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FOR SALE: Leases, near gas production IN
Clinton Sand" depth about $500 feet.
Also near oil production In Berea Sand.
Depth about 800 feet. o. S. Fierbaugh,
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bbls- daily from 3564-35S0.
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I'd, 345z. Pumping $50 bbls. oil daily
from 33I2-S322.
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Drilling, 1885.
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Drilling 1864.
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Oscar BURNS No.
NV NWk NEA 17-BS-6Tw
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PitchSork Field
Park County,
Mmsky~Qs0Eewmmenk No.
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COMPLETION. Initial 22e bbls. oil daily
from Tenslesp, 3516.
Poison Spider
(Natr0na County,
Chicago on No.
NV swA Swk 1-s5fs-esw
Shut down. 1913.
S0rUtoQ0 Field
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SW SIC SW S0-1SN-e4W
Drilling, $50.
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NV NE NV 26-4oN-7sw
Drilling, 2412.
Sund Druw-
Hot Springs County,
Sinclair Umit No.
NV NV NV 14-32N-96W
Drilling, $40. "
Segment Dist
(Natrona County,
Isakota OH q Gas No.
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Rp&A0W0GG 4 4S10
Converse County,
George Dfcksy-G0vst No.
NE SW 27-32N-69W
Rigging up.
Sheldon Dome
Fremont County,
Keraxm- Career-Shoshon No.
NE NE 16-5N-2W
Drilling, 27S2.
South BUster Field
(Sweetwater County,
Mountain FweI Co.-Unft No.
NE NE NE 29-16N-104W
Drilling, 3022.
South Sunshine Dome
Park County,
COntinentaI-wolfe No.
NEM G-45N-101W
Drilling, 218S.
Spence Dome
oatCovernment No. 2
64N-94W
Drilling 97b.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19

FOR SALE: Good used pipe. 7 & c, 10
Gated at railroad point ready for immedi-
ate shipment; 10 miles 3-inch line pipe
miles 6inch line pipe. Contact The
Interstate Pipe and Supply Co.. Marietta,
Ohio. Phone 1870. 7-28-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER
OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD
NOT RE MADE

In the District Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District Of the State Of Montana. IN and
for the County of Cascade.
Case S8f9
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
MINING

FOX SALE or lease, SILVER STANDARD
Mine, near Sunshine and Silver Dollar
Mines, Occur d'Alene Mining District,
Idaho. G. Shaw, + 604 HeroS, Spokane,
10, Wash 7-22-d
FOR SALE: Four mining claims on month
ly payments; values gold. silver, lead.
copper; production $4,000. F. Cooper,
Pinos Altos, New Mexico. Sled
LONE STAR Mine. Oronogo claim. Nettie
claim with silver chimney, WestcliN,
Colo X. F, Ranek. Dallas City. i'll. s-19-a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19

WANTED: Pumping units (without en-
gines) for about 150O-foot wells. Central
Development Co, Aylmer, Ontario. s-1e-a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19

100 ACRES proven west Kevin-Sunburst,
two small bumpers and fun lease equip
ment, fee title, IS percent oil and gas
rights. Box EOS, co Montana on Jour
nal, Great Falls, Mont 8-12-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19

FOR SALE: Complete siCimming plant 70
be sold as whole or any part. Anyone
interested IN operating skimming plant
sufficient oil available One semi-trailer
3,100Ral. transport tank and 40 VS.
Ford tractor in good condition. G.. "
Taylor. Box 222, Chase Kan. Phone 80
7-28-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE: One 90-ft tubular steel derrick,
S-inch, with 4-inch relegs and completely
equipped for cable tools, suitable for
rotary service. One 5000 gallon tank. \ .
inch bottom and first ring. 3f16 upper
rings and cover, all In good condition.
One good y ton pickup bed. Priced 70
sell. Ray Shaffer, Bunkerhill. Russell
County, Kansas. 7-2o-d
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PROTECTION ACREAGE WANTED
Have client in the market for single
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Address Box 2O7, Montana OF Journal
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19

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The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-09
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SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AL

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AL
lied Expeditionary Force-Ameri-
can, British and Canadian forces
landed by daylight in massive
strength on the Normandy coast
of France Tuesday, June 6, and
sped inland after quickly estab-
fishing beachheadS. Radios around
the world buzzed with the news
that D-Day had come and the
long awaited and much talked
about invasion of Europe was on.
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower direct
ed the operations of invasion
forces.
German news agency acknowl-
edged that Allied tanks had pen
ertated several kilometers between
the towns of Caen and Isigny on
the Normandy peninsula.
Casualties among Allied air.
borne troops descending on France
were described as relatively light
but in the United States it was
announced that SO national cem-
eterieS would be taken over for
the burial of heroes of the inva-
Sion
ParachutiSts and glidermen
landed and made deep penetra-
tions after considerable advance
damage had been done by land
mines which were dropped in the
guise of dummy parachute troops.
Warships of both the British
and United States navies, includ-
ing British and American battle
ships, hurled shells into the coast
al defenses which the Germans
have been building for four years
The Germans acknowledged that
the fire was tremendous and that
it had set the whole bay of the
Seine area afire
Great flotillas of minesweepers
led the way to the beaches for
the Allied ground troops, and the
sweeping operation alone was de-
iscribed as "the largest in history"
1ONDON - More than 1900 RAP
heavy bombers struck the might,
est blow of the war at the chain
Continued. on Page Twelve)
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-09
Ready for Duty"
Slogan Of 758th
On 3rd Anniversary

The 1st day of June marked the.
third birthday of the 758th Light
Tank Battalion, which was acti-
waited on that day in a1941 at Fort
Knox, KY. After those three years
of preparation and training, the
outfit, in taking stock of it's accom-
plishments, considers itself ready
for duty at any combat assignment
given it,"
Earns Enviable Reputation
The first tank unit to be formed
of all-Negro enlisted personnel, the
organization has undergone train
ing at Fort Knox, at Camp Clai-
borne, La, at Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo-, at Fort Jackson, Sc, at Camp
Forrest, Tenn, at Fort Hood, Tex,
and over the rugged terrain en-
vironing Fort Huachuca. 1t has par
ticipated in the Tennessee maneu-
vers and the Louisiana maneuverss
winning the coveted rating as SEX
cellent," and has acted as demon
stration troops and school troops
for other tank units.
Anniversary Celebration Quiet
The battalion devoted just one
day to it's celebration of its 3rd an
niversary, holding a review, after
which it was addressed by its COM
manding officer, 1t. Col. K. L.
Scherer. The men were given the
rest of the day to devote to games
and personal recreatiorl: but the
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-09

negro soldier

HAPPENINGS OVERSEAS-D-Day
of the Western invasion found
Negro combat units in infantry
field artillery, tank destroyers and
anti-aircraft groups numbered
among the combat teams which
assaulted Fortress Europe, ac-
cording to news reaching us from
London, the jumping off place.
Soldiers in those units were in
an advance state of preparedness
and their morale was nigh.
. A Division of newly organized
and trained Abyssinians also par
ticipated in the invasion. These
troops are under the command of
Free French General JUN.
A Great Figure Dies
The recent death of Monsieur
Felix Eboue, black Governor Cen
eral of French Equatorial Africa,
marks the passing of one of the
most potent fighters for democ-
racy in the Southern Hemisphere.
When General DeGaulle broke
from the conquered French gov
ernment and formed his Free
French movement, Eboue joined
him and rallied his colony to De-
Gaulle's support. 1t was his black
contingent that formed 95 per
cent of the Free French units
which aided So gallantly in the
dislodgement of the Axis from
North Africa.
An Honor Is Won
First Negro soldier to win the
Legion of Merit award in the
European theatre of operations
was TISgt. Lawrence Hardy of
Dundee, Miss. His citation read
that he had mastered mechanical
skill within one year and because
of shortage of mechanics often
volunteered to work both shifts to
rush priority airfield construction.
The award was made in England
AT HOME = Vet
Grams of the s9th Pursuit Squad
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-09

Tomorrow, Open House will be
observed in the barracks Occu-
pied by the Fort Huachuca Mil
itary Police Detachment. The
CMP Detachment building is one
cf the Posts most modern and
beautifully-kept barracks struc-
lures.
Formal Open House and open
ing of the new Education and
OrientatiOn Center, located in
the old Sergeants' Club will also
be held on Sunday evening, be-
ginning at 1880. (See story and
pictures on page 81
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-09

TO the tune OF ; ,oUU.
With the opening of the in
vasion in Europe there is every
possible incentive for the pur-
chase of bonds, it is pointed out
by the local War Bond drive COM
mittee. The future success of the
war depends on our ability to furn-
ish enough supplies, equipment and
ammunition to our invading forces
to enable them to gain their OBJ
jectives.
An intensive bond-selling cam
paign has been planned to enable
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-09
First Large War Bond Purchase In
The Fifth War Loan Drive Made
BY Mar Kim and His Employees

Fort Huachuca Fifth War Loan drive has been slow in
gaining according st 1t Richard c. Harris
director of the Fiscal Section and s 1t sadore M Mar
n War Bond Officer who report that total of only 900
had been raised up press time yesterday.
First substantial purchase of bonds in the local drive
given by Mar Kim and his employees who dug down deep
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-09

Camp Lee, Va.-(ALNSl The re-
ception center here, it. is announced,
will close sometime in May.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-08
Eskimo Can't
(contlnued from page ,

(contlnued from page , long a time as these Alaska veterans,
 Several experimental and re- connaissance trips were con- ducted by the third battalion. One party of ten mon made a trip with toboggans to Eagle River glacier and reconnoitered the vicinity of Eagle River pass.
 An interesting experimental trip was made to Mt. Me- Kinley Certain items of food, clothing and equipment were sested. As a result of this trip and previous research, Maj Felch was called to Washington, D c. by the ,Quartermaster General to make recommend tions on arctic clothing.
 (Next week: Regiments History
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-08
Drugs
 Drug SUndries
 Prescriptions

Our Drug under the direction of Mr. F. E Williams Regerd Pharmacist carefully compounds and fills all pre- cpons The wide knowledge and experience o Mr. Williams plus his unng courtesy and sympathy eminen its hm to take care When you need the services of qualified druggist
 see Mr. F. " Williams
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-08
COMM & GOIN'

The following incoming pas sengers were reported recently by the Alaska Steamship company:
 MT. and Mrs. Clare w. Selt- ger and two children, Stuart and Steven, who arrived from Seattle to join MT. Seltzer, attorney associated with Warren A Tay- for. The Seltzer's are making their home i'll the former R. k. Reynolds residence, which they have purchased.
 Mrs. Anita Mann and infant son, Jack, returned to make their home here after an extend ed visit in Scott's Bluff, Nebras- ka, where the new arrival was born. Captain Mann, of the U. s. Army Ar Force, is overseas iii the European theater.
 Mrs. Mann is the daughter of Mrs. Edna Kraft.
 MT. and Mrs. s. B. Thorshelm and two children, Sonia and Stanley, returned after trip to Seattle, where Sonia received successful medical treatment on her eyes.
 MT. Thorsheim is associated { with the Horsman barber shop. 1
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Berg Ne son stopped in Kodiak en route to their home in Ouzinkie.
 Mrs. Marguerite A. Brumell, of Washington, D, c, acc m- panied her friend Mrs. Glare Seltzer to Kodiak from Seattle, and plans to locate here.
 Zoyd Leslie Money. arrived from Montana and is visiting with MT. and Mrs. Maurice Chamberlain, his son-in-law and daughter
 Helen G. La Vonne, formerly employed. at Helen's Eat Shop, returned after a vacation trip to the States
 Mrs. Katherine Lorenson, stopped in Kodiak en route to Rear Island, where she owns 8 fox farm.
 Other passengers included Edna R. Bexner, Rolf A. Christ jansen, Michael Folsom, Mrs. Emma Matthew, Andrew Ror- ing, Donald A. Slyter, J. A. Walton, Mrs. Etta N. Worth
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-08
COUPON SELECTION
 FOR JANUARY
Trademark RegIsiered .. 5. PaIenI Uhl

NUMBER O3722O NUMBER O37211
 NUMBER 036s15 NUMBER O36972 NUMBER 037O79
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

svet, dalec proc IL zivljenja in
zemskega pehanja - -, kjer
zivi sarno on. - LIE zdajinzdaj
Sc je oglasilo z drugih planin
zamolklo zvonenje kravjeya
zvonca, ali pa Sc je razleglo po
zraku pritajeno cerkveno zvo-
njenje, kakor pripovedujejo pa
stirji, da ga veckrat cujejo v
popolnoma tihih gorskih po-
krajinah. -- Bregar, zakaj nj
hce drugi nj bill MOI S crno
brado, je poslusal in sanjal.
Danes je bill ravno prank sv.
Jakoba. Kmalu bo minulo pol
leta - dolgega in tezkega, od-
kar je oh cerkvici sv. Vida po-
kopal svojo zeno, vrocekrvno
strastno ciganko. Tedne in te-
dne je zaloval "a MO in zdelo Sc
mu je, da DO newest, &c bi sci
zopet k zlatolasi, ljubeznivi ze-
nj v svojo domovino, k zeni, Xxi
pa vendar nj bila njegova pra-
va zena.
In vendar so ga tudi ma tc
vezale svete vezi; S pravo, glo'
boko, resnicno ljubeznijo je lju
bill lie njo in nikdar je nj neha'
ljubiti, kolikor mu je bilo pai
dovoljeno v teh razmerah. -
Tezke, pretresljive boje je boje
val France v zadnjih mesecih
slednjic je pa vendar prisel dc
jasnosti in do odlocilnega skle
pa. Podoba ljubece Zalke, XII j
gotovo v domovini koprnela pt
MEM, in podoba neznega deck:
- njegovega otroka - sta g.
V sanjah neprestano vlekli il
vabili v domovino. Gin zivah
nejse in Gin vabljivejse so bill
sanje, tembolj je rastlo njegov'
hrepeneje - in slednjic Sc n
, mogel vec premagati.
/ Prodal je svojo hisico in po
sestvo v Bjelini poveljnistvu ce
2 sarskih najemniskih Get, dena
: vecinoma razdelil ubogim ko
miloscino "a mir in pokoj svc
lie nesrecne, mrtve zene. Zas
, je pridrzal samo toliko,. ,.koliko
je mislil, da 81 je prisluzil S svc
jo lastno pridnostjo - kakih t.
soc tolarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

P0dprimo borbo Amerike - demo-
kracijo an svobodo svsta : nakupom
vojnih bondoy In vojno-var6evalnih
Enalnkl y 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
Priredil .Jovoron

kaj, ko sc nj vedel obrniti ne
kod ne kan, ko rlikoder nj mo-
gel najti najmanjse sledi do ME-
ga. Yes onemogel nj vedel dru-
sc pomoci, kakor da je dan "a
dnevom skusal tolaziti svojo Sc
stro in il lajsati Dol v njenih
trnjevih dnevih.
Nazaj med gore, v narave kras!
V dezelo, kjer Sava svoj Wiki
stas
Sc mlada in ella vie po dobravi.
Nazaj med gore, kjer carno oko
jezersko smehljaje kot zemlje
pozdravlja te v svoji prelestni
ljubavi.
Nazaj med gore, kjer cvetke
cVetO
ljubezni znanik; kjer ptice POLO
skrivnostne popevke kot v raj
ski visavi.
Kar izrazajo te vrstice, to so
morali biti priblizno obcutki, XII
so navdajali ernobradatega, ma.
pol mescanski oblecenega moza
XII lie re vec dni korakal v po-
letni vrocini po Kranjskem in
zdaj ravno Sci po samotniE
gozdnih stezicah po Jelovici pro.
tt njenemu severnemu obronku
Ravnokar je dospel ma zelene
planinske senozeti, kjer Sc MI
je namah odprl caroben razgleo
po vsem blejskem kotu. MOI j
obstal in strmel precise v blej
!; sko okolico.
V blejsko okolico?
Da; in kaj je vse cutil oh ten
pogledu, je pac ostalo skrito '
njegOvem Srcu. - KakOr dra
gocen zaklad ali kakor skrbn(
zasajen vrt Sc mu je zdelo, DE-
strazijo to nebesko lepo pokra
. jino skalni orjaki, XII sc ne bojt
mogocnih orkanov, XII Sc pa tu
di ne strasijo pred lahno, ps
j neprestano glodajocim zobon
casa. - Ozrl Sc je ma pogla
varja vseh cuvajev - ma Tri
glav; z mogocno in neupogljivt
svojo postavo Sc je dvigal or
jaski, kristalni stvor neboticnt
: kvisku; njegovo belo cello je s.
vedno bleste]o v sto in sto raz
licnih svetlobnih oblikah, a n;
temenu je bill re obrobljen
. precej sirokim, toplim azurnin
. robom, XII so mu ga vrezali vro
ci solncni zarki.
MOI je sedel ma mehko travt
1 in 81 ogledal svojo bliznjo oko
lico. Njegovo oko Sc je razvese
ljevalo mad bujnim zelenjem il
mad pestrim cvetjem, XII je kra
silo naravo. Vcasih Sc je zga
Mia trava in cvetke so poniznt
uklonile svoje glavice - in ven
l dar nj bilo slisati ali cuti nit
najmanjsega vetrica; obenen
pa je puhtel il zemlje in Sc raz
l lival po okolici prijeten vonj.
Nedopovedljivo prijetna, sko
70 sanjarska tihota je vladal'
[ tn gori ma planini in mic je n
motilo, niti najmanjsi vetric, nj
tt najmanjsi nemir.
Bradatemu mozu Sc je zdelo
da je prisel ma popolnoma dru,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
Hissi noprodoi

Ma 1888 e. 80 st. - "a 2 dru-
zini, po 6 in 6 sob.
Ma 1871 E. 80 st. &c sob bun
galow. ODE hisi ste v dobrem
stanju in v obeh so kopalnice. Ia
podrobnosti poklieite Mulberry
0289, po f.; uri popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
(Nadaljevamje)

z nekim avstrijskim ojakom
najemniskih Get, XII je nosil dol
60, crno brado in XII je bill ved-
no zelo pobit in zalosten. Ne
koc sta oba nenadoma izginila.
Cez ! Siriindvajset ur sta Sc pa
zopet pokazala; vojak je incl
vse objokane oci, mozek Sc je
pa drzal resno. Opazili so, kako
je krosnjar skusal tolaziti voja-
ka. Kakor je bilc razvidno, sta
morala biti ze dali casa znana
in prijatelja; cesto so tudi sill
Sail, da je mozek vojaka klical
imenom France. In ko je
mozek umrl, je vojak zaloval "a
MIN kakor "a svojim ocetom.
Vojak pa nj padel boju, am
pax Sc je nekaterimi drugimi
tovarisi umaknil nazaj proti
Radovljici.
Zalka Sc tudi po tenn porocilu
nj mogla reSiti skrbi in dvomov.
Maj boil cesarski vojak - njen
moz - France? Kako in cemu
pa je sci k vojakom? - Nj Ii to
vse zmota, prevara - napacna
sled?
Toda vse okoliscine so Sc ta-
ko natanko ujemale - in cello
ime. - Ne, Zalka nj mogla vec
strpeti, hotela je gotovosti, jas
nosti. Zato Sc je napotila sama
proti Radovljici in &c bo treba,
Sc dale, 'da Sc preprica res
nicnosti ali nicevnosti svojih
slutenj in domnevanj. Ma poti
10 je spremljal brat - Anzelj.
Toda zastonj sta naredila
pot; da, Sc v vecji negotovosti
sta Sc morala vrniti domov. L.
vedela sta namrec, da avstrij-
skin najemniskih vojakov, kar
jih je bilo prislo ma Bled V po-
moe kmetiskemu puntu in kar
jih je bilo spremstvu Andreja
Krajskega, nj bilo vec ma Co.
renjskem. Ko so namrec Turk
pobili "Krvavo koso" so takoj
odhiteli po dolini proti Koros,
kemu, tako, da oni pac MISC j.
nell vzroka Sc dalje ostati ma
Gorenjskem, zlasti ker gorenj.
ski plemenitasi in grascaki nj
so mogli tako nitro zbrati vec-
je vojske, XII bi udarila "a So
vraznikom.
O vojaku, XII bi bill v kakrs.
nikoli zvezi kroparskim MOI
kom, jima nihce nj vedel nice.
sar povedati.
Tako sc je vrnila Zalka visa
obupana bratom ma Brda. Mi
slila je, da sc j bodo zacelile
skelece rane; toda ponovno sc
Sc il odprle - in Sc boil sirokc
in Sc stokrat hujse so jo sklele
kot pref; cd zdaj je jokala Sc
bolj neutolazljivo nego pref. In
kako maj bi tudi ne? Vse slut.
ME in vsi upi, XII SO ;ih tajnih
globinah njenega ljubecega ir
koprnecega srca rodili vsi cud
nj dogodki zadnjih dni, so bill
zopet naenkrat uniceni, kakol
naenkrat unici slana v pomlad
nih mrzlih jutrih ponizne vijo.
lice, XII so ravnokar vznikle il
probujajoce Sc narave, ali nez
nobele zvoncke, XII so ravno "a
cell zvoniti mladi naravi k poro-
XII in oznanjevati memo kraso.
to.
V dolgih nocnih urah je tr'
pela Sc vec; Sc pogosteje je sa-
njala Francetu. Zdaj je sto.
pill skozi vrata z dolgo, crnc
brado, pa vendar je takoj spo'
znala njegove poteze in j
strastno stisnil roko ter 10 OBJ
jel, zdaj Sc il je zopet prikaza]
v spremstvu S "crno zeno" in
sc obnasal tako mrzlo in take
tuje, kakor hi ME - Zalke -
mic vec ne poznal ali kakor bi 10
cello nikdar ne bill poznal.
Anzelj je dobro razumel ne
srecni polozaj svoje sestre; zato
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
Hi$e naprodaj

Ma E. 65 St. "a 2 druzini, 2
forneza, 2 "fireplaces," 3 CARA
ze. V jako dobrem stanju. Cena
$4,000.
Ma E. II St. - hisa "a emo
druzino, 6 sob. Cena $4,000.
Ma E. II St. - hisa "a dve
druzini, po 4 in 4 sobe. Cena
$4,000.
Ma E. 100 St. - hisa "a dve
druzini, 10 sob. Zelo velika lota.
Cena $6400.
Blizu slovenske cerkve.- III
dana hisa "a emo druzino, 6 sob.
Cena $500,
Westropp Ave. - hisa "a 2
druzini, po 5 in 5 sob. $10O me-
secna najemnina. Cena $500.
Cd Euclid Beach - 10 sob "a
2 druzini, po zelo zmerni ceni.
Ma Neff Rd. ~ "a emo druzi-
no, 6 sob, v zelo dobrem stanju.
Cena prav nizka "a hitrega kup-
ca, ker gre lastnik izven mesta.
JOSEPH GLOBOKAR i
986 E. ~ St.
HE. 66O7. !
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
Chefs Market
1921 St. Clair Ave.

ina polno zalogo vsakovrstnega
svezega sadja in zelenjave. Gro
cerijske potrebscine in meso "a
sandvice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
Prov poceni

Sc proda preso "a domaco rabo,
S vso opremo in mlinom. Zgla-
site sc ma 1922 Donna Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

WASHINGTON, D C.-soundpheto-The delegation
the which
Oaks arrived the airport here They greeted by the
heads of the S. British delegations. Photo
Madame Gromyko Cronyko Under Secretary State
Edward Cadogan
Transport Command
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-10

first robin was sighted on the Russ
lawn, so-ca spring be far be
hind?
joyce Beauregard four year-old
daughter of Mr.. and MIS-. LaFOrest
BeaureGard. was entered as a pa.
tient at ST. Josephs Hospital, Ann
Arbor, Saturday, with a high tenn
perature caused by an undeteg
mined factor.
one case OF chickenpox is re-
ported Marjorie Richards, Anree
year old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Richards.
Mrs. Harry Kempf who is III with
influenza. has had a relapse.
Mrs. Blanche Howell. Willis. Wis
tied Mrs. Jessie Ryan Sunday af.
ternoon.
Manley Kruger. formerly Of This
community. is now employed by a
bank in Los Angeles. He. likes Cali
fornia very much but plans to 70
turn 10 Ypsilanti eventually.
MIR. and Mrs Tyke Jurgcnson and
son, Carl Whitaker Road moved
TO Milan last Monday. whore they
have taken Il residence on Second
St.
Mr. and Mrs Murray Day and
family moved the balance OF their
furniture Saturday and arc now
getting settled on their farm near
Tecumseh