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Evening star., 1942-09-03
Late Races
Earlier Results and Entries fot
Tomorrow on Page TX.
Camden

FOURTH RACE-Purse 1900 allow
snces; msidens, 2-year-olds; 517 furlongs
Makeshift lClingman) $40 400 $50
Lord Win (Robertsi 400 310
Fire Kabo (Gillespie) $40
Time 1906 As
Also ran--Dads, Alpine Ace, bstrictiy
True, Oriole. Pennant. Pugilist, Mr. Elmo,
vikings Tack, Miss Nebraska bMenelsus.
Christiana Stable entry.
FIFTH .RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming
3-year -oldS and upward s furlonss
Light of Morn (Robertsl $50 80 go
Picture Hat tSchmidl $50 40
Pointing tClinemanD 9 60
Time 1:12 l-5
AISo ran-Challa Mar
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Woshinqton Park

THIRD RACE-Purss; 81 500; claiming;
3-year -olds and upward :. furlonss,
One Tip (JemasD $50 $50 3 90
Tatu tMsrtinD 400 $50
Earliana Barney $50
Time, l25.
Also ran--Kokonio Don Lin II, French
Horn and Relious
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Nurruqunsett Park

FOURTH RACE--Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 2-year -olds; q furlonss.
Hopeful Rew'd DE. Lara 40 SEQ - so
Icy Stream (Zufeltt $40 90
Philjean tBiermsn) 4 so
Time. l.l4 l-5
Also ran-Elkton Gloryland Kaymarion.
Abbots Myth Hoseman ValdIna Rocket
Orlene, Light Chaser, Valdins Banner
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AQueduct

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward l 1-16
miles.
Lord Kitchener Gong'n> e4O 4.3o 80
Yankee Party tRodrieuez1 $40 40
Happy Family tMesdeD 22O
Time, /: "A 2-5.
Also ran-King Torch Lumlere.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

FIFTH RACE-Purse 500; claiming;
3:year-olds; l l. -16 miles
Chronos tBracciale1 1870 $40 8 30
Upsettins tBalzarettD 500 $50
Begrudged tDuford1 80
Time. So.
Also ran--Lsdy Divine, Green Key. Sea
Slave G C Hamilton and Stormy Eisht
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Weather Report

Rather warm todaH and tonight; occasional
rams by morning; gentle winds Temperatures
tooay-Highest S8, at 3;45 pm; lowest, SO, at
$40 am.
From the United sta~es weather Bureau Report.
Gull Details Page A-Is)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01

The hand grenade is one OF the
most effective weapons used by our
Army ana Marine Corps. The pine
APPLE as it is called, was used ex-.
tensiveE dering World War ! and and we
must have them available in huge
quantities. A delayed action fuse
sets off the grenade a few seconds
after the firing pin is pulled and the
handle released.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
Vera pod nocis+ienim
eospods+vom

V 3. stevilki serije knjizic O
"Polozaju v podjarmljenih o.
zemljih'' poroca medzavezniski
informacijski komite v Londo- /
nu 0 napadih osisca ma vero.
Nacizem je zaeel svojo karije-i
70 napadi ma zidovsko vero-
izpoved. zidje so bill najslabot-
nejsa in najmanj stevilna ver-
ska skupina v Nemciji, radi ce-
sar jih je bilo najmanj nevar-
no preganjati. Ko pa je naci-
zem postal mocnejsi, je mogei
zaceti sramotiti tudi protes-I
tantsko in katolisko verskoI
| skupino v Nemciji. Tako Sc je
nadcil tehnike, a :katero zdaj
| preganja duhovnike, verske
uradnike in kongregacije "a
sedenih dezelah.
Postopanje Sc stopnjuje cd
subtilnih razlik V Franciji, Bel
giji in Holandski, kjer nacistic-
mi rabelj raje pocasi DELUXE, do
mucenja i'm umorov ma Poll
skem, cehoslovaskem, v Jugo-
slaviji in v Grciji. V Franciji,
Belgiji in Holandiji je bilo
ljudstvo zidovske we're neusmi-
ljeno preganjano, prav kakor V
Nemciji; krscanske organiza-
cije, Sole, casopisi in socialne
ustanove so bile ukinjene ali pa
izpostavljene strupenim napa-
dom. Ma Norveskem skusajo
nacisti dobiti " syojo pest dr.
zavno cerkev,, kateri pripadajo
skoro vsi Norvezani, nakar so
skoro vsi pastorji odstopili. A
nacisticna EVER nj kazala niti
lv onih drugih stirih dezelah
telesnega usmiljenja. Cerkve so
bile porusene in podrte, duhov-
mi in meznarji zaklani. Nacistl
lso nasli v "brezbozni Rusij1'
| acerkve-oskrunili so jih in Sc
| jih posluzevali "a mucilnice, ali
| pa so jih zazgali.
| Ne bodimo preseneceni. Ma
/ cist ne bi mogel ziveti v svetu,
Nv katerem velja deset zapovedl
1 in pridiga ma gori Ia ideal raw
mania, kakor ne bi mogel zivetl
ma nobenem planetu S clovesklm
prebivalstvom. Njihoy boz gre
radi tega, in tudi mora It'll, ne le
prot cloyestvu sploh, temvee
4 tudi proti bozanstvu, "a kate
rim ,je clovestvo stremelo tolike
dolgih stoletij. Sami so skle'
i Mill, da bodo zyerine in cato jiE
be Bog pogubil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01

kan il odvisen od vprasanja b1
.do6s organixacije n tenn deln
sveta Tudi podzemeljs gfba-
ME v Italiji y silno zalainaa ~
to vpraSanje. vsak zavexnik, Il
81 81 sploh moreno zamisliti,
bodisi ysled njegovega demo-
kraticnega iii narodn stnega
naziranja, ki bi 81 naogli najd
ma TEN ozemlju, pocenA pri ~.
cionalno denolxraticnih eles
mentih v Italiji Ia do generala
Mihajlovica, vodja srbskih bet
nikov, do hrvasksh gerilcev, do
demokraticnih sil ma Madzar-
skem in u Rulnuniji, do demo-
kraticnih in nacionalnih sil na
Poljskem ter WI Cehi kakor tn
di vse Anglezern, Anerikancem
in demokraciji naklonjene sile y
Avstriji sami, vsen tenn je av-
stro-ogrska naonarhija in njen
pretendent najhujsi sovraznik.
Raven tega pa SO tudi vsi
podtalni pokreti, ri deIujejo y
n Y n 4 =.
Nemeiji, sovrazni habsburske-
mu cesarstvu. Igralje MIN je
voda ma Hitlerjev Min in nje-
gov novi red, katerega propa-
gandni organi bodo to izvrstno
uporabili in pokazali nacional-
gocializem v iuci kolikor toliko
napredne sile.
Nocem trditi, da bi kateriko-
Ii urad nase Wade polpiral mad
vojvodo. Pac pa sem mnenja
da je nacrt War Departments
in povezanje nadvojvode s ten
nacrtom, ustvaril zelo neprijet.
no politicno situacijo. Nezgodne
tudi 2 ozirom ma Anglijo, kjel
je dolgo pred nasim ystopom J
vojno Churchill nazdravljai Q
svobodilnim -zatavam republi.
kanskih vlad nasledniskih dr.
zav, XII imajo svoje lastne legijt
in Sc pod svojim lastnim vod
stvom bore bodisi Y svoji domo
vini, v gerilskih in sabotaznil
bataljonih, bodisi ma afrisk
'front.'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
Rusija j. proti Habsburzanom

Raven tega pa SO ia ozen-
liza - srednja ia vzhodna Evro-
pa - kar najvecje vaznosti ia
Rusijo, bodisi carsko, bodisi So
ciahsticne, III ~ bo vedno zani-
mala xa strgikturp sill v teh pre-
delih. Nikdar, v nobenem slu-
cajn, Rnsija ne bo sprejela, boz
iisi il ideoiogiEnih, bodisi IL
varnostnih raziogov, da bi se
kot zakljucek te yojne zopet u
stanovila habsbtrska monarhi-
ia. Mixer v tenn starem ozem-
lin ninajo Habsburzani zaslom.
be v ljudstvu. Podpirajo jih H.
kljucno le preostanki zastarele
fevdalne mentaIitete.
Da poskusa nadvojvoda in
katerakoli druga politicna sku-
pima izlxoristiti v cimvecjem oh.
segu sedanji polozaj, katerega
je ustvarila vojna, to je tezke
prepreciti. Otto 81 je zgradil vse
potrebne socialne in politiene
zveze ga tako priloznost. Prilju'
den je in v marsikaterem ozirr
clovek modernega misljenja, do
bro vzgojen in ina mater izred
no rnocne, zelez1e volje, XII j
politicno zelo nadarjena.
Toda TAXI obziri osebnegs
znacaja ne morejo prikriti DEF
stva, da Sc Habsburska dinasti
ia nj nikdar hotela odpovedat
svojim pravicam "bozjega izvo
RAJ. .Mislim, da bodo mailman
Amerikanci pFipravljeni cope
lobnoviti po svoji zgodovinsk
ltradiicji osvojevalno in imperia
llisticno dinastijo v srediscni toe
ki Europe.
| Vsako posamezno dejanje
ma danes svoj mednarodni pc
liticni odmev. Nemogoee je lo
citi vojaske uspehe cd pohtie
inih uspehov. zgodovinski to
dogodkov pa nj mogoce obrnit
nazaj. Kar storimo danes !
stvarja problem "a jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
Proda Sc

delikatesno trgovino, kjer Sc
prodaja tudi slascice in cigare.
Nahaja Sc poleg velike Sole in
jarnci Sc $500 tedenskega pro-
meta Poleg je stanoyanje $ 5
sobami. Nizka najemnina. Nj e.
make trgovine v razdalji 3 mill.
- Zglasite Sc samo med 2. in 3.
uro popoldne ma 1915 Lake
Shore Blvd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
NOVA nKAZENSKA"
EKSPEDICIJA

LONDON, ID. nov (Reuter)
sPo najnovejsih porocilih
prodira sedaj nova nemska
kasenska ekspedicija oprem-
liena q 50-tonskimi tank skozi
zapadni del osrednje Srbi5e,
blizu Kraljeva. v tamosnjem
ozemlju SO Nemci zbraii baje
Ee priblHnc z 900 vojakov neIn-
ske vojske tako porocajo ja.
goslcvansai krogi v Londenal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01

Istro-ogrske nonarhije, cehe, u
goslovane in Poljake. Vsi ii ~
rodi 50 danes nasi zavezniki ka-
kor 30 bill naA zavexniti v pre-
telkli vojni.
Razglas vojaskem konaite-
Jul nadvojvoder Otona Habsbur-
skega ocividno pristeva Az
strijcem: cehe, Madkare, Jugo-
slovane in Be druge narode. Ce-
hi namrec, da se nahaja v VI
1injenih drkavah 10 milijonoy
|Amerikancev, XII so potomci
avstrijskih predhodnikov.
" vsej Avstriji, kakrsna j.
bila ustanovljena po zadnji sve.
town. vojni po odcepljenju ma.
sledniskih drzav, je bilo le {
milijonpv ljudi. Ako je res, de
be v Ameriki nahaja 10 milijo.
nov Amerikancev avstrijskega
izvora, potem 50 steti vsi po.
tomci "cesarske Avstrije". Axe
taksne trditve ne bi bile tako.
uradno ovrzene, bodo neizogib.
no vzbudile med srednje ev.
ropskiTni narodi kar najveeje
Izrnesnjavo in nezaupanje, ravne
tako kakor je Darlanova afera
povzrocila zmesnjavo med Fran.
cozi.
Pokret vojaskega znacaja
State Department trdi, da n
" nikaksni zvezi S TEN ukre
pom, ki XII izhaja IL War De
Ipartmenta. War Department pc
Itrdi, da je ia ukrep popolnoms
lvojaskega znacaja in da nims
nobenega vpliva ma politiene "a
deve. Toda COLO zanikavanjt
politicnih zapletljajev ne zado
stuje, da Sc jih odpravi. Prista
81 nadvojvode trde, da SO dobil
blagoslov cd State Department
ia, oziroma vsaj blagoslov ne
katerih osebnosti tega Depart
lmenta.
Razmisljujejo Sc tudi - t
1govorice je povzrocil nadvojvo
da sam 0 odpiranju drug
lfronte ma Balkanu. A yes Bal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
Mali oslasi
Isce se

zensko ali dekle, XII bi stregaa
bolni zeni, kateri Sc zdravje o.
braca ma bolje. Mic pranja. De-
10 samo Cd Z. zjutraj do 4. po-
poldne. Plaza po dogovoru.
zglasite Sc po 4 uri popoldne
ma 1185 e. 172 St, ali poklitite
Kenmore 1918.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
vesti 4 newyorskego
Gosopisio

Slapna publicistka Dorothy
Thompson je napisala . vprasa-
nju Otona Habsburskega ma
slednji Glanek, priobcen v New
York Postu.
AvstfijslEa legija
New York, %. novembra. -
fNev York Post) Ukrep War
Departments, da se ustvari ba-
TALON Amerikancev avstrijske.
ga potomstva, ki mai bi Sc bo-
rih "a osvoboditev Avstrije, mas
postavlja pred zelo delikatna
politicna vprasanja in je bill U,
darec v pravo osje gnezdo.
Nezgodno je, da vest o tenn
nacrtu, XII izhaja IL urada 6,
Stimsona, takoj sponainja ma 0.
sebnost nadvojvode Otto vor
Habsburga. The New York
Times, ki je pisal 0 TEN nacrtu
pretekli petek IL Washingtona
je isti brzojavki pridruzil rag
glas urada 6. Stinpsona in vest
da bo vpjaski komite sodeloval
in nabiral clane tega bataljona
ter da je bill komite sestavljer
pod predsednistvcm nadvoivode
Otto Won Habsburga.
Zdaj Sc seveda vprasujemo
zakaj maj bi ia mladi MOI, kate.
rega oce je bill pred MIN pah.
njen . prostola in je zivel Y IL
gnanstvu dokler je obstojals
avstrijska repubIika, kateregs
''rodbina je vztrajno delovala ,
cilju obnovitve avstro-ogrskegs
cesarstva zakaj maj bi ts
mladi moi nabiral aneriske DIR
zavljane "a vojsko zedinjenif
drzav. On sam nj ameriski DIR
zavljan, temvec le pretendent
prestola, bljenega ma konc,
zadnje vojne zarad tega, Her j
bila ameriska politila Woodrow
Wilsona uspesna in ker je psvo
bodila podjarmljene narode av
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
DeIo dobi dekle

Streznica "a restavracijo do
bi takoj delo. Dobra plaza in
lahko delo. zglasiti Sc je ma
sos st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
Zenske

dobijo delo "a ciseenje ura-
dov oh veeerih. Uradi sc naha-
jajo v okolici E. 140 St. in st.
Clair Ave. Plaza SO centov ma
uro. Morate biti drzavljanke.
Ia podrobnosti poklicite CHER
ry 6992.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-01
Zanesljiyi osebi

Sc odda gostilno v najem.
LOUIS SEME, 65O7 st. Clair
Ave.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
Alaskan Japs DepOrted
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 port to the Commanding Officer. of the Army post most conven- tent to them, in order that they may be transported to the con tinental limits of the United States.
 It IS requested that all execu- tive departments, independent establishments and other federal agencies and other civil author ities give aid and assistance to said persons and the military authorities designated to the end that this order may be car lied out effectively and with a minimum of hardship to persons effected hereby.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
Delinquent Taxes Paid

Taxes of the following persons on the the delinquent tax list have been paid and will be re- moved from the list in subse- quent publications: Ray Me Cam, $5141; Pete Nekeferof, $22.18; Al Nordstrom, $31.74; Ed Opheim, $102.13; c R. Cliff ton, $925; Mrs John Strom, $1.94.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
Parents Are Invited

Parents of boys in the g, 10 II age group who are interested in having their sons join a cub pack, an organization of the younger boys program of scout ing, are asked to attend meet ing in the sncial hall ot the Con- nun ty Baptist church. F. S. Frazier, scout executive, will ex- plain the work. For particulars see Rev Gregory s. Morony.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
"Ziegfeld Girl'
 At Lyric Theatre

H. F. Macdonald, manager Of the Lyric theatre, announces us the attraction at his newly op
 ened theatre for Saturday and
 Sunday the MGM hit attraction
 ''ziegfeld Girl" starring James Stewart, Judy Garland, Hedy
 Lamar and Lana Turner.
 The Lyric opened Thursday night after being shutdown since January 21 as the result of a disastrous fire at that time. New equipment replacing that lost in the fire includes two modern new De Vry projectors, complete De Vry sound system and an automatic record player. The screen has been rehung to inn prove the quality of showing, Macdonald said and the speak CTS have been centered behind the screen for more correct sound amplification. Also included in purchases made by Mcdonald while outside recently were new lobby frames and displays.
 The Lyric theatre will show productions of Metro Goldwyn : Mayer, 20th Century, Fox United Artists and Republic.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
For COunciImen

Jack Allman-"From all in- dications thls next city adminis- tration has a lot of real work cut ] out for it. A diligent effort must be made at once to acquire the government grants which have been promised, and 8 business like action taken on the matters of adequate water and sewerage systems, street improvement and fire control equipment.
 My confidence ln the future of our town is best expressed by the fact that 1 have been, and still am, investing every cent 1 make in the community.
 am in favor of loosenlng up the town," and imposing on ly such restrictions upon resi- dents and business as are insist ed upon by the officers of the armed forces in this area.
 Vim B Falconer-As presl- dent of the Central Labor coun- Gil and as a resident and taxpay- CT I have seen Kodiak without facilities and improvements that rightly belong to any city. If l am elected 1 will fight to see that the necessary changes are made.
 Ray Martini make no prom ises, but I'll do the best I can.
 James Pierce-My entrance Tn the councilmen race was due en- tirely to efforts of others, but l am more than willing to spend time and effort in doing any, thing possible to better condit- ions Tn Kodiak.
 Ben Sholl-I have no party ties and will make no promises. If elected I would be for any thing for the welfare of the city, no matter from what source.
 Wm p Smith-l am indepen- dent of any political organization, and am interested only in what would prove in the long run to be for the general good of every one-and the city.
 J. N. Steffgen-In seeking re- election I am letting my past re- cord speak for itself
 Hobart Wiseman-I was chosen at the caucus for the position oi councilman. Should I be elected
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAXES Real Property, City of Kodiak, Alaska
 TAX YEAR 1941

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tbaG the delinquent roll of taxes upon real property assessed by the City of Kodiak for the year l94 has been completed and public inspection the office the City Clerk and that date not less than hr
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Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
396 Registered
(continued from page D

(conClnued from page 1
 Torgerson for treasurer; N. K Porter for city clerk.
 By L. F. Nachtweih = The platform of our party appears elsewhere in this issue and I ur- ge every voter to study 1t care fully l must reiterate the inn portance of wise voting at this time with large sums of money to be expended and many im- provements to be secured. Kod- lak. as a city, is at a crucial stage: our party's every effort is pledged to making it a city every tax.paying, civic-minded, pro- gressive citizen will be proud of.
 Warren A. Taylor ' As City Attorney I have been instrument tal in securing grants to the city totalling approximately $400,- 00000 for water, sewers, schools, streets, and fire fighting equip ment.
 l am familiar with all the steps taken to secure these grants. Much work remains to be done reparding grants re- quested but still pending. Con- tacts have been established with key men in government depart ments who have the final say in these matters.
 My sole interest in seeking the office of Mayor is to continue the work which 1 have been doing this past two years, and to see that the money granted is wisely spent for the purposes intended.
 1 am not affiliated with any clique or group in the city. Neither have any promises been made of appointments to city offices. 1 feel that the city should be given as full responsibility as possible in city affairs but should cooperate with the Army and Maya authorities in all matters, that our citizens lead as nearly normal lives a. possible.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
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because it is nominalIy non-polit- ical and offers the kind of work in which I am interested and for which I am most fitted.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04

I would
 l-Cooperate with the mayor and council.
 2-Deve op utilities and roads
 3-Develop a well organized police and fire department
 4-Maintain at least four pub lie toilets
 5-Look toward the future of Kodiak in developing all possible industries.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
Forest Ayers

My wish is to be of service to the Community and to help build a bigger better, bus CT Kod- lak with a square deal for every one.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
For eity Clerk

Clifford E. Lillethun-
 1 do not own taxi
 Nor do I own truck But Let's Gravel our city streets Before we all get stuck Regarding our policemen Our laws, they must enforce But from the present set-up
 An absolute Divorce Louise Williams-I am inter- ested in the city clerks position
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-08

Apric0ts Richest
Apricots are the richest in vita
min A among fruits, and oranges the
richest In vitarnin G.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-08
Tells of
Working With
Big Guns

Ralph Spencer writes from Fort
Sheridan, Ill, to his Parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spencer, and
tells of his impressions Of life in
the army. Part of his letter fol-
lows.
Dear Folks.
/ It's only been a couple of days
since I wrote to you but | haven't
anything else to do so | might as
well write again. About the air
corps, I've passed all my examina-
tons and have appeared before the
examining board and was accepted
so I guess I'm in the Air Corps now.
I'm supposed to leave for Chanute
Field, ILL.,, next Wednesday but it's
hard saying when actually will
leave. I'll have lot more ex-
aminations to pass before I'm ac-
cepted for flying duty but even if !
can't get in the flying end of it |
will be mechanic or something
like that and that is better than
where I'm at. I'm sure going to
| try for a furlough now, might
wait until I've got six months in
SO can get Is days instead of 10.
We've been firing the Comm the
last two days and is there ever a
lot Of conclusion when they 60 off,
my hat just jumps on my head We
had some heavy canvas covering
some stuff on the ground in front
of the guns and it just ripped them
to shreds. The lead or projectile
weighs ID lbs. and they are pro-
PEELED by 3 lbs. Of powder SO you
can imagine the pressure that is
generated. There is $4,000 lbs. pres
sure per square inch on the barrel
SO you can see they are made OF
pretty good stuff When you stand
off ways from the gun you can
hear the shell whistle when it goes
/ through the air, it travels at 2700
feet per second or the same speed
as a 30:06 bullet. A sheet of flame
shoots out the barrel for about rs
| feet. They're really something to
watch but / don't like to shoot them,
the conclusion makes you feel like
someone had hit you over the head
with baseball bat. The weather
has been terrible lately, this morn
ing it was 80 degrees above zero
and now it's raining. I've frozen for
the last two days. I guess / haven't
got that Texas heat out of my sys-
TEN yet. signed an allotment for
SIS month to be taken out of my
pay each month beginning in Oc-
tober and ii / should make the
grade as an air cadet I'll get SIS a
month and if | do I'll take out a
$50 bond each month.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-08
K. Y. Grange
Tronsocts Much
Importont Business

The Kootenai Valley Grange held
its first October meeting Friday at
the American Legion hall. One can
didate was given the first and Sec
ond degrees and three more appli-
cations were read. Brother Marten-
sen took picture of the officers
for the SCRAP book Sister Burrell
asked that all reports be given her
at once for the Home Economics
work and that the dresses for the
State Grange meeting be given to
her or to Sister Rice.
Brother Maize reported on con-
ference with Brother Stamschror
on cooperative buying. Brothers
McGill and Oneal said that the
County Scrap committee was set
ting aside place for all Grange
scrap and that any one wanting to
donate their scrap to the Grange
could do so. Brother Rice renorted
that he saw Mr.. Mahoney concern
ing the school bus road on the east
side of Libby creek but that nothing
could be done at present on it.
A Service Flag with stars for all
Grange members in the service of
Uncle Sam will be presented at the
next meeting.
Sisters Essie Maize and Elizabeth
Beebe were selected to spell at the
State Grange Saturday, the nth.
During the literary program the
! folk dance, which will be used at
the mixer at Whtiefish, was prac-
ticed.
Many of the patrons expect to
attend the State Grange meeting al
Whitefish October Is to 10Th. DR.
E. O. Melbv. president of the Uni
versity of Montana will speak on
world affairs on Friday morning
Friday afternoon and evening will
be given over to the exemplification
of the degree work. The beautiful
rose drill, under the direction Of
State Flora, Mildred Christensen
will be new feature of the sixth
degree this year
Master Ohlerich expressed tt
John Beebe the best wishes of the
Grange as he goes to join the army
and that he might have speedy
and safe return.
The hosts and hostesses for the
evening were Brothers and Sister:
Throop and Olsheske and Sister
Beebe. The usual hour of visiting
around the supper table was much
lenjoyed.
GRANGE REPORTER.