davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

Badger Basin, a prominent sur
face structure, has been in the lime
light for nearly two decades. At one
time, the worlds deepest producing
well ever drilled with cable tools
was completed on this structure,
and for many years the field was
the deepest in the entire Rocky
mountain region, with production
coming from the Frontier sands at
about 8,400 feet
The field is controlled in its en-
tirety by the Resolute Oil Corp. of
Great Falls, Mont, headed by Julius
Peters. General Petroleum is now
undertaking development of the
zones below the Frontier, under
terms of an operating agreement
with Resolute
The General Petroleum deep test
will be drilled on the northwestern
corner of the field, outside of the
present producing area, half mile
from Resolute's No. 9 NJ p, now
standing after drilling through a
fault and getting gas only in the
Frontier
Several wildcats are nearing the
testing stage, after getting promis-
ing shows in drill stem tests.
In Elk Basin, Stanolind has acid
lied a small showing in the base
of the Madison lime in its deep test,
and the well responded by flowing
234 barrels in "a hours, only 7/1O
of ! percent water. No tests have
yet been made of upper horizons in
the lime, I'M which excellent por-
osity and saturation was found.
These horizons have been cased off
with a liner pending completion
of the present tests.
The full Wyoming report:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Lost Soldier

tSWNeks*ssSssE NWMMEY
Gincaasr.ls5@ A
Sw Sc Sc 11-26N-00w
Drilling, 1883.
SincIair-H. WubuRn Ne. 3
NE Sc NE 3-26N-90W
MIRT.
Sinclair Hughes No. II
Sc Sc SW 3-Z6N-9OW
Drilling. @T5.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
LYsite Unit

lErem0m8 C0UneYl
Sinclair No.
NE ME NV 35-SsN-a1w
Spudded 5-9-46; DIST 9151-9I75, / hr.,
rec. 270 IT. water. DIST 9652-e68S, 1900
Nj gas daily. DIST, 10,75z-10,z79, rec g.
690,000 f. gas and 10 bhfs. water per
hr. T.D- 10,7SD.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Alkoli Butte
Fremont County,

Texaco Unit No. 5
SW NE NV 1-33N-o5W
To test Madison lime, 81
5000; top Frontier, 273
DIST. 4997-5012. Top Nu
547o-5517 rec. mud and
6405.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Grlond Field
(Big Horn County
Gebo Dome
(Hos Springs Commky)

Consinentai-Gebo Unia No. rs
NE NV SW 24-44fg-96W
Spudded S-16-46; testing, 4e6l
ContfnentaI-Gebo No. IL
SW SW SW 14-44N-95W
Location.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Holt Moon
Park County,

Husky-Krampert No. 1
NV SW SW 14-51N-102W
COMPLETION. I'd, 1927.
and 1900 IT. water from Pl
& A.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
GreYbull Field
(Big Horn County,

]. w. Osborn-Kreuger No. 4
NV NV NV 2O-62N -03W
I'd, 522S, 200 f. In Deadw
back to test Embar and I
3415. Re-squeezed, 1852. Pr
Shot 225 OTIS, 3240-3285. I
ment to 1880. Testing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Antelope Ploin Structure

General Pet Govt. 4S-2S
NE NE SW 25-27N-94W
Spudded 7-I5-46; gas bub
9053-9O83; drilling, 1896.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

Saperior-Herrick No. 1
SW NV Sc 1-16N-76W
Spudded 10-31-46; drilling, 205a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Middle Bsrxser

(6weeswaeoF Commkyl
Mountain Fues- A. n. Fay No.
NE Sc Sc f8-1SN-103W
O.T.D.. 25O6l drilling. $3.50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Greet Divide

(Sweetwater County,
Carter-Gov't. No. 4
c NE NE 13-26N-83W
Location.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

Empire State-ConnaghAn No.
SW SW NE 13-4AN-9SW
I'd, zoos. Testing Tensleep.
West States-Skeston No. ~
SW NV NV 13-44N-9SW
Spudded 10-25-46; drilling, az
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Mush Creek Field

Nv eSt0n COuntyl
Mash Greek 8ynd- Govt No. 1
NE SW I-&3N-83W
I'd, 4040. Testing.
Mash Creek synd.-Smith No.
NV NE 1S-4AN-83W
I'd, 1000. Testing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Explanation
Of Symbols

To sav@ esEsa. nmxmewURs symSoas are
used I'm khew@ Wyoman@ weaa repowsa-
Here's what they maeam:
BOPD--harreSs ss oh p@w Gay.
BOrH-A@rgszs Of oil per boar.
RS a W-sssze seafna@ms sna waesR.
Dat. OF DST--arxz1 ssexm test.
MIRT-n@wsRx sR Rotary a@oSm.
MOCT--m@wfMx om eshss se0za.
PB OF P.Bs--p8mMmea hse&.
RURT--FxgwSm@ mw rotary tools.
tn. or TEk--zm&al &@m4M.
WOC--wsikimg em eeameak.
WORT-waafins om rotary tools
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

!. AFL members in the DPW were
responsible, thru pressure on the
City Council, for getting time and a
half and double-time pay for over.
time work by city employees. The
Go did not lift finger to win this
important gain it's representa-.
tves told the City Council that they
would be perfectly willing to work
overtime for straight pay.
2. The AFL won civil service for all
common laborers, giving them posi-.
tive protection in their jobs, long be-
fore the Go municipal workers in.
vaded Detroit.
3. The AFL made the civil service
restudy and revise its job classified.
tons, and secured equal pay for
equal work.
4. The AFL forced thru the City
Council ruling that women be paid
the same wages as men for the same
work.
5. The AFL has always stressed the
Importance of raising the paw Of the
lowest income group. We fought
for, and won, the $500 yearly min.
imum. Now we are fighting for
$500 yearly minimum wage. This
fight has resulted in the Detroit city
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

employees pay being the highest in
the country.
s. The AFL has opposed all kinds
of discrimination against city en-
ployees, because Of race, sex or clas'
sification. We have eliminated all
but one advantage of salaried over
hourly employees and are working
to eliminate that one too. If we win,
hourly rated employees will be paid
for holidays they do not work, and
receive double time when they do
work on those holidays.
z. The AFL alone, Of the various
city employees organizations, push
ed thru the pension system improve
ment adopted bv vote of the peo-
pie last fall Two years ago we
elected Pat Ryan to the Board of
Trustees of the Pension Fund. He
has fought tirelessly on behalf of the
lower income groups on the board.
Pat Ryan is himself a low.income
worker, since he is a blacksmith
h~'~er in the D. P. w.
g. We helped get the best hospitali'
cation, sick leave and death benefit
plans in the country for city employ
ees.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
URN $500.
THE r Ado WORLD

BY ISAAC JONES


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
Attention:
I'D p w Workers

department Weveflnay won the
have AFL or Go will bargain for
ALL we flnaly nave cnan
q collective bargaining effective
workers the department
minority In Of their
rg opposition the city here
a the AFI accomplished DOLLAR MONTH DUES
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24

Anna Pavlik, Louise Judnick,
Frances Petric, Louis Perkovic,
Pete Palaima, Walter Kowek-
cyt, Frances Masnik, Mary Nitz,
Fred J. Prince, Celia Schobel,
Margaret Bizil, Mary Maine,
Amalia Mirte1, Peter Marinko-
vic, Frank zobec, Frank Dobre
ST., A. zeleznik, Joe Slogan Jr.,
John Verko, Jennie Tonec, An
ton Novak, Joseph ]. Prince, Will
lard LEBLANC, Terezija Perko,
Frances Kaucic, Mary Jerome,
Rudolph Paik, Mrs. J. Sheck,
Mary Prijatelj, Anne Hernung,
Agnes Hogan, Emely Missig,
Albina Marold, Mrs. VIM. C..
Pfeifer, Frank ziberna, Louis
Surovic, Neimenovan, Mrs. Ed
ward Leimbach, Mrs. A. Schnei-
der, Agnes Mervar. v rnanjsih
vsotah prejeto $3.50.
Nadaljna imena darovalcev
sledijo.
John Pollock, blagajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
DAROVI "a OTROSKO
BOLNISNICO

V nasem uradu so izrocili svoj
delez "a otrosko bolnisnico v
Sloveniji, sledeci zavedni rojaki
in rojakinje: Mr.. Frank Wreck,
XII i'm svojo cistilnico in kro-
jacnico ma 1919 Broadway, S.;
Mrs. Matilda Petchnik, R.. l,
Box 656, Enumclaw, Wash, XII
Sc vedno radevolje odzove "a
pomoe potrebnim, je prispevala
$25; Mrs. Mary Dekleva, IL Salt
Lake City, Utah, IS; Mr.. Mar
tin Jakulin, XII ina popravljal-
nico eevljev in prodajalno usnja
ma 1880 Shaw Ave., $40; Mr..
in Mrs. F. Gabriel, 1910 E. go
St., XII cutita, da >je pomoe nuj-
no potrebna narodu, $25; Mrs.
". Petach, 80 N. II St., Beech
Grove, Ind, S.; Tony Lovho
6123 Glass Ave. So; Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank in Jennie Glazar, 1883
Dillewood Rd., $5, mesto venca
"a pokojnega Franka Kapel; Mr..
John Arko, 1863 Addison Rd.,
IS; Mr.. Matt Sustarsie, 1898 E..
55 St., 81.
Vsem, XII SO darova1i v pfeme-
niti namen, izrekamo iskreno
zahvalo in upati je, da bi sc We
likodusno odzvali tudi oni, XII do
sedaj MISC. Sc nicesar prispevali
"a olajsanje gorja bolne dece.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
Jueoslovoni 50 Sc borii "a provico IN
veruieio, do bo Provico konGno zmogolo
n. junija, 1yz6

sade v Washingtonu, XII je go-
voril v hrvascini.
Balen je v enako dolgem govo-
ru podal razvoj osvobodilne bor-
be in strnjenost, katero je ia
borba ustvarila med vsemi ma
rodi v Jugoslaviji, brez razlike
ma proslo pcliticno ali versko
prepricanje.
Vera, pa bila katoliska, pra-
voslavna, muslimanska ali IL
dovska, je danes bolj svobodna
kot kdaj poprej, je rekel govor-
mix. Zagrebski nadskof Stepinas
je odkril, da je nova Jugoslavi-
ia "proti-verska", ko mu je VIA
da vzela ogromna posestva in
jih razdelila med ubozne kmete.
Ljudstvo Jugoslavije je v
osvobodilni borbi spoznalo svo-
jo moe in je ne DO nikdar vec
izroeilo il svojih rok, je rekel
Balen. Kmet in delavec, XII sta
bila v borbi v prvi vrsti, hoce-
ia ostati ma prvem mestu tudi
v miru.
Ljudstvo Jugoslavije Sc je v
tej borbi naucilo to, da ne bo
nikdar vec dopustilo, da hi Sc v
miru oni, XII so v borDi cakali v
zaledju ali zbezali v inozem-
stvo - "kralj fabrikanti, bu-
santi in liferanti'' - vrnili ma
prva mesta in kmeta in delavca
potisnili v ozadje.
zupan mesta Euclid pozdravil
zborovalce Jugoslov. dneva
zborovalce je pozdravil eu-
clidski zupan Kenneth Simms,
predsednik zborovanja pa je bill
John Pollock. Igral. je tambu-
|raski zbor "Plavi Dunav" in pev-
ske toeke so podali zbori Gar
ja', "Jadran', "Slovan" in "Pla-
nina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24

osalimf vojnim krimnaci prslo do izraza veci ali
mans meri dvje sovrastvo tste reakcije XII Sc
pomrti porazom XII ga e dozivela Jugoslaviji.
Kati pri tukasnh Srbih, tenvec tudi pri tu-
kajsnjih Hrvath in Slovench mao ma delu stasko in
klerofasistcno reakcijo a11@a @
dobi, ko ia ustaska banda lahko drzi "protikomu-
nstcne" zbore, ker govorniki zrazajo ida bi
Pavelica rajsi bor revolverjem rok in ko A. D. "a
govara Rupnikove doobrance tel dob je to jasni
dokaz da borba totani poraz faszma Sc veno nj do
vrSena - tn r. #-$1 - - :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
NOVA PREDSTAVA " CAIN
: PARkU

v torek Is. junija. OBJ $50
zvecer Sc pricne v Cain parku
predstavljati igro THE Farmer
Takes A. Wife, Hi Sc ] 3ponovi
vsak vecer do ystevsega %. ja-
Mia. RsAiser te igre je John F.
Hruby in godba pa pod voti-
stvon1 njegovega bratranca
Frank Hruby na1. RezGFyiTaili se-
dezi 20 ma razpOlago n vse W.
eere rAzen torka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
Prank 'Neodvisnosti' in
cestni pronet

Policijski nacelnik George ].
Matowitz je tidal navodila, ka-
ko Sc je zadrzati OBJ prazniku
Neodvisnosti 4. julia. Prieaku-
je Sc podvojeno stevilo avtomo-
bilov ma cesti. s tenn v zvezi pa
preti tudi vee nevarnosti "a voz-
nike in pesce.
.Policijski oddeiek apelira ma
drzavljane, da bi bill oh tie m
prazniku zelo previdni, da ne bi
bilo nepotrebnih zrtev, kot, so
bila prejsnja leta. Policija bo
posebno pazila ma vse tiste, ka-
teri prehitro vozijo ali pijejo in
vozijo ali kako drugace ogroza-
jo clevelandske drzavljane.
Vse pesce Sc Sc prav posebno
opozarja, da maj bono skrajno
previdni, koderkoli hodijo, kjer
je nevarnost radi avtomobilov.
Edino previdnost posameznika
bo omejila nesrece.
Oh letosnjem prazniku Sc pri-
cakuje vec avtomobilskega pro-
meta, kot kdaj pref v zadnjih
petih letih. Vsakdo, hi kolickaj
more, 81 zeli nadomestiti zamu-
jeni cas- med vojno. Tako DO tu-
di ma cestah vee nevarnosti ra-
di slabih, izrabljenih avtomobi-
low, slabih tajerjev it'd. Dajmo
ohraniti Cleveland "a varno me-
sto, preprecimo vse nesreee z
veliko pazljivostjo, da bono se
zivi tudi po prazniku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
v Jugoslaviji vlada po-.
pOlna Verska sVObOda
MA JADRANU GRADIJO
NOVO MESTO z LUKO

Tam, kjer Sc Neretva izliva v
morje, Sc gradi nova luka Plo-
&c. Dan z dnevom vznikajo move
stavbe il tai in tako nastaja no
vo mesto ma obali Jadrana. Sre-
di junija 1915 leta SO Sc ma tenn
mestu izkrcali prvi delavci. Ma
sli so vse pusto in prazno. Lese-
MACE, XII SO nekdaj stale ma tenn
zemljiscu, so bile pozgane. Ma
eni strani je bilo odprto morjs,
ma drugi pa pescena mocvirnata
tia, XII so bila OBJ izlivu reke
morje pravo kotisce malarije.
Graditelji luke in bodoeega
mesta so preskocii vse zapreke.
Zavedali so Sc, da cd move luke
zavisi izvoz blaga il vse Bosne
in Herzegovina. Burja je dviga-
la cele oblake peska, kakor Sc
dogaja to pri afriskih fnonsu-
mih, graditeljev pa to nj opla-
silo. Delali so naprej.
Pristaniske naprave so bile
opustosene, miniranjem in
bornbardiranjem so unicili luke
do temeljev. Elektricni zerjavi
in kaloricna centrala so bill v
razvalinah. Prostor, po katerem
je bila nekoc speljana proga, je
bill spremenjen ogromne lija-
ke, XII so jih izvrtale bombe.
Taksno je bilo stanje, ko so pri.
si ma delo prvi delavei.
Najprvo je bilo treba preskr-
beti "a streho delavcem in popra.
viii operativni del obale "a pri-
stajanje ladij. Nasipavanje Sc jeI
vrsilo velikimi tezavarni. Ire
ba je bilo pripeljati 10000 ku-
bienih metrov naaterija1a in ga.
|vgraditi v obalo, cemer so 10
izravnalf. v tenn medcasu SO DO.
pfavili 70 kilornetrov dolgo pro-
go cd Metkovica do Pfee. Take
je bila upostavljena neposredna
zveza med Besansko-hercegov-I
skim zaledjem in rnorjem.
Dne II. januarja so zaceli gra.
[diti prvo javno carinsko sk1adi-
See; II. februarja drugo skla-
distno posfopje. De1aliso dan ia
nod. vsporednu ) skladisci so
pozidali tudi stavbo ma razvali.I
nah bivse elektri9ne centrale,
lposlopje "a urade, podjetia IN
listanOvs, ki 50 doslej rnorali|
prisin0 gOstovati v nsalih lese-
'njaeah. 10 30 lukf dosrsisna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
Ohijske podzemeljske jane

" drzavi Ohio iFnana0 zanimi-
We podzemel jske JAIME, Hi se ma
hajajo Y Mingo 4 Valley, zapad
no cd West Liberty. QdlikujeR
se posebno po svoji irasnobarv-
nosti IN kapnikih raz1ovrstnih
oblik. Odprte % cello le4o IN rax-
sve4ljene . elektriko. Tam j..
vedno e11aka toplota, namFeE
81 stopinj Potovanje po teh
janazh vsanae iiro Casa n - ra-
Gums vstOpniaao.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
DRAMATIKA Sc v SLO,
VENIJI LEPO RAZVIJA

Igra Matt" v Radohovi vasi.
" nedeljo 81. marca je prize
dila roladina il Radohove vasi "
vasici Selu v bivsem Severje-
vem mlinu sodelovanjem 60
jenk drzavne gospodinjske Sole
ma Mali Loki igro Matt. Pri
igri Sc je zbralo mad 400 ljudi.
Pred prieetkom igre je pozdravil
vse prisotne predsednik krajev-
mega odbora. Pc igri Sc je mia
dina poveselila.
Piujsko gledalisee podalo "Tu-
je dete." ."-Ptujsko gledalisce, XII
je radi vojne mnogo trpelo, je
pod rezijo mladega ueitelja re-
ziserja Hinko KoSaka podalo
skvarkinovo komedijo ''Tuje de-
te," XII je polna zivljenjske We
drine in duhovitega humorja. TO
gledalisee sestoji vecinoma il
amaterjev, cd katerih so vecina
igraleev novinci, XII stepajo pr
vic v zivljenju ma oder. Scene
RHO sta pripravila Furlaf in Ko-
SAX, XII lie bila delu prirnerna. re-
Narodno gledalisee v Nisu da-
je predstave kmetom. Naro-
dino gledalisce v Nisu je skleni-
10, da poda in izvede CHM vec
'predstav "a delavce in kInete.
Do sedaj so igralci izvedli dve
predstavi "a delavce. emo "a voi
sko, tri pa "a belnike. Zadnja
predstava je bila v zelezpiearski
.delavnici, kateri ie prisostvova-
10 1900 delavcev. Ia casa tekmo-
vanja je gledalisfe priredilo Str
ri preelstave podjetjih. Igral
.ci Sc teudijo, da bi Sc "a pred
stayo elm bolj pripravii.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
UREDNIkOvA
POSTA
Darovi "a otrosko
bolniSnico v Sloveniii

Nadaljevanje porocila podruz-
nice st. 80 SANS "a mesec maj
1916. Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma
celnica Progresivnih Slovenk,
Cecilia Subel. Nabiralka Mary
Somrak. Darovali so po $5; John
Renko, Anton Zadnik in Joseph
Cvelbar; po 81: Stella Krnc in
Mary Erzen; po 81: Mary Spen-
dal, Frances Kotnik, Frances
Eckard, Mary Shaffer, 10 n
Race, Frank Kos, Rose Tomsic,
VIM. Bell in Ivanka Kos; v
manjsih vsotah prejeto 75c.
Nabiralka Regina Benno. Da-
rovali so: Druzina Vincent Ben
no $25; po IS: Anton Debevec,
Dibble Ave-, Mary Lunder in
Frank R. Rakovec; po 81: John
Rant; po So: Joe Stroken, Mrs.
J. Stnad, Mrs. Clenanta, in
Matt Mlinar; po $1.5O: Mrs.
Koren; po 81: Jennie Koren-
can, Jennie Rayer, A. Bareta
DO SOC: Ana Hocevar.
Nabiralka, Frances Legat. -
Darovali so: Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
lie, Addison Rd. $25; po $40:
Frances Hocevar in Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Stupar; po IS: Mike vi
cic;; 20 81: Jennie Lube, Olga
in Josie Grebenc, in Louise Lu-
strik; po 81: Martin Svete, Mrs.
Michael Marsney, Chas. Karlin-
ger, Martin Rogel, Mary Koch,
Josephine Ogrin in Mary Piks
V manjsih vsotah prejeto 75c.
Nabiralka Milka Slabe. Daro-
vail so po $40: ] a mes Slabe,
Mary Bradac in Frank Kovacic,
vsi il E. 1877 St.; po IS: Louis
Kretic, Andrej Rebec, Fran n X
Karun, Jacob Plemel in Anna
Naglich; po So: Daniea Slabe,
Jennie Fortuna, Mary Sernel
Mary Mauser in Angela Fende;
po 81: Andrej Mole, Tony Lauri-
ha, John Soda, Joe Urh, Frank
Speh, Chas. Malnar, Fran k
Oblak in Anton Zgonec; po 25c
Nellie Kotnik.
Nabiralka Helena Mikus. Da.
rovali SO: John Mikus, Edna
Ave. $25; Joseph sustarsie, St
Clair Ave. $40; John Lenard E.
81 St. "$15; Frank Plut Edna
Ave. $40; po IS: Frank Suha.
dolnik, Gertrude Kacar, Frank
Zupancic; po So: Mary Germ
Anton Marn, Donald Ave.; pc
So: John Petric, Blaz Gorjup
Viktor Opaskar, John Kaplan
Joseph Zakraj jsek, Anton Pavle.
in Josie Krasovec; po 81: Agnes
Opaskar in Ivana Campo.
Nabiralka Mary Peterxa. Da'
rovali SO po $40: Mr.. in Mrs
Anton Gorisek, Green Rd., Mr.
in Mrs. FIR. Lugovie, Turney
Rd.; DO $5: Frank in Louise
Chesnik, Mr.. in Mrs. M. Bicaj
Frances Mach, Mirko Copic
Anna Fabris, Frank Polar, J.
Trehovec, Mr. in Mrs. Gerk, MIR
in Mrs. Aloin Nose; po 81: Fran
ces Jakulin; po So: Carl Valen'
tine; po 81: Mary Kun, Ger.
trude Demshar, Mrs. Miklaus
Mary Testan, Chas. Zakelj, Mr.
Donicek, F. J. Walters, Anna
Yane Sr., Louis Nose, J. Vad
njal, Frank Kure, Stanley Fl
rem, F. Jappel, M. Russian, Mr.
in Mrs. Mosnik; po 81: Mr.. II
Mrs. Keglovich, MFR. in Mrs. An
ton Turk, John Turk, ]. Bra
dae, P. Subanoyieh, James Yane
| L. Mirtel, Mike Maytege, Johr
Pozar, J. Sila, Mary Laurencie
] Frances Firem, r. Sukac st.
Josie Kersevan, K. Stopic, ]
Samanic, Mary Jasner, M. A
1 Berus, Frances Kren, ]. Klinec
! M. ]. Maleckar, Joe Lukeso, Jos
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24
zupan mesta Euclid pozdravil
zb0rOvalce JugOslov. dneva
Novice il stare domovine

bodo njej lahko pristajale tudi
ladje IL prekomorskih dezel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-24

VSOtan Je pllO 'preJetO 4l.OU.
Mrs. John Yappel je nabrala
med drugimi narodi ma Hillgrove
in Clare Ave. vsoto $31.
Nabiralka Amalia Bozeglav.
Darovali so: Dominik Lusin
$10O; Frank Zakrajsek $40; po
SIS: Jennie Mlakar, Antonia
Skander, Al Budnik; po $500:
Louis Trebar; po 81: Tino Mo-
die, Mary Pucel, Joe Tomazin,
Frank in Vera Slejko, "A friend
il E. 64 St.; po 81: Angela Zad-
mix, Gust Cesen, Frances Mila-
vec, Mary Molle, Frank Mohor-
| cic Jr., Joseph Ausec, Andy
Bait, Rudy Volcansek, Mary
Zelko, Mrs. Derganc, Agnes Fa-
letic, Frank Modic, Tony Gla-
van, Jennie Stefe, Frank Golob,
Joe Gruden, Mary Verbec, Mary
+ Clement, Frances Vratarich, M.
Meznarsic, Mrs. Zobec, Mrs. c.
lesnik, Mr.. Mocilnikar, Steve
Strunje, Mary Steklasa, Louis
Zorc, Julia Zakrajsek, Joe Le-
ban, Jean Beljan, Louise Kir-
chen. V manjsih vsotah je bilo
prejeto $7.92.
| Nabiralka Cecilia subel in
Rose Petrovic. Darovali so: Mr..
in Mrs. ~Lovrence Hrovatin $25;
Mr.: in Mrs. Frank Razinger
$40; po IS: Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Satej, Thompson, O., in Louis
Laginja; po 81: Mr.. in Mrs..
Kotnik, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph FL
lipic; po 81: Anton Logar, Mr..
Hanko; Mrs. skoda in Frances
Petric po SO centov.
Nabiralka Mrs. Frances Cor
she, 1116 e. ~ st. Darovali so:
Drustvo "Spartans" Stew. SIG
SNPJ $1OO; Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Babnik $25; Mike Poklar $40;
po IS: Mrs. Jennie klar,
Frank Homovec, Frances Spik,
Joseph Gregorich in Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Sadar Sr.; po So: Mr.. in
Mrs. Srecko Erzen; po So: Mrs.
Pauline Debeyec, Frances Rant,
Mary Plut, Mary Zehner in Mr..
in Mrs. Carl J., Stwan; pc 81:
Miss Pauline Spik, Mrs. o. B.
Logan, Mrs. Emil Hansh, Theo
Monoso, Mrs. M. Hlapse, Victo-
ria Faletic, M. Ursic, Mr.. in Mrs.
!Ujcic, Mr.. in Mrs. Zallnick, Mrs.
Max Spick, Mary Zagorc, Mrs.
Chas. Skully, Mr.. in Mrs. J.
Oster, Mrs. Theresa Beseneear,
Mrs. Edward Tomsic. V mani
sih vsotah prejeto 1892.
/ Nabiralke Mrs. Anna Grill in
! Mrs. Ursula Mulej. Darovali SO:
20 $25: Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Kra-
sovec, E. "a ST., in Mr.. in Mrs.
Vatro j. Grill, Notthingam Rd.;
po $40: Mr.. IN Mrs. Julius c.
rar E. So stt; po $40: Mr.. in
Mrs. Joseph Skuk E. 66 St., Mr..
in Mrs. Anthony Tavzel E. 66
St. in Abadys Meats B. Groce-
ries; po S.: Mrs. Ursula Mulej
MI. in Mrs. Gregor Bsrgoch,
Frank Schiffrer, John Hudoklin,
Tony Ziherl, Nezka Kalan, Mr..
in Mrs. Ivan Jo11tez, MIR. in Mrs,
John Nosan, Mr.. in Mrs. Ed
ward ]. Kovacic, Anna svigel,
/ Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Spehek, Mr..
in Mrs. Jack Bozeman; po S.:
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Marn, Jennie
j. Gasser, Mr.. in Mrs. Stanley Ka-
Ian; DO S.: Joseph Lap, Mrs. r.
Kebe, Anton Ljubi, Stefania
Paulin, .Albina Braidich, Cla-
renee Brown, Frances Petrov-
lEie, Frank cesnik e. 67 ST., John
J, lapel, Schneider druzina, Stana
] IStrunje, Margaret Tom azin,
Frances Bruder, John Sever,
Frank ]. Barnes, Anthony Ora
lem, August Kqrach Anna Jur-
! koyich, Joseph certalE, Mrs. ].
Turk, Frank okieki, Mona Mon
singer. po $1.5O: Frances sni-
der in Mary Juratovec; po 81:
chas. Tekautz,' Josephine seti-
M Inhn Mrshix Eolna, DorsJocs