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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
MANY ATTEND
TEACHERS MEET
State Supervisors
Talk on Improved
Teaching Method

Most of the rural and elemen-
tary teachers of Big Horn coun-
ty attended the teachers insti-
tute in Hardin Monday. The af-
fair was arranged through the
cooperation of Mrs. Lura P.
Strand, county superintendent
of schools, Pand Miss Elizabeth
Ireland, state superintendent of
public instruction.
Miss Ireland was unable to be
present, but was represented by
her deputy, Mrs. Agnes Wiggen-
horn, lifelong resident of the
Billings region and well known in
Big Horn county.
Mrs. Wiggenhorn, the first
speaker of the morning session,
called attention to the response
billy of schools in war time.
She described the types of SER
vice which teachers may receive
from the various state depart
ments and boards and also dis
cussed desirable types of school
room management.
Douglas Gold, the second
speaker, was introduced by Su-
perintendent Elmer Skeie. Mr..
Skeie told of his friendship with
MI. Gold during a long period
of school work in Montana. Mr..
Gold explained the new Mon
tana course of study, the second
volume of which is now being
placed in the hands of teachers
for the first time.
Miss Kay Elizabeth Anderson,
specialist in health education
with the Montana Board of
Health, was the last speaker OF
Continued on page 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
Enlist in Navy

Two men from Big Horn
county have been accepted by
the navy and the Seabees, &C
cording to Billings navy recruit
erS.
Seymour Guy Brown, Jr., a
son of Seyomur Brown, Sr., of
Lodge Grass, passed his final
physical examination for ser
vice in the navy and has been
sent to Farragut, Ida, where he
will receive his basic training.
Robert Leroy Sweet, son of
Mrs. Mary Ellen Sweet of Har-
din, has completed his enlist
ment in the Seabees and has
been ordered to Camp Perry,
Magruder, Va, for basic train
ing.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
BOARD PREPARES
TO TAKE Fathers
Congress Considers
Deferment Of FdmilY
Heuds This Week

The Big Horn county selective
service office pursuant to in
structions received from state
headquarters, has been sending
out supplemental questionaires to
men previously classified as ga.
This group represents men who
have been heretofore deferred
on account of family depend
ency. These supplemental ques-
tionaires are to obtain addition
al information since the filing
of the original questionable by
the r~egistrant.
Boards throughout the coun-
try will also review cases of
some 4-F registrants to check on
their physical condition.
Announcement was made by
national selective service head
quarters that boards having any
other men available besides
pre-Pearl Harbor fathers are ex-
pected to furnish them first in
October calls.
Congress convened this week.
and among the bills that were
presented Immediately is one to
prevent the planned REDUCTION
of pre-Pearl Harbor fathers. It
is evident that a determined
fight will pe made bv the mill
tarv branches of the govern
rent to oppose any such legis-
lation.
Speaking before a large audi
enre at the American Legion
convention in Omaha Tuesday
General George c. Marshall
said that f fathers were not
drafted it would alter the course
of the war materially.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
DUCK SEASON
TO OPEN SAT-.
Shell Shortage
Is m OF
Local Hunters

The northern zones 70 day
duck hunting season will open
Saturday, Sept: Is and rucA to
and including Dec. 8.
After several years of conser-
vative regulations duck shooters
will have the benefit of several
changes in the laws-shooting
hours from half an hour before
sunrise to sunset, and an extern
sion of IS days on the period
ducks can be lawfully possessed
after the season closes, bring
ing the possession time to As
days. Last year shooting hours
were from sunrise to sunset.
The ammunition shortage is
the biggest problem hunters
have to face this season. Many
hunters have boarded shells
from last year and will be in a
position to do lots of shooting.
Hunters will be allowed to
purchase one box of shotgun
shells and some % calibre bull
lets after farmers ard ranchers
have been supplied, it was stat
ed. Ammunition dealers have
been asked to check their in
voices for the past three years
to determine what percentage of
that total they will be allowed
to sell.
At a recent meeting of the
Montana state fish and game
commission the pheasant shoot
ing dates were set in Big Horn
county. Hunters will be allowed
to shoot three cocks and one
hen per day from Oct. 81 to
Nov. %. A possession limit of six
cocks and two hens has been set
by the commission.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
RECLAMATION
GROUP MEETS

Plans for a Montana Reclaim
alton aSSosciatio.I are to be dis
cuSSed at a meeting held today
IN Helena. It was expected that
the meeting would be very well
attended.
1.-The reclamation needs in
Montana are not Oily additional
projects brought about by new
storage RESERVOIRS" stated R. C.
Bricker, chairman of Montan-
ans, Inc, reclamation commit
tee, discussing the need for a
state aSSoclatlol. "A recent re-
port on irrigation for war pro-
duction in the Yellowstone val
ley is worthy of attention. Nine
ty-fOur typical irrigated farms
in the Yellowstone Valley were
studied and showed that a Is
per cent Increase in producing
land could be secured by lrrigaJ-
ing acres within the boundaries
of these farms, not now irrlga-
ted. An additional 10000 acres
of land could be irrigated with
out building a new project. Lev
cling, drainage and more efflc-
lent handling of water has pro-
duced excellent results.
THE real need of a state as
ISOLATION is to have an organ
lzatlon which, will cooperate with
farmers, irrigation districts,
water users associations, soil
conservation districts, Montana
State college, the bureau of Re-
,clamation and the state water
Conservation board. All of these
agencies and interested individ-
uals are invited to attend the
Helena meeting, and we know
many will be in attendance. The
sessions will start at 1870 pm"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
HARDIN LIONS
TO MEET MONDAY

The Hardin Lions club will
hold its regular semi-monthly
meeting in the banquet room" of
the Masonic temple next Mon
day night at $3.50 p. m.
The luncheon will be served
by Lions o. E. Anderson, j. M.
AStle, c. r. Bauer and Chester
c. BounouS.
Major Darrell Cool of the U.
S. Marine corps will be the guest
speaker.
Bert w. Kronmiller will be
chairman of the program COM
mittee and will present a mus
ical program.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23

He was stationed at breulel VII,
until a few weeks ago, when he
was assigned to a ship. He has
the rating of first class seaman.
Cpl. William A. Sibley, another
son, entered the army in jan
uary of this year. He received
his basic training at jefferson
Barracks, Mo. In July he was
sent to Australia and is now on
active duty in New Guinea. He is
with the air corps engineers.
A third son, Alfred, is employ
ed by a west coast aircraft COM
pany.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23

E. A. Sibley, former Hardin
druggist, and his two sons, Bar
ney and Bill, divide their loyal
ties between the army and the
navy. Mr.. Sibley, who served in
the navy in World War I, enlist
ed in January of this year. He is
a Pharmacist Mate first class
and is stationed at the U. S.
Naval hospital in Bremerton,
Wash.
Sibley's youngest son, Bernard,
enlisted in the Navy in Deem
Der, 1912. Following boot train
ing at Farragut, Idaho, he at
tended Quartermasters school.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
CIVIL SERVICE
SEEKS OFFICER

Applications for the position
of Assistant District Information
Officer for the Office of Price
Administration, Helena, Mon
tana district comprising the
state of Montana. are being
sought by the United States civil
service commission, James Tor
ske, local secretary. announced
today.
The salary for this position is
1896 a year including overtime
compensation.
There is no written test and
no maximum age limit.
Complete Information and
forms for applying may be OBJ
tanned from Torske at Hardin, or
from first or seconnd-class post
offices. Applications will be &C
cepted until September 20, 1913.
Applications are not desired
from persons engaged in wal
work unless the position applied
for requires the use of higher
skills than the worker is using
in his present employment. A
certificate of availability from
former employer or from the U.
S. employment service may be
required before appointment.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
LEADS ATTACK ON NAPLES

LEADS ATTACK ON NAPLES
Lieut.. Gen. Mark w Clark, COM
mander of the American 9Th Army
in the invasion of Italy, a captain
in the 18th Infantry in the World
War, was wounded during the Ger.
man advance toward Paris in June,
1918. He was deputy commander
in-chief Of the forces landing in
Africa and was the hero of o sub.
marine adventure IN establishing
contact with the Free French in
Algiers preparatory to the landing
of Allied troops in November, 1912,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
FUNERAL MONDAY

Last rites for Mabel Cum
mings, 10. wife of Bernard Cum
mingS of Lodge Grass were
conducted Monday at the Cath
Ollie church in Lodge Grass. The
Rev. G. L. Owens, S. J off. iciated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23

Word has been received here
that Miss Janice Kelley pledged
Delta Gamma, social sorority at
MisSoula.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
JAPS JITTERY

Japan, indicating fear over
large scale bombings of the horc:e
land announced Wednesday
plans for evacuating unneces-
Sary government offices, factor
les and civilians from Tokyo and
other large cities.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
NAZI AIRFIELD HIT

NAZI AIRFIELD HIT
United States Eighth air force
bomberS made their deepest
penetration of Hitler's Europe
Wednesday, striking the airfield
at EvereauX-Fauville, As miles
west of Paris.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23
NEWS review
A Brief Summary
Of Outstanding
News Events

ALLIES REACH NAPLES
The American Fifth Army in
Italy drove into the last noun
tain barrier before blazing Ma
pies Wednesday night as Amer
lean Commando troops Joined
the French in hopping up the
Island of Corsica and the Brit
1sh won Potenza and control of
all southern Italy. Germans ev-
acuated Corsica after leaving
1000 dead and several hundred
prisoners. An Allied comunique
said "the Fifth army continues
to regroup and move forward"
REDS MOVE FORWARD
The Russian Army moved
down a railroad toward Kiev to
capture the village of Lyeski, 10
miles from Russia's fourth larg-
est city, Moscow reported today.
The towers of Kiev, on the banks
of Dneiper river, doomed in Sow
let gunsights. Other Soviet
spearheads were last reported
Ii miles from Smolensk.
-----S
STRIKE AT JAPS
Two new blows have been
smashed at the Japanese in the
Pacific offensive - a seaborne
landing force of Gen. MacAr-
thurs troops north of FinSch-
hafen, New Guinea, and the
complete destruction of the en-
envy garrison on Arundel island
in the Solomons. The landing
above Finschhafen occurred at
dawn Wednesday. Today's COM
munique also announced the
sinking by air bombardment of
a japanese cargo ship in the
Bismark sea-.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-09-23

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
SOdnica WestrOpp
toI Press "a pol
milijona dolarjev

Ma okrajni sodniji je ze vec
dni V teku obravnava mestne
sodnice. Lillian Westropp proti
listu "Cleveland Press" in ME
govemu uredniku Louis Seltzer-
ju. Sodnica zahteva pol milijo-
ma dolarjev odskodnine trdec,
da je list pred vec meseci pri-
obcil kartune obrekljivega zna-
GAIA.
Omenjeni kartun je predstav-
ljal sodnico kot tocajko V 60
stilni, kar je reflektiralo ia ne
ko memo odlocitev ma policij-
skem sodiscu, kjer je bill opro-
Seen neki poznan nizinski ka,
rakter, XII je bill obtozen nepo.
stavne prodaje opojne place.
List je trdil, da je sodnica
obtozenca oprostila, ker. ga je
zastopal neki odvetnik, XII je bi
sodnici Westropp v veliko po
moe v njeni zadnji kampanji zs
ponovno izvolitev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
URADNICE "NAPREDNIH
SLOVENK"

Ma letni seji "Naprednih Slo-
venk" so bile izvoljene "a leto
1914 sledeee uradnice: Predsed-
MICA Josephine Moenik, pod
predsednica Josephine Meznar-
sic, tajnica Josephine zakraj-
SEX, 1908 Cornelia Ave-, blagaj-
nicarka Josephine Jeglich, "a
pisnikarica Anna Cebulj, racun-
ske nadzornice: Ann Adams,
Theresa Ziherl, Jennie Skuk !;
bolniska nadzornica ] e n.ni e
Drobnic, zastopnica "a klu b
drustev S. N. D. Frances Spick,
"a federacijo sNPJ' Josephine
Tratnik, "a prosvetni klub SIND
Ursula Mulej, "a konferenco S
N. D. Josephine NJ &c n j k, zs
farmski odbor drustev SNIP
Rose Jurman, "a SANSovo pc
druznico 1t. 80 Antoinette Sim
eic in Jennie Glazar, "a JPO, S.
st. 2 Josephine Meznarsic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
Churchill je bolan
"a pljucnico .
LONDON. II. decembra

LONDON, II. decembra. -
Ministrski predsednik Winston
Churchill, XII je 80. novembra,
ko je bila v teku konferenca v
Teheranu, praznoval svoj SO.
rojstni dan, je zbolel "a pljueni-
co in Sc nahaja nekje ma Biz
MEM vzhodu. Tozadevno dra-
maticno naznanilo je bilo poda-
no danes v parlamentu.
Vest o premierjevi bolezni je
clane parlamenta silno pretres-
la. "Njegovo stanje je tako u
godno kot je mogoce prieako-
vati," je izjavil nadomestni mi,
nistrski predsednik Clement R
Atles. Kraj, kjer Sc nahaja
Churchill, nj bill objavljen.
Zunanji minister Eden je '
cetrtek v parlamentu porocal
da Sc premier nj vrnil domov
ker je bilo vazno delo, "katere
ga je bio treba skoncati v STE
ri, kjer Sc sedaj nahaja'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
Nemci SO dozziiveli
resen pOraZ ma
kijeyski 'front.'
Berlin poroca, da SO Rusi
za6eli tretjo ofenzivo
" Bell Rusiji

MOSKVA, IS. dec. - Vceraj
so ruske cete ma kijevski from
ii zadale Nemcem obcuten po-
raz, ko so skusali prekoraciti
reko Teterev. Naciji so bill vr-
zeni nazaj z velikimi izgubami
in umakniti so, Sc morali z vec
naseljenih krajev. " boju je
pablo 800 Nemcev.
Berlin, XII je zadnje dni po-
rocal ze O dveh ruskih ofenziv-
nih operacijah v Bell Rusiji, je
vceraj naznanil zacetek tretje
ruske ofenzive v blizini Mogile.
va. Rdeca komanda Sc ocividno
pripravlja ma tenn sektorju "a
splosno zimsko ofenzivo prot
Baltiku.
JUNO cd Kijeva so Rusi wee
raj v akcijah proti mestoms
Smela in Kirovograd vrgl
Nemce nazaj in jih pobili 900
potem pa so zasedli vec vasi
Sovjetski letalci so bombardi
rail- kolodvor v Smell in pognal
v zrak en- vojaski vlak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

ne informacije ga smatra "a
vescaka o balkanskih zadevah.
Kongresnik Dondero je citiral
vec stavkov liz Adamiceve knji-
ge "My Native Land" XII je IL
sla v novembru, da dokaze, da
je sopotnik komunistov. Dale
je rekel, da Adamic v svojih
knjigah in elankih stalno pripo-
roca balkanskim drzavam, nai
Sc pridruzijo sovjetski Rusiji.
V svoji najnovejsi knjigi trdi,
da bi vsak poskus s strani A
merike in Velike Britanije glede
vzdrzanja rezimov ma Balkanu
XII jih ne bi sponsorirala Russia,
rezultiral v "umoru".
Dondore je rekel, da je ugo.
tovil, da knjige, namenjene cla.
nom ameriske armade in NOR
narice, izbere posebni svet, k
ga tvorijo Representative zaloz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
Reakcijonarni kOngresnik IL
Michigana je napadel pisatelja
Adanica in Uojni department
Republkans burbonec yznemra ker e vada razpecaa
Adamicevo knjigo med vojake in mornarje

WASHINGTON, DC. - Pro-
sli teden je kongresnik George
A. Dondero, republikanec il Mi
chigana, kritiziral vojni depart
ment, ker je zalozil ponatis So
600 izvodov Adamiceve knjige
"The Natives Return" "a anne
riske vojake. Knjigo je zalozila
in izdala firma Harpers Broth
ers |. 1884.
Dondero je dejal, da knjiga
vsebuje komunisticno propa-
gando, Adamica pa je oznacil
"a komunisticnega sopotnika
Izjavil je, da je Diesov odsek,
XII preiskuje neameriske aktiv.
nosti, dognal da je Adamic clan
vec komunisticnih frontnih or
ganizacij.
Adamie Sc je re veekrat O.
glasil v Bell hisi in urad "a vol.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

niskih firm. Ii izberejo tride-
set knjig mesecno in $4,000 IL
vodov VS. ke Sc ponatisne in
poslje clanom ameriske oboro-
zene sile onstran morja. Arma-
da dobi 10000 izvodov izbrane
knjige, mornarica pa 10000.
Polkovnik Ray L. Troutman,
upravitelj knjizevnega oddelka
armade, je dejal, da smatra A
damiceva della "a najboljsa in
najmodernejsa O Jugoslaviji in
da Sc re razpecavajo med anne
riskimi vojaki onstran morja,
Slicno izjavo je podal kapitan
John Reynolds, upravitelj knji-
zevnega oddelka mornarice. O.
ba sta naglasila, da je bila Ada
mieeva knjiga ''The Natives
Return" re razpecana med vo,
jake in da zdaj nj mogoce sto-
riti nicesar v tenn oziru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
POKOJNA ANTOINETTE
DUCIC

Kot smo vceraj poroeai, je v
cvetu mladosti iumrla Antoinet-
te Ducic. Tu zapusca oceta Jo-
sipa, donna cd Metlike, stiri bra
te, XII so vsi v sluzbi Strica Sa-
ma, in sicer diva v armadi in
diva pri mornarici, Daniel, Elias,
Walter in Joseph, sestro Hele-
no in stare mater Antonio De-
janovich. Matt il je umrla pred
tremi lett, ena sestra pa pred
stirimi lett. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
il hise zalosti, 400 Superior
Ave-, v ponedeljek oh $50 ur
zjutraj pod vodstvom A. Grdi
ma in sinovi pogrebnega zavoda
lv cerkev sv. Nikolaja ma E. 81
lSt. in Superior Ave. Prizadet
druzini nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
Britsko vojno
vOdstvO kritiziranO
V parlamentu

LONDON, Is. decembra. -
Delavski poslanec Aneurin Be
van je danes mocno kritiziral
vlado radi vojnega vodstva, v
katerem je rekel, da je ocividno
zagresila vec resnih napak.
Bevan je vprasal, kako je mo-
goce, da Anglezi danes drzijo v
Italiji v boju samo 10 divizij
Nemcev - komaj polovico to-
liko kot slabo oborozeni parti-
zani v Jugoslaviji - posledica
cesar je, da so naciji V casu
svoje najvecje krize liza poraza
pri Stalingradu sposobni poslat
il italiianske fronte tri .divizije
tankov proti Rusom ma kijevski
'front.'. ..,e.
"Kdo je odgovoren "a to-" je
vprasal Bevan, XII je znan rad
svoje kritike proti vladi rad
vojnih operacij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
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NaSSii
fantje-uojaki
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Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Godina,
1902 Mohawk Ave-, imata ST.
ma pli mornarici. Prijatclji mu
lahko pisejo ma naslov: Tony
Godina F sc, Co. IA Sec. B-1,
Dexter Hall Farm Campus, U
of St. Paul 8, MINI.
Tony ]. Kozel, sin Mr.. in Mrs
John Kozel, 1864 Huntmere
Ave., XII Sc nahaja pri morna
rici, posilja svojim prijateljen
in znancem najlepse pozdrave
Njegov naslov je: Tony J. Ko
Eel F &c, Co. Al Bks. IA, S. S
N. Rec. Sta. Algiers, New Or
leans, La.