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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
Fr. SuhodoInik umrI

Po dolgotrajni bolezni je v
nedeljo popoldne oh 2:30 uri
preminil ma svojem domu ma
212O1 Chardon Rd., obce po-
znani in spostovani Frank Su-
hadolnik, XII je dolgo vrsto let
vodil trgovino s cevlji ma 6107
St. Clair Ave.
Pokojni Suhadolnik je dosegel
visoko starost rs let. Rojen je
bill v vasi Kamnik, posta Pre-
serje, odkoder je prisel v Ame-
riko leta 1893. Trgovino je vo-
dill Al let ter jo je opustil leta
1910, po smrti sina Franka. Bill
je clan dfustva sv. Vida st. Is
KSKJ in Our Lady of Lourdes
v Providence Heights.
Tu zapusca zalujoco soprogo
Martho, dve hceri Martho in
Mrs. Marie Byrne ter sina Vic
torja, vnuke in v Akron, o. "a
pusea brata Lawrence Suhadol-
mix.
Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v sredo
F
|zjutraj OBJ $50 uri il Grdinove-
ga pogrebnega zavoda, 1858 E.
|62 St., v cerkev sv. Vida in ma
to ma Calvary pokopaliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
Barikade i'm utrdbe
JAPONsKA PoDMORNICA v MEsTU

Dne 5. in 6. julia bo v Cleve-
landu razstavljena ma ogled ma
la japonska podmornica, v ka-
teri je prostora samo "a dvo-
je MOI. Podmornica je ena IL
med vec takih podmornic, XII so
.jih unicili ali zajeli Amerikanci
oh japonskem napadu ma Pearl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
POLJAKI UBILI DEVET
NACISTOV

MOsKVA - Poljski patriot
so ubili devet nacijskih castni-
kov, med mimi Heinricha Glei-
ma, sefa zelezniske policije v
Warsaw.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

Harbor. Podmornico oznacujejo
"a "samomorilno podmornico,
to pa il vzroka, ker podmorni-
ca sama DELUXE kot velik torpe-
do in ker sta pri trcenju Oh
drugo ladjo oba moza s pod
mornico vred pognana v zrak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
KLUB sLJUBLJANA"

Seja kluba Ljubljana Sc vrsi
" torek, dine 20. junija, OBJ 8.
.uri zvecer v navadnih prosto-
rih. clanstvo je vabljeno, da Sc
iste udeleI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
POGREB

Pogreb pokojne Anne Doll
mar Sc bo vrsil v torek zjutraj
ob $50 uri il pogrebnega zavo-
|da August F. Svetek, 478 East
152 ST., v cerkev Marie Vnebo-
vzetje ter nato ma Calvary po-
lkopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
RAJH JE DAN IN NO( POD
!. B0MBAMI zAvEzNISkIH Sill
Messina Italji je skoraj popolnoma raz-
deiana.-V Porurju so dObila vsa mesta
razen enega, svoj delez bomb
AMERIsKI LETALCI SO sESTKRAT NAPADLI
KISKO

Messina, Xxi jo je leta 1908 O.
biskal silen potres, je bila pozi-
dana in nanovo zgrajena kot
najmodernejse italijansko me-
sto, XII maj bi uspesno kljubova-
10 vsem potresom.
"POtres" v Messini
Toda zdaj dozivlja Messina
druge vrste "potres", XII je hui
81 cd prvega. Manic dezuje NAM
rec bombe zaveznikov in letalci
pravijo, da sc zdi, da Sc bo me-
sto vsak hip razsulo in razbli-
milo v dimu.
v soboto je bilo sestreljeno
mad Messino dvoje osiscnih le-
tai.
Napadi Sc vrste dan in noe
Masivni zracni napadi ma
Nemcijo, Italijo in druge deze-
lie in kraje, v katerih Sc izdeluje
vojna oprema "a osisce, Sc vr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
" ZADNJI POZDRAV

Clanice drustva Waterloo
Grove st. 10 w. C. so prosene,
da Sc nocoj oh 1880 uri zberejo
v pogrebnem zavodu August F.
Svetek, da izkazejo zadnjo cast
umrli clanici Ami Dolinar. OBJ
enem Sc prosi one clanice, ka-
terim je mogoee, da bi Sc jutri
zjutraj udelezile njenega pogre,
ba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

ste S tako naglico, da je mnogo
drugih ali tretjih napadov izvr-
senih pref, preden pride v svet
vest o prvih.
VISA mesta v Porurju bombardi-
V Porurju je dobilo doslej
svoj delez bomb sleherno me-
sto, XII ina mad 100000 prebi-
valcev, izvzemsi mesta Muechen-
Gladbach zapadno cd Duessel-
dorfa, kjer producirajo zclezo,
svilo, opeko in obutev. Toda tu-
tt to mesto DO dobilo kmalu
svoj delez bomb.
Razbijanja otoka Kiske
WASHINGTON, 27. junija.
- Ameriski bombniki so danes
sestkrat napadli otok Kisko ma
Pacifiku, kateri napadi so INA
| menje blizajoee Sc ameriske in
vazije otoka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

Podprimo borbo Amerike N demo-
kracijo In svobodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondov In vojno-varGevalnih
xnamkl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
ZNAMKE "a AUTOMOBILE

Lastniki avtomobilov imajo
Sc diva dneva casa, da 81 naba-
vijo svoje znamke "a avtomobil,
XII stanejo ,po pet dolarjev. Ia
kon zahteva, da morajo biti do
1. julia vsi avtomobii oprem-
ljeni s temi znamkami, XII Sc jih
mora prilepiti v desnem spod-
MEM kotu prednjega okna.
Te znamke je dobiti ma CLAW
mem postnem uradu ter 21 osta-
lih postnih uradih kakor tudi v
uradu Collector of internal re-
venue v Midland poslopju. Do
sobote je bilo v nasem okraju
kupljenih samo 10000 teh
znamk. Njihova barva je rune
ma ter Sc razloci cd rdece bar
We teh znamk IL lanskega leta.
POJASNILO
Miss Helen Mills, poslovodki-
MIA Statler hotela, pojasnjuje,
da Sc je v njih oglasu prejsnji
teden pomotoma navedlo cas- "a
priglasitev "a osebe, ki iseejo
della, in sicer namesto cd 5. do
9. ure, bi se morale glasiti Cd
8. ure zjutraj do 5. ure popol-
dne. Ako je kdo incl vsled tega
kake neprilike, Sc prosi opro-
scenja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
SEJA PODR. ST. 2 JPO,SS

v torek OBJ osmih zvecer Sc
vrsi seja zastopnikov podr. st..
2 JPO,SS, v spodnji dvorani
Slovenskega narodnega donna,
ma st. Clair Ave. Vsi zastopniki
in zastopnice so proseni, da Sc
gotovo udeleze te seje.
REP. KANDIDAT IA zUPANA
Edward C. Stanton, XII je bill
svojecasno okrajni Prosecutor,
toda .je ze zadnjih petnajst let
relativno neaktiven, je naznanil
da DO kandidiral ma republican
skem tiketu oh jesenskih pri.
marnih volitvah "a Iznpana me.
sta Clevelanda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
Iziava 21-letne mladenke

Ana Mihajlova, 21 let stara
poveljnica neke baterije, mi je
povedala: "Nasa baterija je Sc
strelila deset nacijskih letal."
Ljeningrajcani so razjarjeni
mad Nemci in obetajo, da bodo
slednji stotero poplacali vse,
kar so prizadejali mestu in o.
stall Rusiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
vTI5I AMERIkAN(A Il
:. 0BLECANEGA LJENINGRADA
Ameriski casnikar Shapiro je pryi inoze.
mec, XII je stOpil v tel vOjni Ljeningrad
PREBIVALSTVO JE SAMOZAVESTNO ZDRAVO,
KREPKO IN DOBRO OHRANJENO

mornarji, Vsi tt ljudje so vide
tt zdravi' in krepki ter nj ma
njih nobenega sledu gladu, pre-
mrazenja ali zivcne razrahlja-
nosti. Trgovina Sc vrsi nemote-
no dale. Ulice so izredno ciste
in snazne.
Otroci v carskih vrtovih
V bivsih carskih vrtovih, kjer
je bio pref krasno cvetje, Sc j.
gra zdaj deca med razno zele-
njavo, XII jo pridelujejo v njih.
Simbolicna Petro-Pavlovska
trdnjava
Velika Petro-Pavlovska trd-
njava, XII 10 je dial izgraditi car
Peter pred 240 lett, ko je odprl
z Ljeningradom ali takratnim
Petrogradom Rusiji "okno v
svet," predstavlja voljo Ljenin-
grada do zivljenja. Use okoli te
trdnjave je nesteto manjsih
trdnjav.
Materialna skoda v Ljenin-
gradu je mnogo manjsa, kakor
sem prieakoval, zlasti pa mnogo
manjsa cd one, kateri so Sc
Nemci bahali, da so jo prizadeli
mestu.
Katedrala sv. Izaka, najyecja
cerkeV.v " Ljeningradu, je. ostala
skoraj popolnoma reposkodova-
ma.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
Mns bent Soiepbtnn1tt

l1niere Stl1oenten II. mir oue boffen
oaB oie oiesidbrigen SItern ibnen uno
alien 2eiern 11no Sreun6en @ottes,
rei6en @naoenIegen bringen mo9en.
X X X
Utit Oem bergangenen Wontag bot
1lnlere Breliefompogne ein @nbe ges
funoen. Bir betpiIlfommnen aIle
neuen 2eier rnb 6reunoe nnb boffen,
bob iie redt biele Sabre ais Witglie=
Ser Der eroBen Soiepbinum=S =Samilie
3ur gbre @ottes 1tno gum Seile Der
Seelen ntittpirfen f0rtnen.
* X X
Ser Witte apriI eintretenbe
SGneefaa 5tpane ltns, 5eittpeilig l1tt=
lere @artenarbeiten 81 unterbreden,
8ie alles, 10 bat audi bieie uneetpoIlts
Hauie feline 5tpei Seiten. gs fonnten
Die Seminarilten ibr iGbrli6es &egel=
tournament beenoen, oas bisber et=
mas i'm Sintereruno eeblieben mar.
X X X
Die Oltern borbereebenbe @o6e
bot ein 8ilo auieitiger @eidaftiefeit; !;
beionbers' nubten Die l1ebungen bes
Gbors fir Die @ottesbienite in Der
9atbebrale bon Columbus borgenom=
men tperben. 0as Seninaror6eiter
beenbete feline 8oriibungen fir bas
Oiterfon5ert unb Ser 6ramatii9e &luD
bat ales bereit fir feline 5tpeite Muf-
fiibrung bes S9uliabres.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

Bie oas britii9e 2uftfabrtminis
iterium iest befanntsibt, iino BEL Dem
@aG- -Mnsriff auf Berlin in Der Wadt
bes 1. Mdr5 80 Sabrifen, ean5e 8lods
in Der Snnenitaot gelegener Biirobdu-
Ter 11no oie 8abniperfltdtten bes Ee1n>
pelbofer @iiterbabnbofs aeritort ODER
beidaoist tporoen. Mufflarunesauf-
nabmenL 10 bieB es in oer Mnfiinbi-
gung, lieben oie our9 ben Mneriff
angeri6tete @ertpiiitrng erfennen.
Dem @orgeben, 6as als eines Der ,,er.
folgreiditen'' eesen Berlin be5eidnet
puroe, fo1eten 5tpei tpeitere @noe DO.
rigen Wonats, Die 10 fdiper maren,
oab oie oel.tibe 3eniur NIT allen Wfit-
teln oas Dur6iidern irgenopel9er
@adridten ins guslan6 5u berbin6ern
iuate. &IS-Gablerte, bic bie Ybotr-
grapbien analpfierten, ertldrten, BOB
6ie 3erforung tpefli9 nno fiiomeitli9
bes 3entrun1s bon Berlin am gr6Bten
tpar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
Nittupd, ben 81. ApriI 1943

oem Siibrer fein, baB er in feiner
ipeiien gorausiiht aaes getan bat,
nm Deutfblanbs gbre llnb @r0Be al
fi6ern." Ser ,angriff' iaet nibt, ob
2eD ausnabmsneiie ,tiibtern mar, als
er oieien llmtnn idrieb, n1eint oaau
Elm 8edielbIatt. g8ir neigen au Ser
aniidt, oab oie lesten &riegsereig-
niiie an alien &riegsfronten eber au
elmer getpaltigen @rniidterung gefiibrt
baber. ..........
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5WWWWWWWWWWW
BEN nnb @pbltGterm Der Obip @aiienfrennS

" ~ " " "
8elebung ser 2anoidaft oienen, aber
mir m0dten lie nidt ais @afte in uu+
ierm miiiegarten baben. TIMER @ar=
ten lit, uie freili6 Die tneiiten bier in
Ohio, oieies Sabr nod melt auriid.
9rei 8oden regneriides, faltes @et-
ter bat ben @ntbuitasmus ettpas ge-
o6mpft.
X X X
8ir eriu6en unlere 2eier in ibren
@ebeten Der Seelenrl1be Der Mntoitet=
te 2ansanfe 81 eeoenfen, Die in gan=
ten, Ohio, aus oieiem 2eben gei6ie=
sen lit. sic bat in ibrem Eeltament
unlere Stuoenten bebad)t.
Giele Bripatlebron1talten i6auen
beiorgt in Die 3ufunft. @tli6e beriel=
ben noren ouf Die l1nterit itiitl1ng be-
mittelter 8obltater aneetpieien. BUR
beuttgen 3eit itnb Miuiondre un6 ret=
DIE 2eute ipegen Der boben 8ei iteue=
rune nidt geneigt, groBe S9enfungen
81 MAIDEN. 8adienoe &riegsl,nfoiten
uno foleIi6 pabienbe Steuern greet
fen INNER tiefer in ieoes pribate I'm
ternebmen ein uno bie- l1nit9erbe1t
Ger 3ufunft bringt Sorgen unb 8e=
fiir6tl1ngen.
SSSrgeno Elm Gerlu9, Ser bon Bri=
buti6ulen gemabt miro, INN oie
S6ulgeloer 81 erboben, ideitert an
her &onfurren5 FOLDER Inita1ten, bie
bon Steuergelbern unterbalten tper-
ben. 3uoem mag oie 3ufunft cine
&ortrolle Der &esierung fir bas gan5e
ltnterridtsipitem bringen. Sdon iest
iino biele Sribatlebranitalten militia
rii9e Gorbiloungsi6ulen.
X X X
0as ssoiepbinum brau9t feline Sore
nidt gu idlieBen, neil Millionare Die
Senoung ibrer Miuionen DoGar=
S6eds eingeiteut baben. neber Elm
babies SSsabrbunoert lang lit oas So
iepbinum bon Der Sarner- uno ST.
beiterflaile erbalten tporoen. Sebe
@abe itellt Elm Spfer bar. Desbalb
rubt Der Sesen @ottes auf Der @nitalt
,1no auf auen 2eiern uno @obltdtern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

Observation-Disclosures Sarolb
SSdes erfldrte, er befaiie itd 5ur5eit nit
oem Broblen1, Oh es praftild iei cine
neue 383 Weilen lange, 165oaige
Gobrleitung bon 8eitteras na6 oem
Weittelpeiten 5u bauen, Inn bic &ob-
olperiorgung Der oortigen &affinerieu
li6er5uiteuen.
gr tptes oarauf FIN, oaB bic Gro
olbeitanoe unter Gage inn iogenannten
,,Mio= =gontinent" =&ebier a b ne bmen
oaB es oaber f6liebli6 n0tig iein tpers
oe, @ro0l anberstpo fir oie yfaffine.
rien in iitener @egenb beranaubrin-
gen, uno oaB bieies Hroblem ,bieueidt
f6on Dor gn6e 1914" afut tperben
tper6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

@nabenrei9es SfterfeIt aIlen 2e=
fern, Sreunben unb @obltdtern!
X X X
Ser bodber5ise 8eitrag bon $500
fir uniern 5tubenten-G -Gonos lief ge=
rabe elm, als mir uns tpunoerten, Oh
Der Sfterbaie uns bieuei9t biesmal
pergeiien batte.
* X X
@ir eeben 5u, baB @aien pobl 5l.r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
Oie trternationoIe fothoIiIdhe gen6a.

Die internationale fatboliibe Na6.
ri6tenagentl1r ,,&ipa" beri6tet, bob
i'm Na5ireid Die Ietten &eite Der TO-
tbolii6en Breiie NIT Der ginitenung
oes grideinens Der biidofli6en Dio.
aeianblatter beridmunoen itnb - als
Solge bon uBapiermangel''. &arbinal
8ertram, @r5biidof bon 8reslau, bot
angeoronet, oaB Die Breoigt 5u einem
sr0beren umfange als grias fir bic
Breiie ausgenubt uno cine reguldre
Sonntagleftion in alien Sonntaes-
gottesbieniten berleien tperoen nub.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

9ie Ser. Staaten ianbten bisber
oie foIgenoen &riegsuaterialien an
&ublano: 5000 Slug5euge, 5000
Sanger, 72,5OO 2oitfrafttpagen, ZOO
Wfotorrdoer, 1900 Sraftoren, 13O,-
900 Waidinengemebre un0 3,OO0,s
600 Baar Stiefel. 8ir lanoten ferner
biniiber: $4,000 Sonnen Soblenleoer,
$4,000 Sonnen @iienbabnrnaterial
uno touienoe Meilen Gelepbonorobt,
268,O0O Sonnen 8etroleunprooufte,
$4,000 Sonnen ,StabI unb 5tabl-
prooufte, $4,000 Eonnen Mluminum
uno 0ura1uminiu1n, 21,5OO Sonnen
3inr, $4,000 Eonnen 0pnamit uno
So1uol, uno $4,000 Sonnen anbere
Gbemifalien. @benlo puroen 2ebens=
mittel in enormen Mengen na9 &ub>
lano geliefert.
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geittmud), ben 21. .April 1913
&ird)enfaIenber

g. 2 Wfai 1. Sonntas nad Sitern
gb.: Seius eri6eint ben
Ipoiteln. Sob. 90.
90. 3. &reu5auffinoune
8. A. Monifa
90. 5. Bils Ser Siinfte
9. 6. 8ene0icta
s. 7. Stanislaus
g. s. Wfi6oelS @ri6einung
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+ Sooesan3etgen +

Nsrs. Marb &oienfrans, seit. tpobl
borbereitet, in goplap, Ba. Mlte
2eIerin.
Treb &eenfer, eeit. ONT 16. Sanuar
1913, tpobl borbereitet, in greigb-
ton, geebr. MIter 2eier.
Ser Na5ireidsminiiter Dr. 2ep
fdreibt inn uMneriff'', bab 500 uno
3eritorung bor5u5ieben ieien, tpenn
Deuti9lano ionit MIR bic Woglidfeit
babe, a., ieinem friiberen &egierungs-
ipitem suriid5ufebren. uSSSe beftiger
Der &f inn Often ,,no ie iduieriger
Die &riegslage i'm augemeinen miro,
I'M 10 banfbarer muB Deuti9lano
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

Gin radiii9tiees &er5 bri9t Sir
oas @enid.
The Western news., 1943-01-21
Which Concept Is Better?

In the report Of the meeting Of the Libby Womans Club
published last week liked the reference to remark
made by Mrs Walter Neils in her part of the musical pro-
gram She called attention to the difference IN sentiment
found in the songs of the Allies and those of the Axis The
dominant sentiment of the Allies is expressed by blue
birds the white cliffs Of Dover while the Axis sing
CT Late and destruction.
There is world of truth in that simple comparison On
side philosophy that seeks to develop the brother
hood of man. the other concept of life based hate
and dominance of the strong and destruction of the weak
How much broader, how vastly worthwhile is a
concept of life that teaches the value of love- kindness and
hepfulness philosophy that magnfes the beauty of
ethe JOY to be derived from appreciation of sunny Skies
verdant mountains and forests lakes streams and water
falls beautiful sunsets singing birds and laughing children
And the inspiration and upft receives from the warm
understanding and appreciation coming from association
with dear and close friend.
Life be grand and noble filled with love and hap
pness, it be small and bitter dominated by hatred
and envy And that truth applies to the nations Of
the world Those who would build the life of the world
hatred and brute strength cannot and will not win.
The Western news., 1943-01-21
Half Effort Will Moi Defeof Japan

NAL lives, leaving the spirit OF self
sacrifice to our soldiers and sailors.
we shall unquestionably run the risk
of a stalemate with Japan. ! do not
have the slightest doubt Of our even
tual victory. But do not wish to
see the period of our blood, sweat
and tears indefinitely and unneces-
sarily prolonged. We must not fail
to realize that we are up against a
powerful fighting machine, people
whose morale cannot be broken even
by successive defeats and untold
economic hardship, a people who
glally sacrifice their lives for their
Emperor and their nation. We must
also remember that Japan did not
start this war without carefully laid
military plans for victory over the
United States and peace dictated
by their war lords at the White
House.
This is total war, the only an
sWer to which is a total American
victory. 1t is war in which half
measures of any kind mean incredi-
BILE waste of material, energy and
human life. In this sense a half
filled War Savings Stamp album is
symbolic of half effort. There are,
| am told, roughly 100 million par
TALLY complete War Stamp albums
now in circulation. These uncom-
pleted Stamp albums are. in meas
ure, like 100 million threats to a
speedy and victorious peace. On
the other hand, for eve y War Saw
ings album completed aad cashed in
for a Bond, you the owner have
helped some soldier or sailor take a
forward step on the uphill road to
total victory. &. S. Treasury Department
The Western news., 1943-01-21

Mrs. Lloyd De Pratu and childrer
left Tuesday for Kallspell g visit at
The home Of Clarence Baker
Mrs. Alden White and Mis- Har-
I'D Wilson surprised "Grandma'
White Monday evening on her 10th
birthday by bringing over a de-
licious birthday supper which they
served at her home.
Miss Inez Cole visited friends in
Eureka over the weekend.
Mrs. Otto Nordstrom of Libby
spent the weekend here with bel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Madden
Miss Helen Parker spent the week
end visiting in Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King Of Wsr.
and visited friends and relative:
here over the weekend.
Mrs. Albert Whitmarsh spent sev-
eral days last week at the home O
Mrs. Woodrow Whitmarsh at Libby
Mrs. Jerry Fritch of Ural spen
the weekend visiting her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Syl
vester Frank.
Max Rollins of Seattle spent tht
week lend at the Fred Marks home
The Western news., 1943-01-21

Mr.. Rollins is a nephew of Mr..
Marks
Donal Brock, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Brock, has enlisted in the ma
rines and left Monday for San Di-
ego, Calf
Miss Patricia Broderick spent the
week END at the home of Miss Ma
dine Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hurst arrived
home Wednesday from Cutbank
where they had been employed for
the past four months in defense
work
Harold Shenefelt of Walla Walla.
Wash. is visiting his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Francis Shenefelt.
Ed. Staples and Oak Knapp at
tended the war board meeting in
Eureka Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Arnold received
a telegram from their son, Jack,
who had been overseas, that he IS
back in the states again.
Ed Kulpus is relief operator at
the G. N. depot.
The Western news., 1943-01-21
Basketball Team Has Three-day
Trip

The Troy high school basketball
team and Coach E. F. Bivins left
last Thursday morning on three
day trip. during which they met
three district teams. The boys es-
tablished a unique. if unsuccessful
record. by scoring II points in each
of the three games. against 35, 80,
81 for their respective onnonents.
They were defeated at Whitefish
Thursday evening, 37-17. Friday
they journeyed to Poison to be de-
feated 36-17. Saturday they met the
team from Big Fork and were de-
feated 35-17 Roger Kensler, team
captain. was unable to play during
most of the games because of an in
iured ankle. Dick Jenkins was un-
able to make the trip because of the
broken ankle he suffered some time
ago. Those who went on the trip
were. Roger Kensler Ed. Nelson,
Bob Cripe, Jim McCracken. Jesse
Egan, Paul McCracken, Walt Ma
son and Coach Bivins
The Western news., 1943-01-21
Troy Women $
Organization
Is Active

Mrs. Ed Henrichs has succeeded
Mrs. Walter Bissell as chairman of
the American Women's Voluntary
Service in Troy. Over 100 women of
Troy have registered and offered
their services in whatever capacity
they are fitted for, to speed us on
to victory. A course in home nurs-
ing was given in Troy last spring,
under the auspices of the American
Women's Voluntary Service. and
other free courses will be offered
to every woman who is interested
as soon as a suitable meeting place
and instructors can be found. The
need for unity and service through
out the nation is challenge to the
women of America. The American
Women's Voluntary Service aims to
fill this need Every woman can
have part and the American
Women's Voluntary Service offers
free courses to prepare women for
any emergency.
The program of the A. w. V. S.
is devoted to recruiting and train
ing women volunteers to work with
Civilian Defense Councils in their
own communities, and this organ
ization cooperates with all other
agencies, such as the Red Cross, U
S. O., the Citizens Committee and
American Legion. The remarkable
thing about the A. w. v. S. is that
it is free and voluntary. There is no
cost to join-no prerequisites save
a deep patriotism and an abiding
faith in your country and desire
TO serve.
A scrap drive will soon be under
way, so everyone save all your old
silk and nylon stockings, your old
eye glasses, tinfoil, fa's and grease,
all metal such as key all tin cans,
and old playing cards. AS soon as
a suitable room can be secured for
these articles, notice will be given
in this paper. You may now turn
The Western news., 1943-01-21

w ASHINGTON. d. C.-In de-
w scribing one of the big air
battles over Guadalcanal recent
newspaper account tells OF an Amer
lean flyer who parachuted from his
crippled plane to the waters OF
Lunga Bay. The Navy craft which
picked him up next went to the res
cue of a Japanese pilot seen strug-
Cling in the water nearby As the
rescue boat reached(The Japanese
flyer he suddenly pulled out his re-
volver, aimed it at the drenched
American pilot and pulled the trig-
ger. The cartridge failed to explode.
Then the Japanese officer turned the
gun on himself with suicidal intent.
Again he pulled the trigger and
again his revolver failed him. AT
this point an American sailor
knocked him out with boat hook
and pulled him aboard the Ameri-
can craft prisoner.
Almost daily one reads eye-Wit-
ness stories such as this one. and al
of them clearly demonstrate that
war with our enemy in the Pacific
cannot end in compromise.
For ten years | lived in Japan
The truth as know it from close
observation is this: Nothing less
than. the exerton of our maximum
capacities, Individually and collec
lively, in war of offense will bring
our beloved country safely to the
longed-for haven of victorious peace
The Western news., 1943-01-21
Red Cross Yarn Received

Mrs. Emma Doonan has received
another shipment of Red Cross yarn.
This is to be knitted into sleeveless
sweaters and scarfs. Anyone wishing
to help with this very necessary
work may get the yarn from Mrs.
Doonan.
The Western news., 1943-01-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REXF0RD
Honored at Surprise Party
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Lloyd De Pratu was guest of hon
or Saturday evening at surprise
birthday party given at the home
of Harold Wilson. Sixteen guests
were present: Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs Lem Collar
Mr.. and Mrs. Oak Knapp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Frank, MIR. and Mrs,
Orrin Farr, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd De
Pratu, MIR. Glen White and daugh-
ter Wahneta. The evening was spent
in playing pinochle and Chinese
checkers. After the presents were
opened by Mr.. De Pratu, delicious
lunch was served by the hostesses
Mrs. Madlin Wilson and Mrs. Helen
De Pratu. The guests departed at 9
late hour after wishing MIR. De
Pratu many more happy birthdays