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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Neurje v mestu;
zzenska ubita cd
strele ma vrtu

.Vceraj popoldne je Cleve-
land zadela nevihta, tekbm ka-
tere je bila cd strele ubita Mrs.
Emela G. Lensing, stara so let,
il 1855 Teidman Ave. Brook
lynu, ko je delala ma vrtu v
ozadju svojega donna.
Vec sto domov v juznozapad-
mem delu mesta .je bilo skozi
vec ur brez elektrike, potrganih
je bilo mnogo telefonskih zic,
in cestna zeleznica v Cleveland
Heights je bila vsled dreves, XII
jih je podrl vihar, in drugih
neprilik, "a nekaj casa preki-
njena.
Mrs. Lensing je bila ubita Cd
strele prisotnosti moza in
dveh odraslih hcera, XII so stall
OBJ strani vrta. Dvojica je wee
raj obhajala 27. obletnico poro-
ke.
Strela udariIa U kinO gledaliSce
Strela je udarila tudi More
land kino gledalisce ma 1890
Buckeye Rd. Strela je udarila
v streho, potem pa potovala v
projekcijsko stanico, kjer je
podrla opremo, XII Sc je zvrnila
ma tam Sc naha jajoca kino ope-
ratorja, pri cemur sta dobila
poskodbe ma glayi in 20 telesu'
V gledaliscu je bilo okrog
900 oseb, vecji del otrok, XII pa
so odsli ma prosto brez panike,
ko je vratar vzgal luci in tekel
po pomoc.
Ognjegasci po$kodoUani. ko Sc
je HdrId streha
V poslopju ma 3433 Carnegie
Ave. je nastal polar, o katerem
Sc sodi, da ga je poyzrocila sire
la. Tekom gasenja Sc je udrla
strela in poskodbe so dobili
stirje ognjegasci.
Poskodovani ognjegasci, X
so dobili prvo pomoc " Charity
bolnici, so Emil Fort, Edward
Phillips, George Scheel in Will
liam Boatllon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Nacin, kako bo Rim sprejel kralja, bo
mOrda odlocilne yaznOsi "a Italijo

LONDON, 80. maja. =. Tu-
kajsnji svobodni italijanski kro-
81 so mnenja, da je odvisna u
soda monarhije v Italiji cd te-
ga, kako bo Rim pozdravil kra-
liza Viktorja Emanuela in prin-
ca Umberta. :
&c bodo Rimljani pozdravili
kralja in njegovega naslednika
kot moze, XII so postavili svoja
zivljenja v nevarnost, ker so
resili dezelo Mussolinija, bo ia
sprejem gotovo incl vpliv po
cell Italiji in DO utrdil kraljev-
sko moe.
&c pa, kar nj povsem memo
goce, bosta oba predstavnika
sayojske hise sprejeta S prezi-
rom in zasmehovanjem ali pa
bosta cello kamenjana, ker sta
bila odgovorna, da je Mussolini
incl moe celih 20 let, in pahnil
dezelo v katastrofo, tedaj DO
bodoea pozicija "porocnika-ge-
nerala kraljestva", princa Um-
berta, postala kaj nezavidljiva.
Prvi zavezniski silk italijan
skimi masami
Povratek italijanske Wade v
Rim bo po mnenju tukajsnjih
opazovalcev povzrocil, da bodo
tisti Italijani, XII so Sc appellant,
yideli svojo borbo proti Mem
Gem kot borbo narodnega osvo-
BOHEMIA. Povprecnemu Itaija-
nu je njegova vlada v Ri m u
vedno legalna vlada, katera nj
ma .tekmeca. ~
.ZavezniSki who'd v Rim bo
poleg tega pomenil prvi stik s
sirokimi anti-fasisticnimi masa'
mi v velikih italijanskih me.
stih. Rimsko prebivalstvo, ki
steje 100000 ljudi v mirnem
casu, z narastkom kakega mi
lijona begunce bo samo OK
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05

Cistilne operacije so bile kon-
cane oh 9:15 zvecer Job 3:15
popoldne po clevelandskem ca
su), ko so bile porazene zadnje
nemske edinice v spopadu pred
poslopjem italijanske drzavne
banke v blizini Trajanovega
slavoloka.
ZaUezniske sile zasIedujejO
Nemce pr0ti seUeru
Vesti fronte javljajo, da
zavezniske sile zasledujejo
Nemce severno cd Rima, kjer
veliki roji zavezniskih letal raz-
bijajo nacijske Transporting ko-
lone.
Letalci so unicili ali resnc
poskodovali najmanj 600 vozil
v tel operacijah, XII stremijo pc
unicenju sovraznika.
AmeriSki tanki so prUi dospel
u meStO
Poseben komunikej s Hitler
jevega glavnega stana pravi, ds
so Sc nemske linije premaknile
severozapadno cd Rima in DE-
je firer odredil umik, da Sc NJ
ia nacin prepreci unicenje Ri
ma.
Glasom porocila nemskegs
radija, je nemski feldmarsa
Albert Kesselring objavil no7
predlog, da Sc Rim proglasi "a
"odprto mesto."
Rim so zavzele zavezniske 81
lie z Anzio mostisca, XII so pro
drle v mesto po kasilinski cesti
katerim so utirali pot amerisk
tanki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
u. S. BAZE v RUSIJI
POVZROCAJO PANIKO

LONDON, 4. junija. - Il
nevtralnih virov Sc poroca, da
je ustanovitev ameriskih zrac-
nih baz V Rusiji, XII DO prineslo
bombardiranje osiscnih posto-
jank v vzhodni in centralni Ev-
ropi ma nov visek ucinkovito-
sti, povzrocilo splosno paniko
sirom juznovzhodne Europe,
kakor tudi V vzhodni Nemciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Boil so Sc Ursili Uecji del U
predmestjih

Vecina bojev Sc je vrsila v
predmestjih, il cesar je skle-
patti, da je bilo mesto samo ma
10 poskodovano.
Okrog $3.50 popoldne sc je cu-
10 eksplozije, XII so pokrile me-
sto z dimom. Emo porocilo pra-
vi, da so Nemci najbrze pognali
v zrak mostove preko reke Tt
bre.
Mad glauo gen. Clarka so
zUizgale krogle
Reporter Associated Pres
sa" poroca il Rima:
"Ko je gen. Mark w. Clark
zgodaj popoldne dospel v bojni
teren, so mad njegovo glavo wi
zgale krogle. Vojaska policija,
XII ga je spremljala, je strelja-
la ma sovrazne strelce, XII so
streljali IL zased. Gen. Clark je
bill kot obicajno V crnih jahalnih
skornjih, incl je odpeto .sral-
+co okrog vratu, in incl nj nika-
kin insignij.
"Tekom prodiranja proti sre-
dini mesta, so zavezniske cete
morale zlomiti odpor motornih
topov, tankov in strelcev il Ia
sede. Nemci so poskusili zadati
toliko skode in zrtev, kolikor je
bilo mogoce, toda zavezniki SO
virgil odlocilno borbo mocna
ojacenja. Dan je bill vroc in
prasen.
"Na cestah so Nemci zgradili
barikade IL unicenih vozil, ka-
tere so branile desperatne gru-
pc. Use te barikade SO bile
zlomljene."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05

Roosevelt bo nocoj
govoril o padcu Rima

IL Wastingfona Sc poro-
ca, da bO incl predsednik
Roosevelt nOcOj radio 60
UOr, cigar precinct bo pa
s dec Rina, prDe osisene pre-
stOlice, XII Sc nahaja U r0-
kah zaUezni$kih su.
PredsednikOU goUOr b.
do Oddajaln Usa radijska
Omrezja med $50 in S:46
urO p0 UzhOdnem UOjnem
casu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
ROKOBORBA

Nocoj Sc bo v Mestnis dvorani
vrsila bitka v rokoborhi, v ka-
teri Sc bosta spoprljela Maurice
Tellet. poznan kot Angel, in "a
morec Jackie Claybourne. Pc
nocojsnI tski Sc DO Tellet po-
|dal v Hollywood, kjer DO ma
stopil v filmu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Pisno vojnega
tajnika Stimsona
(Iz urada Zdruz. odbora JSA)

(Iz urada Zdruz. odbora JSA)
G. Zlatko Balokovic, namest,
nj predsednik zdruzenega odbo-
ra ]. S. A, je pisal nedavno Sc
kretarja vojnega a 'oddeljenja,
Mr.. Henry L. Stimsonu, glede
posiljanja pomoci Narodno-o-
svobodilni vojski in partizanom,
nakar je Mr.. Stimson postal g.
.Zlatku Balokovicu sledeei odgo-
vor:
Dragi &. Balokovic:
z ozirom ma vase pismo cd
IL. maja 1914 glede moznosti
posiljanja nujne zdravilske po:
moci Narodno-osvobodiln voj.
ski Jugoslayije in partizanskim
oddelkom. "
Nacelo vojnega ninisterstva
je, da nudi vso ponoc bojujo.
cim Sc eetam. Zaloge Sc seda.
posiljajo Jugoslovanski Osvo'
bodilni vojski v najvecji mogo
ci meri in kolikor to dovoljuje'
jo Transporting moznosti. 2 ma
menom, da Sc zagotovi vss
prakticna pom oc pristasen
marsala Tita, srno poslali vass
pismo odgovornim oblastim
Sredozemskem podrocju. Kakol
nitro dobimo infornacijo in "a
htevo po pomoci cd Sredozem
skin oblasti, Yam 10 posljemo
Verjetno je, da DO TAX postopel
najboljai. da bodo vasa priza
deyanja v tel humanitarni "a
devi uspesna.
/ Iskreno Vas
/ Henry Stimson, vol. minister
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
II BOLNIsNICE

L Mt. Sinai bolnisnice Sc je
vrnil ma svoj dom Adolf Tom,
sic, stanujoc ma 1921 Luck
now Ave-, kjer ga prijatelji lah-
ko obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Brzojayi zveznemu
senatorju Walgrenu
Zlatka BalokOvica
liz urada Zdruzenega odbora

(Iz urada Zdruzenega odbora
]. S. Az
Povodom govora senatorial
Hon. C. Wallgrena v senatu
Zedinjenih draw, v katerem je
obsodil jugoslovansko zamejno
vlado in zahteval priznanje in
lend-lease pomoc marsalu Titu,
sta mu G. Sava Kosanovic in g.
Zlatko Balokovic poslala slede-
&c telegrame:
Senator Hon. C. Wallgreen,
Senat Zdruzenih draw,
Washington, D. c.
New York, NY, "a. maja
Zahvaljujem~ Sc vam, da ste v
senatu sprozili vprasanje "a
mrznjenja jugoslovanskih kre-
ditov. Polozaj Jugoslovanov, XII
Sc borijo "a ideale Zdruzenih
narodov, je tragicen. Akorav-
no je sluzbeno stalisce Zdruze-
nih draw in Velike Britanije,
da Sc Titu in Osvobodilni vol
ski posilja vsa pomoe kot edi-
ri. XII Sc bori, Sc po drug! stra-
nj vsa financna pomoc IL Ame-
rike daje vladi v izgnanstvu in
njeni d:ploma'.;j,,i, XII jo u;;:,rab
l.ata r,oti Jugoslaviji III T'tu
ID je knd-lease, National War
FG.i. kdeci kriz, UtiGKA il,
;s:gusl, vanski kre diti. n; samo
v interesu pravice, principa ze-
dinjenih narodov in bodocnosti
Jugoslavije, temvec v prvi vr.
sti v interesu Zdruzenih draw,
da Sc to stalisce spremeni in da
zacenjajo jugoslovanski borci
dobivati ne samo moralno, tenn
vee tudi materijalno in polite
no pomoc.
Prosim vas, da nadaljujete
svojo plemenito akcijo.
Sava N. Kosanovic,
bivsi jugoslovanski minister in
senator.
Brzojav G. Balokoviea ma isti
naslov: Sc glasi:
Mi, Amerikanci jugoslovan'
skega porekla, visoko cenime
stalisce, XII ste ga zavzei v O.
brambo praviene stvari.
Prosimo vas, da nadaljujets
z odlocnim profession proti po'
siljanju ameriske materijalne
pomoci jugoslovanski zamejn
vladi, XII to pomoc uporablja ne
samo proti svojemu narodu
temvec tudi proti ameriskemu
Mi, Amerikanci jugoslovan
skega porekla vemo, kako is
kreno nasi jugoslovanski bratjt
ljubijo Ameriko. Oni nikakol
ne bi mogli razumeti posiljanjt
ameriske lend-lease in druge po
moci proti Titovim vojnim 81
lam, t. j. proti onemu narodu
XII Sc bori "a isto idejo, XII pre-
sinja Zedinjene narode in nj
kateri je utemeljena Amerika.
Zlatko Balokovic, namestn
predsednik Z.O.J.S.A
rnrnrcr n ~ = nyrr nn CEUr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
IS. armada zavzela prestolico;
urnik napravljen, da Sc mesto
otme unieenja, pravijo Nemci

Zavezni vceraj zavzeli Rim, XII je padel po stiri
trajaoc borb tekom katere cete pete armade
tanki borile Nenci in jih premagae predmesh in
v srcu prestOlice
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Iskreno Vas

Henry Stimson, vol. minister.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17
News Exchange Column For
Coolidge Men In The Armed Forces
PVT. EUGENE X. WARD, I

PVT. EUGENE X. WARD, re-
Gently reported missing in action
in France by the War Department,
wrote his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee B. Ward from a rest camp
soon afterwards that he was all
right. They received word Friday
from the government that their son
had fully recovered following a
months rest and was now back
with his company. The Wards have
made their home in Coolidge for
the past seven years. They plan
TO go TO Livingston, California, in
the near future where they will
probably remain for the duration.
1T. CHARLES (GUY) WAL
LACE writes his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Wallace, from France
that he has seen the bright lights. y
He and his two brothers, Dan and
Raymond, should have lot to talk
about when they get together
again. Charles says. as each has
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17

been serving in a different part of
the world Wallace read the article
about S/Sgt. Thomas B. Smith, he
said, land am sure glad to hear he
is getting along all right"
CLARENCE M. HARRIS, ap-
prentice seaman, writes from u.
S. naval training school in San
Diego, California, to send us his ad-
dress for the Examiner. He is the
son of Mrs. Della NJ. Harris, who
has made her home in Coolidge for
two and half years. Harris joined
the navy in August of 1914.
PFC. BUSTER HODGES, serving
with the Rainbow Division, was Sc
riously wounded in action in
France on October 81, according to
word received by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Hodges, Monday.
The message contained no details.
Hodges has lived in Coolidge most
of his life. He entered service in
August of 1943 and was sent over
seas in January of 1914.
AL LIGAMERI, RIM SIC, writes
Howard Gosa from the European
theater of operations that he is
o. k. There is little else he can
write, Ligameri says, except that
he received the ballot Gosa sent
him and would put it to good use
Ligameri's letter broke six
months silence.
PVT. LOUIS S. FONTES writes
from Camp Grueber, Oklahoma, to
inform us of his change of address,
He was recently in Buttonwillow
California, and while there was
visited by his brother, Pvt Cres-
cenciO S. FOntes, who is stationed
at Culver City, California, with the
18th A. A. F. unit. Louis is with
the 42nd Infantry division. "In one
of the last papers | received | was
really glad to read that Pvt. Fer
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17

nando F. Cordona is doing o. k.
with his outfit serving in France"
Louis requests that the paper be
sent to his brother, Crescencio,
who has been in the service %
months and is "the only one Of us
three brothers who doesn't get 1t. 4"
PVT. ROBERT e. PULllN
writes his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Pullin, from Palm Springs, Cali
fornia, that he is working on the
sanding detail eight hours a day."
He sure hated to leave Mill Greek,
near where he was stationed be-
fore. 1t was nice and quiet and cool
up there-the sort of place where
fellow would like to spend the
rest of his life, Pullin says. "But
it don't make no difference, be-
| cause l will be gone across soon" :"
Pullin has lived in Coolidge district
for 5 years. He entered service
January of 1914.
CPL. WILLIAM NJ. (JACk)
BlCKFORD writes his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Bickford. from the
European theater of operations to
tie them know he is all right. 1--WE
have been having plenty OF rain
lately-got flooded out of one place
last week when the river backed
up on u.s." He hasn't heard from
his brother, Pvt. Herel Bickford.
for some time, he says. They re-
Gently missed seeing each other
by a few hours somewhere In In
dia."
, PVT. JOHN ELLEDGE writes
from the South Pacific to give US
his address and request that the
Examiner be sent him. Where he
is now, a fellow sure appreciates
his home town paper, Elledge says.
The Elledge family has lived in
Coolidge district since 1941. John
married the former Esther Bond
and entered service in January Of
1943.
GUY E. MILLER, S NC, writes
his sister, Mrs. Olive ]. Myers,
from the South Pacific to let her
know there is nothing wrong with
him that a few days at home
wouldn't cure. He has missed the
| Examiner very much since he's
been overseas, Miller says, and
, asks his sister to see that it starts
coming to him again. Miller. 10,
was born in Florence and has lived
in Casa Grande Valley all his life.
His father, George Miller, makes
his home in Coolidge.
D. T. LEWIS, cM 2/c, writes his
mother, Mrs. d. T. Lewis, Sr., from
Honolulu to telAher of the Chinese
lessons he is taking and Chinese
dinner at which he was a guest.
"They showed me how to use the
chop sticks so that / can really
get along fine with them now. The
chop sticks were red with some
characters written on them, 80 l
asked what it meant and they ex-
planned they were birthday chop
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17

sticks" and the words meant MAY
your life be as long as the South
ern mountains" Their yard was
filled with a number of fruit trees,
some of which were strange to
Lewis. "One tree has fruit that
grows in the shape of a star and
has shiny waxy skin. l ate one
and found it sweet. The Chinese
are very clean and their yard was
swept the same as their house.
Altogether. the day was very
pleasant, Lewis says.
CPL. E. c. JOHNS, serving
somewhere in France, sends us his
change of address. Thought !
would notify you so l can keep up
with the happenings back there in
the good old home town." The
weather has been cloudy and dis
agreeable-very little sunshine and
mostly rain, he says. 81 sure do
miss the good old Arizona sun.
He is in the best of health and get
ting along o. k, Johns says.
S/SGT. CALVIN M. ASHCRAFT
writes from the Admiralty Islands
to let us know he has been receiv-
ing the Examiner fairly regularly.
His birthday was September 16 and
he will be an old man" if he
doesn't get home soon, Ashcraft
says. He recently received Buster
Hodges address land l was sure
glad to get It, / wrote him a let
ter" Ashcraft is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Ashcraft. He
joined the army in 1941 and has
been serving overseas since May,
1943.
N. M. (NAPPY) PiSANo, serv-
ing in the fleet post office, San
Francisco. has been promoted from
seaman second, to seaman first
class. according to word received
this week. The FPO is really
putting out the mail in an effort to
see that every service men gets a
letter, or package. by Christmas,
he writes.
CECIL c. COLLINS, cM nc,
writes from the Pacific area to re-
quest that the Examiner be sent
him. and especially a copy of the
Christmas Edition. 81 lived in
Coolidge about six years and was
employed as ginner at the Western
City Gin. believe some of the
boys from Coolidge are in this area
and / would like to locate them and
swap a few experiences" He has
been out about IL months, Collins
says. and would sure like to see
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17

Casa Grande Valley again. He is
with the Seabees, who have been
helping to push the Japs off the is
lands surrounding his location. He
believes M. E. Sweeper is some
where nearby and would like to get
in touch with him, if one of his
friends will send him Sweeper's
address, he says.
PFC. LEROY SHOEMAKER left
Tuesday for Ft. Myers, Florida,
where he will attend seven weeks
gunnery school. He stopped here
en- route from Lubbock Army Air
Field, advanced glider base, Lub-
book, Texas, to visit his wife and
son and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Shoemaker and family.
JAMES ROBERTS, MN 2/c, Mrs.
Roberts and their son, Jimmy Ray,
arrived in Coolidge Monday from
San Francisco to spend a weeks
leave visiting his mother, Mrs.
Rose Roberts and family.
PVT. WAYNE RAY is now on
the German front, according to
word received this week by his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Ray. 1t was the first word they
had had from their son since he
left the States the latter part of
September. He was born in Chand-
ler, October %, 1919 and is a grad
uate of CUHS class of 81. He en-
tered the service in April. 1914.
His wife makes her home with his
parents on the Ray Ranch.
1T. WILBUR WUERTZ, who has
just completed six weeks special
training at Roswell, New Mexico,
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17

Gophers, to see the Bears give their
ancient enemy a sound drubbing.
Shoemaker returned to Davis-Mon-
than that night.
LIT. CHARLES MOODY has re-
Gently completed a course of in
struction in BIZ bomber flying at
New Mexico and is back at Will
liams Field instructing. He was
here Friday for a brief visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. ].
Moody.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17

arrived Saturday on short leave en-
route to Stockton Field, California.
His friend, 1t Young is with him.
They stopped in Tucson on their
way here and were accompanied
home by Wuertz brother, Verne
Wuertz, student at U of A, and Lit.
D. G. Shoemaker, stationed at
Davis-M -Monthan Field. The young
men attended the hotly contested
annual football game between the
Coolidge Bears and Florence
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17

of the great national effort to win quick
victory in the Pacific. The cost Of vic.
tory comes high. It costs billions Of del.
lars q month to Fight Japaal But we
know you'll do your full share, n zen
have in all the other wae loan drives.
Your full share is Gt least one extra 500
War Bond. Buy more If you possibly
can. War Bonds are your best insurance
of safe, independent future -
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-17

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Evening star., 1944-02-12
The Home Clinic

creased it we'll In the fall dust will
have settled In the oil cumming
the works" Clean this all of with
kerosene and apply fresh oil.
If the wheelbarrow is all metal
clean of rust with steel wool and
kerosene and give the whole con-
traption a coat of rust-resisting
paint. After that two coats Of paint
which will Withstand weather will
keep 1t in good condition for another
year. New wood handles may be
secured and bolted into place for the
barrows which are not all metal
You may also find a new rake, hoe
and shovel shaft in case your old
ones are beyond repair.
At time when every one Is
gardening and metal equipment is
scarce you will find your neighbors
are good borrowers. In fact, many
groups make point Of getting to-
gether and purchasing one set OF
tools which they own jointly. 1t /.
a good idea to brand" your owl,
tools so that they are distinguish
able from those Of your gardening
pals. Best plan is to paint handles
with a bright color.
While you are about it. give the
rubber hose good cleaning and q
treatment with rubber preservative
Put new washers in the nozzle ant
repair all leaks. Reinforce any worr
spots with tape to make 1t last.
Be sure the overalls and the cot.
ton gloves are ready to be slipped
on. After the first two weeks Of
dry weather you are ready to cleal
up the flower borders and rake thu
lawn.
Evening star., 1944-02-12

change, Inc, 1900 Fenwick street
NE, owner: M. H. Malakatis, De-
catur Heights, Md, builder; to
repair. 1900 Fenwick street NE, to
cost $780,
Lombros Jones, 1924 Ninth street
NV, owner and builder; to inclose
boiler room. 1924 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, to cost $500.
Henry I. Richards. 22l0 Taylor
street NE, owner: Maryland Roof
ing Co., Hyattsville, Md, builder;
to reroof house. 2210 Taylor street
NE, to cost $500.
R. A. Harrison. POLL Benning
road NE, owner; L. w. Giles, 4428
Hunt place NE, architect; to erect
one one-story brick addition, POLL
Benning road NE, to cost $780,
A. Nicholas, trading as Clover
Leaf Food Shop, 141 B street Sc,
owner; M. Cladny Construction Co.,
631. E street NV, builder: ]. Laze-
row, 3216 Walbridge place NV; to
repair, 141 B street Sc, to cost
$500.
st. James Episcopal Church, 222
Eighth street NE, owner; D. NJ,
Grant, 1923 Fifth street NV, build
er; to repair, 222 Eighth street NE,
to cost $500.
Colonial Investment Co., BIT Ninth
street NV, owner; Gels Iron
Works, 205 L street NE, builder and
architect; to erect fire escape, 1923
M street NV, to cost 5000.