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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
sDz Mothers Day
roe,ro.n

The minstrel show titled
Moonlight Janboree" present.
ed last Sunday BY the sDz Ju-
venile Lodge "Cofamodores" III
Newburgh, was 50 entertaining
and brilliantly executed that the
Youth Board Of SDz has re-
quested the group to present the
show in its entirety, in cornec-
tion with It's Mothers Day Pro
gram. Vicki Hocevar as director
must be commended for the ex-
cellent performance and the
beautiful stage setting.
The musical direction Of Hen.
ry Paulin was accomplished and
his piano accompaniment ver-
satile. The endment Frances Ka-
ste1ic, Rose Arko, Ray tIrovat
and Joe Milavec, performed
with zest and ability which were
admirable considering that it
was their first experience. viii
liam Grden as interlocutor car
ried his difficult part most ably.
The rest Of the cast is RI hn cf,Yn-
plimented for their presenta-
ton.
The audience at the Mothers
Day Program will be most
agreeably entertained and pleas
antly surprised at the talent and
ability of the youngsters.
This program will be pres
ented on Sunday, May 9Th COM
mencing at 3 o'clock at the st.
Clair Slovenian Home, and will
be followed by a dance to Srn-
ick's Orchestra at 8 o'clock. Ad.
mission tothe afternoon affair
is free and to the dance 80 cents.
SDZ mothers are especially
invited to receive this token of
love and esteem from SDZ chill
dren. .
Frank M. Surtz,
49, for SDZ Youth Board.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
Liberated

Mr.. Ludvik Medvesek, active
in lodge work and former Sec
retary of Slovenian National
Home, received word from Capt.
Edward McGhee, Jr., u. S.
Army, that his son, Colonel
Ludvik Medvesek was liberated
from a prison camp in Hammel-
burg, Germany on April 7th. He
was among 1000 Jugoslav Of
ficers freed at this time, to be
taken to a camp in France.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
After VE-Doy Plans

A contract termination and
settlement advisory service to
assist smaller contractors and
subcontractors has been organ
lied by the Smaller War Plants
Corporation, r. r. Stratton,
SWPC Cleveland District Man
ager, announced today.
Trained personnel of SWPC
will advise small contractors in
the preparation Of claims which
should expedite settlement of
same.
Although every effort is be-
ing made to inform small con-
tractors of termination and set
tlement procedures, the great
majority are not as well pre-
pared for terminations as the
larger contractors" said Mr..
Stratton. "This is because small
er contractors, with limited per-
sonnel, have not been able to
train their staffs in termination
and settlement. And the con-
tractors tn e m s elves usually
have been too busy with pro-
duction to devote time to learn
ing termination procedures"
In the past, when his contract
was terminated, a manufacturer
usually could find another to re-
place it. After VE-Day, many
contractors will face a changed
condition, Mr.. Stratton ex-
planned. Contracts for materials
they now are producing may no
longer be available and speedy
settlement of I terminatio n
claims is necessary if they are
to shift to other types of pro-
duction.
Mr.. Stratton pointed out that
the SWPC service will be an ad-
visory one only, that SWPC per-
sonnel will not take inventories,
determine overhead, Or make re-
ports For manufa acturers.
He urged manufas stHrers who
ere mt certain Of termination
md settlement procedures to
contact SWPC before submit
Ting claims, since filing of er-
fOneous claims WIN delay Ut.
tlennent. Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
Obituaries

Gacnik, Mory Residence 7004
Hecker Ave. Survived by
mother, two daughters, sister
and two brothers.
Prebil, John-Residence 1919 E.
72nd Pl. Age 81 years. Sur
vived by wife, three sons and
three daughters.
StrusG, SophSe-Residenc 1414
Larchmont Rd., Age 80 years.
Husband, son, father, two
brothers and three sisters sur
vive.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
lL1asEIsan Lssion News
EslI0 ehUf5 pUsf l(o. NJ

"a - IEaaaaAa6kG2f
Due to the passing away Of
0tif C0fnfnandersin=Chie de-
pressing sadness was present at
our last meeting, April 18th
1945. Although little was said,
the expressive faces told much.
iii President Franklin y. Roose-
ve1t, this nation not only lost
one Of the most popular leaders,
it also lost a formidable Com
1nander, possessing great wis
dom and foresight. The late
President foresaw that the enc.
rny's goal from the West was to
rule the world. Even now, when
the Allied forces have the upper
hand, it is evident that it is a
task to subdue them.
It was recently exposed that
the enemy was well prepared for
warfare, when the Allies located
a large airplane factory some
nine hundred feet under ground,
also a inunition factory, where
around the clock they turned
out these destructive objects. It
is the wish and hope, in this
critical era that the vision Of
the enemy's defeat, foreseen by
our late president will be carried
on by his successor, President
Harry S. Truman included with
d just peace.
Almost a week alter, while
the nation was still mourning
President Roosevelt's death, the
enemy from the East further
drapped our saddened hearts,
when they got "good old Ernie
Pyle" the war correspondent
who could unfold the true pic
ture Of this horrible war in a
heart easing manner included
with a mixture Of happy events
that occur even in time of war.
Although Ernie sensed a premo-
milton that his time was limited,
he did not side step it, but went
forward as did many other
brave foot soldiers.
We very sincerely extend our
deep sympathy to all the G. I.
Joe's for their loss of Ernie
Pyle. Their bereavement is also
ours.
In conclusion perhaps the
good Lord has taken these two
great men who are casualties Of
this war although they did not
bear arms to lessen and make
more bearable the anguish that
has stricken many mothers, fa-
theirs, wives and sweethearts.
P. S. Pay your comrade An
thony Uss a visit at the Veter-
ans Hospital in Brecksville. The
hours are 2 to 3 and evenings
from Z to 8. This route takes 45
| minutes from the Public Square
to Scranton Rd. to w. .25th st.
On w. 25th st. to Broadview Rd.
ass
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
Wedding Bells

Lieut.. Albin Marn, son of the
well known NH. and Mrs. Frank
Marn, $40 r. 136th ST., and Miss
Leona Vano Oven, were mar
ried recently. Lieut.. Marn is
home on furlough from the Pa
cific.
Congratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
Wounded in Acfion

Mr.. and Mrs. John UrbaIeie,
1880 Pasnow Ave. were tl0ti-
fled that their son, Pfc. Kenneth
J. Urbancic was wounded III ac-
tion on Luzon, March 21st. He
is recovering in an army hospi-
tai. Prior to enlisting III the
service on June 5th 1943, he was
an employee at the Smith-ArI1-
strong, Inc. He has been serving
overseas since December, 1843.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
In Hospital

Mrs. Mary Kne, Richmond
Rd., underwent an operation at
Glenville Hospital last Tuesday.
Visitors are not permitted!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05
Enters A. n. 6.

Miss Mary K. Ladiha, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ladiha,
1886 E. 55th ST., left for the
Army Nurse Corps on March
7th. She is stationed at Ashford
General Hospital in White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, and was
commissioned a Second Lielt&ii-
ant. She is 4 graduate of Glen
vile Hospital.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05

Visiting In Cleveland
Visiting in Cleveland for a
few days, was Mr.. John Petelin
of Arnot, Pa. - 49,, ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-05

Frank M. Surtz,
for SDZ Youth Board.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
DIR. EMIL NOVAK
obdrzel Degree ma Tulane
UniversitS.

Vehlasny lekar krajan DR..
Emil Novak ktery cd roku 1915
je associate v gynecology ma
Johns Hopkins Medical School
odejel minuly tyden do Tulane
University kde dine IA. srpna
pfi konvenci mel odborovou
pTednasku o problemech tyka-
j1c1 Sc jeho profese v dob6 pc
valce. Soucasne byl pocten
cestnym vynosem doktora v6dy
Tulanske University.
DR.. Emil Novak ma cestny
doktorat University v Dublinu,
Irsko. V roce 1904 IA 1905
byl residencn1m surgeonem v
Maryland General nemocnici.
Cd roku 1905 az 1909 byl as
sociate profesorem zenskych
nemocf ma Baltimorske LekaT-
ske Kolleji a cd r. 1909 do r.
1915 associate profesorem zen
skych nemoc1 v College of Ply
sicians and Surgeons.
V prvn1 svetove valce DR.. E.
mil Novak byl clenem Volun-
teer Medical Service Corps.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17

V zivote soukromem byl u
pflmnym ceskym vlastencem.
Pres SO let byl clenem Sok. Jed.
"Blesk" v Baltimore, Md. Pod
poroval stedre mas druhy odboj
a byl S manzelkou clenem Ces.
Mar. Sdruzen1 v Baltimore. Rad
navstevoval S manzelkou Soko-
lovnu, zvlaste divadelni pred
stavenl. Vzdy 81 rad s nasemi
sokolskymi herci pohovoril.
V Annapolis pc vice jak 40
let p%finalezel k Saturday Night
Club - hudebnimu to- krouzku-
Ztraty milovaneho manzela
a draheho tatinka zelf manzel-
ka zemTeleho pl. Anna Torov-
ska (rozena R1zickova) a sy-
move Adolf, varhanik We Wash
ingtonu, Rudolf, hlavnf foto-
graf v nemocnici sv. Elisky We
Washingtonu a podplukovn1k
We vysluzbe Richard. Krone
tecnCO jest OplakaVan Star1ckOu
sestrou p1. Mary Jaros1kovou z
Annapolis.
Pohfeb konal sc z domu smut
ku v sobotu, II. srpna v 1880
rano. Pochovan byl S vojen-
skymi poctami ma us. National
Cemetery v Annapolis. Manor
n1ci byli nosici rakve mad KITE
rou promluvil namoTni kaplan
z Academic. Ceta mar1n1 wy
palila salvy a "a zvuk1 Taps
byla rakev %spustena do hrobu.
Ia Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" dosta-
viii Sc ku pohrbu starosta br.
JOS. B1lek, 1cetnfk br. Ant. CT
hlar a br. Jan Stipsak, kteT1 wy
slovili rodine upTfmnou SOU
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
MiStnl ZprdVy.
RdzOVA POUTA.

Slecna Emile Rysova, dcera
krajan1 p. a pf. Karla a Marie
Rysa, 7O3 N. Belnord Ave. a
jejf snoubenec p. William S.
Lanius z Havre, Montana, spo.
jeni budou sladkym poutem
manzelskym tuto nedeli, 10.
srpna v dome rodicG nev6sty.
Oddavacf obfady vykona Rev.
J. M. Vondracek.
Dne 10. srpna byli oddani
v kostele Mt. Vernon Rev. Full
dingem snoubenci 81. Olga So
chdrkova, dcera p. a pf. Anto-
nina a Marie SochGrek a pan
Luther H. Rosser, Jr., U. S.
Navy.
ODE nev6sty jsou clenkyne
Baltimorske Jednoty Sokolic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
MA

Koncem minuleho mesice pri.
jel ma 30ti denni dovolenou
mlady krajan Letecky d1stoj-
mix Frank c.. Kuska, syn INA
mych krajanG Franka a Josefy
Kuska.
Mas mlady letec prodelal 35
leteckych mist a to v Indii, Bur
me, Cine a Marianas a dobyl 81
cetnych vyznamenanf.
Prejeme mt prfjemneho po-
bytu v rodnem domove.
Opt. Jerry Stepan, syn
krajanG James a Barbora Ste
pan, 725 N. Belnord Ave-, pri-
jel ma dovolenou. Kapitan Ste
pan meskal ma Pacifiku 35 me-
s1cG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
IA ADOLFEM

Znamenity hudebnik, velky
narodovec - sokol a byvaly
dlouholety kapeln1k Namofni
kapely v Annapolis Adolf To
rovsky opustil mas nahle ma ST.
decni vadu We stredu, 8. srpna
pc seste iodine vecer. ZemTel
We sve residence 70 Franklin
ST., Annapolis. Byl rs rokG
star.
Krajan Torovsky narodil Sc
v Celakovic1ch u Prahy v
bTeznu 1867. Jiz v 1tlem mia
d1 mel velke sklony k. hudbe a
jake hudebnl Yak vstoupil do
vojenske kapely &c. madarske-
no pluku ktery byl posadkou We
Vidni. Tam studoval pod We
denim vehlasnych hudebnfkG
vcetne johanna Strause 2.
Pc uplynut1 sluzebn1ch let u
vojenske hubby roce 1891
prijel do Spoj. Statu a hned ma
sledujiciho roku 1892 byl pfi-
jat do NamoTni kapely v Anna
polls. Byl vybornym trumpe-
tistou a ovladal kazdy nastroj v
kapele. Mlady Torovsky rych-
lie postupoval.. Ia kratko Sc
stall druhym kapelnikem a brzy
ma to prvnlm. Pc 30ti lete sluz-
be v roce 1922 odesel ma odpo-
cinek. V roce 1923 prevail RI
zen1 kapely v st. Johns Kolleji
v Annapolis.
Pan Torovsky byl vynikaj1-
elm skladatelem vojenske hud-
by. V roce 1913 vyborne po-
bavil v Camp Meade Tomase
Masaryka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
PENEZNf ZASILKY DO
CESKOSLOVENSKA.

Pc skoro petiletem preruseni
zasllan1 penez do Ceskosloven-
ska jest opet NONE. Mas Una
my krajan Ferdinand Kalas,
tajemn1k Stav. a SpoT. Spolku
Slavic" obstarava zas1lani pc
nez nejen do stare vlasti ale do
kazde zeme v Europe. Je O.
pravneny bondovany jednatel
American Express Co.
Chcete-li zaslati pen1ze nebo
potfebujete-li nejakou infor-
maci v teto zalezitosti obratte
Sc S dGverou ma pana Kalase v
budove Slavic, 73O N. Col
lington Ave. rob Madison ulice.
Telefon, Broadway 624O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
Dejte ockovati sve deti proti
ZaSkrtu.

Obdrzeli jsme dopis cd NEST
skeho komisare zdravotnictvi v
nemz tento nabada, by rodice
dali ockovati deti prot diph-
therii. Tato nemoc vzdy vazne
ohrozuje deti. Cd ledna 1915
bylo 176 pr1padG a 9 1mrti v
Baltimore a 104 prfpad1 bylc
u osob stars1ch peti let.
D1tky poprve jdoucf do sko-
ly mali byti ockovany, nestalo-
Ii Sc tax behem tr1 posledn1ch
rokG.
Pfivedte Vase d1tko k vase
mu rodinnemu lekaTi a nebc
Health Dept. Diphtheria Pie
vention Clinic a dejte je ocko-
vati proti zaskrtu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
Obrovske oslavy konce valky
20 cele Americe.

Jakmile Sc v dtery vecer americky lid dozvedel, re Japon-
CT pf1jmuli podmlnky vzdan1 Sc, nastaly pc cel6 zemi obrovske
oslavy. Lid vysel ma ulice jasal, plesal, zpfval a radoval Sc,
re byly porazeny vady tiny, 1tisku a otroctvi a re ~zvitezila
svetova demokracie svobody!
Domy v sousedstvich byly dekorovany V narodnfch bar
vach, zeny a dti vySi ma ulice $ praporky, trumpetami, bu-
b1nky, pechaci a vSelijakymi hfmot pGsobfc1mi nastroji a po-
chodovaly kolem bloku, vlaky piskaly, lodni sreny houkaly,
pfeplnene pouGcn1 kary a troubled auta dovazely lid do vnitT-
nGho m6sta, kde ma 100000 plesajfcfch baltimoTan1 slavii ko-
nee valky do pozdnich hodin nocnfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
z ARMADY.

Pc ctyTlete valecne sluzbe v
Tankov6m Sboru americke ar
mady byl IA. kvetna cestn6 pro-
pust6n Pvt. Fred Smith,, syn
krajanky pf. Marie Smith, 965
N. Collington Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
Minuly patek 10. srpna) pozadalo
Japonsko O mir.

Q pull Jedenacte V sobotu dopoledne pTedal statnf sekre-
tar Byrnes spojeneckou notu svycarsk6mu vyslanci We Wash
lngtone: Pravdepodobne byla nota stejneho obsahu predana
v Londyne a V Moskve vysanci S%vedskemu. ODE tyto noty
identickeho znenf jsou spojeneckou odpovedf ma japonsky ma
vh kapitulace.
V note Sc potvrdilo prjetf japonskeho navrhu a oznami-
10 Sc japonske Wade pet bodu, ktere v~ysv6tlujf spojeneckou
pohtlku Poole postupimske deklarace O kapitulaci.
Bod prvn1 pravil, re lined pc prjetf kapitulaci Dude svr-
chovanost japonskeho c1safe a japonske vady podrfzena spo-
!eneckemu vrchn1mu veliteli. Poole bodu druh6ho cfsaf "a
Jistl, ably japonska vlada a japonske nejvyssf velitelstvf pode-
psaly hapitulaci, podepsaly rozkazy vsem japonskym bran
nym SLAM, ably lined ma stanovenych mfstech slozily zbran9
a Dude pax nadale ~zajstovat uskutecnenf rozkazu spojenec-
keno vrchniho velitele. Y tfetfm bode Sc naTizuje japonske
Wade lined dopravit vSechny spojenecke valecne a civilnf "a
jatce do bezpecf V pffstavech, V nichz budou moci nastoupft ma
spolenecke lodi, ktere pro ne prjedou. We ctvrt6m bod9 Sc
prohlasuje, re konecne %rozhodnutf O osudu cfsafe a O form6
vlady v %Japonsku Dude patfit svobodne projevene Will japon-
skeho lidu. ' patem bode Sc prohlasuje, re spojenecka oku-
pace Japonska Dude trvat tax dlouho, dokud nebude zajisten
v Japonsku mir a poradek We smyslu p~ozadavkd postupim-
skeho ultimate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
Mlady krajan Sc vratiI z valky.

MeZi sesti veterany vracej1-
c1mi Sc z Evropy do Miami ma
letadle Army Transport Com
mand byl Pvt. R~ostislav Vasfcek
syn znamych krajanG z Brook
lyna Franka a pf. Vasfcek.
PTejeme rodicGm radostneho
shledanl sc synem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17

Znamy krajan Jerry j. Toula
iehoz stanovist6 je Pearl Har-
Dor, Hawaii byl nedavno povy-
sen ma First Lieut.. (full L. U.
Health Dept. Diphtheria Pre-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
K ucteni pamatky br. Adolfa
Torovskeho.

V mes1cnf sborove schulz
Sok. Jedn. ''Blesk" bylo usne-
seno uct1ti pamatku br. Adolfa
Torovskeho, ktery byl clenem
pres SO let, darem $500 ma
Povalecny Fond Sokolstva We
Stare VlaSti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17

strast mad nahlym odchodem
bratra A. Torovskeho.
z Baltimore Sc z1castnily po-
hrbu p1. R. Legro a p1. Richtro-
va. Re znamych videli jsme O
pohrbu p. Jaros1ka (synovce
zemreleho) a p. Mrl1ka a jeho
PAM.
Vecna pamet budiz bratru
Adolfu Torovskemu!
A. CihlaF.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17

slho utrpenl a obet, a daya japonskemu hdu ~pFfezitost Sc
vyvarovat nebezpec1 zhouby, jaka postihla Nemecko DO ieho
odmltnutl navrhu ma bezpodm1necnou kapitulaci.
' uvazenl toho, co je vyse receno, oznamuje sovetska
vlada, re pocinaje zitfkem, t. j. 9. srpnem, lie $ Japonskem We
valecnem stavu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17

1tery Il spna VI hodn vecer president Truman oz5ml zprawu ma kerous dychtvo6
eeka oey svet" Japonsko pymulo vsechny podmmky a bezpodm1neens Sc vdaow
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17
Rusko We valce S Japonskem.

Y minulem elsie oznamii jsme nas1m ctenaTGm, re Rus
je s Mani a vypovedel valku Japonsku.
Poole zpravy moskevskeho rozhlasu pozval k sobe lidovy
komisar pro zahranicnf veci Vjaceslav Molotov iaponskeho
velvyslance Sato a odevzdal mu tuto notu:
TEXT NOTY o vYPovEZENf vALKY:
"Po porazce a kopitulaci hitlerovskeho Nemecka zastalo
Japonsko jedinou velmoci, ktera chce pokracovat We valce.
"Pozadavek til velkych mocnost1, Spojenych Statd, Velke
Britanie a C1ny, vZneseny &c. cervence t. r. adv japonska
branna moe bezpodmineSne kapHuloyala, byl Japonskem "a
Sc pokusil o zprostfedkovani v konfiktu ma Dalnem vychode.
veSkereho podkladu.
S ohledem ma japonske odmftnuti kapitulovat vznesli "a
padnf spojenci ma vladu Sovetskeho svazu navrh, ably Sc k MIN
pfipojla We valce prot Japonske vybojnosti a pomohla uspf-
sit kOnec valky, ably Sc zmensil pocet valecnych obef a ably
rychle mohl byt nastolen mir.
Verna svym spojeneckym %zayazkdm sovetska vada pfi-
stoupila ma tento spojenecky navrh a pTipojila sc k prohlaSenf
spojeneckych mocnost1 re dine &c. cervence IT,.
Sovetska vada ma "a to-, re tento jejf postup jest jedi
nym prostredkem k brzkemu nastolenf mfru a odvracenf dali
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17

Podobne sceny odehravaly Sc v ostatnfch mestach. mes
teckach, vesnicfch samotach pc cele Americe.
We stfedu Sc nikde nepracovalo. Tovarny a drady byly
zavTeny.
VI DEN Dude oznameny panem presidentem az formal
nj vzdani Sc Dude podepsano Japonskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-17

NeJvysslm Okupacn1m spojeneckym velitelem ustanoven
gen. Macarthur, ktery vydal rozkaz tx zastavenf valky. Sou
casne naf1dl JapOnsku ably vyslalo emisary do MANLY, kterf
by byi povefeni k ~usporadanf vzdanf Sc a okupace.
Nepfatelstvf vsak pokracovalo. Kamikaze letadla We sire
du utOclIa ma Ryukus a ma [. S. Tfetl a Brtske Pacifcke LODI
stvo. 80 jich bylo ~sestreleno.
Ruske armada V Manzurii a Korei byl dan rozkaz by bo-
Jovala az do te dolby, dokud Japonci neslozi zbrane.
Pfdelovanl gasofnu, otopneho oleje, zelenin a ovoce v
plechovkach byl zrusen. Dobrovolna novinarska censura Sc
take zruSla.
Pfidelovani masa, cukru, tukG, olejG, masla, obuvi, gu
movych rafG zustava nadale v platnosti.
Nektere valecn6 kontrakty byly okamzit6 zruseny.
100000 muzG armady, namoTnictva a marfnd Dude be-
hem roku demobillzOvano. Kontrola byt1 a cen z1sta
va V platnosi. Kontrola pracovnfch sill byla zrusena.
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SACO
Mrs. Ethel A. Vagg

Some high school pupils cele-
brated We day with a picnic at the
Legion plunge.
Mrs. Elvira Nybo received word
that her son, Lawrence, had been
wounded in Germany. At present he
is in e hospital in England suffering
from a compound fracture of the
left arm and some flesh wounds in
his body. Norman Nybo his brother
has earned the rating of corporal.
He is stationed in England and ex-
poets to be able to visit Lawrence
in the hospital.
Leland Kronschnabel of Great
Falls has been visiting his mother
for a few days.
Mrs. Charles McChesney and Mrs.
George Robinson entertained LII.
members and their mothers at a re-
ception in the high school gym Sat
urday afternoon. Miss Ida Under
lind, national W.C.T.U. worker, gave
a talk on temperance.
Mrs. Wyn and daughter June ar
rived from California Friday morn
ing to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Foss, for a few weeks.
Malta shoppers Saturday were MI.
and Mrs. Lew Broadbrooks. Mrs.
John B~roadbrooks, Mrs. r. L. Stew
enson and Mrs. Kenneth Knudson
and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlee Irish and two
small daughters, Sharon and
Shelley, left sunday morning for
Baker for a few days visit with
relatives. Mr.. Irish drove from
Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Taylor arrived
Saturday morning from Long Beach,
Calf.
Malta shoppers Monday afternoon
were Mrs. Glen Conlon, Mrs. Frank
Conlon, Mrs. Dorothy Very, Mrs.
Karl Wild.
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GENEVIEVE
By Isabel Swalheim

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester johnson and
sons attended the family dinner
given at the E. E. johnson home for
Seaman First Glass and Mrs. Her
man Johnson who were leaving the
next morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arndt and
children transacted business III
Glasgow Saturday.
Charles Rogers called at the Grady
home Friday.
The West Cache Creek school has
not been running this week because
Mrs. Andrew Stiley, the teacher, Is
sick
We are now getting mail service
three times a week. 1t began May /.
Mrs. Philip Grady and SON. visited
at the Ole Swalheim home Wednes-
day.
Jens Jensen and son, Pfc. Eugene
Jensen, arrived Sunday evening from
Grenora, N. D., to visit their daugh-
ter and sister. Mrs. Lester johnson,
and family. Pfc. Jensen is on fur
Tough after two years in the Pacific.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-10
Glasgow Brothers
in Army Meet
on LuZ0n Island

1t was a happy reunion in March
for two sons of MI. and Mrs. Otto
G. Schwenke of Glasgow when they
met on Luzon island in the Philip
pines. The are Pfc. Harold Schwenke,
serving with an infantry unit, and
Corp. Robert Schwenke, with a NOR
tar battalion. Harold has been in the
south Pacific since September, 1912,
and Robert since November, 1943.
They were able to spend three days
and two nights together.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-10

The word buck" the accepted
brand name for a dollar in popular
slanguage, originates from Amer
lean pioneer trading days when
zone buckskin"waS equivalent of a
dollars worth.