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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
APPRECIATION

The American National Red
Cross and the Key West Chapter
express their appreciation of the
valued services rendered by The
Key West Citizen in support of
the 1913 War Fund.
FRANKLIN d. ROOSEVELT.
President.
NORMAN H. DAVIS, Chair
man of Central Committee.
GEO. o. LUCAS, Chapter
Chairman.
iSADORE WETNTRAUB, War
Fund Chairman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
Allan B. Cleare Resigns
As School Superintendent
On Account OF Ill Health

decided when a meeting will be
called to name Mr.. Cleare's success
sor. 1t was said further that thus
far no applications have yet been
filed with the board for appoint
.ment to the office.
Mr.. CIeare had served six weeks.
Before his appointment to the po-
sition. he had been undecided for
several days, due to i'll health,
whether or not he would apply
for it. He succeeded Melvin E.
Russell. who resigned when he
was made lieutenant command
er in the Coast Guard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11

Allan B. Cleare resigned last
night as superintendent of public
instruction in Monroe county.
The resignation was presented
at meeting of the Local School
Board, and Mr.. Cleare said that
i'll health was the cause of his re-
signing. He further stated that he
had talSenathe action OH the adj
vice of his physician.
All members of the board, Car
iyle Roberts. chairman. Mrs. Clar-
ince Pierce and DIR. F. S. Car
bonell. were present Mr.. Roberts
said today that it has not yet been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11

MOSCOW. June ll.-For the
third successive night squadrons
of German planes rsided mum
iion works $50 miles northeast
of this city. and for the third
time the raiders were scattered
by Russian fighters and driven
back 10 their bases. The loss of
planes by either side was moi
stated in the communique.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
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JAPS AVOIDING
D0GFIGHTS In
SOUTH PACIFIC
my Asxorfnted Pressl

DARWIN. June Il.-Jap
sirmsn in tie Southwest Pa
cific are avoiding dogfights.
and the reason for their
doing so may be traced TO a
Radio Tokyo report. record
ed here, that, by imrlica-
ton. showed that jap mill
tarists are worried over the
great number of planes they
are losing.
The latest score shows
that the JAMS. in doqfights
over the Russell Islands. re-
Gently occupied by the Allies.
lost % out of 40 planes.
while the loss of the Allied
aircraft totaled onlv seven.
y 49, sSw go ~ y ~ 500 -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
Described AS Worst Battered
Place In History Of Warfare
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REPORT BRITISH
C0MMANDOS MAKING
RAID ON LAMPEDUSA
tBr AssecInted 100

LONDON. June liza
do Morocco today. IN a
broadcast recorded here. said
that British Commands had
made a successful raid on
Lampedusa. which lies south
of Pantelleris and almost di-
reciIY West of Malta.
No particulars of the raId
were given. II was not dis
closed. either. whether the
commands had made the
raid from q base at Mslta or
Tunisia.
II is believed here that
the raid WIS made IN order
to determine the strength Of
the cerrison on LamreduSa-
end thst IL wes q prelude -
the irvssion of that small
island. With its capture.
Italy will rave lost TIE last
of its possessions m the south
side of the Mediterranean
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LATE BULLETINS


ALCIERS.-Sicily and Ssrdinis
were reided again last night bT
Allied als mes bssed IN North Al
RIGA The nlanss met with no op-
position in the sir and only . tc~
anti sircraff auns were in action
at any time during the raids
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
LICENSE STAMPS
PLACED ON SALE

Fred J. Dion, local postmaster,
informed The Citizen today that
the SIS federal license stamps went
on sale yesterday at the Key West
office as we'll as all other post of
fices throughout the country.
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PANTELLEHIATS LAST
GESTURE

ALCIERS. - a bulletin issues
late today BY Allied headquarters
Maid that the last resistance Showu
py PTntelerria was 10 send 81
rlanes into the air 40 try 10 beat
off the Allied bombers. Thirty
seven of the planes were deS r5T-
ed and the Others scooted ba-k -
their bases. a short time after
ward. the while flsJ wss ho1ste1
en- Psntelleria-
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Immense White Flag Vas
Sent Up On Staff On
Highest Hi AIOng Is
land

ALGIERS. June II.-Ths Sizrs
and Stripes and TIRE Uulsn Ia
fly today over Pzzssneriz- nzlr-
strcngh1id an ire kaediserr-us--
A lz:zz o'rIock thn ssf-r----
Is A. ~ Eastern War Tru,sl a.
resistance On the ISLAND rszssz
Tee white flag CT Ezrruna=- 49,
been bolstsd bzforc thsz. huf
clashes still occurred ON vari-u-
Fsrts Of ire islznd- Is tbu HzHza
soldiers evidently hsa nus ns-.zr-
ed the news Of Ehs uzPitulssuz
Allied Plsnss we're rslazz
bombs on Psnfsusris sns Amsr-
lean and Britlzh wzrzh71v ---z
lobbins zhsIls On sEs isizzd. whsu
a biq Write nsz wss sssn gsEuz
rP on 3 STAT On ire hszhrss hH
IN PsnteElsris.
Arrsngsnsntz wsEs Wzs
fuFthwish . lsnd frsouE. &c. g.
srits TIE hoish=z e ths whss
flss. the ~srsti7s Ezua--tuz trs
ls-ding 1srties wzzh czrszz C
fire that ezssnssd Errz sa-
shore ire 10 hz9 > -sile O. 49,
inIsnd- Italians nsss Ne rst
snos - anv of ne lzaG1s
pieces. fh1ush - ths Es.7s
scattered rev wsz. uzt bE Es
frzn Italian ssldssrs Efs ksz
not fhsu been fzformnd Ct Eas
Eurrzudsx-
knsrizzn ed Erlszh =Z-F
Observers seat izfsrzzslaz 70
heeduuzxszrs hers at Pzus-l-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
LEAVE ON TRIP

Mrs. J L. Menendez and daugh-
ter, Nellie Corrine, left over the
highway for New Orleans. where
they will spend a while with
friends. &s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
CLAIM GERMANS ARE MAKING
READY TO LAUNCH GREATEST
OFFENSIVES In ALL HISTORY

sfed PresSB
Red planes flew far and wide
last night. it was reported. in
bombing German positions as far
away as the Ukraine. In that
area. ammunition dumps were
exploded end barracks were de-
ktroYed, tie report stated.
Radio Berlin. recorded here.
siaed that the Germans are fast
reaching the point where they
will launch the greatest often
sivess the world has ever known"
West Of stalinsrad last night
and this morning. action was
confined to artillery ducls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
NAMED IN 1884

NEW YORK.-The Bismarck
Sea and archipelago were nam
ed in 1884 for the German Iron
Chancellor"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
Roosevelt Calls On Poodle
Of Italy To Withdraw From
War And Save Their Nation
~ ~ - ~ wSw[<
CLEVELAND fiENRIQUEz
is PRISONER OF JAPS

Washington Correspondent
of The Key West Citizen)
WASHINGTON. June III.
Private Cleveland Henri
quez. son of Rafael Henri
quez. ll6 Fitzpatrick Street.
Key West. has been reported
as one of the United States
soldiers who are held as
prisoners of war by the jap
anese. the War Department
announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
FIRST SYMPTOM

BALTIMORE. = The frs t
symptom of a cold is a sensa-
ton of burning and discomfort
in the part affected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
CONTAIN no WALLS

CHICAGO--Natives of Rem
nell Island, about Loo in number,
live in wall-less shelters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11
FIRST MEMBER

NEW YORK Iraq is the first
full-fledged Moslem member of
the United Nations.
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-11

Key West, Florida. has TIE
most eQuable climsks In the
country: with an average
range of only IL FzhrsnkSst
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25

ty Cafe, 100; Davis Beauty Parlor,
100; Hall Brokerage and Ware
house, 100; c. E. Mobley, Grocer,
100; Orren Service Station, 100; H.
G. Carney, Insurance, 100; Review
Job Printing Co., 100; Carolina Spe-
cialty Co., 100; B. Gurr, Jeweler,
100; H. Mosias, 100; j. A. Brothers
Motor Co., 100; Miller and Shep-
ard Garage, 100; Norris News
Stand, 100; Charles L. Lowrimore,
100; Murchison Soda Shop, 100;
Young Mems Shop, 100; Allen C..
Ewing and Company, 100; j. F.
Hacker, 100; DR.. Roderick H.
King, 100; Stevens and Burgwin,
LOO; Lynch and Foard, 100; Stars
of Tomorrow Guitar Studio, 100;
Typewriter Inspection Company,
100; Valeria E. Williams, Insur-
ance, 100; Hagood's Grocery, 100;
J. r. Hobbs, 100.
Warren johnson, Chairman of the
Mems Division, in statement
said, while these returns are
gratifying, they represent very
small portion of the number O.
firms in this division" He urgee
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25

ton, many of the firms in the
Mems Division are oversubscrlbing
their goal. Reports turned in to
Campaign Headquarters up to Wed
nesday afternoon, all from the
smaller firms in the Mems Divi-
sion, included the following lou
per cent or better firms:
Those concerns rating more than
200 per cent are as follows:
Brooklyn Bakery, $780,; Murray
Transfer Co. and Gardner Transfer
Co., $40; Yopp Funeral Home, 275;
Brooklyn Pharmacy, 256; May
hans Star Market, $50; Pearce's
Fish Market, $50; Red Cross Rich
field Service Station, 1888; Collins
Shoe Repair Shop, 200; Marshall
Realty Company, 200.
Units with a rating higher than
100 per cent are as follows:
Dixie Candy Company, 179; Col.
liers Restaurant, TIA; L. Schwartz
Furniture Company, 1877; People s
Grocery Company, 1853; Pridgen's
Sinclair Service, 1856; Texas Serv
ice Station, 144; Manhattan Cafe
143; Truck Service Company, al
Rubin's Shoe Repair, 1873; Rec
Cross Sandwich Shop. 1873; H. F
Clardy, 1872; Home Grocery Com
pany, 1870; E. L. Mathews, Insur
anae, 1875; Wilmington Jewelry
Shop, 1873; Overton and George
118; City Furniture Company, ia
Brooklyn Cafe and Grill, 112; A. T
Brown Grocery, Ill; Orion Cigar
Store, Ill; F. E. Livingston ane
Company, 107; Victory Cafe, 1917
II. Berger and Son Furniture Com
pany, 102.
Those units to reach 100 per cent
of their goal are as follows:
Kay's Furniture Company, 100
H. W. KONG Hardware, 100; Liber.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25
Marine Forces Complete
Conquest OF Gilberts

ronese II days to capture historic
Wake island early in the war. It
was defended by a few hundred
Marines.
The next step of the campaign
will be to consolidate the newly
ION holdings in the Gilberts, pre-
sumably for a push into the Mar
shalls.
Tarawa has an excellent airfieh
and Navy spokesman said Navy
"Seabees' probably already were
repairing it for use of our air.
craft. It seemed certain that the
Army engineers, who accompanied
the assaulting forces, r d y
were engaged in constructing de-
lenses on Maxim.
Text of the Ninitz communique
follows:
"Betio island (Tarawa atolD
was captured shortly after Noon
%, November (west longitude date)
following desperate enemy coun-
ter-attack which was crushed by
troops of the Second Marine Di-
vision. Remnants of the enemy
are being hunted down on Abe
mama, TaraWa and Maxim atolls.
Seventh AAF Liberators continued
niversionary attacks in the Mar
shalls."
Capture of Maxim, it was dis
olosed today, involved spectac-
ular enveloping move at dawn by
troops of the 9th infantry division.
The action was preceded by heavy
artillery fire. The enveloping move
involved combined attack by in
fantry and tanks, first mention of
the use of this weapon. The enc
roy was entrenched in pillboxes
and concealed in block houses
constructed of coral and cocanut
tire logs.
Admiral Nimitz, who is supreme
comm ander in the mid Pacific
area, limited at a press conference
Tuesday night Of other attacks to
spring from the success of this
mid-Pacific campaign.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25
Continued From Page One)

time to be such as to assure
sreedy conquest.
Few Prisoners
Few prisoners were being taken,
Admiral Nirnitz said. Some 1000
Japanese were believed slain on
Betio alone. There the enemy had
cencentratd the bulk of his Ia
rawa forces to defend its air base
facilities.
A fleet spokesman said the Jap
anese counter-attack really speed.
ed the seizure of Betio. 1t enabled
the devil dogs" to concentrate
their fire on masses of Nipponese
instead of hunting them out one
by one or in small groups.
The Ninitz communlque also
disclosed that heavy Liberator
bombers of the 7th army air force
continued to pound the Marshall
islands to the north in diversion
airy attacks. These raids started
week before the invasion of the
Gilberts and have been sustained
almost daily The bombers, from
bases in the Ellice islands, south
Ct the Gilberts. have been assisted
oy torpedo and dive-bambers from
carriers. Admiral Nimitz said it
was too early to estimate casual
ties for either side accurately. but
the Japanese losses have been
heavy" Mopping up now is pro-
oeeding on all three of the in
vaded atolls.
Capture of Betio within a hum
Gred hours-it was invaded last
Saturday-set record for the in
vestment of any atoll or island in
the Pacific where the defenders
had been strongly entrenched. In
their death stand the japanese had
the advantage of artillery and NOR
tar positions, machine-gun nests,
pill boxes ard concentrated fire
power. The island is considerably
less than two miles long and
thousand yards wide.
Against such a defense the Ma
lines poured ashore. They breach
ed the defenses and in f lie e
fighting, often hand-to-hand w i h
hayonets, they pushed the enemy
back and virtually annihilated him.
All reports indicated few Japa
nese surrendered and few wer
captured.
In comparison it took the Nip
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25
'Cp PRODUCTION
WELL RECEIVED
CONTINUED From Page One)

Lane. and ten Of the army's out
standing "sad sacks From pri'
vate to ranking officers, includ-
ing Brigadier General Bryan L.
Mi1b1rn, commandant of the AAA
School, the audience roared until
tears streamed from their eyes
at the facial expressions as the
CHS ran the gamut of human
emotion listening to the advice
of the off-stage physician"
Vince Riccio rated well-deserV-
ed applause Tor his smooth ana
romantic warbling OF i HEARD
You Cried" "Close to You and
Wrong"
Wen-acquainted with the pulse
of their G.I. audience, the cast
also included seven of Wilmington $
fairest flowers in the persons OF
Evelyn Kelly, Ann Polk, Chris
tine Cox, Dottie Collins, Elolse
Cash, and Audrey Horne, VINO
presented fashion review OF
styles from 1865 to the present,
aided and abetted by Sergeant
Tom Zibelli in a G. I. droop-soot,
Sgt. Raney Myers and Pvt. Aram
Mazovjian as Queen OF the La
trine for 1943."
Presented under the auspices OF
the AAA Schools Special Service
Office, "CI-ety Variety" is the
kind of show that, next to mail
from home, keeps the service
mems spirits high. 1t is to be
hoped that a repeat performance,
for the benefit of either Whining
ton or other troops at the Anti-air-
craft Artillery School and post.
will not be far off.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25
TO Relieve Itching
Due To Scabies

Relief from itch, or that condi-
ton known as scabies. scratches,
camp itch or 7-year itch, is quick
ly had with "David's Sanative
Wash" liquid sulphur solution
which destroys those itch germs
which If contacts. thus easing that
fiery tormenting itching. 6Oc at
any druggist or postpaid direct.
Money back if not relieved. Owens
& Minor. Richmond, Va. (Adv.).
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25
food AA,ice
boutCO(yCHS

1-For a persistent cough-one that h..
lasted for 8 days or Ionger-see vor'
PHYSICIAN. Don't try to treat such
cough yourself. 1t may indicate a se,iou'
condition.
S-for cough due to cold see you
drugglst and get Mentho- Mulsion- n;
modern, tasty cough preparation tb,,
starts soothing relief from the very F,.
dose. Acts fast to help loosen tirh,
phlegm, soothe irritated throat mon.
branes and allay the coughing. Comes Al
ready to use-nothing to mix-nothi.-
to fig. Ideal for children as wall
adults Druggists sell Mentho-MuIsion
on the understanding that you are IN \.
delighted or your money will be yI,s.
refunded. Use only as directed. foI.A
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25
RATION CONTINUES

RALEIGH, Nov. 24.-(P-Chair-
man Carl Williamson of the State
Board of Alcoholic Control said to-
day that the whiskey ration of one
half pint now in effect for the
four coupons valid this month
may be continued during Decem-
har -
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25
Obituaries
MISS ANNIE SINGLETARY

CHADBOURN, Nov. 24.-Miss
Annie Singletary, about so, died
at her home here this afternoon
about 2 p. M, following a lengthy
illness. She is survived by one
brother, Gordon Singletary Of
Chadbourn.
Funeral services will be held on
Thursday afternoon at 2 D. m.
from the Peacock Funeral home
with the Rev. G. Carl Lewis of the
Chadbourn Baptist church officiat-
Tag. Burial will be in the Fipps
cemetery. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25

the members of his committee II
work the remainder of the firm,
early to insure complete coverans
during the regular campaign ner.
leo. ~"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25
WAR CHEST DRIVE
PASSES 100000
Continued From Page One)

they are faced with real chal-
lenge in raising the total of $39, :
10000 within the next five days.
However, many of the divisions
were nearing their division goals
and their leaders were hopeful that
the firms in their divisions, as
well as the volunteer workers,
would accept this challenge which
would put Wilmington in the vic
tory column for the second conse-
cutive year.
Totals Mount
AS the totals for the Wilmington
Community War Chest continue to
roll up, firms in the large units
division as whole We're substant.
tally meeting their quotas or ex-
ceeding them. At least rs per cent
of the firms in this division that
have reported to dateshave reach
ed or exceeded their goals.
Added to those previously pub
lished the following firms in the
Unit division have exceeded theil
detectives as follows: Fender Fur
niture Co., with a per centage O.
235; Fountain Oil Co., 1856; North
Smith Coal Co., 1923; Samuel Beal
and Sons, 1923; New York Cafe, 1877
Jones Furniture Co., 116; Farra1
Transfer and Storage Warehouse
lI2; Royal Bakery, ITO; Sears Roe
buck and Co., 1903; Williams Dry
Cleaners, 1903; Morris Plan Bank,
LOT; Tide Water Power Co., lO6
Radio Station WMFD, 104; Open
Ali Curb Market, 1903; Crystal Res
taurant, 1903; Naco Fertilize Co.,
l01; Shell Oil Co.. 101: Foy, Roe
and Co., 101 per cent.
The following firms reached 100
per cent of their objective; Cum,
ber-Moore Co., Macs Auto Parts
Tourist Grill, Wonder Dress Shop
and Pearsall and Co.
The divisions that are nearing
their goals are the Women's divi
sion, the Mems Division, the Com
mercial, Public Employee, County
and Military Divisions. The total
reported last night were as TO
lows:
=.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-25

TOTALS ST. ,oS5.26 s35,s46s2 s1o6, s321s
Keeping pace with the fast-mov-
Ing Community War Chest solicita-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18
Londonski radio 0 po.
lozoiu ma Bolkonu

LONDON, IL. februarja IRA
dio prejemna sluzba) - v ju-
gosloyanskih oddajah je radio
London moeno naglasal posle-
dice mednarodnih pogajanj v
Casablanci in ADAM. Ia poga-
janja inajo globok zgodovinski
pomen in nam oznanjajo zaee-
tex siroko zasnovanih ofenziv-
nih podjetij "a neposredno bo-
docnost. Nasi sovrazniki Sc "a
vedajo dejstva, da bodo izgubili
vojno:
V Budimpesti, Bukaresi, in
Sofiji Sc sirita strah in bojazen.
V Italiji spreminjajo vlado; o
Nemeijo stresa mraz.
Odnosaji med nemskimi in
madzarskimi vojaki so napeti
in polni nezaupanja. Madzari
trde, da so 81 Nemci ma vzhodni
'front.' pri1astili material in hra-
no namenjeno madzarskim &C.
tam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18
Proslava trideset letnice
"Loske doline"

Cleveland, Ohio. - Starejsi
ko postajamo, pa najsibo mi ali
naSa drustva, toliko vec po-
membnih obletnic sc vrsi med
nami, ceravno V malo manjsem
obsegu zaradi vojne. S casoma
bodo te proslave gotove Sc bolj
okrnjene, ker ne DO ljudem mo-
goce kom postreci.
Vojna je prinesla marsikate-
70 spremembo. Ena teh je, da
ne slisimo nicesar o maskerad-
min veselicah. Kaj pa je prav "a
pray naska? Modernemu ali ci-
Viliziranemu cloveku je nj po-
treba, ker 81 zna umetno ma
sko natakniti ma obraz in sicer
ob vsaki priliki drugacno, med
tenn ko 81 je moral prastar ao-
vek, XII nj poznal modernih gre
hov, pomagati masko ali lar
fo, da je zakril kar je njegov
obraz kazal, kajti pri prastarem
cloveku je bill obraz in srce enc.
Pri danasnjemu cloveku pa lie
obraz emo, srce pa drugo. Pri-
sci pa bo cas-, ko DO clovek res
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18
Zenski odsek SID vabi

Cleveland, Ohio. - Cenjene-
rnu obcinstvu v Cllinwoodu in v
Clevelandu mammalian, da pri-
Tedi zenski odsek Slov. del. do
rna ma Waterloo Rd. zgornji
Gvorani plesno veselico in sicer
Ear dive nedelji zaporedoma. Pr
va Sc vrsi V nedeljo, dne 21. feb
ruarja. Igrala DO godba pod vod-
atvom Joe Francel, zadnjo ne
deljo V mesecu, to je ma %. feb
ruarja pa bo igrala godba pod
vodstvom Vadnala. Pies Sc bo
zacel tocno oh 7.3O uri zvecer.
Vstopnina je 4Oc.
Prijatelji in prijateljice il
te okolice kakor tudi cd dru-
god, prijazno ste vabljeni ma
poset. Pripravljalni odbor DO
pOskrDel "a prlmerna Okrepclla
in "a plesazeljne je tudi pre-
"krbljeno. Sal V tel sezoni Sc
vsak rad nekoliko poveseli in Sc
Ctane prijatelji. Dobicek vese-
lice je namenjen V dobro name
re in sicer sc trudimo, da hi mo-
dernizirale spodnjo kuhinjo in
tocilnico, tako da bodo imela
drustva in posamezniki boljso
ugodnost.
Torej, upamo, da mas V pol
nem stevilu posetite in da do
prinesete tudi vi vas del v ia
plereniti namen. Ma svidenje
che 21. in %. feb. V SID ma
Waterloo Rd.!
Mary Erjavec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18
"Slovenske Sokolice"

Cleveland, Ohio. Ker so Slo-
venske Sokolice imele dober u
speh ma svojih zadnjih dveh pri-
redbah, so ma zadnji seji skleni-
lie, da kupijo vojni bond "a
S1OO; darovale SO pa v sledece
namene: $40 "a Ruski vojni re-
lief, $40 V pomozno akcijo JPO,
IS; $40 Slovenskemu ameriske-
mu narodnemu svetu in $40 81
valnemu klubu "a rusko odpo-
moe, pri katerem clanice prav
pridno pletejo nogavice in jopi-
ce "a ruske vojake.
Pri klubu SO slovenske zene,
Clanice kluba st. 27 in Progre-
sivne Slovenke.
Prosvetnemu klubu S. N. D.
so darovale $500.
G. S., clanica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

clovek, ceravno z velikanskimi
zrtvami, kajti nobena dobra
stvar nj prisla brez zrtev.
Da, drustvo Loska dolina pra-
znuje 80. letnico v. soboto We
GER, dne 20. februarja, v Slov.
mar. domu ma ST. Clair Ave.
Drustvo Sc pripravlja, da do
stojno praznuje proslavo, ker 81
je zvesto, da je hodilo po pravi
poti "a obstanek, ter Sc je zna-
10 prilagoditi vsakovrstnim raz,
meram, tako da je eedalje moe
nejse v elanstvu in financi, kar
je zasluga delovnemu in port
vovalnemu odboru.
Drustvo prijazno vabi Genie.
no obcinstvo, da pride zopet en-
vecer med Lozane. Odbor sc be
potrudil v vseh ozirih "a dobrc
postrezbo in kdor Sc spominja
nase Is. letnice, DO gotovo pri.
Sci, kajti gotovo DO Sc vec "a.
bave in petja, kot ga je tedai
bio.
Prijazno vabi