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Evening star., 1943-10-31

Every time you lick War savings
stamp you help Mck the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

"Ladderless" stockings made of
Isle or rayon backed with fine mer-
cerlzed cotton yarn are now being
produced in England.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
HELP MEN,

any worker last employed in an
can not be hired by any other en-
p4oyer except upon presentation Of
Statement OF availability from his
last employer or the USES
Evening star., 1943-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

L WILL NOT be responsible for any bills
Ames, 1851 Irving st. NV. o..
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any bills con
Itracted other than by myself Mac II.
Snelllnes $50 6th st ne ..
AND NOW WE HAVE Jacobs new book
on on optical ensineering 81. Students Boo:
WILL NOT BE responsible for sny debts
incurred by any one other than myself
MAJ. Milton A. Juster
IHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehold-
ers Of the Home Mutual Building and T,osr
ASSOCIATION OF Washington. D. G viii be
neId n in the oflce Of the association. Suite
no no. !, Chand!er Building. 1927 Eye ST. W -,
Weonescay, November g. 1913. al 9 u m
ior the election Of directors to serve during
tne coming year and the transaction Of
say ny other business which may legally come
Evening star., 1943-10-31

HOTEL PAINTER,
Year-round. inside; white or colored. rood
wages. See Mr.. Norris, engineer, Fairfax
Hotel, 210O Mass ave. NV.
Continued m Next PaRel
Evening star., 1943-10-31

PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
oOPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS
ytt Georgla ave. 5 miles to Glenmount
EshI on Route 81 miles. w W Moore,
SANDY spring, Nd. Ashton 241l
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HAyCOCK.....' ..

FOR 4S YEARS A PUBLIC
SCHOOL TEACAER AND
OFFICER, WHO AhS SUCCEED
Ed DR.. FRANK RALLOu
AS SUPERINTENDENT Of
SCAOCS.oo
Evening star., 1943-10-31
ACCOUNTANCY
ACC0UNTANCY

Courses Of University grade adjuste
tional. Women accountants in stron
of Accountanoy and Business law i,
motion. Certificate Of credit issued.
3-year course leads to B. C. s. de
coaching For ten consecutive yea,
cellent records in C. p. A. examinat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

iibermorge1l. @s miro Elm i6oner Sag
meroen, Die Sonne miro l6einen, eln
8aum miro uns Elm Stiid 8rot NIT
Sped geben; on fannit oid balo III
sic bliibenoe @eibe Iegen uno in Den
Simmel guden. Sol6es uno abnli6es
bringt er INNER pieoer Dor; menn
mir Die Saare 5ll 8erge iteben mod.
ten Dor @ut unb 3orn iiber Die Sart=
ber5igfeit Ser Weni6en."
Die 8eioen i6ienen mir emit bei>
lere Gage eeieben 81 baben. Sbre
Sprade 5eigte bon elmer guten Shnz
le. 8eionbers Der &leine madte BEN
@inbrud zines g11ten, barmloien Men,
i9en, ben bieueid)t unperi6uloetes
1ngliif unb Mangel an @nergie al,i
Die StroBe eetporfen bat @s 1aufe1l
in 6ieier Belt 10 biele &omane leben=
rig auf oen oeutiden 2anoitraBen ber-
Inn, oie ME geidrieben meroen, obtpobl
ite tpirfli6 gelebt perben, iobob id
bel mir oadte: usu6 oieie 8eioen
miiiien etne @ei6i6te baben."
SSett ndberten mir uns elmer Sdu=
iergruppe @s mar cine iogenanntt
8eamtenfolonie, tpie tie in 9euti6lanb
manbe Sabriftperfe fir ibre slngeiteu=
ten erridtet baben. Sor elmer Sir iaB
eine Srau i'm 56atten elmer 2inbe
Inn iie berum ipielte Elm &nabe bon
annaberno feds SSabren. @s NOR Elm
ent5iidenoes 8ilbden bauslider 3u-
frieoenbeit uno froben Samilienglif,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

fes. als unfer Rleine oie grnppe iab.
tpuroe er gang rot i'm @eiidt. SD
iab ibn uanfen uno pollte i1nen bin-
5ulpringen. Do6 er be5pang ii6 l,no
sing tpeiter.
Dod nur fir etIi1e Sdritte, als
er in iid ielbit 5uiuumeniadte. gr-
idroden umfaBte i'm Ser @roBe, trug
i'm an ben Rano Der 2anbitraBe, uno
legte i'm bort auf ben Gaienltreifen
Cine Srau aus Dem gso6barbaule fan
NIT einem @las frii6en 8aiiers, cine
anoere bradte ein @las @ein. Sd
iaete, ettpas &raftiees 5u eiien tpiiroe
ibm beiier t1tn. Sas brabten linn NIT
leioige 2eute al6 balb.
SSn5tpii6en fam ser Wann tpieoer
5u ii6. 9as @las 8aiier uno ben
8ein tranf er. Das giien teilte er
nit ieinem bungrieen @enoiien. Sier-
auf ietten mir BEN 8eg laneiam fort.
0fitleioig fragte ser @roBe: uBis
fonnte oas fommen? Sol6es lit bir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

so elm Boli5iit bat es bod gu" !,
meinte Der @roBe i'm 8eiterseben.
nDas fann man obne peiteres MIDI.
iagen'', anttportete Ser Rleine. ,,Man
peiB nidt, Oh ser Munn aranfbeiten
uno Sorgen in ieiner Sa1nilie bat,
coer Oh i'm ionit ettpas oriidt. aui
ieoen Sau bat er einen idperen 8e-
ruf. Gieleidt miro er morsen i6on
bon einem ginbreder eri6oiien."
,,Nein, es bat feinen 3iped, nit
bem Weni6en 5u reoen", ipanote itb
Ser @robe 5lt mir. uSSn ieoer Gage
tpeib er ettpas angenebmes 5u ent-
oeden. 9abei peiB ct ielblt bie Git
redtfertigen, Oie i'm grob aus Dem
Sauie iagen ODER oen Suno binter
ibm berbesen. Sn allen finoet er nod
eine quite Seite."
,@enn oroentli6e 2eute flu6eu
l.nb pettern uno nit Ser Saltlt brein.
iflagen mo6ten, enttpidelt er Die
idonlten @usii6ten fir norgen uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
VIE der Buschpfaner waI|fahrten sins

oiirften. Mir par es redt. Sd bielt
Die beioen fir 2anoltrei6er. @ofiir
iie mid bielten babe id nidt ausge.
funoen. sic flasten, ooB iie utiibe
ieien gum l1mfauen. 8enn iie nur Ell
ne Seuideune fanoenl sluf Die tparmc
Suppe inn Obbadloienbeim tpollten
tie ibon germ ber5idten. @enn 1ie nur
irgenbpo unterfrieden unb ruben
fonnten!
slber es fam feine S6eune. sln.
itatt belien fam ein Holi5ilt auf bem
3meirao. @r trug einen Iei6ten lteber.
rurf, Ser beim Sobren it6 1uitig int
8inoe blabte. 8or uns bielt er 1tiu
unb iprang ab. uBapiere!" mar aIles,
mas er iagte. Ser @r0Bere bate ite
gleid BEL Ser Sono. Ser Goli5iit Ia1
binein uno CAB iie portlos 5uriif. Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

&leine bate Die ieinen in Elm Stiid
8o6stu6 eingeiblagen. 9ieies Bad=
6en batte er an Der SSSnncnieite ieines
&odes nit elmer Siderbeitsnuoel an
gebeftet St offnete ben Sod uno ne
1telte an Der Nabel.
Gin Semb bate oer Mann ni9t
an. 9as fonnte man iebt ieben. Mein
@ott! 8ar Der arme S9elm mager!
Wan fonnte sic &ippen auf ser ein=
gefaaenen 8ru1t 5ablen. @r fonnte
nit Der Nabel ni6t fertig tperben.
Ranu! Wan los! iagte Der Yoli5iit
ungeoul6ig. 9as ma6te Sen arn1en
&erl nob mebr nerb0s. Die Na6el
iprang los, oas 8a6stud flappte
auseinanoer uno Die Bapiere fieIen
in cine Hfiite CUR Seite oes @eges.
Ser Mann bob iie auf, unb pif6te
oas @aiier an ieiner Sole ab.
,,9dtpeinerei!' iaete Der @oli5iit uno
fabte oie Bapiere poriid)tig nit iei.
men J1ngerlptben. v@ut!' 1agte er
Damn uno CAB iie 5uriid. u@obin
pout Sbr?" vNab Seibelberg."
v@as pout Sbr oort?" uMrbeit i11=
9en."
Sd itano babel uno ibaute n1ir
Die &omooie an. Mid beadtete bec
8oli5iit anibeineno ni6t, nod fragte
er ettpas. Damn idnang er ii6 ouf
iein STAB, legte 5l1 mir getpanot oie
Sano griiBenb an feline Mfiite 1nb
fubr tpeiter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

nod ME 5useItoBen, ieit mir 5uian,'
men itno. Subllt ou iett beiier?'
SD bin nidt franf. gls i6 Die
Srau nit bem &inoe iab, oa9te i6
an meine Srau rn6 ben SSSungen, uno
oas bat midi iiberfommen."
uMn men? 9ln oeine Srau? Du balt
mir nod ME geiagt, oab ou cine 5rau
bait."
(Sortiesung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
(SorHebung)

@ottesoienlt auf bie einfaden @Idit.
bigen ma9t, fonnte i6 bier beobadten.
Das &loiter ltegt melt ab bon einem
gr0Beren Srte. Die SaIfte Ser un1s
nobner lit nidt fatbolii6. 0enno6
mar Die Stride Bis gum lebten Blas
aefiillt. Nue beteiligten it6 am Got.
tesoienite. Mean iab es ibnen an, ipie
iie ii6 freuten, oaB ni6t bie Brielter
allein ben @ottesoienit It beiorgen, ion-
bern baB es ibnen erlaubt mar, n1itau.
tl1n l1nb nid)t BLOB ben itl1mmen 3u-
ibauer MAIDEN.
Mit tpelder gbrfurdt bieies 8olf
auf bte M0n6e idaut, fonnte id na6-
ber beoba6ten. Da i6 in beren 8e-
glettung mar, fdrbte au6 ettpas ba=
bon auf BEN 8uibpfarrer ab. 0anit
i6 nidt itol5 tperoe, erinnerte midi
mein @etpillen an cine @el6ibte, bie
i9 als &ino geleIen bate: ct. Srans
5tsfus ging emit nit ieinen Briioern
iiber 2ano. 0ort begegnet ibnen Elm
Bauer. Ser beiiebt oie Mdnner uno
frogt: ,8iit bu 8ruoer Sron5?" ,SSSa,
ser bin i6." uSino 6as beine Brit
ber2' uSSa, bas iino meine 8riioer." ="
Damn i6aute Der Bauer BEN 8ruoer
Sran5 uno feline 8riiber ernitboft an
ltno iagte: uOann forgt, baB ibr an.
5eit 10 gut ieio, tpie bie 2eltte eu6
balten.' %
Sin i6 tpirfli6 10 gut, ols bic
2eute MIDI balten? Biro ni6t biel-
nebr mein Stano cine Guelle idtperer
Geranttportung Dor Dem alniiienOel1
@ott fem? Serreott, mas miro bas
om iiingiten Gage fir biele eine
ueberral6ung fem! l1nb bu, mein
Sreunb, pie itebt es NIT Sir? $50
1T Elm Gbriit, Elm Srieiter, Elm 2ebrer,
Elm 8eantter, elm @ater uno cine Mut<
ter, ODER irgenoeiner, ser iiber anoere
seiest lit, Der bon Den @orten oes
8auern nt9t betroffen tpiiroe? Gorge,
oaB on 10 gut biit, tpie Die 2eute bon
Dir glauben!
Sbbadlos
Dieie @ebanfen batten cine ernite
Stimmung IN mir gei6affen. Ils Die
Sre1noe mod Seibelbere auriidfubs
rem, bat i6 iie, poral1s5ufabren. Sd
pollte gerne bie id0ne Strede Biz
Seioelberg langs oes Nedar 5u SUP
geben. 8eim Mben6eiien tperoe id gu.
bauie iein. 60 geidab es. Die 2eute
f1bren bein, uno ib nabm oen @alb-
meg Lungs bes Sluiies unter Die
GuBe.
Man preiIt 6ieie @eeeno als cine
Der idoniten in ean5 0euti6lano. Sd
babe nicbt bieI bon ibrer S60nbelt
geieben. Cine balbe Stl1noe modte id
nit meinen @eoanfen beibdftiet o.
bergeouielt iein, als id 5tpei MGns
ner am Bege iisen iab. @iner batte
bic Sdube ausge5osen. @s tparen
fbDere Sel6i6ube aus fno6enbartem
2e6er uno 5olloiden, naeelbei6laee-
men Soblen Die barte &appe bate
ibm cine bablid)e 8u,n6e ins Sleil6
gei6nitten. gln oen 3eben faBen bide
Blaien. Chen rib er Elm Stiid Suttr
aus ieinem &of uno tpifelte es Inn
ben tpunben SUB.
Ser anbere fragte, Oh bieier @es
nod Seioelberg fibre. Mls i6 es be.
iabte, fragten iie, oh iie midi begleiten
Wprf1tHlp hnhpt1 phnt1fnIIs hnt1,iafe11
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

8eriude baben eben faus betpieiet,
bob 6as &elifopter bei 8efdn1pflng
Der u-8oote groBe 9ienite 5u leiiten
beripri6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
Gdlt idlpttii6

MaWc2ean aus aberoeen bat in
ieiner 8obnrng 10 arg unter Der
Wduieplage 5u leioen, oaB er iid
i6tperen &er5ens entiflieben muB,
cine Mauiefalle 5u faufen.
Ser 8erfalfer 5eigt ibm cine gan5e
Geibe ser peridieoenlten 5auen uno
erlautert ibre 9lrbeitstpeiie.
9lber Wac2ean lit nidt 5ufrieoen.
u8iiien Sie'', meinte er enblid, lid
m0dte cine Sale, Die aui6nappt. nod
ebe oie Waus an Sen &aie fommt." "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

Mr5t: ,,&onnten sic cine Opera.
tion be5ablen, tpenn i9 lie fir notig
era9ten iollte ??"
Batient: ,@iirben sic cine Spe.
ration fir nottpenbig era6ten, ipenn
id ite nidt be5ablen fann?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

.Nan tritt Dor oie Sir unb bort
gleib feds Neuigfeiten auf einmal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
BABY YOUR G.

About half of all the motor
trucks in the world are located
in the United States. The mo-
bility of our defense system,
the food supply of the nation,
and the flow of raw materials
and manufactured products are
geared to the safe operation of
our motor trucks. 1t should be
crystal clear to everybody, the
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gil states, that it is a patriotic
obligation on the part of every
driver to "baby his buggy" in
every way-to conserve tires,
to keep all parts we'll lubrica-
ted and in good repair, and to
drive safely at all times.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
CLEAR III DECKS

When a battleship is stripped
for action it means that every
thing that could possibly get in
the way during a naval battle
has been slowed away. Can you
imagine a captain stumbling
over a sailors shoes, left on a
companionway? In our homes,
during wartime, good house
keep is more necessary than
ever, the Greater Cleveland
Safety Council reminds us. A
package left on the stairs can
keep a war worker off the Job
just as effectively as an acct
dent at work. Let's stop this
source of accidents by keeping
the Railways clear.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09

Pvt. Frank O. Jelenic, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jelenic.
19413 Kewanee Ave-, joined
Uncle Sans Army on Novem.
Der Both.
He thanks his many friends
who visited him on the eve OF
his departure, and those who
presented him with gifts.
His friends may write to him
at this address: Pvt. F. Jelenic
liza Technical School Squad.
ron, (Sp.) T. S. No. Flight N
A.A.F.T.T.C., Basic Training
Center (No. a., Miami Beach
Fla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09

Francis Scott ~Key-National
Anthem Day will be observed
by Clevelanders Monday, JAN
uary IL with appropriate cere-
monies being planned by men,
bers of the Cuyahoga County
Bar Association, it was an
nounced today, by Fred w.
Zimmerman, president.
Next Monday marks the GEN.
tennial anniversary of t h e
death of the poet, scholar, law
yer, public official, churchman
and member of a distinguished
family who wrote "The Star
Spangled Banner"
Mayor Frank J. Lausche has
proclaimed January II as
Francis Scott Key-National An
them Day, and retail stores in
downtown Cleveland have
agreed to cooperate with the
Cuyahoga County Bar Associ-
alton in the observance of the
Key anniversary.
On Sunday afternoon, Janu-
airy 10, from 4-4:30 p. m. mem
bers of the association will pre-
sent a radio playlet over Sta
ton WIKI depicting the scenes
which inspired Francis Scott
Key to write his immortal
hymn on Sept. ID, 1914. The
skit will be presented on Mon
day, January II at lao p. m,
over Radio Station WBOE'for
the benefit of the Cleveland
Public School children.
Monday noon, ceremonies are
scheduled at the Public Square
Service Recreation Center. A
color guard representing each
branch Of the armed forces, a
drum and bugle corps, and a
band comprised of representa-
tives of the American Legion
and the various Veterans Or
CARNATIONS will be gathered for
the occasion by Chester J.
Koch, secretary of Cleveland's
Patriotic Organizations Com
mittee. .........
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
HOME SAFETY

A woman's place is in the
home-or at least many men
claim to think so. Safety's place
is in the home, too. At least it
should be, because Greater Gle
veland Safety Council figures
show that $4,000 Americans
were killed by accidents in their
homes last year. Housewives
and mothers-you are the rulers
of the homes. That's your do
main. You are the greatest in
fluence in your family life and
your children's training. Make
sure your home is safe. See that
your children are taught the
safe way. Your family's happi-
ness and prosperity depend
largely on you.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
LAS

With the tire situation as it
is, anyone who deliberately
breaks glass in streets, on high
ways, in alleys or anywhere else
where cars must travel is not
only guilty of sabotaging vital
war materials but may cause
severe injury to the occupants
of the vehicle should a tire blow
out. The Greater Cleveland
Safety Council suggests we not
only desist from throwing glass
ourselves, but bring to task
anyone we might see doing it.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
ENAKOPRAVNOST FOR vCToRr-By
" A..@##N "a III o. s. War Bonds b Stamps
1921 St. Clair Avenue - Onra.a
Henderson HIEH2 @@ ##"@@# @.@0.@ JANUARY 81 1913.
ENLIST NOW

Are you one of those people
who think accidents always
happen to the other fellow?
Well, just take a minute to
check over in your mind the
people you know. How many of
them have had an accident in
their families. How many had
a child hurt or killed by an au-
tomobile? How many were laid
up in a hospital for weeks after
a fall down stairs? More than
you thought, aren't there? Well,
those people who had accidents
were not much different from
anybody else. Their lives prob
ably were as normal as yours
But they had an accident. And
it can happen to you, too, the
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun'
Gil points out. You know, it's
more than ever important right
now to realize that no one is i'm,
mune to accidents. Right nov
the United States is throwing
all it's resources into a huge
War program. It needs every
man, every bit Of money ant
materials, every minute of time
Accidents are wasting these re
sources. You can help by being
more careful. Safety is a per
sonal responsibility-your re
sponsibility. Enlist now ane
stop accidents!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
Army
Navy
News

Last Saturday Tony Mramor,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mramor
of 1928 e. 173 st. returned to
camp after a short furlough.
His sister is also serving our
country as a nurse somewhere
in Australia.
Home on furlough this past
week was John Tavcar, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tavcar. He
is stationed in California with
the Navy.
Albert Miklavcic, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Miklavcic of 252
Eddy Rd., was home this past
week from Georgia.
Friends of. Joe and William
Valencia who before entering
our armed forces resided in
Madison, Ohio, can write to
them to the following ad-
dresses: S/Sgt. Joe Valencia,
35027531, 18th Fighter .aSddn.<
APO. 932 c/o Postmaster San
Francisco, California. Cpl. Will.
liam Valencia, Co. B 819 r. D.
Bn. Camp Bowie, Texas. They
are the sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Valencia.
Friends of Sgt. Anthony j.
Drenik are asked to write to
him using his new address
Co. &c" 4th Armored Maint.
Bn. APO. 254 Go Postmaster
Los Angeles, California. U. S.
Army.
Edward William Bradac son
of Mrs. Katherine Bradac of
7013 Hecker Avenue left Thurs
day for Great Lakes, Illinois,
Training Station. He volun-
teered for the Navy.
Transferred from Camp Lee,
Va. 1t. Michael Lab is now in
Wilmington, Delaware. His ad-
dress is: 1t. Michael Lab, Of
flee of Quartermaster, New
Castle Army Air Base, Will
mington, Delaware. -.
Donald H. Robinson, son-in-
law of Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Bashel, of 1913 Cherokee left
Wednesday for the Air Corps.
Greetings are sent from Pvt.
Fred Cole son of Mrs. Auguste
Cole of 6218 Glass Ave. His adj
dress is: Co. A. 1893 Inf, u. S.
Army, APO. SO No. 35524072,
Camp Van Dorm, Miss.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09

It will soon be circus time
again in Cleveland. Once more
the Grotto Circus will move in
to our town for it's fourteenth
annual mid-winter fortnight of
fun and frolic.
January 10th the big circus
train unloads and the big top
sets up in the Cleveland Arena
in time for the grand opening
Sunday evening. Each day
through January "a, with the
exception of the two Saturdays,
there will be matinee and eve
nings performances in this
fourteenth annual Grotto Cir
Gus.
Tickets for the circus are
now on sale at the Cleveland
Arena and at Bonds. Prices for
evening performances and Sun
day matinees are: Reserved
seats 1920, $1.85, $1.35 and Csc
with general admission 55c.
Other matinees, reserved seats
$3.50, $1.00, 75c and general ad-
mission 55c. There will be no
Saturday performances.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
BABY'S COVERS

Mothers-here's a timely
word of warning from the
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gil: Cool nights mean heavier
covers on the baby's crib. Make
sure the blankets are fastened
so that they can't work over
the baby's head and cause suf-
location. The Councils figures
show that this is the time of
the year when such accidents
start to happen. A little caution
will prevent them.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
Invite 70 Nopre dne
.SIovenke Dance,
Tonight at SIND

This is to inform all dance
lovers that ladies' lodge Ma
predne Slovenke, No. 1877 SN-
PJ, are sponsoring a dance to-
night, January 9Th at 8 p.
m. at the Slovene Natl Home
on St. Clair Ave. Popular
Johnny Pecon's orchestra will
provide the music. In the bar
and kitchen will be the usual
refreshments and the well-liked
"potica." We assure you all of
a good time.
A. Simcic, sec'y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
LOYALITE OFFICERS

Newly elected officers for
Loyalite Lodge for the year
1943 are as follows: Marty
Paul, president; Dorothy Ros-
So, vice-president; Frank Gre
gorcic, financial sec'y, and
Louise Zupon, recording sec'y.
Lodge meetings will be held
every third Sunday Of the
month at the Slovenian Home,
1870 Holmes Avenue at 200
%. m.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09
PUBLIC SIGHTS
By the "Sightseers"

Now that 1913 has made it's
appearance into the world, we
would like to know if our arti-
Gle could make it's appearance
in the "Enako."
In spite of the fact that there
were dances New Years Eve
on Holmes Ave. and st. Clair a
great crowd gathered at Slo-
vene Workmen's Home on Wa
terloo Rd. and from the looks
Of this large crowd they were
having a very happy time.
Tony Kristoff's orchestra en-
PERTAINING part Of the merry
makers in the upper hall and
Al Strukel and his boys doing
a grand job in the lower hail..
We were honored to have a few
boys from the armed forces
with us. They were: George
Skolar and Lud Smerdel from
the army; Frank Medved and
Jim Braddock from the navy.
Public sights of the evening
were: Lii Strazisar minus a
pair of shoes to relax her feet
and suddenly finding them on
the bandstand -. Steve Valen-
cic taking over al Strukel's &C
Gordon while AL paused and re-
freshed 49,. Tony Lovesin
seemed to be getting along fine
without Marion Joe Pres
kar seemed to be enjoying him
self at the stroke of twelve
who wasn't? -. Sylvia Smerke
having a good time with Eddie
Budnar AL Markic in ex-
IRENE fatigue after a hilarious
night -. Why was Pete Koto-
rio only anxious to wish the
girls a Happy New Year? -.
vi Mihalich and Josie -, keep
ing all of the boys from Euclid
busy -. Alice Somrak putting
on lipstick just before 1900.
Why AL? 90. Irene Mack miss
ing a swell time Stan Ku-
cher asking a certain girl to
go steady with him. So soon,
Stan? Ed Mervar remi-
niscing with Lii "Okie"
getting two kisses for the price
of one, on his collar and in
person. Who washed your COL
lar "Okie"? Milan Modic
keeping Jennie - occupied -.
Jarko Valencia not letting us
know what a wonderful dancer
he is "Vic" Dodick and
Shirley Nank going to town -.
Snoopy" conspicuous by her
absence. Where were you? -.
Betty Perusek coming all the
way from Willowick to be with
us. Thanks, Betty!
Due to lack of space your
reporters will have to end now,
so until next week, goodbye!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-09

Babie Susie Mopes is unim-
pressed With her first set of ice
skates. Her mother is the for
mer EOelym Chandler, Ice Folies
star. Here We see Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Mapes putting ON SWsie's
skates.