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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
Nacijsko skripanje z zobmi v
Berlinu

Prvi glas il nacijske Nemcije,
prihajajoc vec ur po brezpogoJ-
nj podaji Italije, je prisel po
berlinskem radiju, XII je dal dus-
ka svojim obcutkom krikom
"Izdajstvo!'
L. uradnega nemskega poro-
ella, S katerim so naciji sporo-
cili Nemcem, da je Italija padla,
ie razvidno, da naciji do zadnje-
ga trenotka MISC vedeli, kaj Sc
bo zgodilo.
~' "Anglo-Ameriska zarota"
V soglasju potrebo, da Sc
propaganda prilagodi novi situ-
aeiji, r,ensko pore5.4o kapitu-
lacijo Italije pripisuje "anglo-
ameriski zaroti'', XII Sc je zacela
strmoelavitvijo Mussolinijeve-
ga rezima, XII je bill lojalen naci-
jem.
(Takoj po padcu II duceja 25.
julia, so naciji rekli, da Sc je
fasizem v Italiii izkazal "a jalov
in da je torej bilo potrebno, da
Sc ga je prevrnilo. Tedaj so
Nemci ocividno upali, da DO Ba-
doglijeva vlada sposobna drzati
Italijo v vojni ma strani Nemci-
je.)
Uradno poroci>o nacijske VIA
de pravi, da vpriGo tega, kar Sc
je zgodilo Mussolinijem, so BIZ
lie nemske oblasti pripravljene
"a "tako odprto izdajstvo", in
so torej podvzele vse korake, XII
jih zahteva polozaj."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
DRUsTVO "SVOBODA"

Redna seja drustva Svoboda,
st. 748 SNIP Sc vrsi v. petek,
dne 10. septembra, v citalnici
Slovenskega delavskega donna
Clanice so prosene, da Sc udele-
ze v obilnem stevilu. Ma tel Sc
j bodo oddane nagrade, in pro-
81 sc one clanice, katere Sc MISC
vrnile listkov, da to gotovo sto'
RHO ma vecer seje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
OBISKI NEDOVOLJENI

Porocano je bio, da so Sc vi
lie rojenice zglasile pri druzini
Mr.. in Mrs. John Hokavar ter
da .je vse zdravo, kar pa bi Sc
morale glasiti, da Sc je morala
mlada matt podvreci tezki ope-
raciji, in obiski MISC dovoljeni.
Upamo, da DO cimpreje okreva-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
DOHODNINSKE POLE

Mrs. Mary Svetek, 478 E. 152
St., je ma razpolago vsak dan
cd 10. ure zjutraj do 10. ure
zveeer "a izpolnjevanje dohod-
ninskih pol.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
MLADINSKI PEVSKI ZBOR
S. ID. ID.

Pevske vaje Mladinskega pev-
skega zbora SID ma Waterloo
Rd. Sc bodo pricele ia mesec.
Starsi so vabljeni, da prijavijo
svoje otroke pri tajnici zbora,
Mrs. Sever, 435 E. 1856 St., in
jih vpisejo. Kdaj Sc bodo vaje
prieele, bo pravoeasno poroea-
no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
VISA VA1NA pRl5TANI5(A Ma .
zApADN| 0BALI zA5EDENA
"Izdajstvo!'' Sc glasi kirk il Berlina
AMERIKANCI, ANGLEZI IN KANADCANI WA
JEMNI AKCIJI ITALIJANI BAJE RAZOROZU-
JEJO NEMCE MA KORZIKI

IL Alzira poroca da Amerikanci, Anglezi in
Kanadeani zkrcavao "v osreju Iaje" lstoeasno jaw
ajo brzojavke svedsih vrov da zavezniske &C.
te ze zkrcale Neaplu, Gaetani Genov Cvita Vecch-
10, kakor tud Korzki.
Neka vest pravi, da SO ltaljani ma korziki zaeeli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09

Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno- varce-
valne xnamke, da bo 6imprej porazeno
osisce In vse, kar ono predstaylta!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
SPORAZUM DOSEzEN zE
SEPTEMBRA

Kakor Sc je sedaj odkrilo, so
Sc pogajanja 20 zastopnikih L
talije in zavezniskih sill vrsila
ze par tednov "v neki nevtralni
dezeli" in zakljucila so Sc ma ST.
ciliji. Popoln sporazum je bill
dosezen ze v petek 3. septem.
bra.
Zavezniki pa so pridrzali pra,
vico, da podajo Italije razglasi
jo takrat, kadar Sc DO MIN zde'
10, da je cas- 'primeren" "a tax
razglas. ,Tozadevna izbera eass
je bila v rokah generala Eisen
howerja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
Eisenhowerievo
iziovo

Naznanilo O brezpogojni ka-
pitulaciji Italije je podal gene
raj Dwight D. Eisenh hover kot
poveljnik zavezniskih armad V
sredozemskem vojne EN- gledali-
scu.
Besedilo naznanila, datirano
8. septembra ma 3avezniskem
glavnem stanu v severni Afriki,
Sc glasi:
"To je general Dwight ID. Eli
senhower, vrhovni' poveljnik "a
vezniskih sill. Italijanska vlada
je podala svoje oborozene sile
brezpogojno. Kot zavezniski vr-
hovni poveljnik sem dovolil pre-
mirje, katerih pogoje so odobri-
lie Wade Zdruzenega kraIjestva
(Velike Britanije), Zedinjenih
draw ter Unije sovjetskih soci-
alisticnih republik.
"Na ia nacin govorim v ime-
nu interesov Zedinjenih naro-
dov. Itali ijanska vlada sc je OBJ
vezala spostovati te pOgoje
breZ DridrZkOV.
"Premirje je bio podpisano
po mojem namestniku in po "a
stopniku marsala Badoglija, in
stopi v pOlnomoc ia trenotek.
"Sovraznosti med oborozeni-
mi silami Zedinjenih narodov in
onimi Italije so ukinjene takoj
Vsi Italijani, XII bodo poslej po-
magali iztirati nemske napadal'
ce itaiianske zemlie, bodo de-
lezni pomoci in podpore' Zedi
njenih narodov." 49,
Podaja Italije je postala e.
fektivna vceraj oh 1890 popol-
dne (clevelandski cas). Gornje
formalno naznanilo je osebne
podal po radiju v severni Afrik
general Eisenhower sam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
BESEDILO ITALIJANSKE PO-
DAJE

Tu sledi besedilo italijanske
kapitulacije, podane po marsa-
lu Badogliju:
"Italijanska vlada, zavedajoc
Sc nemogocnosti nadaljevanja z
neenakim bojem proti ogromnl
premOci sOvraznika i'm name
nom, da prepreci nadaljno in Sc
hujso skodo narodu, je prosila
"a premirje cd gen. Eisenho-
werja, vrhovnega poveljnika an
glo-ameriskih sill. Tel prosnji je
bio ugodeno. Italijanske sile
bodo torej prenehale z vsemi
sovraznimi cini proti anglo-ame-
riskim slam, kjerkoli bi prisle
" dotiko. Bodo pa odgovorile ma
napade cd katerekoli druge
strani."
Badoglio je postal besedilc
proglasa ma zavezniski stan '
severni Afriki, ker Sc je ocivid'
no bal, da bi mu bilo nemogoce
istega razglasiti po radiju v L
taliji..
Evening star., 1943-10-06
HELP DOMESTIC.
BACHFIOR. living alone in heantif,1I b b

BACHELOR, living alone in beautiful home
desires mddle-aged Protestant white
couple. to do housekeeping and care for
grounds; delightful suite in home. meals
cHAMBERMA1D- WAITRESS, live in or out.
white or colored. good wages; in George
town town; must ndM r hsve experience and refer
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS. SO mo ::
CHAMBERMA1D -WAITREss Tor tel'ei boardne q ni;
mouse, good wages permanent. Call 1335
COOK. general houseworker, live in, up
70 start. Call EN-, 5s55.
COZ, G00h: ~. expe1lenced' fenced to prepare evening
COOK AND G.H.W.. live in, LUZ upstairs Sii rm.,
suburban home. . school children, both
parents employed s17 or more. depending
COOK AND CIV wanted, seneroSs Time, Tine
of and good pay; ideal tupstairsl living
conditions. in Alexandria. Call TIE. 3714.
COOK AND G,H.W., part time, : o'clock
dinner; : in family. Call AID. 1862 ewes.
COOK and general houseworker, settled
white woman; lovely home. 3 adults live
ra n; time ofi nea and salary made satisfactory.
COOK. thoroughly experienced, excellent
Heights. Emerson 1857
COOK first-aoor help with schoolgirls,
COOK AND G.H.W., small house, 3 in
famiiy; np good wages: references required.
COOK, general houseworker. experienced,
references: small house near Dupont Circle:
2 adults. 10 through dinner: no Sundays;
SIS and carfare. NO. 1854
Evening star., 1943-10-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcon,. ,

MANAGER in ,rooming house or apa rtment.
,,nT,I, Ion reference: + Boy 3ls-A, Star. s.
care for child or infants in own home for
employed mothers. Ordway 4513.
Y-STENOGRAPHER, admins
tratlVe assistant years experience, gen
eral offlce; rapid stenographer -typist: 7
years legal. 3 years in D. c.; good refer
ence: S45 week Box 4O2-A. Star 81
WANTED position, beverage checker; best
local references night club. Call after &
evenings, CO. 20S5. Pearle Gibson
WOMAN, intelligent and refined. wants
position as manager in rooming house or
apartment; references. Box 31s-A Star
WOMAN, colored, wants office to clean
1867
WOMAN, refined wishes maids work in
dress shop, doctors office or beauty salon.
references on request. Phone Gil. 9I2l 6-
LADY DESIRES POSITION CON-
CHEESEMAN'S SECRETARY, HAS
HAD VALUABLE EXPERIENCE
CAPITOL HILL, ALSO CAM
PAIGN EXPERIENCE: EXCEL
LENT RECOMME NDATIONS.
BOX 426-A, STAR.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

ALTERATION help needed at once for
dresses. Call Smart Gown Salon. 26O5
Conn. ave. Days, co. 1884. Ewes, CO.
1890.
ASSISTANT HoUSEKEEPER and inspec-
treSS. Apply housekeeper. Carlton Hotel
ASSISTANT MANAGER--Very desirable
position in old established ladies' spe--
cialty shop for high school graduate. Good
YOU. Apply. 1117 G st. NV.
niehtwork. Me. '9iib. Gheen's Beauty
Salon 7"4 11th st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR; top salary and so
per cent commission. Apply 6o4 18th st.
BEAUTY; ~; f6fTn OPERATORS, top salary and
commissions; no license required. 400 No.
Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va. Also 1928 Conn.
ave- ask for MI. Principe only.
perienced operator; Also msnicurist.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manicurist: S35
for o-day week co. 1926 or co. 1858.
BOOkkEEPER- -TYPIST: state age and ex-
perence: 40 hours, 5la days per week:
salary S35. Box 1853, Star.
CASHIER for mortgage banking house.
fve-day week. $50 per week. rapid promo
ll2n: must be able to furnish satisfactory
G erick w Berens, Inc, 1927 K st; NV.
CASHIER; good salary and good hours, no
Sunday work. McReynold's Pharmacy, 18th
and G SITS. NV. ME. O333.
CASHIER, pleasant reliable youna lady for
restaurant; good salary. also meals: Sun
Gays on Dlkemans Restaurant. 500
Evening star., 1943-10-06

ACCOUNTANT desires part-time work eve
nings and Saturday; college graduate. ex-
pert in bookkeeping, taxes, financial state
mentS Boy 433-A. Star So
BOOKKEEPER. experienced with typing,
switchboard general office experience de-
SireS position small office; excellent ref
erences for ability and character Box
ASA, Star. s.
BOOKKEEPER-CA CASHIER. full charge. dou-
BILE entry bookeeper knowledge of tipping,
10 years experience. seeks permanent po-
sltion Box 42.2-A, Star.
CASHIER, exp. wishes evening work. $50
$50; 6oc hour and dinner; 5-day week, no
Sundays. Box. 420-A Star 81
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling and
stlterations, reas. M Mrs Bert Bert, 1880 Irving
EXECUTIVE SECRETARTAL SERVICE. day
or night: legal accountant, notary public,
LICENSED i driver: reasonable fees. RE. 242.
Box 314-A. Star. -
GIRL wants 3 days work. Tues. Wed
Thurs; 81 80 day. Vivian Jordan, 201
K 81. ne.
GIRL. refined, colored. desires clerical
work, maid in beauty parlor or work in
doctors office refined. neat and intel
llgent: has Al references ME. 1858.
JANITRESS with grown daughter desires
small bldg with living quarters and salary.
PIIj PIIG1aGil 1Gl' s5ffS sTfSS65cPRHapHER PHp sxn.rt.r,.d
wishes Temporary or part-time employ
ment; can work at home: excellent refer
epces. Union 1865.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, nice, neat. young. to care for child
DU OS51
GIRL. young colored, wishes work as
mothers helper Call 43l Warner St. n W
GIRLS CD. colored, want days work,
INV, or night work NO 9344
GIRLS, colored; Al reference; desires lob
lull tune or part time. CO. 211O.
PERSONAL MAID, nationality Scotch,
lonG eEp,, refs. WO SO4T
WOMAN. colored. wants work as cleaner
from TO II pm. Phone Ii. O334, -
Evening star., 1943-10-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTtNT-OFFIC MANAGER. college
efaduate' oraft exempt t4-Fl, private and
pubic accounting. income tax procedure
&c. desires position with a sood business
BASS NioLiNIST available for casual work;
seven years experience symphony and
dance; union. Call C. Glase, RE 4037,
HE .DWAITER desires position: age 30
speaks English. French, German and Span
lSh. Box 4lO-A. Star
MAN desires office or outside work. capa-
Bile dependable good character. draft eX-
MAN, colored wants TO rent a taxi; re-
liable, nondrlnker. Phone MI. @i6O.
MAN. coiored. Job, part time, janitor with
quarters. can work from = m. TO :. pm
. EaH AID, 4Sd3 from am. to 2:3o D m.
% Once eAperlence; NV. section preferred.
MAN, colored, desires Job as janitor. Ask
for AlmaS: North Is27.
OFFICE MGR, i5. draft exempt, experi-
enced e contact, personnel, correSpondence.
graduate, GE. 71i2 after IN, or Box
406A, Star. IT,
PHARMACIST. graduate, local man. mid
dle-aged enereetlc, wants steady position
SALESMAN--Well-kno Md real estate
broker, elderly, spry. prefers any kind in
SIDE salesman position. Box 405-A. Star.
SERVICE STATION MANAGER
with II yrs experience, desires
management of large station.
Box 439-A, Star.
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, want job as jan
o 1af r n a
Evening star., 1943-10-06

BODY AND FENDER MAN.
MUST BE THOROUGHLY
E X P E R I E need; EXCEL
LENT SALARY. SEE MR.
DENNISON, TRIANGLE MO-
TORS, 1401 R. I. AVE. NE.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

RICATOR, EXPERT
ENCE PREFERRED; GOOD
SALARY. SEE MR.. DENIM
SON, TRIANGLE MOTORS,
1401 R. I. AVE. NE.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
statement OF availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
HELP MEN.

TIMERS; FURNACE AND, STOVE RE
PAlRMEN, must be flrst-class workmen;
good paw steady work with old-eStab-
lished company; must drive car and have
local references. Box 3a4-A. Star.
STEAM FILTER AND BOILER REPAIR
MAN capable OF turning out lrst-class job
bing and repair and service work; good
pay, steady work with old established
company; must drive car and have local
references. Box 395-A, Star
GAs eES ,rGs.,,H5 RAMGE AND WATER HEATER
and automatic pilots, controls governors;
etc;; steady work, good pay. vacation and
nolldavS with pay; must drive car; give
local referel ces Box 396-A. Star
SHEET Me AL WORKERS. APPLY IN
PERSON, 4: 18th ST. NE. 7:3O AM
SECRETARY 81 WORKING. CAPABLE;
DI1STRIAL COMPANY. HIGHEST REPU-
IATIoN. osITioN REQUIRES GOOD
OFFICE OR iANIzATION EXPERIENCE.
EXCELLENT .STENOGRAPHER. SALARY.
Sl,s00 PER YEAR. BOX 24G-B. STAR.
SANDWICH AND FOUNTAIN MAN
MIDDLE-AGED MAN PREFERRED
salary $40 per week; meals and bonus; Z
hours per day 6-day week Apply Execu-
tive Pharmacy, 900 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
COOK,
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER

Colored, settled. must be frst-class and
lulIy experienced: :! adults, g-room apt,
no laundry; Thursday afternoon and sun
aay afternoon of: excellent permanent po-
,iLcn: 50 per month; references Apply
MF. flckery. 1909 G. 81. NV EX 3S@o
Evening star., 1943-10-06

CAR WASHERS, EXPERT
ENCE NOT NECESSARY.
SEE MR.. WHEATLEY TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 14O1 R. 1.
AVE. N
Evening star., 1943-10-06

EXECUTIVE-CASHIER and
paymaster, knowledge of per-
sonnel; permanent; large
corporation; state experience,
refs. and salary expected.
Box 52-B, Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

MAN for real estate work must be of neat
appearance, pleasing personality: straight
salary
W. G: & A. N. Miller Development Co.
fo"o Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

LARGE -ES STABLISHED
Washington organization has
an immediate vacancy for a
young woman interested in
retailing, capable of filling a
junior executive position.
State age, education and ex-
perience if any. Box 144-B,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
HELP WOMEN,
TYpIS1'

TYPIST,
Essential business orgs snization has OPEN
ing for typist. Must be accurate and rapid
Interesting work pleasant surroundings
permanent position, good salary with ad-
vanCement on merit. Phone personnel
officer. National Geographic Society, Dis
trict 1c11 for opnojptmept
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Bartenders and Mattresses

Very good salary and good tips. Ap-
ply in person, Club La Conga. Washing
ton-Baltimore blvd, Berwyn, Md.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

District 1890, for appointment
ASSISTANT MANAGER
For downtown cafeteria: good salary: no
Sundays. Eleventh Cafeteria, All 11th
Evening star., 1943-10-06

WOMAN TO WORK PART
TIME IN DRY CLEANING
STORE, VICINITY ARLING-
TON, VA. CALL TEMPLE
1899.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN,
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, colored, want job as
tor; call after , IN. Gil 444O. Ext
Evening star., 1943-10-06
SECRETARY

OEOnC AN L.
Widely-known essential business organ
ization has opening FOR secretary. Must
be accurate, rapid stenographer with col
lege education or equivalent in experience
Interesting work. Good salary with OPP
portunity to advance on merit. Pleasant
surroundings and good location Replies
must include age, training. experience
names of former employers, telephone
and address. Box 19-A, Star
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATOR.
Good pay, pleasant working conditions,
5-day week. Evening work also. Phone
Mr.. Alpert MI 44S0. r.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR,
Colored, new apartment bldg Apply man.
ager, 1907 Conn. ave. NV
TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
White. experienced; secretarial service r.
day week; alternating a m. and pm. hours.
Applv manager, 1907 Conn ave. NV.
Women Census Takers.
Women between 30 and ~ years of age
to make a survey for special street dlrec-
tory; salary So per day plus expenses;
permanent, must have good health, neat
appearance and pleasing personality. Write
to Box 15l-B. Star, giving phone number.
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST.
Office of old established firm. preferably
some one who has some knowledge of very
simple bookkeeping: permanent position:
every other SATURDAY. off Phone RE. ] 696
between 10 a. m. and pm.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
STENOGRAPHER.

Essential business ORGANIZATION has OPEN
ing for stenocrapher. Must be accurate
and rapid. Interesting work pleasant sur
roundings. permanent position, good salary
with Advancement on merit. Phone per-
Sonnel officer, National Geographic Society,
DlStrict :t33O. for appointment.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
PAINTERS

LIQUOR STORE CLERK
GOOD OPPORTUNITY; $50
WK. TO START. BOX 93-B,
STAR.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

TRUCK DRIVER-This is a
permanent job in an essen
tial industry. Duties, to drive
truck and to help in stoker
installation. Iron Fireman
Sales Corp. 1912 M ST NV
Evening star., 1943-10-06

Good pay. pleasant working conditions,
5 day week. Evening work also. Phone
Mr Albert MI 1JS0 1s
Evening star., 1943-10-06
COOK-G.H.W.

adUiiS. 6-year-old child reference.
lt7IiN caro- hours. N.i5 throuen 6.3u
inner 50 per month WO $3.50
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-18
farm TOPICS
TOBETALKED
AT MEETINGS
Production, Income Tax, Labor
and Machinery Subjects
for Series.

Many subjects of interest to Val
ley county farmers are scheduled al
a series of meetings throughout the
county next week, it was announced
today by County Agent James K
McGibney.
Accompanying him to each meet
ing will be a member of the county
Triple-A committee to answer queS-
lions concerning that program.
Other subjects scheduled are cleo
ton of community planning commit
teemen for 1914, the 1914 food pro-
ductiOn program, income tax re-
turns, farm machinery, farm labor,
sawfly control, markets and crop
varieties.
Next weeks schedule:
Nov. 22-LuStre at 9 a. m, Frazer
at 2 p. m, and Nashua at 7:30 p. m.
Nov. 23-Genevieve at 9, Hinsdale
at 2 and Glasgow at 7:30.
Nov. 24-Baylor at 9 and Larslan
at 2.
Nov. 26-Opheim at 9 and Rich
land at 2.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-18
$500 GIVEN
PLAINTIFF IN
DAMAGE SUIT
HuntOn VS.. Hoffman Case Is
Closed with Verdict for
Personal Injuries.

An award by a jury of $500 to
E. r. Hunton, as guardian of his
son, Riley Hunton, in a damage ac-
ton against Paul Hoffman of Fort
Peck concluded the trial of the &C
ton in district court here Friday
night.
Hunton had filed a complaint ask
ing $4,000, alleged temporary and
permanent injuries suffered by his
son, when 4, when a car driven by
Hoffman struck the boy on the north
crossing at Fourth avenue north and
Seventh street here, Nov. 6, 1910.
The jury verdict came Friday
night at 8 after elaboration of about
four hours. Hunton, who was a GlaS-
gov teacher at the time of the &C
sident, is now a teacher at Cohagen.
Hoffman, who was then living in
Glasgow, is now employed at Fort
Peck.
Judge c. B. Elwell of Havre pre-
sided in the Ease in place of John
who had disqualified him.
self. George w. Farr of Miles City
represented Hunton, while Hoff-
mans attorneys were James I.
Shea and John Marriott Kline.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-18
EARLY GIFT
MAILING IS
P.O.REQUEST
Parcels Sent Late Cannot Be
Certain to Arrive Before
Christmas.

Mail parcels at the earliest pos
sible date in November and mari
packages DO not open until Christ
mas" was the advice given today
by Postmaster j. P. Sternhagen.
Because of mail congestion al
ready apparent and lack of mai
handling equipment and help, par
GELS mailed late cannot be guaran-
teed to arrive before Christmas" he
added. There is also a serious short
age of mail cars.
Christmas cards should have 2
cents for local and 3 cents postage
for out-of-town mailing" he added.
Put a return address on the card
and, if it is not delivered, it will be
returned to you. Also. at the first
class rate, you can write anything
else you wish on each card"
The postoffice department is
asking for everyone's cooperation. 1t
will help the war effort. Thirty
thousand postal employees have vol
unteered or been drafted into serv-
ice and hundreds of mail cars have
been diverted to war use. This makes
the appeal urgent" he said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-18

HELENA - The nations current
-processed feed shortage may force
closing Of the state game farm at
Fort Peck. DR.. J. S. Mcfarland,
state fish and game warden SAID
wednesday.
AT present most of the feed is on
hand for use at Fort Peck, but un,
less we can obtain fish meal and
dried skim milk or buttermilk to
feed the chicks after Matching, it
viii be impossible to operate the
farm" he said. Last year heavy loss
es resulted from cur inability to OBJ
tain these special feeds in time for
spring use.
"The Estate fish and game) COM
mission has been endeavoring to OBJ
tain sufficient supplies of feed to
reopen the Billings game farm,
which was closed a year ago as a
war measure. The commission was
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-18
SLIGO EFTTO
Be RAISED FOR
WARCAMPAICN
Chest Directors Again Ask All
Who Have Overlooked
Plea to Give.
One i'm Four Who Received an
Appeal for Funds Makes
Response to Call.

Contributions for Valley county's
quota of $1,000 for the United War
Fund drive now total 1926, leaving
$1,734 still to be raised, officers of
the Valley County War Chest an
nounced today in again appealing
for contributions to all who have
overlooked mailed requests.
so far" they said in a statement,
about one in four of the families
and individuals appealed to by direct
mail have responded. This is not in
line with the fine response Valley
county has given in War Loan and
other campaigns. We certainly do
not want to see Valley county fall
down, for the first time in its his
tory, in a worthy cause"
If possible, they said, it is the
hope to complete the drive next
week, but it will be continued until
the quota is achieved. Otherwise,
personal solicitation and more mail
follow-up letters will be required.
They said approximately 2,700 let
tiers asking donations were mailed,
with responses so far from 734 con-
tributorS.
Officers pointed out that money
raised is divided among II different
aid, refugee relief and other
agencies
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-18
Visiting Pastor
will DRAMATIC
MacLaren Story

His Mothers Sermon" a section
of the book, The Bonnie Brier
Bush by Ian MacLaren, will be
presented in dramatic form at the
Congregational church Saturday
night at 7:45 as an added feature to
the weeks program by the Rev.
James R. Clinton, D. D., who is hold
ing services at the church each
night this week.
Dr.. Clinton has presented this
program as an entertainment fea-
ture in the east many times. He i'm
personates seven of the characters
of the story. Musical numbers are
interspersed during the program.
The New York Times said, DIR.
Clinton's sympathetic Interpretation
of this classic was exquisite .
Everyone present will long remem-
Der this cultured and charming
performance.
DR.. Clinton also will speak at
special services tonight and Friday
and Sunday nights.