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Soviet Forces
Storm Warsaw

Continued from Page l.
two months ago to tackle the Ger
mans i'll Warsaw as the Russians
approached from the east.
Units of tie Soviet army Thurs
day crossed the ViStula river in
the face of fierce German resistance
and have established liaison with
Our forces in two districts. Zoliborg
lin northern Warsaw and MokotoW
tin the south part of the city,, :"
Bor's communique said.
PLANES DROP FOOD
Soviet planes again drcped food
and ammunition to the Patriot
army, Bor reported, adding that the
food situation is still precarious.'
In the heart of the city, he said,
the Poles gained ground in the di-
rection of the Vistula, and were
aided by strong Russian artillery
fire
A Moscow dispatch said the bat
tie of Warsaw would remian unre-
ported there until Rokossovsky was
able to announce entry into the
city.
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EI Centrans Draw
OPA Suspensions
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Continued from Page Il
business during that time that the
period will be extended until regis
tration ensues.
A case against James c. White
and or the White Distributing COM
nanv on a similar count was dis
missed.
Also dismissed on grounds of
economic hardship" were the cases
of Henry J. Wall, De ANA Hotel,
Calexico. end Harold Wormington,
gasoline and oil dealer, Holtville.
EIGHT CHARGES
Wall was charged with failure to
pay ration points TO the Golden
State Creamery within the stipu-
lated Today period. Wormington
faced the court with eight charges
against him for improper handling
CT rationed commodities of rationed
evidence.
Commissioner Lewis dismissed
both cases when he learned that
the De ANA was the only hotel in
Calexico and that Wormington sup
piled farmers with gasoline. A sus-
pension in either case, he deter
mined, would exact an economic
hardship" on the communities they
serve.
A 30-day suspension directed at
r. r. Simmons, owner of the Sim
mons Market, Calexico, for ration
point violation was stayed in view
of testimony presented.
WAS ON VACATION
Simmons said he had failed to
pay his points because he had va
cationed away from his home and
had left his business in the charge
of another person. According to the
charge, he was delinquent 422 ration
points.
Lewis, however exacted a proba-
tionary stipulation. Should Sim
mons again fail to pay his ration
requirements. the suspension will be
levied Immediately.
The commissioner represents the
OPA's regional office at San Fran
cisco and oversees five western
states and part of Idaho.
Two attorneys, Richard Gaines
San Diego. and Mrs Mary Yaffa
represented the government in the
hearings.
Eight trials are calendered for the
remainder of the ration officials
stay.
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Puppets Declare
Military Rule
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The carrier force. operating as
part of Admiral William F. Halsey's
Third fleet. took a heavy toll of
Japan's waning air and naval
strength. The American pilots shot
down 110 planes in the air; destroy
ed 95 ON the ground, sank Il ships:
damaged or probably sank 26 others.
and damaged one floating orydock
and two barges
SURFACE SHIFTS ESCAPE
Surface ships of the carrier force
escaped without damage.
A Japanese communique. broad
cast by Tokyo radio. said that
'about 500 carrier planes from "a
powerful American task force" at
tackled the Manila area during the
morning and afternoon.
The japanese claimed, as usual,
that damage had been negligible"
and 80 American planes we're shot
down with six others damaged.
Nimitz said that in addition to
the heavy shipping and aircraft
losses inflicted on the japanese.
much damage was done to military
objectives on and adjcent to Clrk
Field and Nichols Field, and to the
fields themselves"
LIST LOSSES
The communique listed Japanese
ship losses as follows:
Sunk-one large destroyer-lead-
er; four large oil tankers; one small
oil tanker; two large cargo ships:
one medium cargo ship: two small
cargo ships-total: II.
Damaged or probably sunk-one
destroyer. two large oil tankers. one
large transport; 10 large cargo
ships: u meGium cargo ships: one
floating drydock; two barges-to-
tai: 26 ships, one dock. two barges.
The strike at the heart of the
Philippines, which the japanese in
Vaded December 13. 194l, failed to
bring any response from the long
missing japanese navy. The de-
stroyer-leader and the DESTROYER
were the only warships encounter
&c.
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IMPORTANT
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on screens. 1t kills flies, mosquitoes,
gnats, etc, trying to get in and kills,
all insects already in. Keeps flies, etc.
from hopping off screen door and
getting in when door is opened. Costs
only few cents per application. Pre-
vents rust. For homes, porches,
dairies, camps, barns. Your dealer
has it or can quickly have his jobber
get it from Hanley & Kinsella Labo.
ratories. 1918 Olive, st. Louis, Mo.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-22

While most women war workers
prefer men supervisors, the Ma
ticnal Trades association warns
that these foremen must be un-
usually tactful. Treatmen prescribed
for males won't do. Women are
more sensitive" the association ex-
plains, and advises that due al
loWanees be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-22
Business Houses
Get Notices on
Debris in Cutters

That Ell Centros health depart
ment has served verbal notices on
five Main street business houses on
sweeping debris into cutters in front
OF establishments was made known
Friday by Grant A Bristol. sani-
tary officer.
People must realize" Bristol de-
clared, that it is extremely neces-
sary to keep the city's cutters free
fro mfilth =. If our citizens grow
ne 2iigent the result will be a shabby
city and possibly general bad
lealth.'
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Edwin Ford, charged with driving
car without the consent of tie
owner, pleaded innocent in Impe-
rial county superior court Friday
He was accused of taking the car
left in a Calexico garage Tor repairs
and no returning il for "a hours.
His trial was set for October l6.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-22
Winterhaven Man
Wounded in War

Pfc. Hersehael jose of Winter
haven vas wounded while serving
with the United States marine
corps
His name was included IN a lcng
list of Casualties made public by
the marine corps Friday His father
Is Theodore Jose of Winterhaven.
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Yanks Wipe Out
German City

Continued from Page L
down in the mud The fighting has
been too heavy and the gunfire too
close to permit burial squads to op-
crate.
American infantry entered the
town at p. m. Wednesday after
artillery had played havoc with
the defenders and armored units
moved in last night. Both were
still slugging with the Germans at
close quarters in factory districts
in the north and east parts of town.
A short time after l entered with
Major Stanley p. Hidalgo of Race
land, Louisiana, the Germans
opened up with heavy artillery and
shells landed near the spot our
parked jeep. One shell knocked out
an ambulance and a halftrack 10
yards from it but the drivers, in
Guiding mine-pvt. Robert p. Miller
of jackson, hzichigan, had taken
cover
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-22
WIDEN DUTCH BASE

A headquarters communioue said
British and American troops were
steaoi lily widening the base of their
salient jutting across the Belgian
Dutch border, pushing l6 miles be-
yond Eindhoven to Someren on the
east and six miles westward to VIM
telre.
The LuftWaffe threw some fight
er and fighter-bombers into the rag
ing battle around Nijmegen but 20
were shot down at a cost of four
Allied planes.
On the Third army front. Patton
sent his armoreo divisions lunging
eastward within 25 miles of the
Siegfried line and ran head-on into
a great concentration of German
panzerS massed on the open plains
between Chateau Salins and Dieuze.
Canadian First forces in the
Schelde estuary sector along the
northwestern border of Belgium
! ana the southwestern Dutch from
tier captured the Dutch port of Ter
Neuzen and mopped up German
! pockets along the south bank of
the Schelde
GAIN AT BELFORT GAP
On the U. S. Seventh army front.
at the southern end Oh the battle
line, American troops pusned into
i the western end of the Belfort gap
against steadily stiffening resist
ance.
At last reports. the doughboys
were barely u miles west of Bel
fort after capturing the village of
Palante in 3i2 mile advance from
Lure. French troops moving up
from the south. however, were fore
ed to withc raw slightly in the Yer
mondans area, II miles below Bel
fort.
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RAMBLING REPORTER

Continued from Page Il
ing one little room we had to file
a report at the rent control office.
Rents were not supposed to be
raised higher than they were in
March. l943, or some such date"
Old Subscriber went on fuming.
He explained that he had rented a
drawer in the El Centre post office
for years and years at Sl.5o a quar-
ter.
when I went to the post office
to pay the quarter beginning Octo-
Der l." Old Subscriber declared. Il
received notice that the rent had
been raised to 50 a quarter.
"A pretty how-do-you-'do,' he
snapped. The government putting
on rent control and then breaking
one of its own regulations. Why.
listen to me. that is a 33 Is per
cent increase put on since rent
control went into effect"
BY golly. there ought to be a law
but not another bureau.
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tie name Of Bowdoin college has
2can familiar 10 the EskimoS ever
since explorer -alumnuS Robert L.
Feary nailed his college pennant be-
SIDE the American flag at the North
pClp
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EVERYTHING SMASHED


The streets W2re filled with rub
BILE. No wind Tvs were left any
where and mos Of the roofs were
off or damaged Most of Stolberg
will have to be rebuilt from tha
ground up.
1t was still necessary to k.ep
heads down because of snipers. The
Germans still have a few fast tanks
inside the city but they were greatly
outnumbered by the American
armor
Major Ernest j. Desoto of San
Bernardino, California, told me
Germans We're holding out fiercely
about 200 yards from the building
where I met him. This post was
safe though because fighting was at
such close quarters neither side
could use artillery.
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Allied Forces
Push Steadily
On Berlin Route
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tIFODIlIlutu AA0AAi
ridor north Of Nijmegen for
a great drive into Germany.
More than 200 miles to the
south, Lieutenant General
George s. Patton'S veteran
American Third army was locked in
a Swaying tank battle east of the
Moselle that outmatched IN fury
anything yet seen in the western
campaign
After five days OF reckless coun-
ter-attacks that cost at least 100
tanks without halting the east
ward progress of Patton's spear
heaCS, the NaziS hurled fresh panzer
divisions into the fight Friday morn
ing and wheeled up strong artillery
forces to support the counterblow
Equally-deSperate fighting swirled
through the maze of Siegfried line
Notifications along the U. S. First
army front and on the Seventh army
line facing the Belfort gap as the
Allies and Germans throw in their
maximum power for the decisive
battle of the west.
Allied forces were gaining ground
slowly but steadily on all fronts,
and apparently swinging their heay-
lest blows in the north Holland
sector and on the Moselle.
Headquarters said British Second
army troops and American airborne
units wiped out the last German
resistance in Nijmegen and struck
out northWard to the relief of the
embattled sky troops holding out
in Anthem.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-22
CONTACT AT ARNHEM

Official reports, admittedly lag
ging behind the battle action. said
the relief column had advanced at
least two miles beyond Nijmegen
but Radio Berlin and the Allied
controlled radio Toulouse said the
British had made contact with the
Arnhem garrison.
Pooled dispatches filed late
Thursday from the Arnhem sector
said British artillery had reached
the area just south of the Rhine
estuary and was shelling German
assault positions around the be-
leaguered sky troops.
Radio Berlin continued to trum-
pet obviously exaggerated claims of
losses inflicted on the Arnhem pock-
ct. After admitting the juncture,
Berlin SAID the First airborne Brit
ish division at Arnhem had been
completely liquidated" and then
announced that the liquidation
was still in progress.
nj RE-
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Divided LoyaltieS-

DffNta Aos
All Central Union High school is
wondering what John Hinshaw. new
vice. principal, will do when foot
ball season starts this fall. He lives
in Holtville and teaches in Ell Cen
tro.
Will he cheer half of the time on
each side at Central Holtville
games? Will he remain silent? Will
he cheer for both teams? Will he
stay at home?
He may be able to be fair now
but what will happen when his
little son gets old enough to play
football?
Hinshaw will have to move. That's
all there is about it.
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II Smells
As far as RR is concerned per-
sonally, the El Centre police de-
partment always did smell. But it's
worse now.
What an odorl The stencil was
bad enough when the old familiar
cricket odor permeated the atmos-
phere 1t is terrific now that Grant
Bristol and Clyde Lee spread
around something they call a dis
infectant.
What they need now is a deodor-
ant.
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Marta Ostenso
STRASTNI BEG

dobro, toda Ian je bila stvar, ki
je bio treba moliti zanjo.
Tisti dan, .ko sta 81 bila prisla
q Amalijo nekoliko navzkriz, ka
kor Sc je izrazal Kaleb, je meril
pocez in podolgem gozd, XII ga
je bill ''kupip' cd Fusija Aron
soma, in postajal je. vse zado-
voljnejsi.
Ma juzni strani je lezala go
lscaya in izsuseno jezerisce, XII
ga je zamenjal "a les. Fusi ga
DO riedvomno lahko koristno po-
rabil, sal SO Islandci umni 60
spodarji . Kaleb Sc je zado-
voljno smehljal, ko je gledal,
kako Sc je zasukala stvar. Ire.
ba je le dobro zasnovati in clo-
vek dobi vse, cesar pozeli. Res,
da bo malice tezavno pregovo-
riti prasicjeglavega Thorvald-
soma, maj mu proda tisti pasnik,
XII meji ma zapadu ma n;egove-
ga. Sramotno je unicevati tako
zemljisee "a krmljenje par zani-
karnih, od m oljev ogrizenih
konj. Treba bo ma vsak nacin
nasuti Thornvaldsonu peska v
oci.
Kaleb Sc je cutil po svojem
sporeku z Amalijo varnega in
lahkega. zena je S svojim vede-
MEM izdala, da ne DO podpirala
Judite v nobenem njenem ma
:rtu. Kakor noben pravi sebic.
nez nj mogel razumeti, da b
mu m gla Judita kljubovat5
brez pomoci kakega, cetudi zgol..
enega pripadnika njegove rod
bine. Kaleb nj zelel napenjat:
zadevice z Markom Jordanon
! do skrajnosti. Stvar je "a ida.
disala zgolj po spletkarjenju bi
=! strovidnega, potuhnjenega moi
5tra. V nekem smislu je izgubi
la resen pomen in postala ne
kaka igra, XII 81 je z MO Kalet
preganjal dolgcas. Cetudi bi raz
plet te igre mogel nemara privi
/ ii wake zivljenja ma farmi, b
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biti Y njihovih oceh prvi vzor
dostoj ojnosti. Toda vcasih so pri-
sIi trenotki, ko bi Linda najraj
ii izroeila svoje opravilo vetro-
vom in Sc zatekla il nnrzlegs
objema Garove domaGije v O.
krilje Klovaczeve hise ter cd
same neznonsne osamelosti "a
kopala lice Marku Jordanu v
narocje.
Merila je z oemi enolicno, raw
no prerijo z nizkim, raztrese-
MIN gozdovjem ma zapadu, Sc
verno cd Garove pristave, in Sc
je s str a h o m izprasevala,
kako bo prezivela pole
tie. &c bi il ne bilo zal Marka,
XII bi jo, kar je dobro vedela,
tezko pogresal, bi bila sla ma
zaj v mesto ma kratke pocitni-
ce.
Zadaj med redkimi, bornimi
brezami je stala koca Brundo-
viii. Pokrita je bila lepenko in
latarni. Innela je' videz gladke
ponje, poveznjene ma zemljo. V
enem edinem oknu ma proeelju
hise je visel eipkast zastor
obrabljenimi robovi. Posevn:
skedenj in dive nelicni stransk
poslQpji, XII sta imeli tako siro
ke razpoke v stenah, da Sc j
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Linda 81 je zelela Marka Jor-
dana poleg sebe. Saj je nasla v
MEM toliko toplega ~razumeva-
MIA in preudarnega prijatelj-
stva. Nekak neoseben Ear je IL
zareval il NIGGA. Kakor po ma
kljueju il je izkazoval venomer
memo zaupljivost, XII mu pa nj
presla posihmal nikoli vee v ma
peto izjavo, kakrsno il je bill
dal tisto noe, ko je stopila z
dezja k njemu v hiso. Vendarle
je kljuvalo V njej spoznanje, da
mu spomin nanjo tici tik "a oc-
mi, kadarkoli jo pogleda, in da
Sc kdaj pa kdaj ne upa spogle-
dati z njih cd strahu, da ne hi
prenaglo napoeil veliki treno-
| tex, Xxi jima je bill eisto blizu,
kakor sta Sc oba zavedala.
| Lindi je bilo jasno, da Sc ne
sme pogosto sestajati z Mar
kom, ca ne bi med naseljenci
izzvala zlobnega obrekovanja
Nestrpnost zemlje Sc je povsem
videzu vtihotapila tudi v duso
ljudem. Uciteljica pa je morala
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Marta Oste1lso
tNadaljevanje)

Him. je zamrmrala Judita.
mic ne potrebujem.'
Amelia je opazila, da je Ju-
dita topa in ravnodusna do vse-
ga okoli sebe, in je ocitala sa-
ma sebi, tetudi Sc je spomi-
njala zaobljube, XII 10 je bila
napravila ma vrtu tisti dan, ko
je videla Marka Jordana. "Pre-
ponosna je, da bi me vprasala,
ali sem govorila z MIN o ma
jetju kosca," 81 je mislila, "in
je zalostna Eastran tega.' To-
da stara navada jo je silila mol
cati. Garovi so delali pod Kale-
bovim ukazovanjem loceno
vsakdo je skrbel "a lastno opra-
vilo. ..-
Kalebova krasna lanisca Sc
postala podobna bledosrebrne-
mu tkivu pod nebom. Kaleb jih
>je taeas slednji dan opazoval
meril visino blk in preizkusa'
vlago zemlje. Ian je bill njegov
ponos = njegova velika NADIA
Letos ga je posejal dvakrat to.
liko ko lani. Navodila "a goje
ME lanu so mu postala beseds
bozja. Ri je zraslo vedno izo
bilju, ne da bi Sc bilo treba bri'
gait zanjo, in prodal jo je vedne
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OS MO POGL WE

Kaleba nj bilo donna, t O d a
zivljenje je potekalo Garovim
slej ko pref nepretrgano enolic-
no. Martin je dodelal svojo vo-
zarno in sanjaril novi hisi; A
MALTA in Ella sta delali ma vrtu,
molzli, pinjili in odpravljali pre-
visek smetane po Skuliju Erik
sonu ma postajo.
Cd tega so 81 izposodili kan
gle, ker Sc Kaleb nj dal prego-
voriti, da hi kupil "a tako KRAFT
ko dobo move. Judita in Karll
sta oskrbovala zivino.
Uciteljica, XII diva tedna v jul
liju nj imela Sole, je globokim
sozaljem opazovala Garove in
sc nj upala priblizati nobenemu
izmed njih. Ella je gojila v ST.
Gu komaj zatajevano ,nevoljo, do
vsega, kar je bilo v, zvezi Lin
do Archer: cd krasnega perila,
XII ga je razobesala ma vrvi, da
bi Sc susilo, do nacina njenega
poucevanja, ko je priporocala
otrokom, maj iseejo lepote v
slednjem zivem bitju. Sc tega 81
nikakor nj mogla zapomniti, ali
deva Linda sladkor v cal ali ne,
tako malo j je pomenila ueite-
ljica in njen okus. Martin Sc je
je izogibal il same plahosti in
spostovanja. Karl je bill boil
neupogljiv in Sc ie kdaj pa kdaj
ponudil, da bi igral njo tents,
toda navzlic temu, da je bill ze
skoraj odrastel, je bill fant bo-
jazljiv in Sc je kremzil, kadar
mu nj slo kaj izpod rok; zate'
ga deli nj mogla Linda opaziti
ma MEM nicesar, cesar ze ne bi
bila videla ma Kalebu.
Glede Judite. je bila Linda v
zagati. Kadarkoli je dekle z MIC
govorila, j je glas zvenel roba'
to, malone zaljivo. Neki vecel
je odsla Linda k Sandbovim
kjer sc je cesto sesla z Markom
Jordanom. Sven jo je vprasal
eemu je Judita zakrenila S po
ii, ko je gnala domov zivino
samo da Sc ne bi srecala 2 MIN
Toda ueiteljica nj mogla dobit
cd Judite nikakega odgovora
ko Sc je dotaknila njenega raz
merja do Svena. To jo je prese
netilo in jo bolelo, zlasti Sc, kel
je bill po tisti prijetni nedelj
Judith odpor docela zlon1ljen
Neko zaspano popoldne ca
su Garove odsotnosti je well
Linda malega ponija Sandbo
viii otrok in odjezdila proti dc
maciji Dore Brundove, omoze
ne h6erke gospe Sandbove, /
] je zivela kakor njena matt boz
no zivljenje pod oblastjo rlasi
mega moza. "Ubozica, z je potc
lila gospa Sandbova, '.kakc b
i vesela, ko pridete k njej."
Pot je drzala vec mill dale
j mirno rnocvirja, XII 50 ma njel
Iplavale ruse mahu IN bohotn,
i illase1n podobne trave. Pokrajin
! je bila ljubka in pasta hkrat
Il kakor al bi hila zadovolti
p 4 avnir lSnr4sr,ufir,
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CHICAGO-Leading Democratic
opponents of the New Deal gather
ed here for two-day conference Of
the American Democratic National
Committee to map strategy in their
nrogram to fight Roosevelt fourth
term plans. Photo shows Senator
w. Lee O'Daniel of Texas, on hand
for the activities.
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Official Owl photo

mogel vendarle potemniti slavo
njegove junaske vloge v tel
skrivnostni zadevi. Kajti Kaleb
Sc je smatral vedno, eeprav je
vedel "a Annalijin moralni pre-
stopek, preden Sc je z njo po-
rocil, "a izdano in osleparjeno
zrtev v trikotniku. Morda je
prav to odvracalo, da ga nj nj
koli pekla vest radi njegovega
ravnanja. Cuvstva SO Sc mu IL
kristalizirala v granitno trdno
vero, da mu je zivljenje priza-
delo vecno krivico, XII je ne mo-
re izravnati 2 nobenim svojim
dejanjem.
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videlo naravnost skoz ME, sta
stall pod rebrijo tik Lattskega
barja. zivina Joela Brunda je
stala do kolen vodi in glupo
buljila v Lindo.
(NadaIjevonje)
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P0dprimO borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondov in vojno- varcevalnih
znank!
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Stuart Martin, Clan trgovske
noormarice, ki sc veSba y Sleeps
head Bay, L. L., samimeomje
Sogometno opremo.
Martin je pred vstopome y NOR
narico igraI Sogo 2 Cardinals in
Cubs teG21Ona.
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tako, da SO ostale "a MIN ka-
kor njegova verna podoba.
Judita je lahko sla "a stiri dni
neopazeno, kamorkoli je hote-
la. Toda dekle nj poskusala po-
iskati Svena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-10

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zadnji dan junija je odrinil
Kaleb mesto ma jHgu. To po-
tovanje, ma katerem Sc je vsa-
kega pol leta mudil tri ali stir
dni, je bilo namenjeno nakupu
takih zivljenskih potrebscin, XII
jih nj mogel dobiti v Yellow
Postu ali Nykerku, toda Kaleb
ga je odel vselej sijem Stoves
ne tehtnosti. Toda ma farmi nj
bio nikoi oddiha zaradi njego-
vega odhoda; prizadeval 81 je
vedno, porazdeliti donna naloge
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-02
Village Troop Makes
Guin in Tourney Drive

Last Thursday, when district
forces invaded this vicinity, our
troops we're able to Immediate
ly gain ground and at the end
of a three-day battle they had
successfully pushed the advanc-
ing troops back to their start
ing posts.
During the first night OF this
great battle our troops gained
ground in the main sector Of
Lodge Grass resistance and af-
ter severe fighting, the enemy
raiding party was driven from
the area and beaten off.
Following this, operations
went into a temporary lull I'M
til Saturday night when our for
ces came face to face with an
other foe and were able, with
out undue effort to capture the
trophy which they now prize
so highly.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-02
GOSSIP go.

Well, well. Another week has
almost reached it's end, and
the basketball tournement has
probably shown more results
than the scores of the games
and the tournament winners. ?
BY the way, who could it have
been who was sorry that she
was going steady at the time
of the tournament? You don't
mean it.
Say Myrt, what made you de-
sirous to stay at the dance at
ter the Hardin Sheridan game?
It couldn't have been a Ger
tain Sheridan boy could it?
Do these young eyes deceive
me, We did see Earl and Enid
together at the Firemen's ball
didn't we?
Seen: Gayle hammers escort
in Blanche Franklin.
This is all till next week kids
when tournament returns come
in.