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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12

Bob Harvey arrived Tuesday for
a week 5. vacation at home after
working in Boeing' sat Seattle.
Bill Greunke is recovering slow :
ly from illn1ss at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harwood of
Kalispell were in town last week
and sod ter home to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arihur Behing of Tacoma.
Miss Selma Singleton, a WAC,
of Coine!ia. Ga. spent the week
end at the Cecil Utter home. Miss
Singleton 5 friend of Lee Utter
whom she net while both were in
training al Des Moines, Ia. She is
enroute hemc. having secured re-
lease to care for her brothers and
sisters upon the death of their
mother recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Bengtson
md family and Miss Dee Bengtson
Of Seattle stopped at the Fred Knott
home Thursday enroute to White
fish.
Miss Alberta Filiatreau of Spo-
kane IS spending a week at home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12

navy previous TO his present Undue
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan re-
ceived a letter from their son, Man
ny, saying he had received his mail
the first in three months. S/Sgt
Morgan has received an air medal
and several other citations.
Pvt Albin Byron is now stationed
at Camp Bowie, Texas, and is home
on a 10 day furlough, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Fred Clark He has
recently been released from the
camp hospital, where he was a pa
tent for 33 days.
He is in the Ordnance Dept, as
an artillery mechanic and was for
merly stationed at the Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, Maryland.
Before entering the army service
he was employed at Milwaukee in
The eKearney and Trecker Corp,
as an machinist's apprentice.
August Rambosek received a v
mail letter from August, Jr, who is
somewhere in the Atlantic war
area, signed Captain" He had not
announced this promotion previ-
ously.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12
EPISCOPAL GUILD LEADERS
CONFERENCE

Delegates from all missions OF
the Kalispell- Whitefish mission fle!d
of the Episcopal church met in Kali
ispell Monday for the first Guild
Leaders conference to be held IN
the diocese of Montana. The pur-
pose of the conference was TO offer
suggestions for programs for the
coming year. The theme of the con-
ference was expressed in the ser
mon on Sunday evening by the
Rev. W. NJ Rosenthal when he
emphasized that all have something
to offer by way of talent or service
to the glory of God. A preparation
service at which the Rev. G. I.
Masuda presided followed the ev-
ening service.
Holy Communion was celebrated
Monday morning followed by break
fast at the parish home at which all
delegates were guests of the ladies
of Christ church. Immediately fol-
lowing breakfast the conference
proper began with short Bible
quizz by the Rev. Mr.. Masuda which
had the effect of putting delegates
III oil iiulilDlG cllQ ltACptiNS ilooi ~
receive we'll outlined plans for sew
eral Bible study courses. After 4
short recess the Rev. Mr. Rosen-
thai offered a number of additional
suggestions for Guild programs
based on material to be secured
from Forward Movement and Ma
tional Council MONDAY prayers
were offered with the Rev Mr.
Masuda as leader for peace. for
our service men and women AMI
for our enemies
A no-host luncheon was enioggd
at Jordon's Cafe after which dele
gates gathered at the parish house
to hear Mrs. S. L. Welsh, diocesan
u. T. O. custodian, give splendid
talk on the United Thank Offering
and urged Guilds to use the many
services offered by the diocesan Of
flee.
Those from out of town who at
tended were: the Rev. and Mrs S.
L. Welsh of Hamilton, Mrs. Bose Of
Columbia Falls, Mrs Bags u
Troy, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Johnson
of Libby, Mrs Pratt and Mrs Fitz-
gerald of Poison, Mrs. Johnson AID
Mrs. Stringlund of Whitefish and
Mrs. Mosby and Mrs. Gibbons Ct
Eureka
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12
WEST FAMILY TO HOLD FAMILY
REUNION SOON

Members of the VIM. West family
and relatives are gathering in from
far and wide for the family reunion
which will be held at the ranch
home next week. F. B. West of Sc
attic, brother of VIM. West and
Mrs. F. r. Barry and son, Joe. Of
Everett, Wash, arrived last week.
On next Sunday, Aug. is, there will
be a picnic for the real old timers
at Glendale park; this will be in
conjunction with the West reunion
and all who can qualify to being a
real oldtimer are cordially invited
to attend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12
PRESSURE COOKERS ASSIGNED

At the meeting Of the pressure
cooker committee six pressure
cookers were assigned to the fol-
lowing. Mrs. Geo. Shea Of Eureka
and four families representing 20
people; Mrs. O. r. Beagle of Ural
and two families representing l9
people; Mrs L. w. Rubie Of Troy,
three families, II people; Mrs. Glen
Thorn Of Troy, three families, 10
people; Mrs v. r. WEIGH of Troy,
4 families, 10 people. Mrs. VIM r.
Baeth of Libby, five families, 10
people.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12
HOSPITAL NOTES

Dismissals:Mrs. McWherter, Aug.
8; Miss Irene Mellon and Mrs. Ell
lott Holder and baby, Aug. Z.
Admitted: Mrs. Tom Boorman,
surgical, Aug. S; j. H. Fleming,
Aug. z; Mrs. Gene Shea, Aug. 9.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Hall Aug. 10.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12
EUREKA NUGGETS

Miss Irene Drake arrived We'd
nesday evening from Spokane to
visit at the Burgess Drake home
Lynn Workman has returned
home having been rejected for mil
itary service due to ear trouble
Mrs. Dode Beman was a kalispell
caller the latter part of the week.
j. H. Fleming, Burgess Drake.
and Laurie Riley accompanied John
Mackenzie and son, Robert to Kali
ispell Tuesday.
Joseph Fuller and Mr.. anG Mrs.
Collin Gorrie of Waldo were down
for the week end at the Davis
home Mr.. Fuller remained for 4
week.
Roy Porter spent a few days in
town last week on vacation from
his work in defense on the west
coast. He reports the family all
well. Mrs. Porter is spending the
vacation with her parents in Spo-
kane.
Mrs. Anna Teel spent several
days last week in Spokane. she re-
ports fruits and vegetables very
high in price, having picked pie
cherries at 10 cents pound which
she had picked on other years for
as little as one cent.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Muncil Of
Spokane arrived Friday to visit at
the home of their parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. B. Graves.
Miss Rosella Anderson is home
from work at Spokane. Mrs. Clair
Martin and body of Kalispell spent
last week with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Pete Anderson.
Miss La Donna and June Scouten
and Miss Ida Vizutti returned on
Friday to their work on defense in
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons came
home from Marion last week due to
an injury which Mr. Lyons sus-
tanned.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Frost Of Ana
conda are spending the week al the
Ray Frost home.
Mrs. Frank Bean left Sunday for
Los Vegas, New, to visit her hus-
band who is stationed there.
Mrs Floyd Smith, daughter a
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Johnson of For
tine, is at home for a visit from her
home at Santa Anna, Calf. Mrs.
Smith came by way of Phoenix,
Ariz., where she visited her hus-
band.
Gale Johnson returned last week
to California where he will be in
Quoted into military service on
August Is.
Little Marylin Slaney of Fortine
had the misfortune to fall out of a
tree last week and break her Shout
der.
Miss Audrey and Selma Faeen
returned from Seattle Wednesday
after spending a month with their
aunt.
Mr. and Mrs Edward lynn a aftel
family were down from Newgatc
Sunday to attend church services
and were dinner guests at the Glib
bons home.
Mrs. R. R. Price and Carol Ruth
of Miles City arrived Saturday to
spend two weeks at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Nc
Glenn.
Mrs. Marie Mosby and Mrs. w
Gibbons accompanied the Rev w
M. Rosenthal to Kalispell Sunday
to attend the Guild Leaders Con
ference on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McGlenn
and children of Port Angeles, Wash,
are here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Smith Of Troy
spent Sunday at the F. Thomas
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Nelson went
to Livingston last week and re-
turned with their two children.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jas. Phegley If
Libby spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Amel Swing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12
J. H. FLEMING INJURED

]. IA. Fleming was brought to the
hospital Saturday evening after be-
ing thrown from horse and tramp
led. Mr.. Fleming was seriously in
jured, suffering both head and body
bruises. He is getting along as
well as can be expected on Tuesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Mrs. Norman Clark was hOnOrcd
on Friday evening at a miscellane-
GUS bridal shower at the Columbus
Clark home About 80 friends were
present. A large assortment of love
ly gifts were received, A delicious
lunch was served by the hostesses-
Mrs. Columbus Clark and Mrs.
Robert Davis.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12

CALL FOR BIDS for the con
s.ruction Of concrete basement
oal bin, 70 q approximately 20x40
ieet q. already dug according lo
pans en- flle al me office Of tire IN
Unsigned Bids will be opened Au-
gust l4tn. 1913. at $3.50 P NJ, at the
igh.~ Schooi building in Eureka
Right IS reserved to reject any u
all bids.
= FRANK L. SALTER,
Asst. Secretary. Lincoln County
High School at Eureka, Montana
ag5-12-2t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-12
KNITTED SQUARES WANTED

The Red Cross is appealing for
knitted squares, exc, to complete
their second afghan.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

What popular Omega man VINO
was formerly going steady with
Bettic Williams was seen chatting
intimately with Ruth Robinson
DIETER known as Tottie) at the
Paradise Bowl last Friday mite. .
even while tie Omcga's Sport
Dance WIS IN ScSSion?,2
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
The Party Line
By MARIAN

The Sophis;icates did their part
Friday night for the servicemen.
They sponsored party at the USO,
serving abundan;ly cool, frothy
punch and deliciously frosted cup
cakes as they danced and made
merry. approximately two hum
Gred soldiers were complimented.
They poured in from up 10 Oscoda,
Seltridge Field and Fort Custer.
II was an eventful evening. The
carefully selected USO HosteSses
were on hand too. They danced and
played badminton, pool, and enter
tanned the soldiers. Highlighting
the evening was the dance contest
Prizes were given to the soldiers
First winner was Pvt. John Childs
OF Oscoda. second winner, Corp.
Singer OF the Michigan State Troops
for a waltz contest, third was a So
cial dancing gift being won by
Corp. Claude Tucker Of Seifridge
Field.
O.. X X X
The evening was lot Of fun in
deed. Mrs. Ardenah Stephens is a
fine guardian TO the soldiers and
fundamentally co-operates 10 see
that their every evening al the
USO is well spent.
X X x
The Mems club OF ST Cyprians
Sunday morning celebrated another
OF their popular breakfasts. Speak
er was W. c. Woodson. executive
secretary OF the ST. Antoine branch
YMCA. H Russ is president OF the
Mems club and W. L. Hall, secre-
:ary. The first Sunday OF every
month following early communion
comes the Breakfast hour that has
indeed grown fast in popularity as
wei, as very ;oothsome TO the wor-
shippers.
* X X
Mrs James r. Donovan OF 23rd
street IS home after a rleasuraole
vacation visiting with friends al
Fisk university and TuSkegee In
sd,ute She enjoyed the army al
corps and Veterans hospital anc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Robert Nolan Students
In Institute RecitalS

Tuesday evening. June -. in the
gymnasium OF Lucy Thurman
Branch Y.WCA. the Quinn Chapel
A.M.E church will present the Rob-
ert Nolan Choir in recital. Mr.
Nolan. conductor. is arranging a
new program OF interest for the
occasion. Mrs. G.. A. Davis is the
sponsor. The Rev s. c. Davis is
the pastor OF Quinn Chapel.
Students from the voice and
piano departments OF the Robert
Nolant Music Studio Will be pre-
scented i'm their Third Annual Pub
lie Recital Sunday evening. June l3,
at : pm, Detroit Institute Of Arts.
Woodward at Kirby Gloria TAYLOR
and Edward Newton. both piano
students Of Mr.. Nolan. will accom-
pany Miss Coles voice students.
There is no admission 10 student
rccitalS and the public is cordially
invited.
The Highland Park High School
Girls Scxtct Will be presented in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

Mrs. J. E. Mason from Musko-
gee. Okla. visited Detroit last
week as guest of her son. John
Williams. 1926 East Hancock. a
dinner was given June at the
home of Mr.. J. Williams honor
ing her. Al the completion of
her visit she returned TO her
home in Muskogee. having been
roY.llY entertained by many of
her friends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Three-Year-OId Girl
Feted On Natal Day

A party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. David Moore OF 969l Greedy
for their three-year-old daughter
on Sunday past. Julia Mae was
dressed in pink and blue silk
dress. In the center Of the table
was her big white birthday cake
decorated with three pink candles
atop IL
The guest played games after
which they were served cake. pop,
and ice cream. Later in the alter
noon candy and nuts were passed
out 10 each child Among those
presen: were: Johnnie Moor. Albert
Haddon. Alice hurry. Bernard
Haddon. Louise hurry. Calvin Pad
gett Odelle Harris. David Haddon,
and Benny Harris.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

concert Wednesday. June 80, in the
lecture hall OF the Detroit Institute
of Arts. Members OF the SeX.et are
Elizabeth Pi,tman. Gloria Shop
herd. Eva EStell, Edna Johnson,
Marion Lemon. Doris Miller and
Mildred Watkins. pianist They
were recently featured on the pro-
gram with the Robert Nolan Choir.
Mr. Nolan will personally conduct
this group of girls which he has
trained.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Visitors Pay A
Compliment To
The Committee
Or. Willis And Wife
Entertain Later
By GLADYS MILLS

Members OF the entertainment
committee. for the N.A.A.CP
Emergency Conference held here.
from June 3 to June 8. can boast
fully say that they contributed
major part 10 the confab Their
planning of the dancing party last
Saturday night at Labor Temple.
was one of the social highlghts.
not only OF the conference but OF
the spring season.
Mrs. Marie Reed was chairman OF
the committee. with DR.. William
Postles. Miss Marian Carter. John
r Williams. Mrs. Edna Tondee,
Moses K Fritz, Mrs. Mignon Brown.
DR. H. E Tam. Mrs. Harold John
son. Frank Hubbard, Mrs. John
Roxborough. Mrs. Haley Bell. and
Mrs. Beatrice Fleming, making up
the remainder Of the group.
Music vas furnished for the affair
by the popular Jimmy Davenport
orchestra. The impressive grand
march was led by Walter White and
Mrs. Irene McClendon. Among the
folk from home and abroad seen
tripping the light fantastic. were
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Pelham. Miss
Alberta Simms. DR.. and Mrs Theo-
dore White. Dr. and Mrs. Waiter
Harmon. S B. Mcqueen. Dr. and
Mrs Harold Johnson, Atty ard Mrs
LLOYD LOOMS. Miss Malinda Wells.
John Dancey. Mr. and Mrs. Snow
den Williams. Theodore Trent.
Misses Leora and Mary Virginia
McDavid Of Akron. Ohio; Mn and
Mrs Victor Hicks. Dr.. and Mrs
Walter Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Baker DR. and Mrs w l. PoStles.
Mr. ard Mrs A. Tondee. Dr.. and
Mrs Remrs Robinson Or. and Mrs
J j McClendon, Mr. and Mrs
whi,by. DrSand Mrs. Ira whitby.
Rev. Horace White. Or and Mrs.
Walter Hines. Mr. and Mrs. Pc;ry
Fisher. Mr. and Mrs J. =. Branm.
Mr. and Mrs John Roxborough.
Miss Maxine Fears, Mrs ] II. Fears.
Mrs. c. BuSScy. Of Columbus. Ohio;
Mrs Jesse Sla;on. Atty. and Mrs.
Selma Glenn OF Cleveland: Pearl
Mitchell. Of Cleveland: DR.. and Mrs.
James Levy. OF Cleveland; Atty
Oscar Brown. Of Chicago: Roy
wilkins. and Walter White OF New
York; B. T. McGraw OF Washing
ton: Carl Washington OF Chicago:
Earl p Dickerson, and A. c. Nc
Neal. also OF Chicago:
Atty. and Mrs. James Dorsey Of
Milwaukee: Mrs Florence Draper.
Of Chicago: Atty. Selby Miner OF
Cleveland; Judge William HASTE Of
Washington: Atty. Jesse Mann or
Chicago: Truman Gibson ST., OF
Chicago: Atty Theodore Spauiding
Of Philadclphia; Dorothy Gillespie
OF Cleveland: Dr. and Mrs James
Owens: ATTY. and Mrs Jesse Heslip
OF Toledo: Mr. and Mrs Ralph Os-
borne. Mrs Bonnie Smith. Mrs
Peral Penick. Frank Hubbard VI IS
Ruth F. Webb. John r Williams
Mrs Katie Cheatham. Mrs Rower a
Watkins. Mr.. ard Mrs Der: Bedford.
Mrs Dorothy Gibson Of New Jersey:
Mrs J p Morris Of DeS Moincs.
Mir and Mrs Hubert Delaney o!
New York, D. and Mrs Pau Alex.
ander. Mr. and Mrs A,bcr' Jones.
Mrs Margaret Montgomery. and
Just scores o. others.
Or. and Mrs. Walter willis in
>i,ed a group 10 their home FOR
cocktails and horS d''cuyres after
thc dance. also Dr.. and Mrs Cecil
Hayes
On the Friday night preceding
thc dance, Dr. and Mrs. J. J Nc
Clenuon entertained far the visiting
delegates in their home IN Alger
avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

other fine edifices while on the
Alabama campus.
X X X
Mrs. Gladys Ross of josephine
avenue visited with DR.. and Mrs.
Ruth Murray OF Indianapolis, Ind,
this week. Motoring down and back
through the flood area was quite
an experience. The Hoosiers were
indeed very hospitable.
y X X
Midas Levy left hurriedly for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

heard that rain wasn't the only
damper put on certain picnic that
was given Sunday. May 80 What
about il. ErncStine Fisher?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Dancing Party At Labor Temple For NAACP Delegates

Buffalo to attend the funeral OF
his brother-in-law who passed sud-
denly.
Another sad item is the news OF
the stroke of Mr.. Keith. will known
realtor Of Hudson avenue for years.
He attended the graduation exer-
cises OF his son, Damon. at West
Virginia State college and was
stricken enroute home.
X X X
James Young is rapidly recup-
Grating from a recent operation at
Ford hospital. He will leave for
home this week.
X X x
x X X
Gage and Caroline McNeal have
both been i'll with the measles but
now The two pretty youngsters are
we'll and out in the sun again.
X X X
The Juniors On Parade baton
drill was a highlght in the spring
Victory program OF the Trowbridge
school. Wednesday evening. Each
section Of school routine was rep
resented in "a constructive program
all built around the necessity OF
buying WAR BONDS and STAMPS
Mrs. Beulah Brewer, Mrs. Smith.
Mrs Lallie Walker and Miss Mar
- garet Matthews are some OF our
teachers who deserve credit for
their active part in training the
youngsters for the program.
. In answer to the rumor that
everyone seems TO be repeating
these days. I'd like to say the fol-
lowing and no more: EARL
ADAMS ISN'T DEAD BUT WELL
ON THE WAY TO RECOVERY
HE is IN THE HOSPITAL.
therefore if you hear this rumor
STOP 1T! am very sure that both
his family and his many friends
will appreciate this. Thanks in ad-
vance.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-05
MLADA BREDA
POVEsT
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
POV'.ElsT VI

"Sedaj jo bodo sodili," je mi
slila Marjanica. Toda soba, v
katero je stopila, nj bila porot-
ma soba, rbila je navadna pisar-
MICA. Tu je Marjanica zagledala
v svoje veliko zaeudenje Anico.
Komaj Sc je premagala, da je
ai objela. Toda Anica nj vzdr-
zala. Ne zmenivsi Sc "a uradni-
ka v sobi je planila k Marjani-
ci glasno ihtec: "Marjanica,
prosta semi"
Uradnik je vstal S svojega
sedeza in z mehkim socutjem
opazoval zeni. Potem je dejal:
"Razprava je odgodjena. Da-
nes Sc lahko vrnete domov. Po-
trebovali vas bono menda Sc in
bono re sporocili."
"Kaj? Sc je cudila Maria
MICA.
"Pojdite," je dejal uradnik,
"srecno pot!"
In stopil je k Anici, il stisnil
roko II, rnka1.
"Vi innate dobrega angela va
ruha! Vrnite Sc in bodite poste-
nj, ko dozdajn'
Nekaj hipov pozneje ste bill
zeni ma planem in ste srecali
Lipeta. Neizreceno custvo srece
in veselja je vladalo v Anici.
Segla je Lipetu V roko, in oba
sta imela solzne oci.
'Luka jo je!" je dejal Lipe.
"Sam Sc je prisel naznanit!'
(Dalie Drihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-05
ko bo zeIllja nnrtya.
bo oIvela Venera

Kakor porocajo tuji .listi, SO
ameriski zvezdosloyci ugotovili
da sc je zaeelo .razvijati ma lzvez-
di !Veneri zivljenje. Venera je
.zdaj v pray taksnem sstanju, "
kakrsnem je bila nasa zemlja,
ko Sc je zaeelo ma njej razvijati
zivljenje.
Zvezdoslovec Jones Spencer
je -napisal o tenn daljso razpra-
vo, v kateri sopisuje svoja opa-
zovanja, ma podlagi katerih 81
moreno razloziti .mnogo cudnih
pojavov ma Veneri.
Zlasti je opazil, da je cedalje
vec vode. Vcasih SO bill ma njej
lie vodni hlapi. tOsitno so Sc ii
:poeasi spremenili vvodo.
Drug cuden pojav pa je, da v
Venerinem ozracju nj opaziti XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-05
TEDENSKI RACIJSKI KOLEDAR

galone skozi do 21. novembra
in znamki B in G.. sta dobri "a
diva galona vsaka, dokler nista
porabljeni.
Avtomobilska kolesa: Inspek-
CHA koles "a lastnike A kart. do
81. marca 1914; "a lastnike B
kart do 81. oktobra; "a last
nike c. kart do 80. novembra,
Trgovski avtomobili, vsakih 6
mesecev ali 5000 mill, karkoli
je prvo.
Kurivno Ole: Kupan st. 1 "a
novo sezono je veljaven sedaj
"a 10 galonov do g.. januarja.
Peel: Certifikati "a nakup
peel "a gretje ali kuho, bodisi
ma premog, drva, plin ali ollie,
Sc mora sedaj dobiti cd lokalnih
racijskih odborov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-05

je bill v svoji prvi noci trpljenja
re obracunal v svojem samot-
mem skrivaliscu z zivljenjem.
Ko Sc je zacelo daniti, pa je
yes obnemogel cd lakote Eagle
dial belo kokos, XII je pocasi sto-
picala proti svojemu gnezdu, XII
ga jje imela tam v blizini. Brez-
skrbno je pocenila v kot, nekaj
casa cepela in znesla jajce.
Sedem dni in sedem noci je
ranjeni vojak prebil v strahu
med smrtjo in zivljenjem tenn
skrivaliscu, in vsako jutro je
prisla kokos, da mu je prinesla
zivljenja "a bodoci dan. Vsak
dan je tresoeo Sc roko vel
jajce, XII ga je kokos polozila
poleg njegovega lezisca.
Ko je bio eez kakih sedem
dni mogoee poiskati izgubljene-
ga vojaka in SO Sc ga tovarisi
spomnili, da bi ga pokopali, ker
so seveda mislili, da je re mr.
tev, SO ga nasli zivega, dasi v
zelo zalostnem stanju. Napol ne
zavesten je Sc zaprosil tovarise,
mai vzamejo kokos S seboj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-05
yPLIy LUNE MA oLOvEKA

Da ina luna velik vpliv ma
vse nase zivljenje ma zemlji, SO
trdili Re start pisatelji, recimo
Plinius. Nemski zenski zdravnik
Carus je ugotovil Re |. 1847, da
Sc je OBJ naraseajoci luni rodilo
vec deckov, pri pojemajoci pa
vec deklic.
, Kmetje vedno znova trdijo,
da je treba sejati Tito nekaj
dni pred scipom. Mnogi gozdar-
j pazijo ma to, da Sc seka les oh
dolocenih ,luninih menah. Cello
.nekateri tehniki trdijo, da oh
luninem svitu ostrina britve o.
itopi. Presenetljiv je pa vpliv ma
nekatera nizja ziva bitja. v
Redeem morju zivi vista NOR
skin jezev, XII drste samo oh
polni luni. Crv polalo v Crnem
morju ina cell koledar v telesu.
Samo dvakrat V letu, v oktobru
in novembru, V tocno dolocenih
noceh pred polno luno Sc dvigne
ma morsko gladino, kjer donna
cini love te crve in jih jedo kot
posebno poslastico.