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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
DIARY OF The WAR

FRlDAI-Gelmany's winter often
sive was almost unchecked in Belgium
and Luxembourg and 100000 or more
| assault troops and tanks slashed
through U. S. army's lines to within
IS miles Of Liege and three-fourths Of
way across Luxembourg to within 48
miles of Sedan on French border. Fog
kept Allied air force grounded Amer
leans gained on Bird and 18th army
fronts to south. Enemy resistance was
rising there. Russians opened power
full offensive southwest of Budapest.
Canadians holding bridgehead across
canal in Italy repulscd thirteen Ger
man counterattacks. American planes
were using airteld on Mindoro island
in Philippines and troops We're closing
trap on Japs on Leyte. Sixty super
forts raided Japanese aircraft plant
in Manchuria.
SATURDAY - Patton's army was
slowing the Nazi drive. German armor
crossed Luxembourg, bypassing Bas-
togne and cutting roads. Nazis were
suffering heavy losses in tanks and
men but so were Allies and Germany
claimed 10000 prisoners. Enemy
seemd to be checked in several areas.
/ German objective was believed to be
Liege in Belgium. Clearing skies en-
abled RAF to hit Nazi gun positions
and troop concentrations. Jap escape
port on Leyte in Philippines was I'M
der artillery fire as Yanks advanced
toward Palompon. Reds hurled 270,-
600 men at Nazi divisions pinned
against Baltic. B-29's, bombed Nagoya,
Japan's aircraft center. Nazi resist
ance on Italian front was broken by
Canadians. Britain orders new draft
to give nation 100000 more fighting
men.
SUNDAY-Yanks were holding at
three critical positions and Nazi adj
vance was confined to one wide spear
head to west Of Bastogne, as result
Of u. S. counter attacks and entry of
allied air arm into battle. Germans
had penetrated 35 miles in depth. Red
forces were reported in Budapest sub
urbs. Allies continue to gain in Italy.
One hundred Jap planes near Manila
were destroyed or damaged in day
light raid by u S. liberator bombers.
Other planes hit Volcano, BONN and
Kurile islands. There were 10000 to
$4,000 men being returned every
month from overseas, some under ro-
tation plan, others sick and wounded
and others on temporary duties. Elias
troops in Greece were battling right
ist group.
MONDAY - German offensive was
brought to a standstill. Gen. Eisen-
hover ordered counterattack which
drove four dents into southern flank.
More than 5000 warplanes of Allies
were in the air Germans lost 294
planes in two days. Red army gained
| - iiiOiS lliilC@ hce't buue'PeSC, I
miles from complete enlightenment of
city. Liberators hit Jap airfeld on
Luzon. On Leyte, 10000 Japs were
captured. Bombers bombed Two Jima
killed in eight days and much material
for sixteenth day. The Elias group in
Greece was challenging the right of
British to act there.
TUESDAY-Nazis made new gains
toward west but Yanks were holding
the TANKS. Germans took Libramont
in Belgium, southwest of Bastogne
Allied advance was made in south
however. German main spearhead was
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
Oakland. Maryland.
Minor Sprague. Pastor

Sunday Church School at 9:45 A. NJ.
Service of Worship at 10:45 A. NJ.
This is "Victory Sunday" in our
church, celebrating the attainment of
our financial goal in the Crusade for
Christ" and beginning our more spir-
itual emphasis in the same campaign.
The pastor will preach on the subject,
Cleaning up with God in the New
Year"
Youth Fellowship at $50 P. NJ.
All desiring to worship God with us
are cordially invited to all our ser
vices.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
ST. MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. George D. Rirk. Pastor

$3.50 A. NJ Sunday School. Glasses
for all ages. Lesson subject: "The
Basis of Courage for the Future"
10:45 A. NJ. The worship service.
Sermon by the pastor. eye Are All
One In Christ Jesus"
700 P. M. Luther League for all
young people of the church.
800 P. M. Vespers. Watchnight ser
vice. Sermon by the pastor, "What is
man that Thou art mindful of him %
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28

The Agriculture department reported
a probable wheat crop next summer
of 761, 591 900 bushels. Spring wheat
will probably add 300 million bushels
to make the total crop over a billion
anticipated.
Gold amounting to 1928, 292,83 was
transferred from Bank of France to
National Bank Of Belgium.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
BETHEL METHODIST CHURCH
Mountain Lake Park.
w. Reece Burns. Minister

Morning worship and sermon, 1000
A. M; Sunday Church School, HOO
A. NJ; Watch Night service, 900 P.
NJ.
NJ. Y. F., Tuesday evening at 700
o'clock.
Choir rehearsal, Friday, 400 P. M.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
Turning Over An
Old Leaf
By PHILLIP A. GLADHEIM

"There We're faces to remember in the
Valley of the Shadow;
There were faces unregarded, there
were faces to forget;
There were fires of grief and fear that
are few forgotten ashes;
There were sparks of recognition that
are not forgotten yet"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
notice.!

Any person or business concern having bills
against the County Commissioners are asked TO file
the in the office Of the County Commissioners,
Court House, Oakland, on or before January z.
BY order of the County Commissioners Of Gar
rett County, Md.
j. ]. ASHBY, Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
UNION HOLINESS TABERNACLE
Third Street. Oakland.

Service Saturday evening at 1870
over public address system. Sunday:
Sunday school at o'clock. Young
peoples meeting at 7 o'clock Sunday
evening.
Tuesday: Prayer meeting at 1880
P. NJ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
MT. LAKE PARK UNITED
BRETHREN
Inhn G EnSfer Minictnr

McHenry, Preaching, 1920 A. NJ;
Sunday School, 11:15 A. M.
Loeb Lynn. Sunday school, 1000
A. NJ; Christian Endeavor, 700 P.
NJ. Worship service and sermon, 7:45
P. M.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
LIFE OF A HUNTER
By: MESHACH BROWNING,
Famous Garrett County Pioneer

If you like to hunt, don't fail tt
secure this book while it is available
The author writes Of many desperate
hand-to-hand fights in which he killed
wounded deer, bears and panthers
with his hunting knife. 1t makes an
excellent present for any outdoors
man. Sent anywhere, postpaid, $500.
r. GETTY BROWNING, Publisher,
Raleight, n. C..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

DR.. S. r. Gerber je bill prvie
izvoljen v urad okrajnega mr.
liskega oglednika v novembru
leta 1896. Leta 1910 je bill po-
novno izvoljen in letos je zopet
kandidat "a ponovno izvolitev.
Tekom vseh let, odkar sc ma
haja v temu uradu, je DR.. Ger
ber vrsil svoje posle v splosno
zadovoljstvo visUh oblasti in
javnosti. Vpeljal je mnogo no.
viii metod v svoj urad, kar je
omogocilo napraviti boil ma
tancna porocila, in prihraniti
mestu denar.
Ne pozabite iti jutri ma voli-
See, in napravite kriz pred ime-
nom DR.. S. R. Gerber "a okraj-
mega mrliskega oglednik k a
County Coroner).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

vsakih 9 vojakov jih je 8 proti
susi, so prot takim spremem-
bam, dokler Sc domov ne povr-
nejo.
Hvala vsem clanom kluba in
drugim, kateri Sc trudijo in de-
lujejo v prid izvolitve cele de-
mokratske iste, posebno pa "a
predsednika Roosevelta in 60
vernerja Lauscheta. Kdor hoce
voliti ma zmagovalni stranki,
maj ma volilnl poll poisce znak
petelina, ma dveh prostorih in,
maj pod petelinom napravi kriz
in delo bo dobro storjeno.
Matt F. Intihar, preds
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
QJREDNlKOVA PO$TA

Sc "a nadaljni termin, k a jti
Roosevelt je izkusen, pameteo
in spostovan, ne samo V Amerl-
XII, ampak po celei1i svetu, in IL
vseh delov sveta, imajo ljudja
zaupanje nasega predsednika
Mr.. Roosevelta.
Dobro so mu znane svetovn9 ?
in domace razmere: tudi We, de-,
ako bi republikanska stranka
priSla v federalno administered
jo, da bi dobili izolacijonisti pre-
moe in bodo ravno tako naredi-
Ii kakor so storili pod predsed-
nixon Hardingom, da MISC ho-
tell prisostvovati pri urejevanju
svetovnega miru, in SO prepu-
still male narode ma milost IL
nemilost barbarskemu narodu
modernih tolovajev. Kadar So
morilca ujame, Sc ga more dati
pod kljuc, da Sc mu zbije il gla-
We ambicija "drang mach O.
stend' preko Slovenije in dru-
gih slovanskih ozemelj. T a k a
grozodejstva sc bodo nadaljeva
la, kakor Sc vrsijo sedaj, ako
ne bo pravi in trajni mir skle-
MEN, popolnem sporazumu
vseh zavczniskih narodov. A
merika mora ostati clan druzine
svetovnih narodov tudi v mir
nerl casu, da ina vsaj nadzor-
stvo mad vrocekrvnimi narodi,
da ne bodo hodili ameriski sino-
vi kri prelivat in male narode
osvobojevat, vsakih rs ali 80
let.
Edini MOI, kar jih ameriska
! javnost sedaj pozna, da je EMO.
zen, pomocjo ostalih zaveznis
kin narodov, da po tel svetovni
vojni uvrsti pravi in stalni mir,
je Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Znano je tudi, da ako pridejc
republikanci v federalno admi-
nistracijo, bodo suhaske orga-
nizacije z vso silo pritisnile, da
Sc Ameriko zopet.- posusi, da S:
odstrani vsake vrste opojna pi,
jaea, ker te organizacije imajc
ma milijone dolarjev pripravlje'
| nih v to svrho. Priporocljivo je
da ostane predsednik Roosevelt
Sc nadaljna stiri leta v Bell hisi
ker tudi ameriski vojaki izmec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
IL Euclida

Politicno gibanje nj tako q
vahno kakor hi bilo pricakovati,
akoravno da so sedanje volitve
Ameriki zgodovinskega pome-
ma, posebno pa "a slovenski ma
rod, kar sc zavedajo clani !
clanice slovenskega demokrat.
skega kluba V Euclidu, velik }
casa, della in denarja zrtvujejo
svrho izvolitve predsednika
Roosevelta in Lauscheta "a 60
vernerja.
V Columbus, O., pravijo ne
kateri politicni opazovalci, da
&c DO dopil zup. Lausche, v Guy
ahoga okraju 100000 glasov We
cine, potem mu je zmaga zago-
tovljena.
Nase upanje pa je, da bo zu-
pan Lausche, dobil vecine Cd
10000 do 100000 glasov, ker
V Cuyahoga okraju dobro po-
znamo clevelandskega zupana,
da je MOI ma mestu, posten, cd
kritosrcen, vstrajen in razso-
den. Pokazal Sc je enakega mo-
ia, ko je bill sodnik ma Cuyaho.
ga okra jnem sodiscu, izrekal je
razsodbe pravicno in epri'
Stransko, ter pri razsodbah n
poznal prijatelja in ne sovraz
nika. Start sodniki, odvetniki in
splosen narod je obcudoval bi'
stroumnost tega mladega moza
Pokazal Sc je tudi dobrega 60
spodarja, kot zupan mesta Gle
velanda, ker vedno je zahteval
in to Sc je tudi zgodilo, da sc
ravna p6steno ljudskim de
narjem in imetjem.
Prepricani smo, da bo ravnc
tako posteno in razsodno 60
spodaril v drzavi Ohio. Da DO:
mo dobili polno nero Lausche
tovc zmoznosti kot cd cover
nerja, mu moramo obdrzati pri
| j a tel j ko administracijo ,
Washingtonu, ker to DO olajsale
governerju napornosti in DO ,
dobrobit cell drzavi. Je Sc veil
ko drugih vzrokov, da obdrzime
sedanjo administracijo v Wash
| ingtonu, oziroma, da ponovno il
volimo predsednika Roosevelta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
Jacomini: Ali bi Albanij ahko poklcai pod oroz-

Jacomini: Ali bi Albaniji lahko pokcali pod oroz-
je nekaj letnkov? .-.-
Duce: Koliko moz daje vsak letnik?
Jacomini: Priblizno 1000.
Duce: Temu vprasanju e treba posvetiti paznJo.
Ne smemo pa tenn cetam dovot previsoke udelezbe, da
ne b zgedao, kakor da Epir zasedli Abanci Goto-
soudeezba Abancev bi bila korsna, bi pa smela
vznemirati prebivalstva JAZZ b mobiziral diva do ri
letnke Zanimat pa tudi protilealska obran-
ba da b prepreeilo bombardranje petroleskh pod
roc in albanskih NEST po nacnh, XII potrebni "a maj
boso obrambo petroleskh uecev. Porebna so nam to-
rel precejsna protiletalska sredstva.
Soddu: Ukazal sem da posljejo Abanijo Is sko-
dinih topov, XII smo jih prejeli il Nemcije:
Viconte Prasca: Obramba Trane sc omejuje dive
skupin ceotna obramba Atlantic steje pet takih
skupin.
Duce: Ia Albanijo je potrebnih najmanj 100 bate
rj ker e potrebno prepreciti bombardranja podnevu
XII vplivajo demoraizuoce prebvastvo. Potrebno Je
torej poslat Atlantic baterije skoda in Oerlikon
Soddu: Nisno Sc vseh dobili Ko jih pre- jmemo, jih
bono odposali.
Duce: Kopni ob1ambi je treba prkljuciti lovska e-
tala sreci h mamo dovolj ma razpoago. l. oktobra
n1el Albaniji So aparatov tako razpolozljivh,
Is pa takih XII ma bojiscu neuporabn.
Duee zakljucuje
Duce: Izgleda, da smo prouci vse podrobnosti pro-
bema.
Badoglio: Podrobnos bo izdelal glavni general
Stab.
Duce V kratkem: Prvo poglavje: ofenziva Epiru;
pritisk ma Solun. Drugo poglavje: Pohod ma Atene.
Sestanek je bill zakljucen oh 1890 CIl Tempo pra
wi, da je to ura kosila).
Zapisnk je odobril duce Palazzo Nenezia, 16. ok
tobra 1910 OBJ IA. Wi
Tajnik:
/ Podpok. TROMBETTI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

John O. McWilliams, sedanji
okrajni inzenir, kandidira "a
ponovno izvolitev v ia urad. Te-
kom casa njegovega uradova-
MIA, je okraj bill delezen dobre
administracije. Popravilo in
zgradilo Sc je mostove in ceste
in napredek, XII je bill tenn Ia
znamovan, je dobil priznanje cd
vladnih pregledovalcih.
Mr.. McWilliams ina 80 let
izkusnje V inzenirstvu, zadnjih
IL let pa je v uradu okrajnega
inzenirja. &c hocete, da bo ia
urad incl Sc "a v bodoce uspeh
pri javnih delhi, napravite kriz
pred njegovim imenom, ko bo-
ste jutri sli ma volisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
ODVETNISKA ZVEZA PRI-
POROCA SODNIKE

Clevelandska odvetniska I'VE
"a je vodila med svojimi odvet-
niki poizkusno glasovanje, da
Sc dozene, kateri izmed kandi-
datov "a sodnike so najbolj po-
pularni.
To poizkusno glasovanje je
izkazalo, da je sodnik julius M.
Kovachy izmed petih kandida-
tov ma prvem mestu. Drugi, XII
$50 bill cd odyetniske zveze IL
brani kot zmozni "a urad sodni-
ka, SO: Carl Y. Weygandt, "a
vrhovno sodisce drzave Ohio,
sodnika Edward S. Matthias in
William L. Hart sta dobila in
.dorsiranje "a druga diva mesta
ma vrhovnem sodiscu drzave
Ohio.
Sodnik Daniel E. Morgan "a
prizivno sodisce, in sodniki
Frank j. Merrick, Samuel H.
Silbert in Charles j. McNamee
"a okrajno sodisce nimajo pro-
.ti-kandidatov. " .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

Ma Kotnikovih prostorih, 1913
ST. Clair Ave-, je celia ribniska
kompanija prevzela gostilno.
So John Lenarsic, John Sav-
rich, Mary Savrich in Margie
Lenarsic. Obe dajeti "a baro ka-
kor pri mizi. 49,.
John Pekarek, zupan mesta
Maple Heights, DO izvoljen
okrajnim komisarjem. Ga pri-
porocam JAZZ in John Glach.
Stavim 100 dolarjev na Lau-
cheta in 100 dolarjev ma Roose-
velta. Denar lahko dobite ma
1902 St. Clair Ave-, pri Theresi
in Frank Cerkveniku, v gostilni.
Joe Pograjc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
MA DOMACI 'FRONT.'

IVA DON<1O1 HHVOxVA
Ko je v start domovini pogo
rela vas, so rekli: Pomagajte!
Ko je pred zadnji petek med
drugimi gorela svetovno znana
"Kurja vas" (Lake Court), sem
"a pogorelce mole druzine pri-
speval sam rs dolarjev.
&c bi kdo rad videl Medveda
v Clevelandu, maj pride ma 6205
Glass Ave-, kjer ina svojo 60
stilno Setnikarjevih prostorih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
III.
Nekaj vprasanj in vojna je bila sklenjena

Badoglio: Pri proucevanju grskega probema pou
dariam da Sc smemo ustaviti Epru. Nocem pretrava
S trditvo, da zasesti tud kreto in Peoponez
&c hocemo okupirati Grcijo Operacja Epru, taksna
ka1sno e popisa Vicone Prasca, je dobro utemejena
Ker je no zavarovano nase desno krlo ne bi mogle
sovrazne se predstava tezkoc In koncno imamo leta-
stvo.
Duce: prvo lnijo bono postavili najmanj 400 le-
tai, uposteVaj joe anglesko pomoc.
Badoglio: Potrebno je, da zasedemo vso Grcijo, &c
zemo grsko kaptuacijo Ia to je reba ~ dlvlz med-
tenn ko iih mamo Abaniji in Sc konjenisko d1V-
zijo Pod akimi pogo e jasno da potrebni uije
mesec casa
Viconte Prasca zavzeem Aten presecemo Grc-
10 in usnerimo ploti Solunu.
Duce: Koliksna je razdalia cd najskrajnejSe tocke
zasedenega Epra do Aten:
Viconte Prasca 25O kilometrov $ cestnim omrezjem,
XII je srednje kakoVostL
Duce: In kaksen je relief?
: Viconte Prasca: Samo strmo nelodoVtno goroVJe
Duce: Kako potekajo dolne?
Vicone Plasca: Cd vzhcda proti zahodu to Sc praVi
naravnost sne1i Aten
Duce: To je zeo vazno.
Roatta: To je tocno samo do gotove meje, kati pre-
agat je reba golsko Vertigo Vislnam do 1000 metioV
(pokazuje Mussolinu ozemlje zemljevidu).
Viconte Prasca: To je Ozeme, ma katelem Je Vse
polno pot in steza.
Duce: Kaj ste re hodi tam?
Viconte Prasca d. vecklat.
Duce: Sc dvoje vprasanj: Koliko nadomestnih dVl-
zi bi bio po vasem porebno pos&ti Abanijo "a oku-
pacio celotnega ozemlja XII vodi Atene?
Vconte Prasca: Izgleda da bi zadostoVae til pa-
nnske dvizie seveda e to odvsno Cd okoiscn Te ST.
le bi lahko prevozili Altsk zaiv eni sam noci.
Duce: Kaksna bo albanska pomoc redovne vojske
in gerilcev? nekem ozilu je tudi to vazno.
Viconte Prasca: Tudi tenn pogledu smo re lzdela1
nacrt Potrebno bi bilo organza gelilske odrede po
$500 do 5000 moz XII hi h vodi itali ansS castniki
Jacomir: Pametno b bilo da ne bi posilja proved
nusimanov, ker b ia nacin pleprecili masceVan]a
Duce: Koiko gerilskh odredov mste, da lahko or
ganizlate?
Viconte Prasca: Use je ze olganizirano. BrzojaV
sem in ukaza3 nastrozjo plipravljenost
Duce: Kaksno orozje majo gelici
Viconte Prasca Po nekaj lahkih strojnlc in rocne
granate.
Kaj pa Jugosavja?
Duce Kaksne ukrepe ste podvzel ma jugoslovansk
meji?
Viconte Prasca Tam mamo dive diviziji, en- bata
lion ka1abinijerev in batal grancajev 10 sc pra
vi precej> dskretno kritje.
Duce: Ne verujem, da bi moglo priti do napada
te strani Nase pa ahko nasonijo ma pripravJe
ne utrdbe.
@Viconte Prasca: Moran dodat da je zemlJlsce zs
obrambo zelo pripravno cesar nimamo bait, ker j
VISA meia zasedena Vsakh 500 do 600 metrov e posav
LENA mocna straza. z.------ h.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
Jutri moramo voliti

Jutri moramo voliti
Cleveland, O. - Cas- kar hitl
naprej. Imamo Sc en- d a n do
torka 7. nov., ko bono sli vo-
lime koce in storili naso drzav-
ljansko dolznost in odlocili, kdo
bo mas predsednik Zdruzenih dr.
zav in governor drzave Ohio.
Vem, da ste sl1sali po radio
govoriti republikanskega kandi-
data "a predsednika. On ne po-
We drugega, kakor blati sedanjo
administracijo lazmi, XII nina
jo nobene podlage ali resnice.
Vsako stvar, XII jo prinese ma
pref, jo ze sedaj uzivamo pod
sedanjo administracijo.
Mi sc Sc zmerom naha jamo "
vojni in imamo nase sinove In
hcere oddaljene cd nasih domov
ma tisoce mill in ne vemo, kdaj
jih bono zopet videli. Res, da
Sc vojna nagiblje h koncu, "a
torej potrebujeGo v tenn kritic-
mem casu moza, XII zna sam od-
locevati V takih resnih cash.
Mi ne bono samo sebi storili
dobro, &c obdrzimo sedanjega
predsednika v uradu, ampak tu-
di nasim sinovom, XII sc bodo
vrnili il vojne, da ne DO treba
zopet cez 20 let njihovim sino-
vom iti v voino.
Use to bono pridobili lie tenn,
&c obdrzimo Sc naprej v uradu
predsednika Franklin D. Roose-
velta.
Enako nizkotno in umazano
kampanjo vodi republikanski
kandidat proti nasemu kandi-
datu "a governerja Frank J..
Lauschetu. &c bi vse skupaj
sprawl en- zakeli, ne bi bio
drugega, kakor sama laz. Mi
Slovenci dobro vemo, da je mas
Frank vsakem javnem uradu
izvrsil svojo dolznost, in Sc bolj-
Sc kakor njegovi predniki.
Zato sedaj z vsakim nasto-
pom v tel kampanji 81 pridobi-
va vec in vec prijateljev. Ker
sedaj ne morejo najti druge ma
pake, so zaceli predbacivati ver-
ske in plemenske predsodke. -
Pokazimo tenn zagriznjencem ma
volilni dan, da hocemo imeti "a
governerja moza, XII je zmoze1
! obvladati vse zapreke, Frank J.
; Lauscheta.
, VIM. Pickrel je kandidat "A
: zveznega senatorial ma dem. IL
l sti in kandidira proti Robertu
Faftu, najveejemu reakcijo-
, narju in najvecjemu sovrazniku
delavstva. Volimo "a VIM. Pick
: rel, XII je mas 'prijatelj in obe-
nem prijatelj predsednika Roo
sevelta.
: Ma ostali dem. listi so kandi-
dati, XII SO bill indorsirani pri
nasem klubu pr; primarnih vo.
1 litvah. Ia komisarja Cuyahoga
: okraja je priljubljen zupan Ma
> pie Heights, John J. Pekarek
i "a klerka sodnije Leonard F.
, Fuerst, "a drzavnega poslanca
VIM. Boyd in Joseph Kovach in
, vsi drugi kandidati ma dem. list
so zmozni "a urade, v katere S,
bill nominirani ali jih ze sedaj
!, posedajo.
d Ko boste' sli jutri v volilno
: koeo in dobite tam svojo gla-
) sovnico, ne delajte krize pr
: vseh imenah, ampak naredits
!, kriz pod petelinom in sicer na
t obeh glasovnicah in boste tenn
volili "a predsednika Roosevelt
ia in Frank ]. Lauscheta in O
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

stale candidate ma demokratski
listi.
Ia Slovenski demokratski klub
80. varde
..@ John Zaman, predsednik.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-08
The Outlook Says:

Miss Grace Stadalman is in re-
ceipt of a cablegram from Corporal
Clifton Krogness that he is "some-
where in England"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Phelps have
had as guests their son, Vaughn
Phelps of Walla Walla, Wash, who
was being transferred to the Uni
versity of Southern California avia-
ton school at Los Angeles, and
spent 10 days here, and Miss Peg
gy Bowman, who returned Tuesday
to Mammoth Hot Springs after a
visit of three weeks at the Phelps
home.
Mrs. C. ". Ehart has as her
guest Mrs. Jesse Freeman of Wal
lace, Ida.
Miss Alberta Orndorff, who is
leaving to join the Waves, will
spend several days during the week
visiting friends in Absarokee, Reed
Point and Big Timber.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-08
The Outlook Says:

Mrs. Eva Richardson moved this
week to the Gjefle apartments OF
Colorado avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gum, who
recently moved to a new home,
Were honored with a housewarming
party and a shower last Tuesday
evening. Mrs. c. H. Barney, Mrs.
Bill McCracken and Mrs. David
Greco were hostesses and served a
lunch. Entertainment features were
a reading by Mrs. Barney and cook
ing recipes written by the guests.
Mrs. Wann Wilkerson of Oakland,
Calf, and Mrs. Paul Gerard were
recent dinner guests at the home
OF Mrs. Laura Carter. Mrs. Wilker-
son, who was visiting friends in
this section, left to spend some
time with relatives in Myers before
returning to her home.
Miss Nettie Robinson, who has
made her home for several months
with Mrs. C. w. Ehart, was called
this week to Joplin, Mo-, by the
death of a brother.
Corporal Russell Stadalman ar
rived from Douglas, Ariz., where
he is stationed with the air corps,
to spend an 1S-day furlough with
his wife and with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Stadalman.
{. l.. Starbard and son Fred and
Starbard's nephew, Floyd
Hutchins were dinner GUESTS Sun
DAY at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Swindler of Reed Point.
Mrs. M. F. Crawford plans to
leave Wednesday for Helena to at
tend a meeting of the board of the
Montana Parent-T Teacher associa-
ton.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-08

Master Sergeant N. A. Candy Of
Los Angeles, and Corporal Hugh
Goodlett of Texas were guests at
an oyster supper Saturday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. P.
Stadalman.
Joining in the statewide project
of the Rebekah lodges, the Ever
green Rebekahs shipped out Tues
day a box of stuffed toys to the
British War Relief for the chill
dren's hospitals in England.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-08

hind beautiful blocking by Johnston
and Fellows, to cross the goal line
for the first score. Don Fellows
split the uprights to make it Lau-
rel 7, Harlowton O., with eight min
utes left to play. Laurel kicked to
Harlow who attempted a lateral
pass play on their 20-yard line and
George Harper intercepted for Lau-
rel. Harper made five yards over
right tackle and then Whitson went
around left end for the second
touchdown. Again Don Fellows
added the extra point by his accur-
ate place kicking. With four min
utes left Harlowton started a pass
ing attack which advanced to the
Laurel 80 where Sherrow intercept
ed the ball.
Laurel completed ID first downs
to five for Harlowton.
The l%ineunS.