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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17
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Franco.ki spisal = GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - oTON zUPANcIc

"Gospod Georges Duroy, do
Der prijatelj Charlesov gospa
de Marelle, moja prijateljica,
malo cello sorodnica."
| Pristavila je Sc: "Veste, mi
smo tukaj brez ceremonij, bolj
po, domace. Sal vam je vsec ia
ko, ali ne?"
Mladi moz Sc je priklonil.
Toda vrata so sc iznova odpr-
la, in prikazal sc je majhen, de-
belusen gospod, cokat in okro-
|gel, pod pazduho je vodil veliko
in lepo gospo, visjo cd MEGA,
mnogo mlajso, z umerjenim We
denjem in d o s t 20 janstvenimi
kretnjami. To je. bill gospod
w a r, poslanec, financije,
podjetnik, lid il JUNE Franci-
lie, lastnik lista "Vie franchise"
S svojo zeno, rojeno Basile-Ra-
valan, hcerjo bankirja istega
imena.
Potem sta prisla magic drug
"a drugim Jacques Rival, zelo
eleganten, in Norbert de Va
renne, mastnim ovratnikom,
kar svetlim, ker so sc drgnili
obenj dolgi lasje, padajoei mu
do ramen, posipavajoei ga z be-
limi prhljaji.
Njegoyi slabo zavezani kra-
vati je bilo videti, da je ne nosi
prvikrat. S promo gibcnostjo
starega kavalirja je stopil k 60
spe Forester, prijel memo roko
in jo poljubil. Ko Sc je sklonil
"a poljub, so Sc razprostrli ME
govi dolgi lasje kakor slap mia
'di zenski :preko gole roke.
Nazadnje je prisel Sc Fore
istier in Sc je opraviceval, da je
tako pozen. Toda Morelova afe-
ra ga je zadrzala urednistvu.
Gospod Morel, radikalen posla-
nee, je bill namrec naslovil ma
ministrstvo prasanje radi zah-
teve kredita z ozirom ma koloni-
zacijo v Algiru.
Sluga je javil: "Pripravljeno
je."
In odsli so obednico.
Duroya so posadili med 60
|spo de Marelle in njeno hcerko'
Iznova Sc mu je omajalo ravno-
dusje, zakaj bal Sc je, da ne ma
redi kake nerodnosti pri kon-
vencijonalni vporabi vilic, zlice,
ali kozarcev,. Pc stirje so stall
pred vsakim gostom, eden je bill
bledo sinje barve. Kaj neki bl
Sc pilo il tistega?
! Ko so jedli juho, MISC mic 60
IIvorili, potem pa je prasal Nor
bert de Varenne: cali ste citall
Gautierjevo pravdo? Cudna "a
deva tow
! In sedaj so pretresali ia "a:
;motani slucaj presustva, spo'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17

|bessdah in gelih niS SeYostih, JIG
obral naiprsi dneype dogodke
in doteknivsi ss 1aimoG oGrede vsah
mogocih prasanj, Sc je zasulal
napoeled nazaj do.interpelac bic
Morelove radi kolonizacije v AL
giriji. r. ~~ =
Gospod Walter je zbil med
dvema jedema nekaj sal, zakaj
bill ie skepticen in brez zanosa.
Forester je pripoyedoval vse-
bino svojega jutrsnjega clanka
Jacques Rival je zahteval voja-
.sko vlado, in da je treba doyo-
liti vsem castnikom po trideset-
.letnem sluzbovanju zemlje V
kolonijah. ,
"Na. ia nacin," je razkladal,
Isl ustvarite zilavo prebival-
stvo, XII pozna in ljubi dezelo ze
izdavna, XII razume ME jerk in
81 je ma jasnem glede vseh tistih
lokalnih prasanj, OBJ katerih Sc
izpotakne neoporoecno vsak no.
vince, XII Sc je sele priselil."
Norbert de Varenne ga je
prekinil:
''Da vse bodo umeli, samo
poljedelstva ne. Govorili bodo
po arabsko, a vedeli ne bodo
kako Sc sadi pesa in kako Sc Sc
je Tito. Cello ma Sable bodo ju-
MAXI, a slabi izvedenci v gnoji.
lih. Treba 81 nasprotno odpreti
to novo .dezelo vsen1u narodu
Prebrisane glave Sc ze vgnezdi.
jo, drugi. podlezejo.. To je soci.
jalen zakon."
Kratek premolk je sledil
-, Smehljali so Sc. ::
(Dalje prihodn1ic) ,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17

|jen Z izsilj jeTanjem A. govorili
MISC tako kakor Sc pomenkujer
|jo no druKinah Q dogodkih; pri-
|ohGenih po casopisju, nego tako,
kakor razPravljajo zdravniki Q
|b9lezni ali branjevci 0. zelenja-
vi Nobeden Sc nj zgrazal, nobe-
den cudil dejstvom; iskali so
globljih skritih. vzrokov 4 neko
profesionalno radovednostjo in
s popolno mirnodusnostjo "a
zlocin sam. Izkusali so razloziti
natanko zapocetke dejanj v ka-
ii, opredeliti vse dusevne poja-
We, il katerih Sc je razvila dra-
ma, rezultat cisto posebnega "a
vestnega stanja, XII Sc da znan-
stveno pribiti. Cello dame so Sc
razvnele OBJ tenn temeljitem raz-
glabljanju. Resetali so tudi dru-
ge dogodke zadnjih dni, preis-
kovai so jih, obracali ma vse
strani, tehtali njih vrednosti s
tistim prakticnim pogledom in
s. tistega posebnega stalisca
kupcevalcev 2 novicami, XII raz-
pecavajo ma. vrstice clovesko ko-
medic, kor prefskujejo,
obracajo in tehtajo trgovci bla-
go, XII ga bodo postavili ma pro-
daj.
Potem je nanesla govorica ma
neki dvoboj, in Jacques Rival
je powell besedo. Tu je bill on
mojster: nihce drugi nj mogel
razpravljati o tel stvari.
Duroy 81 nj upal sproziti nit
enc besede. Vcasih je pogledal
svojo sosedo, katere polna prsa
so ga zapeljevala. Cd usesa j
je visel ma zlati nitki demant
kakor da j je zdrknila kapljs
vode ma kozo. Semtertja je ma.
redila kako opazko, XII je vzbu-
dila vselej smeh ma ustnicah
Bila. je ljubko-segavega duha z
iznenadujocimi d o m islicami
zenska poulicne prebrisanosti
XII gleda stvari brezbriznostje
in jih presoja Z .lahnim in do
brohotnim skepticizmom.
Duroy je .iskal zaman kakor
snegasikoli poklona "a njo, il
ker nj nasel nicesar, Sc je bavi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17
(Nadaljevanje)

E%vE.sts -3 E.
Polt lehti in nedrija il je gle
dala il pene belih cipk, s kateri-
mi so il bill obsiti zivotec in
kratki rokavi; lasje, vzdignjeni
ma teme, so Sc il ma tilniku malo
kodrali in so il plavali v lah-
nem, puhastem oblacku okoli
vratu. .-' =. - +.
Duroy Sc je pomiril pod ME
MIN pogledom, XII ga je spomi-
njal, sam nj vedel zakaj, pogle-
da dekline, katero Sc je, sre-
cal prejsnji vecer v Folies-
Bergeres. Oci SO il bile sive,
modrikasto-sive, kar Jim je da-
jalo cuden, skorajda nekam tuj
izraz, nos je bill tenak, ustnice
krepke, brada nekoliko mesna-
ia, obraz nepravilen in zapeljiv,
poln milne in nagajivosti! Bilo
je emo tistih zenskih oblicij, XII
Jim razodeva, vsaka poteza po-
sebno drazest, kaze vsaka crta
svoj pomen, XII Sc tt zde, kakor
da hocejo S slehernim pregibom
kaj povedati ali zatajiti.
Po kratkem premolku ga je
prasala: cali ste re dolgo v
Parizu?"
Odgovoril je, in med beseda-
mi Sc mu je polagoma vracala
samozavest: "Sele nekaj mese-
cev, gospa. Pri zeleznici imam
sluzbo; Forester mi je napol
obljubil, da me sprawl morda k
zurnalistiki."
Men nasmeh Sc je sedaj bolj
izrazil, dobrohotnejsi Sc mu je
zdel; zamrmrala je podmolk-
linn glasorr: "Vem."
Zopet je pozyonilo. Sluga je
javil:
"Gospa de Marelle."
Bila je majhna temnolaska
kakorsnim pravimo brunetke.
Vstopila je .zivahno; bila je
kakor naslikana; Vita VISA, ka1
je je bilo, v temno, kaj pripro'
sto obleko.
Samo rdeca roza, ki-si jo je
bila vteknila v crne lase, je vie.
kla siloma oci nase, kakor da
opozarja ma njeno lice, poudar'
ia ME posebni znacaj, il maj ds
pristojno zivo in krepko noto.
q njo je prislo dekletce '
kratkem krilu. Gospa Forester
il je pohitela nasproti:
"Dober dan, Klotilda."
"Dober dan, Madelena."
Objeli sta sc. Potem il je po
nudila deklica svoje cello 81
gurnostjo odraslega cloveka, il
spregovorila:
"Dober dan tetka."
Gospa Forester jo je polju
bila; nato je predstavila:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17

abe" most animal in the Aeutan islands
by
provides quarts Of milk daily for The staff In
right famous Peterson Of Minneapolis
milk being used BY most Of the troops in that section
well as war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Horoscope
For Frfdon Dec. y. rg!E.

For Friday, Dee. p, fgst.
MARCH 2t TO APRIL 20
Ar4es-Real work before you
today. You will need solid sense,
efficiency, accuracy 10 make the
grade, particularly in matters
dealing with money, investments.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 2O
Taurus - Unfriendiy aspects
call for a strong thread Of CON
tinuity, and consistency and pur-
pose running through all efforts.
MAY II TO JUNE 2f
Gemipi 49, An in-between day
that will or will not be interest
ing, productive. XeHr with n
do. 10 extend yourself is the
telling factor.
JUNE % TO July IS
CaHeeE-Stars dxise tact.
evolentu understanding in
heart affairs, all dealing with
opposite sex. relatives.
July % TO AUG. %
leo - Keep everything under
control. Uncontrolled emotions
often block progress. Discuss
plans quietly with those in the
know and follow wise suRges-
tions. Rest. read in spare time.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Tygo-Not too inviting pros
poets now. Take problems seri-
ously but not dejectedly, rather
in ambitious spirit, determined,
confidently.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libra-Sort Of down-beat feel
ing? You can beat this by keep
ing busy. quickening the tempo
Of activity.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Stick 10 routine mat
ters, important musts. they seem
best bets now. Romance, domes-
tic problems need TO be handled
adroitly.
NOV. - TO DEC. 2e
.Sagittdrius 49, Solidify your
business front; be sagacious IN
money matter. Rather unre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
By Francis Drake

sponsive day Clamp down on ex-
cessive spending.
DC. - TO JAN. 2f
CopricolA-Start By avoiding
extremes, emotional upsets. uu-
SaT0ry propositions or cOmpan-
ions.
JAN. p To FEB. 90
AquurfRs-Big change FOR bet
ter; vibrations unusually fine.
Widen your scope Of activities;
don't neglect ANYTHING beneficial
that serves a desirable end
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 90
Pisces - Guard money. your
personal income. also that Of
those whom you help, your en-
ployer.
Copyright. 1854. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Festive
Peach Salad

SIMPLE BUT attractive are
the adjectives chosen 10 de-
scribe this peach basket salad.
suitable for any of the holiday
dinners or luncheons you are
planning. The food combina-
ton is a refreshing one and
adds colorful warmth to the
table. Your young daughter
would love to produce it, all on
her own.
Peach Basket Salad
8 canned cling peach halves
i Bounce pac k age cream
cheese
Salt 10 taste
"a cup shredded coconut
RaiSinS
Lettuce
Mayonnaise.
Drain peaches. Cream cheese
thoroughly. Combine with salt
and coconut and use TO fill
centers OF peach halves. Thread
raisins on toothpicks. Join three
picks 70 form an arch. Insert
in peach flesh TO make a
handle Serve on a lettuce cup
and garnish with mayonnaise.
Serves s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Csndied Orange Peel

Peel from 3 oranges
] cup sugar
2 tablespoons light corn syrup
"a cup water.
Remove peel in quarters from
oranges. Cover peel with water
10 which / teaspoon salt has
been added and boil = hour.
Drain. Cover again with water.
Boil u hour longer or until ten-
der. Drain. Cut peei IN strips.
Bring sugar, corn syrup and
cup water TO boil. Add the peel
and cook gently in syrup 10
cover until peel is clear. Cool
IN syrup several hours or over
night. Reheat. Drain. Roll IN
granulated sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22

High fashion GIBBS to new low tide coverage in beach
and play toys At southern resorts this winter and
Michigan sands next summer, smart figures will wear
bare bare fashions such this bathingp play costume
that has the wrapped and tied look OF pnstrped
seersucker the malot suit is draped and shfred with
believe it not elastic The baerina skirt has front
pockets and elasticized midr In hibiscus red
blue bark brown pin striped with white, the ensemble
comes in small, medium or large sizes, S12.95.
For shopping Information call Joan Dean en- $500 line
between a and $50 p. m.-SGurdays $50 to ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Christmas
Candies
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

CANDY is as much a part Of
Christmas as Is the Christmas
tree and candy making is part
OF holiday fun. Pictured here
are five wholesome and deli
cious fruit CONNECTIONS, to which
oranges contribute their health
full qualities and pleasing flavor.
They include: uncooked fruit
caramels, orange sugared nuts,
candied orange peel, orange
fruit paste. chocolate orange
fudge. Fruit candies. such as
these, may be eaten freely and
so are especially good for chill
dnen.
Uneooked Fruit CersmeIs
/ cup raisins
1 cup figs
/ cup aprieots or prunes or
dates eco
2 tablespoons grated orange
peel
2 to 4 tablespoons orange juice.
Wash dried fruits. Put
through food chopper. Moisten
with orange juice, using just
enough TO hold mixture to-
gether. Pack into CREASED pan.
Chill overnight in refrigerator.
Cut in squares. These may be
busted with powdered sugar.
Top squares with nut meats
Orange Suesred Nu+s
III cups sugar
n cup orange juice
l teaspoon grated orange peel
2 cups WalnutS
Cook sugar and orange juice
together to soft ball stage. Re-
move from heat. add orange
peel and nuts. Stir until syrup
begins TO look cloudy. Before
mixture hardens. drop by spoon
fuls on waxed paper Separate
into desired size clusters.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Raid Alert Sounded
In Bern as American
Envoy Gives Regrets
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclateo PfesS.
BERN, Switzerland, April 5.-An
AFRAID alert sounded in Bern yes
terday while United States Minister
Leland Harrison called on Foreign
Minister Pilet Golaz to deliver the
State Departments official apology
for the accidental bombing of
Schaffhausen Saturday and assur-
ances that every effort would be
made to prevent recurrence.
Warning signals sounded in a
number of other sections of Switz-
erland also, but not in the Zurich
Schaffhausen district, where funerals
were being held for 35 who died in
the Schaffhausen accident.
Planes Not Identified.
The planes which caused the alert
were not yet identified.
(The German-controlled Paris
radio said bombs had fallen again
last night on Switzerland. There
was no immediate confirmation
of this from Swiss sources.)
Newspapers continued to condemn
the bombing of Schaffhausen, ap-
parently rejecting the official view
that neither protests nor apologies
are effective since the violation of
the air of neutral territory con-
tinues.
Three minor fisticuffs involving
Americans occurred over the week.
end, although the Swiss people gen.
orally showed their characteristic
restraint.
Guarding Against Incidents.
To guard against incidents Amer
ican diplomats, interned aviators
and escaped prisoners of war re-
ceived instructions to avoid bars
and public places, to eat at restau-
rants only if necessary and to leave
Immediately after they were fin-
ished, and to continue normally but
apologetically their relations with
Swiss friends while avoiding posi-
bly, bitter conversations with strang-
erS.
The Journal de Geneve said the
United States Minister had present.
ed his regrets and hoped "his COM
patriots, our temporary guests"
Evening star., 1944-04-05
You're Sure to Like New Enalandss
Own Baked Beans Best

B g. M Brick Oven Baked Beans,
actually baked in New England,
give you that extra-hearty flavor
and true, old-time goodness for
which Yankee housewives have
long been famous. They're baked
slowly, all day long, with home
style Maine sauces until each de-
licious bean is mealy, tender and
golden brown. Whenever your Gro.
erisout, remember thislong, slow,
genuine New England baking !. !.
and please be patient. Burnham 3
Morrill, Co., Portland, Maine.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Wish / COULD GET
BACK nv OLD Pep !
This Time-tested Iron Tonic
May Be lust What You Need!

Have you been feeling under-par re-
Gently? Do you get played out easily
lack the zing and vitality to really
enjoy life? And how about your COM
plexion? Does thdt look pale and
.ifeless," too?
Often when people get that way.
it's because their blood is lou in ironl
And when that's the case, a good iron
tonic like Pepto- -Mangan can help a
lot, Pepto- Mangan replenishes what
ever iron the blood may be lacking
helps to give it that rich redness so
essential for radiant strength, healthy
color and sparkling vitality.
!! Recommended by many doctors
I and praised by thousands Of men,
z women and children for its beneficial
effects, in cases of iron deficiency.
! sYeEs pEPI0-MANCAN
& TINE FAMOUS IRON TONIC
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Rebellion in EI Salvador
Reported Quickly Que|Ied

BY the Associated Press.
SAN SALVADOR, Ell Salvador,
April 5.-A revolutionary movement
against the 13-year rule of the gov
eminent of President Gen. Maxi
miliano Hernandez Martinez broke
out Sunday but was quelled i'm
mediately, it was officially san-
nounced yesterday.
However, a report from Man.
aqua, Nicaragua, said that, despite
meager information and the lack
of communications, it was rumored
that the opposition was gaining
strength and that its forces held
the north and west sections of
Salvador and parts Of the capi-
tal)
Gen. Martinez who took ofiice In
1881, was reappointed last Febru-
ary 20 by the constitutional assem-
bly, for another six-year term.
Quiet prevailed in the capital and
electric light service which had been
interrupted has been restored. A
large fire which started in the cen
ter of the city has been brought
under control.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Forty Labor Party Units Ask
End Of British Truce
81 the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 5.-Resolutions
calling on the Labor party to end
Britain's electoral truce were SUBJ
mitted to party leaders yesterday by
40 party units for action at the an
nual convention in May.
One resolution expressed deep
concern over the drift of this
Churchill government toward Fas-
cism," and declared the "uncompro-
missing attitude of the Conservative
party is a blot to progress and in
furious to the war effort"
Another demand that Labor party
Notwithstanding Deputy Prime
Minister Clement r. Attlee and La
Dor Minister Ernest Bevin-leave the
government and embark on more
virile leadership of workers for
achievement of Socialism in the i'm
mediate postwar period"
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Turkish Paper Praises
MoIotov's Assurances
BY the Associated Press.


ANKARA, April 4 Delayed -
The semioffcial Turkish newspaper
illus today characterized as highly
reassuring Soviet Foreign Commits
sar Vyacheslav Molotov's statement
that Russia had sent her troops into
Rumania purely for military reasons
and not with territorial expansion
in mind.
publication of the Molotov state
ment in the Anglo-Saxon countries
will neutralize an effort to make the
world uneasy regarding the Soviet
aims" declared the paper. which is
the organ of the Republican People, s
party.
Evening star., 1944-04-05

would follow his example with "an
attitude more reserved than GUS
tomary, with more courtesy toward
Swiss comrades"
One story creating resentment
was that maps carried by American
flyers do not show Switzerland, so
that they lack proper guide in
avoiding neutral cities.
American flyers who made emer-
gency landings in this country ear
lier were treated as heroes.
Evening star., 1944-04-05

lent and he pursues his activities
normally"
Quoting Vatican sources, the
broadcast declared that audiences
now are granted only to cardinals,
secretaries of congregations and the
holy fathers immediate collabo-
rators."
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Swiss Reported Planning
Further Representotions

LONDON, April S (P.-The Swiss
radio said yesterday the Swiss Lega-
ton in Washington had been in
structed to make further repre-
sentations regarding the accidental
American bombing of Schaffhausen
Saturday and to urge immediate
measures to avoid a repetition of the
incident.
Evening star., 1944-04-05

Dallas, Tex, is accompanying the
body here from Texas.
Cadet Seals was in a training
plane with an instructor when his
craft and a P-40 met in the fatal
crash. The instructor bailed out
safely, but Seals and the pilot OF
the fighter were killed.
Born here in February, 1922,
Cadet Seals attended Mcfarland
Elementary School. His family lived
on Kansas avenue, Petworth, before
moving to Texas.
Survivors in addition to his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Seals,
include brother, Peter, also Of
Dallas, and a sister, Mrs. David
Jennings of Wayne, Pa.
Want to send q note to Hitler?
Save waste kitchen fats to make
explosives,
Evening star., 1944-04-05
District Flying Cadet
Dies in Air Collision

Patrick D. Seals, %, native of
Washington who would have re-
ceived his wings as an Army Air
Forces pilot May l, was killed last
Evening star., 1944-04-05

SATURDAY III a
collision of two
planes over the
E a G ! e Pass
(Tex.) Army Air
Field, re ! atives
here have been
notified.
Funeral serv-
ices will be held
at / pm. Friday
a t he F ort
M Y er Chapel,
with burial in
Arlington Gene
terry. The youths
father, H a r o ! d
F., Seals. now OF
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Poris Radio Reports
Pope's Health Good
BY the Associated Press,

LONDON, April 5.-The German
controlled Paris radio said last night
that although Pope Plus XII has
restricted the number of his audi
ences the pontiff's health is excel
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-11
NOTICE

The annual clinic for removal of
tonsiis and adenoids will begin |
Wednesday, May 81, 1914, at the
Libby General Hospital.
Those wishing this service should |
make appointment for examination
and operation previous to the above
date. A
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-11
Libby News

1t. q. g. Joe Fennessy Jr. and
wife are here visiting at the home
Of Fennessy's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Fennessy Sr.
Jean Cole celebrated her 18th
birthday on May 4, with birth
day party at her home, followed by
a theatre party. Eileen Bitterman,
Dorothy Baenen, Dolores Hunt, Ro-
seile Johnson, Phyllis Apologize,
Maxine Eggert, Claradell Kessel,
Jean Howard and Shirley Homann
attended the after-school party with
many nice gifts and good wishes.
A lovely lunch was served and a
good time enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wollaston and
two sons plan to leave Libby May
IS to return to Seattle and make
their home in that city. Mr.. VOL
laston has accepted a position with
the Northwestern Mutual Fire as
ISOLATION and he will carry on in
spection and survey work for that
company in the state of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Wollaston will be
missed here, especially in musical
circles, Mrs. Wollaston being an ac-
complished musician on the piano
and Mr.. Wollaston on the violin.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-11
SPECIAL SERVICE

st. Johns Ev. Lutheran Church,
Rev. Mr.. H. Hasskamp. pastor, in
cooperation with 1000 Lutheran
churches of the Missouri Synod,
will celebrate Mothers Day by
4mothering" her sons in the service.
The congregation has received cop
les of the current Lutheran Wit
ness magazine, which gives details
as to how the Lutheran Church is
taking care of the spiritual needs
of her boys in the far-flung fight
ing fronts. The local congregation
will receive a special Mothers Day
offering for this work as her part
in raising over 100000 needed to
carry on this work for the coming
year.
The pastor has chosen for his
sermon topic Mothers Day, May
IA, Our Opportunities and Our Re-
sponsibilities." The service will be
a communion service with special
music by the choir.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-11
ANNUAL PICNIC HELD INDOORS

The annual picnic for the Junior
Woman's Club was held in the COM
munity room due to weather condi-
tons Friends and families of the
members were the invited guests.
A buffet dinner was served and
Mrs. Lou Joughin was honored with
a birthday cake, upon which were
placed IL candles representing her
years Of service to the Junior Wom-
ans Club.
A regular business meeting en-
sued after the dinner. Mrs. Ray
mond Bleich and Mrs. Darrell Shau-
rette were chosen as delegates to
the state convention in Missoula,
June 5, and 7.
Mrs. Joughin installed the new
officers with an address and pre-
scented each with corsage.
1t was announced Mrs. Lloyd
Burpee would have charge of the
new books for rental to members.
Mrs. Honora McComas;S former
member, now in service in the
WACs, was one of the honored
guests of the evening.