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FARM and GARDEN.

MANURE. well rotted $3.50 per Is bu- !;
$3.50 per 10 bu.; delivered. WA. 1898.
PRIME YELLOW CORN at farm or deIiv-
cred; also shoats. sH. Ella. ME 1884
cow MANURE, we'll rotted. sieyed: 2
bushels per bag; delivered in 3-bag orders
at 81 % per bag. WI. $50. -22
CHkISTMAS TREES on stump. As mi D.
e.; lots rent. suitable location sell trees
NE 43ns; pu, 1871.
planting, and TRANSFORMING; lawns reno
waited; no lob too small. Cab Ashton 21s2.
"a
FOR SALE-Top soil, we,l-rotted manure.
gravel and fill dirt; delivered Falls Church
FoRD-FERGusoN tractor OUTFIT, almost
new; mower, Flows, disc win sell to most
Deserving party, reasonable. Box Blk,
TRACTOR. converted Hupp. In good run
ming condition, with starter and rubber
tires; suitable for pulling gang mowers ar
similar grass equipment; price, $3.50
Phone o. 6613 -o3
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA,

LGE. s0LE, COR: RM., for gentleman:
s sHff sSsRgBBRifr d va s f. s st5s ssSs.
WIDOW desires 70 share hal 0f home men With set
Ms, M y. Park. Md, close to transp.: $50.
ETH sn1Rse A5s spE 5;a DFyas.
fsss Y Roo NJ p n9 b ph ss pfya 2
PENS Pens s Ess e ssas Z 1 5s.s pvt home.
no ns ., Other Fo9rasTs q children; sentieman
a Psstsrr skASt A yif Hp-1ars. doabl.
room for employed couple or lady or gem
lien. .emen s close e bath; conv to transpsrta-
ARLINGTON tSEes 09 s7so SO. 18th ss-Larss
room, next bath: 2 girls; SIS wk. ea.y laun-
s sss griy nTsw 2x sS q =, y.
x TRANSFORMATION: sehtisnsn A only: aea.
ARIiNGToN-For one man; in family Of
s sssdaSn or LYON Park buses; oil heat OK.
ARLINGTON, yA.-comfortable. modern
room. sonventently located to Wash Pent-
i si1 \. H ff'S Sos gu fo4o Arl,npson
Lovely o room for couple; near buslIne: un-
AIk2aSbRfAgrvin. aals ro 81 ME- se e.
posures, woodsy atmosphere, good transp.,
All All I ysskly double, ov. o531.
convenient 70 all buslines going into wash.
ESQ to Pentagon and Navy Annex near
SILVER sPRING. MD.-Attrac. room NM next
SHEyY nj chase ee ooastry 81 club slgs
g 5rs d w,t q spacious semitic home; large
rm s Th Da' n VIII WI rent 6 ssassy or as bed
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

MICHIGAN PARK, 1900 18th st. me-
refined women for bedroom and communi-
go
1905 LYMAN PL. N.E.-Nicely furn. dou-
bic bedroom Tor renned empl couple near
bIadensburg rd; busllne; 500 mo -
Ioi. ST; N:E.-Lady viii share sleeping
room In private nome with another renned
lazy; mr. eariine; radlS iurn.' unilEl.
Lu ss3s, Pa
l0lS a 81. N.E;-Douole 'front.' sleeping
room N priVate nome. WIN raoio, u als n
s shan. m ai ss sstSeen III a'm' anu "a m
,-S,. - g.
Oh S5tn RI. N.E.-One uonole room 10Y
rent rent Sas me-; ~ cooking. Llnsotn ionS;
Nv nAMLiN 81 N.EIiSS9uple SieepLnns
ms At door iSii cali after 4 nm "a
LARGE MASTER BEDROOM, beautifully
furnished. suitable for married couple; $40
single, S45 double; unlimited phone Call
after pm, 1901 18th st. NE. no. $500.
r2s
tgIs SARATOGA AYE Sos for ssntie
man man: hs SHn ssasrs from eaTiins; S vi. 81.
home Tor girls. SO q 81 wk; each, MISS e.
SNG LEE a1ssr II ~ an; m Ne; p roo,, for
SIG ST. N.E:-I9ne sieep,ns roSn ~,
gentleman near Lip5ary ana Sapiee5s; L
block from sarlins; $50 mo .r,,, Ssss
SIS each. FIR, so37.
S2s ID ST. NE.-Large lovely room with
windows for 2 employed girls, twin beds,
on carline, quiet home, $3.50 ca. without
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

STUDIO, nonhousekeeping. pyt bafb s;,n
GEEK esss p sslsa6 s1oS f Sos
ONE Girl, to share APT. with 4 other girls;
a WANT TO TO; SHARE my small apt. with
see and AVE-. SILVER EsisR sr I ha BED.
Eta sms I NV gr rm sss dining rn kitchen, bath
I4l0 ST. NV, Apt. i1Siri, between
f,r to to-. share apt. with other girls;
III MIssouRI 0H R Nv AD S9o & share s
m aRs Sifh cs 9ths s E sso age 2s to ss $50
FURNisHED APT empl At coupIe; PIN i'm room; s
epeoroom, kischen' senipvt. bath: Sc: SIS.
ONE GIRL 70 share apt, with four other
W,A,NTED,1l girl, age 60. to Is. to share
seton ca SAL saiuTaa Se oP Sunday aR 9 All
LOVELY s-RooM CABIN. complete house SS
sse gox Fas Ghussn area $40 wk Need
ing ing ,esdrm. and lily. RIM. with pvt. bath Bath.
phone: best nsighborhood; cow conv. tran is.
s ss5 me fIsrR BOY 81 paw I & star ru. So
list s!nni hoofi COOKING facilities s4250; to
W,yANTED1Renned,, congeniaI couple to
S Mtb spotie snd clean attractive home
baths to bedrooms: maid does House wosk ok
meals OPTIONAL; nominal rent depends upon
ARRANGEMENT. Du. o534. 361o Goth ST. ne.
TWO GENTLE GIRLS. 25-35. to shars
turn. house, GEORGETOWN. NV. with an
otner girl; 500 ca. includes living expenses;
ssSst I'M GIF e, share apt with an
R FL la fPf M hkooSoMs ,.m,nrv,t.
S sasrS SfS no Rr AZ oIhsMxington ri
Emplogssd vet; couple only. 4o4s End st.
MEN q, 2 or. 81 to share 6-rm apt. with
other men: vic. Thomas Circle; $40 mo.
asIS G EsTTeRe aRs M RI ssss q.
rooms. Erigidaire; furnished; price. 81 go
NW.--2-rin., kit. and bath apt. to share
with another gentleman: $40 mo. After
1880 Pm, DU. 1856. Box 420-x. Star.
DUPONT CIRCLE-One girl to share ant
with other girls; $50 a mo. AID 0462
coLLEGE GRADUATE tgirn. e1-a7 to
share large terraced apt with another
333-X, Star "a
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH, typewriters, calculators
Office equip: all kinds; top prices pd. Ewes
apd Fun, &C. 4B25; week. DI. 73T2.--2a
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE. LIT
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. 813 14th st
NV
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-brac, china,
glassware, rugs, silverware, paintings:
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
Taylor 1898
ANTIQUES. siiyerware: IN any condition
crystal chandeliers china, brio q brac,
figures. old jewelry THE HOUSE or
GIFTS, 1885 g st. NV. Eat 14th and @
xNTrotUfE FUHRSITURE. art objects. bet.
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
amount wanted at once. Please call Mr.
BEDROOM sGfTES, dining room suites
living room paeces. RUGS. gas ranges AND
once: viii pay highest poss YS prices sss0 M
s nadssr hss ysa asvi e s ss please call
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RooMs FuRNIsnEp-s.E. end s.w.


9th AND INDEPENDENCE, centrally To-
men or women; have vacancies available;
S1s per mo. Phone resident manager, Elk.
sio G ST. s.E.-conv. to everything;
homelike to right party; S25. q mo. go
az ssstle ean lis W. M ssesH 'front.' rm s0r
6I6 @ ST. S.E.---Twin front bedroom, also
snea clean nome; ss5 per mo. PR ass
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS, 1924 End st. s.w.--
L dble. rm. with twin beds, adjoining bath:
s sSis S 81 sp N sa 81 s lss fur
nished rm., next to bath, $35 a month
IS' an ST. SEA blocks from Capitol;
large front room, End floor; gentlemen
only; $40 single, $50 double. Ii. 1912,
1929 ST. s.E.-one sleeping room. twin
1905 SAVANNAH ST. s.E.-Room. attrac-
tive; lady or gentleman; bus at door: $50
Est sf sESWs ihk SQUARE e. s.E.-single sleep.
ing room, next BATH suitable for settled
person; SIS month. FIR. 0091.
1870 18th ST. S.E.--Nice, large room. cow.
k tS Ssss soa Mass Gr a ssl. 81. $3.50 per
IL 18th 81. .s.E.--Niceiy furn. nm. next
to bath and shower, continuous hot water
COW. to bus and cars: man only. FIR. S773
BASS PL. Stats.
front room, private. rest. Of home shared
BY refined couple, no children, new home
$50 mo-; this room can be seen any das
c eaSfI SAVANNAH RI. SET,
refined, clean, employed people; lge. rms.
warm and comfortable; $40 wk, with HON,
privil. Phone TR. 1130 any time. ---22
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POULTRY and EGGS

TURKEYS-Place your orders for broad
breasted oyen-dressed turkeys for holidays
and special occasions. HINES HATCHERY,
Olney, Nd. Phone Ashton 2o21. Closed
GLENN DALE TURKEY FARM has young
tender turkeys. We kill to order. Bowie
TURKEYS LIVE DRESSED. plump tender
young pen-fed toms and hens; supply linn
tied; place your order now. ANNANDALE
POULTRY FARM. Alex 1890. 2Ss
z months old, weighing from IL to Is
lbs. will kill to order and deliver. these
turkeys were raised on TURKEY BRANCH
FARM. Viers Mill I'd. wheaton, Nd, DI
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APARTMEATs EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK, furnishe1
or unfurnished S-room qeorgetown house,
2r5 baths, garden. fireplace, 800 month
unfurnished. for 4 to 8 room Manhattan
change unfurnished 1-room apt Win
sunrooM and efficiency kitchen, near down
town washington. for similar type apt, in
st. Louis. Call Elk. o5s1 between and
WILL TRADE a-bedroom apt. Hampton.
FOR ap eaf here aocnr Ss and kNTISTt Nswa
WILL EXCHANGE desirable 3-rn. ant, In
Wash, p; G. for similar in Hartford. Conn.,,
NE. on carline twoodridge). 1-bedroom
apt; for apt. or house. NV. section. Ho-
NEW YORK FOR wAsHINGToN--sunny
3-room unfurnished apartment. garage.
convenient suburb Of =. for similar or
larger apartment in WASHINGTON. BOX
1897, Star %
3-RM. APT. In washington to exch. for
same in Baltimore. must be in good neigh-
borhood. RA 5000 "a
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD. kindiing
Pa, quality hard coal, egg-stove-nut-pea-
coopR Dis sJPf.a eo sHa o Srde
You GET MORE ron your MONEY with
seasoned. 1000 hardwood Stacked or
THE WOOD MAN. siiso s7ie. 80
KEROSENE AND FUEL 0II.--MONTAGUE
FUEL CO., William MONTAGUE, colo Jasper
VETERAN viii deliver seasoned fireplac.
wood; any length; $40 cord; also kindline
wood. FIR $500 Ext. ~. go
your individual needs. Df. 6SaSS, "
WOOD-Oak, hickory, So cord: mixed
81 seasoned; immediate delivery. L. 8
VA. ANTHRACITE, egg, Stove and nut
S13.35; pea, S11 90 buckwheat, SS.75
hP,o S.a ho5 esq, Sl2;37 steve Sl2 90
INC. NE. 3h4n
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MlscELLANEous For RENT,

FOR RENT with operator, BuIIdoser; also
Grain and dragline Call SH. 614T --23
BULLD0ZER and operator for hire. Call
Falls Church 1264-J 23s
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 Z st. NV. National
4004.
BUILDERS, ATTENTIoN-Bulldoz r.
D.-1S's. trucks. shovels, rollers.-smsll Cats
PAVING, srading. Easements dug Any and
all excavating work. Reasonable rates.
Union operators OR. 6454 --25
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ROOMS WANTED.

TOP GOVT. MAN, travs week ends. etc,
wants NICE, clean perm. room, running
pateT, PVT bath; pref. near to Star once
CONGRATULATIONS LANDLORDS. II
you are having trouble in getting the
pest OF roomers why not contact me for
eiDnenIs with check references Call Mr..
souTHALL. Ho. 09s6, 1929 st. NV.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

CUNT APT. teolored tenantsl. excellent
ne, location; e only yrs. old' annusi
Der s REALTY 60 ,,s Ap. $500 IA
Ss ssffssSo aR rst , 81 Of rs oosSSn
Mcdonnell with q D. MURPHY. 140t e5th
ST. Sc. AT. 1900. --22
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APARTMENTS UNFUkNIsHrp.

apt, 2 bedrms.. din rm. liy, rm,, Kit.
pantry, hall, 2 baths; for physiciar,'a
oflses; S259 IA; 2o75:. 20
1924 between 8 and 0 pm. BOZ 42T-x,
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AVIATION,

FOR SALE--Privately owned de luxe Tay-
lorcraft; 24-sal. tanks, radio, heater, navi-
zation lights, wheel pants, Best cash offer
taxes It. Phi. OF. $685. McCLO6kEYs--26
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BOATS.

bpeHf1y Fe:o $50 sos sn fal gr fin r T
ssa5s ss| Elssrs ssr Z pa z s&s
Ps%ps SsHss PfE son
fiRE Ia E29fsiISasfjrshEkassesK,dd,. carbon
dioxide portable and marine nre systems;
ssssG6 se soa sofn na1s fifth T. s
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, nre ex {
s sKRsPpf BEL & a9o rs son nsis saifi
A aux Iii 4e eG1rEH, oeean-soins, A. #,
large galley, head. plenty Of locker space,
l LIx system: 35-hp,. scripps motor, IT,
500 Mod ssi't throash Friday a sG am Nc e
WANTED-outboard motor. regardless Of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
VA M as. CABIN ss. s sssx b.. 900 s.ss
ls-FT. BOAT and new cupboard motor and
ss ES %ar iEaliF ~ VA s 5at5
slnsle-scrsg,a 10000 1883 wheeler Double
5000 1898 sed ssS c ssdsn SspsssF 49,
VII kissA Y Ssftfst CO. sSn fos
Oh fSes Cabin aac ssasr sR ns an sassRs
s asn ssspic inland waterway. Cali CAPT.
CABIN CRUISER, 25x7. custom-built, COM
scar; excellent condition; ready to 90.
81 900: Can be seen at Nash Marine Pier.
West End Slip 20. Call Wo. ss44 for
cARYsLER MARINE MOTORS carload
Just, arrived Aces Crowns and Royals
available from stock 8. KING FULTON
INC 500 Maine ave. s.w, Elk. 3408. 80
another for boat about So long; strong
canvass. co, $500, Ext. 5l5, after g.
1g4s STEEL CRAFT day cruiser. 1l5-h p.
Chrys,er; excellent condition; extras in
Yacht Club, or phone SH 1857 IA
HUGH ALEXANDER. INC, yacht brokers,
offer the following winter values for i'm
mediate delivery:
Ghris-Craft sedan cruiser. 1941 - $1,000
Richardson cruiser. refinished- 1000
Owens dinette cruiser. 1895 5000
Richardson ss' cruiser. 1855 - 5000 s,SSS
CHRIS Snris.crafs comm1uter mahoEany 1000
Owens sedan cruiser, 1e41 $3.50
Cruising houseboat 10000
Auxiliary Ketch shoal draft - 10000
Auxiliary Ketch center board 80 $3.50
Custom cruiser 8s. double cab 1000
Higsins runabout, gray fireball--- $500
Dodge runabopt, VS. motor - $50
t neT gosS5s ba eSS
Chris-Crsft sport fisher, twin 1900
Our new offiees are now open every day.
Come to 8l6 Maine ave. and discuss your
boat, insurance or financing problems.
sw RE .025R az
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ROOMS WITH B0Apn

laOl 10th ST. N.W.-LSe dbl; 2 girls to
snare lge. room with pvt. bath with another
ELL Ell, vacancy IN triple; GOOD meals switch-
NEW HAMPSHIRE HousE-A few vacan.
Ing in good food and service. l9Is New
aS1s s.h s Hys N.w-ons single room 22 for
;5ssn, sSn' II meal, each day, ssoa
nice meals day; also Diace FOR Tor man nn &92s
ATTRACTIVE single or double room near
Dapont Circle. excellent food, for young
women desiring cultural BACKGROUND;
81 Es55sff sssS. required Call AID. 4S?sss. or
WOMAN, settled free room and board In
return for staying with young Children
at night while mother works. sH. 82l5.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds: can
e sep Phone Sy Ap sv sda4 Nov so $3.50
GIRLS to share lse. rm., pvt. home.
home away. from home Exp bus. and
nome privileges; reasonable. ia 4s40.
liza MASS. AYE. N,w.-vacancy to share
81 ' fsss saa'S ssis furnished
1909 18th ST. NW.-Doubie nm, also
share rn. for man; . meals per day;-rn aid
Seryace; Sa4 20 per month. AID. 1920. --27
r rs06 18th SO. W:nDouble room. other
I is5a Mass AVE II SO &W saeh fs5
share. in double for i other girl s45: share S
IN triple with private bath. for another
siri $50; good MEALS. DU. 1884. ga
next bath. for married couple or iris
HO. 6s32. call after pm 81
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPL MOTHER. 4-yr.-old SON. tay care
Tor son; can use own furniture MRS
GRACIA, RE. 57l1. EXT. 447, Nor. Fri,
WORKING MOTHER. e-year-old son. wish
room. board, care OF child, before after
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REFRIGERATOR,
condition, S135.
perfect condition

perfect condition. No s4ss mornings Mi s.
RIDING HABIT. Abercrombie and Fitch,
Two pairs riding boots, size 8, one black,
one brown. All in perfect condition Call
Iii LzSs$ $o .5tfr Springfield sDort.r and rs
automatic. cheap, Can be seen at .3021
M s 70 siss Ssls' $780,
ss1SliSS' e, sxi$; several sesstsfs. Phone u.
RUGs@oTientai, room size. 10, pieces,
sSsE choice $ses 81, each chissss semi
afss AZ RIG So e. Ds slo5 1sss ss e ns
4ssls:ssE; H. sslo rs sss
EgSGsnugs 9Eientals Al s1ss a5sssic
business uses also money chests wal safss
% ysS' pa s'G sys n THE Ma sAEgSM a
SAW MILL, complete: Prick mill. Interna.
ttSRal Row ss7a UNI IL tTastSr mali ehsped
saw saw RIG. $50: u efec ease essco set. So /
ball.-bearing mandrsl, SIN. blade. SO; /
Cali Wa Shs so4s wheels tires and tubes; s$ So
sAxoPHoNE, Buescher E-nat alto with
s Sass Sgs sllds finish; perfect condition Var
sslxsXsAPiHoSNE. Conn CO. melody. Amer.
professional nat, alto. complete. excellent
cond best reasonable offer. ,GL. 1907.
used used Busscher alto 500 10; new Martin nftn,
Committee model alto. $3.50; new Martin
Committee model tenor, $3.50. Cases in
Guided. Terms: National 1928. JORDAN
sTEAHhT92o Sa b aeaS "a e. dark "a.
hogany windsor chairs, cheap. SH. S246.
| SETEE, upholstered lounge chair, new
rollaway bed, walnut bedroom set, maple
knee-hole desk. maple dinette set, lamps,
seft ssn tshl e c H2 $500 Ext; III 2a2.
Console, se5; treadles, $3.50 up: rentals;
repairs, LOO up. LEAR, 32e9 M st; 7: W,
SEWING MACHINEs-speciai electric
consoles, Ss9.5Q. up: electric portables,
eral Electric vacuum cleaner. j year free
fcIT AVE. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE,
ss9Sr Snnn ays EN- ei tsSs singer.
SEWING MACHINEs-Beautiful singer
desk model: walnut and maple consoles IN
saasantssa AMERfcHN SEWING MAJ
ave. NE. WA. sbss. Open evenings except
SEWING MAcHINEs-singer electric con-
treadle nodes Terms to 1t S your Suds e
ssSIaR AHasshWas sef NcH AZ s fspsEss
1lth 81 ct Penna. ave. Sc. II. 3s33.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
American Leqion
POST No. 273

Well, folks, here is the news
that you have been waiting for.
We are very glad to announce
that on April 27, 1916, the first
Saturday after Easter, The Lake
Shore Post will hold a semi
house warming social of their
new club rooms at 6131 St. Clair
Ave-, up.
Since the inauguration of the
transformance last February we
did not dream of holding any af-
fair other than our monthly
meetings and our Grand opening
which we hope to hold sometime
in September.
Things are still hard to ac-
quire but in spite of this our
alert building committee has
made rapid progress which has
been noticed by our members
and our friends and at their sug-
gestions we are holding this al
fair after Easter. We are glad to
respond to soothe their dancing
feet with good music and like
wise their palates with good re-
freshments.
John Wensel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
JADRAN'S SPRING
PROGRAM

The royal family of Sylvania
shall come to Cleveland for the
Slovenian public on Sunday,
April II, 1916, when The Slov-
enian Singing Club Jadran will
present Oscar Strauss beauti-
full operetta s"Waltz Dream" in
Slovenian, under the title of
"Valcek ljubezni."
This colorful operetta is
about the confused love Affairs
of Princess Helene and Lieut..
Mkt who are supposed to marry,
but who do not love each other.
There is, of course, the inter-
fering family; but the play ends
to everyone's satisfaction.
The music for the operetta is
under the direction of Lodi Ma
leckar and the dramatic imper-
vision is under Vincent Coff.
Doors open at 2::3O p. m. and
the play starts at $3.50 sharp,
so come early for a highly en-
tertaining afternoon. After the
performance, supper will be
served and dancing will start at
500 in both halls, with Johnny
Vadnals orchestra, upstairs,
and John Ludwig and his &C.
Gordon, downstairs.
Admission to the operetta and
dance-$1.0O, to the dance only,
$50. The affair will take place
in the SLOW. Workingmen's
Home on Waterloo Rd.
Member
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

Charles E. Smith, chairman
John J. Wirts, vice chairman;
John T. AuWerter, jr., William
J. Benes, Homer G. Chappell,
Joseph B. Clough, Caesar w.
Cook, Frank K. Dossett, Herschel
w. Driver, Philip H. Geier.
Albert Gilchrist, DR.. Harvey
G.. Janke, Ernest A. Killmaster,
Dr.. Carl H. Kreinheder, 1t. John
E. Lambie, jr., 1t. Hunter Morri-
son, jr., James A. Mulgrew, Roy
H. Phillips, Frederick Reading,
Edward M. Rebol, Stanley J.
Ryan, 1t. E-V Schueren.
Harry u. Simmermacher, Floyd
L. Simmons, Charles H. Smith,
Sherman M. Stackhouse, Rob-
ert B. Stanton, jr., Ralph +.
Stolz, Eugene M. Van Scoyk,
Ralph r. West, Armour D. Will
cox, jr., Paul F. Yost, James F..
Whyte, executive secretary; Ell
mer j. Fairchild, physical direc-
tor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
MICHAEL TELICH
HONORED

At a luncheon given at the
Hotel Statler on Monday, March
II, Michael Telich was honored
by the Sun Life Assurance Com
pany of Canada for his out
standing achievements during
the last five years. At the lunch
con MIR. Telich was presented
with a solid silver tray because
of having qualified for the Com.
pany's Honor Roll each month
during the past five years.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

Attendance at our March
meeting was very good. Several
new faces appeared, among them
being Chuck Prijatel, Joe Buc-
har, and Bill Tushar. Dot Mos
mix and Molly Mosnik previous
ly accepted were sworn in.
Several new applications were
approved. Dickie Grum' juvenile
application forwarded. Due to
the increase in attendance at our
meetings it was decided that fu-
ture meetings be held in the new
building, Room No. 1. This will
make it easy to provide refresh
ments, dancing, etc. after our
meetings. Mollie Koren gave a
very interesting report on the
forthcoming National Bowling
tournament and the results &C.
complished thus far. It looks like
a record turn out for the event.
Cleveland Federation and Nor
wood Community Council re-
ports were given by the writer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
OPEN HOUSE PROGRAMS

The larger Recreation Centers
of the City Division of Recrea-
ton, will present their regular
indoor activities to the public
in a series of Open House Pro-
grams, April 10th through April
18th.
Regular classes in gymnasi-
um and swimming pool activi-
ties will be demonstrated by
children and adults. Arts and
Crafts groups will display their
know how and it's results as
we'll as music and dance groups.
These programs are open to the
public and are presented in the
interest of acquainting the
neighborhoods with the Re-
creation resources supported by
the City of Cleveland.
The Open House date at St.
Clair Recreation, $3.50 St. Clair
Ave. is April 11th-7:1O p. m.
The program will begin at
700 p. m. and although admis-
sion is free, children will he ad-
mitted only if accompanied by
adults.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tomasic,
1889 East 172nd St., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Josephine Sedmak, to Mr..
William J. Novak, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Novak, 1916
Hale Ave. Mr.. Nowak was re-
Gently honorably discharged
after serving in the army.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Comrades Note Book

Pauline Spik, Vice President
and chairman Of the entertain
ment committee, commented on
the line up for the March 23rd
dance.
Leon NokaWowski was not
there to receive the $4.0O award.
Marie Stefanic received the
$1.00 award. On the second try
for the $4.O0 award, neither
Martha Sire, Jennie Koren or
Betty Jartz were present. They
missed the price of two pairs of
nylons.
General
Program received from the
Sanneman family, covering par
ticipation of the Perfect Circle
at the last Pioneer meeting, was
very interesting. The kids are
good.
A call from Bob Travnik, from
Detroit, stating they'll be at the
tournament, ten team strong.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Co.: :;: ENGLISH SECTION 300
APRIL s.. 1916
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS

On February 18th, Pfc. Will
lam Grzincic, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Grzincic, 631O Glass Ave-,
was honorably discharged after
serving in the army since Feb
ruary 26th, 1914. He : served
with the infantry in the Pacific
for a year, and was seriously
wounded in action on Okinawa
in May, 1915, after which he
was sent to the United States
for medical treatment. He now
contemplates on entering college
this fall.
T/Sgt. Frank L. Wolf, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wolf, 14703
Sylvia Ave., was honorably dis
charged after serving with the
army engineers for AZ months.
He was stationed in Germany,
Belgium, Holland, and France.
Home on a thirty day fur
Tough is Carpenters Mate sc
John P. Rupina, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rupina of 985 East
185th St. He served in the Paci-
fic for 20 months. On April 9th,
he will report for further duty
at the Chicago Naval Armory.