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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Not Him

Every man you see in hotel lobby
who looks sharply at everybody and
speaks to no one, is not the hotel
detective.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Probably Don't

People who know your faults prob.
ably don't know your worst ones.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Look Pleasing

It is a virtue for q man to seek
to look as pleasing to other people
as possible.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Break First

Instructions as to eggs and colts
break before using.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Pass the Potatoes

When the amount Of meat is limit
ed, be more liberal with the vege-
tables.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
In 1886

The planet Neptune was discov
cred in 1916.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Can You?

Probably the hardest word to dis.
lodge from improper use is ICY
clone"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Grand CANYON

Wherever the scenery is perfectly
magnificent; you can't raise much
10 eat.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
WARRANTS ISSUED
School Districts Fund

Balance January 1,1942 IS %, 629. 10
Tax apportionment ....... 123, 419.53
Mortgage Registry Tax 80. 200. %
Forfeited Tax apportionment 3,7S2 26
Income Tax apportionment 22,29O.OO
Federal aids .......... 1850. 20
State Aids NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 22O, 500 sc
Transfer from Current School 4,439 80
.s4os. 2271s
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Popular; Loud

A harp will have to be as loud
as a banjo before it will be as popu-
lar.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Cooking Suggestion

For a good stew, brown the meat
in a little fat before you add water.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
ONLY 2 Per Cent

Only 2 per cent Of the men can
sing, but when 100 per cent sing
together, it sounds fine.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18

Tough, Cheap Meat Useful
Stews 60 well in cold weather.
Even the toughest and cheapest
meat is good for stew.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
Private Redemption
Fund

Amount
Balance January /. 1912 IS 54.03
COLLECTIONS .. 264 81
S 31S.A
Tax certificates redeemed IS 258.43
Balance December 81, 1912 1881
S 31S.A
WARRANTS ISSUED
To Whom Issued: Amount
Adam Klosowski and Mich
aeI B. Hurley .S 1864
Vernon Sangren .. 10179
5 25S.43
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
U. S.-AIaska Highway Bill
Is Endorsed by |ckes
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Enactment of bill authorizing
construction Of a $25.O00,0 900 high
way to Alaska through Canadian
territory is recommended by Secre-
tary 1ckes in letter to Chairman
Robinson Of the House Committee
on Roads.
Starting at Prince George, Brit
ish Columbia, the road would Join
the new Alcan highway at White
Horse, Yukon Territory, following
the route recommended by the Alas
kan International Highway Com
mission, the letter, made public yes
terday by Delegate Dimond OF
Alaska, explained.
Representative Magnuson, Demo-
crat, of Washington, chairman of
the commission, said con- truction
OF the supply highway would con-
meet q vast network of water and
road transportation systems and
provide valuable new link between
the West Coast and Alaska.
In his letter Mr.. Ickes said the
Route would afford a direct line Of
communication between Seattle,
Wash, and Fairbanks, Alaska.
Although military highway is
now being constructed by the War
Department from st. John to Alas
H." Mr.. Ickes wrote, lin my opin-
ion 1t is still necessary that the
President be authorized to proceed
with the construction of q direct
highway connection between the
West Coast and Alaska"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
Be. {. High School
Selected for Navy
Training Exams
Tests Slated April Z
To Produce Officers
Through New Program

The Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School has been chosen as a center
In which to administer qualifying
tests for the Navy college training
program. Thomas w. Pyle, principal
WAS notified this week. The tests
will be held April 2 from 8 to II m
Purposes Of the training program
which is known as the Viz pro-
gram, is to produce naval officers
through college training to be car
ried on while the men are on active
duty.
Groups eligible for the training
include:
(A High school and preparatory
school graduates who will have at
tanned their 18th but not their Goth
birthdays by July !, 1913. regardless
Of whether they are now attending
college.
CD High school and preparatory
school seniors who will be graduated
by July /, provided they will have
attained their 18th but not their
Goth birthdays by that date.
Co Students who will have at
tanned their 18th but not their
10th birthdays by July l, who
do not hold certificates of grad
uation from a secondary school
but who are now continuing their
education in an accredited college
or university.
Men now enlisted in any branch
OF the armed services, including
vi, VS., VT reserves on inactive
status, are not eligible.
Additional information regarding
the tests and forms to be executed
may be obtained by calling Mr..
Pyle or Miss Dorothy Young. coun-
selor, at the high school, Bradley
000l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
Silver Spring Parents
Study School Bus Order

Parents of children riding school
buses to the Silver Spring (Mdo
Elementary School are planning to
conduct survey on the effect of
the recent ODT order limiting the
bus stops to every quarter mile.
Mrs. Fern Schneider, principal of
the school, has asked that mothers
of the pupils volunteer to ride the
buses frequently to check on the
mileage between stops and deter
mine If the change is working an
undue hardship on children.
The order, passed to save gas and
tires through elimination OF un-
necessary stops, has forced many
children to walk much farther,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
Two Naval Officers
Cited for Heroism

1t. Comdr. Ernest M. Snowden,
Navy, whose wife. Mrs. Lois A.
Snowden, lives at the home of 1t.
Gen. H. H. Arnold at Fort Myer,
Va, has been awarded the Navy
Cross for extraordinary heroism as
commanding oficer of a scouting
squadron during action against Jap
anese forces In the Solomon Islands
on August 7-8, 1912. the Navy De-
partment announced today.
The Navy also announced that
Capt. Michael H. Kernodle, husband
Of Mrs. Edna Skinner Kernodle, for
merly OF SAIL Worthington drive
NV, had been given the Navy
Cross for heroism in the Solomons
campaign. He was an air officer on
the carrier Wasp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
| Audubon Prints
Give Maryland
| $74,40O WindfoII
' the Associated Press

BY TIE Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, March 5.-A mis-
taken idea which the first State
librarian had, has made Maryland
potentially $l4.400 richer.
David Ridgeley thought Maryland
legislators were interested in song
birds and so he paid John James
Audubon $500 of State funds for
collection of his bird prints. That
was LOT years ago.
Although the legislators had never
been particularly interested in birds,
they're really interested in that
Audubon collection now. The New
York market figure on similar
collection is $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
Prince Hall AffiIiation,
Acacia Grand Lodqe,
To Mark ST. John Day
Ceremonies to Be Held
At Metropolitan Baptist
Church Sunday at ;

Members of Acacia Grand Lodge
F.A.AM., Prince Hall Affiliation, for
the District of Columbia, will OBJ
serve the 95th annual celebration
of st. Johns Day Sunday with cere-
monies at Metropolitan Baptist
Church, 1895 r street NV, at 3
o'clock.
Principal speaker will be the Rev.
Ernest c. Smith, pastor of the
church and master Mason in Eureka
Lodge, No s. Members of the 12
subordinate chapters of the Order
of Eastern Star, led by Grand
Worthy Matron Louise Becks and
Grand Worthy Patron Frederick
w. Alison, also will participate. The
chapter with the highest percentage
of members present will receive a
prize
All funds collected on st. Johns
Day are used for charity. following
an old-eStablished practice in ma
sonry.
Church services will be followed
by a reception in the lower audi
torium of the Scottish Rite Cathe-
dral, 1888 Eleventh street NV. in
honor of Grand Master Griffith and
members of his encourage. The
grand master and Deputy Grand
Master Simpson w. Wallace will
lead the parade from the Cathedral
to the church preceding the serv-
ices. escorted by Grand Commander
Robert w. Marshall and members
of the John w. Freeman Grand
Commander, knights Templar.
Past Master Hubert B. Bair, re-
Gently appointed assistant corpora
tion counsel for the District, is
chairman of the committee in
charge of arrangements. Assisting
him are Past Masters Hubert B.
Pugsley Martin L. Jackson. John
T French. James Welch. Arthur
Brown, Jesse Snowden and Past
Matrons l. w. ClonaX. Olive E.
Brooks Daisy B. Hite, Margaret K.
Nelson and George E. Roy.
The church services and reception
are open to the public.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

Silver Spring. Md.
Roy Alton Myrick Carr. 90. and Mary Sc
rena Henry, 10, both of Bethesda, Nd.
William Harrison Ready, 33, Washington.
and Elsie Mae Cliser, 90. Silver Spring.
John. Aubrey Anderson. 90. Hyattstown.
Clarksburg, Md.
Marden p. Kimball. 81. Arlington Va,
Edward Sanders, 81. and Faye Stone, 35
both of Washington
George Wayne Jacobs, 46. Haverford Pa
and Rama Ward, McKelvy. A. Wayne.
Harry Lee Lowe, 81. and Liuia June Yonk-
ley. 10. both of Rockville
EDWARD Eanes, "a, and Frances Hodges,
IS, both of Glen Echo, Md
Roy Cooke Bodmer. Fl, Beallsville, and
June Louise Robertson, 49, Dickerson
Ralph P. Heller, 4s, Washington, and YER
sal B. Brown Il. Hohenwald Tenn.
Lawrence E. Caldwell 30 Maracaibo,
Evening star., 1943-06-16

Venezuela; and Clara Catherine Cald-
well. 20. Catawba Sanatorlum.
Anil Zeidler so. Jacksonville, Fla, and
Elmira Bair Smith, 80. Lancaster. Pa.
Charles Hopkins, .a2. and 1mogene Pletch.
er. II. both OF Silver Spring.
Harold Wade Hitler. 27, Taylorsville, Ill
and Joan Patricia Chambliss, 10. Be.
theSda.
Hugh .Babbitt, %. Gaithersburg, and Agnes
Nichols, 1S Clarksburg.
Albert H. Howell, 81 and Evelyn Cletonia
Carter. 81. both of Washington.
George Michael Fuzanovich, 81 New York,
and Ila Fern Bacon, 20, Washington.
Donald Edward Peake, "A. and Juanita B.
Pippin. rs. both of Washington.
Issued at Alexandria.
James E. Skipper, 81 Annandale. Va, and
John A. Mitchell, jr., 90. and Bernice l..
jenkins, 20, both of Alexandria.
Fred WRIGHT. jr ~ .e.voir, and
Ruby Green, 20. Alexandria.
Charles Kennaro WliI, -. and Eleanor
Evening star., 1943-06-16

James Wilcox. A, 1243 B st. Sc.
Reths J. Caro-, 35, 4701 Conn. ave. NV.
Mary z: Green, IS, 1S 9th st. ne.
Robert Moten, 6S, 1852 Kramer ST. ne.
William De Lyons, 81, 213 st. NV
Charles x. Bentley, 50. Ola B st. NV.
Edward Turner, 55. 2523 Georgia ave. NV.
Louis E. Green, 81, S22 End ST. s.w.
John Greenwell, SO, 1412 18th st. NV.
George Watkins, 43, 1928 Fitch pl. ne.
Eugenia Genus, g. 1913 H St. NV.
Estelle Bradford, 20. 6lS goth st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. ldw, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. 1Ddtt three tuH days and
recetDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
Continuing Our
S U 1 Il
s "A LIE
177.9j

Expertly tailored to hold their
crease-of featherwcixht, breezy
tropical worsteds and twists. 2 and
3 button drape coat models, single
and double breasteds. Tan, brown,
blue, green and natural shades.
Real r-conditioners! Sizes for
regulars, shorts, longs and stouts.
Mens Clothtn1-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-06-16
Deaths Reported

Isaac Fuld, SIS. 1925 Spring rd NV.
James e. r. Shaw, rs, 1928 webster st
NV.
Mary W. Hall, "a Virginia.
Catherine, A. Barnes, rs, St. Elizabeth's
Hospital.
Henry Troeger. "A, 623 Nicholson ST. NV.
Mary A. Magruder, 81. Ms ty4enL.
Mary I. Carrick. 81 MARYLAND
William J. Powers, sr., So, 403 Concord
aVI. H.
'T-n~
Peter Nicoloudis, 40. 1903 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

Harold and Elizabeth Schneider. boy.
Dallas and Beatrice Smythe. boy
Kenneth and Verna Trinkley, boy.
Luis and Josephine Villalon, boy.
Kenneth and Harriet Walsh, boy.
Nathan and Anna Wolfe, boy
Herbert and Bessie Woli, boy.
Samuel and Elizabeth jackson, girl.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

Gertrude Parsons, Il. both of Lam
caster Pa.
Harlan E. Banks 22, Alexandria, and Pa
William R. Hodgkss, 34 Richmond, and
Marie E. Reilly. "a. Astoria, N Y
Wilson Edmund Tyrrell, 80, Arlington, and
Juanita V. Bergin, ~, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

chSFIes Md A. A. PsseaTmons sSs a1 Takoma Park
sayen pkwy. NV.
'osSR9 Eus GFaR Bib i FoE5 @ Washqson si se Nd
Dorothy Parrott, IS, 200 Virginia ave
Charles grimm, q. and Marie Riesterer
saBaef asvR Gould d. ea1s 4s,5 Len Sr5 Xs csp
Philip di Fazio, % Boiling Field. and
Resinald cascadden "a d. Fort Gtn sill. iii Okla
and Florence Stevens, p, 35l5 Hert-
NathsnieI IIH 81, 2:T zeiszo, e5, and Helen Fish
eeerEs Smith, -, $$I4 ! s: s.w., and Ruth
James Kaiser, 24, ii21 Fsirmont St. NV
John n McGin Es5Il. p; 200 Delaware ave; s.w
EIizabeth sprisgs. 30 Annapolis. Md
both Of 1905 18th, st. n;
gs sg5S s5 q ~
Norma Chatelain, IS, 22la P st, n ".
Albert Allison, jr;, 23; 1906 New, jersey
aaSsee,s ase,s Nv Nv" r.srsn and Arlene Goshade' "a
Forrest Dahl, 1 g Army H1ri n Medical Center,
and Helena Tate 81, s15 Marietta pl.
Henry Keith, so 2214 10Th st. NV. and
viMi Minnie m vu Tut a. :s27 Sheridan I'd S.
Sidney Nibali, "a, 500 G St. NV. and
Marjorie Wright, "a, 1901 Massachusetts
seIyin Layton s.; and Annie Daniels 26,
,opotth1 both oto Of 23o9 s.. ~ ~; ~
:. Ida Adolf. SO, PhiladeIphis.
Edward Bather; As, Sl3 Kentucky ave.
Sc; SCI and Evelyn Glasner. 33' 333 Ken
Max shohet, 40, a15 L st. NV, and vir-
sinia Pol P99ski 26' 2o2o Ninth s. Nv
Va and Catherine DUNCAN, is. 5949
Piney Branch road.
George shepheEd, 21 % go N Ninth st; ns
Kenneth emmett sqsor. 20 curtis Curtis Bay, Nd; and
Richard Joliey, 90. 3sO9 Benton ST. NV.
and Lauretta Mahan, 80, 1894 Tunlav
HOBART Waybrisht. 81, Baltimore, and
A., MabgI Thompson: 3@; g., COS H St nv.
Edward Fitzwater, %. Mount Rainier, Md.
and Ruth Gregg. "2. 1929 S st. Sc
= Mshoney, 81 i43S Columbia I'd NV. ~
9S,s ne and Helen Ridgeway, 20, a7l4
John Pers LesFy a. aGa 80 BET Rerot and Mary Wat
O snd Ks5hsTne Butterfeld' N'E:%"' IS, silver Es-
RaIph Engleory' -. 5lh East Capitol St.
and Miriam Geist, A., Beverly Hills,
Paul Kriethe, ir.. -. 1850 Harvard st
NV and oda Tooley, %, 1724 Connec-
Harry NeT %, Milwaukee. and Jeanne
william De Waters 80, Norfolk; Va: and
GLADYS Hummer, 80, 1853 Fort Davis
John SAWYER, 90, ,ouantico, Va: and Kath-
and esTa eSn case@sn c 20 h56dn 566 st. M09 5e
Hegg5y MueIsF 20 Ratn5Giege Nd and
Audrey Remssbecker; q, Arlington,
AHTf Ruh f Van HoHen Sf S? q Tsoma fR m PARK nf Md
wills Pios BifIasT E e. @5s$ assoims;a p = ~
and Gatherine Murphy %, e." 1900 E.
william Deaton. 80, 135" Fairmont st.
NV, and Arne Chandler. 40, 1850
Monroe St. NV.
Dammann, 30, both Of Baltimore. - '''s
Lena Mutti: q, 400 Fairment St. 2 v, "
and Elizabeth cramer' 49, 1926 Brandy
william > Haynie, HN q. 1898 Owen pl ne.
and Dorothy King, 20, 149 carroll st.
Stephen Haber, %; New York and Sally
John MalIoney. =, cincinnati, Ohio, and
Robert Hinojosa, 9, 2122 36th pl Sc.
and Gloria Bundick, II, 1746 Lanier
wallace Betz. 20, o25 st. ne, and
Loretta Schleppenbach, 20, 3l2 Chan
ming st. ne.
Issued at Fairfax.
"sodTog Aen immel poti e. Is rart and n.Yo1 tar
John, Francis Crane, "a, Navy, and Janet
Evening star., 1943-06-16

Issued at Rockville.
Nello F. D'Amato. Fl, and Elsie r. Bell,
21, both of Washington
Joseph Cleary Johnson. Is. Norbeck Md,
and Earlean Elizabeth Marr. 16. Wheat
on, Md.
Russell Monroe Murphy, rs. Fort Benning,
Ga, and Evelyn Elizabeth Talley, Fl,
Silver Spring. Md
Charles H. Williams, 80. and Carole Whit
mer, 2S. both of New York.
George Stall;nes, ri, and Frances Good
win. 10, both of Washington.
Levon West. AZ. and Louise E. Remington,
rs, both OF New York.
Albert Francis Winterhle ir % and
Evening star., 1943-06-16
Births Reported

Harold and Ruth Albright. girl.
Alvin and Mary Aldemeyer, boy.
Joseph and Sylvia Blonder. boy.
Harry and Helen Farrell, boy
Harold and Johanna Leppert. boy.
Roy and Mildred Phillips, boy.
Elmo and Laura Phillips, boy.
Edward and Gladys Pierce, boy.
George and Mary Rittenhousc, girl.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

Jean Nichols. 21, both Of Route 3, Alex
andria. =
Wilson William Tobin. 80. Route .. Fair
Route /. Fairfax.
William Arthur Thomas. "a. Fort Belvoir.
ana Rose Mary Saiz. 20. Sacramento,
Evening star., 1943-06-16

weodrow Allen Lemmel, IS, and Lillian
Beulah Davis, 35. both of Fort Belvoir.
John Francis Crane, "a, Navy, and Janet
Ethel Reyer, q. River Edge, N. j..
william James Sandbrook ir., "a Fort
Myer. end Dorothea Gusts Asher. 81,
Fairfax.
Robert Joseph Jensen, 10. and Ellen Marie
Jones, s, both of Fort Belvor.
William Franklin Merrill 26, washington,
and Jeanne Anne Gammons. 80. Belle
Haven.
Elkin Cleveland Tyler, 81, Washington,
and Ruby Anita Smith q, Route B.
Alexandria.
James CALVIN Robertson. %. and Helen
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-14
N ASI DOPISL.
Sa vecerinke
SteubenvilIe, Ohio.

SteubenvilIe, Ohio.
U nedelju 26. septembra, mes
ma Sekcija jugoslavenski Ogra-
max S. l.. p. priredise zajednicku
vecerinku u svome lokalu. Vece-
rinka je bila dobro posecena cd
strane nash pozrtvovanih sim
paticara clanova.
Pozdravne govore odrzali su ma
81 drugovi Milan Krnic ma jugo-
slavenskom i drug Harry Brost-
man Ma engleskom jeziku. Oba GO
vora bila su pozdravljena dugim
aplauzom.
Nakon ukusne vecere drug Har-
ry Brostman apelovao je ma pri-
sutne da svaki po svojoj moguc-
nosti prilozi "a izborni fond S. L..
p, tako da bi mogli sto uspesnije
dovrsiti borbu "a oslobodjenje
radnicke klase kako ga zagovara
Socijalisticka Radnicka Partiia A
merike. U novcu su prilozili sle-
deti:
L. Grubisic S4.00, Mile Barat
$500, John Derosky $500, H.
Brostman $500, L. Anderson S.
90, Mehmet Burlakis $500, Tom
Diamond $500, Mike Kurap $500,
Fred Busic $3.50, Sam Vignjevic
$500, N. Malbasa $500, M. Tep-
sic $500, Cvjeta Divic $500, M.
Bobceff $500, Stanko Jukic $500,
Tade Vukelic S4.00. Pete Glumac
$500, Hermina Barac $1.50, Lazo
Mrvos S4.OO, Eli Milosevic $1.5O,
Milan Krnic $500, Familija Be
Tx $500, Soka Ralic $500, Milka
Milosevic $1.0O, A. P. Soc, Smilja
Krnic $10O, Spaso Kotur s4.00,
Djuro Zatezalo $500. Svega IL nov
Gu $4,000.
U hrani: Mary Brozovic $3.50,
Anka Beuk $500, Mrs. Harry Bros
tman $1.00.
Ogranak i Sekcija zahvaljuju Sc
svima koji su doprineli uspehu O.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-14
John L. Lewis Raskrinkan

Pred nekoko godna izdala je socialistieka Radneka
Partija Amerke knjzicu pod gornm nasovom kou je
psao Eric Hass, danasnj urednik WEEKLY PEOPLE,
ncnog P. Isa je dozvela nekoiko izdana
Rastureno e desetinama hiada primeraka medu amere
kim radnicima sta knzca je stampana nasem eziku
kou e izdala Jugosavenska Federacija S. L. P Sam
low uveko kazuje menu zadacu pomogne ciscenju
smrtonosnog otrova tela duha kase proletar
jata koji danas opste proaz kao radncki voda rad
ncki junionzam posebno kao "John l. Lewis, &C. o.
"Industrijaln junionzam itd koj svooj celokupnos
IT, stvarno predsava sredstvo gasene Proerske Kas
Borbe barkadu prov nadolazece Proleteske Revolu
cije Knjzca e skroz skroz dokumentisana
Moi je opisan obasnen pravi nacn ranickog organize
vana radnicke borb kako protv svakodnevnih nartaa
kapitaa ma radncki zivo tako unistenje najamnog
ropstva nase klae upoavanje Slobodne Zajednice Ra
da = Knjizica ina 80 stranica jo je Najoz-
bjne je preporucuemo svima radncma drugim prijate
lima proeerskog oslobodena naseg jezka Porudzbine
treba slati adresu:
KNJIzARA RADNIcKE BORBE
3413 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland IA, Ohio.
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KOnvenci:jski prilagaci.
(Nastavak)

Ogranak Detroit, Mich:
Sabirna lista, broj PAP, sakupio
J. Curulic: J. Curulic $1,000 l..
Krizanie $500. Ukupno $1,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 243, sakupi-
la Mary B. Slepcevic: Mary B.
Slepcevic $500, G. scepovic $1O.-
90 M. Bodic $500. Ukupno $780,
90.
Sabirna lista, broj 248, sakupio
j. Sekulic: John Anna Sekulic
$4,000, G. Nozinic $1,000, Veso i
Zorka Terzin $500. Ukupno $45.-
90.
Sabirna lista, broj $50, sakupio
M. Kovac: M. Kovac $4,000, l..
Naglic $4.O0, jim .() $1,000.
V. Babin $500, C. Mirosavljevic
$500 M. Charles $500. Ukupno
$54.OO.
Sabirna lista, broj 251: P. Vra-
carevic $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 338, sakupio
P. Cotic: l. Kostic $4,000, P. Co.
tic $500, Anna Lazic $500, P.
A. Schmaltz $500, J. Kcstic $500,
Mary Buha $500, Milan Vasic ST.
90 i J. Jovicic $500. Ukupno S55.-
90.
Sabirna lista, broj 339, sakupio
VIM. Sable: VIM. Sable $1,000,
S. i Evica Krnjaic S4.00, T. Su-
kunda $500 cizmasevie-M -Miluti-
movie $500. Ukupno S21.00.
Sabirna lista, broj 412: B. Gu
rulic $1,000.
Sabirne liste ,broj Alb Ala.
sakupio NJ. P. Vidoyic: NJ. P. vi
dovic $500, NJ. Cacili $1.OO, F..
Damatic Soc, NJ. Kosanovic, S1.00,
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sc govori "zaradi" U. S. Steel
korporacije, veil Sc: "Nakon sto
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