Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TINE CIRCUIT COURT FOE
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCEHY

GEoRGETTA TowNLEY. Plaintiff
LAUREL EDWIN TowNLEY,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held In the
Court House In the Wayne County
Building at Detroit, Michigan. on this
eighth day OF May. AID, i943
Present: The Hon.
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
It appearing from affidavit on Ale In
this cause that the above named plain
tlf does not know IN what State or
Townley. resides.
1T is THEREFORE ORDERED that
said defendant. Laurel Edwin Townley,
appear and answer the bill of complaint
filed in TINS cause within three months
from the date of this Order or said bill
OF complaint will be taken as confessed
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this Order be published ac-
cordina to law in the Michigan Chron.
icle. and that . copy OF this Order be
sent BY Registered Mail. Return Re-
ceipt Requested. to said defendant,
LAUREL Edwin Townley. AZ his last
known place Of residence at 3lo5 East
and also to 12< Avondale Street. Colurn-
bus. Ohio, by Registered Mail. Return
Receipt Requested. at least twenty
days before the time hereinbefore pre-
scribed for his appearance
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
Barney Bartkowiak. Deputy clerk.
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HERBERT l. DUDLEY
Attorrey-at-lsw
ass Russ ell street
Detroit. Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR
The COUNTY or WAYNE
No rs 9e5

In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Ezeskiel Daniels. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all eredi.
tors OF said deceased are required 10
present their claims, IN writing and
under oath. 10 said Court ~ the Pro-
bate Office In the City OF Detroit, in
said County. and TO serve . copy there
OF upon Eva Daniels. Administrative
OF said estate. 81 care OF ass Russell
street. Detroit. Michigan, on or before
the md dsy OF August. A d. ieSS and
that such claims Will be heard by ssid
court before Judge Joseph A Muir.
ply tf Court Room No 3is, Wayne
County Building in the City OF Detroit
in said County, on the 2nd dsy OF
August. AD.. is+3. at two o'clock In
the afternoon
Dated Nav -, AID. 1919
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge OF PROT.
Published I'm Michigan Chroniels
once In each week for three weeks
,pceesslvely within thirty days from
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LOOMS, JONES, PIPER q GOLDEN
Attorneys-t-Law
1908 Broadway. Suite sos
Detroit, Michigan

STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
Evening star., 1943-06-23
&e<%om> &hn>>ge Of
Scene al ,Jf&rne

So.. you aren't taking vacation joun this year you're
spending your home for the durotion Still doesn't
you can't get q change of refreshing
viewpoint within your four walls You might get
charming Queen Anne living suite scenesteoer Of
the first magnitude You give your tred|ooking bed
face value lovely suite Place cookbook
ing bre-ondsso rugs your floor ward off the heat
caused by heavy rugs And there's slew Of
other scenc" ideas you get from The Hecht Co.
lasting investments long after this is post history
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Relatives OF Benes
Put in Nazi Camps

LONDON A neutral power
has informed the Czechoslovskian
government in exile that all rela-
tives Of its president. DR.. Eduara
Benes. were seized by the Ger
mans last October and sent 70 a
concentration camp in Germany.
That was one Of the newly re-
ported instances Of Nazi terror
ism.
The Polish government in exile
received fresh evidence Of whole
sale executions and Expectations.
Ten persons. II said. were recently
hanged in snopenics 20 in the
Plock district. Il at Pronary rs at
Jewel. and Is al Jsszuny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
New Englunders
Convert Old Hsorse

MILAN. ". IA little ranses
Ingenuity has converted an cut.
NODDED hssrse into = hfe-savlns
device. Members of the town.
auxiliary fire department Oh.
tanned q serxieeshie truck ~ tab.
ting = 1884 hearse ard adding q
u . soo-g.lion pump am pack
pumps. q searehiight and twu
ladders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

planning TO make funds avail
able for civilian defense work.
ers who are injured while on
duty. At the present time
there are no laws covering
compensation for individuals
injured in that manner.
Other legislation. which will re-
ceive favorable attention from
Jackson may be summed up as
follows:
Civil service employment for
state and county employees.
o-Rebuild the Tacoma Narrows
4 bridge after the war.
NO Japanese aliens to be per-
- mitted to live in the state OF
Washington.
H-Increase state and county sal
aries to permit employees to
earn enough for living purposes.
C-Boiler inspection as a safe
- guard for workers in the state.
Additional school funds to in
y sure operation of these insti-
buttons.
7-Pensions of $40 without de-
auctions.
o-Give the park boards the right
y to lease property which can
not be used at present for park or
playground purposes.
jackson believes the next ses-
sion of the legislature will be one
of the most important ever He
hopes all members will get down
to work as soon as they cover
preliminary details.
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Just the Core
2O-DAY SUSPENSION

State liquor board has ordered
a 20-day suspension for sale Of
beer and wine for Leonard's, s02
Broadway, 1t was announced Sat
urdsy. Reason was given as sale
to minors.
Hear Theo Karle. tenor. with
the Tacoma Philharmonic orches-
ira, Thursday. January 5. Jason
Lee auditorium, $50 p. m. Tickets
on sale Ted Brown Music store.
Fraziers. adv.
Always better butter at the
Cow" adv.
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PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

and Mr. rhem.. Ft.seiy q South
Bend. wash.
Nr. ssd Mr. Dsyi. wtm.s<
and tse daughters a vsshon. NJ.
ard Mrs.. Z. 4. t.aea and ar-.
Dcs.la Ncfnttre. al e Tscems.
recently visited 1T ne sss>~-
FtscA home N ossvilie
Nr>. Elders. Ming 81 ruy.llup
recently visited her parents, NJ
and Mr. G. A. nArr~r a Malone
NJ. Laa- k.s.sr II rseom..
who i employed At sTsc. recently
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mr..
keith = kasssr q EllsnsourE.
Mr. Arthur pekhs Of Hoqul.m
IL visiting az the home a her ais
ter. Mrs. TED Fank of National
Mr.. and Mrs. Funk are the par.
ents q . son born November ..
Mis-. Irene Alloy and Earl
C,emen. Of Tacoma recently at
tended . holiday dinner st the
home of Mr.. and Mr~- y. a. Csem-
enc Of Eima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NcCiears
and son. Michael. all Of rtyaliup.
recently visited Mr. Mcciesry's
parents. Mr.. and Nr.. Leonard
McC,eary Of MeCleary. Wash.
Donald MaeclIiivry Of Tacoma
recently visited friends and rela.
tves in Spokane.
Struck by n car driven hyAlheri
Jacobs. "a. ri. 6. Box SIS. Friday
evening on East nth II. near the
Western Boat Co, Biorn Biornson,
81. Cascade log dump, was In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

L. William Hlaweil. son % Mr..
and Mr. ". q. Ridweii Of racoms.
has ben promoted 10 Ire rank 81
first lieutenant At I'm Field.
ogden. Utah. II was announced
Saturday by army air force Of
ficials. II Ridwell attended
school. in Tacoma and tire a. q
Washington. where he specialized
in motor design and analysis.
Raymond John oi-.ea. son Of
Mrs. n. olssen. $500 "a n 81.
has joined the navy ard has re-
ported TO FsrrsEut Idaho. train
ing station 10 learn tho funda-
mcntals Of sesmanship.
staff sgt Gerald O. Rreel..
whose wife resides al the wash
ington apis. has recently been
promoted TO the grade Of LIST ser
gesnt In the army air corps at
McChord field.
Aviation o.se, s,smeaa W.
Jackowski. 1891 East 18th st. II
now taking basic army air corps
flying training AZ Peoos. Texas.
Ike 7. Osborne. i.ehnieisn sth
grade. whose wife lives At seos
No. Cheyenne at, has recently
heen promoted TO the grade of
corporal in the army air corps At
McChord Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. n. Myers. 7si2
No. Lawrence st, recently attend
ed holiday gathering at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David II.
Dickson of ElmA.
Mrs. Lawrence Naive Of Tscoms
recently visited her parents. Mr..
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first attempts at politics were
without success. He first tried for
position on the park board here
and was defeated by DR.. Button.
In 1885 he ran on the Republican
ticket for the legislature and was
lost in the Democratic landslide.
BY then he had become a veteran
campaigner and made his plans for
the future accordingly.
NATIVE or ST. PAUL
Born in ST. Paul in 1904. Jack
son came to Tacoma in 1921. He
went to work for a construction
company and remained with il
until 1927 He then took job
with the Northern Pacific Rail-
road and has been there since.
jackson takes leave OF absence
from his work to attend the legis-
lative session. He estimates he
loses about $500 in wages during
each session. He feels that the
thrill of being in the legislature
offsets the loss.
jackson, known rs the
working mans representative,
has the full support of prac-
ticalIy all the labor groups in
Pierce county. He Is a MEM
Der of the Railway Brother
hood and has been responsible
for sponsoring legislation fav-
orable to Its members.
During his time in the legis-
lature, jackson was instrumental
in having bills passed that even
tually helped build the Hylebos
and Narrows bridges. He was also
active in the passage of the bill
that permitted the building of
state highway number five that
goes to orting.
FAVORS PROGRAM
jackson is interested in the pro-
gram set forth by the Washington
Association of Cities and will give
its program due consideration. He
favors a lame duck" bill for city
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Ernest Adler Passes

ATTL -Funerai services
are being planned for Ernest X.
Alder. s.. Seattle authority On
dock elevators, Vho died Friday.
He was superintendent Of the
Rothschild-Intemationsl stevedor-
ing Company.
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suWNkm - kr<< W. 1slnn1n
- : rruuin>at ezunner bzulnruI
m.n. 49, - . nwnner hmu11n1
Friday. H< wss injured n -
exrIos,on is<t w>ek ~ ~ KIe1n1>-
n.a Ysase p1ant nurs vn>rp ~
80 ~ exneul1xoI
- 80 . mem1w q Pnum11
tszxe. y 80 4. -. - - -
. nenker - IL onmnGF 1cnnrG
bs~<s nors tnaa - ypasn
Surviving ars - w16u5. ~
Jchnpra. 80 cn1I1vuR nenuFe -
Ellnnhs<h. ~ nru1nepH ~
Jennece - nsmnnr - ouuruD
Jennnua a CHlcnGo. - oII1un
hfrn ~ - ep11nn - puEunyk
vsnla 80 nrs. Ahua Konhuur1uv
ef Nsw Yc<n.
rssasr~i .rs..s~m>sss ~ -
snnssmssa - rnn pnssnl -
o<zmnsr.
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the Pierce county hospital satur'
day With = broken right ankle he
was taken n the hospital BY rri-
waite smhulsncs.
Iehs segai. 1919 Pacific ave.
disloostsd hi right shoulder FRI
day when he slipped an The weed
en- stairway a, 1900 Fast a7nd
Il he was taken 10 the Pierce
county hospital by police amhn-
lance and wha stili under care sat.
urday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
SEATTLE BUILDING

Seattle building for the year Of
1912 totaled SIG, SOP ,040. il was an
nounced Saturday. II was de-
cline, the previous years total
amounting 10 s2s, 4ss, $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Nv SAM ANGELoFT
Tacoma Times staff Writer

Although he entitled be called senator" he st prefers to
be Barney
he the right be called
and the as yet 10
H N Barney
county He has been serving his continuously 1881 He
went Olympia that representative represented
his district the 1899
He will be the senate again during the as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

The government has directed
us and all other oil companies
to limit a customers credit to
a single retail outlet. Each
customer may select his own
station.
For many years this COM
pany has developed its credit
card plan to render the best
and most economical service
possible to its customers. How
ever if a modification of this
credit system will help the ma
tional war effort in any way,
we and our customers will well
come the opportunity to CO.
operate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04


a promotion 70 ne ronk
Of avortefnosfef ssroeons.
hlehest enlisted mans
ros,nq, fof o To<orro no
rine. Robert 6. Bore, chow.
wos onnounesd sosurduy IN
q disposch from his ssosioo
IN peofl fiorbor. tiowosi.
SGT Bore. 26-ysos old son
OF Ma. lsll,or A. Sore 81
1901 No. llth St. hos ben
IN mos'ne service sss yeors.
A. O member OF thc morine
detoehmsns CHORD ne
cruiser Ch.eooo. Ne visited
'Alosko, Chile. Peru, poro-
mo ard Cubo His wife. Mr..
6rocs 6 Bore. resides al The
llfh ~. oddre<x here.
psEncE QUOTA - CAns
riercs eeunty's January ssstz
Of passenger ears u -. oFA ~
noanced Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Article OF Series-
Legislators Who
Will Represent
Pierce County
Fourth Article OF q Series.

Tbs the representative
80 n
this y.
a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
A MESSAGE TO
STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA
CREDIT CARD HOLDERS

INDIVIDUAL STATION
CREDIT AVAILABLE.
Standard Stations, Inc, many
authorized distributors and
Standard Dealers are individu.
ally prepared to extend credit.
Here's how Standard custom
ers can get this service: =.
Select the one Standard sta
ton, authorized distributor or
Standard dealer where you
wish to buy regularly.
2. Upon proper indentifica.
ton your Standard service
man can make the necessary
arrangements without inccn-
vience to you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA

Exception the above: Standard Credit Cords issued Gov
Agencies and vehicles with ~ roon stcksrs
still be oil Standard reto outlets until Fsbruory lSl3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

bill consolidating city elections.
Civilian defense II a "mu>t'
item on Jackson's list. He In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

Although jackson mas been IN
the legislature for six years, his
first attempts at politics were
x-,.ha,,t s....os. IL fret $3.50 fnr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

recently visited friends and rela.
tives in Spokane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22
ENGAGED

Mrs. Anthony Hrvatin, 1911
Arrowhead Ave-, recently an.
nounced the engagement Of hel
daughter Miss Elsie M. Des.
mond, to Mr.. William G. Ryan
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Ryan Sr., 1870 Hillview Rd.
Mr.. Ryan Joined the U. S
Navy and will graduate from
Great Lakes Naval Training
Station on Monday, May a.
after which he will spend a
nine day furlough at home.
Both are graduates Of Col
linwood High School. No date
for the marriage has been set
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22
SPRING CONCERT

Slovene Chorus "Planina" OF
Maple Heights, O. will present
it's Spring Concert tomorrow
evening.
The program will open al
8 p. m. at the Slovene National
Home, $3.50 Stanley Ave., un.
der the direction Of Mr.. Joseph
Kogoy. Selected folk songs and
classical numbers will be rem.
dered, after which there will be
dancing to Johnny Sulen's Or.
chestra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22
Shopping WoIfess

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! This is
"The Shopping Wolfess" on
the loose again.
It seems that Norma and
Wally never tire of each other
-. Okie's sister, Olga, looking
very nice Sunday night. Who
was the date, Olga? Wilma
Glazer making eyes at Ray
Russ! Where was Dorothy? . .
Richly Skufca claiming that he
isn't a wolf! But we know bet
ter, Rich! Helen Medved,
always chewing gum. Don't you
know it's rationed? Kind
of windy Sunday, wasn't it
girls? Especially to keep the
skirts down, when taking pic
lures! Wherever there are
sailors, you'll find Jennie and
Eleanor Harold Okleson,
always sleeping in Social Glass.
Don't stay out so late
Vicky wishing that Eddie Bud
mar was home. Must be love, eh,
Vicky? Ella and Bill hit
ting it off swell from the start
peanuts" always talking
about baseball. We wonder
what he can do Joe Barbish
surprising everybody at the
bowling alleys Monday night
-i. /. Jacob Frank telling some
girls very funny riddles. Is that
what they do at Marquette? :.
Violet Vogrin disgusted with
this rainy weather. She claims
it brings down her hair
Rain, snow or shine doesn't
keep away the gang from the
bowling alleys Joe Zele
blushing when he discovered
lipstick on his nose Steve
still calling up Esther every
night. Where does he find so
much to talk about? Kay
Matuck grumbling because of
an article in the paper. Eddie
Mervar getting ready for the
Army Danny trying to
make a hit with the girls in his
way. But didn't succeed
Mickey Kastelic walking thru
the hall with a different boy
every time. Where does Milan
come in? "Okie" claiming
that no girl is good enough for
him ). Norma trying to use an
old, torn umbrella in the rain.
It doesn't do much good, does
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22
Victory Garden
Hints
BIZ John G.. MichalkO,

By John G.. MichalkO,
Assistant Horticulturist
1t is safe to plant most vege-
table seeds by the middle Of
May.
Chinese cabbage should not
be planted until the latter part
of July as it goes to seed in
hot weather.
Set out tomatoes and pep
pers during the last week of
May.
Elephants require warmth
and should not be planted until
sure of warm weather.
Bush beans are a worth
while crop for the home gar
den because they require little
space, mature early and are
prolific bearers.
Plant the bush varieties at
about 3 inches apart to a depth
of 2 to 3 inches and at inter-
walls of 3 weeks up to August
1st.
Some successful varieties for
this region and recommended
in the Gardeners Guide" are :
Green beans-Tendergreen,
Bountiful, Plentiful.
Wax beans-Surecrop, Pen
cilpod, Brittle.
Don't plant the entire gar
den at one time-as the crops
will mature at the same time
and you will have more than
you can use. Instead plant
short rows of your favorite
vegetables at intervals and have
a continuous supply of fresh
tender crops.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22
SLOVENE SCHOOL
PERFORMANCE

Students of the Slovene
School of Slov. National Home
Of St. Clair Ave-, will stage two
short Slovene plays. Slovene
songs will be sung by them and
musically inclined members of
the group will perform on vari-
Gus Instruments.
The curtain will rise at $3.50
p. M, and the program will be
followed by dancing to a popu-
lar orchestra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22
Army q
Navy
Ne,,s.

The address of Joseph. A.
Bole, who volunteered and left
for the service of Uncle Sam on
May 7th is:: Joseph A. Bole,
A. S. R. Co. 81, Rec. 623-83O,
U.S.C.C., Training Sta ton,
Manhattan Beach, New York,
Platoon 317.
Serving our country are
brothers, Victor and Harry We
har. Their addresses are: Pfc.
Victor A. Vehar, AGA Engrs.
Depot Co., 7th Prov. ,Bn. EU.
T. c., Camp Claiborne, La.
SIC Harry J. Vehar, Goth Ma
val Construction Bn. Co. D,
Platoon a, c/o Fleet Post Of
flee, San Francisco, California.
Stationed somewhere in No.
Africa as an ambulance driver
is Pfc. Louis Svetlic, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hrovat, 805 E.
100 St. His address is: 50th
Station Hospital, APO. 1854
Go Postmaster New York City,
n. Y.
Home on ten day furlough
this past week was Pfc. Louis
V. Kovacic, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Milavec of 1243 E. 81 st. He
will return to Fort Bragg, N.
c., today.
Leaving for service of Uncle
Sam on May 9th, is Raymond
J. Ivancic. This is the third son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ivancic,
1241 E. 61st St., to leave for
the Army.
The following boys were in
Quoted into the Army Thurs
day, and are now on furlough :
G. G. Stankovitch, Lewis Rego-
vic, A. L. Nosan Jr., Harry J.
Cvar, John F. Strojin, Stanley
j. Godic, Edward R. Stampfel,
George Koncar, Charles B. Ga
brenya, Rudolph F. Brancel,
T. F. Zakrajsek, A. B. Strait
sher, Frank A. Koprivec, F. B.
Koncan Jr., Albert A. Vidmar.
Ludwig j. Zajc, Ralph Pol
shak, Louis S. Shenk, J. J. Mi
nerich Jr., Frank A. Zajc, 10.
seph F. Casper, Anthony J
Turk, John M. Braidic, Albert
J. Vovk, V. J. Baskovic, Johr
C. Okorn, John Kremzar and
Joseph Jakomin. They will
leave for camp on Thursday
May 9th.
Accepted by the Navy were
the following: Matthew Zni.
darsic, Carl Matkovic, Edward
A. Oster, William j. Gallovic
Johnny Turkoc Jr. and Adolpf
J. Papes.