davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-13
No. 7136
S u M M o N S

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
DELLA COEVAS CUEN, Plain
tiff VS.. TOM CUEN, Defendant
THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO
the above named defendant, Tom
Cuen.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ED and required TO appear and
defend in the above entitled ac-
ton in the above entitled court
within TWENTY DAYS, exclusive
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-13
10 YEARS AGO

Pinal county cotton growers are
now busily engaged in destroying
the cotton on the acreage which
they have offered In the cotton
acreage reduction plan OF the Unit
ed States department OF agricul-
ture.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-13

He writes that Bill Pierce and
Joe Espinoza send their regards
TO the folks back home.
O'Donnells address is care OF
fleet post office. San Francisco
Calf.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-13

The Pacific Greyhound bus line
is seeking a franchise for the val
ley towns of Florence. Coolidge
and Casa Grande.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-13

Roy Wayland. state manager Of
the Federal Home owners Loan
corporation. addressed a large au-
dience at the Casa Grande Ruins
picnic grounds Wednesday eve
ming ~
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-13

The Pay'n Takit and Davis
hardware and furniture stores have
installed a hitching rack and wa
tering trough west OF Pay'n Takit
Tor the accommodation OF the In
dian trade
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-13

Organization OF an Arizona
Stock Exchange. Ito give to the
citizens OF Arizona a mart where
they can trade in local securities
and to specialize in mining issues.
thus bringing to Arizona outside
capital for development OF its
mines. was announced Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Margaret Bogart, Sally Bradley, Waterbury; Margaret Carter, Hart ford; Julia Conflnante, Angela Cap- pola, Derby; Bettye Cunningham, Felecia Daddona, Dorothy Danaher, Waterbury; Helena Desrochers, Thomaston; Geraldine Donaghue, Greenwich; Claire DuBois, Nauga- tuck; Harriet Farrell, Waterbury Elizabeth Flick, Shelton; Jane Toy, Naugatuck; Imma Galgano, Tor rington; Blanche Germano, Oak vile; Evelyn Henry, Shelton; Mar guerite Jarvis, Newport, R. l.; Rose mary Johnson, Waterbury; Rose Lamson, Naugatuck; Helen Malin- oWski. Manchester; Audrey Miller, Stamford; Bernice Mccormack, Wa terbury; Geraldine McMahon, Mill linocket, Me; Mary Mottai. Tor rington; Mary O'Connor, Water bury; Mary Olson, Waterbury; Hilma Ostrom, Naugatuck; Kath- ryn Petrillo, Waterbury; Margaret Richmeyer. Waterbury; Jane Rich ter, Naugatuck; Marion Rush, Lucy Russo, Rena Tamburini, Water bury; Mary Trevalin. Seymour; Jare Tutolo, Eleanor Vilciauskas Mary Walsh, Waterbury; Leocadia Wolak, New Britain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Mrs. Edward Stuart of Plaza ave- nue recently entertained at her home with a miscellaneous showed in compliment to Miss Mary Moss of Baldwin street.
 Among her guests were: Dorothy Connor, Ruth Reichenbach, Sue ODea, Eunice Claffey, Marjorie Thomas, Mary Shugrue, Anne l vWey, Ruth LaCouer, Mary Gun terman, Mrs. Anna Wrenn, Bar bara Gunterman, Mrs. Don Hyde Mrs. Gunterman, Mrs. Betty Ar cand Mrs. Bernice LaChance, Mrs. Peggy Boppler, Mrs. Eleanor Sul- livan, Mrs. Alice Bartolini, and Marjorie Gunterman.
 Miss Dorothy Connor also feted the bride-to-be at her home on Wal nut avenue.
 Those attending were Marguerite Duffy, Loretta Dillon, Margaret Gunterman, Rita Sullivan, Dorothy Connor Mrs. Margaret Mcclure, Mrs. Don Hyde, Mrs. Anne McCue, Mrs. Eleanor R. Sullivan and Mrs. Edward Stuart.
 Mrs. Joseph Moss and Miss Celeste Moss entertained for their niece at their home on Baldwin street.
 Among those present were Anne Sweeney. Elizabeth Crowley, Alice Fitzgerald, Kaye Moss, Lucy c. Moss, Mrs. M. Stocks, Mrs. D. Ira yer, Mrs. E. Culman, Mrs. F. Withey, Mrs. Ann Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mar. Mry McNulty, Mrs. Alice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
Personal
Class Day. Faculty Tea At St. Mary's Hospital

The class day exercises of St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing were held this afternoon in the nurses home on South Elm street. Following the ceremony the hospital faculty entertained the members at a tea and reception.
 The program included the history of the class by Miss Lucy Russo; the class prophecy, Miss Dorothy Dan aher; and the class will, Miss Blanche Ayotte.
 Miss Sally Bradley delivered the valedictory address Miss Edna Theroux entertained with piano se- lections; and the members joined in the class song. A sketch emitted An Echo from the Past" was pre- sented by Betty Cunningham, Mary Rinadi Hen Tkacz, Natalie Bra dumas and Agnes Dumouchel.
 The class officers includes Miss Dorothy Dananer, president; Miss Geraldine McMahon, vice-president; Miss Hjlma Ostrom, secretary; and Miss Lucy Russo, treasurer.
 The members to be graduated are |: Blanche Ayotte, Annita Behan'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

MT. and Mrs. Ralph OLoskey of Naugatuck, former local residents, announce the birth of a son, Thomas Ralph, on May 19 at the Waterbury hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Women's Pair City championship for the Ely Culbert- son trophy, under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty, included: North south, Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Mrs John Collins tied with Mrs. Joseph Reilly, Mrs. Louis Driscoll 87l2; Mrs Eugene Doherty, Mrs. William Petit jean, 86; east-west, Mrs. Earl Pier son, Mrs. August Fiege, 95; Mrs keith Anderson, Mrs. Richard Ray 89.
 The official standing: Mrs. Reilly Mrs. Driscoll, 552; Mrs. Ryan, Mrs Collins, 546t2; Mrs. Wood, Mrs Moeller, 529; Mrs. Bolan, Mrs. Walsh 5271a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Wednesday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs. w. s. Smith included: North south, MT and Mrs F. R. Bamage 123; MT. and Mrs. Alvin Davis 117i2; Mrs. Leon Lovejoy, Mrs Walter Norton, TIT; east-west, M. F WitherWax, Martin O'Brien, 132; Mrs. Joseph Reilly, Mrs. Louis Mer- rell, l28; R. Cole -Harchard, J. A Cuddihy, ll6.
 The official standing: Mrs. Love- joy, Mrs. Norton, .563 Irving Chap man, Harry Orent, .554; MT. and Mrs. Davis, .519.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

The "ScOts-Guard" serves all fronts. Invest in the playing card of "distinctiOnr. Provide for the
 needs of humanity. Another Wa terbury contribution to the war effort. Manufactured and sold eN- cIusiye1y for the benefit of the United Nations Relief Fund, Inc. Available at Wnterbury's depend- able store Grieve, Bisset & Holland. Cards mailed to servicemen over sens at no additional cost. Postpaid
 S1.OO. ScOtSguard, F. Q. Box 453. City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

phrey, Mrs. Alfred Marsh, Mrs. Martha Peters, Mrs. Thomas OConnor, Mrs. Daniel Tram, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. Edmond McHale, Mrs. Tillie Fronick, Mrs. Joseph Moss, Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, Mrs. George Garrity, Mrs. Julia McDonald Mrs, Elizabeth Leary, Mrs. Edward Stew art, Mrs. Daniel McNulty, Mrs. Thomas Gibbons. Mrs Louise Brousseau, Mrs. Dorothy Derouin, Mrs. Elizabeth Formes and Mrs, Margaret McGill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
Weddings
Miss Marie Kilbride
 ObserUes Birthday

The Emanon Sorority entertained Miss Marie Kilbride at a birthday party at the home Of the Misses Kay and Harriet Marinan. The guest of honor received a purse.
 Among those present were Ernes- tine Kelly, Marjorie Lucien, Airline Connors, Florence St. Mary, Lor- etta Sullivan, Mary Warner and Muriel Harrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Heavy washable gabardine in brown, tan, and teal, makes neat slacks for the older lad. Sizes 24 to 33.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Smooth cotton gabardine slackS exceptionally we'll tailored, in Luggage, Beige, Teal, Green. Sanforized-shrunk. Sizes 26 to 32.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Airline Judge. Patsy Kelly, Mabel Todd and Cobina Wright, Sr., are in the cast of PRCs Danger Women at Work, which has started shooting under the direction of Ed gar Ulmer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
HebreuU Ladies Aid
 Enjoys Nah Jong

The Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid Association enjoyed a nah jong and bridge party at the institute on Monday evening.
 At the business meeting which preceded the social, Mrs. Manuel Lax read the minutes. and Mrs. Wilfred Greenblatt gave the financial re- port. Mrs. Samuel Rosenheld anc Mrs. Samuel Sacks were welcomed as new members
 Mrs. Harry Klamkin, president, announced the final meeting of the season to be held on June IA.
 American Red Cross chapters will cooperate with PRC in the Los An geles showing of "Corregidor" the War-drama starring Otto Kruger, Elissa Landi and Donald Woods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Radio frequencies broadcast at of length" '.aves, generate and instantaneously induct heat through solid bodies with no damage to the structure. This is the method used In welding wood to produce multi laminar wood spars for the wings of Army airplanes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

MT. and Mrs. Thomas E. Moran of Plaza avenue announce the birth of daughter, Virginia Ellen, on May "A at St. Mary's hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Villa Maria
 FeteS Children

Villa Maria Lodge held its annual chlidrens May party last Sunday at Hamilton Park, with Miss Rita St. Jean as chairman.
 Anita Derouin was crowded May Queen, with Carolyn Bremen and Janet Thibault as princesses. Mrs. Leon Phaneuf, Miss Yvette Fortin and Miss Claire Houle acted as judges.
 The children were served refresh ments after a program of games.
 Those present were Marcia Bren- nen. Robert Houle, Bella Fortier, Lucille Nobert, Lorraine Noel, Ter esq Fortier, Arthur TeSsier, Loretta Fortier, Richard Phaneuf, Irene Fortier, Janet Thibault, Georgett Benoit, Janet Bremen, Gloria Derouin, Cecile Benoit, Loretta Noel, Carolyn Bremen and Elaine Der ouin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

The United States uses about one-half of the total worlds output of neWsprint annually.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
PROGRAM SILK

Ia nedeljsko predstavo silk
je urejeno takole: TOCNOST:
Kdor bo prisel emo minute po-
zneje kot OBJ 3. uri, ia bo pri-
krajsan "a emo minute gledanja
silk. Zakaj ne bi bill tocni: Mo-
je predstave bodo tocne. Ko
udari lura tri, zaigra ameriska
himna in predstava Sc zacne, &C.
tudi ne bi bilo v dvorani ljudi,
cas- je, da postanemo tocni.
Prve tri vretena DO nova Sill
ka "Civilian Defense" Zatem
nova slika liz leta 1912 0 svetov-
nih dogodkih. Dolenjski zuzem-
berk in birma, ter yes ribniski
okraj, kjer spremlja blagopo-
kojni DR.. Trdan slikarja. Do
datno bo Sc nekaj druzinskih
silk. Posebna slika pa DO o novi
masi Rev. Edward Surtz S. J..
Vstopnina DO 10c, preostanek
gre "a Rdec kriz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
TAKE YOUR TINE

All of us have seen photo
graphs of wrecked automobiles,
and probably most of us have
seen a car that's been in a real
ly bad crash.
Just imagine your car-the
old family bus on whose care
you're lavishing so much time
and attention these days
whose tires you initiate with
such loving care-just imagine
that car is a wreck i. dam.
aged beyond repair !. wheel;
twisted :. tires torn.
Then ask yourself, the Great
er Cleveland Safety Council
suggests, whether minute
saved makes it worth while tx
run the risk of an accident tt
your beloved car-not to men
tion yourself and your family
The answer is No! Don't b,
careless today and carless to
morrow!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

da je Helena versko blazna in
da sama ne We, kaj della. Njego-
va zena je pa dejala nekega
dne:
- Pocakajmo, kaksen bo ko-
nee, kdove, &c nj to bivsa me-
tresa Xxi della zdaj tn pri mas
pokoro.
: Helena bi bila gotovo zelo
presenecena, &c bi bila vedela,
da izvira sovrastvo eksekutor-
jeve zene iz ranjene ljubezni.
Gospa Billardova 81 je res re
dolgo prizadevala nasaditi svo-
jemu mozu roge in ocarati mia
dega postarja. Postarju pa nj
bilo do te lahke image in zato
Sc "a grdo eksekutorjevo zeno
nj prav mic zmenil "a uzaljena
zena je mrzila njo, XII jo je
smatrala "a svojo rivalinjo.
Prizadevala 81 je prepricati
ljudi, da ina Paul Vernier lju-
bavno razmerje s Helene: toda
intriga Sc il nj posrecila, nihce
il nj verjel.
In vendar je imela deloma
prav. Helena Sc sicer nj dosti
zmenila "a Paula, pac je bill pa
on zaljubljen v mlado vdovo.
Paul je nasel v Heleni svoj
ideal, XII je O MEM ze davno sa-
njal. Zato nj cuda, da Sc je do
uses zaljubil v MO. Nikoli pa nj
niti z besedico niti S kretnjo, nj
tt S pogledom pokazal svoje vro-
&c ljubezni.
Ljubil jo je, kakor ljubi IL
gnanec vetric, XII veje il domo-
vine, kakor ljubi in cd dalee
obozuje alpski pastir rozo, ra-
stoco ma nedostopnem ledeniku,
ne da bi upal, da jo bo mogel
kdaj odtrgati in poduhati.
Helena je kmalu opazila, da
jo Paul ljubi. Toda njeno srce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
VAMP BITS
Continued from page A.


shoe off because wanted to go
home and then passing it on to
Fritz Hribar. I'm glad you had
your fun. Don't worry, I am not
angry but it was fun while it
lasted. Norma and Wally dane
ing a polka for the first time.
We had a newcomer Marge
who came with Julie Godec. She
halls from Canton, Ohio and
claims that we dance different
than they do there. Well, this
Sunday Jadran is starting to
rehearse for an operetta, so how
about coming and joining our
singing chorus? Jimmy Kozel
wasn't supposed to work Sun
day, but when he got to the
dance he found out there wasn't
anyone else to take his place, so
he had to work and just when
he wanted to dance. That's too
bad, Jimmy. Bill Kern keeping
a secret by not telling who the
Three Us are. You certainly
keep your promise, but that
isn't fair. Maybe the Vamp
needs a rest so unless have
any more news, l will not write
until my vacation is over, good
bye, good. I bet you're glad to
hear that. Well, that's all until
whenever I get an urge to write
So long.
Vampire
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
R o M A N - /. D B L

nedeljo med maso delezni male
tega uzitka. &c bi zaigrala v ma.
81 kapelici ma harmonic, bi VAN
bill vsi cd srca hvalezni.
Helena je ravnateljevo vabilc
2 veseljem sprejela. Tako so sc
il prvie odprla vrata pobolj jse.
valnice. Ko je pa prvie Eagle.
dala teh dve ali tristo otrok, sc
je ustrasila.
Vecini je bill greh re pritisnil
ma cello svoj pecat. Nekateri bi
Sc bill lahko razvili v postene in
normalne ljudi, pa so jih raz.
mere zastrupili ze v zgodnji
mladosti, drugi so bill pa po-
kvarjeni ze oh spocetju.
Helena je vse to kmalu spo-
znala.
- Morda jutri, morda cez pol
leta ali cez leto dni pride tudi
moi sin takle brlog in bo enak
tenn. nesrecnezem.
Toda takoj je spoznala, da je
potrebna njena usmiljenost bas
tenn bednim, gresnim, izobcenim
otrokorn. K MIN nihce ne pri-
haja tolazbo, vsak jih Same
zanicuje in prezira.
Nedolzno dete ina mater, XII
ga boza in uspava. Mali zloci-
nee ina pa samo usmiljenje, XII
ga lahko ustavi ma poti pogu-
bo.
In Helena Sc je z vso ljubez-
MILO lotila vzgoje malih nesrec.
nezev. Ravnatelj il je dovoli]
poucevati V poboljsevalnici pc
tie. Prinasala je ubogim otro,
kom knjige in 81 ma vse nacine
prizadevala olajsati jim tezkc
zivljenje.
In kmalu je bila znana pc
vsem kraju kot "dobra gospa.'
Vsi SO jo vzljubili. Ravnatelj
poboljsevalnice je zatrjeval, ds
je Helena svetnica. ~, -'
Tako plemeniti in priljublje,
nj ljudje pa ne morejo biti OBJ.
varovam ljubosumnosti in "a.
visit. Notarjeva zena il nj mo.
gla odpustiti, da stori brez ME,
mega dovoljenja toliko dobrega
Neki obcinski svetovalec je il.
javil, da je bio protizakonito
ko je bill MEN denar brez do,
voljenja obcinskega sveta izro,
cen malim zlocincem. Sodni
eksekutor je zatrjeval ljudem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
SAVE MANPOWER FOR
NARROWER

We all know that throwing
stones at glass houses is bad
business. But, the Greater Gle
veland Safety Council suggests
that throwing anything care
lessly may become a dangerous
act. You may cause a costly and
tragic fire by tossing away an
uneYtinguished cigarette or
match. Glass thrown into the
yard may injure your own child
or a neighbor's child. So, con-
troll that reckless impulse!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Naprodaj je

gostilna z licenco "a zganje, pi-
vo in vino, vkljucivsi zidano po-
slopje "a stiri druzine. Sedanji
lastnik Sc tn nahaja IA let. Ma
haja Sc ma vogalu E. 140 St. in
Lake Shore Blvd. Sc lahko kupi
"a majhno svoto. Zglasite Sc
med 2 in 3. uro ma 2949 Wood
hill Rd., "a podrobnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

Be sure and bring all your
friends as, everyone is in for a
good time. Music will be sup.
piled by that favorite orchestra
Al Strukel. Come one, come all
Bring your friends and neigh,
bors.
"The Fluffy-white Kittens
EDITORS NOTE: - Please
write on one side of sheet only
and also print names so as tc
avoid errors in spelling. Thank
you!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
TID-BITS
Continued from page A.

brunette! These twins, Kate
Matuck and Norma Rackatitis,
seem to be making it point to
dress alike to "tee." By the
way, Kate, how far did you get
in trying on suit jackets?
'Torch carrier Wally Lunka,
always closing the windows be-
cause Norma was catching a
"cold."
Good luck to you boys of the
"Huntmere Gang" who are leav-
ing for the service the 25th of
March. By the way, all personal
friends of these boys are invit-
ed to the party Saturday, Mar.
Goth, at Turks hall. Only the
friends that can be identified
by these gents" are welcomed!
Tony Alick home on furlough
looking as sharp as ever. Ber-
nice Lozar leaving before the
end of the dance. What happen
ed, Bernice, did you remember
YOUR h m work suddenly?
Bugs" improving his dancing
with the aid of Betty as the
dances roll by. Did you walk
Pat home, "Bugs?' Well, | sup
pose you've seen those two great
lovers more than once hold
their heads together on the
dance floor. | mean Jennie and
Dixie! Mack still being true as
ever to her sailor sweetheart
Marvin Rosa. Rudy Dolance
taking lessons from his big Sis
ter Angie, has now made a big
"hit,' with Edna Burrow! John
Rosel telling ???? he was sorry
he wouldn't get to the dance be-
cause he had a date with his
baby sister. Congratulations on
a new born baby girl, Mrs. Ro-
sell! Carmella Triano doing a
great bit of jitterbugging. No
ticed Red" and her sister "An-
gle" were not there. What kept
you two girls away? Peter De
Palma still not dancing. l sup
pose he'll be another "Steve &
cts" Dorothy and Eleanor both
doing their bit to helE the war
effort, by not wearing silk hose.
The girl that lost her black him
do pin last Sunday will please
ask the Bowling Alley Gang
this Saturday at the dance, ano
it will Immediately be returned
Don't be scared, as the finder
wishes to return it.
It would be pleasing if the
gang that comes to the dances
with the intention Of starting
fights, would rather stay away
The fights are useless and show
poor tact and sportsmanship OF
the part of those participating
in this roWdiness. Come to thu
dance to enjoy a good time, ane
if you must fight join Che army
! Well, that's about all we have
to say except that we'll be look
ing for you tonight at s o'clock
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

"At The Front" the first
technicolor battle report of the
American invasion of North
Africa, came to the Telenews
Theatre, Friday, March 10Th.
Principal sequences in "At
The Front" picture the first en-
gagement by the American and
German tanks outside the Tuni-
sian city of Tebourba, on the
road northwest Of Medjez ell
Bah; the Nazi air raid at Sioux
ell Arba and the city of Bone;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

je ostalo zvesto pryi ljubezni.
Obozevala je Ramona, kakor
ljubimo bite, XII nam ga je
ugrabila smrt.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
ARMY & NAVY NEWS
Continued from page Al

Somrak, 1901 E. 167 St; Jo-
seph Cvelbar, 1854 Daniel; Jo-
seph Bacher, / Lakeside, Beu-
lah Park; Nicholas Rapleno-
vich, 166O9 Waterloo Rd.; John
Budnar Jr., 1924 Huntmere;
Andrew Bergant, 1906 Chero-
kee; Frank Picman, 1925 e.
1853 ST.; Joe Moravec, 17113
Neff; John Vadnal, 1875 Ar
cade; Jack Jordon, 1875 Neff;
John Tanko, 196OO Arrowhead;
John zaloznik, 1908 Grove
wood Ave; Joseph Barbish,
423 E. 157 St.; Stanley Kozel,
161O3 Trafalgar Ave; William
Mihelich, 1881 E. 1853 ST.; Leo
Bostjancic, 194O7 Shawnee; Ed
ward Oshaben, 1851 Kildeer;
Ralph Slopko, 1854 Arrow
head; Milan Troha, 1907 A
rrowhead; Frank Potocnik,
1858 E. 1853 St.; Andrew Bo-
hinc, 1916 E. 173; Leonard
Gornick, 1870 Lucknow; Igna-
titus Vidmar, 196O5 Arrowhead;
Raymond Brezic, 1869 Chero-
kee; Ray Bencar, 1905 E. ut
st.
Steve Borzevich, 1921 Wa
terloo Rd.; John Bratina, 162O7
Huntmere; Frank Babudar,
1923 Parkgrove Ave-; Richard
Banko, 1858 Pawnee; John
Terlep Jr., 1851 Lucknow;
Edward Cesen, 14715 Westropp
Ave; Frank Sechnick Jr., 1884
E. 10; Ernest Krivec, 17705
Greenwood; Frank Pockay, 449
E. 1877; Raymond Kovac, 18621
Shawnee; Robert Keck, 1908 E.
176 St.; Frank Ivancic, 1854 E.
1859 St.; Robert Marsh, 427 E.
1852; Robert Chukayne, 198O1
Arrowhead; Jos. Soudick, 700
E. 16O; John Kopko, 147O9
Thames; Frank Gotman, 14411
Thames; Chas. Percival, 1854
Lake Shore; Frank Louis Ka-
pei, 192O9 St. Clair Ave.
Adolph Verhovc, 896 E. 1852;
Frank Urbancic, 1142 Nor
wood; Mike Kastelic, 264O1 O.
role; Eli Milakovie, 1902 West
ropp; Thomas zuzek, 769 Ed
dy; Louis Malek, 1872 Thames
Louis Horvat, 14214 Darwin;
Edward Koritnik, 14805 Sylvia
Ave; Frank Zorko, 848 E. 155;
Edward Rozance, Columbus, o.
Frank Rremel, 646 E. 1852; Ed
mund Zaller, Forest City, Pa;
Henry Perushek, 841 E. lat
St.; Edward Strukel, 8O1 East
154; Albert Bostnik, 14719
School; George Kunstel, 1882
Clearaire; Louis Yerich, 73O E.
157; Henry Trepal, 723 E. 1856;
Darko Batch, 684 E. 159.
Thomas Kasunic, 14726 AS
pinwall; John Udovich, 1920
Jenne, Frank Sulan, 1870
Midland, Vincent Poklar, - 1907
E. 174; Carl Malnar, 1902
Hale; Stanley Trampus, 1926
Holmes; Tony Ttrunkely, 722
E. 1852; Vladimir Malechar, 731
E. 100; Frank Konzilja, 1861
saranac; Frank Fabian, 1857
Shelton; John Brately, 14807
Sylvia; George Luksich, 1901
Hale; Cecil Luksich, 1901
Hale; George Nachtigal, 14S07
Hale; Frank MOI, 657 E. 159;
John Podriznich, 14511 Thames
Ave; Frank Tercek, 157O6 Hol-
mes; Theodore Lunder, $50
Nye; Frank Batista, 7O7 E. 162
ST.; August Fortuna, 1929 Sa-
ranac; Joseph Matteucic, 1902
Hale; Anton Moze, 1850 Hol-
mes; John Latkovich, 1923
Hale; Edward Novak, 14707
Sylvia; Louis Lavrich, 1433 E.
IT'S. St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Dne 10. aprila, 1913
Sc DO sprejemalo

ponudbe med 10. in 12. uro do
poldne v 704 Hippodrome
Building V prodaji hise "a emo
druzino in dvo-druzinsko hiso,
nahajajoci Sc ma lott ma 1406 E.
33 ST., kateri Sc prodaja Ma
ukaz probatnega sodisca.