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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
Ono, 0 cemur je
Russia sanjala 3
leta, Sc je zgodilo

> MOSKVA, 6. junija. - Ko
je. rusko ljudstvo danes culo ra-
dijska porocila 0 invaziji "a
padne Europe, je to zanje po-
menilo, da Sc je uresnicilo ono,
O cemur so sanjali in upali sko-
ri tri dolga leta.
Kakor Sc razume, Sc Rdeca
vojska oh istem casu priprav-
liza, da invaziji = tako tezko
pricakovani~ "drngi 'front.'" =
ma zapadu sledi obnovitvijo O.
fenzive proti Hitlerjevim kohor.
tam ma vzhodu.
Novica, da Sc je invazija "a
celia, je bila tukaj sprejeta z We
likim zadovoljstvom, dasiravnc
je vzelo nekaj casa, predno sc
je docela zapopadlo vaznost ope-
racij ma obali Francije.
Wits bo rastel z razvojem
invazije
Ma zunaj je bilo vse mirno
ampak ljudJe v splosnem, ka'
kor tudi uradni krogi so raz.
motrivali najnovejsi razvoj do
godkov zivahnim navduse.
MEM. Tuji diplomat so prepri-
cani, da Sc DO Wits vocal vzpo-
redno prihajanjem vesti Q
konkretnih rezultatih.
Zvocniki ma trgih in glavnih
ulicah SO bill odprti, da Sc be
lahko brez odlasanja iavilo maj
novejse vesti z zapadne fronte
Nemski napad ponehuje
Sovjetski polnocni komunike.
javlja, da so nemske operacijt
ma romunski 'front.' vceraj zace
lie padati, in istocasno Sc javlja
| da so sovjetska letala ma Bal
tiku potopila tri nemske trans
lporte.
1 Mad Baltiskim morjem Sc j
vrsila ljuta zracna bitka, prav
porotilo, v katerem je bilo Sc
streljenih 20 nemskih letal.
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liza. Nekaj posebnega je spajati
aktualnost z vecnostjo. Mnogo
stvari sem ma takih nocnih po-
hodih premislil, vse kar me zad-
Mi dve lett pregiblje, sem v ei-
stih noeeh jasno potrdil in "a
vestno prevzel nase.
Ali nj to velika stvar, &c sem
lahko vse, kar sem podnevi mi
sill in sklepal, ponoei sprawl v
sklad z zvezdami, z globokim
prostorom neba, z omamno ne
izmernostjo bivanja? Marsikate-
70 noe sem dozivel, kako je vse
ma svetu povezano, in kako je
tudi ponoci trdna in globoka res
MICA, XII jo podnevi oblikujemo
s politienim razumom. Svojo od-
govornost sem pref mogel pre-
izkusati v zaprtih sobah, med
knjigami in hlastnimi ljudmi, da-
mes jo preizkusam sredi odprte-
ga stvarstva, v toku dogodkov,
med ustvarjajocimi ljudmi.
Zavedam Sc, da je cloveku do.
deljena posebna sreca, ce lahkc
ponoci lezi pod milim nebom ter
zroc v migljajoci nebesni pro.
stor s tovarisi sepeta o nalogah
in skrbeh prihodnjega dine. Ia.
vedam Sc, da je posehna milost
&c misel ma mater, zeno in otro'
ka vezes z ljubeznijo do ljudi
XII SO vsak hip pripravljeni daro'
vati zivlienje "a skupno stvar
Najvecja svetost danasnjega Ca
sa je dana tistemu, ki Sc zdruz
z ljudstvom in zivi MIN v sne
lgu, dezju, ognju in smrtni ne
varnosti. IA.
! Blizali srno Sc vasi ma hribu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07

Spominjam sc enc nasih par
tizanskih noci. Ma nebu je sijal
droben krajec, svet je bill potop-
lien somrak, lie ma bliznji progi
je cd casa do casa zaregljala So
vraznikova strojnica. Bill smo
ma dolgi poti, stopali smo v dolgi
vrsti drug "a drugim, oprtani in
tihi. Karavana Sc je villa enako-
merno po ravnini, enakomerno
v hrib, enakomerno v dolino.
Tudi prejsnja leta sem mnogo
hodil pes po nasi zemlji, toda ta-
kega razmerja do ME nisem dobil
nikoli, kakor s teh nocnih poho-
din. v noci 81 vedno blize resnici,
blize zemlji, blize cloveku. sele
noe mi je razodela clovesko skup-
most. Pred seboj cutim tovarisa,
"a seboj cutim tovarisa. v mot
nj osvetljavi cutimo, kako Sc
spreminja okoiica, neprestano
smo prisiljeni ustvarjati novo
ravnotezje svoje zavesti v tenn
mem svetu. Vedno move clane
ukljucujemo v svojo ponocno "a
vest. Vsakdo misli svojo misel,
toda vse misli so 81 sorodne. Ga
notje me je prijelo, kadarkoli Sc
!, je kdo zamajal cd utrujenosti ali
Sc v odmoru tesno naslonil ma
ltovarisa.
"a take noci bonn do smrti
hvalezen, kajti nocni mir med
slovenskim trpljenjem mi je da.
Lroval spoznanja, XII mi oh belen
dnevu MISC bila dana. Nekaj slo.
! vesnega je hoditi ponoci med po.
j zganimi slovenskimi domovi, mi.
mo grobov, kjer spijo nasi juna,
XII, in obenen cutiti mir veso
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S gE
Hise SO stale skrivnostno SITS
meme in mas zacudeno cakale.
Sklenili sfo, da Sc malo usta-
vino in pocijemo. Razpostavili
smo straze in stopili v hisi. v
njih so bill partizani ze start
znanci, vasGani so jih sprejeli
gostoljubno. Porazdelili smo Sc
po hisah; nekaterimi <tovarisi
sem prisel v hiso bledega gospo-
darja, ki Sc je pred kratkim vrnil
2 Raba. Qz koncentracijs skega
ltaborisca. Op. SANS Moi to-
Daljs ma 2. strani,
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lzjaue antifa$isticr1ih
uoditeljeu U starem kraju
Slovenski kristjan svojemu duhovniku
Professor EDWARD KOCBEK

(Oponba Patej tega sestaUka Edl0ard Kocbek je
Krscaske sOcaIne sranke in podpedsek zUrsnega odbo-
OsUOb0ne frOnte SIOUen0 Je sLOUes pesn pisa-
tell dObro med an,e$k S0Uenci njegou soolec
bill Aiersandr Uranka biUsi clan eksekve SANSa
pOcu professor francosGine knjzeUnos e zdaa krsca
sk0-sOcialstcno reUijo "Dejanja."
Negou APPEL sLoUenskO duhouseino XII e Ugia
okpatorjeu najpre aljanou zatem NeceU Uea tud
sloUeskO duOUScin0 Aner SI0Uencen XII zasIepjeno
podpiraj0 reakcjo proti sUojenau narodu.
SANS podpira Udsko borbo prot sovraznkom slo-
venskega narod notranm in zunanjn njegoUa naloga
da pOdpra le bOrilce start dOnOUi XII kOOperiraO Anne
rikO njenn zaUezki bOrb sUOb0dO bOSo bodOCnos
naUanega cOveka Vsa propaganda korist nee sredne"
propaganda korist starega reda predstavlja Hitler
negovi kDizngi SloUensM narod bor proti enu zu in
SANS ga tel bOrbi pOdpra-Tajnik.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
GEN. EISENHOWER
MI v FRANCIJI

LONDON, z. junija. - Tu-
kaj je bilo danes zanikano po-
rocilo radija v Brazavillu, da je
gen. Eisenhower premestil svoj
glavni stan ma fir rancosko oba-
10. Gen. Eisenhower dirigira in
vazijo IL Anglije.
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sIRIJO SE VESTI o
INVAZIJI MA GRSKEM

ANKARA, 6. junija. - Tu'
kaj Sc je danes splosno govori'
10, da so Sc zavezniske sile il.
krcale ma Peloponezu v Grciji
Medtem ko je vest brez vsake.
ga uradnega potrdila, pa odgo'
vorni krogi pravijo, da to nj il
kljuceno, v vsakem slucaju pa
da Sc to lahko zgodi pozneje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07

NEMsKO POROCILO O.
BOJIH PRI CHERBOURGU

LONDON, Z. junija. - Mem
Ska preko oceanska agencija
je danes potom berlinskega ra-
dija porocala, da so N e m C
vzhodno Cd Cherbourga zaceli S
protinapadi ma zayezniske inva.
ziiske sile. J
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07

Meadow Lands, Pa. - Karol
Komovec je bill ubit pri delu v
premogovniku 20. maja. Star je
bill So let in donna cd Postojne
ma Notranjskem, odkoder je
prisel v Ameriko pred 81 lett
Zapusca zeno in diva sinova, k
sta v sluzbi strica Sama.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
BIVSI POLJSKI MINISTER
BECK UMRL " ROMUNIJI

NEW YORK, 6. junija. -
Cd nacijev kontrolirani romun-
ski radio je nocoj porocal, da je
tam umrl polk. Joseph Beck, XII
je bill v zacetku vojne poljski
zunanji minister.
Beck je po Nemski invaziji
Poliske leta 1899 zbezal v Ro-
munijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
INVAZIJSKO POROCILO
JE POVZROCILO SMRT

MINNEAPOLIS, 6. junija. -
Ko ie 61-letni A. C.. Nefman,
ravnatelj alarmnega sistema pri
ognjegasnem departmental, cu]
radijsko porocilo O invaziji, ga
je zadela srcna kap in je par III
pozneje umrl.
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lrugo bolj oddaljeno postojan-

drugo bolj oddaljeno postojan-
ko.
secih Sgt. Cyril Tabor, sin Mr.
in Mrs. Frank Tabor, 1853 e
221 St., Euclid, 0. Pri vojakih
Sc nahaja ze skoro tri leta. Ma
svoje sluzbeno mesto Sc vrne o.
krog Is. junija. Prijatelji Y
'vabljeni, da ga obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
NEMCI MA DANSKEM so
PRIPRAVLJENI IA NAPAD

MALMO, svedska, 6. junija.
- IL Danske Sc poroca, da so
tamkajsnje nemske garnizije
dobile povelje, da morajo biti
pripravljene ma invazijo zavez-
niSkih sill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
INVAZIJA ODLOZENA IA
EN- DAN RADI VREMENA

LONDON, 6. junija. - Zavez-
niska vrhovna komanda je da-
nes odkrila, da Sc je invazija
zapadne Europe imela zaceti re
vceraj, da pa je bila odlozena
"a en- dan radi slabega vreme-
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
HITLER SE BAJE NAHAJA
v FRANCIJI

LONDON, 6. junija. - Sem
kaj je dospelo poroeilo, da Sc
Hitler nahaja nekje v Franciji
in da DO v teku prihodnjih par
dni incl govor kot "osebni po-
veljnik anti invazijskih opera
eli" l. ....-...
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|Obala med LIE Hayrom in
|Cherbourgom je v oblasd
nash sill L mill globoko

GLAVNI STAN ZAVEZNISKE EKSPEDICIJSKE
ISLE, T. unija. - Zaveznske sile bile danes obla
st obale med LIE Havrom in Cherbowgom razdalji 100
mill in ojacenja Sc vedno neprestano spjejo preko Ro-
kavskega preva Nemci sam prerokuejo da Sc bodo in
|vazjska oporisca francoski obali Sc razsria.
Nekatera porocila XII dospela sem, pravijo da je
nvaziska armada presekaa pri Caenu progo med Cher
bourgom in Parzom, XII je gavna proga "a zalaganje
inemskh obrambnih sill ma chelbourskem pootoku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
IZGUBE PRVEGA INVAZIJSKEGA NASKOKA
SO MIKE, POROCA PREMIER CHURCHILL

Mnistrsk predsednik Churchill je odkril, da Sc "a
veznske cete borijo Caenu oh reki Oe, devet mill
cd obale ker nahaa center zeleznskega prometa
vso Normandijo
Rekel je, da Sc invazija razvija poponoma zado-
vovo in da bile dosedanje zgube zvanredno lahke.
Gen. Eisenhower je izrazil popono zaupanjev uspeh
nvazje, XII je ba izvrsena pod zascto opov 1000 boz
nih ladij in mogocno obrambo II 900 letal
Pilotje, XII vrni svoje baze Angliji, so po-
roca da je bio il zraka lahko vdet da invazjska
oporisca varna in trdno rokah invazijske armade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
INVAZIJA Sc RAZVIJA KOT PREDVIDENO
IZJAVLJA PREDSEDNIK ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON, 6. junija - Predsednik Roosevelt
je danes popoldne svojem prvem porocilu ma narod
glede nvaze Europe rekel da invazija razvija
glasju napravjenimi nacrti.
Naznanil e, da ga je gen. Eisenhower obvestil, da
dosedane zgube znasao diva rusca in en- transport L.
cube leta so bile zelo lahko Cd zracne sile XII e sode
ovala pri izkrcanju invazskh cet odstotek
ste nj vrno ma svoje baze.
Predsednk pa je obenem svarl, da bi bill prevelik
optimizem lahko skodoval vojnemu naporu Medtem ko
je pr uspeh ako povojen, pa 81 nkakor ne smemo do
isljati da je vojna re koneana e rekel predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
NEMSKI RADIO POROCA o IZKRCANJU
NADALJNIH ZAVEZNISKIH GET MA OBALI

Vreme Rokavskem prelivu je bilo neugodno, toda
vsed tega nj dopustilo da b val oacen in potreb
scin preko preliva ustavil.
Nen1ski radio je danes zgodaj zjutraj porocal da
so Sc ustju reke Orne pod zasco topov krovu bo
nih lad izkrcae nadane zaveznske cete, in da oba
Ii divjajo hud boji.
Nemci so zrazli srah, da Sc pripravljajo izkr
cana Danes zjutra je med Dunkerquom in Calaisom
baje opazlo velike move mornarske se Nacisk radio
" Parzu tozadevno poroca da e kralu po ponoci me-
dalec cd Cherbouga zacela krzart moena supino anne
riskih in angeskih bojnih ladij.
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SACO
Mrs. Ethel A. Vagg

The members of the W.S.C.S. me-
at the parsonage Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Andrew Olsen enter
tanned the group by a dramatic
reading. interpersed with songs by
Mrs. Gerald Doty, Mrs. Olsen and
Mrs. E. Vagg, accompanied by Mrs
c. P. Martin. Mrs. Olsen served a
lunch.
Mrs. Carl Ryding was hostess at
a pot luck lunch at her home We'd
nesday afternoon for the Lutheran
Ladies aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Wild attended
to business in Malta Monday.
Mrs. Irish and son. Leslie, and
twin daughters. Sharon and Shelley,
and Mrs. Joe Mavencamp and son
Harry were business callers in Malta
Monday. Leslie and Harvey went to
enlist in the navy. .
Mrs. Fred Erickson entertained
the L. D. R. Monday night at her
home.
Mrs. Emil Lucht and son Robert
and Mrs. Lucy Jones were in Malta
Friday.
Mack Blue returned home from
Hinsdale last Wednesday. He is still
in bed most of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Prestbo and
Pearl Kuether were Glasgow shop
pers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Long left Mon
day morning for their home in Por-
tola, Calf. They have been visiting
the past week with Mr.. Longs
mother. Mrs. j. Jernigan.
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Friday evening. He was accompanied
mer and Clara Schlagel.
Henry Niehoff helped v. j
! O'Brien build an addition to hi:
garage this week.
Martin Sauber drove to Glasgow
Friday to get Mrs. Carrie Under
man, who spent the past month WIS.,
iting her granddaughter, Mrs. John
Gage, and family, at Helena.
Lloyd Sorenson hauled wheat to
the elevator for William Niehoft
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Siefert were
shoppers in Glasgow Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyrland and
son Melvin were shoppers in GlaS-
gov Saturday. Mrs. Glen Daley re-
turned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Nelson were
shoppers in Glasgow Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. j. O'Brien were
business callers in Glasgow Monday.
Pete Stein accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Bell drove to
Glasgow to attend to business Mon
day. Frank Pelham and Mrs. Syl-
vester Stein went along with them.
Sylvester Stein, Tony Pelham and
Ray Bell helped Frank Pelham
butcher Thursday afternoon.
Lloyd Sorenson and son Harold
drove to Opheim Saturday after
noon to see his father who was not
feeling very well.
Sheriff Ed Mcpherson and Elmer
Walstad we're callers in Glentana
Sunday.
Commissioner and Mrs. Maurice
Arnold and son visited at the home
of the formers brother, Howard Ar
mold, and family. They returned to
Genevieve Sunday afternoon.
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GLENTANA
BY Mrs. Ruby Stein
Merry Christmas to All

Merry Christmas to ALI
Tony Pelham, Mark Hill, Max anc
John Heckner, Howard Arnold anC
son and Louie Heigle helped Franz
Heckner brand his cattle Monday
After being appointed cook, Louie
prepared a very good dinner
Mrs. Celenire Belle drove from
Glasgow Monday evening to spend
the week with her folks at her farm
home here.
Lloyd Sorenson measured gran
aries for Ed Schuster and William
Niehoff Thursday.
John Hiltner hauled wheat to the
elevator wednesday.
John Lovdahl hauled a load of
pigs to Richland for shipment We'd
nesday. Others who took pigs were
Ed Schuster and Max and Frank
Heckner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Stein and
daughters spent Thursday evening
visiting and playing cards at the L.
A. Sorenson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Stolen and
family and Oscar Goodrich were
shoppers in Glasgow Saturday. Rose
Alderman took care of the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bell took
dressed turkeys to Scobey Wednes-
day to the turkey shipping ~associa-
ton. Mrs. Frank Pelham accom-
panied them.
Lloyd Sorensen and George Dyr-
land drove to Glasgow with the truck
Wednesday, to bring out several
head of Hereford cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stolen, Mr..
and Mrs. v. J. O'Brien, Pete Stein
and daughter, Viola and Roman
Stein helped butcher at William Me
Wednesday.
The Rev. FIR. Anthony Sorger
drove to Glasgow Friday evening
and returned Saturday.
Hubert Gunderman moved his
mothers house from town to the
farm Friday.
Mrs. Celenire Belle and Adore
visited and played cards
at the Phil Shimshaw home We'd
1eSday.
Frank Heckner drove to Glasgow
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IS SHOWER GUEST

HINSDALE-A prem ptla
shower honoring Miss Pearl Duncan
was held Thursday afternoon at the
Hinsdale community hall. More than
so women attended. The afternoon
was spent in conversation. Miss
Duncan received many gifts. Hos
tesses for lunch were Mrs. John
Dartman, Mrs. Billy Drabbs, Mrs.
Ole Gisley, Mrs. Nick Court, Mrs
Lewis Rutter, Mrs. John Hentz, Mrs.
T. L. Cockrell, Mrs. r. E. Hillman,
Mrs. Roy Hillman. Jr., Mrs. Harvey
Jones and Mrs. Lyle Johnsrud.
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ton of executive board members.
Anyone holding Red Cross member
ship by contribution to the last
Red Cross drive is entitled to vote
for candidates. Officers invited at
tendance both from Glasgow and
other sections Of the county.
In addition to the business meet
ing, films will be shown of the Red
Cross in action on the various bat
t%lefronts.
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AT MALTA

JORDAN-COULEE - Henry Lick
and Mrs. Dora Johnson drove to
Malta Tuesday where they were
married.
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TAMPICO
D. 49, I-.-

The Tampico school gave its
Christmas program Wednesday night
at the Tampico hall. The BillingSley
school will give its Christmas pro-
gram Friday evening at the school,
Delegates from Tampico Farmers
Union local who attended the South
Valley county quartely convention at
Hinsdale were Mrs. E. o. Wagner
and Guy, Mrs. Ben BoreSon, Bern
ard and Wilma Boreson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cotton and Chris
Molyig.
The Farmers Union local will have
it's Christmas program Saturday
evening at the hall.
Mrs. N. C.. Nelson spent Wednes-
day night with her son, Martin Nell
son, and family in Glasgow.
Mrs. Lloyd Henningson visited
Mrs. Olaf Qualey Tuesday evening.
Around Is men attended the meet
ing at the Tampico hall Tuesday
evening. The meeting was conduct
ed by County Agent James K.
McGibney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schneider
and son, Ray, Mrs. r. L. Cornwell,
Miss Myrtle Cornwell and Walter
and Howard Cornwell visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Corn
well Friday evening and helped cele-
brate the seventh birthday of Shir-
ley Cornwell.
Mrs Marie Vegge, Private and Mrs.
Arthur Vegge and son Melvin and
MI. and Mrs. l.. E. FleSjer and son
Lorin visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs F. E. Nelson Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Molvig and
and Mrs. c. j. Maalerud were
supper guests Wednesday of Mr. and
Mrs. liver Martin. They helped Lou
Ann Martin celebrate her 10th
birthday.
Miss Florence Kirkan spent the
week end with her sisters in Glas-
Cow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Engerud and
Sever attended the high school play
evening in Glasgow.
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VANDALIA
Sadie Muifinger

Mrs. George Reid has been i'm
proving nicely from her heart all
ment. She has been up the past two
weeks and feels very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wright were
Glasgow callers Friday.
Alex Watson and George Reid
helped Phillip Grady saw wood last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Montfort were
Glasgow callers Monday.
Frank Montfort called on Mr.. and
Mrs. George Reid Saturday.
Charles and Earl BritSch finished
hauling their hay from Paul Sowa's
place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. C%openhaver
were Vandalia callers Tuesday.
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Templars to
Observe
Christmas

Annual Christmas observance OF
the Glasgow commandery, knights
Templar, will be held in the Masonic
temple at 10 Monday morning, Com
mander L. G. Hanson and Recorder
w. w. Hurd announced.
1t has been the commandery's
annual custom to meet on Christ
mas.
Toasts to grand lodge officers, to
heads of national and state govern
ments, to absent and departed
brothers, to men in the armed SER
vices and to members of the future
peace conference will be given by
Mr.. Hurd, DR.. G. H. Klein, Judge
John Hurry, Hartley Goodrich, T..
J. Hooking, M. A. Lien of Frazer,
Roy Huber and c. H. Roberts.
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Milo Jennings Is
Installed Master
Of Masonic Lodge
BY Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM.-.Milo Jennings was in
stalled as worshipful master of
North Border Masonic lodge here
Tuesday night.
The lodges annual oyster supper
preceded the election and installa-
ton.
Others who took office are Frank
Redfield, senior warden; Resner
Blikken, junior warden; Frank
Leslie, senior deacon; Guy Pagan,
junior deacon; Dewitt st. John.
treasurer; Harry Thompson, secre-
tary; Horace Feezell. chaplain; Ray
Tweeten, senior steward; Werner
Quasi, junior steward, and Glenn
Ellis. tyler.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
; From Glasgow
Receive Caps At
Falls Ceremonies

Miss Shirley Baynham, Miss
Frances Hallett and Miss Mary
Botkin of Glasgow, who are student
nurses at the Montana DeaconeSS
hospital in Great Falls, received
their caps at a ceremony last Tues
day. Gaping" marks the successful
completion of the preliminary per-
iod of the training course. There
were 48 students who received caps
at this time.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
BEHIND

One measure Of the CONCENTRATION
ON wal needs is the fact that the
wal production board finds output
Of farm machinery, exclusive OF
wheeled tractors, repair parts and
attachments, about rs percent be-
hind manufacturers schedules for
the four months ended Oct. 81.
Military needs, more critical than in
recent months, are creating short
ages in components for farm
machinery.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS

In addition to contributions pre-
viouSly published, those received by
the Valley County War Chess this
week from Glasgow Lutheran
Ladies Aid, $40; Mr.. and Mrs. p.
w. Bailey of Glasgow, SIS. and the
Richland Bench Ladies Aid. So.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
r DISCHARGED"

FRAZER.-.Mrs. Elva PETERSON
has had her dog Corky returned
from the army with an honorable
discharge after IL years of service
as a sentinel dog in tne southern
United States. He is now living at
the home of Mr.. ard Ms. Paul
Mann of Malta.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
Red Cross Annual
Meeting Will Be
Held January 3rd

Annual meeting of the Valley
county Red Cross chapter will be
held in the courtroom at 8 Wednes-
day night. Jan. 3, officers announce.
Principal business will be the cleo
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
r is PROMOTED

John Hurry. son of Judge and
Mrs. John Hurry, has been promoted
to a full lieutenancy in the navy.
Lieutenant Hurry, who is a doctor,
is now on duty in the Pacific.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21

Buy that War Bond today.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
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