davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19

ter ma drzavnega tajnika Byr-
mesa.
Ravno tako SO dobili take H.
stine drustveni tajniki, XII imajo
1ajboljso priiiko priti v dotiko
2 ljudmi, ko pobirajo drustveni
assessment, da Sc torej posluzite
in naprosite vsakega, da podpi-
Sc. -,
Torej ma delo vsi, in glejte da
podpisete. Kateri bi zelel se po-
leg zastopnikov in clanov SANS.
.ovih podruznic nabirati te pod
pise, je prosen, da Sc zglasi pri
vseh podruznicnih tajnikih sA-
NSa, kjer boste dobii take Ii
stine.
J. F. Durn, tai. st. 4s SANS.
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ENAKOPRAvNosT

slaniski svetnik il Washingto-
ma, DIR. Slavko Zore, pisatelj
Louis Adanic in umetnik Zlat-
ko Balokovit. Vsi trije SO dobri
govorniki. Adamic in Balokovit
sta voditelja Zdruzenega odbo-
"a juzno-s -slovanskih Amerikan-
cev (zOJsA), pod katerega po-
kroviteljstvom sc vrsi ia shod.
Rojaki Jugoslovani! Fizicne
bitke ma bojnem polju so konca-
ne. MISC pa Sc koncane diplo-
maticne bitke, katere odloeuje-
10 usodo narodov. Vsled vazne
zemljepisne lege in bogatih ma
ravnih zakladov, je Jugoslavi-
ia ena izmed glavnih tarc teh
bitk. Zato je potrebno, da j
ameriski Jugoslovani damo vso
moralno in gmotno podporo. To
Sc pa zgodi lie ako vsi skupno
nastopimo: Slovenci, Srbi, Hr-
vatje in Macedonci. Pridite to-
rel v nedeljo v Slov. mar. dom,
da manifestiramo svojo solidar.
most v korist nase stare domo-
vine!
06hor
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mencic IL 141 ceste $40; Louis
in Mici Pecenko $1,000 mesto
venca "a pokojnim Anton Mi
lavec, Katherine Penica il
Klein, Montana $500; po $500:
Frank Mahorcie in Joseph Ko-
'dric; Leopold Kushlan $4.95.
Ia SANS SO darovali sledeci:
John Pollock $1,000, Vinko Lev
stik $500. Po $500: Frank Kek,
Joseph Fifolt, Andy Baskar,
Frank Lavrich, Beno -Stanov-
mix, Frank Mack, Frank Drob-
mic, Josip Rayer, Ludvik Me-
dvesek, Frank Korenean, Anton
Logar, John Mole in Nezka Ka-
Ian.
V imenu odbora podruznice
80 SANS in JPO,SS najiskre-
nejsa hvala vsem darovalcem v
upanju, da sc doneski v zimski
sezoni potrojijo. Ne pozabimo
ma brate in sestre, kateri stra-
dajo in zmrzujejo v nasi start
domovini.
Torej dajmo kar je v nasi mo-
ci in pomagajmo!
John Pollock, blagajnik.
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DR.. Fora. Adamie. Balokovic
--aa shodu v nedeljo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Cleveland
ski Jugoslovani so ze nesteto-
krat dokazali, da so dobri Ame-
rikanci, ampak Jim je pri srcu
.tudi stara domovina in usoda
njih rojakov, XII so vec pretrpe-
Ii v tekoci vojni kot kateri dru-
81 evropski narod. v Ameriki
zivi priblizno en- million Jugo-
slovanov. Ogromna vecina med
mimi goG topic simpatije do no.
We socijalne preuredbe, XII Sc bas
sedaj izvrsuje pod vodstvom
marsala Tita v Jugoslaviji. No
va enakopravna in demokratic-
ma Jugoslavija ina podporo
vsega sveta, izvzemsi medina
rodne reakcije, XII stremi "a
tenn, da ostane ljudstvo v temi,
da ga laZJe lZkorlsca.
Kaksnih sredstev sc ia reak-
cija posluzuje "a dosego svojih
ciljev in kaksnimi ogromnimi
potezkocami Sc mora boriti Jul
goslavija pri svoji obnovi in pro-
ii mogocnim vplivom Cd zunaj,
nam bodo povedali odlicni 60
vorniki ma velikem shodu, XII Sc
DO vrsil v nedeljo dne 21. okto-
bra OBJ 3. uri popoldne v Sloven-
skem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave. Govorili bodo: po-
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Uredlli1koVa
po$ta


soSaAo aAA
L. glavnega urada SANS, kot
tudi liz urada ZOJSA SO prisle
posebne pole "a nabiranje pod
pisov vseh Jugoslovanov anne
riskih drzavljanov, in tudi vsi,
kateri so nam naklonjeni, Sc lah.
ko podpisejo ma te pole.
Gre Sc zaradi trzaskega vpra-
sanja Trsta, Primorja in Istre.
Nasim oblastem v Washington
nu, D. c., hocemo dokumentar.
no dokazati, kaj SO zahteve
Amerikancev slovenskega in ju-
goslovanskega porekla.
Te liste, kot ze receno, lahko
podpise vsaka oseba, XII sc stri-
MIA, da mora omenjeno sloven-
sko in hrvasko ozemlje Tr-
stom in Reko vred pripadati
Jugoslaviji, in sicer brez razli.
Ike, Sc Ii ia oseba strinja z pro-
gramom move Jugoslavije ali ne,
Dolznost vsakega je, da jo pod
pise.
Zastopniki podruznic SANSa
imajo te listine ma rokah, neka.
teri jih bodo Sc dobili. Zastop.
niki so proseni, da gredo ma de.
10 in dobe dovolj podpisov, med
tenn ko Sc narod prosi, da jih
podpise.
Te peticije je potrebno napol.
| niti podpisi v kratkem casu
| in bodo vrnjene ma glavni urad
kateri jih DO nato odposlal ma
nasega predsednika Trumana
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IZLozBA AdEnISKEGA TISKA BELGRADU:
MNIsTRI DoBIvAJo SAdo $l20 PLACE MA MEsEC

sprehajanje oh ve6erih po Kne'
"a Mihajlova in Kralja Milans
ulicah, Ker je avtomobi bilskegs
.prometa malo, sprehajanje N
ovirano.
Ma alicah se vidi ma tisoee vo'
jakov v. malih in velikih skupi.
nah, XII obieajno pojejo, ko mar
sirajo. sploh Sc ,vsepovsod slis:
mnogo petja vojaskih pesmi. vi
del sem skupino solarjev, XII j
korakala .po Kralja Milana ulici
proti Teraziji in navduseno pre-
pevala pesem o strojnici.
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Slovenske dobrodelne zyeze, ka-
kor tudi konec strasne svetov-
ne vojne S -plesom in zabavo v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. 49,.
Opozarja Sc vse Glane in cla-
nice, da skusajo pripeljati svo-
je prijatelje in sosede ma to pri-
reditev. Odbor je preskrbel do
bro Vadnalovo godbo "a plesa-
Feline. Postrezba bo kot navad-
no prvovrstna in zabave bo do
volj "a vse. Navzocih DO nekaj
nasih clanov vojakov, XII SO od-
pusceni cd vojaske sluzbe in SO
sc zdravi vrnili nazaj med mas.
Med temi bo tudi Louis Elovar,
XII je tako zanimive dopise posi-
ljal liz Europe in Afrike. Zelo
vessel DO vas videti, ter YAM Sc
ci v roko.
|. Brat Andy Jerman, sestra
Branisel in brat John Vicic SO
prevzeli v oskrbo tocilnico. Sc
stra Skerl, sestra Zakrajsek in
sestra Wise imajo kuhinjo v 70.
kah, tam Sc DO pa prav gotovo
kaj dobrega dobilo. Sestra Mil.
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Ljudi Sc vidi ze oh sestih zju-
traj, ko prihajajo v vrste pred
zivilske trgovine.
Krompirja in jabolk, XII Sc
prodaja po 8 centov funt, je do
volj ma trgu. Ma razpolago je tu-
di nekoliko grozdja po isti ceni,
kar pa sc tiee ostale zelenjave,
je v Belgradu nj veliko ma trgu.
Pc manjsih mestih ma dezeli pa
je polozaj v tenn pogledu boljsi.
Draginja v Jugoslaviji dosti
manjsa kot v Italiji
Vladni predstavniki in jaw
most soglasajo v tenn, da bo Ii
ma "a Jugoslovane v splosnem
in zlasti pa "a belgrajsko pre-
bivalstvo jake tezka. Velike ma
de Sc TEN pogledu stavi v po-
moe cd strani UNRRA in ia or
ganizacija bo nedvomno igrala
zelo vazno vlogo v Jugoslaviji.
Kabinetni clani prejemajo po
5000 dinarjev mesecne place,
oziroma $120 v ameriski valuti.
(Kakor znano, so ministri "a
mejne Wade v Londonu, ko so
jugoslovanski narodi krvaveli v
borbi proti nacijem-fasistom,
prejemali po $1,000 mesecne
place. Op. ured.) Pisarniski
usluzbenci in slicni delavci pre-
jemajo po $50 place ma mesec,
in isto place dobivajo tudi te-
zaki.
Denarja je zelo malo v pro-
metu. L. tega ali kakega druge-
ga razloga so Gene "a razne
predmete znatno nizje kot ma
primer Italiji.. Vlada marsala
Tita je odpoklicala start denar
in ga nadomestila z novim.
Vlaki ma glavnih progah
v dezeli vozijo redno
Vlaki ma glavnih progah v de-
zei izjemo proge med zagre-
bonn in Splitom, vozijo redno.
Ljudje, XII zelijo il Belgrade po-
tovati kraje severno cd Save,
vstopijo v Wake v Zemunu, tri
mile cd Belgrade onostran Sa-
We in Donave.
Vojna sin okupacija nista
spremenila poglavitnega razve-
drila Belgrajcanov, ma mr. (
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Poroeilo podruznice
SO SANS in JPO,SS

V septembru SO prispevali "a
pomozno akcijo sledeci: Jack
Obed St. Clair Ave. in As. ce-
sta vsoto $4,000; Frank Kle-
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Plesna zabava drustva
Cerknisko iezero

Clanice in clani drustva Cerk-
nisko jezero st. SO SDZ bodo v
nedeljo 21. oktobra primerno
proslavili 35-letnico ohstanka
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Countv AGENTS Column

be used in feeding 100 growing
turkeys. For growing and matur-
ing turkeys this space should be
divided half and half between
mash and grain. One hundred
birds should have Is to Is feet
of watering space. 81 have never
seen what term sufficient water
space on any turkey farm in the
State of Washington" says the
extension poultryman.
The following tips on santa
ton are submitted by Frasier:
l. Frequently move the feed
hoppers, water containers and
roosts to clean ground. This can
be done easily if the equipment
is on skids or frames. Water con-
tainers should be over pits. Keep
the equipment clean.
2. Do not range turkeys on
ground where sheep and swine
have been during the past several
years. Neither should ground be
used which receives the drainage
from a sheep pasture or hog lot.
8. Safeguard your flock against
threat of infection from other
turkey farms, which can occur if
contaminated equipment from
other farms is allowed upon your
range. Even the visit of a grow
er who has been working with
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As one gets around the county,
he can see many flocks of half
Grown turkeys and with a little
figuring he can arrive at sum
ouite large in the turkey industry.
Tnere are some 100000 turkeys
renortedly in the Benton county
area and the smaller area Of
R;verview in Franklin county.
This represents a large industry,
which is expanding, and as any
enterprise expands, problems arise
which need to be solved. Here
is good question which needs
consideration. Fred Frazier, ex-
tension poultryman, at the State
College is often asked "How much
land do I need to raise turkeys?
He recommends one acre to each
100 birds, where range rearing
methods are practiced.
H. H. kaufman, turkey. re-
search man of Pennsylvania Col
lege, says: 1.-TWO hundred turkeys
DER acre is reaching the satura-
ton point, especially during wet
weather and if there is not good
sod on the range. Fifty turkeys
per acre is about the saturation
point if turkeys are ranged on the
same ground year after year;
4AArefore, with 200 turkeys to the
the same ground can be used
once in four years"
Fifty feet of hopper space should
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diseased turkeys is a threat to

diseased turkeys is threat to
your birds =.
4. Keep your holding and CATCH
ing coops sanitary.
Successful turkey raisers know
that to get the best out of their
turkeys the birds will have to 60
to market with only approximately
five pounds of feed consumption
for each pound Of live turkey pro-
duced." says Frasier.
Z Producers who plan to have
their birds in prime shape for
the fall harvest are advised to
take particular care in feeding
practices, in providing plenty of
room for the turkeys, and in keep
ing the range and equipment SAN
itary," he summarizes.
The Washington extension bull
letin, Turkey Raising in Wash
ington," may be obtained free of
charge from your county agent.
|. Don't neglect perennial veget-
ables such as asparagus and rhu-
barb during the summer and fall
if you want them to produce well
next spring, reminds John Dodge,
Washington extension assistant
horticultural. Both asparagus and
Frhubarb for the early spring crop
are dependent upon food stored in
their roots and crowns. IF they
don't get the water and plant
food they need to build up re-
serves this summer the crop will
be short next spring, says Dodge.
Asparagus and rhubarb beds
should be kept well irrigated and
free from weeds throughout the
summer. Summer applications Of
commercial fertilizers high in nit
rogen will help build reserves for
spring growth on most soils. Both
crops are heavy feeders and can
use liberal applications of barn
yard manure or well-rotted COM
post.
Control Of asparagus beetles not
only avoids destruction Of foliage
in the summer but helps keep the
plants free Of those insects in the
spring. Rhubarb crowns can be
divided either in the fall or early
spring. Rhubarb plants should
be projected with q covering Of
garden soil, straw or manure when
winter temperatures are severe.
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f%,m,, OCCASIONAL TABLE $7Q5 Western Auto Supply

estate described in the Complaint herein.
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication OF this summons. to-wit I:
within sixty days after the 18th day Of
August. 1915. and defend the above en-
titled action in the above entitled Court.
and answer the Complaint Of the plain
tiff. and serve . copy OF your answer
upon the undersigned. attorneys for plain.
tiff. At their office below stated: and
in case Of your failure % to do. judge
ment win be rendered against you accord
has been filed with the Clerk Of said
Court.
The object Of this action 10 10 obtain
. decree Of Court quoting title Of the
plaintiff. Marx Turner. Q single man, -
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US0 Activities

The Community Building at
Parkview Homes was the source
Of festivity on the evening Of
August 9th. The elementary age
group presented Hansel and Gretel
to an interested audience of %
project dwellers. The cast was
made up Of boys and girls who
have attended the classes held
on Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day afternoons.
The cast included: Hansel, Eu.
nice DePuy; Gretel, Rosemary
Donohue; Father, Ruthie Summer
field; Mother, Helen Dyes; Witch,
Dolores Kessinger; Angel, Bobbie
Jean Dyess; Narrator, Maxine
Schmidt; Curtains, Jack Bond and
Austin Dyes; Property man, Bin
DePasquale; dancers and forest,
Katherine Schmidt, Betty Jane
Stewart, Orion Rogers, Gwena
Perkins; Jerry Perkins, Richard
Chuckett, Dorothy Lakey, Margery
Lakey. Assisting adult volunteers
were Mrs. Margaret Schmidt, Mrs.
DGPasqua1e and Miss Carol.
Miss Margaret Mealy, USO re-
gfonal supervisor, addressed the
audience, and gave 5OO-hour USO
pins to Mrs. Margery Schmidt,
Miss Helen Polling, and z. G.
Smith for their active interest
and volunteer work.
The articles that were complet-
ed In the arts and crafts classes
were on exhibit and drew COM
ments Of praise from the many
guests. Many adults have joined
the Monday and Friday adult
craft classes since the exhibit.
Among the special guests en-
5oying the program were Girl
Scout Leaders and Scouts from
Pasco and Richland, Miss Mar
garet Mealey, regional supervisor,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Smith, Miss
Mildred Pecaut, USO director Of
Richland, Miss Ruby Madison, as
sistant director Of USO at Rich
land and DR.. and Mrs. DePasquale.
Pictures were taken, ice cream
and punch was served and the
evening concluded with group
singing.
The completed arts and crafts
will be on display at the WASH
ington Hardware and Furniture
Co., this coming week. Shellcraft
leather craft and plastics are
being added to the classes and
you are more than welcome to
attend.
On Thursday, August 23rd, a
USO program was brought to the
Mexican Labor Camp. A lively
few hours of musical numbers and
games brought "Gracias Senor-
itas" and Haste proximo jueves"
and the senoritas certainly look
forward to "proxima jueve." Man.
ager Francis Hudson and Mrs.
ShaughneSsey lent their able sup
port to make the evening q sue
cess.
The semi-monthly area staff
luncheon meeting took place in
Richland August 10th. Program
plans and accomplishments in the
Kennewick, Richland and Pasco
industrial areas were reported and
discussed. We are happy to well
come the USO YMCA Director
Alvin Hilgeman, who viii arrive
August 25th as an area worker.
The USO office is now open at
80 Kennewick Avenue, formerly
DR.. Kites office. The entire staff
is delighted to be in the new
location and are busy getting set
tied. We the staff issue an orchid
to Joe Heggin, of the Richland
Transfer, Burns Brown, Mrs.
Dorthy Bogart, and to Mo. M. M.
SIC Carl Youngberg for warm
and WILLING assisfanco
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the following described property in Benton
County, Washington. tO-wit:
Southwest quarter Of northeast quarter
Of northeast quarter OF section fifteen
(i5,. township eight (sD north. range
thirty (30D east. W. u.
and 70 debar the defendants and each OF
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them from asserting any right, title, or
interest therein.
HoRRIGAN. HoRRIGAN e.
LEAvY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
HORRIGAN. HORRIGAN a. LEAVY
Pc. Address: Box 629. Pasco. Washington
Attorneys for Plaintiff S:l6-9-20
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR BENTON COUNTY
MARK TURNER, . single man.

The unknown heirs Of ROSE EMMA
TURNER. deceased. State Of Warrington:
and al other persons and parties un-
known claiming any right. title. estate
or lien or interest In and to the real
estate described In the Complaint herein.
Defendant.
The State Of Warrington To: The un.
known heirs Of Rose Emma Turner. de.
ceased. and al other pefsons and parties
or Hen or interest In and to the real
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
U. s. HOT TUNES
 WARM RUSSIANS

MDSCOW-(P)-American mu- sic is becoming ever more popu- lar in the Soviet Union.
 Moscow's dance bands are play ing more jazz tunes, and the peo- pie sing them in their homes to guitar or accordion accompani- ment.
 The Moscow radio, which has an outlet into every apartment house in the capital and every area in the Soviet Union, consist ently plays U. s. music.
 In one 24-hour period:
 Irving Berlin's "You're In the Army, Mister Jones" was given long airing. An American jazz hour included "As Time Goes By" and a symphonic arrangement of Yankee Doodle"
 On a band music program were American Patrol" and an ar rangement of "The Star Spangled Banner"
 The Office of War Information in Moscow under Col. Joseph Phil lips furnishes sheet music and photograph records.
 The Russian Jazzmen admire American Jazz leaders and play CTS and can click off names like American hepcats.
 Those at Moscow's hotels can discuss at length the difference between the clarinet style of Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw and Peewee Russell.
 They can even argue fine points about trumpetmen from Blk to Sunny Durham. There is a Bun
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
EGG. Lifts Restriction On Amateurs

The nations radio amateur op- orators still in good standing, es- timated at 6O00O, were eligible to return to the air under certain conditions effective November IS, l945, it was announced last week by the Federal Communication Commission.
 Except for a provisional period of operation in the 1l2 to 115.5 megacycle band from August 21, l945, to November IS, 1945, the amateurs have been off the air since Pearl Harbor.
 By Commission Order No. 13O, effective November IS, 1945, 8 am., Eastern Standard Time), the Commission assigned to the Amateur Radio Service certain frequency bands above 25 mega cycles and validated certain anna teur radio station licenses for a G. months period from November l5, 1945, to May IS, 1946. The or der also cancels Commission Or ders 72, 73, 87, 87A, and 87B. Li- censed amateur operators may therefore begin operation on number of frequency bands in ac- cordance with the terms of the Order. The Order expressly ex- cludes use of all frequency bands by stations in the Central, South and West Pacific Ocean areas.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
Pop Will Be Ready To Entertain Kids

Aboard a Coast uard-Manned Assault Transport-In the Pacific war theater it's every man for himself when it comes to thinking up ways of entertainment during leisure moments, observed Stuart L. Parker, a Coast Guard combat correspondent.
 That's why no one was too sur prised one recent Sunday after noon when they saw a kite go sailing into the air from the stern of this ship. No one was surprised, either, to discover that the builder and manipulator of the kite was the 25-year-old father of three children, rather than one of the more youthful members of the crew.
 The man indulging in this aerial entertainment was Vernon L. Watts, Jr., a carpenters mate. whose wife, son and two daugh- ters live at West Palm Beach, Fla.
 "Well, it's one way of keeping in practice of entertaining the kids when I get home," Watts ex- plained.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19

niles from Vancouver to his home here for his marriage to Rosie Casey. The cake was in perfect condition when it was cut at the reception after the ceremony.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
Well-Traveled Cake

CLACTON-ON-SEA, Eng. -(P) = Petty Officer William Chapman carried his wedding cake 10000
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19

ny Berrigan school here which was saddened when, only recently, its members learned of his death.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-05

s897.71
Referred to Purchasing Agent
Miscellaneous Business
Applications for restaurant IL
censes received from John P. Choir
nay (Sandwich Shop at 1852 Oak
Street and from John NJ. Diaz and
John Parks (Havana) at l41s Bid
die avenue. Both approved by the
required city officials.
Referred to council
Communication from Mrs. Ovid
o. Drouillard, granting to the city
permission to pillow Lots 204 and 205,
Riverbank Garden Subdivision, for
use as victory garden by Leon Son.
Grant.
Referred to Victory Garden Com
mittee.
Communication from Young
People. First Baptist Church rela-
tive to use Of Bishop Park for Easter
Sunrise Service.
Received and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and Council
Wyandotte. Michigan
Gentlemen:
At recent meeting of the board
was asked to bring to your attention
our present problem of housing. 1t
has been necessary for us to in
crease OUR staff and we find our
selves without sufficient office
space for our new workers. We would
like to know If you would consider
with us possible remodeling of our
office space so as to accommodate
our service needs.
The west wall of the building ON
the second floor has no window
space. II two sets of windows could
be set IN, 1t would be possible for
us to take care Of the interior re-
modelling, so as to provide ade-
quate office space.
VIC WAl app CSAdtC oily llClP IildI
you can give us in meeting this ur-
gent problem.
Your very truly,
Maxine Jacobson, Secretary
Family Protective
Association
Referred to Council
Presentation Of Petitions
TO the Honorable
Mayor and Council
City Of wyandotte
Gentlemen:
The undersigned, owners of the
lots and parcels Of land set opposite
our respective names, herabv petit
ton for grading. paving and curbing
Of Nineteenth Street from Antoine
to Clark Streets.
Signed by william Cardik,
1850 18th Street, and
seventeen others.
Referred TO City Engineer,
City Assessor and City
Treasurer
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-05
Farewell Party Given
Shirley Murphy Tonight

Tonight Miss Shirley Murphy Is
guest Of honor at a farewell party
given by Mrs. John Hudson, Jr.
Miss Murphy plans to leave for Call
ifornia next week.
Those attending are Miss Betty
Stieler, Miss Margaret owens, Mrs.
David Murphy, Mrs. Stephen Quirk,
Mrs. Richard Levely. Mrs. Lyle
Pernot, Mrs. George mclaughlin,
Mrs. Edmund Ritter. Mrs. Jack
Schaffer. Mrs. Richard Leblanc.
Miss Kate Van Gieson, Mrs. Will
liam Sullivan, Mrs. George Sula,
Mrs. Clifton Calvin, Mrs. Joseph
Affholter, Miss Ada Mae Hudson,
Mrs. Richard Roberts and Mrs.
Dayton Brown.