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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Kriza grske Wade; trije
n1inistri OdstOpili

ATENE, %. augusta - Ma
vzlic temu, da je grska monar-
histicna vlada podprta S $780,
600, 900, je danes izbruhnila kri-
"a Wade, ko so trije ministri po-
cali ostavko. Ostavko so podali
vojni minister Sophocles Venice
los (voditelj liberalne stranke)
minister mornarice Panayotis
Kanellopoulos in notranji mini.
'ster George Papandreou.
Kralj Pavel je incl sestanek
Is Caldarisom in ostalimi monar-
'histicnimi voditelji, da Sc posve-
tuje gIede sestave move Wade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Lastnik klavnice v
Chesterlandu zzrtev
roparskega napada
Ustreljen je bill ma
pragu donna v prisotnosti
svoje zene: rop je bill
ocividno motiv napada

VceraJ 90 polenl zjutraj je
bill ustreljen ma svojem domu
v Chesterlandu, komaj 1000
jardov cd drzavne ceste 3O6.
51-letni Tony Di Clio, XII je vo-
dill klavnico v ozadju svojega
donna ma drzavni cesti 322.
Zloeinski napad ma DiCillo-a
sta izvrsila diva moska, XII sta
histericno zeno umorjenega pri-
silila, da Sc je vlegla ma tia, po-
tenn pa zaeela~ razmetavati po
hisi, kakor da isceta denar. ze-
ma Antonija je bila edna pri-
ca umora. Oblasti so takoj "a
cele low "a dvema moskima, ka-
terra Sc je videlo v okolici par
ur pred streljanjem v novem
zeleno pobarvanem avtomobilu.
Pravijo, da je bill eden visoke
postave, drugi pa majhen in CO.
kast.
Vsled okolscin, pod katerimi
je bill zlocin izvrsen, je policija
prepricana, da gre "a roparski
umor. Zvecer sta bila ma obisku
pri Di Cillovih Anthony Trivisa-
no il South Euclida in njegova
zena, XII sta bila pravkar odsla.
Dvoje vnukov, Nicholas Di Gil
10, star 5 let, in Louis Vitanto-
nio, star 4 leta, sta spala v
zgornjih prostorih.
Di Clio je bill ustreljen
brez vsakega svarila
Okrajni prosecutor Bostwick
pravi, da sc zena umorjenega
sicer ne more natancno spomi-
njati okolscin zlocina, da pa sc
je umor ma podlagi podatkov,
XII jih je dala, ocividno zgodil
tako-le: \
Ko je dvojica sedela v hisi,
je MOI, cujec, da nekdo trka
ma vrata v ozadju, vstal in Sci k
durim, kjer je odprl poletna "a
mrezena vrata, kjer sta stala
diva moska. Eden je bill visoke
postave in je incl obraz popol.
noma pokrit z robcem. Drugi je
bill majhen in cokat in robec
mu je le delno pokrival obraz
Moska sta De Cillo-a vprasa.
la, &c We, kje nekdo zivi, ampak
Mrs. De Clio 81 imena nj "a
pomnila. v istem trenotku sta
oba potegnila revolver in vdrla
v hiso, nakar je eden brez sva'
rila ustrelil ma Di Cillo-a, XII j
padel ma tia in ocividno tako.
umrl.
Tekom preiskave sta neznan
ca vlomila v vse omare in pre-
dale in vse@ pocez razmetavala
&c sta kaj nasla, Sc Sc nj do
gnalo. Roparja sta baje prezr
la vec sto dolarjev, XII so bill
lskriti med perilonl v neki oma
ri in tudi $28, katere je ime
umorjeni v zepu, ko je bill ustre
lien.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Ma obisku

Ma obisku
Mr.. in Mrs. Golub liz West
Allis, Wis.,, Sc nahajata ma obs
ku pri svoji hceri in zetu Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank in Mary Rezek v Gi-
rardu, O. Mr.. Golub je donna il
Buckle ma Dolenjskem in znanci
ga lahko obiscejo ma 725 Law
renee Ave., kjer vodi poznani
Mr.. Pete Yaklevich svoj Church
ill Terrace, in kjer zivita ter sta
uposlena tudi Mr.. in Mrs. Rezek.
Dobrodosla!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Shod PAC-a 80. warde

Jutri vecer sc bo v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. vrsil veliki sho d
PAC-a 80. varde, ma kateri shod
SO vabljeni vsi uradniki, clani
odbora in ostali clani. Shod sc
DO pricel oh 8. uri, sklicuje pa
ga Fisher Body Local No. As
UAW-CIO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Ameriski casnikar iznova poudarja,
da nj ma grSki meji v Jugoslaviji
videl nobenih vojnih priprav

Medtem ko svetovni tsk dan dan poroca jugo-
sovanskh pripravah napad Grcijo je cello ameri
Ski zastopnk Zdruzenih narodih uradno obtoz Jugo
Slavic, da Albanijo in Bogarsko prpravlja "agresijo
prot Grc pa od]icni amersk casnikar Daniel De Luce
cd agencije Associated Press znova poudara da nj
opazovan ur skoz Macedonia videl absolutno nebenih
vonih priprav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
DOnlaCe Vesti
Pobiranje asesmenta

Danes je rs. " mesecu in dru-
stveni tajniki bodo pobirali
assessment po raznih domovih "a
tekoci mesec.
Tajniki drustev, XII zborujejo
v Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave., bodo pobirali assessment da-
nes rs. in jutri 26. augusta. Pro-
81 sc clanstvo, da to vposteva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Potrebujemo raznasalca

Potrebujemo raznasalca
Ia okolico Cornelia Ave. ze-
limo dobiti zanesljivega decka
ali deklico, XII bi vestno dostav-
lial(a) narocnikom "Enako-
pravnost". Poklicite HE 5311
ali pa jih posljite v urad "Ena-
kopravnosti" ma 6231 St. Clair
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Ma po<itnicah

Ma poxitnicah
Ma partedenski oddih v Hot
Springs, Ark, SO. Sc podali Mrs.
Justine Derm asa il 1852
Chapman Ave. ter Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Krapenc IL Eddy Rd.,
Wickliffe, @. zelimo jim obilo
zabave in razvedrila!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Izredna seia

Izredna seja
Jutri vecer oh 7:3O uri sc vr-
ii izredna seja farmskega in
stavbinskega odbora SNPJ v
Slov. del. domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Prosi Sc vse clane, da Sc je
gotovo udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Deklica zadavljena

Napadalec, XII je zadusil 13 let
stare Christine Hubbard ma ME-
nem domu ma E. 81 St. sc je
pet ur po napadu prijavil poll
CHI. Morilec nj detektivom nj
cesar povedal glede motivov zlo-
Gina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Prog. Slovenke

Nocoj oh $50 uri sc vrsi Sc
ia upravnega in kampanjskega
odbora Prog. Slovenk v SLOW.
del. domu ma Waterloo Rd. Va
bi sc clanice, da sc udeleze v
polnem Stevilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

Drzavni oddelek je tozadevno
razkritje glede ameriskih posiljk
vojaskega materiala podal wee
raj, da Sc S posiljkami pohiti.
Material je bill natovorjen ma II
armadnih transportnih ladij, XII
so delno odplule re preteklega
tedna.
Nadalje je il drzavnega oddel-
ka naznanjeno, da je ia material
grski vladi nujno potreben, da
bi soglasno s Trumanovo doktri-
no bilo v stanju "pobijati ko-
munisticno nevarnost.
Odnosaji z Rusijo so Sc
zadnje case poslabsali
Vesti, da so ladje z vojaskimi
posiljkami odplule, so razkrite
v casu, ko Sc smatra, da so Sc
odnosaji med Sovjetsko zvezo in
Zedinjenimi drzavami poslabsa-
Ii. Protesti, XII so padli obeh
straneh, so dosegli rekordno Ste
.vilo.
Demokratski kongresnik Adolf
J. SABBATH IL Chicago, XII je clan
kongresa re 40 let, je danes obs
kal predsednika in razkril cas-
nikarjem podrobnosti svojega
razgovora MIN. Sabbath je re-
kel, da je predsednika opozoril,
da mnogi "baroni in lastniki
kartelov nameravajo pahniti Ze-
dinjene drzave in Rusijo v novo
svetovno vojno," in da hi bilo
potrebno storiti velike napore,
da sc obdrzi Zedinjene drzave il
vojne.
Hoover, Dulles, Dean Acheson
napacno obvescajo Trumana
SABBATH je rekel, da ga je pred
sednik prekinil in mu rekel, da
poskusa storiti vse, kar je v ME-
govi moci, da Sc konflikt prepre-
ci. Pristavil pa je, da so "tezave
nastale zato, ker Rusi ne drzijo
svojih obljub."
Kongresnik SABBATH je, kot je
izjavil, obiskal predsednika z ma
menom, da ga opozori, da pred
logi bivsega pfedsednika Hoo
verja "a obnovo Nemcije lahko
povzrocijo tretjo svetovno VOL
no. SABBATH pa je tudi izjavil, da
nekatere osebe napacno obve-
scajo Trumana glede Nemcije. in
Rusije. Med temi osebami, da so
John Foster Dulles in bivsi dr.
zavni podtajnik Dean Acheson.
"Poleg teh pa je Sc vec, dru-
gih, XII so povezani z Wall
Streetom in zastopajo velike
nemske kartele in industrije,'
lie rekel SABBATH.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

Nasprotno pise De Luce, ljud-'
stvo Macedonia Sc boji move
vojne in moli "a mir.
Potem De Luce svojem zna-
cilnem porocilu, XII ga je postal
il Skoplja, nadaljuje:
"Ta druga najmanjsa repub-
lika federativne Jugoslavije je
bila v teku zadnjega leta ma
mednarodnem zariscu, ker Sc
oznacuje "a bazo "a grske revo-
lucionarje.
"Nekateri gorski grebeni, XII
jih drzijo grski rebel, Sc naha-
jajo preko meje in macedonski
kmetje cesto slisijo oddaljeno
streljanje.
"Vojne priprave" so
fabrikacija grske Wade
"Uradno je bilo naznanjeno,
da je tel dobi pribezalo ju-
goslovansko Macedonia mad
10000 beguncev, med mimi
mnogo zensk in otrok, da utece-
20 smrti ali jeci v Grciji.
"Toda obtozbe, XII Sc jih siri
V inozemstvu proti Macedonia,
ces da igra vazno vlogo v grski
civilni vojni, so "a opazovalca
ma lieu mesta bodisi velikansko
pretiravanje ali pa brez vsake
podlage.
"Dejstvo je, da so britanski
in ameriski diplomatski in voja-
Ski opazovalci v Jugoslaviji po-
novno spravljeni zadrego vsled
izmisljotin, katere prihajajo v
svetovni tisk po posredovanju
grske Wade.
"Ti opazovalci imajo jugoslo-
vanske izkaznice, S katerimi la
hko nemoteno potujejo, kjerkoli
jih je VOLTA dezeli, in to tudi
delajo. Ampak do danes Sc MISC
mogli potrditi porocil O pripra-
yah "a napad ia Grcijo.
Z ameriskih casnikarjev
ma turf v mejni zoni
"Ta correspondent" pise De
Luce dale, "je bill eden izmed
sedmih ameriskih casnikarjev,
XII so nedavno z avtomobilom en-
eel teden potovali po vseh kra-
jih ma grsko-jugoslovanski meji.
Potovali svobodno in brez ka-
kega uradnega spremljevalca
Bill smo ma gorskih stezah, XII
so dostopne samo z osli ali
'jeepi.' Ampak nasli nismo no.
benin skladisc orozja "a poo
strenje tragicnega konflikta. vi.
deli smo Macedonia, XII je visa
zatopljena delo "a miren exc.
nomski razvoj.
~ razgovorih z osebami vseh
stanov, cd nadomestnega pred
sednika republike pa do prilet'
i mega pletilca preprog, nisem sli
Sal nobenih zahtev "a ozemlje
2 temvec samo zeljo "a mirno So
e zitje S sosedi.
j "Slisal nisem nobene propa
gande "a 'Veliko Macedonia.
q Edna kampanja cd strani re
= publike stremi "a tenn, da bi 81
j, ljudstvo podzgalo k CHM vecje
= mu navdusenju "a petletni pla,
il marsala Tita.
! 'Nobena stvar nj sedaj TAX.
d vazna "a uradne osebe, kakor d,
! Sc " celoti izvrsi ogromen naGrt
po katerem sc ina do leta 1876.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Dodatek

V zahvali "a pokojnim Matt
Krnc Sc je pomotoma izpustilo,
da je prisel ma njegov pogreb
Mr.. John Knaus iz Traunik,
Mich, XII je bill njegov najboljsi
prijatelj, kateremu Sc druzina
pokojnega iskreno zahvaljuje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Kljub "Ljubljana"

Jutri vecer sc vrsi seja kluba
"Ljubljana" v SLOW. drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave. Pricetek
oh Z. uri. Clanstvo je vabljeno
ma obilno udelezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Ma med-ameri$ki konferencj
priSlo do novega nesoglasja
Zedinjene drzave nasprotujejo
predlogu Argentine, po katerem
bi obramba hemisfere dejansko
pomenila "pakt proti komunizmu"

PETROPOLIS Brazilija, "a. avgusta-Za kuisami
konference vrs draaticna borba, da
paktu gede "obrambe zapadne heisfere poda znaca
'proti:komunisticnega pakta'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

Naro6ajte, strife in titajte
"EnakopravnOst!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Macedonia moli "a mir,
pi$e reporter De Luce
Novigrobovi
AMELIA GROSELJ

V soboto vecer oh 9.45 uri lie
preminila v bolnisnici po dvo-
tedenski bolezni Amelia Grosel,
stara okrog 60 let, stanujaco ma
1850 E. ITO St. Rodom je bila
Nemka. Tukaj zapusca soproga
Antona in pet hcera: Mrs. Helen
Frederick Reese, Mrs. Frieda
Frederick Trapp, Mrs. Lillian
Frederick Strawhecker, Mrs.
Martha Pintar in Mrs. Jennie
Lisjak. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil sre-
do popoldne oh 1. uri il David's
pogrebnega zavoda ma Noting
ham Rd. in St. Clair Ave., ter
nato ma pokopalisce Euclid.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
JANEZ SVETE

Vceraj popoldne oh petih je
umrl Janez Svete, p. d. Luckov
Janez, donna IL Kamnika, fara
Preserje. Docakal je visoko sta
rost 81 let. Bolehal je zadnja tri
leta. Stanoval je pri hceri in ze-
tn Mr.. in Mrs. John in Jennie
Lenarcic ma 1905 Greenwood
Ave. Poleg hcere zapusca sina
Anthonya ma farmi blizu Char
don, o., sest vnukov in diva
pravnuka. Pogreb sc vrsi pod
oskrbo Grdinovega pogrebnega
zavoda.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
British Troops Act In India Riots

LAHORE, India, (P)-A brigade of British and Indian troops moved into the Sikh cultural center o, Amritsar today as a continuinc wave of rioting, arson and lootins took a heavy toll of lives through out troubled Punjab province.
 At least l9 dead were reported in Amritsar, new core of the trouble, this morning. At Multan, 50 miles west of Lahore, more than 90 bodies have been dug from the ruins of burned homes and buildings. Hundreds have been in jured in the four days of disor- derS.
 The situation in Amritsar had deteriorated steadily since the out break of the rioting Tuesday, but "the strong force of troops had a quick effect and this afternoon the situation quieted down consider ably" communique said.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
New Directors For
 Transportation Co.

SEATTLE, CP)-NeW chairman of the board of directors ot Alaska Transportation company is J. A. Talbot of Ketchikan, the company announced in Seattle yesterday.
 Other directors, all reelected at the stockholders annual meeting, are:
 Norton Clapp, Frederick p. Grif- fin and s. J. Swanson, all of Seat tie; C. L. Cloudy, Ketchikan; Har- old Foss, Juneau, and A. H. Link, Tacoma.
 Clapp and Swanson were elected president and vice-president re- spectively.
 A. E. Stephan, Seattle, was cleo ted secretary, Link was elected treasurer, and J. H. Murtland, Seattle, was chosen assistant sec retary-treasurer.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
Lewis Has No Suggestion On Future Strike
Continued From Page One

action pending in Federal court as to whether he has the right to terminate his unions contract with the government, which has been operating the mines.
 Taft asked what would happen of another coal strike March 3l to the miners and production when the government relinquishes con- trol of the pits June 30.
 "I don't have to answer to that, Senator" Lewis replied, "because 1 don't have power of attorney" He did not elaborate, although presumably he meant he lacks au- thority to speak for the miners without specific instructions.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
British Arrest Many In Jerusalem

JERUSALEM, (H) - Britt s h troops arrested 2l more persons suspected of terrorism and uncov- cred at least two arms caches in searches of three small Jewish towns outside the martial law areas today.
 The arrests brought to 46 the to tai number of suspects detained since marital law was imposed Sunday upon large section of the Jewish population.
 Isolated acts of violence were continuing.
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purchase instead of homestead;ng.
 By Reps. Huntley and Pollard that Diamond Ridge near Homer be completed and extended.
 By Rep. Steve McCutcheon that salaries of legislators be raised to $35 per day.
 By Rep. Steve McCutcheon for landing strip near Sheep Noun tain Inn.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
PETE NICKO ESTATE SOLD

The Pete Nicko estate was sold to the highest bidder yesterday afternoon. by the U. s. Commis- sioner. The property was bought by Hilky Robinson.
 during which Lewis and the union could petition for a rehearing.
 WASHINGTON, (P John L. Lewis has told Congress that any curb on the right to strike would pave the way for totalitarian gov ernment.
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Weather forecast: High winds, followed by high skirts, followed by men.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
LIFTING THE LID AT JUNEAU

finally an amendment by Rep. ". w. Laws R.-2nd) reading "stri7c all of line nine" was quickly adopt ed. Line nine was the enacting clause, without which the bill is .> oT.h.css. The measure may come up later on for reconsideration. Ieg slatorS are leaving on the S.S. Denali possibly Monday for a rip 10 the Sitka Home and will re- turn on the same steamer. It is un- derstood no legislation is contem- plated as the majority of the legis- lators are making the trip. The House kills the bill provid- ing for ten per cent on all .admiS- sionS received. Bills to compel Ter ritorial boards to hold public meet ings when adopting rules and reg ulations applicable to the general public. Placing a $5 bounty on eagles; makes board of education elective.
 The Senate receives a bill to re- quire incorporation of labor unions before being permitted to engage in collective bargaining; also to re- Quire compulsory negotiations and arbitration before a shut down or strike.
 A new tax bill introduced in the House would levy six cens pack of twenty cigarettes, plus other ex- cises. This is the last day for fil- ing bills and many are pouring in.
 The Senate passes the House , measure to raise teachers salaries, the scale being different in each division, at an estimated cost in crease of about $240,OO0 annually. SenatorPeratrovitch, D.-lst in troduces bill providing for anti nuptial physical examination, also for WaSSermann test.
 The Senate voted down House bill giving preference in public employment to war veterans.
 A memorial was introduced in the Senate to bring the entire HaineS cutoff connecting with the Alaska Highway, under the juris- diction of United States, in order to facilitate maintenance, either by compensation to Canada or ex- changing land with Canada.
 The House passes the bill pro- viding for the appointment of Ter ritorial commissioner of mines at a salary of $5,600. Also passes a memorial requesting the governor to reappoint Ziegler to the board of education
 It killed the bill requiring ap- pointing power to submit names to divisional members of the legisla- ture for approval.
 Rep. Steve McCutcheon D.-3rd) introduces a bill providing for election day hours to be eight am. to nine pm.
 By Reps w. E. Huntley, L. E. Ost, Steve McCutcheon and C. A. Pollard to raise the maximum ben efits of dependent children from S25 to $40 for the first child and from SIS to $20 for each additional child.
 By Reps. Johnson and Harry E. Newell to provide a referendum at the next general election on whe- ther to elect national committee men and women.
 Pv Pep G E Alr,Ik,,,ict ,,rovid
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WASHINGTON, (P) - Attorney general Clark expressed fear today and drafted plea to the Supreme } Court for quick action to head it off.
 He drew up a motion asking the court to make effective at once it's decision upholding a federal court injunction to prevent John l.. Lewis united mine workers from walking off the job.
 Clark planned to file the motion with the Supreme Court clerk to- day. He gave notice to attorneys For Lewis and the union that he would go before the Justices Mon day and ask that it be granted.
 Court approval of the request would eliminate delay of 25 days
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Mueller
went to Soda Springs, Wash. over
Saturday and Sunday for an
outing. sass 1870
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carpenter
on the way to their home at
Soap Lake stopped in Kenne-
wick Monday to call on old
friends.
The r. E. Bauder family were
Yakima visitors Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Bauder's brother
Clarence Grove.
Jerry Sherry of the State trout
hatchery of Yakima is spending
few days with his parents and
the families of his two sisters,
Mrs. Jesse Lande. and Mrs. Har-
evy Paulson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus George en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Collerette last Friday, visitors
from Casa Grande. Arizona.
Visitors entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Eta Foss from Boston,
MI. and Mrs. w. T. Casaday
have purchased property on River
Road and are moving here from
Bremerton, Wash. They plan to
start construction the first Of the
week on a Stran steel Quonsett
type building to house an auto
servicing business.
Wednesday evening MIR. and
Mrs. Olav Otheim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Urban Keolker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Maupin and MIR. and Mrs.
Vane Wilder were guests at a
barbarcue dinner given by the
Sydeny Irvings and the Elmer
Fosketts -os co-hosts on the lawn
of the Irving home in Richland.
Peryl Beltz returned home from
summer school session at w. S.
G.
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week with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Giard had
as visitors last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Needham and daughter
Nancy of Los Angeles, and
Robert Helm and Merle Wabley
of Eugene.
Rev. and Mrs. j. B. Coan left
Monday morning for q ten-day
motor trip which includes visits
with their son family in Port
Ian, and their daughter and fami-
ly in Camas. Next Sunday morn
ing Rev. Harry Slick will be
guest speaker for Rev. Coan in
the Methodist pulpit.
DR.. and Mrs. r. N. Garner
from Osborne, Kansas are visit
ing his brother and family the
Roy Carriers, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Dobie
of Davis, Calf, spent Sunday
and Monday at the Odes Sloan
home in East Kennewick. Mr..
Dobie is with the Agriculture
Engineering Department of the
University of Calf, that part Of
the university being located at
Davis.
Little Kathie Soper daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Soper has
been a patient in the Kadlec hos
pital in Richland for the past
week.
Mrs. Clyde Higley is a patient
in Lourdes hospital in Pasco
where she underwent surgery for
appendicitis last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heatherington
and daughter are home again
after a weeks vacation which
took them to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Heiney moved
this week end from the Episcopal
'rectory to Parkview homes.
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nd Mrs. Wilmont Gravens-
MI new lew to Seattle last week
hino i' thew attended the Furni-
wheiSs Mari on Tuesday. On Wed
ture thew met their son John
nesday Ina MoMMsIc who
Gravs Crave on a plane from Phila-
a alma on a fifteen day leave
deipn'a stationed on the USS Ma
He Is thursday they all came
home .,; We Hardy from the Marine
Dss'. Stationed at Indian Island
Colp., u,est at the w. Gravens-
! S ,sad home Saturday and SUM-
day. ,d.v Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
? oun s entertained at dinner at
then .s r Marshall of Webster
Inol s Mo-. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glovee potter and grandson
u Ire;a of Pasco, Mrs. ,. y.
JJ il,n of Portland and MIR.
6rc Jack OllVer anu SUI,
wi, Mis. went to Ellensburg last
J JsJav 10 visit her parents,
y. Vic Marshalls. On Sunday
m Iask flew over to join them Tor
s'> weeks recreation. ~
Tho Garden Tracts Bridge
~. IN will meet FRIDAY with Mrs.
"; Ar = and Mrs Floyd Wallace OF
North S Bend, Wash, and MIR. ana
NJ oryille Loveland and child
m,'' Of Portland, visited over the
l l'sast = end at the Sherry and the
Mr. and Mrs. Richard l.. Bal,
rrser and daughters, koren and
S S.ssn and son Richard Jr., OF
S S.sH visited at the Lawrence
Mosiler home last week. Mrs.
paIlineer is a niece of Law
renee Moeller.
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Mrs. w. v. Clark Retires
From Business Here

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Beidleman of
Seattle this week became part
owners of the Commercial Inn
on Kennewick avenue, purchasing
part of the business from Mrs. w.
j. Clark.
"a recent serious illness" Mrs.
Clark said, "necessltates my tenn
Sorary retirement from active
participation in the management
of the business"
Mrs. Clark will return to her
home in Kansas City where she
will spend the next few months
with relatives. She intends to
come back to Kennewick about
November /, launching new en-
terprise here at that time.
The Beidlemans will manage
the present establishment.