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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11
Twelve axe
First Aid
Instructors Course

The South Lincoln County Chap
ter of the American Red Cross is
pleased to announce that last week
Carl Ross, from the Midwestern
Area Office at St. Louis, was in Lib
by and conducted an instructors
course in First Aid to class of
u local people who were eligible
md Interested This class was ex-
.remelg interesting and each one
taking il felt amply repaid in time
and effort. Those completing the
course were Mrs Frank Baney, Mrs.
Gordon Daugharty, Mrs R. w. LIE
Due, Mrs. Frank Luxa Jr., Mrs.
Norman Risley, Mrs. Hugh Slauson,
Mrs. Max Sturm, Miss Inez Rate
kin, Dr.. L. Mossman, Pete M. Ram
10. Dexter Shaurette and Walter
collars.
Miss Inez Ratekin, First Aid
chairman for South Lincoln County
Chapter, announces that there will
be first aid classes conducted fol-
lowing the appointment of these in
structors and anyone wishing to
take this should leave word at the
library.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11
NOTICE TO ALL MILK
PRODUCERS

Forms and instructions have been
received in the County AAA office
for making the dairy feed payments
All producers of dairy products are
eligible for these payments. The
rates of payment established for
Montana are as follows: 35c per
hundred weight for whole milk and
DC per pound for butterfat Applica-
tons for the month of October must
be filed in the AAA office on or
before November 80, 1943. Anyone
interested in this program should
get in contact with the County AAA
office in Eureka Immediately
Drafts will be issued from the
county office. Application forms
and instructions will be mailed to
eligible producers upon request.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11
WAC OFFICER HERE

Lieut.. Anderson of the army re-
cruiting station at Missoula was in
Troy and Libby Monday and Tues
day in the interest of the WAC Re-
cruiting campaign. She was accom-
panied to Troy by Mrs. Charles Gil
dea, chairWoman of the executive
committee for the Lincoln county
campaign, where she addressed the
school. While in Libby Lit Ander-
son visited the high school in the
morning and the Senior Woman's
club in the afternoon where she
talked BRIEFLY.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted as medical patients:
Mrs. Ralph Roberts of Libby on the
9th; Mike Fillmore of Troy on the
4th; John B. Chase of Troy on the
7th.
Adolph Berg of the Yak district
was admitted Friday suffering from
pneumonia and died Sunday night.
Frank McKusick of Libby was ad-
mitted TUESDAY and died Friday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11
CARD OF THANKS

May we take this method of thank
ing our neighbors and friends for
their kind expressions of sympathy
in our bereavement and for their
floral gifts. These kind acts have
been deeply appreciated by US.
MRS. MAUD UTTER
MRS. MAE UTTER
MRS. ANNIE ALDERMAN
MRS. ALICE WILSON
MRS. MARIE ROOSE
JOSEPH II. LEIB
JOHN LEIB
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11

Aviation Cadet Lawrence D.
hampton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Hampton of Libby. has successfully
completed his basic flying training
at the Lemoore Army Air Field
and now takes his final hurdle at an
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11

Pvt. Grant c. Kreyner, son of
Mrs. A. v Kreymer. has completed
his basic training at the armored re-
placement training center, Fort
Knox, KY He is now ready for
combat duty with an armored unit.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11


Sgt Clifford Anderson. Libby
was member of the ground crew
of "Snafua, first two-engined trans
port plane to land on >Nunda 1t
flew Mrs Roosevelt whenSShe visit
ed the South Pacific. Sgt Anderson,
son of Mrs. Joseph Reck, now of
Corvallis, but formerly Libby res
ident, and three other members of
the ground crew of the "Snafu" APP
peared in a picture of Tampa,
Fla, newspaper with their plane.
John Katarzy, Jr.. writes from
Pasco, Wash where he is in train
ing for the navy, and Says, in part:
Il am going to be shipped out
before December, and do like the
navy very much, have also learned
how to fly these airplanes here,
thanks TO the cadets who have been
taking me up. Navy life is swell
providing you make up your mind
to enjoy it. I've learned many things
while in the service and hope to go
out to sea SO that | can get my first
class gunner's rating. A gunner's
rating doesn't go into effect until
one Does To sea duty
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11

We have received word that Pvt.
LyndeH-RQrden is ready for combat
duty with an af1nored unit, having
completed his basic training at Fort
Knox, Ky.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lloyd Hydon and Jessie knight of
Porthill, Ida, on March 4. Married
by the Rev. E. Roy Fort.
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American Production

BY the end of 1913. production of
fighting equipment in the United
States will be ten times that of
Japan.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11

The Western News has received
word that AS D. G. Larson has
finished his basic training at Waco,
Texas, and is now taking advanced
air training at Moore Field, Texas.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11

Second Lieutenant Donald R.
Roberts, formerly of Libby, has
been promoted TO the rank of first
lieutenant at Selman Field, Mon
roe, La, where he is signal officer
in the 18th Sub-Depot. Prior to en-
tering the service he was teacher
at Whitefish ana Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11

S/Sgt. Erwin A. Olsen Of the u.
S. Marine Corps is visiting his
brother, Alfred S. Olsen and fam
lily. Sgt. Olsen just returned after
two years of overseas duty in Qua
dalcanal and the Southwest Pacific.
He has served IA years in the Ma
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11
NOTICE OF PRICE INCREASES

Notice is hereby given that on
and after Nov. |, the following
charges will prevail at the under
signed barbershops: Hair cuts, Csc;
shaves 35c.
GUS DELZER.
S. A. RASMUSSEN.
NJ. WARRINGTON.
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Nhn NEWS E OF !.!1 ovR
X8X: :. t "s, r%st"

Army Air Forces Advanced Flying
Training School before receiving his
silver wings
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Pvt. Robert Mccain has complet-
ed his basic training at Fort Knox,
KY, preparatory for combat duty
with an armored unit
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
DIMOKD RECALLS HISTORY IN CONSIDERING QUESTION OF
 STATEHOOD FOR ALASKA

I WASHINGTON - In consid- ering the question of statehood for Alaska. Delegate Anthony J. Di- mond from Washington this week said that facts worthy of comment showed that several states were ad- mitted to the Union having. at the time of admission, fewer inhabit- ants than now permanently reside in the Territory of Alaska.
 Below is given a list of several states showing the date of admis- sion of each to the Union and the total population at time of admis- sion:
 Illinois, December 3. ISIS popul- ation 55,211: Missouri, August 10, 1921, population, 66,5S6: Oregon, February fl, 1859, population, 52,- 2SS; Nevada, October 31. 1864, pop ulation, 6.s57; Wyoming, July 10, 1890, population, 62,549.
 When We consider. Mir. Dimond pointed out, that at the time of ad- mission Nevada had a total popula- tion of 6,s57-though probably h. dians were not counted since they were not then citizens-"the popu- latien of Alaska at the present time seems almost stupendous-"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

1P SALE - Store property a
 raneeE corner. See Al
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
FOURTH OF JULY
 PROVES GALA EVENT HERE
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(Continued from Page One) guson.
 Boys S-legged race, 14, and und- CT. Bobby Stokes and Arnold Bak- ke. Corkey Casey and Tiny Bow man Roy Churchill and John By on.
 Girls 3-legged race, g, and under Dolores Paulson and Rose Kalkins Alice Caminzind and Dolly Villar- ma, Carolyn Nicholson and Arden Armstrong.
 Girls 3-legged race, fl, and un- der: Yolanda Ferguson and Helen Angerman, Marjorie Lauth and Shirley Eyon, Stella and Bella Lauth.
 Boys and Girls eracker-eating contest. 10, and under: Jim Wheel CT, Fred Wigg. Marlene Weber, Al ice Caminzind, Carolyn Nicholson Steele Ferguson. Girls cracker-eating contest, 16 and under: Robin Ferguson, Jane Will Hams, Marian Nelson.
 Boys slow bike race 10. and Un- der: Dale osterman, Gilly Stokes.
 Boys slow bike race, II. and un- der: Felix Yillarma, Alfred 0glend Emory Hurley.
 Girls slow bike race, fl, and un- der: Marjorie Sumption, Yolanda Ferguson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
PRESIDENT PRAISES MEN WHO GO DOWN TO
 THE SEA IN SHIPS

NEW YORK President Roose- welt, in a letter read at the Nation al Maritime Union CIO convention by its president, Joseph Curran, ex- pressed appreciation for the reaf- firmation of the mo strike" pledge for the duration The men who sail our ships are doing a splendid job throughout the world and feel sure they will continue to give their best efforts to the earliest possible conclusion Of this world struggle said the letter in part
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
VERONICA LAKE GIVES
 BIRTH TO THREE POUND SON

HOLLYWOOD - screen actress Veronica Lake gave birth yesterda. to a three pound boy two months prematurely. The child was placed in an incubator and her physician, Dr. Raymond McBurney, said both apparently were doing we'll Miss Lake went to the hospital last Thursday after she tripped and fell while working on a motion picture set.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
ALLIES DAMAGE JAP
 INSTALLATIONS IN BURMA

NEW DELHI-Medium bombers damaged Jap-eonuolled track, roll ing stock and warehouses this week in attacks on railroad yards at Shwebo and eight other points in central Burma, a communique an- nouneed yesterday. One flight also bombed a large river boat near Man dalay leaving the boat in a sinking condition. From both these Amer iean forays and related British at- taeks all planes returned safely.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

-You Saw It In The Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
IT'S 4 BOY FOR THE
 FREDERICK PAULS

Fred Paul, Assistant Attorney General and former Wrangell at- torney, and Mrs. Paul are the par ents of a boy born Monday, July 5, in Juneau according to Uncle William Paul, Jr., who was here this week. The young man, named Louis Frederick, weighed six pounds 10 ounces. Mother and baby are doing fine and there are hopes Fred will recover, young Bill re- ported.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
MYSTERY MAJOR VISITS ENGLAND SECRETLY
 SAYS GERMAN NEWSMAN

STOCKHOLM - The Berlin Cor respondent of Aflonbladt, yesterday told of a mysterious German major called ''X''. who was purported to have made seven trips to England since the war began to scout in ad- vance of alleged German commando raids.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
CITED BY FRENCH

ALGIERS-Major General Terry Allen and Brigadier General Theo- dore Roosevelt were cited yester- day in a dispatch by Gen. Alphonse Juin, military commander of French Africa, for conspicious service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
FREEZE RESTAURANT PRICES

NEW YORK All restaurant food and drink prices are expected to be frozen soon throughout New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Del aware, New Jersey and the District of Columbia, a spokesman for the price division of the 0PA announc- ed yesterday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

REwARD-sse.oo will be given to anyone finding and identifying round bottom boat Tn which Lyle Hibner disappeared Nov. 14. 1s42. in vicinity of St. Johns Harbor. Sig AardsI 3l-A
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

TOR SALE-Halyerson property opposite mill. Inquire Mrs. Ken Hal yerson. 2e-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

wASHINGTON-The House and Senate late Thursday passed a con- current resolution to recess until 14.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
SEVEEFH-DAY ADvENTISTs

Saturday services:
 Sabbath School, 10 a. ID. Preach ing service. Il a. m
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09
AsSgFI LED ADS

FOR SALE-Radio, Console mod el. 12 tubes, five bands, automatic record changer. Apply Mrs. Ben Bennest. 5Z-zt
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

OR SALE-Monarch range with oil burner and fan attached; aiss complete coal grates for same In quire Sentinel. 2S-u
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-09

FOR SALE-Elto outboard motor. | condition. See Bill Taylor al Co Storage Plant. 5Z-u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01
Sa vecerinke

Chicago, Ill.
Ogranak Chicago je odrzao svo-
ju vecerinku II nedelju IA. marta
lokalu Sekcije. Poseta ie bila
kao obicno = dobar broj elanoya
nasih bliznjih simpaticara.
Zabavni deo vecerinke israo je
ma potpuno zadovoljstvo prisut-
nih. Materijalni prihod nije mai
impresivniji, to Sc duguje ci-
njenici sto smo prilicno skupo
platili "a sve stvari potrebne "a
vecerinku. Cist prihod iznosi $14.-
SO, ukljucujuci prilog Cd druga A..
Grbca $1.O0 cd druga l.. Kapu-
djije so cent?.
Prilagacima i prisutnima mai
lepsa hvala.
L. p, dorisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01
Sa vecerinke
Youngstown, {

Youngstown -.
U subotu 20. marta Ogranak
Youngstown je odrzao vecerinku u
spomen sesdesetogodisnje smrti
Karla Marksa, zajedno sa prosla-
vom Pariske Komune. Poseta je
bila obiGna. Pored raznih razgo-
vora savremenoj situaciji, dvo-
jica drugova su u kratko progo-
vorili ziyotu delima Karla
Marksa, kao znacaju i poukama
Pariske Komune.
Nacinjen je APPEL "a kolekciiu i
sledeci su prilozili: J. r. sestok
$500, P. Sharkey $500, V. Milic
$500, J. Bauman $500, J. Prize
$500, J. Busdon $500, l. Gotal
$500, A. i K. sostarie $500, dru-
garica Gradski $500, A. Malcevic
s1.OO, l. Mraovic Sl.5O i simpati-
carka Vitko $l.00. Svega $3.50.
Sav trosak o priredbi owe We
cerinke snosili su rojedini clano-
vi, te kolekcija je ostala cist prl-
hod Ogranka.
V. NJ, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01
Glas IL Peoria, Ill.

Putuiuci zapadno, gde &c sc e.
ventualno nastaniti, drug dru-
garica Stanic zaustavise Sc Pc
oriji. Vreme ma raspolozenju be-
Sc kratko ali nasi putnici nadjose
sredstva da Sc sastanu sa drugo-
vima i simpaticarima PeoriJl,
tako bese priredjen jedan mali
drugarski sastanak ma kojem su
.putnici imali priliku da obnove
stara prijateljstva.
ovoga puta, to je pravllo
kod sastanka clanova j simpatica-
ra S. L. P, sakupljeni Sc setlse
pokreta kome pripadaju iii kome
simpatisu. Drug Nikola Stanic
odrzao je prikladan govor koji be-
BE sledjen sa kolekcijom cd $2l.-
90, cd koje svote $11.00 ide "a
Radnicku Borbu a $1,000 "a Week
w People. Prilozili su sledeci: Mr..
Mrs. StarGevic $4.00, A. Kuchan
$500, N. N. $2.75, S. T. Weber
$500. A. Wirth 1925, Guy Novos
e. 90. F. Hibler $500, N. i E. Sta
mic $500.
Sledeeeg dana, drug A. Wirth,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01
la Marksa. Govor bese zanimljiv

la Marksa. Govor bese zanimljiv i
poucan.
Sva tri govora behu popraeena
dugim odobravanjem.
Sada je doslo ma red da Sc kupi
materijalna pomoc "a mas pokret.
Odazvali su Sc sledeci:
U novcu: l. Milosevic $1,000, M.
Bobceff $500, H. Brostman $500,
F. Busie $500, L. Anderson $500.
M. Burlakis $5.35, M. Krnic $500,
Familija Beuk $4.00, L. Mrvos $4.-
90, S. Kotur $500, J. Derosky $3.-
Co., Radulovic $500, Cveta Di-
vic $3.50, Mary Borak $1.00 NJ.
Glava $500, Hermina Barae $500.
G. Mandic $1.OO, M. Barac 81
90, A. Sauer $3.50, P. Milosevic
$1.OO, Milka Milosevic Soc, S. Ju-
kic 1925, NJ. Momcilovic $1.0O, l..
Dubrinsky $1.00, Smilja Krnic
$1.OO, Cveta Stepanovac soc. Sve-
ga $3.50.
u stvarima: Mary Brozovic 3d.
so, Anka Beuk $500, Mrs. Harry
Brostman $1.0O.
Najlepsa hvala u ime Ogranka
i Sekcije, svima koji su doprineli
uspehu owe proslave.
"A. Sauer, dopisnik.
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NASI DOPI.SI.

organizator Partijske Sekcije Full
ton County, Illinois, pozove neko-
liko drugova i simpaticara svoj
stan. Drug Stanic bese opet poz-
van da odrzi kratki govor, opet
Sc prisutni odazvase sa prilozima,
ovog puta u korist Drzavne Kon-
vencije S. l.. P. u Illinoisu.
l tako nasi drugovi putujuci Ia
padno ucestvuju, u koliko i'm je
pod okolnostima moguce, u radu
"a mas pokret. A kada jednom
stignu ma odredjeno i'm mesto nil
hov rad "a opstu nam stvar opet
&c biti redovan kao sto je bio Ia
dugi niz godina.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01
Sa proslave
Steubenville, G

Steubenville, 0.
U nedelju q. marta, Jugosla.
venski Ogranak mesna Sekcija
proslavise Parisku Komunu sed-
mogodisnji opstanak Sekcije S. L.
P. Proslava je odrzana nasem
lokalu ma 537 Webs St. Poseta je
bila dobra.
Nakon vrlo dobre veeere koju
priredise nase vredne drugarice,
odrzano je par govora Cd strane
nasih lokalnih drugova.
Prvi je govorio drug S. Kotur
ma engleskom jeziku. Izneo je svr-
hu osnivanja Sekcije sedmogo-
disnji rad iste. Dao je zasluzeni
kredit nasem pokojnom drugu
Pavlu Baracu koji je tako neu-
morno radio ma osnivanju Sekci-
je koja danas uziva postovanje cd
strane klasnosvesnih radnika.
Zatim je govorila drugarica
Anka Beuk ma jugoslavenskom je-
ziku. Men govor Sc odnosio ma
Parisku Komunu, ma herojstvo
Komunardovaca i ma razlog zbog
koga S. L. P. slavi tai prvi poku-
sal radnicke klase da uzme svoju
sudbinu u svoje vlastite ruke. Ma
sa drugarica zakljuci sa apelom
ma prisutne da citaju stampu IL
teraturu S. L. P. da stupe ma
Sc redove, "jer nasa borba", rece
govornica, "koju mi vodimo, jeste
vasa borba. Nema wise made "a
poboljsanje stanja radnicke klase
pod kapitalizmom, on mora bltl
zamenjen sa Socijalizmom, a to je
posao samo radnicke klase."
Poslednji govornik bese drug
Harry Brostman, organizator mes
ne Sekcije. Govor druga Brostma-
ma odnosio Sc ma zivot rad Kar-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01

jer je Njemaeka cd njih stalno
sve wise ocekivala.
Kao sto je Goering obecao, Nj
jemci su posljedni koji trpe cd
nestasice hrane. Italia ina tes-
koea pri podjeli hrane Francus-
ka zbog njemackih pretjeranih
zahtjeva. Holandija &c bolje pro-
ci cd Norveske, Belgije iii Fran
cuske dok Danska, tai model oku-
pirane zemlje, ina onoliko hrane
kao normalno neutralne zemlje.
U Grckoj je situacija ostala
teska uprkos izvjesnog olaksanja
uslijed dolaska americke pomoci.
Snabdjevanje hranom Dunavs-
kom Basenu biti &c slabije.
u glavnom stanovnici sela jedu
malo onoliko kao ranije, ali u
gradovima Sc stalno osjeca nesta-
sica hrane. Iduce godine grad &c
Jos wise osjetiti, kad Sc pokaze e.
fekt gubitka sjeverne Afrike, ME
nih fosfatsnih fertilajzera i Two
"a. Osim toga &c Sc osjetiti jos
VEGA nestasica radne snage, polio
privrednih masina jos jace ma
| cisticko rekviriranje.
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VAzNE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

(Nastavak sa |. strane.)
kod krompira, koji je rodio u
mnogo vecem obimu nego u pro-
sjeku 1933-37. Isto tako ina wise
zelenog povrca wise ukuhavanja.
Posto je veliki dio stocne hra-
ne pretvoren u hranu "a ljude to
je dobar dio proizvodnje mesa i
niz produkata zivotinja otpao. Cd
secerne repe dobar dio je utro-
sen stocnu hranu "a pravje-
ME alkohola, tako da je prirod
secera spao znatno ispod pred
ratnog nivoa.
Uprkos opadanja prirasta razi j
zita ukupna proizvodnja owe dvi-
je zitarice bila je Europi 1912.
godine 93I predratne razine.
Kruha je takodje bilo wise ma tr-
zistu jer Sc davalo uz krusnu
mljevu krompir kasica. Kruh tt
me nije postao bolji ali je PRIME
reno zdrav i zasitan.
Cifre koje smo nnijeli ne vri-
jede "a okupiranu Rusiju pa nltl
ne koriste okupiranim zemljama,
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IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

5Oc., M. Knezevic 25c., Ch. B. 25c.,
T. P. 25c., D. Robertson 25c., D.
Johnson 25c., VIM. Grove 25c., P.
Belajoc Soc, M. P. 50c., j. N. Ii
vanovic SOC. i V. Dzakufa SOC. u
kupno $1,000.
PEORIA, ILL.,:
Sa oprostajnog sastanka drugu
i drugarici Stanic: $11.0O.
YOUNGSTOWN, o.:
B. Busic ....... $500
Svega u ovom broju $26.0O.
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POtpOre RadnickOj
BOrbi.
HAMILTON, ONT. CANADA:

HAMILTON, ONT. CANADA:
Sabirna lista, broj 80, sakupio
V. Dzakula: P. V. 5Oc., J. Lubu-
ric 25c., N. X. 50c., J. Stanovic
25c., M. Muzdeka 25c., B. Milin-
kovic 50c., D. Lijuk Soc, T. Ma
sonac 50c., J. J. Soc, G. Paitic
50c., M. Patio Soc, S. Drakulic
Csc, L. Vujakovic $1.0O, NJ. Opaic
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Sa vecerinke
Detroit, Mich

Detroit, Mich.
U nedelju IA. marta Klub Rad
.nicke Borbe Detroit, odrzao je
vecerinku sa domacom vecerom.
POseta je bila dobra - skoro neo-
cekivana, - oko 100 clanova j
simpaticara S. L. P.
Nakon vecere koju su nase cla-
nice, uz pomoG clanica Ogranka,
priredile, odrzana su diva pozdrav-
ma govora. Jedan cd druga P.
Slepcevica, sekretara Federacije,
ma jugoslavenskom jeziku =
drugi cd druga J. Sima, organiza-
tora Sekcije Wayne County, ma
engleskom jeziku. Oba govora sa-
slusana su s najvecom paznjom i
interesovanjem. Nakon govora,
drug J. Horvath, II ulozi stolorav-
natelja, ucinio je prikladan i skro-
man APPEL ma prisutne "a kolekci-
ju, objasnjavajuei ulogu naseg
kluba. Njegovom apelu sledeci Sc
odazvase:
C. Evanoff $500, J. Anna Sc
kulic $500, Stella Slater $500,
Theos Grove $500, Mr.. and Mrs
Walbridge $500, Leo Burgess S.
90, S. Krihne $500, Mr.. and Mrs
La Fluer $500, N. Simendic $500,
p. Slepcevic $500, J. Horvath 81
90, P. cotic $500, A. Sim $500,
James Horvath $500, Kruse $500,
S. Todoroff $500, Tueling $500,
M. Mary Kovac $500, P. Beck
$500, L. Krizanic $500. Peterson
$1.O0, Peshell $1OO, Canada .
$1.OO. Todoroff s1.OO, NJ. Vaseff
$1.OO, l. Stanceff $1.OO, J. Curllic
$1.00, Anna Pavleeic $1.0O. L. Ma
Genie $1OO, G.. Grubacki $1.0O, A.
Koss $1.00, P. Stojanoff $1.OO. I.
Penceff $1.0O, A. & G.. Fradle ST.
90, Mary B. Slercevic S1.O0. Mary
Sauer S1.00, Ljuba Gramaticoff
$1.0O, Margaret Begovic $1.O0, ].
Sim $1.00, ]. Kerns $1.OO. c. See
povic S10O, T. Martinovic $1.OO.
J. Crkvenac $1.00, B. Curulic ST.
90, VIM. Sable $1.O0, F. Helen
Troha $1.OO. P. Vracarevic $1.OO,
L. Kapetanovic $1.OO, J. Hanchek
$1.OO, P. Uzunoff $1.O0, Ch. Mi
rolf $1.0O, N. N. 60c., n. n. Soc
i N. N. 30c
Ukupna kolekcija s10O.40.
Da bi ova nasa vecerinka bila
sto uspesnija, osobito materijalno,
sledeci su poklonili hrani i picu:
Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Groye, Vera
La Fluer, Anna Crkvenac, N. ST.
mendic L. Kapetanovic. A owl su
poklonili II raznim stvarima "a ma
grade:
Mary B. Slepcevic, Anna Kape-
tanovic, Vera La Fluer, Mary Gu
rulic, Helen Kerns, Anna Sekulic,
Mary Kovac P. Vracarevic.
cist prihod sa owe vecerinke IL
nosi $325.77.
u ime Kluba Radnicke Borbe, i
u ime radnickog oslobodjenja, bu-
duel mas Klub "a to radi, svima
posetiocima j prilagacima, drugar-
ska hvala. Osobito hvala clanovl-
ma i clanicama Ogranka Detroit
koji su nam pruzili svesrdnu po-
moe da ova nasa vecerinka bude
ovako uspeSna.
Anna Sekulit, dop.
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