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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
90 Student
Nurses Are
Indicted

MISSOuLA, May 14.--Ninety stu.
dent nurses Of st. Patrick School
OF Nursing, Missoula, were official
lily indicted into the u. S. Cadet
Nurse Corps at ceremonies here
May Is. The ceremony was one OF
a series OF nationwide ceremonies
conducted simultaneously, to pay
tribute to the $4,000 members Of
this student training organization
established by congress to help re-
lieve the shortage of nurses. Betty
Becarri and Marianne Strong Ut
Libby and Betty Nelson Of Rexford
were in the group.
During the ceremony a medley OF
airs was played by the Missoula
County high school band. Dwight
N Mason, mayor of Missoula, gave
the tribute to those members Of the
U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps who have
pledged themselves to essential CT
william or military nursing for the
duration Of the war. Major G. w.
Misevic read the following induc-
ton pledge which was repeated in
unison by the cadet nurses:
AT this moment of my induction
into the United States Cadet Nurse
Corps OF the United States Public
Health Service:
I am solemnly aware Of the OBJ
legations / assume toward my coun-
try and toward my chosen profess
sion;
7 will follow faithfully the teach
ings Of my instructors and the guild
ance Of the physicians with whom I
work;
II will hold in trust the finest ira
ditions Of nursing and the spirit OF
the Corps:
Il will keep my body strong, my
mind alert, and my heart steadfast;
Il will be kind, tolerant and UNI
derstanding;
above all, / will dedicate myself
now and forever, to the triumph Of
life over death.
AS a Cadet Nurse, I pledge to
my country my service in essen
tial nursing for the duration of the
war"
Prior to the induction ceremony
on Saturday, May Is, the 90 Cadet
Nurses paraded through the city in
the uniform which designates them
as members OF the u. S. Cadet Nurse
Corps. The Cadet Nurse Corps uni
forms were designed by Molly Par
mis-. The matching hats by Sally
Victor. The winter two-piece suit
is OF gray wool contrasted by regi-
mental red epaulets, silver insignia
buttons, and the Cadet Nurse sleeve
insignia, a silver Maltese Cross on
red ground. The cocky Montgom-
cry beret matches in gray wool.
Like the uniform the slim topcoat
has red epaulets and sleeve insignia.
The summer uniform is Of crisp gray
and white striped cotton accented
by red epaulets. Water-repell mt
fabric has been used for the swag-
ger raincoat, styled with officers
collar and wide belt Epaulets are
of the same material.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
i. 5. Forest
Service Now
Seeks Labor
Need About 5000
Young Men For
Seasonal Work in Woods.
WANT THOSE IN AGE
GROUP Is TO>l7 YEARS

M1SSOULA, May 8, 1944.-Farm
and other essential war labor needs
in Montana, northern Idaho, and
eastern Washington are recognized
by the Forest Service and the War
ManpoWer Commission in making
plans for recruiting about 5000
young men for seasonal forest work
this summer, according to Regional
Forester Evan W. Kelley at Mis-
soula.
Local critical war labor needs
will be protected by recruiting ~
proximately a third Of that number
from other Forest Service regions
with larger centers OF population.
Approval Of the War Manpower
Commission is given to reuueets
sent forest officers in other regions
asking them to secure applications
from To- and 17-year-old prospects
not now employed in critical war
work for work here on blister rust
control, slash disposal, trail mainte-
nance and other essential jobs
Anticipating special training Of
these inexperienced boys will be
needed, the regional offices Of Per
sonnet Management and Fire Con-
troll have assisted the Is national
forests OF the region in training their
supervisory personnel in job in
struction and foremanship. In i'd
dltlon to instruction on their reeu-
lar jobs, the boys will be given in
tensive training in firefightino.
safety practices, proper use Of tools
and how to take care of themselves
in the woods.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
WILL BE INDICTED

The following men will leave Fri
day, May 10, for Helena for induc-
ton into the navy. Marvin S. Car
ter, MILFORD A. Becker, Richard J.
Rayome, Paul G. S. Evans, Donald
.. Leach, Clayton M Nelson, How
ard ]. Eggert, Clarence 0. Brod-
shaug and Leo G. Leir. Francis r.
katarzy and Ronald D. Williams
have already been indicted else
where.
Those leaving Monday, May ~,
for induction into the Army are
Dale p. Osler, Cleveland J. Runyan,
Arthur G. Clough, Dorman Nolan
and Jerome B. Ledum. Already in
Quoted in from some other locality
are George Kuwahara and Allen l..
Peterson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAM

On Friday, May 26, at s o'clock.
20 graduates Of the Libby High
School class Of 1914 will receive
their diplomas
The guest speaker will be the
Reverend M =. Van Denmark, who
is at present the district supern-
tendent of the Methodist Church.
The music will be furnished by
the Libby High School String En-
semble, Girls Chorus, and the Clar-
met Quartet. Margaret Maize and
Georgia Kelly will give the vale
dictory and salutatory addresses.
Mr.. Homer Berges, high school prin-
cipal, will present the class, and
Mr.. A. ]. Agather. the chairman OF
the Board OF Trustees, will present
the diplomas to the graduates.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
Every Boy In 1912
Class in Service

Members of the Moose lodge are
feeling justly proud of the record
made by the boys who comprised the
1912 class from the high school at
Mooseheart, an institution main
tanned by the lodge for the care and
education Of orphan children of
former members and Of members
children who are in need Of help
because Of the loss of one parent.
There were % boys in the class of
1912 and very one of those boys is
now in the armed forces of his
country. The May issue Of the Moose
Magazine containes the boys pic
lures and an article. They are an
exceptionally fine looking group of
young men.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
Coming Sugar
Blanks Now
Available

Blanks for application for 1914
canning sugar will be available at
all grocery stores May 20, states
H. B. Wallace, rationing chairman,
and will be good to October 81, 1914,
Wallace says it is especially re-
quested that applicants fill out and
mail in the blanks for by so doing
they will obtain better service. It Is
also requested that applicants an
ticipate their full needs and make
application for the entire amount
needed in the one application.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
Will Keep Red Cross
Sewing Room Open
All Summer

There can be no summer let
down" in production for our fight
ing forces. The need for chapter
produced articles, knitted comfort
items, kit bags, etc, in Europe and
the South Pacific will continue no
matter how warm the weather gets
in Libby.
The sewing chairman, Mrs. Kessel,
and the production chairman, Mrs.
Schlumm, have decided to keep the
Red Cross rooms open all summer.
There will be need for many
items long after the armed forces
have returned home. The room is
open from 800 till 400 each after
noon. Someone is there at that time
to give out materials to be made
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
SENIOR BACCALAUREATE
SERVICES

Baccalaureate services will be
held in the Junior High auditorium
Sunday, May 81 at 8 o'clock.
The String Ensemble, and the
Mixed Chorus under the able di-
rection of Bert j. Skakoon, who will
also play violin solo, will be in
cluded in the ceremony. Reverend
Russell j. Prentice will be the
minister in charge to speak to the
graduates
The Senior Class Of 1914 cordial
ly invites the public to attend the
services.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
Highway
Patrol Will
Fires.
Hopes To Eliminate
Careless Flipper From
Montana Roads.
EDUCATIONAL WORK
TO BE CARRIED ON

MISSOULA, May 15.-Plans for
an educational drive to eliminate
the careless flipper' from Montana
highways, together with training in
law enforcement this season are be-
ing discussed at a series of highway
patrol meetings now being held in
Missoula, Helena, Great Falls, and
Billings, as part of the 1914 fire
prevention campaign, Col Charles
Sheridan, chief of the highway pa
troll has announced.
Motorists are warned of the dan
ger Of starting destructive range,
crop, or forest fires when burning
cigarettes or cigars are flipped from
car windows. Montana laws pro-
vide severe penalty for throwing
burning material from cars travel
ing Montana's highways, and it is
imperative that this law be en-
forced, Col. Sheridan states.
Similar educational work will be
done with campers along the road
sides and campers are warned OF
the penalties which Montana laws
provide for leaving a campfire
burning. The patrol will cooperate
with fire protection agencies in law
enforcement, fire prevention edu-
cation, reporting fires, and emery
ency fighting Of fires started along
the roadsides.
Expressing appreciation of this
cooperation, Forest Service officials
point out that it is particularly
needed this year due to the an
ticipated drier season and shortage
OF experienced firefighters which
make the danger greater than ever.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
DIVORCE GRANTED

In district court on May H. di-
vorce was granted Clara NJ AL
bert Of Sylvanite from Christian c.
Albert.
Patrick Carrigan was adjudged in
sane and was committed to the
Warm Springs hospital. He was TAX
en- to the hospital Monday by Sher-
iff Baney and Deputy Sheriff Reedy
The estate of F. B. CalloW of Troy
was closed and executrix dis
charged, as was also the estate OF
Thomas Fl. Price of Eureka.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
ENJOYED LOCAL SCENERY
SLIDES

The meeting OF the Libby Rod
and Gun club held May II was a
very interesting one. Ed Beardsley
showed color slides of local seen
cry from pictures that both he and
Eugene Butt had taken. Carl Nor
din also showed some of his slides.
These were excellent slides and ev-
eryone enjoyed seeing them.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
ROAD IN GOOD CONDITION

County Commissioner Hoisington
was in Libby Wednesday and ssid
that for the benefit of fishermen he
would say that the road to kilhren-
men lake is in fair condition and
will remain SO If it docs not rain
too much in the meantime, The road
was graded this spring and since has
grown quite dusty.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
HOSPITAL NOTES
t. Bitterman underwent

Robert Bitterman underwent an
appendectomy Friday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James IT.
win on May Is, daughter.
Gladys Rolseth underwent a tom
slliectomy on May is, as did Mrs.
Il. 3. Wallace on the 10Th.
Mrs. Benjamin Halvorsen under
went an appendectomy on May II.
Admitted as medical patients
William Glockstein of Whitefish
on May 10; Arson o. Hoisington Of
Troy May 13; William Fitzpatrick,
Troy, on May is.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
23 FRESHMEN TAPPED

Twenty-three freshmen were tap
ped by Tanan-of-Spur. sophomore
woman's service honorary, at a
Singing on-the Steps held on Mon
tana State University campus
Thursday evening, May IL. Lois
Sanders of Troy was one of those
tapped
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18
BAND CONCERT PLEASEs

A large number of Libby people
turned out Sunday evening for the
open-air concert BY the Libby high
school band, from so to 70 cars be-
ing lined up around the high school
building. The concert under the d.
rection Of Bert Skakoon. music di-,
rector, was much enjoyed BY the
large audience.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-18

An Advanced Fifth Air Force
Base Somewhere in New Guinea
Staff Sergeant Robert =. Adamson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Gus Adamson,
Libby, Mont, is serving Is Gunner
for "Ken's Men, q B-14 Liberator
unit at an Advanced Fifth Air Force
Base in New Guinea. "Ken's Men"
holds the record for enemy ships
sunk. The records show 1903 vessels
sunk with $50 more damaged. Sgt.
Adamson attended Libby high
school. Before entering the army,
he was employed by the ]. Nells
Lumber Co. at Libby. He has been
overseas since duly, 1943.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01
RDE(A v0J5kA
JE 43 Mill Cd
BUDIMpE5TE
Rusi so zdrobili
nacijsko krilo v
Vzhodni Prusiji

LONDON, 81. oktobra. -
Rdeea vojska, XII prodira ma &C
mill siroki 'front.' med Tiso in
Donavo, je dosegla tocke, XII Sc
nahajajo sano 43 mill cd Bu-
dimpeste, in Sc je danes borila
z naciji ma ulicah mesta Kecz-
kemet, kjer Sc nahaja vazno ze.
leznisko krizisce.
Keczkemet je tretje najvec-
ej provincno mesto, brojece 8O,-
900 prebivalcev. Berlinski ra-
dio je preje naznanil, da SO rus
ke oklopne sile prodrle v sredi-
no mesta, potem pa da so bile
cd nemskih Get vrzene nazaj ma
njegov obronek.
Berlin pravi, da bodo Bu-
dimpesto branili z enako odloc-
nostjo kot branijo Varsavo. Vec-
j del mesta Sc nahaja ma who'd
mem bregu Donave, katero bodo
morali Rusi prekoraciti, ako
hoeejo zavzeti madzarsko pre-
stolico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01
ADAMIC IZRAzA
SIMPATIJE "A
zRTVE POzARA

Pisatelj Louis Adamic n m
pise, da ga je globoko presuni-
10, ko je cital o veliki katastro-
fl, XII je zadela nase ljudi v Gle
velaQdu. Vceraj smo prejeli cd
mega pismo, v katerem pravi: {:
"Bil sem mocno presunjen cd
obsega in groze katastrofe, ko
sem cital podrobnosti tragedi-
je, XII je zadela Cleveland ma cr-
nj petek. To seveda tenn boil,
ker so bill najbolj udarjeni ma
81 ljudje, slovenski in hrvaski
Amerikanci.
"Dobro vem, kaj pomeni dom
"a povprecnega naseljenca v tel
dezeli, in lahko 81 predstavljam,
kako je cutil, ko je videl sadove
svojega dolgoletnega truda izgi-
niti plamenih.
m ole najgloblje simpatije
gredo vse m zrtvam te velike
tragedije - vsej slovenski in
hrvatski naselbini v Clevelandu
- in vsemu Clevelandu."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01
r. D. R. bo jutri
|gOvOril nar0du
Ipotom radija
WASHINGTON, 81. oktobr

WASHINGTON, 81. oktobra.
- Tukaj je bilo' danes mama
memo, da bo incl predsednik
Roosevelt ejutri zvecer govor, XII
DO po radiju oddajan il Belle hi
Sc. Cas- radijskega govora Sc nj
bill dolocen.
,Kar Sc tice predsednikovih
nastopov v javnosti pred dne-
vom volitev prihodnji torek, Sc
je zvedelo, da je predsednik de-
finitivno opustil nacrt "a obisk
v Clevelandu in Detroitu, o a {
pa DO kampanjo zakljucil kon-
Gem tedna ma vzhodu. Obiskal DO
drzavi Massachusetts in Con-
necticut.
zadnji kampanjski govor bo
predsednik incl v soboto zvecer
v Bostonu. Ia govor bo odda-
jan po treh radijskih omrezjih
sirom Zedinjenih drzav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01

Pricakuje Sc, da bodo Japon-
ci vsak cas- V tenn okrozju vpri-
zorili koncni samomorilni ma
skok. Poveljnik ameriskih sill
tam je maj. gen. Franklin c.
Sibert, bivsi stabni nacelnik a.
meriskih zracnih sill ma Kitai-
skem pod gen. Joseph Stilwel-
lom.
Veliko unicenje japonske zracnc
sile
= Admiral Chester Nimitz je
s.laQess kGi vrhovni poveljnik a
nleriskega vojnega brodovja ma
Pacifiku uradno naznanil, da 50
ameriska mornariska letala med
30. avgustom in 81. oktobrom
unicila 1854 japonskih letal, ma
daljnih 252 japonskih letal pa
ie bilo V :Ntem casu poskodova-
nih ali uniGenih.
Ameriske izgube V istem tasu
SO znasale samo 800 mornaris-
kin letal, toda mnogo ameriskih
pilotov in posadk je bio rese-
nih.
kako resen je postal japon-
ski polozaj, je razvidno tudi IL
porocila, da so Japonci V bit
kah ma morju in V invaziji FL
hpinskega otocja izgubili skup-
no najmanj $4,000 MOI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01
Vesti il zziivijenja ameriSkih Slovencev

Bendl, Ill. - Dne 7. oktobra
je bill v rovu stew. 3 Superior
Coal Co. precej pobit Kocjan
Kralj. Mani Sc je usula plast
kamenja, kar ga je vrglo pod
stroj; &c bi bill padel nazaj, bi
bill lahko ma mestu mrtev. Plast
ga je zadela v hrbet. - Dne 16.
oktobra pa je bila blizu sn1rti
Justina Widmar, najmlajsa Vid-
marjeva hcerka, XII je stroje-
piska pri Curtis Wright Co. v
St. Louisu. Ko so Sc vozili z de-
la, Sc je neki avto zaletel v nil
hovega, XII Sc je trikrat okrog
prevrnil. V avtu so bill stirie,
toda nihce nj bill resno pobit,
kar je pravo Guido, ker vanje je
tekel gasolin in vse sipe so bile
zdroDlJene. IL avta so Jlh lzvle7
xii skozi okno. Justina je pobi-
ia ma nogi. !
Detroit. - Anton Padar, XII
upravlja posto v Ringu, Kansas,
ze dvanajst let, je bill tn ma O.
bisku pri svojem bratu Franku
in prijateljih. = George Wer-
holz Sc je moral podvreci opera
cij. v Girardu, Kansas, lie
umrla Margareta Shiltz, ki "a
pusca moza, v Detroitu pa tri
sinove in dve hceri.
Johnstown, Pa. Helen Plie
je bila obvescena Cd vojnega de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01
'Japonci porocajo
o napadu ma Toxic
'Nocoj je shod v SDD.
Recher Ave.

Ia nocoj, 1. novembra Sc
dvorani Slovenskega drustvene'
ga donna ma Recher Ave-, skill.
cuje velik shod, katerega ma
men je ustanoviti aktivno pc.
druznico SANSa.
Shod sc DO pricel tocno oh g.
uri zvecer. Kot govornika bo-
sta nastopila Leo Kushlan, pred
sednik podruznice st. 80 SANS
in Janko N. Rogelj, prvi pod:
predsednik izvrsnega odbora S.
ANSa, XII bosta podala oris We.
likega pomona organizacije SA'
MS.
V svrho sklicanja tega sho-
da, so Sc zavedni euclidski roja-
XII zavzeli, in izvolili zacasni cd.
bor, katerega tvorijo: Jas I
Rotter, Frank Podborsek, Frank
zagar, John Ivancic, Mrs. Abb
ma Vessel, Mrs. Frances Rotter,
Frank zigman, John Troha
Frank Rupert, Frank Segulin,
Geo. Nagode, Frank Fende,
Frank Cesen in Ludvik Malta
Sic.
Euclidcani so sc vedno dobro
odzvali in sli vsemi mocmi ma
delo "a napredek njih naselbi'
ne ali "a v pomoe bednemu Ju.
goslovanskemu ljudstvu v star
domovini, cato Sc smelo prica-
kuje, da bodo tudi nocoj napol-
Mill dvorano drustvenega donna
do zadnjega koticka, in priceli
z delom, XII bo rodil dobre uspe-
he. Napocil je cas-, ko moramo
ameriski Slovenci napeti vse 81
,e da Sc v najkrajsem casu zbe-
re znatno vsoto denarja, s ka-
5erim Sc bo rojakom v start do
| movini dalo priliko, da 81 znova
zgradijo domove, katcre Jim je
sovraznik pozgal, in 81 pomaga-
jo do sredstev, XII jim bodo nu-
dila primerno in cloveku pristo-
jajoce zivljenje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01
Gen. De Gaune
obisscce Rusiijjo?

LONDON %. oktobra. - %.
MAJ - Politicni opazovalci V
Parizu trde, da bo sci general
de Gaulle v Moskvo, da sreca
Stalina, edinega velikih zavez-
niskih prvakov, katerega oseb.
no ne pozna. Francosko jaVno
mnenje zahteva precejsnjim
'poudarKom; da nag Sc podad =
Gaulle v Moskvo zahvalit Sc
sovjetskim narodom v imenu
francoskega naroda "a njih "a
slugo "a osvoboditev Francije.
Potovanje tako mislijo
Francozi - bi imelo ogromno
moralicno vrednost in bi okre-
pilo vezi med obema drzavama.
Izrazajo cello mnenje, da bi bi-
10 dobro, da Sc oh tel priliki "a
crta osnovne linije sovjetsko-
francoskega sporazuma glede
zaScite miru. Maurice Schu-
mann, XII cesto govori v imenu
de Gaulle-a, je nedavno re izja-
vii ma radiu, da hi bilo nesmi-
selno iskati varnosti v Evropi,
ako Rusije ne bi bilo v organi
zaciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01
Revolta proti
gen. Francu v
severni y '; e RI IL. Spalln1|ijjii

LONDON, - Radio Madrid
je primal izbruh revolte v Sc.
verni spaniji in krvave bitke
med republikanci in cetami red
ne armade diktatorja Franco.
~ Sredisce revolte in bitk je v
Navarri v blizini spansko fran
coske meje. Obseg revolte prot
fasisticnemu rezimu diktatoria
Franco Sc nj razkrit. Vesti il
:drugih virov onenjajo lutte bit
ke med rednimi cetami in rebe-
Ii v vec krajih Pirenejskega 60
rovja.
Glavni stan spanskih republi-
kancev v Londonu trdi, da Sc
revolta, katere cilj je strmo-
glavljenje Francovega rezima,
siri.
Madrid poroca, ida so anne
riske cete razorozile vec Span
skin komunisticnih grup, XII so
pobegnile il spanije v Francijo.
Francoski vojaki so razorozili
40 rebelov enem kraju." .
Vest IL Leride, Spanija, pra-
vi, da cete redne armade cistijo
ozemlje v dolini Aran, kjer so
v akciji rebel. Komunikacijska
zveza z Viello, najvecjim me-
stom v tel dolini, katero so re-
bell pretrgali zadnjo nedeljo, je
bila vzpostavljena. Enote Span
ske armade so reokupirale who'd
tunela zeleznice, XII vodi il Le-
ride v Barcelona.
spanski republikanci v Lon
.donu pravijo, da je v revolti,
ki Sc je pricela pred nekaj me-
seci v malem obsegu, zdaj "a
pletenih vec tisoc MOI. Rebel
ma sila stalno narasca $ priha-
janjem novih rekrutov.
Vodstvo revolte je v rokah
vrhovne junte narodne enotno-
sti, XII Sc je odlocila "a strmo-
glavljenje Francovega rezima.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01

partmenta, da je V Franciji po-
gresan njen moz tehnicni sar-
zent Casimir Pills. Pred dvema
mesecema je postal re drugic o.
&c, toda novorojenke nj videl
ker Sc je nahajal preko morja.
- En- a k O porocilo je prejel
John Bozic, da je njegov sin
Pvt. William Edward pogresan
cd 6. septembra. K vojakom je
bill poklican decembra 1s43.
Imperial, Pa. - Agnes Vehar
je bila obvescena 9. oktobra, da
je bill Il. septcmbra ubit v Mem
eiji njen MOI Sgt. August We
har. K vojakom je bill pokican
marca 1941 in Anglijo poslan
oktobra 1943. Poleg zene zapu-
Sea tri leta starega sina, mater,
tri brate, eden pri mornarici,
in dive sestri.
Abba, Iowa. V Beaconu,
Ia, je 21. oktobra umrl star ma
seljenec Ignac Masel v starosti
~ let, donna IL Zagorja. Bolehal
je stiri leta "a naduho in srcno
hibo.
Baggaley, Pa. - Pri mladi
zakonski druzini Herman Mekic
30 Sc zglasile vile rojenice in
pustile prvorojencka. Oce sluzi
pri vojakih in Sc nahaja v Gel
ger Fieldu, Wash.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01
TANKA z LIKVIDNIM
PLINOM IZPRAZNJENA


East Ohio Gas Co. ma
znanja, da sta bila oba tan
e, kat ma e. 81 ST., Xxi sta bila
napolnjena z likyidniin pli-
nom, izpraznjena snosi ob
1880. Strah, da tekom IL
praznjevanja tapkov pride
do novih eksplozij, je torej
koncan.
Stevilo znanih mrtvih ,je
vceraj Sc vedno stalo ma
1873. v okl'ajni mrtvasnici
je bilo vcerai identificirano
truplo nekega kompanij-
skega delavca, $ cemur je
steviIo trupel, XII MISC idcn-
tlficirana, pablo na 67.
Plinska druzba ,je tudi
vceraj naznanila, da Sc mi
bait, da bi v Cleyelandu te-
kom zine manjkalo pima,
kajti delovati je za:ela no.
va plinska cev, XII vodiiz
Tevasa v Pittsburgh, S ce-
muir so oja6ene plinske re-
zerve v okrozju Pittsburgh
Youngstown Cleveland.
To je najvecja TAXA cev
ma svetu, XII gre skozi Sc
dem draw, oziro1na 1865
mill. Njena. konstrukcija je
veljala 81 milijonov dollar
jev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-01

Perry A. Frey 81 je tekom
svojega = letnega poslovanja
kot mestni sodnik pridobil slo-
yes kot zmozen in pravicen sod
mix med prebivalci Clevelanda,
ne glede ma pleme, narodnost
ali versko preprieanje. Kot sin
preprostih starsev Sc je svo-
jim lastnim trudom izsolal in
postal leta 1925 odvetnik. Leta
1888 je postal pomozni mestni
pravdnik, pozneje pa je bill j.
menovan drzavnim pomoznim
pravdnikom. Leta 1885 je po-
stal glavni policijski proseku-
tor, dive lett kasneje pa je bill IL
voljen mestnim sodnikom. Leta
1943 je bill ponovno izvoljen z
veliko vecino.
Delovanje sodnika Frey-a ma
civicnem polju skoro ne pozna
meje. Je tajnik sodne sekeije
pri Ohio State Bar Associa-
ton, predsednik o d n e 6 a in
pravdniskega odbora pri Natio-
nal Safety Council, ter pred
sednik Ohijske zveze obcinskih
in mestnih sodnikov. Je tudi ak
tiven clan mnogih dobrodelnih
organizacij.
Bill je rojen v osrcju sloven-
ske naselbine ma e. SO Street in
je prijatelj zupana Franka Lau-
scheta izza njegovih deskih let.
Njegova zena je biysa Gene
We've Donnelly, XII je stanovala
ma 1471 e. 55 ST., in v zakonu
Sc je rodilo pet otrok, stir de-
klice in en- decek.
Sedaj je kandidat "a okraj-
mega sodnika Common Pleas
Court "a termin, XII Sc zacne g.,
januarja 1945. Nasim drzavlja-
nom sirom okraja Cuyahoga ga
topic priporocamo.