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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-07-11
Berne

Berne, July 10 - Mrs. Jennie
Barrett is visiting relatives in Ava
at this time.
Miss Blanche Smith returned to
Cleveland Sunday after spending
two weeks vacation with relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. Dwight Kuhn and mother,
Gertrude Kuhn were shopping in
Caldwell Saturday.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Crum were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kasner and
children of Lewisville, Mr.. Ed
Michel and son, Sargis, of Caldwell
route /, Mr.. John Kuhn of Burk-
hart, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill.
Mrs. Bernice Leasure and chill
dren spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs Zibbie Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Massengale
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Forshey of
Akron and Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-07-11
.SaleSviue

Salesville,, July 1O-Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Thomas are visiting with
their daughter, Elaine Moore, at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The cottage prayer meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs Add.
Stillion on Friday at 7:30 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roe and son
Jerry were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Lashley and family at
Buffalo, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Meighen
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rich and family enjoyed a
picnic at Cambridge Park, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Frame of
New Philadelphia R. D., Mrs. Grace
Newman of Lore City, R. D.1, Mrs.
GIenna Goodwin, Cambridge r. D.
4 were callers at the home of
Winnie Frame last week.
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helthtOWn-
Dinner HOnOrs Son
Who Re-enliSted i'm Armv

KeithoWn, July 10-Mr and Mrs.
Ard Chandler of KeithtoWn enter
tanned Sunday, June 80 with chic
ken dinner in honor of their son,
Roy, who has enlisted in the army
for three years. He served in the
ETO and is now on 14-day delay
enroute from Camp Atterbury, Ind,
to Camp Kilmer, N. j., where he
will embark for overseas duty. 1t
is also the first time in over five
years that all the family had been
together at one time which includes
seven children that were present;
Ruth Chandler of McConnelsville,
Kathryn Chandler of Akron, Joe,
Roy, Betty, Clarence and Harley of
the home.
Other guests included Jack Morse
and Eddie Chandler of Akron, Har-
ley Teeters, Beverly Swank, Mrs.
Roy Chandler and daughter, Gloris,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McMannis and
sons, Walter, Gail and Carl of
Reinersville and Fred Chandler.
Afternoon and evening callers were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Stack and Don
aid Earls. Mr.. and Mrs. lola Groves
and sons, Dale and Ronnie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Bell of
Zsnesville spent the past few days
with old friends and neighbors in
this community.
Miss Mary Burkhart of GAINESVILLE
is spending a three weeks vacation
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Burkhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tweedale
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Crobar and
son of Cleveland spent a few days
recently at the home of Mr.. and
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Mrs. Leo Burkhart.

Mrs. Leo Burkhart.
Miss Ruth Chandler of McCon-
nelsville spent couple days re-
Gently with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ard Chandler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lenton and
daughter, Mary Louise, and Bill and
Harry Kiles of near Elba visited
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Stack.
Miss Betty Chandler spent Sun
DAY at the home of Bertie Teters of
Maple Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Teters Wis
tied Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan at
East Union.
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Louise Crock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Vanfossen
of Akron spent July 4th with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Van
fossen and Mrs. Clarence Leasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Shafer, Mrs.
Minnie Shafer and Mrs. Bernice
Hesson of Mt. Vernon spent Sunday
at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Reed and
daughter of Summerfield visited
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Freda
Mantel, and family.
Mrs. Lena Schramm and son, Har-
old, Of Cornerville spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Schramm.
Supt. and Mrs. H. NJ Ayers and
Miss Nina Lee Henderson, shopped
at Marietta, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Kelby, Mrs.
H. E. Kelby and Mr.. and Mrs. P
D. Kelby visited relatives at Dexter
City and Beverly, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Crock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Crock of Iowa are
visiting relatives here. They were
called here by the death of their
sister-in-laW, Mrs. Louise Crock.
Mrs. Wilbert Hardesty and daugh-
ter, Shirley, visited Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Love, of route l.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Friehauf of route l were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Friehauf and
daughter, Ann, and Mrs. Mary
Friehauf, of Bedford
Sunday visitors at the home of
Greal Leasure were: Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Leasure of Shadesville,
Mrs. Rosa Leasure and daughter of
Columbus, and Mrs, Florence Mat
heWs and children of Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Killer and
family of Elyria spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed.
Killer.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Parks and
family of Lower Salem visited
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonar and
family of Columbus are spending
q two weeks vacation with relatives
on route l.
Miss Jewell and Lloyd Ullman of
Lower Salem route were callers at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette
Ayers, Sunday
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
d. F. Rohrer were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Carnell of Akron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Hogue of Youngstown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rohrer and
son, Glen, and Roy Rohrer of Co.
lumbuS.
Dinner guests Sunday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Ayers of route
l were Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Ayers
and son, Allen, Bob Strain, Jacob
Franks, and David Snider.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown of
Graysville visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Lee.
Paul Schafer of Detroit, Mich,
visited the past week at his farm
home here.
Mrs Mabel Haskins of New Con-
cord was a caller at the home of
Bessie Miller, Friday evening.
Fred and Victor Lee are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Belle Kin
ley, of Sycamore Valley.
Mrs. Erval Stevens and daughter,
Mary, and son, Elmer, were callers
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mantel, of Lower Salem route.
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It Was OK Until

Cleveland, July 10 Three
weeks ago 15-year-old Amos Walk
er went to an induction center to
bid friend goodbye.
Fall in," a sergeant yelled.
The youth fell in" and wound
up at Camp Atterbury. He finally
tired of KIP and marching, and
telephoned his mother in Cleveland.
She got him out.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
Pregled vsebine
Amer. ~druzinskequ
koIeduriu

America v malem (Janko Ze-
ga). Spis 0 ljudeh, XII SO Sc med
vojno zbirali in Sc pomenkovali
o svojih sinovih ter hcerah, XII 50
jih imeli v armadi.
BOZ tr~inajstih az zbirke Ser
geja VoSnjaka). (Povest IL parti-
zanske borbe v Sloveniji.)
Crne rokavice (Katka Zupan-
cic)- Zgodba IL nasega domace-
ga zivljenja v Ameriki, kakr
Snih Sc nesteto dogaja, a lie ia je
literarno opisana.
Franz (Crtica O decku, XII ie v
vojni izgubil starse in postal sin
ameriskih vojakov in ameriskih
WACS. Napisal 10 je J. z. Cele-
ga imena noce V k~oledarju, dasi
je ia pripovest, il Nemcije, Ia
jeta cd slovenskih ljudi.
"Lipe gre V Ljubljano." Sati-
"a, enodejanka, napisal Frank
Cesen.
Major Herbert Won Hardfau-
stem je bill filozof. (Povest IL
osvobodilne borbe, XII jo je ma
pisal Etbin Kristan. Ne boste
verjeli, koliko razuma je V TEN
cloveku, ampak ko povest pre-
citate, pa boste razumeli.
0 svojem stricu Petru, XII sc
.je boril osvobodilni 'front.', pi-
Sc Pepca Kobilca.
Marya Omahen Hohar ina
spis O svojem dedku. Skoda, ker
ga on ne DO mogel brati
o oderuhih pri pogrebih zelo
dobro razlaga Anton Shular. @
tenn je bio in DO prilicno omemb
v Proletarcu.
"Pot V novo z~ivljenje" je po-
vest, XII 10 je napisal Anton Sla-
be. Zelo dobro zajeta, il zivlie-
MIA pijancev in tudi MEN "a
kljucek je dober.
John zigman il naselbine
Strabane ina kratko crtico c
svojih starSih. Jake lepa move
lica.
Josko Oven je obudil V IetoS-
MEM koledarju svoje spomine
ma tri leta vajeniStva V ucenju
krojaske obrti in nedvomno be
njegov spis zanimal mic kolikc
citateljev.
Dale je V tenn koledarju mno-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

goslavijo in Ameriko). Navdu-
sujeta tudi ameriske poroceval-
ce v tujini, da posiljajo v Anne
riko THU sovrazne depeSe, cd
klanjata pOtne VIE Jugoslova-
nom, Xxi zelijo potovati v Anne
riko pc trgovskih poslih.
Ponovno: Ali predsednik Tru-
man kaj We o tenn? We Ii gospod
Byrnes?
Pripomba: Vsebina tega CLAN
ka tudi deloma pojasni, zakaj je
drzavni department "pristulil"
tisti rep" v svoji izjavi "a tisk,
ko je naznanil pred Bozicem, da
uradno priznava novo jugoslo-
vansko republiko. "Balkanski
eksperti'', katere je Adamic ia
ko mojstrsko predstavil svojim
citateljem, imajo precej masla
ma svojih glavah, in to maslo Sc
je pricelo slednje case topiti.
Use to je dobro znamenje "a Ju-
goslavijo. Propaganda proti Mi,
XII 10 vodi reakcionarni tisk V
Ameriki in Angliii zadnje case,
ie lie krinka, "a katero Sc skriva-
10 start grehi ameriSke in bri-
tanske diplomacije napram novi
Jugoslaviji in njenim prebuie-
MIN narodom. Zakaj ne slone a.
meriske ~zunanje smernice V du-
hu revolucionarnih principov
liza 1776, ma mesto V duhu an
gleskega kolonijalnega imperi-,
alizma pred dobo ameriSke re-
volucije, S katerim Sc Amerika
danes smesi pred vsem demo-
kraticnim svetom0
Mirko G.. KuheI, tainik.
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Proletarec

vsled namena tiste klike bal
kanskih ekspertov'' v drzavnem
Department., da bi Sc prisililo
Tita izbrisati Mihajlovicevo ime
z liste vojnih zlocincev. "Eks-
peril" to hocejo, da bi Sc lima
zali il zagate v departmental in
pred zainteresiranim delom
splosne javnosti ter v oceh
washingtonskega tiska (ki ina
tudi kosmato vest glede Mihaj-
lovica). To zelijo radi tega, ker
SO tiste vrste ljudje, kojih vpo-
gled v cloveSke in narodne raz-
mere Jill navdaja S strahom in
jim osovrazuje tekoce liudske
vstaje pc vsem svetu. "Eksper-
ti' ter njihovi tovarisi pc tenn
peramentu in v socialnem vpo-
gledu Sc trudijo ma vse kriplje,
da bi zastavili, diskreditirali,
zbrisali in preprecili vsako tako
v~stajo, medtem ko cvekajo o de-
mokraciji in svobodi, katero ma
rodi iscejo in Sc "a MO borijo.
"Balkanskim ekspertom" to-
rel nj mar objektivna situaciia
V Jugoslaviji; brigajo Sc in po-
skusajo, kako hi manipulirali ia
polozaj V svoj lastni prid: vzdr-
zanje ,starega, zadusitev novega,
ter ohranitev svoje reputacije,
XII je sploh nimajo.
Potion Pattersona xxi Sc Siro-
kousti, da v Jugoslaviji mi ia
kin Stirih svobodscin kot jih u
mevamo mi V Zed. drzavah")
pritiska Schantz ma Tita, da bi
opustil obtoznico prot Mihajlo-
vicu. Tito Sc pa ne da ganiti IL
enostavnega vzroka, katerega Sc
"balkanski eksperti" v drzav-
mem departmental dobro zave-
dajo, MANFRED, da je Mihajlovic
sodeloval S sOvraznikom ter da
SO njegovi cetniki poklali ma sto
tisoce neborbenih Jugoslovanov
2 niegovim odobrilom ali pa v
smislu njegovega povelja, pove-
liza, XII iih ie odobrila ubezna
kraljeva jugoslovanska vlada V
Londonu, pri kateri je bill Pat
terson najprvo akreditiran kot
veleposlanik. In ker Sc Tito no.
&c ganiti, pOplavljata Schantz i'll
Patterson drzavni department
in Belo hiso z neugodnimi poro-
eli o Jugoslaviji.
Ia diva z%adrzujeta trgovska
in kreditna pogajanja (med Jul
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
lZCRPEK IL POROCILA
TAJNIKA S~LOVENSKEGA
DELAVSKEGA CENTRA

Chicago, Hl.-John Rak, tai
nix Slovenskega delavskega cen
ira, pravi V svojem porocilu, da
ie ia ustanova v minulem letu
zelo uspesno poslovala, podrob-
nosti O Mi pa DO podal ma obc-
mem zboru, XII Sc vrSi v cetrtek,
dne 81. %januarja, ma 1901 South
LaWndale Ave.
Porocilo o dohodkih in izdat-
kin ter o imovini so dobili vsi
d~elnicarji in dobili ga bodo Sc
posebno vsi, XII Sc udeleze seize.
Skupni dohodki so znaSali la
nj $6,589, 98, stroSki pa $6,594.-
08.
Imovina Contra znaSa $16,-
1926. Predelave, XII so v ma
crtu, bi stale kakih $40 1000, kar
je precejSnja vsota in O tenn DO
ma obcnem zboru glavna az
praVa.
Pridite ma sejo vsi delnicarji,
vsi pooblaScenci delnicariev in
vsi clani in clanice kluba st. l
JSZ. = p. o.
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Mdsne selitve v Evropi

Sc nikoli Sc nj selilo V tako
kratki dobi toliko ljudi, kot Sc
jih je pc koncani vojni re in
Sc jih DO letos V Evropi. Prvic
izseljevanje vec milijonov pri-
silnih delavcev in vojnih ujet-
nikov IL Nemcije; drugic, prisil-
no izseljevanje Nemcev IL move
Poljske mad tri in pol m~ilijona
Nemcev), IL Ceske je bilo delo-
ma re izseljenih in drugi pride
10 ma vrsto letos, diva in pol mi
lijona Nemcev, il Madzarske jih
mora pol milijona, 10000 il
Avstrije in vec ali mani SO TAXA
prisilna, r%egulirana izseljevanja
vrse IL drugih krajev.
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Chicago and Northern illinois,
the Center Of Your Market

Druzabne prilike so Obsirne. -
zivljenske in delovne razmere V
vseh okrozjih Chicago in sever
mega Illinoisa so privlacne "a de-
lodajalce in delavce. Residencni
okraji so skrbno planirani. Dru-
zabna posluga policiiskega, og-
njegasnega, zdravstvenega in sa-
nitarnega oddelka, sol, bolniSnic
in cerkva, vseucilisc in muzejev
je priznano najboljse dezeli.
Kljub temu so davki, pc mnenju
kvalificiranih strokovnjakov,
zmerni. Povprecno ina Chicago
nizje davke V primeri s petnaj-
Stimi naiVeciimi meSti " 6ezeIi
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Lokalni in drzavni davki ma industrije so lie Cd
lOmek kosmatih dohodkov.
Gas je sedaj.-V sedanjem casu 81 Industrial iSce
prednosti strategicnega okrozja kot Sc nikoli.
Napredni tvornicarji in obrtniki vedno ocenijo
vse okolscine kjer mislijo graditi svoja podjetja.
Dognati skusajo prednosti, XII Jill nudi Chicago
IN okolica vecini industrij. Veseli mas, da smo
Jim lahko ma razpolago pri temu in da Jim nu-
dino pomOc nash treniranih industriialnih in
%zenirjev, katerim so znane vse okolsGine v okro-
zju do potankosti. Dobrodosle so nam tudi vase
polzvedbe, katere bono drzali zaupno.
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Efbin Kristen

gova vlada ina nekam podoben
program in v Avstraliji in Now
Zelandiji re precej casa hodijo
pc takih potih; cello v Kanadi vi
dino skromne zacetke. Torej -.
Dale predvideva ustava splo-
Sen proizvajalni nacrt, = Inn
pjatiletke? = in pri izvajanju
nacrta in kontrole proizvajanja
Sc drzava naslanja ma sodelova-
ME delavskih strokovnih in dru-
gin narodnih organizacij. CPo-
znam dosti ljudi, katerim to nj
kakor ne DO vSec -
Sedemnajsti clanek pa pravi
to:
Drzava posvecuje posebnc
paznjo in dale pomoc in olajsa-
We vsem oblikam narodnega "a
druznistva.
To je seveda sumljiva rec in
veleindustrijskim mogotcem
zveni kakor mrtvaSki zvon. Ia
ko naglaSanje zadruznistva! &c
Sc zadruge razvijejo, razsirijo.
vkoreninijo, postavijo ma sirso
in sirso podlago - nekega dine
pride lahko. do tega, da DO yes
narod ena sama velika produk,
tivna konsumna zadruga in to
= to - to je sssocijalizem!
Ampak &c ga ljudstvo hoce?
Ne SINE ga hoteti! Diktatura.
Oni pa mislijo, da je demo
kracija in cello pravijo, da je res
nicna demokracija nemogoca.
kjer clovek lahko izkorisca clot
veka "a svoj dobicek. Pac dru-
gacen svet ...
Ustava ne odpravlja privatne
Jasmine. Toda ne postavlja il
nobenih oltarjev; &c zahtevajo
skupni interest, Sc lahko omeii
ali ekspropriira, toda lie ma pod
lagi zakona in S primerno Cd
Skodnino, kar Sc navsezadnje
tudi V kapitalisticnih drzavah
prakticira.
Zemlja - pravi nacrt - pri-
pada tistim, XII 10 obdelujejo.
Zakon doloci, ali more imeti
kaksna ustanova ali oseba, XII nj
poljedelec kaj zemlje in koliko.
V privatnih rokah ne more biti
ma nikakrsni podlagi veleposest.
Zakon doloci maksimnm zemlji-
szke privatne posesti. Drzava
zlasti sciti in podpira majhnega
i n~srednjega kmeta.
Z zakonitimi sredstvi pomaga
drzava delovnemu ljudstvu, da
Sc more zdruziti in organizirati
"a obrambo prot gospodarske-
mu izkoriScanju. Drzava jamci
delavcem in nameScencem pra-
vico zdruzevanja in jih sciti z
omejevanjem delavnika, z dolo-
canjem minimalnih plac in s
pravico do letnega placanega
pocitka.
To vse je kajpada lie Sc nacrt
in ODE zbornici ustavodajne
skupscine bosta imeli dovolj de-
la, da ga p~reucita in obdelata.
Razume Sc, da je razen tega po-
glavja Sc dosti zanimivih doloch
in yes nacrt DO vreden Sc kak-
she besede. Toda "a ogromnC
vecino ljudstva ie gospodarskc
VpraSanje najvaznejSe in pc tenn
predlogu Sc re nekoliko vidi
kaj Sc kuha V Jugoslaviji - in
zakaj je toliko kricanja o Titovj
diktaturi. Ne sliSimo pa takega
krika IL Jugoslavije in pravza-
DraV ore "a ,JuoOSlaviiO.
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V tenn kraju zivi - 20, 900, 900 Judi S tovorom,
XII Sc ga cez noe dostavi V, Chicago. Industrial V
Chicago uziva vse ekonomske udobnosti; hitter
uvoz in izVoz; nizka prevoznina; udobnost "a Cd
jemalce in zaloznike; stalen dotok nme
kupcev. Emo samo Observation-Disclosures Mart,
privabi 400, 900 kupcev ma leto. Furniture Mart,
ma primer, je drugo tako centralno trgoviSce, XII
je priznano sredisce industrije S pohistvom. Nj
cuda, da je Chicago priznano kot "velik trgovski
centrum
IndustriaIna sredstva so razlicna-V osrcju tega
centralnega nakupnega in prodajalnega omrezja,
Chicago in Northern Illinois okraja je nekako
jedro tie ogrOmne trgovske Zaloge. Tu zivi 5 mill
jonoV ljudi, katerih dohodki so zadnje leto do
segli 72 bilijonov dolarjev. Tu je 10, 900 indu-
strijskih %poslopij, XII izdelujejo vse mogoce silva,
ri, doll do X-ray ~predmetov. Osemdeset odstot-
kov vseh INDUSTRY v Zed. drzavah je zastopanih
tn. Chicago pc vsej pravici zasluzi ime 'depart-
ment store of industry"-poleg omega kar Sc Sc
dobavlja il drugih tvornic.
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go povesti in pesmi cd ljudi, XII
SO bill hostarji.
v pesniskem delu SO zastopa-
nj vecinoma partizani, med nil
mi Tone Seliskar, Lojze Jurc,
Mattel Bor, in Sc precej drugih,
sami nasi ljudje.
DRUGO ZANIMIVO GRADIVO
LetoSnji koledar je urejen
tudi z raznim drugim gradivom,
XII ie vredno vec kot pa mu je
cena $3.50. N. pr. John Gorsek
ohuja v MENU spomine in dozi-
vetja izpred petdesetih let.
Koliko je Slovencev v Anne
riki? A tenn razpravlja Janko N.
Rogelj.
Anton Garden je posegel v
svoje spomine, XII so polni nagi-
bow pc udejstvovanju v delav-
skem gibanju.
Kaj SO pretrpeli ljudje, XII so
morali tiskati plakate v casu
osvobodilne borbe V Sloveniji,
pove spis "Podtalni tisk V Slo-
Veniii."
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Industries locating in this area have

IHuuStIIeS IOCaIlng III thIS area nav
these outstanding advantages
ReilrOad Center of the United States World
Airport Inland Waterways : Geographical
Center : The Great Central Market Food
Producing and Processing Center Leader in
Iron and Steel Manufacturing Good Labor
Relations Record = 2,500, 600 KiloWatts of
Power = Tremendous Coal Reserves Album
dant Gas and Oil = Good Government Good
Living.
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Kdo zostopa Ameriko
v %jUgovzhodn
Evropi?
(Nadaljevanje S 4. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje S 4. strani.)
barvo ontirusizma in med bar
vo, XII 10 kaze bivse faSisticno
Vodstvo, XII tudi racuna ma novo
s%vetovno vojno) Ker Sc pajdasi-
ia skoraj izkljucno S protiruski-
mi clement, Sc naSa politicno-
diplomatska zastopnika istove-
tita z nazadnjaskimi desnicarji
in faSisticnimi strujami. Barnes
je krut clovek; nekaj njegovih
osebnih prijateljev liza pred
vojne dobe je bio sojenih in U.s.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

1hsb the fifth oa series a advertisements on the nhhLa agricultural and residential
advantages Ch@go and Northern Illinois Frm more information communicated the
TERRITORIAL INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
Marquette Building tOS South DaM@mS street, Chicago g. illinois, Phone 4NdPb 1917
COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY 9 PUBLIC SERVICE OAPAN II NORTHERN ILLINOIS
WESTERN NITEDG JAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMO SNORTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

Borca Sc spozna pc njegovi ideji:
KIDD je heroj in kdo fanatik?-Roda
Roda.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
SATURDAY, MARCH 8
At 100 o'clock. the following:


Glove Hot Blast heating stov Nuban cast iron heat
with South
Bend Maabe New Perfection oil heater one rose coore
living
consisting of bed mattress
springs vanity chair dining
buffet Maytag electric
good Croy table model ado double beds
with old fashioned
chest of drawers Singer sewing machine library table, one
table
lamp smoking stand; upholstered chdrenS rockers
chs table, stands OOb Vitalare ice dining
high chairs;
Dishes has service for g.
electric clothes dryers three 9x2
congolem 7X1O congoeum noeum throw
rugs pillows; cuans lace
tains pairs dotted rufed white curtains pairs white red cur
all Other
metal board dishes;
glassware utensils other articles
mention.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
barrel 4lO shot
rakes hoes and miscellaneous TOOLS socket wrench set rabbit
lot glass and other articles
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE GREGG
John Pfarr Surgis Cheney, Clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
ThursdaY. March 2I

Roy Aspinall & Tom Brown, l
mile south of Middleburg, 13 miles
west of Marysvilie, 81 registered
Holstein cows and heifers, AZ
hogs. 90 sheep, milking equipment,
tractor outfit, feed, implements.
Simpson q Son. and Chester Teets,
auctioneers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Union County Health and Tubercu-
losis Association will hold their an
nual meeting on April 9Th. 1916 at
200 o'clock PM. in the Senior High
School recreation room. The meeting
will be for the purposes of electing
officers for the coming year and to
suggest and adopt several changes
in the constitution.
Notice is further given that each
person who contributed one dollar or
more for the 1916 Christmas seal
sale is a member of this association
and is entitled to participate at sale
meeting.
MRS. OLIVE SOUTHARD
Secretary and Treasurer Union
County Health and Tuberculo-
sis Association
3-7-2T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
LEGAL. NOTICE,

Forrest Brunson, who is an inmate
of the State Reformatory at La
Grange, Kentucky. will take notice
that on the 18th day of February,
1916, Wanda L. Brunson filed her
petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Union County. Ohio, case
No. 1885 praying for divorce, on
grounds of imprisonment
Said cause will be for hearing on
or after the 9Th day of April, 1916.
MILO l.. MYERS
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
Wednesday. March 20

Noel Brown, 5 miles south of
Marysville, 6 miles north of Plain
City, 2 horses, II cattle, 20 hogs,
chickens, hay and grain, tractor
outfit, implements, some house,
hold goods. Simpson & Son, aucts.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
wednesday, March I3

Mr.. and Mrs. John Noelp, 3 mi.
southeast of Dover, 3 miles south
west of Ostrander, 2 horses, Is
cattle, 28 hogs, machinery, mis-
cellaneous, feed and seeds, furni-
ture. Simpson q son, aucts.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
TuesfIay. March 40

Barnett, Marshall and Davis, on
the Ned Barnett farm, 2 miles
south of Broadway. Complete clos
ing-out farm sale. Simpson & Son,
auctioneerS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
Saturday. March o

Mrs. Lola Thompson l mile
west of Broadway, household
goods, miscellaneous items, grass
seed, 100 bu, of corn. Simpson &
Son, auctS.