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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
RU5I UBlLI
1900 NA(iJEv
Ma p0LJSkEk
Glede razvoja bojev "a
Sevastopol Moskva
nicesar ne poroca

LONDON, %. aprila. - Sow
jetska vrhovna komanda je da-
nes zgodaj zjutraj naznanila, da
je prva ukrajinska armada, ka-
teri poveljuje marsal Gregorij
zukov, vceraj v ljutih bojih v
podnozju Karpatov v okolici
Stanislawova v start Poljski IL
bila 1900 Nemcev in unieila 68
tankov.
Nemci so ma omenjenem SEX
torju ocividno priceli S proti-
napadi v nadi, da razbijejo rus
Ike priprave "a novo ofenzivo in
TEN ustavijo prodiranje Rde-
&c vojske proti Lvovu in Cesko-
slovaski.
Berlin pOro6a O premikanju
ruskih reZerv
Neko porocilo il Berlina pra-
vi, da so ma poti skozi Ukraji-
no slime rezerve Rdece vojske,
Xxi so ma poti proti $50 mill dolg
sektor ma poljski 'front.' m e d
gornjim Dnjestrom in Pripet
mocvirjem.
Glede razvoja bojev "a Seva-
stopol, kjer so Nemci in Romu-
nj strnjeni v so kvadratnih mill
ozemlja V kotu Krima, nj Mo-
skva danes zopet nieesar poro-
Gala, kar utegne pomeniti, dasie
vrhovna komanda Rdece vojske
odredila rezerve, XII so stale ma
Krimu, Ma fronto v start Poll
ski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
OTVORIL GOSTILNO

Poznani. rojak Anton Gorenc
je te dni otvoril gostilno ma
15703 Libby Rd., V Maple
Heights, Ohio, poleg Broadway.
Svojim gostom DO vedno mai
bolje postregel z finim pivom,
whom, in mehkimi pijacami.
Priporoca Sc "a naklonjenost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
PEVSKI ZBOR "JADRAN"

Jutri, v nedeljo, OBJ 2:30 uri
popoldne Sc vrSi redna mesecna
seja pevskega zbora "Jadran," v
navadnih prostorih. Clani so
vabljeni, da Sc .polnostevilno
udelezijo. - ..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22

Sporocilo o ruskem sodelova-
nju z denarnimi izvedenci osta-
lih Zedinj jenih narodov je do
s2elo tik pred objavo naznanila
sporazuma V Washingtonu in V
drugih prestolicah zavezniskin
drzav.
Zakladniski tajnik Morgen-
thau je poprej povedal ,casni-
karjem, da je vzajemna izjava
zastopala nazore vseh narodov
razen Rusije, S pristavkom, da
nj izgubif upanja, da Sc DO spo-
razumu pridluzila tudi Rusija.
Kako Sc DO sklad rabil "a sta
biliziranje denarja
Kakor je bilo pojasnjeno, Sc
bo tozadevni sklad rabilo "a
prodajanje in kupovanje zlata
in valut, namenom, da Sc pre-
preci nezdrave razlike V 4vred-
nosti denaria raznih draw in da
Sc pospesuje normalen tok tr-
govine med narodi.
S pomocjo tega fonda Sc bo
denar enc drzave moglo pre-
skrbeti drugi drzavi zameno
"a njen lastni denar ali zlato. IL
fonda Sc DO tudi lahko drzavam
ponudilo zlato zameno "a n jih
denar, ako bi take drzave po-
trebovale zlato, da ohranijo "a
upanje svoj denar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
"a narodov sken1o sporazuln
"a stabiLzacijjo denarne valute
Zidi v Warsaw
Sc borijo

LONDON, II. aprila %. N.
A. - Poljski porocnik, XII je
pribezal il Poljske pred dvem'
tedni, je dejal, da Sc ma tisoee
zidov zivi skritih Warsaw, &C.
10 leto po "bitki varsavskega
Geta."
Ia to bitko, med katero je bill
porocnik v prestolnici, SO Mem
ci dejal:, da 90 iztiebili vse var
savske Eide.
Oborozena vstaja je bila 19.
aprila, 1943.
Poljski castnik, ka Greg a
pseudonim je Jerry Jur', je
povedal poroeevalcem tukaj, da
je pred kratkim srecal sedem
zidovskih sosolcev V Warsaw.
Poljsh patriot branijo in kri-
jejo Eide, je dejal.
Porocnik Jur je pripovedo-
val, da je 10000 moz, zena in o.
trok vodilo odpor proti mems
kim letalom, tankom in artile-
riji in dekleta SO strelJala S
strojnicami. :.
V pripravi "a koncni odpor,
XII je bill obsojen ma poraz cd
vsega lzacetka, so Sc varsavski
zidi oborozevali z orozjem, kup-
ljenim I'd Nemcev, prenesenim
s pomoejo soeustvujoeih Pelja-
kov.
Poljska inteligencija med poll
skimi delayci
LONDON: II. aprila, ION.
A. - V mnogih slucajih so Sc
dali clani poljske inteligencije
deportirati kot navadni delavci
v Nemcijo, cato da bi vodili od-
por in sabotazo med poljskimi
tovarisi.
Skrivni nemSki memorandum,
XII Sc nahaja tn, svari nemsko
delavstvo, posebno d e a k {
nadzornike proti tenn Poljakom.
v neki drugi okroznici, "a
htevajo Nemci cd nemskih de-
lavcev ma Poljskem, da morajo
porocati vsak slucaj ranjenih
poljskih delavcev, XII iscejo Mi
hovo pomoc, ako so osumljeni
da so bill ranjeni v bojih prot
Nemcem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22

Rusija ocividno popusti kon-
troio svoje valute
Russia je svojim zanima-
MEM "a to mednarodno stabili-
zacijsko akcijo ocividno d a a
namig, da je pri wolff popustiti
ali ukiniti kontrolo, katero je
izvajala skozi dolga | e t a mad
rubljem in dovoliti njegovo ra-
bo ma svetovnih trgih.
Sedaj rubelj nj prometu IL
ven Sovjetske unije, posledica
cesar je, da je njegova vred-
most napram valutam drugih
narodov nepoznana.
kontrola prot samolastnim
valutnim mahinacijam
Ker bi narodom, XII stopijo
ia sporazum, he bilo dovoljeno,
da reguljraje sVojo yaluto -po
svoji Volji, Sc upa, da ustanovi-
tev mednarodnega stabilizacij-
ckega dogovora prepre5i tako
devaluacijo oziroma inflacijo
d enarj a, kakrsno je izvrsila
Nemcija po zadnJi vojni, I'll da
bi kaka drzava dala svoji valu-
ii dvoje razliGnih vrednosti, ka-
l1or je stolil Hitler, ko je Mem
5ija pred izbruhom aktualne
vojne vodila proti svetu vojno
ekonomskega znacaja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
zENSKI ODSEK SD

Clanice zenskega odseka Slov.
del. donna ma Waterloo Rd. so
prosene, da Sc nocoj, OBJ 8. uri
udeleziio seje, ma kateri bodo
podani racuni zadnjih veselic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
Ma sporazum je zadnjem trenotku
pristala tudi Rusija. Ustanovil Sc bo
skIad s milijard, XII bo baziral ma zlatu

/ WASHINGTON, 2l. aprila. - Nocoj so tukaj
kladnsk tehnik zastopajoci "a narodov, naznan, da
je bill nacelu sprejet sporazum usanovitev zlatega
fonda znesku 8 miljard dolarev cigar namen bo,
n red mednarodno finance in pospesevati trgovino in
bagostanje med narod sveta.
Sovjetska Rusija je dramaticen nacin zadnjem
trenotku naznana odobravanje predlaganega naGlta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
BOLEZEN

V Mestno bolnisnico je bill
odpeljan Anton Potocnik, sta
nujoc na 6223 Glass Ave. Upa-
mo, da Sc mu ljubo zdravje elm
preje vrne!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
IL BOLNISNICE

Mrs. Anna Leskovec, stanujo-
ca ma 1449 E. 172 ST., Sc, je vr-
Mia il bolnisnice ma svoj adom,
kjer jo prijateljice lahko obi
s6ejo.
= Prijateljice Julie Vidmar jo
sedaj lahko obiscejo ma domu
1011 E. Il ST., kamor Sc je W.
Mia IL bolnisnice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
REDNA SEJA

V nedeljo, %. aprila Sc vrSi
redna seja drustva Carniola
Tent st. 1888 T. M. Clanstvo je.
vabljeno, da Sc polnostevilno
udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
Med vladO marSala Tita in Italii0
je bill sklenjen vazen sporazum
Poroclo IL svice pravi, da je Badoglijeva vlada
priznala, da ina Soca glavnem tyorit
mejo med Italijo in Jugoslavijo

GENEVA, Svica. - Prislo je
do vaznega sporazuma "a ia
kojsnje vojasko in politicno So
delovanje med Jugoslavijo in l.
talijo. Ia sporazum sta podpi-
S ala zunanji minister Josip
Smodlaka in premier Badoglio,
prvi v imenu Wade marsala Ti-
ia, drugi v imenu Italije. To no.
vico je zvedel porocevalec chi
caskega dnevnika The Daily
News cd vplivnega in zaneslji-
vega Jugoslovana.
Jugoslovanski odbor "a ma
rodno obrambo je podpisal spo-
razum v mestu Bari, zacasni l.
talijanski prestolnici, ko Sc je
Smodlaka pred kratkim mudil
tam. Celotno besedilo, o kate
rem Sc je vrsilo razpravljanje v
najveeji tajnosti, ne bo objav-
ljeno, dokler Badoglio ne preu-
redi svojega zbora ministrov
tako, da bodo v MEM tudi Ia
stopniki vseh protifasisticnih
strank. Sporazum bo koneno O.
dobren sele tedaj, ko. .bo usta-
novljena bodoca italijanska Via
da; tako Sc je izrazil omenjeni
Jugoslovan.
Izmenjava posIancev
:Prvi clan sporazuma vsebuje
Badoglijevo priznanje Titove or
ganizacije kot dejanske ali "de
facto" Wade Jugoslavije. Itali.
janski delegat bo zastopal. itali.
janskega premierja Titoven
glavnem stanu, jugoslovansk
voditelj pa DO incl tudi ravne
tako zastopnistvo v Bari.
Nadaljni Glen omenja, da bo
do cd dneva, ko bo pogodbs
podpisana, italijanske eete, k
lse borijo OBJ strani Titovih par
tizanov v Jugoslaviji, izrocen'
njim ma razpolago" cd stran
!, italijanske Wade, da Sc bojujejt
1proti skupnemu sovrazniku
Glen tudi razpravlja vprasa
nju vojaskih plac in zalog "a j
/ taliianske cete Jugoslaviji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
Zaueznisska zracna ofenziua
proti Nemcem Sc nadaljuje
'BOmbni blitz'' ma KOeln in
druge nemske centre. Velik
napad ma romunsko prestolico

LONDON, FL aprila - Britska zracna sla je snoci
zadaa svoj najsnes udarec tel vono ko je stresla
5000 tonov bomb mesto Koen in tri druge vitane
nemske zeleznske CENTRE katere DO odvsna nemska
armada kadar Sc prcne zavezniska invaza kontnenta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
4 4
-
Nasii
fantje-uojiakii

Cd 16. februarja je pogre-
san V akciji ma italijanski from
tt Pvt. Albert Travnik, star 20
let, sin John Travnika, 1882 E.
173 St. Albert je vstopil ar
mado V juniju 1941 in je bill
poslan preko morja preteklega
julia. Bill ie graduant Collin
wood High School in pred vsto-
pom V armada je delal "a Nick
ell Plate Foundry Co.
V armadi Sc nahaj jata diva
njegova brata, Pfc. Frederick,
star 81 let, V Mississippi, in Pvt.
Anthony Novi Gvineji.
V boju Ma italijanski 'front.'
pri Anzio je bill ranjen 20. MARI
ca Pvt. Louis Ponikvar, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Joseph Ponikvar, 1910
E. 61 St. Zadet je bill Cd krogel
il strojne puske V ODE nogi in
trebuh. Starsi so prejeli toza-
devno porocilo cd Rdecega kri-
ia V bolnisnici, kjer Sc Louis
zdravi. V armada je vstopil V
marcu 1943 in treniral Sc je V
Camp Wheeler Ga, odkoder je
bill poslan preko morja prete-
klega januarja.
Louis je pohajal V St. Vitus
farno solo in East High School
in potem je delal pri z. & w.
Machine. Productsa~In Ima
brata Ludwiga, XII Sc nahaja V
armadi v. Fort Francis E.
Warren, Wyoming, in dve ses-
tri, Sophie in Antoinette.
Preteklo soboto je tabori-
seth V Texasu in Oklahomi, kjer
Sc trenirajo letalci "a armada
Zed. drzav, graduiralo pet slo-
venskih fantov IL Clevelanda, XII
so postal pilot in letalski cast
niki. Sedaj so dospeli' domov ma
dopust. Min imena so:
Porocnik Richard A. Jaksic,
Gill St. Clair Ave.
Letalski castnik Elmer C. Ka-
steli lic, 692 E. 96 St.
Letalski castnik Michael M.
Modic, 1146 E. 76 st.
Porocnik Martin A.. Zagorc
Jr;, IT'S E. 154 St.
Porocnik Frank M. Bolek,
1922 Abby Ave.
Mr.. in Mrs. John Prijatelj
z Ali Depot St., Conneaut, O..
imata diva sinova pri vojakih
Rudy Sc nahaja nekje V Angliji
John pa v California;, Prijate.
Iii so vabljeni, da jima pisejt
ma sledeca naslova:
John Pryately, Hq. So. AZ
Santa Barbara, Calf.
Rudy Privately, Hq. So. 30tF
S. Sc, APO 149, New York
| N. Y.
Prijatelji Alberta Maver MI
lahko pisejo ma sledeci naslov
Pvt. Albert A. Maver, 35304066
Hq. Co., Shore Bn., 543 E. B. &
S. R., 3 E. S. B., APO 928, c/'
Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal
Ma 10-dnevnem dopustu S
nahaja T/Sgt. Jim F. Petrovik
XII pozdravlja drustvo Ribnica
Prijatelji ga lahko obiscejo n
domu starsev ma 1901 E. 81 81
j Ma svoje sluzbeno mesto Sc vi
ne 80. aprila. Njegoy naslov pl
vojakih je: T/Sgt. Jim F. Pei
| rovik, Co. A 194th Glider Inf
4 Camp Forest, Tenn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
JOHN KRAJACH

Pc stiridnevni bolezni je oh
z. uri snoci umrl John Kraja-
cic, star 81 let, rodom Hrvat,
stanujoc ma 2l51 Gearing Ave.
Bill je clan drustva Zrimski
Frankopan st. 4O3 HBZ in dru-
stva sy. Imepa. Tukaj zapusca
zalujoco soprogo Mario, ro-
jeno Ducic, in sinove Pfc.
Johna, Pvt. Walterja, Pfc.
Nicka, Sgt. Elya, in Dragotina,
v starem kraju pa zapusca hcer
Mario in sestro. Pogreb Sc be
vrsil v torek OBJ 9. uri zjutraj il
pogrebnega zavoda Louis L
Ferfolia, 9116 Union Ave-, y
cerkev sv. Nikolaja ma E. So St
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
MICHAEL PAUL

V Berea, Ohio, je V sredo
umrl Michael Paul, cigar pe-
greb Sc bo vrsil v ponedeljek OBJ
10. uri zjutraj IL A. Grdina in
sinovi pogrebnega zavoda v GER
kew sv. Petra in. Pavla, w. 2 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22

Kupujte yojne DOnde in v0Jno- yarce-
yalne znamke. da bo cimprej porazeno
0siSce in ySe. kars ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-22
Gen. Patton je dospel v Angli-
jo, da pOmaga gen. Eisen-
hOWerju

LONDON 21. aprila. - Da-
mes je dospel v Anglijo Lieut..
gen. George S. Patton, zilavi
specialist "a bojevanje s tanki,
cigar armada je preteklo pole
tie bliskovitc naglico podjar-
mila Sicilijo.
kakor sc razume, bo Patton
ostal tukaj stalno kot eden iz-
med poglavitnih pobocnikov ge-
nerala Dwight D. Eisenhower
js, vrhovnega povcljnika vseh
zavezniskih sil, "a invazijo "a
padne Europe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-04
REVIEWS MEAT RAT1ONING

Meat rationing enters its second
year with civilian supplies sufficient
to maintain the nations health, the
rationlng system improved to de-
gree previously thought impossible
but with little possibility that ra-
tioning can be suspended during
1914 the OPA states.
THE major factor which has
made meat rationing work has been
the cooperation of consumers, retail
ers and other members of the food
industry, Administrator Chester
BoWles said. Without the under
standing and support of everyone,
meat rationing-or for that matter
any OPA program. rationing, or
price control would fail. odd as II
may seem, total civilian consump-
ton OF meat during the first year
OF rationing was at one of the high,
est levels in the country's history"
The War Food Administration es-
Inmates that there will be slightly
more meat in 1914 than there was
in l943. Farmers are expected to
produce total of Is billion pounds
of meat, of which about II billion
will be available forg civilians
This means that each civilian will
eat, on the average, about 1872
pounds Of meat this year. During the
decade of 193l-1940 the total pro-
duction Of meat averaged 1877 billion
q year, or 131 pounds per person.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-04
EUREKA NUGGETS

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Steckelburg
of Redwood, Calf, and Mrs. Martha
Draper of Bagley, Wis, were week
end guests at the home Of c. Ruck-
dashel.
Mrs. c. H. Franklin of Fortine
was a shopper in Eureka Saturday.
Mrs. George Ross of Rexford was
an in between train visitor in town
Tuesday.
John Myers, of the Zonolite Com
pany, and r. w. Smithberger of
Libby were callers at the j. j. Ross
home during the week.
VIM. r. Farley of Trego transact
ed business in Eureka Saturday.
Charles Snyder of Great Falls
spent part of last week in Eureka
making plans for oiling the part Of
Highway No. 81 for which he has
the contract Mr.. Snyder is the)son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder Of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Scouten had
as their Sunday dinner guests Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Irwin.
Mrs. Alfred Dionne of Vancouver,
Wash, is visiting at the home of
her son, Darrell Roose.
Mrs. Victor Peltier of Trego was
a weekend guest at the home Of
Mrs. George Shea, :Sr.
F. P. Carey has returned from
Metaline Falls, Wash, after spend
ing two weeks there at the home of
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Wolff
Mrs. Jessie S. Fagerberg, county
superintendent of schools, accom-
panied by Mrs. A. L. Brock, visited
schools in this neighborhood dur
ing the past week
Walter Smith was business call
err in Kalispell Friday and Saturday.
Lawrence McNaughton has re-
turned to his home at Fernie, B. c.,
after spending couple of weeks
with relatives here.
Miss Rosemary Green, employed
in the Aircraft works in Spokane,
spent the weekend here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Green.
Mrs. F. r. Shenefelt had as her
weekend guest Mrs. Robert Cox OF
Kalispell.
Mrs. Paul HobSon arrived from
Seattle Monday for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts and
Jim Phegley of Libby were Sunday
dinner guests at the Thomas Burch
home:
| Mrs. E. S, McAllister is able to
be outdoors after having been con-
fined to the house for the past two
months because OF illness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Hume went
to Kalispell. Sunday for a stay Of
several days on business and visit
ing.
Mrs. Marie Sailing, who spent the
winter in California, has returned te
Eureka to spend the summer at hel
home here.
Mrs. A. j. Swing was a dinner
guest at the Dewey Green home
Wednesday evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-04
TOBACCO VALLEY GRANGE

At the regular meeting, April Is,
the following were given the obliga-
ton and secret work of the third
and fourth degrees: Viola st. Peter,
Albert St Peter, Allen Broom, Ha-
eel Broom, Chester Pluid, Elizabeth
Pluid, Irene Pluid, John Swing, Ad-
cline Swing, Virginia Erickson, Al
len Erickson, Ray Frost, Myrtle
Frost, and Wayne Robbie.
Sister Alverson reported that 10
scrapbooks had been completed and
sent to hospitals. The Grange voted
in favor of serving supper at a
dance at the Community Hall, the
net proceeds to be donated toward
buying heating plant for the hall.
The literary program began by
naming his or her favorite grain or
vegetable and giving reason for the
choice. George Shea, Jr., gave a
reading on Pest and Disease Con-
troll for Garden Plants" Spring
Time in the Rockies" was sung by
the following brothers and sisters:
Elsie Helms, Elizabeth Oneal, Nell
West, A. c. Mackey and Orval West.
Bina Hudson, Elizabeth Oneal, Ross
Badgley, Tom Quirk, Henry Lenarz,
Jay Robbie and Fred Johnson in
dulged in humorous crying stunt
which caused considerable merri-
ment. The Dramatic Club presented
a reading, Modern Cinderella, y
given by Elizabeth Oneal.
Everyone enjoyed a square dance,
for which Elsie Helms and George
Shea, Jr, furnished the music; John
Crawford did the calling.
A white elephant" sale was held,
with Bill Badgley as auctioneer. A
nice sum was raised which is to be
put in the lecturers fund.
The sick committee reported that
Virgil Clark, Mrs. Klinke and Eel
mer Moses have been on the sick
list.
Lunch was served by group of
men, with A. c. Mackey as chair
man.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-04
LINCOLN COUNTY HIGH
SCHOOL WINS

Eureka won the cup awarded Tor
the commercial events at the Coun-
ty Track Meet held at Troy, Friday,
April %. Out of the As points pos
sible, Eureka won 80, Troy s and
Libby 4. In shorthand |, Evelyn
Frost placed first, Vivian Frost,
second; in shorthand II, Doris Ben
son placed first, Lois Pluid, second;
in tipping |, Evelyn Hosea of Troy
placed first, Evelyn Frost, second;
in tipping II, Lois Pluid placed first,
Doris Benson, second; in bookkeep-
ing, Lois Johnson placed first, Ad-
die Mae Deshazer, second.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-04
NEIGHBORLINESS

Last Wednesday some 80 friends
and neighbors took possession OF
the Zelmer Moses farm, and equip
ped with II tractors and all sorts
of farm implements, seeded more
than 80 acres to grain and prepared
other acres for cultivation. The fol-
lowing ladies saw to it that the men
were amply supplied with eats: Mes
DANES w. E. West, Orval West,
Tony Van Leishout, Purdy, ]. Rob-
be, Ray Frost and John Crawford.
The instigator of the whole affair
is reported to be Johnny Crawford
AS an extenuating circumstance, it
should be stated that Mr.. Moses at
the time was in a hospital in Spo-
kane and Mrs Moses was with him
helping to take care of him.
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DITCH BLASTING
DEMONSTRATION

Charles T. Leighty, cooperating
with the Tobacco Valley Soil Con-
servation District, announces that
on the afternoon Of May 10, ditch
blasting demonstration will be held
on his farm near Gateway.
Mike Evans, representing the old
Gold Medal Explosives Company,
will conduct the demonstration.
Mr. Evans will demonstrate meth
DDS Of loading and blasting irriga-
ton and drainage bitches.
All persons interested in seeing
this method Of ditching are Invited
to attend
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EUREKA
WITH THOSE IN SERVICE

WAN 40O0G AAV 0G1S v AOG
William S. Buhmiller A. M. M.
BIC has been transferred from Hol-
lywood, Fla, to an advanced Naval
Aerial Gunnery school conducted
by Pan American Anyways at La
Guardia Field. N. Y. Before leav-
ing Hollywood he spent Sunday
with Petty Officer Leo Gilmond,
who is stationed at Miami, which
is only a few miles from Holly
wood.
Cpl. Murray r. Mcmahon has
been transferred from the Aleu-
tians to Camp Pickett, Va, accord
ing to a telegram received by his
mother, Mrs. E. T. Dickinson. Cpl.
Mcmahon expects to be home soon
on a furlough.
Pvt. Harold PIuid, in the medical
corps, is now in New Guinea.
1t. George B. Long has finished
his training at Carlisle Barracks
and is now at Fort Devils, Mass
Pvt. Jack Bolen, in the Infantry,
has been transferred to Camp Gar
yer, Okla.
Pvt. William B. Porter is reported
10 De an instructor IN nlgn altltuue
gunnery.
Robert Green, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Green, has joined the Navy.
Pvt. Earl Weber is now some-
where in the South Pacific area
Pvt. Glenn Knuton, who is with
the personnel Coffee force) at Fort
Knox, Ky, is in the hospital there,
having been i'll for the past several
weeks.
Seaman 2/c Kenneth McAllister
arrived from Farragut on 15-day
leave. He has finished his boot
training.
Pvt. Bud Beagle is with the M. P,
forces at Fort Custer, Mich.
Seaman 2/c James Howe also has
completed his boot training and
arrived from Farragut Thursday on
a 15-day leave.
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CALL TO COLORs

CALL TO COLORS
1t was on the twenty-first of April
In nineteen hundred forty-two.
| was called to join the colors;
| knew / had a duty to do.
Goodbye Father and Mother
| am not going away to stay.
Keep praying for me, Mother,
| will be coming back some day
| 60 to join my buddies
Away across the sea
Remember, dear Father,
Keep on praying for me. y
If / don't get back, dear Mother,
Please don't worry about me.
Just meet me up in Heaven,
Where we will all be free.
BY CPL. OTTO OFT,
U. S. Army
Somewhere in England
April 1914.
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Hang Clothes Strairht

To cut down on the amount Of
ironing, hang all the clothes straight
on the line, SO that the feWest num-
Der Of wrinkles are dried in. Bed
ding, underwear, and even some
outer garments may be put away
either without ironing OF any kind or
with a mere flick of the iron, il the
clothes are hung properly.
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E. w. Hoyt of Kalispell was a
business caller at the Thomas
Burch home Wednesday.
Mrs. H. T. Singer entertained Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Fetterly, Mrs <. E.
Long and Mrs. Nora Pomeroy at
dinner Thursday.
Gordon Lyons, who spent the
past five weeks in a hospital at
Kalispell as the result Of broken
bones and torn flesh of his right
leg, is now at his home.
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STIFFERS STROKE

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Albert
Kinney suffered paralytic stroke,
and at this (Tuesday) writing she
is in very critical condition. DR..
Clark is in almost constant attend
ance.
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To prepare naked beets, wash
thoroughly, remove all but an inch
of tops, rub surface with oil or 9TH
er fat and bake until tender. This
keeps all the juice inside.
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y. ). Coa1t 0naF1 ph0<0
U. S. Coastguardsmen and Ma
rmes build a temporary causeway
for unloading in the jungle Of New
Britain as the invasion gets under
way.
These men are 1000 miles away
from home, and counting on you to
back them every foot Of the way.
Buy War Bonds and hold 'em!
U. S. Tysassyy DEPARTMENT
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ST. MICHAEL'S, EUREKA
(Episcopal)

Church School every Sunday at
II a. m.
The next worship service will be
Sunday, May IA.