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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
THE WnLoWRUNNEWs

There will be two stage shows
during the evening. according to
Mr.. Stevenson, one at 1880 and one
at 900. First act In the show
will be presented by the Foster
kindergarten singing group, which
includes Caroline Wilson, Nancy
fowler, Mary Ruth Burd, Marlene
Taylor, Deleanor Nelson, Udena
Steele, and a duet composed Of
Brenda Daver and Nancy Waller.
In the shows second act, the
following members OF the fifth
grade will stage a folk dance:
John Sukach. Margaret Spires.
June Lawrence, Betty 10 McDavid.
Maryella Hetchled, Lille Fitz, fo-
landa Lulaw, Nelta Dunagan, Con.
ME Cowper, and Betty Ruth Narris.
Following the folk dance will be
a Mexican song and dance by Sue
Cops, Mary Lou Wright, and
Yvonne hawthorne. They will be
succeeded on the stage by Victor
Plumly, Richard Peterson, and
George Sukach, who will present
comedy entitled Doc Meets Doc"
The stage show will close with a
series of popular songs by Joyce
Burd.
Special prizes. donated by VIII
low Run and Ypsilanti merchants,
will be disposed of in the school
auditorium after the 8 o'clock stage
show. Mr.. Stevenson stated. The
prizes will include a razor, cos
metics, theater passes, a free hair
cut, a shoe repair job, an $3.50
permanent, SCOT remover and
bleaching water.
Parents who are assisting in the
arrangements for TuesdsJ nights
carnival are Mrs. Margaret Young,
Mrs. Richard Collins. Mrs. Robert
Roberts. Mrs. Myrtle Andrews,
Mrs. Clarisa Lodise, Mrs. Viola
Baker. Mrs. Catherine Marriott,
Mrs. Eleanor Ortkier, Mrs Thora
Mcbride, Mrs. Kathryn Anderson,
and Mrs. Bessie Calvery.
Also working on committees are
Mrs Julia Osborne, Mrs. Lucille
Bravatto, Mrs. Janice Ralin, Mrs.
Margie Holden, Mrs. Wilma Man
ners, Mrs Inez Taylor, Mrs. Ber-
tina Ramey. Mrs Betty Wilson,
Mrs. Ivy Holder, Mrs. Opal James,
Mrs. Evelyn Lawrence, Mrs. Mar
garet Sukach, and Mrs. Ann Lulaw.
Additional assistance has been
given by Mrs. Margaret Morris,
Mrs. Evelyn Picard, Mrs. Matte
Arnold, Mrs. Addie Flat, Mrs. FL
len Newsom, Mrs Virginia Roberts,
Mrs Cleo Dick, Mrs. Hello Ramsey,
Mrs. Mary Lamoreaux, Mrs. Fran
ces Baxter, Mrs. LaVada Crisp,
Mrs. Hattie Arvin, and Mrs Au-
drey Burd.
Motion pictures at the carnival
will be shown at 1900 and Sis, Mr..
Stevenson said today. No admis-
sion will be charged at the door.
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Deaths
MRS. CLARA NJ. LINDEoREN

Following an Illness OF several
weeks. Mrs. Clara NJ. Llndegren
passed away Sunday afternoon at
Boyer Hospital.
Born in Sweden, Nov. 8, 1857.
Mrs. Lindegren came to America
at the age of II. She was married
to A. w. Lindegren in Monmouth.
H., in 1878, where she made her
home for several years, and was ac-
tive In Lutheran Church work be-
ing one OF the founders OF the
Dorcas Society.
Following the death OF her hus.
band in 1921, Mrs. Lindegren came
to Ypsilanti, where she has since
resided with her son, Carl Lin.
degren. Until few years ago, she
was active In the Congregational
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lindegren
and daughter, Mrs. Dan f. Moses.
are surviving members OF the fam.
lily.
Private funeral services will be
at the Lindegren home, % S. Nor
NAL St., Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Temporary interment will
be in the Highland cemetery vault,
and final rites will be at Monmouth
at a later date. In compliance
with requests made by Mrs. Lin
degren there will be no flowers.
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Daily Market Report
Vegetables


BEETS-Topped. No. l. s1.00-1.25
CABBAGE-No. !, s1.25.l.50 bu.
CARRoTS-Topped-No. /. $50.
LIS bu.
CELERY-Root No. l. S25o-S,5O
bu.
DRY ONIONS - No. l. 12.77
so ID. sack.
PoTAToEs-No. /. s2.sO-3,25 100
ID. sack.
PARsLEY-Root No. l. $500 $50
blu.
RADIsHEs-New. No. /. s1.oO-l.2O
doz. bchs.
PARSNIPS-No. /. Sl25-l,75 bu.
RUTABAGAS-No. l. 81 0V-i.25 bu
TURNIPS-No. l, sl.25-1.75 bu.
Fruits
APPLES-Jonathan. No. 1. s4.90-45
ID. bu.; Mcintosh. No. /, $3.50 As
Id. bu.; Rhode Island Greetings,
No. l., 1870 45-lb. bu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fancy. 90
Coo ID. box. Choice S5-40c.
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Willow Run Calendar

TODAY
400 .. m.-Child Care Class.
West Lodge.
1880 p. Unmarried Student Vet
Grams Meeting, Village Community
Building.
TUESDAY
$3.50 p. m.-Book review Interest
group. West Lodge.
400 .. m.-Cup Scouts, Commun.
ity Building.
$3.50 p. m.-Foster School Carnl-
val. Foster School.
700 p. m.-Clay Hill Teen Age
Recreation. Simmonds School.
700 p. m.-Scout Troop 80, Spen-
Ger School
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Municipal Court

Mrs. Mary r. King. $50 Harriet
St, who was apprehended early
today on charges Of intoxication
and disorderly conduct pleaded
guilty when arraigned and paid
SIS.
Percy Bremen, Ann Arbor, who
was apprehended by state police
early Saturday, was arraigned be-
fore the court later Saturday. He
was charged with intoxication and
disorderly conduct. to which se
pleaded guilty and paid SIS.
Total receipts for the court, Sat.
urday, were {2ls.70.
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New York Stocks

New York, Mar. 1s-AP-Stocks
generally continued on the recov.
cry side OF today's market al
though scattered exceptions were
In evidence.
Dealings tapered after a moder.
ately active opening but gains OF
fractions to more than a point pre-.
dominated near midday.
Buying, brokers said, was based
partly on the apparent easing OF
International tension, belief that
the technical comeback which got
under way last week would be ex-
tended, and the urge to empoy idle
funds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18

will serve short orders, sandwiches,
and soft drinks.
Allan's Jewelry Store, which was
closed shortly after the Bomber
Plant ceased operations. is schelul-
ed to reopen along with new de-
partment store later in the spring.
Another space In the West Court
building has been leased by the
Goldman Dry Cleaning Company
OF Ann Arbor.
There are tentative plans for
further expansion OF Willow Village
shopping facilities. according to
Mr.. Brentlinger. In the northeast
section OF the project, a self-help
laundry recently opened near
Wizard and Clark Rds., features
eight new washing machines avail
able daily except Sunday.
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West Court at Willow Run
viii Add New Enterprises

Commercial expansion now in
process at the West Court business
center will result in the addition OF
two new eating places, a jewelry
store, department store, and dry
cleaning concern, according to H.
V. Brentlinger, FPHA rental
manager.
All but one of the me-; business
enterprises. a snack bar in conjunc-
ton with the bowling alleys, will
be In the same building which
houses the Kroger super-market,
just or Midway Blvd, Mr.. Brent
linger stated.
The Village Eat Shop, Just open
ed at the West Court center, con-
tains both tables and counters and
serves family style meals. The
Snack Bar at the bowling alleys
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In the Sick Room

Arthur @. Ferguson. who was
taken to Boyer Hospital Friday
night, Ill with quinsy sore throat,
Is resting comfortably, today.
Robert Null, IL, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Null, 1920 Willis Rd.,
was able 10 return to his home to-
day, after undergoing an operation
at Boyer Hospital Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
SCHEDULES CONFERENCES

East Lansing-AP - Michigan
State College has scheduled Ave
statewide conferences which are
expected to be attended by approx
mately 1000 persons for this week,
R. W. Tenny, director OF the MISC
short course institute, reported to-
day. They include: the 18th an
nual force warm air conference,
Monday through Thursday; Michi-
gan Sewage Works Association,
Monday through Wednesday; the
Michigan Association OF Future
Farmers OF America, Monday and
Tuesday: Michigan Farm Planners
Conference, Wednesday through
Friday; and the fifth annual
Greenkeepers Course and Turf Con-
ference, Friday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
Faith Kept With
Irishtown Mayor

Reading, Pa, Mar. 1S-AP-Eigh.
ty-year-old Alvah o. Schaeffer kept
faith for the oath time st. Patrick's
Day with his dead friend, Tom
Hannahoe, Mayor Of Irishtown."
The pair pledged verbally, short
ly before Hannahoe's death in 1897,
"tha. whichever one outlived the
other, he would perform a service
at the others grave" each st. Pat
rick's day at midnight.
Schaeffer stood with bowed head,
unmindful OF a light rain. as a
quartet OF musicians played Lass
O. Galway" and Nearer My God to
Thee"-Hannahoe's favorite tunes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18

Featuring such rarities as q hair.
less dog and a bald-fared monkey.
along with 300 other specimens OF
mystery. the museum will be the
second grades contribution to
Tuesdays entertainment.
Other sections In the carnival
will be q bake sale, fortune telling.
FISH pond, games OF skill, motion
pictures. dancing, a stage show.
and refreshments, including ice
cream, hot dogs, popcorn, and soft
drinks.
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MRS. CATHERINE KEUscH

Mrs. Catherine Keusch, 3l4
Washtenaw Ave, passed away
about 10 o'clock this morning in
Boyer Hospital following an ILL.,
ness Of one week.
Catherine O'Brien was born in
Augusta Township, October 1,
1871, daughter of jeremiah O'Brien
and Margaret Pagan O'Brien. She
was married to Lee F. Keusch
February l. 1890 in Ypsilanti. Mr..
Keusch preceded her in death,
July 20, 1924.
Mrs. Keusch Is survived by two
sisters. Mrs. S. r. Rodgers. San
Diego, Calf, and Miss Elizabeth
o'Brien, this city.
Friends may call at the Jay
Moore Funeral Home.
Rosary will be said at Jay Moore
Funeral Home at Z o'clock Wed.
nesday evening and requiem mass
will be In st. Johns Catholic
Church Thursday morning at 8
o'clock.
Burial will be in st. Johns Gem
etery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
SCHOOL CARNIVAL WILL
ADD HOUSE OF HORRORS,
MUSEUM, BEAUTY SHOP

The addition OF three new fea.
tures-a house OF horrors. a mu-
scum. and a beauty shop-to the
Foster School Carnival. scheduled
for Tuesday evening at $50, were
announced today by Robert Steven
son. principal.
The house OF horrors. created by
the Foster frs graders, will be dec.
GRATED appropriately and will con.
tain mysteries guaranteed TO make
patrons scalps Jingle, Mr.. Steven
son said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
Use German MethOds

London, Mar. 1s-INS - The
London Daily Mail reported today
that Russia, with the aid Of Ger
man physicists, was making expert
ments with improved GerRan wea'
pons.
The report said that the Rus.
SLAMS, who have discovered mahy
V-weapons abandoned by the beat
en- Nazis, will fire a score OF w
rocket bombs from secret Baltis
site soon.
1t added that German scientists
who designed the cyclotrons aud
magnetic machines used in atom
splitting experiments were at work
for the Soviets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18

DETROIT-INS-A Ford Motor
Company spokesman announced
that Frank Campsall, Henry Ford's
secretary and director of the Ford
Motor Company, died this morn
ing at Savannah, Ga.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
MRS. PEARL sRoApsToN

Mrs. Pearl Forsyth Broadston,
formerly of Ypsilanti. died March
9 at her home in Washington,
Kans. The daughter OF Mrs. Ida
Forsyth and the late James B.
Forsyth. Mrs. Broadston was born
In Ypsilanti Oct. 4, 1894.
Russell Forsyth. Mrs Marion
West, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith
attended the funeral services from
this city. Burial took place in
Steele City, Nebr.
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YpsiLdnH Briefs
Not Affected

Not Affected
Ypsilanti theaters are as yet IN
affected by the current film deliy-
erymen's strike In Detroit Fea-
lures for the scheduled change in
both local theaters were acquired
by Railway Express from Chicago
and Cleveland.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
To Decide Status

Ottawa, March 1S-UP - Pre-
mier Mackenzie King will make q
full statement" on Soviet espion-
age In Canada at the House OF
Commons today and observers be-
lieved that his report might de-
termine the future pattern of the
Dominion's relations with Russia.
Additional fireworks were prom.
Used by Fred Rose, Communist
member OF Parliament arrested In
connection with the investigation
OF espionage. Rose said he would
have his say" when Commons
convenes today. However, any
speech he would make would be
contingent on his fellow represen-
tatives who could bar him from
his seat until he has been cleared
Of suspicion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
CAPT. PHILIP Y. soMRENEk

CRPI. PHILIP Y. BOMBENEk
Mrs. Anna E. Hindley, oil Ferris
St., attended memorial services in
Detroit Sunday for Capt Philip Y.
Bombenek, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Bombenek, 1910 Vine St., De-
troit, Mr.. Bombenek, former assist
ant postmaster here under Will
Lister and Richard owen, received
confirmation Of his sons death
last week from the War Depart.
ment
Captain Bombenek, a bombardier
on Bf24 Liberator, was reported
to have been killed over Borneo in
the Netherlands East Indies. Be-
sides the parents, he is survived
by two sisters, Wilma, Monroe,
and Mrs. Louis Sternberg, Wyan-
dotte.
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Gromyko Back

Washington, Mar. 1S-UP-Rus-
sian Ambassador Andrea A. Gromy-
ko was expected to begin a series OF
conferences with high American
officials today in an effort to ease
big three difficulties before the
coming United Nations meeting.
Returning to his embassy rost
after an absence OF many months,
Gromyko can be expected to call
upon Secretary of State James +.
Byrnes and probably President
Truman--if for no more than cour-
tesy visits. But the alarming state
OF world events would make even
courtesy calls important confer
ences.
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ON THE GLOOMY SIDE

There are not nearly enough
fats in the country to make all
the soaps, soap powders. and
soap flakes you want. So short is
the supply, the government
must decide how much fat can
be released to make soap and
other peacetime goods.
Besides, the supplies of soaps
many of you housewives have
had in reserve are running low
- and the demand for soaps
is increasing.
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C)PA

CONTINUED from Page One)
only sound preventive against in
Rising prices are the re-
suit OF initiation and not its cause"
Demoralizing OF production has
been caused by improper relation
ships between price ceilings and
production costs. the report said.
citing the present experiences the
public is having In obtaining but
ter in relation to other dairy prod
ucts as an outstanding example.
The board urged the early dlscon-
tinuance OF consumer food subsi-
dies. terming them "fnflationary
and unjustifiable under present
conditions"
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Russia

CONTINUED from Page One)
divided among landless peasants,
the correspondent said.
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AUCTION SALE
Thursday, March 81, 100 p. m.

Five miles southeast of Ypsanti SITS futile Hill
Rd, farm known the William Boutell farm.
Owing the death of my father, Il will sell all the
personal property described a follows;
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Fordson Ferguson Tractor with pows, hydraulic lift,
AL condition; John Deere spreader; Corn binder,
section spring tooth, spike tooth drag, check
bean puller sulkey pillow, horse cultivator,
dump rake, roller, side rakes, wagon and rack
harrow cart, binder, potato planter brooder
houses, size 9x12 in good condition and
skds; brooder stove, fence stretchers, garden drill,
extension ladder, hand sprayer, garden cultivator
cycle grinder, Banel sprayer hay with fork,
and pulleys; double harness, extra collars chicken
crates, milk pals, strainer chicken waterers
and self feeders, baskets crates milk stools, straw
hook, hay knife log chain, saws, shovels, barrels
LIVESTOCK AND FEED
Guernsey Heifer, year old; 35 white Leghorn hens;
100 bales straw, 800 bales hay; quantity of corn
fodder.
TERMS CASH
William G. Boutell, Prop.
Guy F. Thompson, Auct. Nelson Boutell, Clerk
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PRODUCE
(Wolfs Grocery

PRODUCE
(WoIfs Grocery
Cabbage (bu) .............s1.25
Carrots (bu.) ............. LIS
Celery (doz. bunchesJ ..... 1.20
Potatoes (bu.) ............ LIS
Apples (bu.) .............. $50
Eggs large (doz.) ...,.... "a
Turnips (Lu.) ............. LIS
Parsnips (bu.) ........... 800
Onions (bu.) minimum. 800
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on THE BRIGHT SIDE

on THE BRIGHT SIDE
Most observation-disclosures
tinued to turn in fats. You've
helped keep our industrial fat
supply large enough to meet
minimum needs.
But it's a close race. Any
letdown on your part can mean
less soap for everybody.
BY turning in used fats you're
helping to bring back bigger sup
plies of scarce soaps. Keep on
the job, get d for every pound.
MAs MArsS MZ
Mstss sap
KEEP TURNING M USED FATS
10 HELP MAKE MORE SOAP
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Ypsilanti Markets
t6uylne Prieesl
GRAIN

GRAIN
(Ypsllanti Farm 6uresu)
wheat tDu.D ..............,..,...........Sl.
Oats (bu.) ......-..........-.......... 81
Rye (bu.) l.40
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05
VELIKO APARTMENT
POSLOPJE v NACRTU

Jardine Investment Inc, ma
merava priceti z postavitvijo
velike apartment hise 1853 sta
novanji dne Is. marca, katera
DO izgotovljena do 1. oktobra.,
in sicer ma Euclid Ave., in Supe-
rior Rd., ma jugovzhodnem
oglu. Poslopje bo IL nadstropij
visoko. Stanovanja bodo obsto-
jala il dveh, treh in stirih sob
in najemnina DO okrog $40 cd
sobe mesecno. Poslopje DO vse>
skozi ultra-moderno urejeno, z
move vrste razsvetljavo in pre-
progami vsepovsod. Prosnje "a
najem sob sc ze sprejema ma
prostoru.
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Nizinski znaSaj Firestone
ustrelien

Robert L. Firestone, star 40
let, 1910 E. 81 St., je bill vceraj
zgodaj zjutraj smrtno obstre-
lien ma Lakeview Rd. in Tuscora
Ave., ko je peljal domov IL svo-
jega salona dive streza jki in bar
tenderja. Firestone je bill pred
lett zapleten unijsko raketir-
stvo, v katerem sta igrala vodil-
no vlogo Campbell in McGee,
povod sedanjega napada pa Sc
nj znan, niti Sc ne We, kdo je bill
napadalec, XII Sc je pripeljal v
drugem avtu in je cd strani od-
dal vec strelov ma Firestona, cd
katerih SO ga trije zadeli.
Po napadu je bill Firestone
prepeljan V Glenville bolnisni-
co, kjer je cez par ur umrl.
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Do novih proti-britskih IL
gredov je prislo v zvezi z dne-
vom zalovanja, XII so ga egip-
tovski nacijonalisti proglasili "a
Is zrtev, XII SO padle v nedav-
nih demonstracijah proti ma
vzocnosti britskega vojastva v
Egiptu.
Anglesko vojastvo je ma de-
monstrante odprlo ogenj in ma
mestu je bilo ubitih Is Egipca-
nov, 299 pa ranjenih. Med an
gleskim vojastvom sta bila diva
mrtva diva pa ranjena.
Manjsi izbruhi so Sc primeri-
Ii tudi Kairu, kjer je policija
aretirala 600 oseb. Ministrski
| predsednik Ismail Sidky Pasa,
XII Sc nahaja ma vladi podpo-
70 britskih bajonetov, je nocoj
izjavil, da je bila policija prisi-
lljena streljati, ko SO demon
stranti zaceli metati kamenje
ma policijo in britsko vojastvo.
Ko je demonstracija v Ale
ksandriji prikipela ma visek, so
mnozice naskocile hotel, kjer
SO nastanjeni britskf oficirji in
skusale potegniti z droga brit
sko zastavo. Sledil je spopad,
tekom katerega je hotel zacel
goreti. Zazganih je bilo tudi vec
britskih trgovin v mestu.
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PO katerem Casu
Sc bono ravnali

Zadnjih par tednov je nasta-
10 nekaj zanimanja glede casa,
da Ii Sc maj premakne ure ma
pref zadnjo nedeljo v aprilu, ali
maj ostane tako, kot je sedaj v
Clevelandu, ko imamo regula-
ren Eastern standard cas-.
Governor Lausche je re pred
tedni priporocal, maj Sc neha
premikati ure sem in tia, ker Sc
S tenn vse lie mesa, nj pa cd tega
posebne koristi.
Porocevalci cd The Cleveland
Pressa pa so sli ma poizvedova-
ME med ljudi, kaksen cas- zelijo
"a poletje. Pravijo, da SO od-
stotkov Clevelandcanov zeli, da
sc uvede "hitri" cas-, kot smo ga
imeli med vojno, kar je pa
dvomljivo.
IL izjav posameznikov odseva
vec sebicnosti kot pa interest
skupine, posebno pa Sc varnost
solskih otrok. Nase mnenje bi
bilo, da sc enkrat preneha ska
kanje il enega ma drugi cas-, ker
to ne della drugega, kot same
zmesnjavo, koristi nina pa nih-
&c cd tega. Maj ostane standard
vzhodni cas- v veljavi tudi v po.
letju, kot je sedaj, brez spre'
membe.
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v poueenih krogih Sc trdi, da
je DIR. May do nedamega delal
"a britsko vlado ma atomskih
eksperimentih v Montrealu, toda
druge podrobnosti MISC znane.
Nocoj nj incl do mladega znan-
stvenika nihce dostopa.
Ko je DIR. May predaval pred
dijaki, sta nenadoma stopila v
laboratorij diva tajna agenta in
ga aretirala.
OTTAWA, 4. marca. - Ka-
nadski premier Mackenzie King
je danes izjavil, da je preiska-
va ogledustva ' Kanadi produ.
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Popisovanje "a imenik cleve'
landskega prebivalstva

Okrog 80 ljudi je te dni zace-
10 popisavati ljudi Clevelandu
in predmestjih "a novi City Di-
rectory, kateri DO izsel Sc pred
bozicem letos. Delavci upajo po-
pisati vse prebivalstvo sirsega
Clevelanda do konca septembra.
Popisavanje Sc pricne ma yuma
njih straneh mesta in bodo della
Ii proti sredini mesta cd vseh
strani in popisali v premeru 400
kvadratnih mill. z izjemo leta
1915, je bill te vrste Directory
tiskan letno cd leta 1888.
Cleveland Directory Co., ina
svojo posebno knjiznico, kjer je
ma razpolago okrog 900 knjig,
popis oseb IL 1900 NEST v Zedi-
njenih drzavah. Trad te druzbe
| ie ma 1900 Euclid Ave. :
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MESTNI INZENIR HOFFMAN
UMRL

Robert Hoffman, star 80 let,
stanujoc ma 1854 Dexter Rd.,
Cleveland Hghts., in v sluzbi
mesta Clevelanda kot mestni in
zenir skozi So let,' je umrl v So
boto " St. Lukes bolnisnici. Bill
je najstarejsi usluzbenec mesta
Clevelanda. Graduiral je IL Case
School of Applied Science leta
1893 in takoj nato stopil v sluz-
bo mesta Clevelanda. TEX m
svoje karijere kot inzenir .je
prejel vec odlikovanj in sicer
leta 1896 cd Cleveland Chamber
of Commerce in cd American
Society Of Civil Engineers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05
MARIJA SAJFERT

Po eno-tedenski bolezni je
veeraj zjutraj preminila v st.
Alexis bolnisnici Maria Sajfert,
rodom Hrvatica, stara 63 let.
Stanovala je ma 4110 E. 80 St.
Bila je clanica drustva Zrimski
Frankopan st. 4O3 HBZ, drus-
tva Hrvatsko kolo in Oltarne-
ga drustva sv. Pavla. Tukaj "a
pusca zalujocega soproga Nicka
Pogreb sc DO vrsil " cetrtek oh
9. uri zjutraj IL Louis L. Ferfo-
liza pogrebnega zavoda, 911e
Union Ave., v cerkev sv. Pavla
ma E. 40 St. in nato ma Calva.
ry pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05

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