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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-07
Jana Koch:

O krutem unicevanju nash
otrok pc koncentracijskih tabo-
riscih ma Hrvatskem, o EVER
skem klanju in seziganju otrok
pc Bosni in Herzegovina, dr.. Ste
pinac, glava zagrebske nadsko-
fife in katoliske duhovscine, nj
ma nicesar pripomniti in ostaja
miren. Da, dr.. Stepinac ostaia
miren tudi danes, kakor je bill
miren leta 1912, 1943, 1914,
1915, ko so ustaski krvniki in
skupno z mimi tudi razni kato-
liski duhovniki in fratri kali
nase Medicine otroke.
Nikakrsen mir ali "nasa vest
.je mirna in cista," ne DO in ne
more oprati in ublaziti strasne
krivde duhovscine v oceh mater
IL Kozare, Knez-Polja, Glamoea,
Janja, Romantic, Prebilovcev in
drugih NEST nase domovine,
kjer SO kali in ubijali nase ne
dolzne otroke. Ma tisoce in tiso-
&c napisanih vrst, potrjenih do
kumentov obtozuje vest duhov-
seine in njihovega vrhovnega
poglavarja.
Evo, nekoliko ~dokumentarnih
%primerov:
V sredi meseca januarja, IL.
ali Is, leta 1912 je prisla v sre2
Bosansko Dubico velika formal
CHA ustasev. Bila je lima in sneg
je -apadel en- meter visoko. Ma
rod il kozarskih vasi je takoj
zapustil domove in bezal ma Ko-
faro, CHM je zvedel, da SO ustasi
v Bosanski Dubici. Medtem pa
so ustasi re prisli do vasi Drak-
senic, kjer so nasli okoli 80 lju-
di, zena in otrok; odgnali SO jill:
v cerkev in tamkaj 'vse poklali.
Prica Mara Blagojevic, XII je TO
klanje prezivela, nosi ma svojem
telesu preko 20 zaceljenih braz-
Igotin cd ustaskega noza; ona je
bila skupa5 z Anko Relic in ME-
MIN otrokom pritajeni ocividec
in je tudi sama bila zrtev stras-
nih ustaskih zverstev, nam pri-
poveduje
"Ine Is. januarja 1912, ko Sc
je pricelo svitati, Sc je skozi vas
Draksenic raznesla vest, da gre
do ustasi. To je potrdilo tudi
streljanje, XII Sc je vse bolj pri-
blizeValo. TakoJ smo Sc odloclll,
da bono bezali. z otroki in ma
terjo sem hotela pobegniti ma
Kozaro. Ker je bila huda lima,
a sneg mad meter visok, so mas
'mozje zaceli odvracati, covered,
ia mas hOdO 1staSi ma noti doSlj
a to bi bio Sc strasnejse. Neka-
tere zcne Sc MISC dale pregovo-
riti, temvec SO COLE in bose z ma
10 hrane in otroki v narocju po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-07

- 0JOA0 - SSASOt ~ VS A
je umolknilo Re poslednje hrope-
ME, sem lezala zatrpana s tru-
phi, q ker je mraz vse boil pri-
tiskal, sem cutila, kako zmrzu-
jem. Takrat pa 50 spet prisli
ustasi, gazili preko trupel in 60
vorili: No, zdaj pa imajo mir
in hrano, zdsj jim nj mic vec
treba.
Eden med mimi je predlagal,
da hi pc mrtvih zaigrali kolo.
Slisala sem Jill, kako SO skakali,
kleli, peli in plesali pc mrtvih.
Poteh pa sc je eden med mimi
spomnil, da DO malo zazvonil.
Vzpel Sc je ma zvonik, potegnil
"a zvon in rezki in neskladni
udarci zvonov so sc strahotno
razlegali pc cerkvi. Eaten je ma
stala mrtva tisina. Pocasi sem
izvlekla roko izpod trupel in 81
S prsti ocistila usta cd s%trnjene
krvi. Zunaj sc je zmracilo, JAZZ
Sc pa Sc nisem upala izvleci IL
pod trupel. Cd mraza in krvi sem
otrrdela.
"Naenkrat pa sem zaslisala
korake, svetloba malih elektric-
nth luci je osvetljevala zrtve.
AL je KIDD ziv?' sem slisala raz-
licne glasove. Oglasila Sc je An
ka Relic in njen otrok. To SO bill
nasi partizani. Ko so ponovnt
yprasali: Ali je Sc KIDD ziv?' sem
se tudi JAZZ oglasila. Partizani 50
lregledali vsako truplo, &c hi
nogli morda Sc koga resiti, ali
vsi razen mas treh so bill mrtvi.
"Tega dine in tie noci :je bio
poklanih v cerkvi, pc poteh in
lisah ne,soiiko stotin nedolznih
lena in otrok."
In ko Sc je 20 tenn strasnem
pokolju v drakseniski cerkvi ma
-:od skozi sneg vracal il Kozare
' svoje domove, je nasel samo
>rupla in pogorisca, ker so tega
Inc in tie noci ustasi pozgali vso
Jas Draksenic, to je $40 his. Ia
)okolj v cerkvi so izvrsili uetasi
il Jasenovca, XII so sli vsako ne
deljo k obhajilu in pred vsakinl
klanjem re vnaprej prejeli Cd
puscanie grehov in blagoslov
istaskega katoliskega duhovni-
ka Filipovica, starega % let, pc
rodu il Herzegovina. Ia isti ka-
toliski duhovnik je prisel kot
komandant nekega odreda jase-
novskih ustasev v nesecu de-
cembru leta 1914 v Bosansko
Dubico in zbral vse pravoslavne
otroke brez starSeV.
TIE otroke SO sprejele pod SIRE
no muslimanske druzine in Jim
skozi dive lett nadomescale star
Sc. Use te otroke, Xxi jih je bio
okoli 60, so odvedli ustasi v Hr-
yatsko Dubico in jih tamkaj po-
kali. Nekatere so virgil live v ap-
nenice in jih sezigali. Ma opekah
apnenic Hrvatske Dubice Sc vi
dijo Sc danes sledovi krvi, no.
tranji zidovi peel pa so pokriti z
lebelimi sloji smole, XII je ma
s.ala pri izgorevanju kosti.
Ii isti ustasi so pc par dneh
1ega strasnega zverstva v mese-
GU decembru leta 1914 prisli v
Bosansko Dubico in so ponoci
pobrali okoli 80 zena in otrok in
jih odvedli ma most reke Une.
kriki Jena, stokanje in klicanje
Ia pomoc nedolznih otrok so sc
razlegali v temno noe, a hladna
Una je s%prejemala poklane
zrtve. Ko Sc e zlanilo, so ustasi
dovrsili svoj posel in odsli, a
prezivelim mescanom so pustili
kot V opomin topic bratsko kri,
XII je preko celega dneva curlja-
ia z mosta reko Uno.
Derventi SO spremenili usta-
81 veliko tvornico palic tako zva-
no "staparov'' koncentracijsko
tahorisce. Dine 2. augusta 1941
SO ustasi izyrsili mnozicne are
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-07

cACVd3 y O6AAJOACA ANlA A0CU III
bio redkost videti ustasa, XII je
incl polne roke izkopanih oci.
Tako MISC delali 2 ljudmi Same
v TEN taboriscu, temveG tudi pc
vaseh okoli Dervente.
Poglejte, kako je reagirala du-
hovscina v tenn casu ma ia zlo-
cinstva!
v septembru leta 1941, v casu
zlorabljanja in mucenja nedol-
mega naroda ali tudi v casu po-
katoli6evanja, je vzdignil svoj
glas zupnik IL Koraca, IL zreza
Derventa, fra. Bono Rozic in je
v govoru med ostalimi groznja-
mi dodal se to:
"Prestopite v katolisko vero,
ker vas bodo sieer pojedle ribe."
V Sanskem mostu, kjer je ma
vsaki pedi zemlje grob, je usta-
ski duhovnik prekrsceval moske,
zenske in otroke in zahteval v
potrdilo 18O dinarjev, ceprav je
znasala sluzbena taksa samo 10
dinarjev. Razen tega je ustaski
katoliski duhovnik Anton sere-
met prisiljeval narod, v teh stra-
snih dneh pokolja in iztreblje-
vanja, da maj sc uci motive in
veronauka ma pamet.
Use te listine so bile samo Sc
ena zlocinska prevara, ker so
;lstasi kali narod pc vrsti in
brez obzira ma te listine.
V Livnem, kjer so bill tako
avani hercegovski ustasi dobro-
voljci skupaj z ustasi emigranti,
so dnevno vrsili zlocine in ubo-
je tudi pc okolnih vaseh, kjer
SO ma tisoce nedolznih zyezanih
zrtev odvlekli v Prolog, Jill tam
zaklali in zmetali v jaime. To kr-
vavo delo ustasev ie blagoslovil
in odobril katoliski zupnik DIR.
fra. Srecko Peric, star 48 let,
rodom il Crnega luga, srez b.
sansko Grahovo, zupnk cerkve
Vseh Svetih v Livnem. S priz-
nice samostana Sv. Petra in Pa
via v Gorici, kraj Livna, je 60
voril: "Vse, XII MISC katolicani,
vse je treba pobiti, a najprej mo-
10 sestro, XII je porocena S pravo-
slavcem. Tisti, XII v poko;jih So
delujejo, maj pridejo k meni, JAZZ
jih bonn spovedal in Jim odpustil
grehe in oni bodo videli bozje
lice"
Teden dni pred Velikim Smar-
nom je DIR. fra. Srecko Peric 60
voril v cerkvi: "Procesija DO ma
Veliki Smaren krenila Vidose,
narod z roznimi venci, a ustasi
bodo S puskami obracunali z
vsakim, XII nj katolik."
V Travniku so ma Miklavzev
dan leta 1912 ustasi pobrali zene
in otroke liz vasi: Goleseyega,
Trebevse, Turbeta. Zaprli so jih
v ustaski dom, jih tepli, zlorab-
ljali in jih silili, da hi prestopili
v katolisko vero. zupnik il Tur-
beta Ante Dujmusic, je prekr-
sceval narod in izdajal potrdila.
Y Klepcih so hercegovski ia
marji," kakor jih je narod ime-
noval, takoj leta 1941 prijeli
Spasa Sijaka in ga zadrzali v
caplinskem zaporu, kjer so ga
strahovito mucili. Rodna matt
ga nj spoznala, ko ga je nasla v
hodniku zapora. Cd mucenja je
oslenel, vsi lasje SO mu bill zru-
vani, glava pa je bila strasno
otecena in polna krvavih pod
plutb. Obupana matt je prosila
duhovnika Don lilo Tomasa il
Klepcev, da maj il resi- sina, ia
pa il je odgovoril: me moreno
ga izpustiti, komunist je."
Dine n. junija 1041 Sc je pc
strasnem pokolju polastil ljudi
obup, katerega je izkoriscal
ustaski duhovnik Don lila To-
mas. Girl Sc je glas, .da kodo ysi,
XII bodo presli v katolisko vero,
zasciteni, ker je tako odobril Po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-07
Jana Koch:
.sodeIovonie ko+oIiske duhovscine
pri unicevoniu otrok

Ponatis il .meseenika "NaEa iena"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-07

~rSS3 49, J ~ ASSA SAAAA' Va
pa il je odgovoril: me moreno
ga izpustiti, komunist je."
Dine n. junija 1941 Sc je pc
strasnem pokolju polastil ljudi
obup, katerega je izkoriscal
ustaski duhoynik Don lila To-
mas. Girl Sc je glas, .da hodo vsi,
XII bodo presli v katolisko vero,
zasciteni, ker je tako odobril Po-
glavnik. Gill te propaganda je
bill, da prevari pravoslavce, XII so
Sc priprayljali ma upor. zene,
matere, XII SO Sc ustrasile "a
sYojce, posebno "a otroke, SO Sc
javliale pri duhovniku Don Iliji
ia sc z otroki pokatolicanile.
Don Lila je izdajal tudi potr-
dsla, Eoleg tega pa 50 moral
Indie kupovati tudi molitpeni-
he. Odrasle ;otroke je klical dya-
krat ma teden Y zupni urad ia
Jim drzal verska predavanja tar
kole: sse tri dni, % lie Moskva
gotova. Poslali bono ustasko
mladino Y RUSTIC, da 30 imela
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-07
BY MRS. BERTHA TAYLOR

Mrs. Grace Renehart who has
spent several months in Latrobe,
Pa, has returned to London, and
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Bidwell and family. Mrs.
Rinehart was in Plain City, Sun
day calling on friends.
Mrs. Julia Walker and Mrs.
S. M. Langstaff, have returned
home from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Bidwell
have moved into the Kahler pro-
perty on E. First ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Eastman
and family, of Columbus, called
on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson
last Sunday evening.
DR.. Ruth Bowman and Mrs.
Mamie Bowman, of Chicago, call
ed on Mrs. Bertha Taylor and
Miss Jane Taylor on Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Beck has returned
to her home in Detroit, after
caring for her aunt, Mrs. Kate
Holleran.
Miss Vera McCort, a former
teacher in the Caanan schools
was in Plain City last week call
ing on friends.
Mrs. Olive B. Feather left for
Gary, Ind. Friday morning, where
she will visit her daughter, Miss
Bess Feather, who is a teacher
in the Gary schools.
Mrs. Julia Walker, Mrs. Uri
Converse, Mrs. Olive Feather,
Mrs. Alba Converse, and Mrs.
Sumner Peters were dinner
guests last Tuesday at the home
of Miss Mary Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Obert
and son, Dickie, of Columbus
were Sunday afternoon guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Tatman.
Mrs. Bertha Taylor spent Wed
nesday in Marysville.
Mrs. Herbert Reece met with
a painful accident last Sunday
when she fell, at her home on
Shopper ave-, breaking one of
the bones in her left-foot.
Mrs. Earl Runyan and daughter,
Florence; Mrs. Mable Wright, and
Miss Martina Worthington left
Plain City Tuesday April for
California.
Miss Florence Graham has re-
turned home after spending three
weeks in Columbus visiting re-
latiVe.
Mrs. Lulu Ketch and Mrs. Opal
Mckinney spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in columbus.
Mrs. Edwin Anger, son Jimmie
and daughter, Ann, from Penn
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..STRINGTOWN
By MRS. VERA KRAMER

Darby Ladies Aid will meet all
day Thursday April 10 with Mrs.
Ida Stroop.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bryan and
Mrs. Anna Ferris called on Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Robinson and
daughter, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Jordon
and son, Billy, and girl friend, of
Plain City, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Ryan also
were callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stickell,
of Worthington, called on Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Robinson and
Florence, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Bertha Forsythe, Ethel
and Tommy, of East Liberty, call
ed on Vera Kramer, Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Fay Polling spent Friday
afternoon with Vera Kramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Anna Ross, of North LeWisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Stroop spent
one day last week with friends
in Springfield.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-07

Brown Manley tandem tractor
disk, less than year old, two
horse drawn corn cultivators and
one tractor mower for F-20. Farm
wagon with rack and on rubber.
Edward o, Elliott, Route 81, Mt.
Victory, Ohio. 4-7-1ts
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Moving
Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil Meachem
are having their home redecora-
ted and will move some time
soon. They are moving to the
property recently purchased from
William Lincham, on Main ST.,
where they lived 40 years ago.
Mrs. Bates Hostess
Mrs. Hurleigh Bates enter
tanned two tables of contract at
her home, Wednesday evening. A
birthday cake with candles was
presented to Mrs. Claud Dunham,
after the guests were seated at
the attractively arranged dining
table, and the guests sang happy
birthday. A fruit cup was served
with the cake.
Folio w ing the evening Of
bridge, Mrs. w. H. Sharp and
Miss Mabel Briney finished with
high scores. Other guests were
Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Robest Lin
coin, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs.
George Lincoln and Mrs. Moul-
ton Martin.
Word of Death
Mrs. Moulton Martin received
word of the death of her aunt
Mrs. William Drury, which oc-
CURED Wednesday morning at
her home in London.
Sick:
Elmer Diltz has been quite sick
at his home, suffering from flu
and complications.
Mrs. Harry McMahill is con-
fined to her home with the flu.
Roy Oberdier was unable to
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illness of his father, Elmer Diltz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vaughn,
of Cleveland. spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Keller.
Mrs. Richard Lincoln and Mrs.
John Ehlen were Columbus
visitors, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moffet, OF
West Mansfield, spent Tuesday
evening with Mrs. d. w. Sharp
and Mrs. w. H. Sharp.
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Lions Club Entertains

The Woodstock L0ins club en-
tertained the presidents and sec
retaries of all clubs in zone d
Region 8, Tuesday evening in
their club room. This was an
advisory meeting and zone chair
man Russell Perkins, of Plain
City, was one of the speakers
A chicken dinner was served to
the members and guests.
Ola Podrida Club
Mrs. John Pratt was hostess
to members of the Ola Pod
rida club at her home Tuesday
a ft e r noon. Scripture reading
opened the meeting and response
was Jokes" Mrs. Robert Lincoln
read an interesting paper on
"San Francisco Gibralter of the
West" The study United Nat
ions," was let by Mrs. Pratt.
The next meeting will be held
April Is at the home of Mrs.
dWlSIiCS w dlldSS.
Death
r o be TT Ellsworth For sythe,
aged 80, died at lao a. m. Thurs
day in the Champaign County
hospital where he was taken
two hours earlier, He was suf-
fering from pneumonia and had
only been sick a few days.
He was the son of Samuel and
Jane Piatt Forsythe and had
lived most of his life in this COM
munity. He has made his home
with his son, Sam Forsythe, and
family for several years. He is
survived by six children, Mrs.
Oliver Hayes. of Milford Center;
T h omas Fors ythe, of North
Lewisburg; Mrs. Lester Ber-
gunzi, Columbus; Howard, Sam
and Earl Forsythe, of Wood
stock.
Services were held Saturday
at the Freeman Funeral home in
North Lewis burg with Rev.
Homer Gleason, of Woodstock. in
charge.
Burial in the Woodstock ceme-
terry.
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be out Thursday, suffering from
cold and pleurisy.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Connor
and son, of London, and Mrs.
Bessie Mooney and daughter,
Mary, of West Jefferson, were
callers at the Sharp home, Sun
day.
Howard Diltz, of Greenville,
was called here Sunday by the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-07
KLONDIKE KATE'S STRANGE
LOVE IDYL

Meet the fabulous queen of the
Yukon. Read about her mail or
der marriage, one of the strang-
est, most intriguing, most unus-
ual love stories of modern times.
Read of Klondike Kate's amazing
love idyl, one of many absorbing
features in The American Week
ly with this Sundays april l3)
issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times. 1t
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RIDCEWAY

Mrs. Bird Ramsey is home a.
gain after nearly four weeks in
McKitrick hospital.
Mrs. H. V. Kelly suffered Sc
we're bruises to her leg when she
fell over a tongue of hay loader.
She has hardly been able to get
around the past couple weeks.
Callers at Lincoln Boerger's
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Taylor and family, of near
Broadway; Mr.. Luther Boerger,
of Marysville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Culp and son.
Miss Julia Boerger is recover
ing from an appendicitis opera
ton.
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Plain City News

sylvania are guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Evans an
nounce the birth of a son, born
Wednesday at Grant hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds
and son, of Columbus, are spend
ing several days with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-07

WANTED-Gardens to put in
order, with Rototiller. Leave word
at l08 E. Walnut st. Clarence
Decker. Peoria Rt 1. 4-7-1ts
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FOR SALE - 7-ft. international
tractor disc. Stanley Berry, Rich
wood Rt. 3, on Kinney pike.
4-7-1tS
Evening star., 1947-04-07
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S736 -
PLAYLAND DAY CARE NURSERY, Just off
Clarendon Circle, Chestnut 5656-Happy
environment for youngsters between / II
and 4 years of age; trained teacher, in
spection by registered nurse. experienced
supervision. carefully planned lunches,
transportation, small groups, limited part
time accommodations Designed to supple
ment the home! z"
Evening star., 1947-04-07
SITUATIONS woMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT. exper.. yrs. PBx
receipt, will accept temp. work, 70 e
mos; salary. S45 te $50 Wk. to start. Ga. Can
DRESSMAKTNG. design, remod., altera-
tions; eve. gowns specially: reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as beauty oper-
Cafeteria ft work. Phone NO. S177. So
GoyERNEsszNuRsE; ,s Al ! & Tsf; Engage m =.
75c hr, Ph. Ap. g549,
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wishes 6-hr.
day duty; viii take permanent job. Call
SECRETARY to former Govt. executive de-
sires position for summer In resort hotel.
Box 423-Y, Star. y
sECRETARY-STENOG., experienced4 DE-
sires evenings work. Call Hobart 800,
Ext. AS. after $50 pm q
SPARE-TIME TYPING done at home. BOX
STENOGRAPHER. statistical experience
desires position in Silver Spring, Nd: B.
PART-TiME WORK WANTED. technical
dictation,, typing. copy work; aos excshea,
work and service Phone E4:-1093:--s q
Evening star., 1947-04-07
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODEM TRAINING In beauty culture. an
;ubiects taught AppTeyed y y,s1 s1oysTnTsnYa
riaSo 2ie aas q aesofdlsn s
rsna seEt time cHAREE ffsds ssw Nwaa
CONTRACT BRIDGE-spring term begins
April. April Z w1 day 4s5 and evening classes Tee
sWIMMiNG Scientifically taught in six
45-minute lessons. GUARANTEES course, Sl5.
sfR shsne edND. SN ezsa ANp RErGK. CLASSES start
bsy Ps snd eTsn,as Ea5G 0fay NXyoA & g 81
sfatfY s2M AFp poPEshfoss PEsh RRsnf Hp
training in all subjects, day, night and
HpHBEs 'assss fs' ssF sss
is4o N. Y. ave. ME. TITS Estab. 1918.
COACHING for college boards, Latin. math-
ematics, English, CO; 5064 u
about repair and installation work oppor-
Veterans and civilian Write UTILITIES
IMsTITTTE, gox .si6yss 32s5ys 4ap, stap a.. ~,
ton is now forming morning, afternoon
and evening sessions. Industries are grow
ing by leaps and bounds, opening UP many
new opportunities for permanent employ.
ment if you are meshanicaily inclined
COMPETENT instruction are now available
right here In WASHINGTON to qualified men.
For particulars send your name and address
at ence to Boz 117;R, star -s
eds 4 ri lecture t1f
row night, Tuesday 7:3o pm; enroll
today 1887 M st. NV, DI. 1854.
Evening star., 1947-04-07
HoME IMpRovEMEN1 COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodelins, carpentry. plumb
ing, plastertns. painting, etc; free estl-
Raros ns,si g Geasf eSNassaa ssHh Ca 5.r re-
ADDITIONS, remodelins. carpentry. plumb
ins plastsrlng palnsars etc res e ss.,- nss
Raros Rssii g 9sasf eSsffRSofho sSSh e.. hf III
ASPHALT pRIyEwAYs. parking areas.
concrete driyeways. walkways,. Easements,
aps psyfS CO. sonpss SoM
xvi SWsSds Mas 1sasl v.asil.tsa made Of California
s. N n. pssss 5V .iss iss
cEafST ahss sssinisso WORK. stone walls, fssssens
terraces, walks, chimneys nreplaces &C.
msh. Wsi. IMxkcUcco R Dofe9fs asrnes laas
Roexyi,ls. Ma; Phone RoekyiIls ,sSss sSss ,sn no
Males msas s1Dt puRf se rooR o6ss ieSE re-
and recreation room lines added: free
sarnaisc. fssniifs w fAiNriNG. plasterinr nosr
So mos. to pay. Can any time. Ia 6ag4
ELooss cEksSfS ssSaSsesS As1 MaxaD n window.
T1ook FIss sksvfcE, nesnins nu. tn. best;
auet Installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
MIC CONTRACTORS. INC. 1919 Wfscon-
sin ave-. NO 2g16.
iNyEsTIGATE-coroa gas heat Let Us
solve your heating problems. Call ER.
626t. WASHINGTON APPLIANCE d ELEc.
No DIET, no SCOT. no odcr. when you have
your Corcafre gas heat. Immediate de-
livery. Limited quantity. Cali FR. o26l.
HYATTGvILiE CONTRACTING CO.
RooAnE, Siding, yutterinG. painting. paper
ing: all work gueranteed; no down Bay
Hats eall WA. S4Se days o. svss.