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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
J. |. Lewis
JE PRIMAL
WLB 0DB0R
Lewis je naznanil, da -je pri-
pravljen, nastopiti pred
Vojnim delavskim odbo-
rom, katerega doslej nj
priznaval.
WA AcIJTNrrr0Nr % ;,,1;;,

WASHINGTON, %. julia. -
John L. Lewis, predsednik or
ganizacije premogarjev, je, vsaj
zacasno, koneal svoj trpek spor
z Vojnim delavskim odborom
ter izjavil, da je pripravljen,
nastopiti pred MIN zadevi ne
kega kontrakta, o katerem upa,
da DO postal podlaga vseh osta-
lih poravnav.
Lewisova izjava, da je pri-
pravljen priti pred ia odbor,
cigar avtoritete doslej nj pri-
znaval, utegne odstraniti glavno
zapreko poravnave problemov
premogarjev, ker bosta zdaj O.
be stranki nastopili pred tenn
odborom.
Lewisovo priznanje WLB je
bilo dano v obliki pisma, XII ga
je pisal Williamu H. Davisu, ma
celniku tega odbora. V tenn pi.
smu je Lewis dejal, da so on ir
illinoiski premogovni operator.
il pripravljeni, nastopiti prec
! Odhorono " zadevi kontra Ut 6
med unijo in Illinois Coal Ope
rators Association.
Kontrakt, XII je bill ia teden o.
dobren, predvideva tako zvant
portal-to-portal place v zneskl
$1.25 ma dan (placo "a hojo
delu in cd della pod zemljo), il
48-urni delovni teden mezdc
in pol "a cas- mad 35-urno delo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
BOJI PARTIZANOV V JUGO.
SLAVIJI

LONDON, 10. julia. (ONA).
- Moskovski radio javlja da-
mes v svoji oddaji anglescini,
da so jugoslovanski partizani
po zavzetju mesta Zvornik po-
skodovali rudnike v tenn okraju,
XII zalagajo topilnice zeleza v
Zenici. Ia industrija della "a
Krupp-ove tovarne, a bo zdaj
ostala brez surovin, ker so rud-
niki "v TAKEN stanju, da jih DO
tezko zopet popraviti."
Ista vest pravi tudi, da so
partizani ocistili prometno linijo
med Sarajevom in Kladnjem
Najbrze gre "a mestece Klad'
ME, XII lei 80 mill severno cd
Sarajeva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
RU5I pREk0RA(|LI REk0
!, BL|zU ME5TA 0RLA
Ma drugem bregu reke so pobili 1000 Mem
cev.-Zavezniki pogreznili japonsko ladjo


LONDON, sobota, "a. julia.
- Moskva naznanja, da so rus
ke cete prekoracile neko reko
vzhodno cd Orla, nakar so ma
drugem bregu reke pobili 1000
Nemcev ter prodrli stiri milje
dalje do obleganega Orla.
Severno cd Orla so Rusi od-
bill in strli. vec srditih nemskih
protinapadov ter pri Bolhovu u
nicili en- polk nemske pehote.
Akcija ruskih armad
Specialni ruski komunike ma
znanja, da je bilo v cetrtek uni
cenih 90 nemskih tankov in 112
letal, polnocni komunike pa ma
znanja, da je bilo vceraj ma treh
straneh obleganega Orla pobi-
tin 5,4OO nemskih vojakov ter
unicenih IS tankov.
Rusi zdaj priznavajo to, kar
Nemci ze vec dni trdijo, da so
namrec Rusi v ofenzivi ma ce-
lotni 'front.', cd Ljeningrada do
Azovskega morja.
Orel pred padcem
Da je zavzetje Orla po rus
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
ZADUsNICE

V nedeljo zjutraj Oh Z. uri Sc
bo brala " cerkvi sv. Vida "a
dusnica "a pokojnim vojakom
Frederick Ubic, oh 80. dnevnici
njegove smrti.
V ponedeljek zjutraj oh Z. u
ri Sc pa bo brala zadusnica v
cerkvi sv. Vida "a pokojnim FIR.
Berkopec, OBJ priliki tretje OBJ
letnice njegove smrti. Sorodniki
in prijatelji so vabljeni, da Sc
opravil udelezijo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
Vesti IL dOmOvine

DR.. Marusic, o katerem so re
porocah, da je bill ubit, Sc vedno
zivi. Podrobnejsih podatkov do
zdaj Sc nismo prejeli.
Ameriski Slovenci DIR. Marusi-
ca dobro poznajo, ker Sc je "a
casa prve svetovne vojne naha-
jal v Ameriki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
''Brambovci" Palermo kapitul
rail- breZ boja.

z ameriSko sedmo armada v
Palermu, %. julia. - Oh ropo-
tanju vojaskih bobnov in oh
strumnem pozoru vojastva, je
zaplapolala danes mad prestol-
nico Sicilije ameriska zastava
zvezd in prog, ko je general
George S. Patton zasegel me-
sto v imenu Zedinjenih draw.
Mesto Palermo je pablo v O.
blast ameriskih Get vceraj po.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
Tisoce ujetnikov

V Palermu je bilo zajetih tt
soce italijanskih vojakov, med
mimi diva nadaljna generala, XII
bosta zdaj prideljena onim sti-
rim divizijskim generalom, XII
so bill ze pref zajeti.
Poleg tega, da nj vojastvo
Palermo nudilo nikakega odpo-
ra, je bilo najbolj presenetljivo
dejstvo to, da nj bilo mixer du-
ha ne sluha O italijanski NOR
narici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
zAVzETJE ME5TA pALERMA,
kI Sc JE VDAL0 BREz B0JA
Dramaticni prizori v mestu, kjer je prebi-
valstvo navdusenjem pozdravilo
ameriSke cete
LJUDSKE DEMONSTRACIJE, SABOTAzA IN STAV-
KE ITALIJ

poldne, ko je pljusknil val ame-
riskega vojastva v smeri Cd
Agrigenta ter Sc razlil proti Pa
lermu.
Ukaz generala Pattona
General Patton je ukazal vse-
mu prebivalstvu, maj ostane v
hisah, dokler nj bila po vsem
mestu vzpostavljena vojaska
kontrola. Ko je bila ia prepoved
dvignjena, so hise izbruhnile il
sebe navduseno prebivalstvo, XII
je prihitelo ma ulice pozdravljat
Amerikance.
Dramaticni prizori
Pri Porti Novi - slavoloku
image - so ljudje predrli po-
licijske kordone ter zavalovili
naprej, doeim so jim solze We
selja in olajsanja drle po licih.
Dive separatni sill generala
Pattona - ena je primarsirala
cd juga, druga cd jugozapada,
sta Sc sestali ma glavnem trgu
Palermo, Sc pozdravili ter pre-
well mesto svojo oblast.
Prior je bill preprost in hkra-
ii silno dramaticen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24

Mrs. Theresa Spilak, stanu-
.joca ma 1114 E. 81 St., je pre-
jela kratko notice cd svojega
sina Alexa, XII je japonski vojni
ujetnik. Pise j, da je zdrav ter
da pozdravlja vse svoje sorod-
nike in prijatelje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
ISKRENE CESTITKE

v nedeljo bodo obhajali svoj
god vsi Jakobi, v ponedeljek pa
Ancke. Cestitam vam vsem IL
srca ter zelim, da bi zdravi in
veseli docakali Sc mnogo let!
To vam iz srca zeli vasa pri-
jateljica
Toncka Jevnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24

Podprimo borbo Amerike IA demo-
kracijo In svobodo sveta . nakupom
vojnih bondov In vojno- varcevalnih
xnamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
VAZNOST DELAVCEV V
LIVARNAH

Glavni stan naborne komisije
v Columbusu, sc zaveda, da je
ameriski industriji danes ne
obhodno potrebno ono delav-
stvo, XII je zaposleno pri tezkih
delhi, predvsem delavstvo v
plavzih in livarnah. Naborna ko-
misija Sc bo ozirala ma to vazno
dejstvo pri vpoklicih mostva v
vojasko sluzbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
BOJI MA PACIFIKU

Zavezniski glavni stan ma Pa
cifiku, sobota, "a. julia. - Ia
vezniski bombniki so preprecili
Japoncem, da bi ojacili svojo
bazo v Buinu z mostvom in po-
trebscinami ter so v cetrtek po-
noci pogreznili 9,OOO-tonsko ja-
ponsko ladjo, XII je oskrbovala z
gasolinom in oljem pomorska
letala, tako zvane hidroplane.
Poleg te ladje so bombniki po-
skodovali tudi enega izmed sti-
rih spremljajocih jo rusilcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24

kin armadah samo Sc vprasanje
nekaterih dni, je razvidno il od-
dale berlinskega radia, XII pravi,
da bi Orel, &c bi bill "a Nemce
izgubljen, ne pomenil velike IL
CUBE, ker je samo "lokalnega
pomona. Nemsko ljudstvo pa
We prav tako dobro kakor nem-
Ska vrhovna komanda, da je O.
rel ena najutrjenejsih nemskih
took in zasidralisce armad, ci-
gar izguba bi pomenila prelom
in nestabilnost velikega della
nemSke fronte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
SMRTNA KOSA

Vceraj zjutraj je po kratkl
bolezni preminil v Emergency
Clinic bolnisnici rojak Andrew
Petelinkar, star SO let, stanujoc
ma 679 E. 157 St. Donna je bill
liz vasi zeje, fara Smlednik, od-
koder je prisel V Ameriko pred
35. lett. Bill je clan drustva Mir
st. 142 SNPJ.
Tukaj zapusea zalujocega 81
ma Augusta, dive hceri, Ann
Greecher in Renee Bonnell, ter
vnuka Augusta Richard. Sopro-
ga Mary je preminila pred 21.
lett. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v torek
zjutraj Oh $50 uri IL August F.
Svetek pogrebnega zavoda, 478
j. 152 St., cerkev sv. Marie
in nato ma pokopalisce sv. Pa
via. - Bodi pokojniku ohranjen
blag spomin, preostalim sorod-
nixon pa nase sozalje!
POBIRANJE ASESMENTA
Tajnica drustva Slovenski
dom st. 6 S. D. z. sporoca clan
stvu, da ne bo pobirala ases-
menta nocoj, "a. julia, pac pa
v ponedeljek, dne 26. julia, "
navadnih prostorih.
i Tajniki, XII pobirajo assessment
v Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave., bodo pobirali nocoj in v
ponedeljek, "a. in 26. julia, ne
v nedeljo ma Is.
Tajniki in tajnice drustev, XII
zborujejo v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma st. Clair Ave-, pa
bodo pobirali svoj assessment "a
tekoci mesec, nocoj, "a. julia v
spodnji .dvorani.
a g
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
NESRECA

Dobro poznana Mrs. Frances
Culkar, 87O9 Rosewood Ave., je
tako nesrecno padla ma mokrem
plocniku, da 81 je zlomila levo
Rroko v zapestju. Prijateljice in
znanci SO vabljeni, da jo obisce-
jo, mi j pa zelimo, da bi CHM
preje okrevala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24

Zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
verni Afriki, %. julia. - O.
klopna kolona ameriske sedme
armade, XII je udarila bliskovi-
to naglico, je zavzela Palermo,
glavno mesto Sicilije, cemer
ie koncan odpor V stirih peti-
nah otoka.
Demoralizacija italijanskega vo-
jastva
Tank in topovi, XII so prigr-
nell v to sesto najvecje itali-
jansko mesto, SO izzvali osup-
lost in okamenelost med BRAN
bovci, XII so postal takoj demo
ralizirani.
LJUDSTVO ZAHTEVA MIR
Porocila il Madrida javljajo
da italijansko ljudstvo demon
strira po ulicah Rima, Benetk
Milana, Turina, Florence in Tr'
sta, kriceS mir! Mir!'
IL vse Italije prihajajo poro
ella O staVkah in SabOtaZi, do
cim ie Balkan v splOsni vstaji
liz Rima re ljudstvO v masaf
bezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24

Da je zavzetje Orla po rus
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02
North Valley News

Mrs. Lyle Hammond, Laurel
and Donald visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Dotter at their
ranch home near Forsyth Sun
day.
The Sorrel Horse Victory club
met at the home of Mrs. Guy
Van Cleve Wednesday. Guests
were Mrs. H. A. Williams and
Mrs. Roland Jones and Herby.
Mrs. Bernie Quigley drew the
defense stamp. Mrs. Williams re-
ceived first prize and Mrs. Glenn
Quest drew low.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jones
and Herby and Mrs. Jake Ad-
Ter, Teddy and Bernice are
spending a two weeks vacation
with relatives near Salmon, Id
aho.
The North Valley neighbors
had an enjoyable get-to-gether
Thanksgiving dinner at the Fos-
ter hau. Not even the farmers
could afford to have turkey this
year, but they did have lots of
chicken and ham with all the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02
A Word ron
]. Ernest Weinberq

Am home again.
Will continue my effort to
serve your requirements.
Do not neglect those hens;
in changeable weather they
need an especial preparation
to keep them on the job. If
they have not completed the
mott add a proper mineral to
the feed.
Wormy hogs eat more feed
and give less returns than
clean hogs.
Watch your weaver pigs
and stock hogs-keep them
thrifty with balanced ration.
A proper blend of minerals
increases the hogs ability to
turn feed into pork.
A suggestion to all hog
feeders: at the age of six
months your hogs should
weigh 225 pounds.
When hogs are cheap,
make pork quickly.
A powdered preparation is
now largely used in the bed
ding to control lice and con-
troll disease.
A word to those who are
quitting hogs. An old miser
once said to me; Ven de Cd
der yellow gedS oud I geds in.
This is a proverb to practice
largely.
1t should rot be necessary
to make a patriotic appeal
Ior logs. Too many growers,
however,, are quitting hogs.
The central states are quit
ting fast.
Should we adopt the slo-
gan, Hogs to win the war;,
We would grow them, fatten
them. and give them away
with a smile. 1 am not in IA
vor of substituting the hog.
Just make him into pork and
use that subsidy to get him
over to the boys. our boys and
Our Allied Boys.
Anyone who refuses to do
his full duty without a sub
sidy is not good enough to
live here, when the Boys
Come Marching Home"
I do not overlook the in
equalities of values which
have overtaken us, and just
here we find the difference
in our Democratic Dictator
ship and the dosage shot
down the necks of the popu-
lace in aggressor nations.
Yours for sincerity and SER
vice,
J. ERNEST WEINBERG,
Your Rawleigh Dealer.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02

caught up with him at the gate
and crushed him against the
fence in such a way as to force
his eye out of the socket over
his glasses, which broke and
cut his cheek. Bones in his
cheek, nose and forehead were
broken and he suffered severe
shock. He received medical aid
in Sheridan.
Lee Adsit has leased Mrs.
Frank Harvey's ranch for the
1914 season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hosford re-
turned to the ranch last Mon
day. Dick just returned from
shipping cattle to Omaha.
Mrs. Eileen Sargent and son,
Winthrop, Jr., are guests at VIM.
V. JohnSons. 1t. Merida Cum
mings and Sgt. Nell PIERRE were
also weekend guests of the
Johnsons.
All the high school students
spent the holiday with their
parents this last week.
Miss Kathleen Kobold came
from Billings to spend Thanks
giving with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Given
spent Thanksgiving at Buffalo,
Wyo., with Mr.. Given's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Furman
were Thanksgiving dinner guests
of Mrs. Charles Young and Miss
Mary Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Penson
were hosts on Thanksgiving day
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilmer Hell
vey and Thad of Sheridan, Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Collins and
children of Piney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Penson and Miss Char
lene, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg
PenSOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hosford
ere hOStS to Captain Lee on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Anderson
spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sitter.
At the Spear o ranch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis B. Spear, Jr., were
hosts to Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Tor
gerSon, Dan and Irma Georgian,
AL and Lou Erickson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Litander and son,
Lars, of Lodge Grass, Mrs. Eli
cen Sargent and son, Winthrop,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Torrey
B. johnson, and Mrs. and Mrs.
Jackson D. Moody.
Wally Duel of Bear creek was
calling on Rosebud rancherS on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Barton
we're guests of Mrs. Frank Har-
vey and family for Thanksgiv-
ing.
The Dick Glenns were dinner
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02

car has introduced "a new
concept in motor vehicles, Ell
mer Thompson, secretary of the
Automobile Club of America,
says its influence is already be-
ing felt among the designers
and engineers who are making
plans for our postwar automo-
biles. THE Jeep, WHY'S Over
lands famous scout car, has
proved to an economy-con-
scious nation that a small light
weight vehicle can perform eff
fectively in competition with
larger, more powerful cars" he
points out. In so doing, it has
resold the public an the advan-
tages of small but powerful mo-
tors which can deliver more
miles per gallon of gasoline" In
Thompson's opinion postwar
cars will be lighter, easier to
handle, better riding and cheap
er to operate.
BAZOOkA BLUES-Music low
ers who used to cringe at the
SSoAAA VI ooO oU1lIS
will be interested in knowing
that the army's counterpart is
having the same devastating eff
fectS on the enemy.
Brick walls, Cotton enemy
tanks, bridges and concrete pill
boxes wither under the fire of
its deadly rocket projectile. This
spectacular American secret
weapon" is manned by two SOL
diers. One carries and fires it
while his teammate loads it.
While it was the radio that
made" the peacetime bazooka,
a radio company, Philco Radio
Corporation, is producing the
ammunition for the wartime
bazooka.
BITS OF BUSINESS - West
inghouse Lamp Division supplies
it's workers 10000 gloves a
month so that no moisture from
the hands can touch the deli
cate tube parts. =. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company Stats
ticians have figured that from
birth to the age of 10 a boy
consumes about $4,000 worth of
food and a girl $3.50.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02

trimmings. In the afternoon, af-
ter everyone had that full, con-
tented e%Xression, they all gath
cred near the old heating stove
and lazily enjoyed an entertain
ment which was put on by the
more energetic ones of the
crowd. Miss Margaret Hert did
a tap dancing numer, Miss Car
olyn Crouch recited a poem on
Thanksgiving, and the remain
der of the afternoon was spent
sharpening wits in a quiz game,
led by Mrs. Buelah Crouch. In
the evening a dance was enjoyed
by the young folks.
Miss Gretchen Van Cleve
spent the Thanksgiving week
end with her sister, Annabel, in
Great Falls.
Mrs. Lyle Hammond received
from her brother, Sgt. Russell
R. S. Sanders, who is with the
Army Postal bet. in the Pana-
ma Canal Zone. a number of
unusual and interesting articles
which included a basket, fan,
and a couple of bags, all of
which were hand made of ma
tive grasses. He also sent two
beautiful wooden blankets.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02
Kirby Kernels

Many of our Rosebud ranch
fall and put in some fall seeds.
fall an put in some fall seeds.
Dehorning and weaving of the
big early spring calves has been
in progress also during the nice
weather.
John Watt left last week for
Pasadena, Calf, to spend the
winter with his mother and at
tend high school. He had to wait
for a train reservation for the
past two months and attended
high school in Sheridan while
waiting.
Lewis Watt and Mike Randall
spent last weekend in Sheri-
dan.
Mrs. Furman taught school on
Saturday of last week so that
she might have this weekend
at home, and spent it at the
dentists office in Sheridan.
Ray Holmes had the misfor-
tune to have a wild COW take
after him in his own corral. She
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02
DID YOU KNOW THAT -

DID YOU KNOW THAT -
Only torpedo bomber used in
the navy is the Grammar "aven
ger" which carries torpedoes
weighing nearly a ton.
The slate-grey dipper, a bird,
is able to dive beneath the sur
face of the water without getting
wet, because Of its water resis-
tant plumage.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02

hosts on Saturday evening to a
large group of friends preceding
the dance and box supper at the
Kirby hall.
Miss Ruth Ferguson of Chey-
enne, wy, is spending her vac
alton with home folks.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02
FADS OR FREEDOM

We are going through a period of history made up Of scrambled
economics favored with countless "isIns."
Each "ism' claims to be the dear peoples savior from toll, and
promises to take from those who "have" for those who haven't"
All the "isns' claim to be the cure for wal, but they all teach
class hatred = hatred of the man who has saved"
The United States has not been an aggressor nation, it has.
fought only for equal rights and individual freedom.
We in this country should not allow ourselves to be fooled by
"isms." We can make adjustments without upsetting a nation of.
contentment. We have a constitutional government that has sur
vived depression and obstacles before, and it certainly can pull out
of its present problems if "isms" do not undermine its foundation.
Blaming war on capitaistic abuses and trying to incte our peo-
ople against capital (private savngs), doesn't make sense. The
countries that claim to be non-capitaistic are the most war ag-
gressive. And anyway, where there is a wheel turning there is in
vestment, which is capital. No matter whether the people do the
Investing, or the government does it, the people in the end are
the investors.
In the progress of America, the people have put up their own
capital and the government has remained their servant as our
Constitution intended it to be.
With so many ration books to pack around, the monstrous hand
bags the women have been carrying aren't so silly after all.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02
IRRIGATION OR NAVIGATION

Governor Sam G. Ford finds cause for alarm in the activities of
the United States engineering corps affecting the waters of the
Missouri River Basin. Without divulging the details of the plan to
the people of the region who own the water, army engineers in
tend to present "a comprehensive plan" for development to con-
gress. Governor Ford demands the necessary information to pro-
tet the interests of Montana"
Only a few months ago the federal power authorities of the Col
mubia River Basin were about to cause great damage by raising
the waters of Flathead lake. Only prompt opposition organized by
Governor Ford put a stop to the scheme. Montana is a seni-arid
state, its development depending upon water. For years foresight
ed citizens have envisoned a population of ten times the present
number prospecting through developments stenming from better
utilization of water resources. Government men who know or care
nothing about such matters plan vast spending programs with
out regard to the rights of our state or the welfare of our people.
1t is almost incomprehensible. American boys are dying in the
jungles of the South Seas and in the SHOWS of the Apprentices; yet
the army can employ its engineers and plan great expenditures
upon what in effect seems to be war against the people of Mon
tana. Some way should be found to explain to the army engineers
that the development of irrigation is far more important than
navigation of the Missouri River and more or less imaginary flood
control.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02

Buy War Bonds and Stamps
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02

A shortage of bourbon may be the explana
sid (Nebr.) Tribune. It observes that when
Kentucky they voted Republican,"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-02

With so many ration books to pack around, the monstrous hand
bags the women have been carrying aren't so silly after all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
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lgta De Roosevelt y de Churchill