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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
Fine Prints To Be Placed On Sale Monday

The annual ohrlslmas sale Of lne prints contained m il8 large gallery wlll be held by the MatlatOck Ills. toricAl Society from Monday, Dec, io throteh Saturday, Dec, 28th Hours lof showing Win be from A. M. Co 3 ?. M, Including Sunday The galleries are located at iit West Main Street.
 Approximately % prints Ia ell are offered for collectorB' purchase and for those seasonal glyers of art. All are within a modest price, n was announced today by the society.
 Included within the collection ere good impressions of Henry Alken'i sport prints and two interesting caficature Autographs Of DaNmier Also . wiidfowl etching by Frank Benson and two Of the Spanlsh Bull Ring by ooya. The English land' scape Q represented by Seymour Haden and three excellent inpres. sions signed by D. Y. Cameron,
 The well.knpWfl prints of bird. life of Rex Brasher are represent cd as well as two fine wood-cllts by the rising American artist Enii 0ango oil of which are worthy rep. reeentativee of the American sec' ton.
 The exact Japanese art of col. ored engraving Is aptly typlfied b Foujlta's well-known 'srhe Cat,' Also represented are David Her. mine, Deveria, Oerlcault, T'homal Rowiandson, uoodall. Morley ana Unger.
 AS the curator notes in his cata' logue "these collections are assem- bied annually to create and increaes the appreciation of fine printi through ownership"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
OBITUARY
Mrs. Anno Wilson

Mrs. Anna Adellne CMohrmann) wilson, e7, wife of Andrew W. VII. son, died late Wednesday night ct the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louise ". Noble, of North Street, Terryvliie, where she made her home for several years. Mrs. Wilson came Co Connecticut from New York in 1909, residing in Farming ton for e few years and later nov. ing to Bloomfield where she resided until seven years ago. She was . member of the Bloomfield Congre. gaticnal Church.
 Besides her husband and daugh- ter she leaves three sons, Frederick of Plymouth, D. Charles of Yonkers, N F., and Theodore Wilson of Hartford; another daughter, Mrs. Elsie Murphy of Handen; seven grandchildren: and two great grand children.
 Funeral services will be held at the Funk Funeral Home, 36 Belle. vue Avenue, Bristol, Saturday at 2 P. M. with the Rev. Arnold John. son, pastor of the Plymouth Con- gregational Church, officiating. Burial will be in West cemetery, Plymouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
ACE FIVE

Burial will Ae lA wucatlek csmes (NEe. Welcoll krA4.a..a ...,.
 lhe 'naneral home today rom . ,o } end . Co . ?. M'
 A private funeral eoe bAhe Ella. abeeh Louise BNlerlch, tWo-0Aysolu daughter of Df. end Mre, William nNleraoh, leA Grand StreeA waa held yesterday afternoon Ae De- llNiks Funeral Home, M Con9feeA Avenue, Burial was in Calvary cenetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Josephine Tortl, Sle4 webster Avenue, BrunN N. Y. mother ol Mrs, P, l., PAlom~ bA, oe Waterbury, was held today ae e,S0 A. N. from the BoyertoWn Funeral Home, webster Avenue and leoth Street, Bronx, eo Immaculate Conception church, D0nhlll Road, Bronx, at 10, Burial was in St, RaymondS Cemetery, Bronx.
 Delegations from the Knights ot Columbus degree team and aan Salvador Council. No, 1 Valley Council of AnsoniA K. og C., Demo- cratic reglstrars and from the American Steel & Wire Company, !, attended the funeral of John A, Kerin, New Haven, brother ok George Kerin, Waterbury, held yes- teraay in st. Brendan Church. Seated in the sanctuary for the solemn high Mass were more than 10 priests. Burial was In St, Law renee Cemetery, New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
Edword |. Convoy

Word has been received here of the death of Edward L. Conway in Chicago, Wednesday. He was born in Thomaston, the son of the late Catherine Oalley) and Cornelius Conway.
 He was the second man from Waterbury to enlist in World War l. Tn his youth, he was active in sports being Q pitcher for a Thomaston baseball team.
 Mir. Conway is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary c. Calvin, Bris- tol and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Wa- terbury; two brothers, William of Plymouth and James, of Wolcott; and several neices and nephews.
 The body will be brought to the Lyons Funeral Home, ThomaSton Funeral details will be announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
DIED
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors' especially East Machine Room, Sco- will Mfg. Co.,, The Waterbury Re bury Paper Box Co., and The Lar gay Brewing Co.,, for floral offer- ings and the expressions of sym pathy and kindness shown us dur ing our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved wife. mother nd daughter, Helen Edmonds.
 MIR. THOMAS A. EDMONDS.
 and FAMILY.
 MRS. c. WURZINGER,
 and FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13

The funeral of Louis LeopiZ1o, Jr., {, son of Louis and Rose (De PauD Leopizso of T Giles Street, will be held Monday borning at s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
FUNERALS

The funeral of James J. Shana- han of o44 West Main Street. e vet- eran of World War and employe of the Connecticut Light and Power Company for % years, will be held tomorrow from the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main Street at 8:i6 4. M. to the Blessed Sacrament Church where a solemn high Mass will be celebrated at 9. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may cali ct the funeral home today from 2 to 10 P. M.
 Members of Wheeler Young Post, No. 20i, will meet in front of the funeral home at P. M. tonight to pay their last respects to the de- ceased.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thing our many friends, relatives and neighbors, especially the Senior Class of Sacred Heart High and the Forum stan; the Repeats Youngs Auto Supply Aluminium Finishing Dept. ScovilI Mfg. Co, for floral offerings and the expressions of sympathy and bereavement, the death of our be- loved husband and father. William p. Smith.
 THE SMITH FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
Safety Campaign pIuns Dlscussed

Reading plans for the opening of Q national courtesy and safety oAElls palgn for commercial vehicles ln January, 70 representatives Of local trucking flrinB met yesterday Aftera noon at the Chase Country Club.
 The campaign ls being sponsored by the Automobile TfuekerB' Asso- ciAtion Of America and the Motor Transport Association Of Conneeti. cut. uento D, ofBlnl, president os the Waterbury area truckers, said that in January, q nationwide radio broadcast will be addressed to oil truckers informing them of the part they can play in carrying out the methods of safety and courtesy to other vehicles and pedestrains.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
Methodist
 Women Pick New Leader

watefvlile, Dec, is-achFlatlanltv m Like q Rice raeld' was the tnnIc oI tne duvotlona which opened Ehe meeting Of the Women'D Society WednesdaE at Grace MethOalSt Unufch, Mrs. Mary Lowell led the group ln the absence of the spirit. val nie secretary Mrs Arthur
 Following committee reports is vas voted to have a Christmas party next Wednesday night in the church pafiors, This will start with
 pot-luck supper At o:3O, Each member ig asked Co bring Q glft for the grab bag.
 Sunday, Jan. IS, Mrs. John O, walker will show her European movies under the sponsorship of
 Election of officers was held and the following elected. President, Mrs. Harry Lattimer; vice.pfeal- dent, Mrs. Evelyn Nlven; secretary, Mrs. John M. E. Johnson: core responding secretary, Mrs, Lillian Bronson; and treasurer, Miss Ruth Norton,
 Lunch was served by the host- esses, Mrs. Charles Greene, Mrs, William Hcrnbecker and Miss Mary Greene,
 Those attending were: Mrs, Ev. elyn Nlven, Mrs Edwin wightmar, Mrs. Mary McNamara, Mrs. Edward Higham, Mrs. Albert Payne, Mrs. Charlotte Ryder, Mrs. Lillian Brons son, Mrs. Joseph Caron, Mrs. Rich. ard Mutt, Mrs. Bertha Platt Mrs. Mary Lowell, Mrs. Hilda Vowe, Mrs. Ralph Lane, Mrs. John M. D. John. son, Mrs. Harry Lattiner, and Miss Ruth Norton.
 The Finance and Promotion Committee of st. Paui's Episcopal Church will meet this evening in the church ct 7:3O.
 The Jnr.lor Choir of Grace Methodist Church win meet this eTening at 6.
 The Fairmount Community Club Christmas party tomorrow evening in the Club Rooms on Essex Ave- nue, will begin with Q turkey sup- per at 6, it has been announced by Ralph Lane. Each member is asked to bring . Recent gift for the grab bag.
 Frank wilson returned to his home on Thomaston Avenue yes- terday from the Waterbury Hos- pital.
 Mrs. Harry Platt of 8l Robert Street fractured . wrist in a fall yesterday ct her home.
 Mrs. Mary McNamara has re- turned from Florida and is now making her home with Mrs. Eva Kott of Manville Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13

o'clock from the MAlogano Funeral Home, >Ds willow ntFee6 lo lhe DAcred Heart church where Q Mam of Angels VII be celebrated At Q Burial win be in cavalry Cemetery, Friends may call At the funeral home tomorrow from . Co 70 and sunday from 2 to 10 2, N
 Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Mary Vtrltchard) Sawyer, S0o Pied. mont Avenue, widow Of Harrison Al Sawyer, was held today at 3 ?. M at che Alderson Funeral Home, gt Central Avenue, the Rev. Samuel A. nudde of Christ chapel, ofllciat. Ing. Burial will be ln Riverside Cemetery.
 The funeral oe Mrs. Louis FasR Tfanmbull street New Haven mother of Mrs. John ,. Daly, Rlch' mond, Vas wife of the former city editor of The Republican, was helt today at e.SO A. N. from the Beech. CT and Bennett Funeral Home, i0l Broadway, New Haven, to st. Nary church, New Haven ct 9. Buria was in St. Mary's Cemetery.
 Funeral services for Joseph Woodlng Slater, i22 Edin Street win be held tomorrow at II A. M at the Alderson Funeral Home, q Central Avenue. The Rev. N Webb Wright, pastor of South Con gregatlonal Church, will offlciate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
LADIES, PLEASE.

Columbus. O., CUP)-Approxi- mately 35 women scrambled toward supply of scarce soap flakes and bowled over the chain store stock boy. One woman lost a tooth in the scrimmage. The crowd dispersed when the soap flakes were sold out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13

The funeral of Frederick H. Hig. gins, 1863 Madison Street, Oakland, Cal, formerly of Waterbury, will be held tomorrow at 8:30 A. M. from the Bergin Funeral. Home, 20O East Main Street, to the sm- maculate Conception Church for . solemn high Mass at 9. Burial will be in old St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening. MT. Higgins died in Oakland last Saturday.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
NOW MOST V KRANJU

Ma novem savskem mostu "
Kranju je dine q. augusta 1916
zaplapolala zastava. Smrecice
pa so naznanile, da je most do
graien do vrha. Delavci so "a
betonirali zadnjo plosco. Oh
tel priliki je priredilo podjetje
skupno z okrajnim in mestnim
ljudskim odborom "a delavstvo
likof, XII pa Sc je mnogo razli-
koval Cd onih v starih cash.
Med zakusko je spregovoril
upravnik Gradisa V Kran u
Mandeljc, XII Sc je zahvalil de-
lavstvu "a njih pozrtvovalnost.
Po delovnem programu bi ia
dan praznovali sele Is. septem-
bra. Nj bila zasluga strojev in
velikega zerjava, delavci so bill
tisti, XII so dali vse sile in po-
polnim razumevanjem dosegli,
da so prehiteli program "a 19
dni.
Delavstvo izprva nj bilo po-
sebno navduseno "a akord. Vsi
so gledali ma ia nacin della ne
zaupanjem, ker il stare Jugo-
slavic so imeli slabe izkusnje.
Akord je bill takrat priljubljen
nacin "a izkoriscanje delavcev
To nezaupanje pa je sedaj iz'
ginilo, ko je podjetje predlaga,
10, da delavci sami preizkusijo
normo "a akord. Tesarji so sc
domenili, da bodo well "a po-
dlago cas-, XII ga bodo porabilj
"a opazenje prve plosee, Delo sc
izvrsili v 1900 urah. Pri drug
plosci so potem re delali v
akordu in dovrsili delo v 115C
urah, pri tretji V 1O45 in pr
zadnji V 800 urah.
Ista osnova je sluzila "a be.
toniranje. Prvo plosco SO ma
redili v 7O4, drugo v 738, tretjo
v 713 in cetrto V 66O ul'ah. Ma
ia nacin so delavci postopoma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Kontroverza glede "suzenj-
skega della" v Jugoslaviji

skega della" v Jugoslaviji
Nadaljevanje 1. stranD
ambassador v Belgradu, je med
ostalim receno:
"Ti posamezniki, XII MISC bill
spoznani krivim nobenega zlo-
Gina, so konfinirani v tabori-
Seth pod upravo jugoslovanske
Wade, katera jih daje v najem
privatnim osebam "a delo ma
kmetijah in v tovarnah, kjer
morajo trdo delati ne da bi pre-
jemali "a svoje delo kako pla-
Clio"
Nota pravi, da prizadeti ne
dobijo "a svoje delo drugega
kot streho in hrano in da mo-
|rajo delati do IL ur ma dan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

Pomivalke posode
dobijo dobro delo polni ali delhi
cas-. Tovarniska kafeterija. Pla-
ca do ure. Dobi tudi obede in
uniforme. Poklicite HE 4444 in
vprasajte "a Mrs. Guenther.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
sludaj y Clevelandu roje~
mega. SloVenca omenien

mega Slovenca omenjen
Med osebami, katere so ome-
njene v ameriski mott, je slucaj
Antona Klancarja, XII je bill ro-
jen v Clevelandu 20. 11ovembra
1919, in XII je to poletje bival v
Gorenji vasi st. 62, posta smar-
jeta pri Novem mestu, kjer Sc
nahaja tudi njegova sestra
Mary Klancar, XII je bila rojena
v Clevelandu %. marca 1922.
Po izjavi drzavnega depart
menta je bill 10. augusta v Bel
grad poslan protest, da 50 bile
dobljene informacije, da sc ma
merava Klancarja deportirati v
Sovjetsko unijo, in da Sc depor-
tacija ustavi, ako je to resnica.
Jugoslovanska vlada je odgovo-
rila, da protest baziFa ma nepo-
polnih in neresnicnih informa-
cijah, in da DO jugoslovansko
zunanje ministrstvo uradno do
gnalo Klancarjev drzavljanski
status ma temelju obstojecih ju-
goslovanskih zakonov.
v drzavnem departmental je
receno, da obstoji Wits, da sc
Klancar, nahaja v Sovjetski uni
il v taboru "a pristine delo.
Slucaj Kristiana Hegela,
XII Sc sedaj nahaja v. Trstu
V zadnji ameriski mott Sc spe.
cificno protestira proti staliseu
jugoslovanske Wade v zadevi ne
kegS Kristiana Hegela, o kate.
rem Sc trdi, da je bill ma prisil.
mem delu skozi dve lett, akorav.
no je posedal ameriski potni
list. Nota pravi, da je Hege
zbezal ma amerisko poslanistve
v Belgradu, nakar mu je bile
dovoljeno, d je odpotoval '
Trst.
Kot sc razume, je jugoslovan'
ska vlada oh tistem casu dovo
lila odhod 119 osebam, XII so do
kazale amerisko drzavljanstvo
toda trdi Sc, da Sc v Jugoslavij
Sc vedno nahaja 165 takih posa
meznikov.
Medtem, ko ameriska nota tr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

da Sc v tugoslaviji nahaja Cd
1000 do $500 ameriskih drzav-
ljanov, ma Poljskem 10000, ma
Madzarskem pa okrog $50. Cd
onih vJugoslaviji Sc sodi, da je
40 odstotkov takih, XII 50 posta-
Ii drzavljani potion naturaliza-
CHE, ostali pa so bill rojeni v
Zed. drzavah.
v skoro vseh slu6ajih obsto-
ia konflikt glede drzavljanstva,
ker so zakoni Zed. drzav Y ma
sprotju 2 zakoni prizadetih de-
Eel.
Med drugim Sc o.nenja slucaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
PLANINSKA KOCA
MA SV. CORR

Ena najpriljubljenejsih took
"a izletnike v Zasavju je Sveta
CORA, kjer so sedaj planinci po-
stavili Tomazinovo koco. Prejs-
MIA koca je bila med okupacijo
pozgana, da ne bi sluzila oku-
patorju. Takoj po ustanovitvi
podruznice PDS v Zagorju je
bill izvoljen odbor z nalogo, da
koco cimpreje obnovi, da bo 70
pet nudila razvedrila in oddiha
delovnemu ljudstvu. S pomocjo
glavnega odbora PDS, XII je IL
posloval nekaj financnih sred-
stew, Sc je odbor lotil della in Oh
sodelovanju z vsemi organiza-
cijami je upati, da bo koca Sc v
letosnjem letu pod streho.
Kljub temu, da je bio n a
Sveti Gori v dobi borb oku-
patorjem pozgano in unieeno
vse, razen cerkve, so planinci in
izletniki takoj po osvoboditvi
zaceli V velikem stevilu zopet
obiskovati to lepo zasavsko iz-
letno tocko, posebno tudi oni,
XII so sc v dobi borb zadrzevali
ma tenn podrocju. Pobocja Sve-
te gore so posuta z grobovi
padlih borcev, zaradi cesar je
Sveta CORA ne samo izletna toe
ka, ampak tudi posvecen kraj
il junaske dobe slovenskega ma
roda. Da bi tt stevilni izletnik
nasli primerno planinsko zato'
cisce, je podruznica v Zagorju
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
SLAVNOST v SV. TROJICI
PRI DOMzALAH

V nedeljo 1 sept. ma drugo
obletnico, odkar so okupatorji
pozgali to vas, so priredili v
Sv. Trojici mad Domzalami celo-
dnevno slavic sodelovanjem
vseh mnozicnih organizacij. Ma
programu so bile pevske ter
recitacijske tocke. Podali so tu-
di igro "Plavz" in sicer name
scenci in delavci IL tovarne Bo-
nae IL Ljubljane. Cisti dobicek
je namenjen obnovi pozgane va
81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Ponatis IL "slovenskega perseevalca"

izboljsali normo, XII so pospe-
Sill gradnjo. Podjetje je razde-
lilo nagrade delavcem. Tesarja
Mravlja in Zupanc, miner Le-
ban in delavca pri betoniranju
Mocnik in Habjan so dobili maj
visje nagrade po 1,4O0 din in S
tenn tudi priznanje "a najboljse
delavce ma stavbi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
OBNOVITEV WASH POREZEN
MA PRIMORSKEM

IL Tolmina porocajo, da IL
med vseh vasic v tolminskih
hribih, Sc je v trimesecnem TEX
movanju najbolj odlikovala vas
Porezen, XII je obnovila 2 hisi, 3
hleve in 3 gospodarska poslo-
pja.
v Baci mad Podbrdom so S
prostovoljnim delom pripravili
apnenico, sedaj pa postavljajo
zicno vzpenjaeo, XII bo omogo-
ella vascanom prevoz vsako-
vrstnega materijala hriba v
dolino in obratno.
V nedeljo Is. augusta je mia
dina vseh podbrskih vasi in
Cerkna sla ma hrib Porezen in
priredila ma cast 80 padlim zrt-
YAM komenoracijo z govorom
in recitacijami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
O REJI MALIH ZIVALI
v LJUBLANI

V zvezi S porocilom sanitar-
ne inspekcije pri odseku "a
ljudsko zdravje MILO, da Sc ma
obmocju okroznega mesta Ljub-
ljane goji stevilna perutnina in
druge male zivali, "a katere nj
majo lastniki primernih pro-
storov, izdaja izvrsni odbor
mestnega ljudskega odbora "a
okrozno mesto Ljubljana slede-
co odredbo:
1. Prepovedana je vsaka re-
ia malih zivali v stanovanjskih
in poslovnih prostorih, kleteh
ali podstresjih.
2. Ma dvoriscu je dovoljeno
imeti manjse stevilo teh zivali;
pri vec stanovanjskih zgrad-
bah pa samo, &c sc rede v klet-
kah ali zagrajenih prostorih,
XII so dovolj oddaljeni cd Cloves
kin bivalisc.
3. Rejci so dolzni, da vzdr-
zujejo v vseh prostorih, kjer
Sc zivali zadrzujejo, popolno ci-
stoco.
4 Krsilci gornjih predpisov
bodo kaznovani z denarno kaz-
MILO do 1000 din, XII Sc v prime
ri neiztirljivosti izpremeni v ka-
zen prisilnega della, racunajoe en-
dan prisilnega della ma so din.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

dveh ameriskih draavijanov, .
katerih se trdi, az ilista rnogaa
dobiti dovoljenja "a odhod il
Jugoslavije, potem ko sta do
bila aineriske potne liste., Bill
sta to dve zenski Z innenom Spa
sia cetkovic in Lillian Spengler.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

postavila ma terneljih stare TO:
mazinove koce zacasno zaveti-
see, XII je stalno oskrbovano
vsem, kar izletnik potrebuje'
Sluzil DO svojemu namenu vse
dotlej, dokler ne bo stal ma is
tel nj mestu zopet ponosen~ in
vabljiv planinski dom. !
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

di, da Sc s temi osebami slabse'
postopa kot 2 vojnimi ujetniki,
pa je. jugoslovanski odpravnik
poslov Makiedo zanikal, da Sc
bodisi z osebami, ma katere Sc
nanasa ameriska nota, ali s ka-
terimi koli drugimi osebami po-
stopa kot s "suzenjskimi delav-
ci." +
Vecina prizadetih sov
Jugoslaviji rojeni Nemci
Makiedo je rekel, da so pri-
zadeti po vecini v Jugoslaviji
rojeni Nemci, XII so Sc pred lett
izselili v Zed. drzave, kjer so
postal ameriskimi drzavljani,
potem pa Sc tekom depresije vr-
Mill v Jugoslavijo.
Jugoslavija smatra vse te
osebe "a jugoslovanske drzav-
ljane, je izjavil Makiedo, ne IL
vzemsi onih, XII so bill rojeni v
Ameriki ter Sc vrnili svojimi
starsi v Jugoslavijo. Veliko teh
oseb je postalo nacijskih agen'
tov ali clanov nemske IS divi.
zije, XII je nosila ime "Princ
Evgen".
"Vsa ia skupin~ je bila Hit
lerjeva najbolj ucinkovita pets
kolona v Jugoslaviji," je izjavi
Makiedo.
Drzavni department smatra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
MED JE v PROSTI
PRODAU

Ministrstvo "a trgovino in
preskrbo Wade LRS so odredili,
da sc prodaja med v prosti pro-
dali po doloceni ceni 68 din ky
Ia vecje nabave je svetovano,
mai sc zavodne druzine, bolni.
ce, poeitniske k,olonije it'd
obracajo neposredno ma Cebe-
larsko zadrugo v Ljubljani, kj
bo skusala kriti potrebe vecjih
dobav il obstojecih zalog.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

Med drugim sc CINEMA slucaj
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Prodo So

elektricno ledenico (refrigera-
tori Leonard izdelka. Z kubic-
nih cevljev. Cena $4,000. vpra-
Be- Sc ma 1888 e. 81 st., Suite
2, TEL: Elk 1881.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Prola Sc

hisa "a 2 druzini ma 1876 E. Al
st. 6 in S sob. Lahko takoj pre-
vzamete. Pisite ali poklicite. H.
NICK, Route 3, Box 81, Chardon,
O., tel: KE O745.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-25
CANTON ECHO
By Lillian Bremen

Canton, O.. April 25-Puff,
puff. puff! Ii you ever go to the
clubs baseball practice you can
hear those puifs from the girls as
they try to get to first plate. Do
not worry boys, we'll surprise
you some day. Henry Thesis be-
lieves in covering the base from
head to foot but be sure YOU are
on the base. Johnny. AT least
baseball practice does some good.
Measure your waistline girls.
Has it gone down couple of in
ches yet.
Saturday night some of us Wee
up at the club but we missed alot
of the familiar faces. We were
glad to see Henry Binder from
New Castle and we hope you en-
joyed yourself.
AS usual most of us won our
sslves out dancing those few
polkas that were played. But,
anyway. it's all alot of fun.
We'd like to welcome Herbert
Lembke home and he is now
home to stay. Don't forget to
bring him to the club Rose. We
also hear that Ed Schorsten is
home for "a little while.
After we left the club Saturday
night we all went to get some
thing to eat. 1t seems like Roo
kie' found a new way to eat Il
inch coney but it seemed rather
messy, did not it?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-25
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