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HELP vyoAAEN.

TYPIST, 6-iay, 40-hr. week. Apply en-
WMooDWARD M 4 x ELoTWHRioFS.. I'M Il 10Th q : and ndAg I
TsxRIsT; brishs ,ouns woman with < sood
kAFIoWTTz W On 18Th u Sstwesn Ssetssssas EsnGn sad
TffisT- MEDICAL woRk. days. 50 hrs
TYPIsT- Good salary. pleasant WORKING
Apply once 'ssSses Vo0sa aENs N NPsIsaass saoS
TYPIsTs, 5-day week; aos discount : on
par pparshases IA. Apply smployment once. 4th
1asi oksssSfsTsTGhols asN sS1Es Go i. n ansso, so
We are willing to pay an excellent salary aily
party. You should bs between s Is enaiiasa and as
preierably married and own a car Ex-
nsrience Is essential on either . pipe
. pleasing telephone voice and your typins
and penrnanship must be excellent For
your own handwrtins s about tu youase qsea IN
WxITHnss. y i ms white, $ s.tszssy M and sunday.
RANT. ssse ca. ave, Silver sprins. ms Nd, I'D
WAITRESS. white, night work: no $50 Sun
days. cASEY'S CHOP HOUSE $40 18th
MATTRESSES and countergirls, whits:
g91d sFr h9grgsss 3ags gSod ge9S pay Apply HILLTOP
MATTRESSES, white, experienced in tray
serving; excellent tips and working condi-
fIeaf sesay BIS Il ps5soa so eapsoI GnIy s.
MATTRESSES wanted for new restaurant,
over 21,, must be able TO type some no
Sun. work. 4912 Wisconsin ave. NV. -26
WOMAN, manage small hotel coffee shop
and cocktail lounge; must understand
with or without ROOM MA. 1851. WHIT
YOU'VE LADY to handle service desk in
our ladies' dept: must have pleasant per-
sGna,y and must ee neat and
count on personal purchases. Apply ladies'
dept, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919
YoUNG LADY to operate small switch
positlon sdas wH Miss 'ips; Lee RsssSfns REARsaY
oLDSMoBnE CO., N. Cap. and N. Y. ave.
YOUNG WOMAN, for general ofnce work;
must must be able to take shorthand; 5-day
tions. Apply in person. $50 st NV. 27.
YOUNG WOMAN as assistant to manager
in private club, Salary, Sl,S00 plus
room roo and nd meals Must have understand.
in meeting club members Would like to
have person with typing ability if possible
POSITION open anytime. Write Box S3-G,
sts ssT v itaf5es be An int.r
EXPERIENCED in telephone locating and
tail credit store. Box 336-A, Star. -27
IMMEDIATE, OPENING for an unusual
woman, executive type, to be trained as
silver counselor; car necessary; immediate
income; no bond or investment, no can
asds vssslns i, minimum age age; 80; applicant who
preferred. For personal conference, write
Box 1896, Star. 81
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
ASSOC. SECRETARY IL 5000:

ASSOC. SECRETARY O., 5000: large
trade assoc; meet people. Dept store
stenog., 5-day, $50 wk. College sec, free
tuition, $1,000. Embassy secretary, S days
$50 mo. Temp, stenog.; Ia wks. 81 .25
hr, Representative, natl. org. $50 wk
Need 100 new applicants daily for inter
esting openings, top salaries. Welcome! |!
See Miss Lee or Miss Smith at BoYD'S,
SECRETARY, female, 2b-45.. exper.. for
interesting position, in Bethesda area; 51a-
riI SesTEstsry eEss s. doxntowps .do IL one
PIX operator Bethesda area. 5E day
Tk; Sa start S35 wk. WALTER =; KEss-
Bldg, 18TH and N. Y. ave, DI. 1920,
DI, 4442. go
ESTIMATOR. male, heating field. hot air
and hot water: must be exper. on domestic
S4,16o ''
Research analyst, male. ph.d., exper.
field; salary approx. $500 or more ac-
cording to experience; please see adver-
tisement of our new service in other
section of this paper. WALTER H KESS-
LER PERSONNEL SERVICES. 612 Wash
Bldg, 18th and N. Y. ave. DI. 1920, DI
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CURTAINS WASHED and stretched, 75c
pair: Slip covers and bed spreads: work
called for IL 1853.
laundering: 65 cents hr. and carfare:
experienced. MI. 9517.
GIRL, eolored, reliable honest. desires
part-time work. IL 1926 26a
H0USEKEEPER, white. for employed cple :
fond Of children: live out. SCOTTY,
242l 18th st. NV.
HOuSEKEEPER with small child desires
position in pvt home with l or 2 children
WA 1245 Pr
LAUNDRESS, experienced, personal laun-
dry, curtains: fine fabrics; to bring home;
references, RA 1898.
MAID, g.h.w. or day work. ESTEILA
MOODY, 430 o st. NV.
WOMAN, colored experienced, wishes part
time work. 90 pm CO. $3.50
WOMAN, colored. experienced cook, home
or restaurant. ~DU. 1885,
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MOTOR TRAvEL.

INDIANAPOLIS; leaving Thur. for races,
lg47 Plymouth. Accommodate several.
Reasonable. Call HARDER. GE. 2I30,
DRIVING I9a2 DODGE SEDAN to Moline.
H.. via y. s, 80. Leaving 2sth Take 3,
help drive, share expenses. FIR. e5T6, sos
THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests. share expenses: refs. ex-
changed: cars to all cities: California
daily. % Mass. ave. NV, RE $3.50. Il
DRIVING to Indianapolis Wed. May as.
TO races; can accommodate two or three
AZ Cher. Call EN-. 1852. MR.. OfCONNoR
Evening star., 1947-05-26
AGENTS.

MEN AND WOMEN. especially those who
the personnel in tofice 6idgs. You can
now easily earn $40 day in your spare
time. For details, send name, address and
phone number to Box IT'D Star pa
Evening star., 1947-05-26
HELP MEN and WoMEN Cont !,

COUPLE: wife to
cook and do general Housekeeping, hus-
band to attend to garden; quarters pro-
vided. Address Box 403-H, Star. -2S
Evening star., 1947-05-26
MOTOR TRAyEL tcon,. !, ,
HONE lAPRovEMENT coMPAAlEs.

DRIVING to indianapolis May 2s, can ac-
Mr.. oscoNNoR, I'm. 1852. ''
Evening star., 1947-05-26

Continued on Next Psse0
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RELIEF CHEF-Permsnent position. meals
RfFaIRMaN RHFn dss f9d FOR JEWEhER lsS
IA, 34SS for appointment. 2s
tire Manufactured; psrH experienced. @ Vsi to cali
on dealers in West Virginia and Virginia;
must have minimum of years dealer
salary, expenses; exceptional opportunity
for the right man; car necessary. Box
RUG sALEsMEN-5-day week. eoes dis
once ath hoor S, KANN SONS CO 80
sALEsMAN to sell kitchsn men
10 hcme owners; Leads furnished. draw
ssns account and commission. Telephone
SALESMAN with knowledge of silverware
Can Du.. S7ss bet and . pm,
surance: salary or drawing account; So. 800
annually at start, income at 65: thorough
a ;ysning aany,L locally AND at home ofes school
experience; age under 40: some college
training Give fun details in nrst letter.
{TNsgyRANcE 1yFsA. q CO; S3s Investment Bids
SALESMAN for Circulation work on trade
unlimited earnings, Phone MR.. DUNN. FIR.
sAIEsMaSasoiinss Is Gas to stasion R@; and s.rsxe
equipment salesman; commission basis
must have car and following Company
maintains own. installation and service
3ept- WHICH will render full co-operat ation.
Box 224-H, Star. 26s
Statesmen, experienced, to handle life,
health and accident insurance agencies;
attractive propositions: also need fire and
casualty solicitors. W. R. BoTTCHER,
91S st, NV. Rm. %1G. ES 4l10. 81
SALESMEN-Real estate statesmen wanted
by. OLD. reliable firm. Phone CO. 6647 OF
Statesmen. experienced in mems furnish.
mss and clothing; excel. salary. METRO.
POLiTAN HABERDASHERS, 5e5 Iltt
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. white
for evening shift Good salary and work.
Ing conditions. See MR. BAUGHER. 4o3G
Wis ave. NV -na
SERVICE SUPERINTENDENT for ige
automobile agency; must be capable o.
n directing affairs in all depts Give COM
a= p!ete BACKGROUND and qualifications: re-
pies confidential. Box 267-H Star --o1
=. SHOEMAKER, FIRST class. Apply 623 5ti
Il Ct. nv. -17
SHOE SALESMAN, salary and commission
Apply JOSEPH DeYoUNG. 1925 st. NV
50 go
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
High|igh+s from
Waterloo

We are starting a new column
in which we will try to get all
the latest about everybody and
everything, from the most en-
joyed Slovenian dances. The
blizzard Sunday night didn't
stop the crowd from coming to
the dance. At the beginning of
the evening it seemed there were
going to be two boys to every
gir!., but it started to even up a
little later.
Looking over the crowd, every
one seemed to be enjoying them
selves immensely. Old friend
Pete Kotorac and isabelle Sundry
were certainly going to town on
the fast pieces. Sophie Homer
looking good as ever and we
were wondering where all he1
Euclid friends were. AS usual
we find Frank Sullen dancing
to. his hearts content with al
the beautiful gals. Two "Bud'
dies" known as Harry Yanchal
and Art Stakich, who always are
monopolizing the bar, refused
to go down a couple times. Coult
Continued on page g.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
Winter+ime Dance

Remember the Snow Dance
the Vows sponsored January
11th, on Holmes? Ii was a huge
success and everybody's brother
and sister was present and not
to forget the wonderful time we
all had, the Vows are extending
an open and hearty invitation
to the general public to be
present at their coming Winter
time Dance which will be held
Saturday, February 18th 1947
at the Slovenian Home on Hol-
mes Avenue with our popular
maestro Eddie Habat and His
Melody Men on hand to give way
with the latest in music. So come
on, folks-let's once again join
the friendly Vows on Holmes
Avenue for an enjoyable eve
ming.
dorothy M. Orehovec
Club Reporter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
u. S. A. Y. CLUB NEWS

Due to the absence of a num-
Der of members at our last meet
ing, election of officers was
postponed until February 18th,
when a meeting will take place
at the Slovene National Home,
GAIT St. Clair Avenue. All mem
bers are hereby requested to
meet in the main lobby Of the
home.
Several of the members are
planning a social for the group,
to follow the meeting. Youth
interested in the group, are cor.
daily invited to attend. Plans
are being made for a pre-Lenter
get together, since only a few
days remain for this event. AL
men, bers are asked to keep post
ed OH this, and attend our meet
ing. Your cub is what you make
it, SO let's get together for
bigger and happier group o.
American Alovenes in Cleveland
Well be looking for you!
-"Busser'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
GIosbeno's S GIimpses

At the annual meeting of the
Glasbena Matica choral group
the club has once again outlined
it's events for the year and head
ing this cultural organization
are the following:
President: Frank Pate; vice
president: Dorothy Svigel; sec
retary: Josephine Misie; treas
urer: Louis Belle; asst. treas:
Louis Dular; auditors: Molly
Frank, Frank Bradach Anne
Safred, Carolyn Budan; public
ity: Josephine Misic, Larry
Ogrlnc.
Koncerts, dances, picnics and
suppers are included in the year.
ly schedule. From time to time
we hope to report on the activi-
ties of this organization and
keep you up-to-1aie on it's calen-
der affairs.
u NJ.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
EUCLID sLOvENEs LODGE NEWS

Sitting in on our last lodge
meeting could see how enthus-
ed the members were with the
little social we planned for after
the meeting. Perhaps if the
younger members of our lodge
knew how much fun we are hav-
ing, we might awake in them a
ven to attend our meetings and
find out.
For our meeting February
21st, I am taking liberty to
promise everyone who attends
a very fine time after the meet
ing. I'm working on the pros
poets of some good refreshments
and maybe l can persuade Mr..
Barkovich to let the treasury
stand a little pinch for once.
On our sick list we have: Mr..
Joseph Stupica who is recover
ing and around already. That's
how we like to see you! Julia
Poznik and Josephine Kolac
(Copric).
Our deepest sympathies are ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. John and
Eltrude Tolar whose first born
baby died. The mother is the
daughter Of Mrs. Frances La
patch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Jagod-
mix were blessed with a second
son. Mrs. Jagodnik is the former
Slavica Mloch. Congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Drganc
also have their second born.
Only they now have two girls.
Say, how about the Jagodnik's S
and Drganc's getting together
and matching their children up
You know, like they did in Eu-
rope years ago! This is all in
fun, really.
Mr. Anthony Mloch was mar
ried February 9Th to Miss Vir'
ginia Crvan. Best wishes are ex'
lended for many years of mar
rled bliss.
A THANK You" note to Mr.
Cerne, jeweler, whose coopera
ton in selecting the gifts fol
our returned vets is greatly ap
preclated. Better late than never
as we gave them for Xmas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
SNPJ JUVENILE SINGING
CIRCLE

The Juvenile Singing Circle of
Cleveland SNPJ Federation will
present it's concert on February
%, in the auditorium Of the
Slovenian National Home on St.
Clair Avenue. After the concert,
Juvenile Direc tor Michael
Vrhovnik of Chicago, ILL.,, will
give a talk and show films on
Juvenile and SNPJ activities.
Director of the chorus is Mr..
Frank Plut, with Molly Plut as
the accompanist on the piano.
We are al inter ested in having
our children learn songs and
singing. AS we listen to them
during the performance, we are
filled with pride and satisfaction
at their success. The attendance
at last years concert was very
meager and the youngsters OF
the Singing Circle We're greatly
disappointed at the lack of in
terest on the part of the SNIP
members in Cleveland. For their
sake, we again appeal to you
elders, to show more interest
and eagerness in making this
concert a success. Keeping VI
the morale Of Juvenile Circle il
as Important as financial aid.
The concert will start at 4
o'clock in the afternoon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
CT. DINNER AND DANCE.
MARCH lST

lie G, [. Dinner and Cance
sponsored by Lodge Mir No. 142
JNi'J will lie held on Saturday,
IA rch 1st, at the Slovenian
Home on Holmes Avenue in the
uDper hall. All the memLers, for
ncr c.. Is will be admitted to
this dinner and dance party free
Of charge. Each one may invite
gu1st-Wife, fiancee, mother
or dad.
Su ;rer will be served from
7:3O clock. The principal speak
2r VIII he Rudy Lisch, supreme
board member and president OF
the SNPJ Lodge "Utopians. y
After supper and short program,
ratreyhnents will be served.
Music will be provided by Lenny
and Paul Orchestra.
For the non-veteran members
aanq let tickets will be available
at S. so per person Including
refreshments) and preference
will be given parents Of G. Is
lodge members and officers OF
neiglboring lodges. Personal H.
vitations will be given by the
committee of Lodge Mir to al
c.. l. members in the city. Out
of town residents will be invited
by mail. Get your reservations
soon, as tickets will not be sole
at the door. For further infor
nation concerning reservation:
call Ii S939, KE 1917 OF" MI
67O3.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
First Annual Dance

Dance lovers have anxiously
been awaiting the announcement
of the forthcoming dance of the
Orchestra Club, who are happy
to inform you that their first
annual dance will be held on
Saturday, February 22nd 1947
The scene of this gala affair
will he the Sachsenheim Ball
room, located at 14OO East 55
Street.
AS an added feature the or
chestra club has acquired for
the evening, the services of the
popular polka knights" who
will render tuneful polkas and
waltzes for your pleasure. Those
who have already mad the op-
portunity to attend any of the
affairs held by this club in the
past, can we'll be assured of an
evening. Of enjoyment. So let's
make it a date to be with Joe
Page and his sensational
Rhythm Twelve" Saturday,
February 22nd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
CESEN BROTHERS SERI.
OUSLY INJURED IN
AIR CRASH

Two Cleveland brothers, war
veterans and at present students
Of q flying school in Willoughby
Community Airport, were seri-
ously injured last Sunday, when
The students plane they were
plotting crashed in field about
a ha;f mile from the airport.
Ecth brothers, Edward and
Paul, resided at 1915 Westropp
Avenue. Edward was admitted
% Huron Road Hospital, where
hospital authorities described
his condition as serious. Paul is
confined to Lake County Memo
rial Hospital, where his injuries
haze as yet not been diagnosed.
While aiding in extricating his
youngest brother from the
debris, Paul collapsed and lost
consciousness.
At an altitude of 400 feet a
sudden storm wind crashed the
plane according to the witness,
William Cult, an inspector.
The aAplane was purchased
by Frank CeGen and a friend
Anthony Grubelnik, last July, at
the time of selling army surplus
materials.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
SILVER ANNIVERSARY

On January 30th, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maine of 1889 Washti
Avenue celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary. In their
honor, their son Emil and fian-
Gee, and daughter Elsie and her
fiance planned a surprise party,
which friends and relatives at
tended. Best wishes for many
more years of good health AMI
happiness are extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Maine on this, their
silver anniversary!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
MOVIES IN LORAIN

The women's club of the Slo-
vene National Home in Lorain,
Ohio, is sponsoring on the eve
ming of March End, a program
of movies, to be shown by Mr.
A. Grdina. A series of movies in
cluding e showing of the e-splo-
sion films, European films, and
the sesquicentennial Of Cleve-
land, are scheduled for the eve
ming. All interested in seeing
these films are to keep this date
in mind.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14

Pictured above is DR.. Joanna
Pecman, who is probably the
first and only woman of Slovene
descent in Pennsylvania ever to
graduate from a medical college.
DR.. Pecman was born and raised
in Pittsburgh, Pa, the daughter
of Frank and Johana Peeman
of 57th St.
Her record in medicine is a
very brilliant one. She received
her Bachelor of Science degree
at the University of Pittsburgh
in 1886 and her M. D. degree
in 1910 at the Women's Medical
College Of Pennsylvania, Phila-
delphia, Pa. In 1941 she served
as inferno at the West Penn Hos
pital in Pittsburgh.
For three years, from 1941 to
1914 she was Resident in Ostet-
lic3 and Gynecolegy at Magee
Hospital in Pittsburgh. (This
cst~Graduate training is pro-
vilel by tie University of Pitts
tur,ya Medical SchooD.
At present she is continuing
ad' anced training in Gynecolo-
gical Surgery at Magee Hospital
in Pittsburgh, under program
sponsored by the Medical School
and is also acting as instructor
in Gynccology to the medical
students.
Recently she opened her own
office at 42O0 Butler ST., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
! DR.. Pecnan is married to
Fred Zbasnik, son of John and
Theresa Zbasnik, and nephew o.
Anton Zbasnik, supreme sec'y
of the Amer. Fraternal Union.
Fred was a lieutenant in the last
war, serving as pilot in the
Pacific area. At present he il
attending the University O.
Pittsburgh and plans to take UP
medicine himself. He and "Ivan-
ka" as DR.. Pecman is popularity
known to her husband and i'm.
mediate relatives, have one
. daughter.
Wishing her and her husband
much success in their respective
careers!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
COMRADES NOTE BOOK
j. r. FifoH
February 18TH: -

February 18th: -
Comrades first social event of
the season will be on Saturday,
February 18th at the National
Home on st. Clair. Music for the
dance will be furnished by john
ny Zalokar. In view of this being
the last dance before lent, a
large crowd is expected to at
tend. Understand from Pauline
Spi< who is lining up the work
ers that she expects, Tony and
Theresa Kerze, Mike and Jean
Preseren, Fran Preseren, Bob
Yarshen, Frank Popotnik, Pau
line and Frank Ross, Marie Zak,
Albina Vehar, Antoinette Skok,
Jack and Vic Vehar, Dot Mos
mix, Fran Tomsic, Ann and Joe
Prijatel, Ed and Frank Prijatel,
Joe sircel, Agnes Flanders, Ed
Debevec, Alma and Mad Zagar
and others to be on hand to per-
form duties assigned.
Meetimg-Tuesday,
Febr,lnr9I 1Qth.-
Comrades monthly meeting
will be Tuesday, February 18th.
Installation of officers will be in
order. Refreshments will be
available. Make up your mind to
be in attendance and indicate to
the elected officers your support
during the coming year.
G. I, Banquet: -
If you have not as yet sent in
your reservation card please do
so at once. These all have to be
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
ON FURLoUGH

On furlough for his 18th
birthday, was Pfc. Eddie Ogrin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Ogrin, 1868 Shawnee Avenue.
He left yesterday for New
Foundland, where he was sta
toned for the past year with the
military police.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14

I am hoping my readers will
forgive the absence of this
column last week. My mother
Mrs. Josephine Skedel who suf-
fered a stroke and severe paral-
ysis in April of 1914, had taken
a turn for the worse. I was fran
Continued from page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
25TH ANNIVERSARY

On Fe' ruary 18th, the well
known Mr.. and Mrs. Matt 2.
Inti',ar of Nanmann Avenue,
celebrated their silver anniver-
sary.
Congratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14

Monday, February 18th.
Congratulations: -
Ann Sannemann's promotion
as District Director of Juvenile
Circles is we'll deserved. She has
been a very hard worker for the
organization and has accom-
|plished very good results. We
wish her the best of luck and
success in this new field.
A baby girl for Joe and Mollie
Koren. Mother, dad and proud
pop doing O. K. Congratulations.
On the sick list: Louis Shuber,
Josephine Kovach, and Hermine
Logan.
Following our dance, the
| Cleveland Athletic affair Satur-
lday, February 22nd. A good turn
out will mean money in the kitty
that can be used for the forth
coming National Bowling Tour
nament trip to Chicago.
On Sunday, February 23rd
SNPJ Juvenile Singing Chorus
concert. Juvenile Director Mi
chael Vrhovnik will ne on hand
as the speaker. A good crowd
is expected. Let's not disappoint
the youngsters.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14

in SO that necessary details can
be lined up at the next meeting
of the committee, which will be
Monday, February 18th.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14
CONVALESCING

Friends of Mrs. Mary Mavko,
wife of Jack Mavko of Dock Rd.,
Madison, Ohio may visit her in
the Osteopathic Clinic, where
she underwent an operation last
week.
Mrs. Mary Tolar, daughter Of
the we'll known Mr.. and Mrs.
John Zaic of 452 East 18TH
Street has entered Lakeside
hospital, for an indefinite stay.
Miss Agnes kleme1cic, 58O6
Prossc1' Ave-, manager Of Mar
iAet Coal Company, underwent
an operation at St. Luke's Hos.
Dital. She is confined to Room
2O7 w, where friends may visit
her.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-14

M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-29
Guild EIe(ts HarryMartin
 As President

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-IR-Am- erican Newspaper Guild (CIO) headquarters announce that Harry Martin, amusements editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal, has been elected President of the Guild on the basis of nearly complete election returns.
 A spokesman said II ,485 ballots were cast and that 61 of the Guild s 90 locals, representing 94 percent of the total vote, had filed com plete reports. Results for all off ces are now conclusive though as yet unofficial, the spokesman said.
 On the basis of the incomplete returns, Martin received 6409 votes to 4.885 for his opponent, Willard Shelton, a member of the Washing ton Bureau of PM and the Chicago Sun.
 Sam Eubanks, of Oakland, Calii incumbent executive vice president was reelected. He received 6,36s votes to 4,815 for James Buchanan of Manchester, N H.
 Ralph Novak, of Detroit, was re- elected secretary-treasurer 6,25l votes to 4.878 for c. K. Williams of Los Angeles.