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Evening star., 1946-04-01
FBI Girls Get M. A. Title

FBI girls won the championship
in the women's division of the Mid
die Atlantic basket ball tournament
when they defeated Kavakos Grill,
46-28. yesterday in the finale on the
Takoma Fire Department court.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
CurdinuI-Yu Series
Pulls Record Crowds
BY the Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, April /.
The st. Louis Cardinals made a
box Office check today and found
a new record attendance of 51,753
customers paid to see the spring
exhibition games played here by
the Red Birds and the New York
Yankees. The old record. was 1885.
Evening star., 1946-04-01

Five years ago-Ben Hogan
scored 284 to win the 72-hole
Land of the Sky Open golf tour
nament at Asheville, N. c.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
Split Squads Were Necessities This Spring

Splitting squads necessity for most teams this they
the CT Bill of Rights which that eturnees will be
for 3oday trials during spring training for during the
the could line individual
To expose O
Obviously would impossible test player
big with normal number of and thus the
personality
outfit
with the other
fairness deliberate
falsely advertising
Chambers
we'll Regardless the it's the effect that and base
ball unquestonaby good will
the situation
"If these cluboWners making with
squads he said subsdng bitter They'll bring down 70
they do
Evening star., 1946-04-01
One Rides, Everybody Rides on Our Club

Listen he said 'the
with heading West the other North
all Maybe we'll have cancel
10 help
like that?
drive 180 miles don't star
those
earlier squawk recorded
Pecknpaugh Warren Giles of Ceve
The Yankees their starles
the Indians and Peckn
blew Giles of the Reds
a broadside MacPhal.
joined by Florida natives and
they would watching D Maggie and
hey 10
Evening star., 1946-04-01
Win,Lose or Draw
BY FRANCIS E. STANk
Star STAFF Correspondent.

Durocher Joins Peck, Giles in Blasting Yankees
TAMPA, Fla April THAT April Fools Day prank tina
Leo Duroher the other Petersburg
the blast his MacPha The Brooky
Dodgers bused their Daytona Beach
Evening star., 1946-04-01

you didn't tell howed the Lip You didn't tell tho
freight Beach that D Maggio He
Snweiss Dcky won't be there You can't do this to
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Cancer Control
Drive Quota Is
Reached In Ashe
$35O.25 Raised; Schools OF
County Are Yet To Be
Heard From

C. o. Burgess, chairman of the
cancer control drive fund for the
county reported Tuesday that the
quota of $35O.0O for the cancer
control drive fund had been
reached. He said that he wished
to thank everyone for their fine
cooperation in making generous
contributions.
The quota is expected to be
surpassed when the coin contain
ers in the various public places
are collected and the schools
send in their reports. Miss Ruth
Tugman, co-chairman is in charge
of the school collections. They
have been sent information and
are asked to not make an outside
canvass, but to make a collection
in the schools. Educational ma
terial has also been furnished the
schools on the importance OF
curbing cancer in its early stages.
The following list of contribu-
tions is published here:
Burgess Furn. Store, Carolina
Briar Corp, $25.O0 each.
Belk's Department Store, w. E.
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02

twinkle when she talks. She and
daughter Sandra arrived in New
York the last of March with
around 1890 other British brides
and babies. Her husband met
them there and accompanied
them back to Todd. Both she
and her eight-month's old daugh-
ter enjoyed the trip over on the
E. B. Alexander, an Army trans
port 1--WE were SO thrilled Wher
we arrived in New York after II
days on the water" she declared
and added they had also enjoyed
New York.
Mrs. Howell has always lived
in a city of around 10000, Wal
lasey, England, and during the
war she worked in a plant max
ing airplane propellors. The
mountains as well as the country
are also new to her as she is used
Continued on Page A.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Millard Greer
Gets Life Term
Convicted Man Brother OF
Frances Greer Hawkins
Sentenced In AShe Court

Millard Greer, native of Deep
Gap, wanted in four states on
highway robbery and Kidnapping
ehargs,Rhas bees sseaite td
life imprisonment in tiiR WesI
Virginia State Penitentiary fol-
1owir3s.se trial at Welch, w. Va.
Greer Yves convicted under the
habitual cfininal act Of West Vir~
ginia which carries life imprison-
ment. His brother, Estel Greer,
was sentenced to from one to ten
years.
Greer's sister, Frances Greer
Hawkins. and Alfred Bradley,
were given prison sentences in
Jefferson Superior Court two
weeks ago on charges of highway
robbery of Bozo Davis, North
Wilkesboro taxi driver. Greer
was also implicated in this charge.
Mrs. Hawkins was given seven
to ten years and Bradley drew a
12-to-18-year sentence.
Greer, Mrs. Hawkins and Brad
sley hired Davis taxi to take them
to Boone, evidence showed. They
tied Davis to "a tree in Ashe
county near Deep Gap, robbed
him of his money and took his
taxi, according to testimony at
the trial. They abandoned the
machine later and went into
Boone where they hired another
taxi. Police spotted them and
arrested Mrs. Hawkins and Brad
lev. Greer made his escape.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Two Hurt In Week
End Accidents

Within the last few days, three
ccidents were reported in the
county, in which two men were
injured.
Irwin Grubb, of Todd, was
lightly injured Sunday night
when the car which he was driv-
.ng collided with the oncoming
Or of Tom Goodman at the inter-
section near the flooring plant.
,rubb was carried to the Ashe
Memorial hospital for treatment.
John Garvey, Of Crumpler, suf-
;ered face and leg wounds when
he car in which he was riding
Vas unable to make the curve
beyond the River Bridge near the
George Bowers residence, late
Saturday night. The car was
]riven by Gale Phipps, who was
sninjured. Garvey was taken to
the Ashe Memorial hospital for
treatment.
Tuesday, about noon, an auto
mobile driven by Ron Davis,
principal Of Lansing high school,
was badly damaged by an on
coming car at the intersection OF
the Lansing-Jefferson highways
Continued on Page Four)
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Mrs. Yelanjian
Resigns Position
Resignation Effective May 1;
Samuel L. Davis Chief
Clerk OF Draft Board

The resignation of Mrs. Louis
J. Yelanjian, chief clerk of the
local draft board became effective
yesterday, it was learned here
this week.
Mrs. Yelanjian who has ably
served as chief clerk for the past
two and one-half years, said al
though she had enjoyed her work
at the board, she was resigning
due to the fact that she was soon
leaving Ashe county.
Mrs. Yelanjian is being re-
placed by Samuel L. Davis who
has been serving as assistant
clerk since his discharge from
the Marine Corps. Mr.. Davis was
former chief clerk before leaving
for military service.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Schools To Have
Field Day May 10
Will Be Held AT w. ]. AirpOrt>>-
Prizes To Be Offered
In Contest

It was announced this week
that plans are now underway for
a field day for Ashe county
schools under the sponsorship OF
the Ashe County Woman's club.
The event will be held at the
West Jefferson Airport May 10.
at 1000 am. and all interested
schools are invited to take part.
The executive committee is
composed of Glenn Miller, chair
man; Colonel Francis, Ralph
Stansberry, Miss Thelma Shep-
herd and Mrs. Elizabeth BarloW.
The point system will be used
to score the individual schools,
it was explained.
Each school may enter one con-
testant for each event or enough
to make a team for each event.
The grades will be divided into
one, two and three; four, five,
six and seven; and eight, nine,
ten and eleven.
For grades one two and three,
some of the events will be the
80 yard dash for boy and girl;
standing broad jump for boy and
girl; the three-legged race and
others.
For grades four, five, six and
seven, the events are 50-yard
dash, high jump, basketball
throw, tug of war, and others,
For the high school grades,
some events will be the 100-yard
lash, high and broad jumps. tug
Of war and running broad jump.
A good attendance is expected
as all the schools will be repre-
sented.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Town Election
To Be Held May (

1t is estimated that between 275
and 800 citizens will vote in the
town election to be held next
Tuesday, May 7, when the mayor
and five aldermen are to be
chosen.
Those seeking the mayors
place are c.. O. Parsons, present
mayor and H. C. Tucker, a for
mer mayor.
The only members of the pres
ent board of aldermen seeking
reelection are Glenn B. Gray
beal and Russell w. Barr. 9th
ers who have filed are Don E
Blackburn, Carl Coward, Johr
Hardin and w. V. Woodie.
Registration books show there
are around 800 registered to vote
in the coming town election. Ir
the last election, a total of 26i
voted.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Democrats Name
Delegates $ For
State Convention
Other Committeeman Are
Named By Group; Good
Attendance Reported

At a county convention of Ashe
county democrats held at the
courthouse on Saturday delegates
were elected to the State Conven-
ton to be held in Raleigh tomor-
row and other routine matters
we're discussed.
Ira T. Johnston was renamed
the State Executive Commit
tee; w. B. Austin, Senatorial EX-
,cutive Committee; w. E. Van
10Y, Congressional Committee,
md r. L. Ballou, Judicial Execu-
tive committee.
Delegates and alternates were
named for the state convention:
Delegates-A. B. Hurt, w. H
Mcmillan, A. B. Price, Walter
Hudler, Clyde Houck, Edwin
Goss, B. E. Sturgill, A. P. Bare
Reeves L. Spencer, Wade H
Witherspoon, Ralph Goss, B. H
Duncan, Ed Davis, Bob Reeves
B. C. Waddell, J. E. Oliver, w
E. McNeill, DR.. R. C. Ray, Delme1
Rose, Todd Gentry, J. A. Graham
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Robert n. Lewis
Given Discharge

Robert N. Lewis, son of Mr..
and Mrs. V. A. Lewis, of Parker,
received his honorable discharge
from the army on April 81, after
81 months of service, seven of
which were spent in the European
theatre of operations.
Lewis, who served as a private,
first class, with the >75th, 44th
and End infantry divisions, is au-
thorized to wear the Purple
Heart, the European theatre rib
bon with three battle stars, the
American theatre ribbon, the
Good Conduct and Combat Infan-
try badge and Victory ribbon.
He received his basic training
at Camp Blanding, Fla, and re-
ceived his discharge at Fort
Bragg.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Ashe Draft Board
Inducts 1925
Through March 81
Official Records Show 1,31O
Returned From Service
Have Reported
By Mrs. Louis Yelanjian

It might be OF interest to the
citizens of Ashe County to know
just how many men and boys
were inducted into the various
services by the local draft board
the number through March 81,
1916, is 1925. Of course this num-
Der does not include all Ashe
County men who have been or
are in service, this number is
only the number who registered
with the Ashe County Local
Board and were inducted from
there.
The Local Board has been com
piling a list of veterans-and il
might be interesting to know just
how many men and women have
been returning to this county
This fact should be kept in mind
however, that there are many
who report to this local board but
who were registered with other
boards all over the country, but
Ashe county being their home
they returned here, or else they
married some one from Ashe
County and came to visit or make
this their home. The records
show that 1910 men and womer
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Much Interest In Hobby Show
To Be Held May 10; Prizes And
Rules Announced By Officials
Sponsored By The Jeffersons
Rotary Club In Connection
With Youth Conservation

Boys and girls with hobbies,
who want to display them in the
big hobby show, May 10, to be
sponsored by the Jeffersons Ro-
tary club are urged to have all
entry blanks in on or before the
closing entry date, May 6. Mrs.
Elizabeth Barlowe, chairman, an
nounced that much interest was
being shown by prospective con-
testants and the show promises
to be both varied and instructive.
At a meeting of the committee,
this week, final plans were work.
ed out and additional members
appointed to assist with the de-
tails. This is the first show of
it's kind to be worked out in the
county and is being sponsored in
connection with youth conserva-
ion program and boys and girls
week.
The committees named by the
Rotary club have been working
in cooperation with the teachers
in the schools and letters have
been sent to the principals by
the chairman asking their coop
-Tation in the show.
The following classifications fol
entry have been set up by the
lobby show committees:
Handicraft, such as needle
work, airplane models made by
the boys, as we'll as any other
form of work done by hand, are
tC"ntinueo on Page ~
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
British War Bride Likes Ashe
County People, Food, Scenery

Mrs. Worth Howell, rec Miss
Gvaline Bell, Cheshire, England,
and small daughter, Sandra, are
now having an opportunity to
compare the green hills of Ashe
county with those of their native
land, for this first time. Mrs.
Howell, e, Ashe county's first
British war bride, says she likes
it very much in her new home,
America.
Among the other things she
likes to do in Ashe county is to
go fishing. She has tried this
several times and has had some
good results. 81 have caught sew
en- fish so far and one of them
was Is inches long, so you see
l had a real fish story to write
home" she laughingly told Post
reporter.
Mrs. Howell is a petite brunette
with very merry blue eyes that
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Changes Made In
USES Schedule

In order that the USES might
serve the veterans and others
more efficiently, the following
change in the schedule has bee1,
made:
Monday of each week from the
first through the twentieth cf
each month will be given to the
ling of self-employed. veteran
claims; Tuesday Of each week
will be for veteran claims only;
and Wednesday morning Of each
week for the filing of U. C. claims.
Claimants and other interested
persons are asked to follow this
schedule as closely as possible.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Annual County
Spelling Contest
To Be Held May 8
Will Again Be Sponsored By
The Ashe County Post OF
The American Legion

Plans are now underway for
the annual Ashe county spelling
contest to be held at the court
house May 8 in which a large
number of school children are ex-
pected to take part, County Sup
erintendent B. H. Duncan, an
nounced.
The annual event is again un--
der the sponsorship of the Ashe
county Post I'll American Le-
gion and is open to all children
from the fourth through the elev-
enth grades. Each grade in each
school is entitled to a representa-
tive in the county finals next.
Wednesday. Awards will be-
made by the Legion to the county
winner in each grade.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Exercises
ToBeginOn Sat,

Commencement occasion sched-
.1les for Appalachian State Teach
ers College are arranged to begin
on Saturday, May 4th and close
on Wednesday, May 8.
May Day activities, Saturday
afternoon and evening; Senior
play Tuesday night; Senior
breakfast, Wednesday morning al
500; Commencement address by
Honorable Brandon Hodges, of
Asheville, at 1890, followed by
the comforting of degrees and the
delivering of diplomas.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Remodeling OF Kraft Foods
Plant Nearing Completion;
Capacity To Be Increased
Will Be Able TO Handle
$4,000 Pounds OF Milk
Per Day

The extensive remodeling of
the local plant of the Kraft foods
company, which is now nearing
completion, will increase the
plants capacity to 10000 pounds
of milk per day, E. P. Moore gen.
eral manager of the company's
southeastern division, revealed.
The present factory follows the
general pattern of the model
cheese plant which Kraft has per-
fected on the basis of years Of
experiment and experience" :"
Moore said 'The WaSt Jakfer-
spn plant is part Of our national
program to give to the eonlmun-
ity, to the dairy farmers from
whom we buy milk, and to con-
sumers who buy our cheese, the
latest most efficient and most
sanitary production plants.
'"The factory will incorporate
the latest and most modern de-
velopments perfected in our en-
gineering and research depart
ments." ;"
A new laboratory and a new
floor in the cheese-making room
are among the features to be add
ed. The complete rearrange-
ment Of equipment, along with
the installation of considerable
intake machinery, is in progress.
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Pennington Is
Home From Army

William F. ton Pennington,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pen
nington, of Wagner, received his
discharge at the separation cen
ter at Fort Bragg on April 4, af-
ter serving three years and five
months in the army, Is months
of which were spent in the Euro
pean theatre of operations.
Pennington served with the
rank of technicia1 fifth grade,
and is authorized to wear the
World War II Victory medal,
American theatre service medal,
ZANE Service medal with one
battle star, and the Good Conduct
medal.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Dental Clinics
Announced For
County Schools
Parents Urged To See That
Children Attend Clinics
Nearest Their Homes

A schedule of dental clinics for
the schools of Ashe county has
been announced by DR.. E. c.
Koonce and all parents are urg-
ed by B. H. Duncan, superintend-
ent of schools to take advantage
of this service of the N. G. Board
of Health.
The schedule, which opened
this week will continue through
July 16.
DR.. Koonce was at Riverview
school yesterday. His schedule
for the next few weeks is as
follows:
Lansing school: Today and Fri
day, May 2 and 3, and Monday
and Tuesday, May 6 and Z. For
Lansing school only.
jefferson school: Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, May 8, 9
and 10. For jefferson school only.
Healing Springs: Monday and
Tuesday, May Is and IA. For
Healing Springs only.
Virginia-Carolina: Wednesday
and Thursday, May Is and 16.
Nathan's Creek: Friday, Mon
day and Tuesday, May II, 20 and
81. For Nathan's Creek School
only.
Elkland School: Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, May %,
% and "a. Elkland School only.
The remainder of the schedule
will be published next week.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
NCEA Group To
Meet On May 6

Mrs. Gertrude Vaught, presi-
dent of the Ashe county unit of
the N. c. E. A., announced that
the group would have it's social
affair next Monday night, May 6,
at 7 p. m. in the community build
ing. The time has been changed
from Tuesday, May Z, to Monday
in order that the social can be
held in the community building.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
Ashe Is Getting
Two P'atrol111en

Chief Deputy Carl B. Graybeal
announced that effective today
Ashe county would have two
highway patrolmen.
Corporal David Houston, will
come here from Spruce Pine,
where he has made an outstand.
iA4g record for the past II years.
The other highway patrolman
will be Sidney Carter, who has
recently returned from service.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
WSCS TO SPONSOR
APRON SALE, MAY

The ladies of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Jefferson Methodist church will
sponsor an apron sale Tuesday,
May 7, at the Jefferson Methodist
church at $50 o'clock. A cover
ed dish supper will also be held
at this time.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-02
CEMETERY TO BE
CLEANED NEXT WEEK

It was announced this week
that May 6, 7 and 8 have been
set aside for the purpose of clean
ing the Jefferson cemetery. All
interested persons are asked to be
at the cemetery on the days des-
ignated.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

priredbe, sda pokazete s svojo
navzocnostjo Jadrancanom, da
cenite njih prizadevanje in slo-
vensko pesem. 2 navzocnostjo
ma prireditvi boste pokazali svo-
je slovensko kulturno srce in
spostovanje do slovenske Pc
smi. .e'.@ 3..@s9 ..@.-. a.. .%
Pc koncani prireditvi vas DO
cakala dobra vecerja v spodnji
dvorani, po zelo zmerni ceni. Po-
tenn Sc bo vrsil Piles v obeh dvo-
ranah. Igrale bodo. Vadnaloya
in Ludvikova godba. Torej Sc
enkrat vas vse prijazno povabi-
mo Slovence in Jugoslovane, da
napolnite dvorano S. D. Donna
do zadnjega koticka. Pricetek bo
tocno OF $3.50 popoldne.
Frances Wolf, clanica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10
Vabilo ma opereto
"Valeek ljubezni"

Cleveland, O. V nedeljo IA.
aprila oh $3.50 popoldne poda
zbor Jadran ma odru Slovenske-
ga delavskega donna ma Water
loo Rd., krasno opereto "Valcek
ljubezni'. Zato sem sc namenila
povabiti cenjeno obcinstvo v
imenu pevcev Jadrana, da "a
gotovo pridete, da slisite to
krasno melodijo in petite.
Jadran ina danes lepo Stew
10 pevcev in pevk. Vsi sc zelo
trudijo ze vec mesecev casa z
vajami, da bodo v nedeljo res
nekaj lepega pokazali. Ia slo-
vensko kulturo Sc vsi radi tru-
dino, ker je v ponos vsem, ne
samo onim, XII jo vrsijo. zelimo,
da bi ia nasa pesem Sc dolgo
zivela med nami v Ameriki.
Zato je, dragi rojaki, tudi va
sa dolznost, da Sc udelezite te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

George Tomosir
Cement Contractor
Izdelujem hodnike. dovo-
ze (drivewaYs). zidam kleti
in polozim tia v garazi
1923 E.. 80 St. - EN- 5677
Imamo 49, let izkusnje v temu
delu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

in S. E. Slabe. Po $40: Frank
Centa, Jerry Sirhanek, Frank
Mihcic. Po IS: Zvonko Mohor-
eic, Frank Beniger, John Bost-
janeic, Andy Poklar, Louis Pc
cenko, Martin Kerdel So.
Dramsko drustvo "Ivan Can
kar" je priredilo igro ''Micki je
treba moza" v prid sklada "a
otrosko bolnisnico. Cisti prebi-
tex je $4sO.25 in darovi "a po-
krajinsko sliko, katero je v ia
n amen poklonil Mr.. Braith-
waite, so znasali $11O.1O, to-
raj skupaj $590.35.
V imenu podruznice st. 80
SANS in nedolznih otrok v sta
ri domovini maj bo izrecena is
krena zahvala drustvu "Ivan
Cankar", Mr.. Braithwaiteu, vo-
dji igre Rudolph Widmarju, in
igralcem, kateri nikdar ne odre.
cejo sodelovanja, maj 81 bode "a
katerokoli pomoc, zahvala vsem
posetnikom igre, ker ste pripo.
mogli, da je sklad "a bolnisnicc
"a $590.35 mocnejsi.
Srecni dobitelj slike pa je 10.
, seph Jauch, kateri je daroval '
ia namen IS.
V tenn letu smo poslali na
urad SANS v januarju $4,000
v februarju $1,205.18, v marcr
So, 300 in ia mesec $4,000, sku
paj $9,OO5.18; cd te vsote $500
"a SANS in $8,205.18 "a takojs
MO pomoc in otrosko bolnisni
CO.
Ia odbor podruznice Stew. Sc
SANS
John Pollock, blagajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10
UREDNIkOvA
PO$TA
Poroeilo podruznice SO.
SANSa "a mesec marc

v sklad "a SANS so darova-
Ii sdeleci:
Po S5: John Pollock, Ann a
Pollock, Charles Vertovsnik.
Pc So: Jernej Slabe, Anton
Mostar, Anton Miklic, John Pa
pei, Joseph Sadar, Joseph Birk,
John Zaverl.
V sklad "a otrosko bolnisni-
co v Sloveniji so prispevali:
Drustvo Naprej st. 5, SNIP
$3.50, drustvo Carniola Tent st.
1888 The Maccabees 5000.
Po $1OO: B. ]. Radio Service
1863 E. 45 St., drustvo Svobo-
domiselne Slovenke st q SDZ,
Mary Kershisnik Rock Springs,
Wy. $50.
Po $25: Mrs. Josephine Bir-
itch, Slov. mar. dom ma st. Clair
Ave.
Po $40: Joseph Kalan, Mr.. in
Mrs. Henry Laurich, Stanley
Dolence, John Lazar, Ludvik
Vicic SO.
Po IS: Mr.. in Mrs. Math De.
bevec, John Czech, Joseph Jauch
Mrs. Frank Klemencic 1851 Ad.
Olson Rd., Frank Gustincie.
Po So: Anton Zupan, ] o h r
Turk, AL. Weeder, Anton Ma.
drach, Geneva, Ohio, Toncka
Simcic nabrala SIS, darovala sta
Frank Trebec $40 in Harold
Schram S.. - Leo Poljsak je
nabral SIG, darovali so po S.
John Zupan, Frank Mramor
John Plut Jr., 81, Mrs. Andy
Korencan,
Julia Pirc v uradu Enakoprav.
nosti $175; darovali so po $25
drustvo Brooklynski Slovenci St
48 SDZ, Frank Zeleznik in drus.
two Brooklyn st. 135 SNPJ, Max
Ozebek $40.
Po $1O:. Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Centa, Anton Zorko. Pc S.: An.
ton Pusnar, Jakob Legan, An.
ton Nadrach, Geneva, Ohio, Jo
seph in Josephine Janezic, Jo'
seph Maren, Caroline Kuchar
Frank Hunter, Jack Jesenko
Joe Strel, Ralph Smrdel, Jack
Mauser, Millie Troha So in An.
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ter Lustrik $500, Joseph Drob.
mic $50. Po $25: Jennie Levstik