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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27
NOTICE
Tchula. Mississipl

Tchula, Mississippi
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned Merchants and
Planters Bank of Tchula. Holmes
County, Mississippi, has been desig-
mated by the Levee Commissioners
for the Yazoo-M Mississippi Delta at
a depository for funds of the Levee
Board for two years beginning May
z, 1916, maximum amount of de-
posts $40, 100000.
This June 4, 1946.
(SEAL) Merchants & Planters Bank
BY r. L. Ray, Cashier
7-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27
NOTICE o BIDS

In Re: Advertise for Calculating
Machine.
1t is hereby ordered that the Clerk
of the Board advertise for bids. to
be received at the Regular July A.
D.. 1916 Meeting for the sale to
Holmes County, for the s OF the
Sheriff's Office One New Calculat-
ing Machine, and for the trade-in on
the purchase price Of the new ma
chine. one old Monroe Calculating
Machine, the Board reserving the
right to reject any or all bids.
Ordered this June 8, 1916.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Clerk
7-4tnr
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27
NOTICE o BIDS

In Re: Purchase Truck for Cruger
Road District.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors Of Holmes
County, Mississippi, will receive
sealed bids until IL o'clock Noon or
the 1st day Of July, 1946, for the
sale to it, of the use Of Cruger Roa6
District, Of the following rescribed
machinery and equipment:
/ truck chassis complete witt
starter lghts, wheels. tires and Cal
1k Z 4 Capacity, the said Boare
reser y1ng the right to reject any o.
| all bids.
Ordered this June 8, 1946.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Clerk
7-4tny
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27

Mrs. w. E. Gentry, of Indianapolis.
Indiana, returned to her home on
Friday after a visit in the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K
Rbypo
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27

DR.. and Mrs. J. J.. Kazar and
daughters are leaving this week to
spend a few days in Stamps, Ark,
with Mrs. Kitchens.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27

DR.. j.. J. Kazar made a trip to Chi
cago last week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27
TOM Q. ELLIS
IS
CLEAN
COURAGEOUS
FEARLESS
Al II NJ
Tom Ellis represents
q Principle that will
help to mobilize the
minds, hearts, and
wills Of people to
unity and action

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He has built his private md public life on big duso of oh odc kon eovenmen
Tom O. Ellis is conducting clean campaign in keeping with The dignity Of The office 10
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As spirit in Mississippi and the United States today
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
o, Give Me a Home is a popular song!

a $4,000 house, there are other
ways open to you.
One is by furnishing the
landlord with a new car, at cell
ing price.
Another = if you are a vet
eran - is to apply at one OF
the government agencies. All
you need is patience, fortitude,
and a little luck = like in win.
ming the Irish sweepstakes.
THERE ARE other ways, too.
The only one recommended is
having a friend who has place
he can let you have. This is
clearly the best way.
1t should be borne in mind,
however, that it is not enough
to succeed in getting a home
through. one of these sure-fire
methods. There are certain OBJ
stacles even then.
One is restrictive covenants.
Another is children. Most land.
lords consider it a serious
breach of etiquette for tenants
to have children, and highly un-
ethical to have them after they
have rented a home without
any. Some of them demand
guarantees.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

ed a campaign to seek legislation
to outlaw race-quota schools in
Illinois. State assemblymen here
have been polled on the issue of
presenting a bill in the House to
insure equal educational oppor-
tunities for all citizens.
In the STAR series it was re-
vealed that Vernon L. Nickel,
now seeking reelection as State
superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, on the COP ticket, had of
ficially approved the race-quota
schools despite their policies.
Members of the veterans COM
mittee against trade school dis
elimination had wired protests
to Nickel; General Omar N.
Bradley, chief of the Veterans
Administration; Mayor Kelly;
Governor Green and to Beer Of
the Regional VA.
The Chicago Civil Liberties
Committee had wired General
Bradley that unless all contracts
were cancelled with the anti-Ne-
gro Coyne school it was prepared
to take such action to abolish
this evil as the law will permit"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

dents were being trained under
the CT Bill of Rights. A mixed
delegation of veterans had met
with Robert D. Beer, manager OF
the Veterans Administration to
demand that Coyne and other
race-quota trade schools be drop
ped from the CT approval list.
Despite the flat refusal of Beer
to take action to end discrimina-
ton against Negro CTS, the vet
Grams delegation, chaired by
William SimHns of the American
Veterans Committee, had met
with officials of Coyne.
Investigation of Coyne's race
hate policy began after the
STARS receipt of the schools
application blank which stated
"We have no facilities for Ne.
groes."
Similar schools approved by
the Veterans Administration but
with rigid race restrictions in
Guided Gregg Shorthand College,
Bryant and Stratton's business
school, and the LaSalle Extension
University.
Meanwhile the STAR has open
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
NMU moves for full
Lakes strike victory

The National Maritime Union
this week closed in on the last
hold-out shipping companies In
its two-week strike on the Great
Lakes.
NMU called off its bitterly
fought general strike after it had
smashed the 56-hour week on the
Lakes with the powerful anti-un-
ion Lake Carriers Assn. match
ing terms won by the union from
shipping companies already un-
der contract.
1t was the first successful
strike on the Great Lakes since
1904.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

you're a little dissatisfied with
splitting your family into two
or three separate units living
with different relatives?
Or when living in your in
laws kitchen gets you land
them) to the point of open wal
fare?
Or when that natty little pup
tent or chicken coop won't
make the grade any longer?
Or when you're on the receiv-
ing end of an eviction notice?
FIRST THING you do, of
course, is look in the want ads.
After a tedious search, you
come across tiny section head
ed Rentals.
You are surprised Cat first)
at the remarkable coincidence
that makes so many of the few
available places have so much
furniture for sale.
It does not take you long,
however, to find out that you
can easily get an apartment or
house if you can afford to buy
a few thousand dollars worth
of furniture.
What's more, cases have been
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

Coyne dropped its tradi-
tional race-hate rule after the
STARS exclusive expose of
discrimination against minority
race veterans under the CT Bill
of Rights.
NEGROES who meet our re-
quirements will be admitted as
soon as our prior commitments
permit" declared Coyne's man.
ager. c. S. Marian.
While Marian cOntended that
"long waiting list prevent
ed the school from opening its
doors to Negroes until "Au-
gust, 1947" veteran leaders
here pressed for an immediate
admittance of Negro GPs.
Marian declared that the change
had been made after a meeting
of the schools board of directors.
1T CAME after the anti-Negro
policy of the rich trade school
had been blasted repeatedly by
Chicago veterans following the
STARS four-week series.
The STAR had revealed that
95 percent of Coyne's 1900 stu
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

Swift, Armour, Cudahy and
Wilson's packing companies =
about to begin their second round
of negotiations with the United
clearinghouse Workers of Ameri-
ca (CIO) have opened up here
with mass layoffs.
The layoffs hit the yards upon
the heels of Sec. of Agriculture
Clinton Anderson's fat grant of
price boosts to the rebellious
packers.
CAUGHT in the Big Four's
mass layoffs are clearinghouse
workers with seniority as high as
IS years, union spokesman
charge.
The 1ayoffs also came as
UPWA's 100000 workers were
set to take a strike vote on Sept.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

IT SHOULD be a source of
great satisfaction to veterans,
though, to learn that many real
estate operators will sell or rent
only to them.
They are patriotic fellows,
these landlords. They are par
ticular about whom they fleece.
But they don't hold candle
to the good-hearted builders
who are energetically construct
ing hundreds of new automo-
bile showrooms, where you can
see the car you can't get that
will help you find the home
you can't have.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

reported where this fugitive
kindling wood has actually
been resold by the tenant for
as high as 20 percent of It's
price! n y y
so FAR, so good. But if you
are part of that miserable min.
ority (about SO percent that
cannot make such a fine invest
ment in furniture, or make the
down payment needed to buy
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

Created by unanimous agree
ment at meeting last Wednes-
day, August 18th, called by CLIO
Vice-President and Organization
al Director Allan S. Haywood,
the committee has assumed full
responsibility to raise PAC funds
among all international unions in
the area.
The committee consists of II
members, headed by CLIO Region
al Director Burt ]. Mason. They
include Samuel Levin, State CLIO
President; Reid Robinson, Presi-
dent of the Mine, Mill & Smelter
Workers; and Grant Cakes, Pres
ident of the Farm Equipment
Workers.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
BY LEONARD C. LEVIN

Housing is a great thing, and
every politician says he's for 1t
- even Senator Taft.
Not only that, but you can be
sure that everything is going to
turn out peachy. Everybody
will have a home.
And that being the case, you
will probably have no use for
this handy little guide on home
hunting - unless, of course,
you happen to be one of the
homeless beneficiaries of free
enterprise.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

9th in answer to the packers re-
fusal to bulge in wage negoti-
ationS.
UPWA leaders declared that
the layoffs were an attempt 10
weaken the bargaining strength
of the union while the Big Four
remained adamant in its counter
demands to take away previously
granted concessions.
ALTHOUGH the packers have
already drawn blood from Ander-
son with price increases, they're
back to their old game of a sit.
down strike to stop the nations
meat supply unless they get
what they want" union spokes-
men charged.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
Unity marks eity's
CO. AC fund drive

Unity of CLIO election campaign in Chicago this
added impetus this week, as the neyIoeo F
h1ndr into motion.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
42-year race ban broken by Star
By RICHARD DURHAM

The STAR +h week cracked coyne electrical 42year
old Jim Crow policy.
The eoun+ry largest electrical oinng
il will open IFS doors TO Negro students
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
Big 4 packers speed
up war on price eUrbs

The Big Four packers this out complete
he killing of price control
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

WHAT do you do when
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

Tako 81 je sam delal hisno pre-
iskavo in je izlocil vse, kar je|
bilo po njegovih mislih nevar-
mega. Ustayil Sc je pri usposob-
ljenostnem izpricevanju. v ozad-
ju besedila je. bill v zelenkasti
barvi rahlo natisnjen dvoglavni
avstrijski orel. Tega nj odstra-
nil. Izmislil 81 je izgovor, ako
mu kaj porecejo, vendar mu nj
bila dusa povsem mirna.
Kljub strahu in odporu, XII ga
je cutil do fasistov, mu je bill ia
Napolitanec ljub. Nj mu vzbu-
jail mrznje ne plasnosti, cello ne
ko prijateljsko cuvstvo ga je
vezalo mani. Morda zaradi So
cutja, ker je bill bolan. Mad
juznjakom Sc je masceval
ostrejsi in vlaznejsi sever, dobil
:je jetiko in Sc prekladal z donna
v bolnisnico in IL bolnisnice do
NOV. Vsako pomlad je "a silo
okreval, a v jeseni znova zbolel.
Zdaj je bill ze v tretje nekaj
tednov zopet donna. Pri zelezni-
ci je bill izgubil sluzbo. Njegova
zena, Slovenka, z imenom ella,
je ze cetrtega otroka nosila pod
srcem. Delala je cudeze, da je
prezivela sebe, otroke in moza
kadar so j ga ma videz zdrave-
ga vrnili. Pol leta ze MISC placali
stanovanja, jih MISC virgil ma
cesto, varoval jih je znak s
snopom in sekirico. mi VISA.
ne bodo "a vsak mic jemali kon.
cesije", je racunal krcmar.
Rezi je vcasih ponudila otro
kom jedi, Rafael Jim je bill ma
redil igrac. Tako so postal do
bri znanci, skoraj prijatelji. Ro
man je prinasal Rafaelu kupf
listov, a ia je potrpezljivo po
slusal njegovo gostobesedno pri
povedovanje O bitkah ma Monte
Grappa, Neaplju in Vezuvu
O zivljenju v njegovi domaciji
} Kadar je govoril o stranki, j
yes prevzet gorel cd navduse
| MIA, da ga je zagnal kaselj. Uni
raj je druzino vred, a nj gre
bel "a vzroki svoie bede.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

Nekoc bi bilo med NINA sko-
raj prislo: do preloma. ~ vase
zeno ne. morem govoriti itali-
janski, dokler Sc zavedam, da
je Slovenka", je bill Leban one-
nil sredi razgovora. Napolitan-
Gu je bila kri zalila obraz, ven
dar je ostal miren v besedi. "Tu-
di ona rada govori tako -- slo-
venski - Sc otroke je naucila
nekaj besed ." je dejal. "Ne
pomaga, da sem j prepove-
dal." Beseda "slovenski" je bila
izgovorjena zanieujoce. "za bar.
bare mas imajo', je pomislil LIE.
ban. mic cudnega", je rekel il
grenkosti, XII mu je zalila duso
"Clovek ne more kar tako "a
vreci svojega jezika." Roman
Sc nj mogel vec premagovati
(Dolje prihodmjic) '
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30
(NadaljeVanje)

"Toliko?"
Ne ma Rezinem obrazu, le VI
njenem glasu je bilo zacude-
ME. Vsota Sc il je zdela viso-
ka. Pomislila je nekaj trenut-
kov.
"Obrni sc ma Bozidara'', mu
je rekla. "Pomagala sva mu po
moceh, zakaj bi tudi on naju ne
podprl? Sal mu menda gre do
bro"
&c bi sc Rafael prvi spomnil
ma to, bi sc mu zde1a re zgolj
namera brezupna. zenina bese-
da pa ga je navdala vero v
uspeh, cetudi sina nikoli nj ime-
noval v hisi in ga je izganjal Sc
il svojih misli. Ko Sc je zenil,
ga nj povabil ma svatovscino.
To ga je tako tezko zadelo, da
Sc .je ma them razjokal. &c ga
je poslej kateri izmed znancev
vprasal po MEM, je lie srdito "a
mahnil roko. Niti pred tujci
nj hotel tajiti svojega razmer-
ia do sina, S katerim 81 nista
dopisovala. Medtem je bill "a
litev ze prebolel, cetudi ne po-
zabil. Da ga nj stiska privedla
do tega, bi sc nikoli ne bill VIDAL
in stopil k sinu. Tako pa Sc je
zenine misli oklenil obema
rokama. Sal ne DO prosil, le po-
sodi maj mu.
"stiri stotake &c bi mi dal,
da bi incl povrnjene tudi stro-
ske "a voznjo, bi zadostovalo'
je rekel.
Ma dnu duse je Sc vedno dvo-
mil v uspeh .poti, a je to misel
odganjal. z zeno sta Sc pogo
varjala O bliznji bodoenosti, ka-
kor da imata denar ze v rokah
Poplacala bosta dolgove, Rez
DO ozdravela; zivljenje pride 20.
pet prejsnji tir. Ali maj gre
takoj ma pot, ali maj pocaka
zadnjega? Pocakal DO, sal nina
denarja "a voznjo.
Rafaelu re dolgo nj bilo ta-
ko dobro oh dust. Kakor vselej
kadar je zena snela masko uza.
ljenosti in razocaranja ter j
je spregovorilo srce. Gledal jc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30
FRANCE BEVK:
MED DVEMA
VOJNAMA.
cRTICE IN NOVELE

je z ljubeznijo. Bilo jima je kot
nekdaj, ko so sc jima nevidne
niti pletle cd duse do duse.
Tedaj je nekdo mocno potrkal
ma kuhinjska vrata.
Rafael je bill nejevoljen, da
ga MOTTO. Hkrati pa ga je ne
milo spreletelo: bal Sc je up
nikov Sredi kuhinje je stal
bled, strahotno sub clovek, sa-
ma kost in koza, kakor okost-
MAX.
"Dober dan, gospod Roman!'
cali motim?" je vprasal oni,
XII je bral prisiljeno prijaznost
ma uciteljevem obrazu. "Pridem
drugic :"
Lebanu bi bilo to ljubse, a
resnice nj maral priznati, ponu-
dill je gostu stol.
Roman Sarsani je bill Napoli-
tanec, zeleznicar, XII je stano-
val v pritlicju prizidka. Okupa"
CHA ga je bila prinesla Pri-
morje in je tam ostal. Prva le'
ia je bill vpisan v socialisticno
organizacijo, cesar Sc pozneje nj
rad spominjal. Zdaj je nosil fa'
sisticni znak.
Kadar koli je Rafael govori
z MIN, so mu oci uhale ma snoT
S sekirico. Znak ga je spomi'
njal ma stvari, XII so mu prebu
jale mrscavico. Crne srajce, &C.
pice S copi, crni lasje, suhljat
obrazi, zastavice z mrtvaske
glavo, puske in kolci, "eja, Ella
alala" in "Giovinezza". In zs
vsem tenn pogorisce Narodnegs
donna, hisne preiskave in areta
CHE Vsak dan Sc je bal
zgrabijo ga ma cesti in ga vrze
10 v jeco. Zaradi cesa? Zarad
THE misli, XII mu je v polglasn
besedi rada usla z jezika. Maj
bolj ga je bio strah hisne pre-
iskave. ze desetkrat Sc je pri
pravil nanjo. Sprva je sloven
sko trobojnico skril, pozneje j
je potegnil il skrivalisca in j
sezgal v stedilniku. Skril je bi
cello podobo DIR. Lavrica, XII j
je hranil ma izrezku il lista. X
je cetrtic cistil svoje predale
ga je ostalimi casopisnimi il
rezki vred vrgel ma zerjavico
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30
Prodo Sc

-Berea, o., 26 akrov; 4 sobe
hisa; tekoca voda; elektrika; do
ber hlev, nekaj sadnega drevja
in vinograda. $11, 500.
Mentor, o., 27 akrov; Z sob
hisa; "tile" kuhinja, tekoca vo-
da, fornez, hlev in kokosnjak.
JOSEPH GLOBOKAR, 986 E..
II St., HE 66O7.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

y.
Vas donesek Ia otrosko bol-
nico v Sloveniji DO xnak lju-
bezni in spostovanja do po-
trebnih. v ia namen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena-
kopravnosti"I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30
Pos+enemu SIovencu

Sc odda v najem cedno sobo S
kopalnico; 81 lahko tudi kuha.
Vprasa Sc ma 1854 E.. 81 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30
Formo noprodoi

OIII'0 "OP1O0O
Hisa, hlev, kokosnjak in druga
poslopja. II akrov zemlje; vse v
dobrem stanju. 2 akra trte in
300 dreves. Cena zmerna. poizve
sc pri Anton Sturm, r. D. g,
Padamovan 3D., Geneva, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

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, 1946-10-30

NAZNANlLO IN ZAHvALA
Globoko por salosnega naznanjamo sorodn
prijateem tuzno je umr mas ljubleni oee
1880 FRANK SPE PEH 1916
Podlegel je poskodbam prometni nesree XII ih je dob
dne H. oktobra ter e umrl dan kasne 3 oktobra le4e
Pogreb blagopokonka dne Is. oktobra August
postorov Marie Vnebovzete Holmes
cd Calvary pokopalsee. ker izroeli
naroeje materi zemji veenemu poeitku.
Bagopokonik je bill rojen januara 1880 leta vasi
Smorata pri LOU Notranjskem
doznos 81 steiemo da Sc tenn potom zahvamo
on poloz asne cvea Ia dokaz vasega
spostovana in ubezn MENU nam e bill veliko oazbo
v dneh smrti
Naso maj sprejmeo sedee: Mrs. Frank Drago
Itch druzina Mr. Mrs. John Ae in vnuk Mr. in Mrs. Ray
Davis Mr. in Mrs. Frank Pertz Mr. in Mrs. John Speh in
druzna John Speh. Nottingham Rd.
Mr.. Anthony Speh Mr. Joseph Speh Mr. in Mrs. Krae Mr. in
Mrs. Frank Dragoch. Mr. Mrs. Andrew Sterile Mrs. Mary
Maro in snov Matuch duzina Mr. in Mrs. N W. Root in dr
zna Mrs. Mary Caesar in heerka Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Hvatin
Mr.. in Mrs. r. Conne Mr.. in Mrs. Vd Omahen in druzna
Mr. in Mrs. Edward Kosky in heea Cleveland Tractor Union
e.
Dale srena hvala darova ase XII bodo
brae mir negov dust in sicer sedecm Mrs. Agnes Drago
Itch. Mr. John Speh Glass Ave. Mr. Joseph Speh Mr.. Tony
Speh Mr. Mrs. Bill Speh James Lambert in dru
zn Mrs. Mary Leslie Mrs. Jennie Schneider Mr. John Speh
Nottingham Rd. Nh. Mrs. Andrew Sterile Mrs. Margaret
Maro Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Popek Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Alich
Mr. Frank Baraga Mrs. Shenk in hGer Mrs. Frances Kav
Miss Lillian Pertz Miss Magdalena Pertz Mrs. Oahen dru
zini Matuck Mrs. Zade Mrs. Louise Vdar Mrs. Frances
Krainz Mr. in Mrs. Jack Marolt Mr. Mrs. Victor Maro Mrs.
A. TadaY Mr. Anton Novak Mr. in Mrs. Mike Popk Mr. in Mrs
John Varho Mr. Frank Korelec Mr. John Trcek duzin Mr.
John Korelec Mr. in Mrs. L. Barbish duzina Lnar Mrs. Ker
Mrs. Mary Kos Mrs. Frances Zaasek Eleanor in Pete
Latkovich Peggy in Vince Segulin. Mrs. Mary Lausche
1skeno zahvalo mai spremeo vs oni dali svoje
bile brezpSno posugo Mr. Edward Kosy Mr. Andy
Sere Mr. Paul Fortuna. Mr. Mike Merack. Mr. Paul Popi
MI. Frank Koreec. "
Najlepso hvalo mai sprejmeo vs oni XII psH poslov
cd pokojnka ko lezal mrtvaskemu odru v M
spremh negovi zadnji zemelsd pot ma pokopaiste
Hvaa August Sveku voden pogebi naboljSo
pougo Hvala tu Most Rev Monsignor Vtus Hbarju lola
zlen govor in opravljene pogrebne obrede.
Koneana je Tvoja jublen oee! odse a odkoder nj
povratka ta ker vada vetni mir Spo cd uda in della
vsa je bilo Tvoje Avljenje pot trpina.
Mi pa Te bono vedno spomnjaI ubeznijo hvalsx-
nosto dokler sndemo au vetne retnad zvezdsm
< FRANCES, porotena PoPIK. hH
j.. JOSEPH PoPK. .et
Cleveland collnwood, Ohio dne 80 oktobra 1916
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

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spalno sobo "a emo ali dve de-
kleti. Vprasa sc ma 1141 E. so St.
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Capt. and Mrs. James r. Topper
and Capt. and Mrs. w. P. McCarty
Among those who entertained
guests at the dance was Miss Louise
dolly, Scruggs, daughter of Capt
and Mrs. Richard Martin Scruggs
Following the dance, which lasted
from $50 until 1890 O'Clock, Miss
Gail Hall, daughter of 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Charles p. Hall, entertained
6 group of young people at buffet
supper.
Miss Scruggs also entertained
guests at dinner last evening pre-
ceding the cotillion at the Oficers'
Club Of the Army War College.
Her guests were the Misses Jonne
Holbrook, Gail Hall, Mary Tulley,
Fairfax sRoddy, Helen d. Adams
and Patricia Fraser and the Messrs.
Peyton Cook. Buddy Elmore, Wal
ter Evans, Tommy Rehm, Howard
Arnold, Bob Thompson, Kit Fraser,
David Carlson and Robert Butler.
On New Year eve Miss Scruggs'
parents will have guests at the Sail
Loft dance at the Naval Gun Fac
tory, when the superintendent, Rear
Admiral T. D. Ruddock, and Mrs.
Ruddock will act as hosts. The same
evening dinner dance will be given
in the Officers' Mess at the Gun
Factory with a separate orchestra
providing the music for about 300
guests. Col. H. E. Rosecrans, U. 8.
M. c., is chairman of the Invitation
Committee for the Sail Loft dances