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method has proved very beneficial
he said.
He noted that some projects are
easy to start, while others require
much effort. The organization of
the war effort was very easy.
There are % various organizations
in the Howell schools to which the
children may belong.
In observing holidays, such as
Armistice day, the children arrange
their own program, and the partic-
ipants are selected from their own
group instead of having an outside
speaker.
There Is a room set aside for
prayer meeting each morning and
all who wish may voluntarily at
tend. Mr.. PAGE said.
There were four visitors who at
tended the meeting. Charles Eu.
gene Beatty, Ypsilanti, Major S.
Hutchinson, Ashley Clagne and
Walter Springer, all OF Ann Arbor.
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Deaths
MISS CATHERINE YoUNes

Miss Catherine Youngs passed
away at her home at $50 \. Normal
St, at Has p. M, Wednesday.
She was born April 10. 1855, in
Tara, Ontario, the daughter Of Jo-
seph and Catherine Sparrow
Youngs, and is survived by one
sister. Mrs. William X. Brooks,
Parkhead. Ont and one brother
Gordon Young, Windsor, Ont. Miss
Ioungs was graduate nurse, cra-
duating from the late Or. Peterson S
Hospital, Ann Arbor. in 1917. That
same year she enlisted in the Army
Nurse Corps and was sent 10 Camp
Custer, Battle Creek. After the
DR. she did private nursing and
later became superintendent of
nurses at Boyer Hospital, She re-
signed her position in 1880 after
having worked FOR several years
She made her home with the late
Mrs. G. VI. Hull Her service will
be at : p. m this evening at Moore
Funeral Home with Rev. Harvey
Colburn officiating. Burial will take
place in Tara, Ont
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Exciting Game
at Willow Run

Foster Hellcats played the Ross
Spartans, Tuesday, with a score OF
O.30 in favor of the Ross Spar
tans.
Arthur Bowie Of the Spartans,
made three beautiful catches for
three touchdowns Robert Wild
made one touchdown after catching
a Is yard pass and running 10 more.
yards to score. James Speed But
Ter executed a sleeper by playing
wide and running deep behind the
goal line for a fifth and final touch
down
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Burglaries

Continued from Page One)
Nearly everything taken was solid
gold. One cocktail watch" stud
ded with valuable stones, was
taken. This watch, Swiss made
Is valued at $3.50. The thieves
took some valuable bracelets but
left the matching lockets. Mr..
Wolfe explained that these brace.
let's are very difficult 10 obtain
from the wholesalers. and are one
of the fastest moving items in the
trade.
The watches were removed from
their boxes, as had been many
OF the rings, the jeweler pointing
out the fact that the contents OF
a Whole box OF rings could be held
in the palm OF one hand.
Entrance was gained through
window on the side OF the building,
from the passageway between the
buildings. This window is eight
feet from the ground. The rob.
bers used wrecking bar to force
the lock on the window and also
to pry off the boards nailed over
the inside. They left. supposedly,
through the opened rear door.
A thief tried TO rob the place
March 4. 1914, but was easily cap
tured The owner and some OF the
help were working late that night
and were still in the store when
the intruder came IN from the
basement which he had entered
through the small basement win
dow. Since that time, the door
from the basement has been care
fully locked, and although the
thieves obviously first tried TO en-
ter in the same way that the for
mer one did, were forced to re-
sort TO the more difficult method.
Door Forced
When Clifford G. Goldsmith, dis
tributor for the Standard Oil Co
products came to his warehouse
today, he found that the hasp of
the door had been forced with
bar of some sort, and someone had
searched his truck. The police
found that the thief, or thieves
had ransacked, and had taken $500
in cash, over $500 in checks, and
1000 gallons worth OF gasoline ra-
tion coupons. The police believe
that the culprit was after the cou.
pons. and accidently found the
money, in an envelope in an or
der book.
Mr.. Goldsmith states this Is only
the second time he has left money
in this manner since he has been
in the business.
Thieves missed about $50 In cash
that the dealer leaves in the build.
ing to use in buying barrels.
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State

CONTINUED from Page One)
publican winners on the state
ticket continued to grow with each
additional count, as tOpheaVy Dem
ocratic majorities in Wayne County
proved inadequate TO oyerbalance
the tremendous outstate leads the
COP. amassed.
The nearly complete returns in
dictated the reelection of every In
cumbeut member OF the national
House OF Representatives, with ex'
ception OF Rep. John b. Bennett
Republican. who lost his 18th dis
trict seat to former Rep. Frank l..
Hook, a Democrat.
In the legislature, the Republic.
ans retained handy working ma
iorities. but the Democrats gained
some seats. The minority party
will have eight Senate seats, "a
going to the Republicans, compared
with % to division in the last
legislature. In house of represen'
tatiyes the Republicans won 90
seats. the Democrats 80 and four
we're still in doubt This is a gain
of seven house seats for the MIN
GRITTY side.
One Carries
A proposed constitutional amend
ment allowing municipal govern.
ments to share greater portions oi
water supply with suburban are IS
appeared TO have been the only one
OF four proposed amendments to
win approval OF the voters.
The Wayne County home rule
amendment TO allow that county to
adopt a new form Of government
was swamped with no votes, and
trailed even in Wayne. A propos-
al 10 add 81 a day to legislators sal
aries also was defeated by a big
ma rity, and another TO allow leg
islators TO run for administrative
state Office trailed
A sectional breakdown OF the
outstate vote by counties told
clearly the story of how Kelly foil
ed his $4,000 vote margin over Id
ward J. Fry, his Democratic rival,
while Dewey was having such a
narrow fight.
Eleven industrial counties gave
Kelly a 116,407 majority over Fry
while Dewey was winning IN the
same counties by 1876; the Upper
Peninsula gave Kelly slightly bet
ter than 1000 vote lead while
Dewey trailed Roosevelt In those
Is counties by 10000; 90 agricul-
tural counties gave Kelly a ll2,435
vote margin. while Dewey led in
them by 9f,529
The industrial counties grouped
in this analysis are Bay, Genesee,
Ingham, Jackson, Kalamazoo. Kent,
Macomb, Monroe, Muskegon, Oak
land and Saginaw.
The 90 agricultural counties are
Allegan, Alpena, Barry, Berrien.
Calhoun. Charlevoix, Eaton, EN-.
met, Grand Traverse. Huron, Ionia,
Isabella. Lenawee, Livingston. Ma.
son, Midland Osceola, Ottawa. Shi.
awassee and Van Buren,. Most OF
them have manufacturing centers
within their borders, and the in.
dustrial counties also have large
agricultural districts.
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Daily Market Report

PUMPKINS-No. /, bu.. 50-'5c.
CARROTS No. /. doL. punches.
10000.
POTATOES-No. 1, s1.95-2.10.
RADlSHES-White. No. l. doL
bchs.. 75c.sl.25; red. No. I, TOE.
bchs. sl.00.l.25.
DRY ONIONS-5O lbs. si.20-l.30.
PEPPERS-Green. bu.. $2.00-2.50.
Reed, Sweet. No. /. bu., sl.00'l.50.
sQUASH-Table Queen. bu.. 9oc-
$1.25.
TOMATOES-No. /. peck, $780,
LES.
RUTABAGAS-No. /, bu.. SIS
$50.
Fruits
APPLES Delicious No. l, $3.50
2.97 i5-lb. bu.: Northern Spies,
No. /, 45-lb. bu.. S2.50-2.97.
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Election

Continued from Page One)
nors in Ohio. Massachusetts, Mis-
souri,. Idaho and Washington, while
the Republicans captured COVER
nors chairs from their opposition
in Indiana and North Dakota.
Left in doubt. possibly until next
week by which time all the states
service vote will he counted, was
the Utah governorship. II was a
neck and neck race by Democrat
incumbent Herbert Nav and Re-
publican ]. Bracken Lee.
Governor Dewey of New York
who philosophically accepted his
defeat for the presidency, could
take pride in the fact that the
indicated popular vote margin by
which he lost is the smallest in
% years.
He made plans for vacation in
Georgia. a state which incidentally
almost doubled its Republican vote
over 1910. Indeed, the southern
Republican vote increased sufilci-
emily TO start New Orleans parts.
ans TO start talking OF a strong
two.party sysem in Louisiana.
There was no bitterness, nor any
sign NJ sullenness. on the part Of
Dewey az he said farewell to the
reporters who travelled with him
the country over in his campaign.
And the post.election nuiet
brought amity between Republican
Chairman Brownell and Democ-a-
tic Chairman Hannegan. who had
tossed many a rough word back
and forth
As for Senator Harry S. Truman,
who will become vice president
next Jan. 20. he set as his goal: to
develop a warm friendship between
The White vnnae and Capitol Hill
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300 Major Bowes Amateurs;
$50 Corliss Archer;
1000 First Lines Drama;
1890 Larry Douglas and Hide
glrde.
BLU-7:0O Fred Waring Music;
SIS Lum and Abner;
$50 Shep Fields Band;
1890 March of Time;
IL: Norman Gordon Concert
MBS-S;3O Sammy Kaye Varie-
ties:
$50 Antonini Serenade;
1890 Army Air Forces Program.
NBC-12;30 p. m. L. 5. Marine
Band;
as Bett.' Crocker's Talk;
sis Serenade to America
CBS-l:i5 Goldbergs;
500 Sing Along Club:
$50 Jeri Sullivan's Song
BLU-12:30 Farm and Home Max
ers:
ESQ Ladies Be Seated
Ais Don Norman's Show.
MBS-1;30 Luncheon with Lopez
$50 the Smoothies;
445 Handy Man.
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Pick of the dir Today
National eroadeastino compa n

National 5roadeastino Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 700. WWJ
$50, VINO $40.
BLU NETWORK - WXYZ 1870.
WHAM 1850.
Columbia 8roadeasting Company
WJR $50. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1880, WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
Mutual 6roadeastine Company
RED NETW Rk CkLW 500,
WJBK 1890, WGN 720.
Tonight
TALKS-CBS-7:l5 Herbert Leh.
man on aid to ar Victims ::
BLU-7:45 Chester Bowles at
OPA:
Blu - $50 Town Meeting
should We Scrap the Little
Steel Formula ?"
NBC-S:00 Frank Morgan;
$50 Dinah Shore Open House;
$50 Joan Davis:
1000 Abbott and Costello:
11:Sn Music of New World lie.
gion Commander Scheibering
guest speaker.
CBS-S:00 Lena Horne in "lou
We're Wonderful:
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HELPS you OVERCOME
+ FALSE TEETH

No longer be annoyed or feel III
at ease because OF loose. Wabbly
false teeth. FASTEETH, an i'm
proved alkaline (non-acid) powder,
sprinkled on your plates holds them
firmer so they feel more comforta-
BILE, Soothing and cooling 20 gums
made sore by excessive acid mouth.
Avoid Embarrassment caused By
loose plates. Get FASTEETH today
at any drug store. Adv.
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StOrk Calls

Son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Man
ners, Belleville. at Boyer Hospital,
Nov. 6, Weight seven pounds IL
ounces.
Daughter, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Swisher. $50 Davis St. at Boyer
Hospital, Nov. Z. Weight eight
pounds. one ounce.
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Municipal Court

James McCowen paid a fms Of
$50 for assault and battery. He
had assaulted government guard
who attempted to arrest him
Total receipts for Tuesday were
$3.50. Totals for Wednesday we're
S1s36S.
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Detroit. Mich, Nov. g

Detroit. Mich. Nov. g
CATTLE' Choice 1850 Id steers
topped at $500; bulk good short
feds at sl5.50-i6.5O; top-medium
S00-1,0 900 Id. steers made $500.
1850 while common and medium
scaling under 900 lbs bulked at
SS00.l2.50: Medium to good heifers
Si2.00.i3.00. Beef COWS at $500.
ll,50; few good COWS TO $1,000;
Gamers and cutters bulked at $3.50.
7.25; some strong cutters $3.50.
Shelly Gamers ranged from s. 90
down. Most sausage bulls $500
1850; good heayies sll.00.1l.50;
and good beef bulls TO $3.50. Two
loads OF choice fleshy feeders made
1915; good to choice $50 Id. feed.
ers at sl2.75. this price also paid
for i50.lb. stock calves.
CALVES: Top and bulk for good
and choice vealers was $500. Com
mon and medium Sll.00.l5.00 and
culls S700-l0.00. A few good to
choice around 300-lb. calves reached
$1,000. but most heavies were COM
mon and medium at SS.00-l2.00.
HOGS: Sales of l60-lS0 ID. hogs
were made freely at Sli.00-lf4O;
while 1i0.16O lbs. brought $3.50.
l4.00. Most medium to choice sows
turned at S13.00.l3.75. latter price
taking all desirable offerings seal.
ing under 400 lbs. Stays brought
S1l.OO.l125. Pigs sold around $1,000
down
SHEEP: 4 deck Of strictly choice
Glib Canadian lambs topped az
Sl3.75. Good and choice native
lambs bulked at $13.00.l3.5O, while
common and medium grades turned
at sS.O0.l150: culls on down to
$500. A few choice fat ewes made
s5.50-6.00 but bulk ranged from
$500 down to $3.50, according to
quality, thin culls $3.50.
Detroit Cash Grain
.WHEAT--No. | red 81 SO.
Mailing BARLEY choice new.
s145-152; medium, s1.2l; nee.
dies sl.0S.
Vegetables
BEETS-Doz. bchs. 50.75c.
BROCCOLl-No. /. bu.. s300-3.50
CABBAGE-No l. bu.. so ID. bu)
60-75c.
CAULIFLOWER-No, 1. doI. sl.25
$50:
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Now She Shops
Cash and Carry"
Without Painful Rsekseha
Without Painful Backaehe

When disorder Of kidney function permit.
poisonous matter 20 remain 10 your blood. u
may cause pagging backaehe, rheumatic PAIN.
nights, swelling, pnfinsss under the ewes.
headaches and diBIiness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smartng and burning some
times shows there 70 something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't vsiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over
30 years. They givs happy relief and viii help
the Is miles OF kidney tubes fush out poison
ous waste from your blood. Get Deans Pls.
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John BROWN

Albert y. Burd received word Of
the death OF his brother-in-law
John Brown, who died at his home.
Hicksville, o., Monday. Funeral
services were on Wednesday. but
Mr. Burd was unable 10 attend
Several members OF the family
went from here and Detroit to
the service.
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THE WILLOW RUN News
Willow Run Calendar
FRIDAY

FRTDAY
S to 3 IS 2. m.-Teen Recreation
Center activities, Village communi.
~ building.
1870 to $50 p. m.-Song Fest,
north community building lounge
Willow Lodge.
$3.50 p. m.-Square Dance, VIII
low Run area recreation project
Lodge auditorium.
p. m.-Social Club. st. Alexis
Community Hall.
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LESTER MOREY

Mrs. A n. Burd received word
that her nephew Lester Morey.
son OF Bert Morey.' formerly Of
this city and now Of Jasper, Fla,
was accidentally shot and killed
while hunting on the farm he had
just purchased near Traverse City.
Monday His body was brought to
the Crosby Funeral Home, Detroit,
and burial will be at Rochester,
Mich, today. Mr.. Morey. who had
lived for several years here with
his grandmother, Mrs Henry Nor
ey, is survived by his wife and one
son. He was also the nephew Of
Mrs. Minnie Snidecor and Sergt.
William Morey. No one from here
will be able TO attend the funeral
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Tire. Wheel Taken

Henry Srisger, 1855 Richmond
Ct, Willow Village, reports that a
tire and wheel was stolen from his
car while IL was parked in front
of his house The thief did not take
the spare tire
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YpSiLdnti Briefs
Speaks Tonight

Education department, Local so,
JAW CIO has arranged for appear.
ance Of Harold G. sherman Eng
lish educator. at Local 81 Hall at
the time of the regular Education
al Flying Squadron meeting this
evening, at 80 p. m The public
may attend.
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There we're Ii75OO Chinese in
the Philippines, 10000 japanese.
500 Americans and $500 Span
iards. at the outbreak OF war.
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In the Sick Room

Miss Catherine Young. formerly
nurse AT Beyer Hospital. Is seri-
ously III at her home on y. Normal
ST
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Bicycle Stolen

Zadok St John, 500 Ferris St.
told police today that his bicycle
was stolen from in front OF the
High School Tho bicycle is de-
scribed as red-maroon. There is
basket on the front. and a carrier
Oh The back
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Can You Eat without Worry?

n food you are fond Of seems 10 cause
acid Indigestion and upset stomach. ~
get quick. happy relief BY taking n
delicious tasting stuart rablsts-
They contain ingredients otter =
used by doctors 10 relieve symp -,
toms Of zasspess and acid indi-
ses, son. You feel better and -
Get genuine reliable time lCNNW
tested stuart Tsblsts At W
your druggist today. Only 7t
6ot. o. q % under rnskers posi-
i've mooey-hack raarAstne. VI.
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Ant societies with striking pa.
rallels 10 human societies had de-
veloped fully 50000.000 years ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-09

The fossil record OF man covers
a span OF about a million years.
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PR JOUCE
(Wolfs Grocery
AWAITS RETURN
Buying PricesD

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov. Still
man WILSON, 80, ST. James Hotel.
Is in Jail awaiting return to Jack
son prison for violation OF parole.
II is 94Q0 miles from New York
to Bombay India. by the shortest
sea route; the air distance is 1880
miles.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Swank Jewelry
A Gifted Ideal!

n IN dso N e gift set-CoIlor
holder and tie clasp with q tob
for his initIoI. Both ore gold
filled d---------S5#
A gift he'll wear with pride in
his appearance! Sterling silver
cuff links centered with q blue
stone ne-------------S3.50"
*plus tor
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Arrow Plaid
Sport Shirts

Now he con have his fovorite
Arrow shirt for sportsweor, too!
Checkerboord pIoid Arrow
tailored for comfort in action
fit. Royon and wool blend in
warm winter colors.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Warm Welcome:
Pieskin Gloves
eA

Warm his hands and his heort
with a poir Of our rugged gen
uine piaskin gloves. They're
soddle sewn for extra sn,ortness.
Cork shode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-20
RUSKI PARTIZANI
RESILI MESTO ROVNO

MOSKVA, IS. marca (O.N.-
A. - Mesto Rovno, XII lezi ma
starem predvojnem poljskem o.
zemlju, je bilo reseno popolnega
porusenja lie Cd partizanov, XII
so Nemce napadali Cd zadaj in
jih tako prestrasili, da 81 MISC
dali dovolj casa Ia izvedbo ta-
ko obseznega porusenja, kot Sc
ga bill pripravih.
Rovno je emo sredisc lesne in
dustrije v tel pokrajini. Casopis
poljskih patriotov, "Wolna Pol,
ska, opisuje kako je bio mesto
reseno pretece nevarnosti, ma,
kar so ga Rusi zasedli ma dan
5. februarja.
V istem porocilu pravi ONE
njeni poljski list u di, da sc
Nemci ma svojem umiku odgna.
Ii S seboj vecje stevilo poljskih
prebivalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-20

WASHINGTON, II. marca.
- Zvezni davcni urad je vceraj
dolocil Is. maj kot zadnji dan,
ko morajo razne Organizacije,
katerim do sedaj nj bilo treba
delati davcnih porocil, predlo-
ziti porocila 0 svojih dohodkih
in izdatkih. Ia davcna porocila
so postala obvezna Ia 100000
organizacij V dezeli Ma podlagi
move davcne postave, katero le
kongres sprejel navzlic temu.
da 'jo je predsednik Roosevelt
vetiral.
Sledece organizacije so pri-
zadete in morajo V smislu "a
kona predloziti davcna poro-
ella:
Delavske unije, bratske pod
porne organizacije, poliedelske
organizacije, zadruge, posojil-
ma in stavbinska druStva, orga-
nizacije usluzbencev, trgovska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-20
LOO nacijev
pablo v Sloveniji

LONDON, II. marca. - Wee.
rajsnji komunikej 2 glavnega
stana marsala Tita poroca, da
so Nemci svoji zadnji ofenzi.
vi v Sloveniji izgubili 1,70O
MOI, in da naciji "a sedanje
y operacije tudi placujejo visokc
ceno.
V uvodu porocila je receno
da je cetam Osvobodilne vojske
priskoeilo ma pomoc prebival.
stvo Slovenije, XII Sc je masi
dvignilo proti okupatorjem. To.
zadevno porocilo je oddala ra.
dio postaja Svobodna Jugosla-
via in je bila rekordirano v
Londonu.
V istem porocilu je receno
da so bile srbske edinice druge
partizanske brigade zadnje dni
v boju S cetniki gen. Draze Mi.
hajlovica, vojnega ministra "a
mejne Wade kralja Petra, $
clani "drzavne garde" gen. Ne
dica, z oddelki srbskega fasis-
ia Ljotica, kakor tudi Nemci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-20

vprizorila strahovit napad ma
kemicni center v Frankfurtu v
Nemciji, ma vo jne e tovarne v
Bergerach v Franciji in ma dru-
ge nacijske tarce.
Knin ma Hrvaskem pod ognjem
Ia dobro nero so tezki ame-
riski bombniki il Italije vprizo-
rili napad ma Knin V Jugoslavi-
j, s cemur So podprli operacije,
XII jih vodijo proti Nemcem ju-
goslovanski partizani.
Nemci so ma zavezniSko zrac-
no ofenzivo odgovorili S tenn, da
so poslali nekaj letal mad who'd
no Anglijo, kjer so povzrocili
nekaj pozarov. stiri napadalna
letala so bila sestreljena.
Britska zracna sila je tekom
dneva izgubila % bombnikov
docim ameriske izgube Sc MISC
bile objavljene.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-20
Novii grobovii i
, GEORGE SMOLkO
MARKO KRIVACIC

Kot smo v soboto porocali, je
umrl George Smolko, stanujoc
ma 1864 E. 81 St. Bill je tezko
bolan vec mesecev. Tu zapusca
soprogo Mary, rojeno Kardinal,
hcer Mary, poroceno Krivacic,
katere soprog Pfc. Michael Kri-
vacic Sc nahaja 5. regimen
tom ameriske armade v Italiji,
in vnukinjo Rose Mary Kriva-
cic. Star je bill So let in je bill
donna il vasi Odrance, fara Bel
tinci v Prekmurju, odkoder je
tudi njegova soproga. V Ameri-
Xxi Sc je nahajal Cd | e t a 1913
ter je % let delal pri Illuminat-
ing Co. Bill je clan drustva sv.
stefana st. 224 KSKJ, Presvete-
ga Srca Jezusovega st. ,55' SDZ
in podruznice st. 6 SMZ.
Sedem ur po smrti pokojne-
ga George Smoke pa je umrl
Marko Krivacic, oce zeta druzi-
ne Smolko. Pokojni je stanoval
ma 1904 E. 81 St. Star je bill
81 let ter je bill donna il sela
Venac, okraj Karlovac V Anne
riki Sc je nahajal Cd leta 1908.
Pri American Steel & Wire Co.
je delal 81 let. Bill je clan dru-
stva st. II HBZ. Tu zapusca "a
.lujoco soprogo Mario, rojeno
Jerzek, stiri sinove in dive hce-
ri: Mary Likovic, Michaela, XII
tse n a h a ia v Italiji, George,
Frances Hanlon, Leono Germ,
Johna, Helene in Edwarda.
Trupla obeh Sc nahajata V
ipogrebnem zavodu A. Grdina in
sinovi, 1858 E. 62 St., odkoder
Sc DO vrsil skupen pogreb v to-
rex, oh 9. uri zjutraj v cerkev
sv. Pavla in nato druzinsko
grobnico ma Calvary pokopali,
scu. - Bodi jima ohranjen blag
spomin, preostalim pa nase So
zalje!