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MORE DERBY PRIZES

The list of prizes for the Juneau Salmon Derby continues to mount each day. Milo Clouse, Committee Chairman, revealed today that the E. & o. Distributors of Olympia, Wash, have contributed $50 in fish lures, one action rcd and a $50 steel salmon rod to the contest prizes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-16
LIBBY OFFICIALS HERE AFTER TRIP TO YAkUTA1

Ed Willkie, president of Lib by, McNeill and Libby Company, Guy Graham, general manager for the company's Alaska Division and l.. w. Hess, an official with the Chicago office, arrived yesterday from Yakutat, where they have been for several days. They are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-16

IF YOUr MONEY IS NOT EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen investments, ALAS KA FINANCE CORPORATION, Cooper Building, 4th and Main.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-16
WYOMING FAMILY HERE

MT. and Mrs. c. F. Martens and their two children, Robert and Dorothy, are stopping at the Cas- tineau Hotel. They are from New Castle, Wyoming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-16
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Renorts fraua AIa riue Sfatians 10 2Q A M Taday

MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING SUNDAY EVENING: 20 30 miles hour Canawind var able southey miles Cloudy with occasional light showers
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rANU LODGE

Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof for reservations and transportation alrangements adv. 604-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-16

When you pay 1or QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR 5HEIM SHOES at Graves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-16

Buy your Fishing Tackle NOW at DARNELL'S for the SALMON DERBY, AUGUST 31st.
 Adv, 652tf.
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 the Prince William Sound this morning north of cntered l200 miles distribution rain Alaska reported during the past "A hours over the northwestern southern Canada the Provinces of southern of northwestern Alaska this this morning Bar night Temperatures ranged from 5 ST degrees Alaska
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FROM SEATTLE

Elaine A. Baumann of Seattle is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
Adriio Choral Club

Euclid, O.-Not to be outdone
by the Rose Bowl Queen" con-
test, the "Sun Bowl Queen"
contest or the ''Miss America
contest, the Adrija choral hub
will sponsor a kiss Queen con-
test at its "That Night in May"
Dance, May rs, in the Recher
Ave. Hall.
Additional plans for the con-
test were made at the last meet
ing. The club has also changed
its rehearsal dates to every
Thursday evening, and the
monthly meeting will be held
every first Thursday of the
month.
After last weeks rehearsal in
preparation for their Fall Festi-
val program, club members held
surprise birthday party in
honor of Tony Arko and Eppy
Nosse. Val Grill supplied accor.
dion music.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
RED CROSS CLASS
FORMED

A new class of Red Cross vol
unteers is being recruited for
work at Cleveland State Hospi-
tai and Cleveland State Receiv-
ing Hospital formerly Hoover
Pavilion). Men and women over
21 are eligible for the training,
which will be completed by May
IS. Volunteers for both day and
evening service will be consider
ed. Interviews are being sched-
,uled at Chapter Headquarters
for April 80 and May End. Any
one interested is urged to call
Miss Mary Ferguson, Vice
Chairman of the. Gray Lady
Corps, Superior 1900.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
Fetenews Theatre

Indescribable scenes of devas-
tation and death as the Texas
City digs out after the tragic
blast, are featured on the news
reel program at the Telenews
this week.
Rescue workers dig through
the ruins to recover the bodies
of the victims. The homeless
seek to salvage their belong
ings. Hundreds are dead in the
nations most terrible blast.
Mass memorial services are held
for the victims of the blast.
Camermen were flown to the
stricken area to make this
graphic record of one of Ameri-
cas- worst disasters.
On Americas West Coast lies
the entrance to the vast lands of
the Pacific-"San Francisco
Pacific Gateway" tells the story
of the city of the Golden Gate,
Americas door to. Oriental
trade. H..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
Covoiers Holds
Anniversary Dance

+. On Friday, April 25th, the
Cavalier Roller. and Social Club
will hold a dance at the Slovene
National Home on St. Clair.
Music will be oy the ever
popular Johnny VadnaPs Or
chestra.
This club will celebrate it's
tenth anniversary. It is made up
of many young men who belong
to the SDZ and SNPJ lodges.
The club started out strictly as
a roller skating club, but as the
membership increased, and time
passed on, it turned into a roller
and social affair.
The club officers are Fred
Blatnik, president; Ralph Kuz-
mix, vice president; and Wendell
Murphy as secretary and treas
urer.
We cordially invite one and
all to come to the dance, and
meet all your old friends and
have a gala time.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
Chances Of 800 Score One in Half Million
BY Heinie Martin Antoncic

in the SDZ league with 290;
A. w. Grdina and Emil Golub
2S9 respectively, while Geo.
Krivacic's 7O1 is high SO far in
3 game series.
Mixed doubles team entries
e men-2 ladies' pouring in at
Grdina Recreation. League will
start in May and wind up last
week in June.
There are still several open
ings for Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
A meeting for mixed couples
handicap league will be held at
Grdina Recreation Mon d y,
April %, at 800 p. m. Each team
consists of two men and two
ladies. There are some couples
who do not have partners yet.
Couples wishing to join in to
make a team of four are re-
quested to come to the meeting
Monday. For further particu-
lars, call Grdina Recreation,
Elk O39S. The league will bowl
7 weeks beginning in May.
The Grdina ladies' major
league ended Monday with the
Paderewski Cafe, 4O34 E. 1923
St., walking off with first place.
Captain Jean Skander was re-
elected prexy of the league,
while the seasons leading bowl
er Mabel Flagg, was elected sec
retary, replacing capable Fran
Millavec, who did not seek the
job. Thanks to Fran for a fine
job and congratulations to Ma
bel Flagg.
Antoinette Tanko, star kegler
with Kollander Agency team,
won the seasons high singles
honor with a grand 264.
tContinued on page g.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
FORM CHORAL GROUP

A new choral group is being
formed on the West Side of
Cleveland, with members hav-
ing their rehearsals in the Slo-
vene Home on 6818 Denison
Ave. The initial gathering of
the group took place last Sun
day at the home, with a fairly
good attendance. Tomorrow at
1880 p. M, the group will again
meet, when Mr.. Frank Plut will
present few facts and detailed
information to anyone interest
ed in joining the club.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

Aside from a score of 800 be-
ing the highest individual
achievement in bowling, here
are some interesting sidelights
worthy of respectful attention.
Figuring conservatively and
taking only the alleys operated
by the Bowling Proprietors AS
'sociation of Greater Cleveland
we take as our official basis 904
lanes. Two different leagues
every evening bowling 3 game
series in a five day week total
~, ,12O lines an evening or 1885,
600 week. Since most of the
leagues are at least in their 3Oth
week of bowling we arrive at
the stupendous figure of 4,O68,-
600 games thus far.
1t may be argued that some
alleys do not have leagues all
the way across. However, it
must be noted that in my fig
ures I did not include the many
Saturday, Sunday and midnight
leagues nor establishments with
3 leagues a night schedule; also
T did not take into account bowl
ing establishments who are not
members of the Bowling Pro
prietors Association.
Over 100000 games rolled in
Cleveland and only six perfect
scores this season. More than a
half million games rolled this
season in Cleveland to average
one perfect score. Therefore it
is only proper and fitting to
take a deep respectful bow to
Johnny Koch, star kegler with
James Slapnik Jr. Florists in
Junior A who bowled a perfect
800 score at the Grdina Recrea-
ton Friday, April 18th. Just
ponder over the chances-one
in more than 100000 games, roll.
ing a perfect 800 score.
Preceding the Koch high was
Frank Lefty" Zupancic, kegler
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
SANS MEMORANDUM TO STATE
DEPARTMENT.

MAY was proclaimed for the
first time and it found an enthu-
|siastic echo among the Carin-
THAN Slovenes. At that time in
Celovec a literary magazine,
the 'Slovenski glasnik (Slovene
Herald)' was published, also a
progressive political paper, the
'Slovenec'. In 1851, also in Cello
vec, the Mohorheva druzba
(Hermagor Society was found
ed which until 1918 published
and distributed nearly twenty
million Slovene books. OF
course, books that were printed
elsewhere also found their way
into Carinthia-before the ad-
vent of the Nazis.
During the revolutionary days
of 1848, Ferdinand abdicated,
and Francis Joseph succeeded
him as emperor of Austria. With
that, the darkest reaction be-
came dominant in all parts of
the Hapsburg empire. The young
emperor's ambition was to be-
come the Kaiser of a yet unborn
Germany, and his advisers,
lieutenants and executors were
eager to support and promote a
germanistic policy. The menace
was, of course, greatest to the
smaller nations. There was dan
ger for the Slovenes in general, j,
but those in Carinthia were
threatened with complete exter-
mination. T cir population
was reduced to about one hum
dred twenty thousand. Now, &C
Icording to a well prepared plan,
every effort was made in order
to destroy even that remnant.
Continued on page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
4oth. WEDDING ANNI-
VERSARY

The we'll known Mr.. and Mrs.
Cesnik of 1906 Huntmere Ave.,
celebrated their 10th wedding
anniversary on April 18th. Both
are very active in both social
and cultural affairs in the Col
linwood area. Their many
friends wish them many more
years of happiness together.
Congratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
Flashes From b5fh

Even though April showers
may come our way, large
crowd was in attendance last
Saturday at E. 65th and St. Clair
Ave, with Eddie Habat strun-
ming out the latest tunes.
Among the early birds we
found Ed Zarnick and band
leader Joe Pate An ardent
Waterloo fan, Eddie Budnar,
breaking down and coming to
5th. How are things down here
Eddie? The hall is larger isn't
it? Rose Yanich and steady
beau Lee dancing to the roman
tic tune Sentimental Reasons. s."
Puts you in a nice mood, right
kids? . Adelbert student Carl
Biddleman bemoaning the fact
that he doesn't know how to
polka. Come around more often
Carl and I'm sure you'll catch
on quick Kent State stu
dent Ray Perme not seen at the
dances"lately. What's up, Ray,
studies keeping you busy?
Among the young married
crowd we found Marian and
Tony Adams and Johnny and
Angie Eggert enjoying a good
old Slovene polka. Found John
ny Lekan behind the bar. Where
was the missus, Johnny?
Josephine Prince seen talking
and having a dance with hand
some Tom Zajc. Lucky girl
Rarely seen at SIND. Sophie
Skerlep spending quite bit of
time with a tall blonde. Who
was he Sophie? Chatting
with a friend on the sidelines
while taking a breathing spell
after quite a whirl was Lillian
Swaddell.
Joe Bosko and Joe Svete,
Gopher members, able to dance
all evening without having to
worry about bar d u ties as
they did at their club dance.
More fun this way isn't it boys?
|. Irma Stavanja travelling
quite a distance for the dance.
From all appearances it was
well worth the journey, wasn't
it? In the powder room
found Josephine Misic and Will.
ma Piernot putting on their fin
ishing touches. Rain plays havoc
with a gals hair doesn't it
girls?
Intermission time found Al
Hribar and Mary Luzar having
refreshments down at Orazem's
Confectionery. The two hand
| Continued on page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
NEW RADIO PROGRAM

Commencing this week, a new
radio program will be heard
every Wednesday evening on
WIKI, at 7:30.
This news broadcast, with
commentator Leland Stowe, is
sponsored by the United Elec-
trical Radio & Machine Work
ers Union of America and is the
first such program to be pre-
sented by great workers
union.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
WEDDING BELLS

On Saturday, April 18th, Miss
Dorothy Kotnik, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton and Jennie
Kotnik of 800 East SO St., be-
came the bride of John Matu-
SEX of Mentor, Ohio.
Congratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

Contrary to a prejudice, pre-
valent in some places, the Slo-
venes are cultured people. Illi-
teracy is about unknown among
them. During the years before
the last war, there We're more
books per capita printed in Slo-
venia than in any other Europ-
can country. Arts and the
sciences are flourishing. From
the Middle Ages many precious
manuscripts in the Slovene
language ar epreserved, several
of them from Carinthia.
The Reformation in the 10th
century, which found among
the Slovenes everywhere thou
sands of enthusiastic followers,
gave their cultural endeavors a
new impetus. At that time the
first Slovene books were printed,
mostly of a religious character,
followed by other literary
works. The Carinthian Slovenes
participated diligently in that
activity. When the counter-re-
formation started burning Prot
estant books, many Slovene
peasants copied them secretly
and kept them in hiding so that
some of them could be preserved
to this day. Celovec became in
the 18th century the cultural
center, not only Of the Carin-
THAN, but for some time, of all
Slovenes.
At the first Slav Congress in
Prague-in 1848-the demand
for the unification of all Slo-
venes into one province 'Zedi-
njena Slovenija Omitted Slove-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
BIRTHS

A baby girl, their second
child, was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Zele Jr., 452
East 142nd ST. Mothers maiden
name was Ida Cernelich. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Zele Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cernelich of 1905 Mar.
celia Rd.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Petric of
1925 Arcade Avenue are an.
nouncing the birth of a baby
girl. Mother is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Lukanc OF
Othello Ave.
Announcing the birth of q
son, are MIR. and Mrs. James
Zoric of 1920 Huntmere Ave
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Cvetkovic of Huntmere
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

After the Turkish attack the
people, organized Peasant
Union which gained members
and supporters in all parts OF
Slovenia. That organization at
first used peaceful means, such
as petitions. delegations, meet
ings, and the like, but did
achieve no amelioration.
The second invasion followed
in 1476. About ten thousand
Turks harassed the land for
months without ever encounter
ing any resistance by the soldi-
cry. AS all complaints remained
futile, the German mobiles were
accused Of surreptitiously col
laborating with the Turks.
In 1478 the desperate peasants
arose in arms and, in spite Of
poor equipment, had some sue
cesses. But ultimately they were
defeated-not by the feudal
lords, but by the Turks.
There followed some insurrec-
tions. of lesser Importance. But
in May, 1915, a very serious
revolt started in Carniola and
spread rapidly over the Slovene
parts of Styria and aroused the
serfs in Carinthia. The slogan
of the rebels was "Za stare
pravdo (For the ancient
rights)'', and the goal of the
fighters was the establishment
of the Peasant Union as an
authority that directly deal with
the emperor who, in their opin-
ion, was misinformed by the
mobiles. The end of the magnifi-
cent struggle under the leader
ship of the able organizer and
tactician Malta Gubec who raj
lied also the Croatain peasants
under his banner, was tragic.
But the entire might Of the
feudal lords had to be mobilized
before the poorly armed rebels
were subdued. That chapter
manifested the Slovene love Of
liberty, and also their national
unity, regardless of provincial
frontiers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

Mrs. Antonio Tomle of 1928
Sylvia Avenue wishes to thank
her friends for their thoughtful
ness, the many gifts, and visits,
during her recent illness.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
IN HOSPITAL

IN HOSPITAL.
MIR. Frank Salmick of 1913 East
156 ST., is convalescing in St.
Alexis hospital, where friends
may visit him.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
CONVALESCING

Mrs. Antonia VadnalCepek
has returned to- her home at
1922 East 10th St., after being
confined to the hospital for five
weeks. Friends may visit her at
the above address.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

sCOntinued on page g.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
Sc nekaj o otvoritvi
Zadruznih trgovin

Cleveland, o. - Podpisani
sem re v zadnjem dopisu ONE
nil, da Sc je mas direktorij Ia
druge veliko trudil lansko leto,
da prenovi, poveca in moderni-
zira vse tri zadruzne trgovine,
XII so last tega zdruzenega pod
jetja (samo cetrta trgovina je
v najemu). Do tega della je pri-
slo, ker Sc vsepovsod tako ma
le kot velike verizne trgovine
modernizirajo. Vse to moderni-
ziranje nash zadruznih trgovin,
cd katerih so vecinoma vse do
bile novo opremo, stroje it'd. mas
stane cez $4,000, XII MISC macje
solze! Toda ia denar nj wren
vstran. Trgovine so danes toll
ko vec vredne. To omenjam ra-
di tega, da ne bo nekdo cd del
nicarjev ma seji kritiziral, kje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

F. Kraintz, Mr.. in Mrs. M. Be-
xix, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Kraintz, Mr..
in Mrs. M. Kraintz, Mr.. in Mrs.
F. Perusek, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Pic
man, Mr.. ]. Miklaucic, Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Berkopec, Mr.. in Mrs.
S. Andolek, Mr.. in Mrs. l.. An
dolek, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Krall, Mr..
in Mrs. M. Krall, Mr.. in Mrs. j.
Lenarsic, Mr.. in Mrs. Hafner,
Mr.. in Mrs. M. Kraintz Mr.. in
Mrs. J. Pluth NIL, Mr. Smith,
Mr.. in Mrs. D. Zgonc, Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Zgonc, Mr.. in Mrs. r.
Zgonc.
Posebno zahvalo mai sprej-
mejo Mr.. in Mrs. James A.
Slapnik mi. "a krasne sopk e
cvetja, Mrs. Frances Sterile in
Mr.. in Mrs. L. Zupancic "a kras-
no spominsko sliko, XII so jo ma
ma podarili. Naso zahvalo maj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

sprejmejo Mr.. Anton Vehovec,
XII Sc je trudil, da je vse tako le-
po izpeljal cello stvar. Hvala tu-
di najini hcerki in zetu "a lepo
darilo.
Dragi prijatelji! Ia dan ma
ma bo ostal v spomin kot eden
najlepsih v zivljenju. Bila sva
ginjena, ko sva zagledala tako
velko stevilo dragih prijate-
ljev, XII ste naju pocastili in ma
ma podarili tako lepo darilo in
krasen srebrn sopek, XII mama
DO ostal "a trajen spomin ma
vas in ma ia "a naju tako lep
dan. V enakih slucajih pa Sc
bova rada odzvala in sc oddolzi-
la po najboljsi moci.
Sprejmite vsi ponovno zahva-
10 in najlepse pozdrave cd
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Tavzel,
1861 Lakeport Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

angleskem jeziku in v spanseini
in anglescini. III tujejezicni mi
meografirani pamfleti vkljucu-
jejo pregled naturalizacijskih
postav in procedure dobivanja
drzavljanstva, ter 131 vprasanj
in odgovorov. Cena je 35 cen
tov. Ko narcotic katerokoli cd
navedenih knjizic Ease ali "a
svojega prijatelja, prilozite
znamke ali pa Money Order "a
narcotic in naslovite ma: Com
mon Council for Americ a n
Unity, 20 w. 10th St., New
York 18, N. Y.
FILLS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
uREDNlKOVA PO$TA
je denar (Volk sit in koza celia
menda ne more bitiD

| je denar (Volk sit in koza celia
menda ne more biti!)
Svet gre naprej z duhom ca
sa in tudi nasa Zadruga ne SINE
v temu izostati. Torej pridite ma
otvoritev, XII sc bo vrsila 1. in
2. augusta v prostorih trgovine
St. l, XII je glavna trgovina ma
667 E. 152 St. in trguvini st.
p ma 162O1 ma Waterloo Rd.
Pridite vsi cd blizu in dalec.
Ako innate svoj avto Sc lahko
cd dalec pripeljete. Nakupite
vec stvari in potrebscin, in &c
innate donna Sc hladilnico, spra-
vite 81 notri zalogo "a eel teden.
Pri nakupu jestvin in potreb-
scin pa ne pozabite vprasati "a
srecke in sicer v vseh stirih "a
druznih trgovinah. Kajti vse
nagrade, XII bodo oddane
srecnim dobitnikom, so vredne
zanimanja. Posebno pa prve tri,
med katerimi je glavna pralni
stroj. Srecke dobite brezplacno
v vseh stirih trgovinah pri ma
kupu jestvin. INA pikniskih
prostorih Sc teh sreck ne bo da-
jaloD
Torej pridite vsi-tako redni
odjemalci kot tisti, XII zadnje ca
Sc niste bill nasi odjemalci. Pri-
dite in 81 ogleite nase prenov-
ljene in povecane trgovine. Ma
dan po otvoritvi pa vsi ma veil
XII Zadruzni piknik, XII Sc bo vr-
Sill kot receno v nedeljo 3. avgu-
sta ma lepih, soncnatih, izletnis-
kin prostorih Slovenske narod-
ne podporne jednote. Ma teh
prostorih je tudi "a slucaj dezja
preskrbljeno, kajti plesni paw
lion je dovrSen. VISA postrezba
DO prvovrstna.
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
Zahvala

Spodaj podpisana Sc zeliva
iskreno zahvaliti vsem najinim
prijateljem "a lepo presenece-
ME (surprise party), XII so ga
mama priredili %. junija SLOW.
drust. domu ma Recher Ave.
To je bilo resnicno presene-
Genie "a naju, ker je mama MIR.
Vehovec dejal, da Sc della malo
stvar "a najinega sina, XII je
bas sedaj graduiral il West
Point vojaske akademije. Ko
smo pa prisli dvorano pa vi
diva, 'da je to "a 25-letnico naji-
mega skupnega zakonskega ziv-
ljenja.
V prvi vrsti maj sprejmejo
naso zahvalo Mr.. Louis Zgonc,
Mrs. Tomsic in Mrs. Klun, XII
so zapoceli cello stvar in vabili
prijatelje. Dali hvala Mrs. Me-
Sc in Mrs. Sultz, XII so pomagali
peel in kuhati, kakor tudi vsem
tocajem in dekletom, XII so stre-
gil gostom.
Maj spreimejo naso globoko
zahvalo sledeci: Mr.. in Mrs.
Chas. Raukar, XII vodita gostil-
no ma $40 in Vine St., Mr.. lin
Mrs. John Petric, njiju hcerka
in njen soprog, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe
Zgonc, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank "a
krajsek, pogrebnik il st. Clair
Ave., Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Cimper-
man, trgovec ma Norwood Rd.,
Mr.. Louis Zgonc in druzina,
Mrs. Krall, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Tomsic, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Klun, Mr.. in Mrs. John Gero-
mi, Mr.. in Mrs. Trebar, Mr.. in
Mrs. Anthony Klancar, Mr.. in
Mrs. L. Mese, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Godic, gostilnicar ma E. IS St.,
Mr.. in Mrs. John Kovacic, Mr..
in Mrs. L. Ogrinc, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Schultz, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Globokar, XII vodi gosolinsko
postajo ma E. 1876 St., Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Vidrich, Mr.. in Mrs. F.
Rupar, Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Znidarsic,
Mr.. in Mrs. Stanley Dolenc, MIR.
in Mrs. J. Zakrajsek, Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Kaucnik, Mr.. in Mrs.
A. Vehovec, Mr.. in Mrs. Nah,
Mr.. in Mrs. L. Kovacic, Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Tomse, Mr.. in Mrs. A.
Kolenc, Mr.. in Mrs. G. Krain-
cic, MIR. in Mrs. w. Lampe, Mrs.
Mary Andolek, Mr.. in Mrs. J.
Opalek, Mrs. Mary Kraintz, Mr..
in Mrs. G.. Laurich, Mr.. in Mrs.