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Sgt. Cough

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ly, the facts are such that the men
may have reached the earth safely
via parachutes or q successfu!
forced landing and are now enemy
prisoners. II this be the case many
months may pass before we have
any news. As soon as there is any
change in Nelson's status rest as
sured that you will be informed at
once.
you and Nelson's other loved
ones at home have my sincere sym
pathy In the grief and anxiety
which must be yours at this time
May you be given strength to face
the dark days ahead in the knowi-
edge that he has ably shown his de-
termination to do his part In this
struggle that engages us all
Sgt. Clough Ia the son OF MT. ana
Mrs. Nelson Clough, Sr, 32s OAK
st.
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Council Notes

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Hemphill Rd. north OF Forest Ave.
was referred to the city engineer
and the streets and walks COM
mittee.
A letter from the Board OF Com
merce expressing appreciation for
cooperation Of the council during
the past year was read.
Contracts were approved with
the state highway department for
maintenance OF traffic signals on
state highways; with the county
highway department for mainten-
ance OF roads owned Jointly by the
city and county, and with Shoe.
craft, Drury and McNamee for en-
cheering services for enlargement
OF the city sewage and water treat
ment plants.
City Attorney John P. Kirk was
authorized to contact the Michigan
Central Railroad with regard to i'm
provement OF crossings at forest
Ave. and Cross st.
Redeemed sewer bonds in the
amount Of $4,000 ard miscellaneous
coupons totalling &1,112.5o were
ordered destroyed.
Preliminary arrangements were
made for the primary election July
II. wednesday Is the last day for
registration.
II was decided TO maintain the
same labor policy as was In effect
last year.
Reports that sewage is going
into the Huron River near the
Forest Ave. bridge are to be inves'
tigated.
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Prizes Given Winners
Of Marble Tournament

Winners in the marble tourna.
ment Monday at Simmonds School
were: first place, Victor Plumley,
70, 1903 Enfield St.; second place.
Wallace Fadin. 10. 1906 Swansea
Court; and third place, james
Sheppard. seven, 1875 Oakam CT.
The prizes OF ribbon badges
which were given to the three win
ners out OF IA participants were
awarded by Mayor Ross X Bower
OF Ypsilanti, who ofiiciated at the
tournament along with DR.. NAL
comb B. Rogers. superintendent Of
Ypsilanti School District !, and
Deputy Sheriff Efflner Kramer OF
the Washtenaw County Sherifs
Department.
Other such tournaments will be
scheduled In the future by Miss
Madge Henthorne, recreation lead
err. who is working In cooperation
with Stanley Pinel. director OF the
Department OF Public Works, in
selecting and preparing sites for
marble games throughout the en-
tire area.
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Luncheon to Honor
Miss LEILA 6. Huber

Members Of the Project Services
STAFF will give a luncheon at noon
tomorrow in the Information Build
ing for Miss Leila C. Huber who
is to be married next Sunday to
John Postler in the Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Miss Huber. who comes from
Crestline, O., earned her BIB. and
MA. degrees from Miami Universe
ty at oxford, O.. and the Ohio State
University. She was high school
teacher in Leesville, o.. and sup
ervisor OF student teaching at Ma
son, before coming to the Ford
Bomber Plant as a defense work
err a little over a year ago. She
was transferred to the housing area
as recreational leader in Au-
gust and from there to project ser
vices where she Is employed at
the present time.
Mr.. Postler comes from New
York City and is graduate OF st.
Johns College in New York.
After their marriage. the couple
will make their home at West
Court.
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Calendar Of Social Events


Ypslanu Post No 124S p. m, Veterans Hall
Bap Sunday School picnic, Riverside Park.
10 F. M 1880 Masonic
Capsule Club Red Cross o'clock,
home OF Mrs William Renton at 9 o'clock.
Loyal order o. Moose o'clock. Moose Hall
Association o'clock picnic Riverside
Club of Daughters OF Union Veterans
Circle OF Baptist Womens Union postponed
Princes OF Syracuse o'clock Knights OF Pythas Hall
Business Professional Womens Club
ing, $50 m Ladies' Literary Club Program
ell with pictures DR.. Harry Hoy Michigan
College
Bridge Club o'clock, home OF Mrs Melencamp
WEDNESDAY
Washtenaw Rebekahs meeting o'clock
Mayowr Guild OF Congregational picnic
Riverside Park
Crescent Ladies' Aid Society all day meeting Gilbert
Ypsan Aerie Faterna Order of Eagles o'clock
Red surgical dressings, five
at st. Lukes Church House. $50 10 m
Huron Temple number Sc Pyhan Sisters o'clock regular
ing. Knights OF Pythias Hall
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LAMBDA CHI OMEGA
USES PARTY THEME

An army theme was carried out
for the social meeting OF the Lamb.
da Chi omega Sorority Monday eve
ming at the home OF Miss Jeanne
Cooper. The invitations to the par
" were notices OF induction, metal
Identification tags were distribut'
ed. and for entertainment there
were mental tests, and the pinning
OF a mustache on Hitler.
About Is members were present,
and at the close OF the evening an
swered the trumpet mess call for
sandwiches, lemonade and potato
chips.
The committee for the evening
was Miss Jeanne Cooper, Mrs. Z. l..
Forbes and Miss Betty Camptert.
There will be no more business
meetings until September.
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Departing from the usual plan
OF entertainment, members Of the
Rotary Club Monday evening Gel.
ebrated Ladies' Night with a ser
ious program OF officer installation
and induction OF new members.
The program followed dinner ar
ranged by 4. G. Wiedman and DR..
James Warren. with retiring Pres
ident Or. c. c. Wescott in charge
Ladies and guests were welcom-
ed by Ernest II. Chapelle. super
intendent OF Ypsilanti schools;
Or. Wescott, in a well prepared ad-
dress. outlining the principles and
purposes of Rotary, intrcsluced new
members; the Rev. Raymon BAR
awarded each new member his
Rotary pin and a neatly framed
copy OF the Rotary Code of Eth
les. and Olin c. Eckley formally
introduced new officers with words
Of congratulation and advice.
An entertaining part OF the eve
ming was the program OF music di-
Iected by Carl Lindegren. He In
tIoduced Miss Ellen Camp, accomp-
lished daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Cyrus Camp, who sang most de-
lishtfuliy and Mr. Lindegren also
favored the club and guests with
songs in his customary gracious
manner. Both were accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Atwood Nc
Andrew.
At the close OF the program Dr.
Wescott introduced D. NJ. Silk
worth, chairman OF the 9Th War
Bond Drive, who urged early res
ponse on the part of all residents.
The Washtenaw Country Club at
forded a pleasant setting for the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-20

A new program OF arts and crafts
has been formulated by Harry Glass.
gold, director, which will present
wide range OF activities for both
children and adults throughout the
entire Willow Run area.
A special children's group will
meet every day weekly except Sun
day between 2 and 6 O'Clock In the
afternoon at the Midway Communi-
ty Building. Their program will
include soap sculpture, the making
Of toys and puppets. leather and
wood working. and painting In wat
er and oil colors.
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Miss Florence Shultes left today
10 spend some time at Martin as
the guest of Mrs. A. c. Montieth.
She will also visit friends at Kala'
mazoo.
Mrs. wesley Weir is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Russell Hardy and fam
lily az Dayton, o.
Mrs. G. Harry Wood, LaPorte,
Ind, is the guest OF Mrs. Guy Z.
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gooding,
who have spent the past few months
in Ithaca. n. Y, on business, have
moved to Ferndale, Mich. They are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Burd
for a few days. Mrs. Gooding Is the
granddaughter OF Mr. Burd and the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
White. formerly OF Ypsilanti.
Ross DeCew, Boston, Mass, was
the week end guest OF Miss Adella
Jackson. Mr.. DeCew grew up IN
Ypsilanti and he and his mother
held the first Christian Science
service here in their home on s.
Prospect st. Later the family moved
to \. Normal St. where the elder
DeCev built the house now occu-
pied by the Misses Stobie. Ross and
his sister. Evelyn, are both Chris
tan Science practitioners and in
close touch with the Mother Church
in Boston. Miss Jackson enter
tanned at a dinner in his honor at
Kaufmann's Sunday. During the af-
ternoon Mr.. DeCew was taken about
the city to look up old landmarks
and also taken around the Bomber
plant aud the Federal city"
Mrs. Olive Touehis and sons,
Walter and Irwin, Detroit, spent
Monday evening with Mrs. Touch
les sister.in-law, Mrs. Hazel Cullis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schanz have
moved from 715 Ecorse Rd. to their
new home in Homer.
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Cecil {. AIbertson
Married in Chicac

-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Albertson, 4OS
F. Michigan Ave, announce the
marriage OF their son Cecil Edward
Albertson TO Miss Adrienne Granel
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Grauel OF Chicago, III. The double
ring ceremony took place in Chic
ago at ST. Joseph's Church Satur.
day. The bride wore gown OF
white marquisette with a finger tip
veil and carried a bouquet of white
peonies and snapdragons. Miss
Jeanette Gravel, sister OF the bride
acted as bridesmaid wearing a gown
OF pink marquisette and carrying
a bouquet OF pink peonies. The
brides brother, Norbert Gravel.
acted as best man. A reception for
the immediate family was held in
the home OF the bride following the
ceremony.
The groom's parents we're IN Chi
cago for the ceremony.
Mr.. Albertson. the groom, Is home
on A 80 day furlough, having just
urned from 20 months foreign
service.
The couple will honeymoon In
northern Michigan for the duration
OF Mr.. Albertson's furlough.
The Most Reverend Father De
Celle conducted the ceremony.
Mrs. James J. Powers and daugh-
ter Linda, Chestnut Hill, Philadel-
phia, Pa, have come 10 spend the
summer with Mrs. Powers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Arnet, 4l6
Olive St, while her husband Is IN
service.
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Submarine

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salvage sewing and the distribu-
ton OF various kits. Garments
prepared under the salvage sew.
ing program are distributed upon
request through the Army and
Navy Relief Societies, United Sea.
mems Service and the Seamen's
Church Institute to dependents Of
those in the armed forces and the
Merchant Marine. The kits ana
knitted articles for service men are
distributed in response TO specific
requests from commanding officers
OF the various units.
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Building

CONTINUED from Page One)
elevator is expected to arrive soon,
and furniture will be delivered as
soon as the rooms are ready. Date
for the opening is expected to be
the latter part OF July.
Another construction project In
Ypsilanti Is the new Doran Garage,
which Is behind the site OF the
former garage. which was almost
completely destroyed by fire. The
work has been in progress for two
weeks. The easement is complet-
ed. and the walls have been start
ed. The building is expected To
be completed in about three weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-20
Employees Pledge
Funds for Bonds

The II members OF the Project
Services STAFF at Willow Run have
all pledged over ten per cent OF
their wages toward purchase OF war
bonds.
The drive among the employees
has been a 100 per cent successful
according to Mrs. Nancy Bowen.
head OF the Information Office who
is in charge of the employees bond
driva
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-20
Children Accused Of
Damage to Schools

One girl and two boys have been
appredended by the Willow Run
Sheriff's Department after admit
ting breaking into the Ross School
early last Saturday morning and
damaging property.
They may be taken into probate
court.
Sheriffs deputies are still seek
ing children who entered the Fos-
ter School through unlocked win
dows Saturday morning and cover
ed desks and blackboards with a
mixture OF water colors and paint.
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TOIEAVE FRIDAY

Miss Joy Giddings, Plainfeld \.
J.. who has been working in the
Willow Run area during the past
three months. will leave Friday
with her mother who Is coming 10
spend a few days with her here.
She worked as a recreation aid as
part OF her training at Antioch Col
lege and was especially active in
arts, crafts and outdoor sports.
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Entertain Children

The Junior members OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton entertained their children Mon
day at a picnic luncheon on the
lawn at Gilbert House. Eleven
members with their children at
tended, and the adults held a short
business meeting at which they
elected Mrs. Richard w. Smith,
chirman; Mrs. Edward Cuthbert,
co-chairman; Mrs. Leland Randall,
Mrs. Fred Peters, Jr., and Mrs.
Edward Cuthbert, members OF the
committee.
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Grierso0s Observe
Silver Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grierson,
Goltside Drive. celebrated their sll.
yer wedding anniversary Sunday.
They have made their home in
Npsilant for the past % years,
their daughters, June and Sylvia
being born here.
Friends and relatives from Toron-
10, Detroit. and Yps!lant! helped
10 make the occasion memorable
one. Just before dinner, which was
served in early evening, the couple
were presented with many lovely
gifts OF silver. The remainder OF the
day was spent on the lawn with
various Entertainments.
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Mrs. Cults Hostess
at Picnic Luncheon

Al picnic luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Hazel Cullis, the birthdays
OF Mrs. Fred Easing and Miss Mary
Thumm were celebrated, Monday
evening. Mrs. Frank Burns. Neway-
go. mother OF Mrs. Easing was
among the seven guests present.
After enjoying the picnic lunch
con in the beautiful Cults garden,
the party went inside and spent a
pleasant social time by the fire
side. The guests OF honor received
many nice gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-20
Saw Fsre~ells

A. farewell gathering Of old
friends honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Christian, who are leaving
next month for their former home.
DeKoven, Ky, after long resi-
dence in Ypsilanti. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Koppin entertained a group
al a picnic supper on their lawn at
709 Grand 81. The guests were
Rev. and Mrs. William X. Shaw
and children, W. Boettger. Mrs.
Harry stoltz, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Toles. Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Schultz,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winter. Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Block, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Murdoch, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Miller and Miss Betty Rogers.
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Face investigation

Two fifteen year old boys appre-
hended by police during street
fight at the intersection OF Wash
ington St. and Michigan Ave, Mon
day evening, are being held In the
County Detention Home today for
investigation on charges OF carry
ing concealed weapons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-20
Seeks Damages

In s3S,4S7 damage suit, the
Central Excavators. SlS L. Clark
Rd., are being sued by c. p. Brady.
Flint contractor, who charges that
the Indiana concern, which has Of
fees here, forced him to spend 80
extra days on the Norwayne gov
eminent housing project by failure
to leave a sufficiently hard subsoil
in the grade for the laying and
packing OF the gravel. Testimony by
Mr.. Brady was continued in Ann
Arbor Monday in Circuit Court be-
fore Judge George W. Sample.
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Birthdays Observed
For Mother, Bro+'

Mrs. Ida Lakin entertained Sun
day observing the birthdays OF her
mother Mrs. Aiyina Schrader, age
So, and her brother Howard. Guests
from out OF the city were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Burns and daughter,
Marion. and her family, Highland
Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Under
man and daughters. Marjory Swim
and Mrs. Evelyn Porterfield and son
Gilbert. Lincoln Park, and Miss
Mollie Luckhardt, Ann Arbor.
Saturday evening the birthdays
OF Mrs. Schrader and Howard
weretcelebrated at a neighborhood
picnic at the home OF Mrs. Hazel
Cullis, Eleven were present.
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YpsiLanti Briefs
Three Apprehended

Three juveniles were apprehended
by police and turned over to their
parents Monday evening. when they
were reported 10 have broken Is
windows In the Masonic Temple
by throwing rocks. They are to
make restitution for the damage.
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Couple Arrested

Lester G. Springer, 1850 Holmes
Rd., charged by state police with
contributing to the delinquency OF
minor. and a sixteen year old girl
arrested with him on charges Of
being a delinquent minor. were
both to be turned over to the Ben
zie County Sheriff's department to-
day, following their arrest Monday
evening.
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Entertalns Friends

Mrs. Fred Holly. 523 ST. John St,
entertained Mrs. Pauline Burtoni,
Mrs. Dorothy Clark OF Ann Arbor
and Mrs. Ann Yenkel, Ypsilanti.
Saturday evening. A delicious
chicken dinner was enjoyed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-20
Youth Released

Youth Released
An eighteen year old youth, ap-
pretended by city police during in
vestigation of the larceny Of approx.
imately $500 from the homo OF
Mrs. Nellie Forrest, was released
for lack OF evidence.
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Rites In Detroit

Rites In Detroit
Funeral services were at the
Frazier Funeral Home, Detroit, Sat
urday for Mrs. Elizabeth Gertrude
Diedrick, mother OF Mrs. Victor
P. May. 213 Maple St., Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. May have been in
Detroit with Mrs, Diedrick for some
time but were expected home Mon
day.
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Boy Reprlma ndsd

Boy Reprlmanded
A thirteen year old boy was
placed in the custody OF his mother
Saturday following his apprehen'
sion by police on charges OF the lar
ceny OF reflectors and ornaments
from the automobile OF william
Bray. 55S First Court. He reported
to the police station Monday
morning, where he was severely
reprimanded.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-20
plan Reunion

The annual family reunion OF the
Poet.Raymond families will be in
Prospect Park, Sunday, June rs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-20
TWO CANDIDATES
GIVEN THIRD RANK

TIE third rank was conferred
on two candidates. Martin Stanch.
field and Henry Lawrence. and
plans for the next meeting. which
will be the last one until Septem-
Der, and for the annual stag party,
were made at Monday evening 5
meeting OF Queen City Lodge mum
Der 1877. Knights OF Pythias.
Il was decided to have a coop
eTative supper preceding the next
meeting when there will be a short
program, and certificates will be
given TO eight members OF the
Harry J. Love class. The class
comprises those who have joined
the lodge from February to April.
and is so named in memory OF
the late Harry J. Love, supreme
keeper OF records and seal.
The annual stag party is TO be
July % at the Clarence Sanderson
cottage. Portage Lake.
As a farewell gift to Robert Mas
tiers. chancellor commander, who Is
moving next week TO California.
be was presented with Pythian
lapel pin from the lodge, by A. e.
Augustus. past chancellor com.
mander.
II was announced that the Prln.
ces OF Syracuse have ended meet.
ings for the summer
The next lodge meeting will be
Sept. II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Allen and
daughter Peggy. Ann Arbor, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Allen.
Mrs. Nettie Northan. Petoskey.
visited friends in Ypsilanti over the
week end.
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M IAk 1ANI ~ - "A lO~'s
Whether they are gradual
ing from grammar school,
high school or college, insist
that a portrait be made of
them. 1t requires very little
time, but the portrait will
give you a lifetime Of pleas
ure. Our years Of exper-
fence is reflected in our fine
photography.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
Marta Ostenso
STRAS1'NI BEG

cakujejo cd ME zgolj toliko, ko-
likor bodo sprawl IL ME 2 last
no muko. Pomislite, kako bi Sc
izpremenil yes znacaj tega 1jud-
stva, &c ne bi zemlja izcrpala IL
njih vseh strasti in cuvstev.'' =
Linda je prikimala. "Tukaj tici
zlo, XII davi Garove. Vsi imajo
strahovito pretiran cut dolzno.
sti do Crude ali bolje do Kale-
ba, XII nj mic drugega ko simbol
] te zemlje."
Sedla sta ma gladko skalo OBJ
stezi.
zivel sem nekaj casa Sc bolj
ma severn. Sc kot otrok sem sci
tjakaj z nekim duhovnikom m
nnisijonsko potovanje in pozne-
je, ko sem odrastel, se enkrat, !"
il je pripovedoval Mark. ITO bi
bila dezela "a vas. Ce je Bog,
potem mora po nnojih mislih
tamkaJ sedeti in misliti. Tisina
je strasna. Clovek sluti, kako Sc
nevidno godijo grozanske stva-
ri. Tamkaj je tisti vecni nebes
- svetlost in tema - brezkon-
ene snezne planjave - nekaj
borovcev in tu pa tam morda
posamezna vzpetina ali zamr-
zla reka. Ljudje so podobni to-
/ tenom: lesene postave, zastrte
skrivnostnimi legendami, XII
jih ne mores nikoli odgonetiti.
Bornost prirode skrcuje vnanje
lice zivljenja menda zgolj Ia
voljo tcga, ker duh ninna pred
seboj dovolj prirodnih pojavov,
da hi odgovarjal mamie. Ljudje
smo ma vse zadnje .lc ogledalo
svojega okolja. Tudi zivljenje v
Oelandu Sc ma m zdi prazno,
toda to zivljenje je zgolj odsev
redkih vnanjih prirodnih pri-
kazni, cato je navidezno praz-
no. To ljudstvo je zaprto vase.
v dust Sc mu kopicijo strasti:
tukajsnji ljudje so utesnjene po-
dobe zivljenja brez zunanjega
izraza, brez sproscujoce kret-
ME-"
/, "Da po mojih mislih je clo-
vesko zivljenje tukaj, ali vsaj
tukajsnje cloveske razmere,
prav tako prazno ko ma odda-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

f6. septembra, Sob0ta. Zen
ski odsek Slovenskega delay-
skega donna pies v Slo-
yenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
IA. septembra, nedelja. Zen
ski odsek SID - pies v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
L.. oktobra, nedelja. zenski
odsek SID - pies v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd.
Z. oktobra, sobota. Sloven-
ska zenska zveza st. Al -
pies v dvorani Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Water
loo Rd.
8. oktobra, nedelja. - Citalnica
SID - prlredlteV v dVoranl
S. D. Donna.
II. oktobra, sobota. - 1,nski
odsek SID - pies V dvorani
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
28. oktobra, sobota. - Mladin-
ski odsek Slov. zenske zvez ;
pies v v S. D. Domu.
80. oktobra, nedelja. Drust-
vo Washington st. 30 S. 2. z
prireditev v S. d. Domu.
5. nevembra, nedeIJa. - zenski
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Drustveni koledar

2. jhiia, nedelja. Drustvo
"Velepit' stew. 544 S. N. P.
J. prireh piknik ma vrtu Do
ma zapadnih Slovencev, 681s
Denison Ave.
4. julia, torek. = Piknik zbora
"Slevan" ma vrtu Slovenske-
ga drustvenega donna, Recher
Ave.
16. julia, nedelja. - Drusivo
"Nanos" st. 264 SNPJ prize
di piknik ma vrtu Donna "a
padnih Slovencev, 6818 Deni-
son Ave.
1G. Julia, nedelja. - Balincar-
ska tekma krozka st. 3 Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk, ma vrt U
Slovenskega drustvenega do
ma, Recher Ave.
80. julia, nedelja. - Drustvo
"Sooa" Stew. 26, S. D. z. pri.
redi piknik v Domu zapad-
nih Slovencev, 6S18 Denison
Ave. II
13. augusta, nedeija. - Drust-
vo "Brooklynski Slovenci st.
48 S. D. 2. priredi p1knik ne
prostorih Donna zapadnih Slo-
vencev, 6S19 Denison Ave.