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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-01-25

CHURCH
C.. A. Bentley, Pastor
Crow Agency Mont

Sunday Services.
The church at study, 1926
am.
The church at worship, 1880
pm.
B. Y. P. U.-6:3O pm.
Evening service, 7:45
Tuesday evening, 7:3O c w. c.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-01-25

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Rev. Ralph E. Browning, Dist.
pastor
5th and Cody Ave. -.
Services Saturday
Sabbath School, 200 pm.
Church services, 800 pm.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-01-25
BAPTIST CHURCH

BAPTIST CHURCH
C. A. Bentley, Pastor
1000 am, Sunday school.
HOO am, Morning worship.
800 pm, Sunday school at
Halfway.
TOO pm. Youth Fellowship.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09
REIKIA DAUCIAU
KAREIVIU

Karo vadovybe pasiryzus di-
dinti kareiviu skaiciu ir is da-
bar laikomu $685. vyru pa,
iuosuotu nuo tarnybos jaunes.
niu per 80 metq amziaus, bus
palikta tik 28O,663 kurie turi
svarbius atsakomingus karo
DARIUS. Tas parodo jog rel
kalinga daugiau kariuomenes
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09

rezoliucija Lietuvos klausimu,
kuri liko priimta.
Ia pacia diena Lietuviu baz-
nycioje per suma, uz Lietuva,
buvo giedamas Lietuvos Him
mas; pritaikyta pamoksla pa
sake Kun. J. Rastutis.
sio surengimo komisija: NJ.
Kazlauskas, G.. Gaska, J. Bu-
blinskas, S. Kisieliute, A. LUX.
Sis, J. OlSauskas.
Svecius prieme ir vaisino sa-
vo namuose parapijos globejas
ponas ir poni J. A. Mikenai.
Sveciu pagerbimui bendra
vakariene buvo Amsterdam
Hotel. Isleidimas, vaisinimas
ir pagerbimas Juliaus Smeto-
nos buvo bendrai ir pas PIP.
M. Kazlauskus. IS 5ia po gra-
zios Lietuviskos nuotaikos ger
biamas sveCias buvo islyd5tas
j gelzkelio stoti. .-
Komiteto pirnnininkas Ant
Luksis ir izdininkas M. Kaz-
laukas zymiai pasidarbavo vi
sais reikalais sarysyje su Sia
svente.
" visa pasisekima priklau-
so padeka sveciams, rengejQ
komisiiai ir dalyvavusiai visuo-
menei.
Sekantis AmsterdamieciQ zy-
gis tai Lietuviu kareiviu mo-
tinq ir kitty Lietuviu Misija
Washingtone Kovo 1924.
Spaudos komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09

sys Paura ir Ausreles moky-
tojas Jonas Dirvelis. Koncer-
to surengimui labai daug dar-
bo pasvente S. Kontautas ir XII
ii Gabijos nariai. Nors buvo
ir kliuciu, bet jos nepakenke.
Mat, ta pacia diena buvo Jo-
mas Tuinila surenges baliu Lie
tuvai Remit Draugijos naudai,
bet zmones geriau myli Gabi-
ja ir ja pareme, gi tas balius
skaudziai nukentejo, mes tik
keli zmones atsilanke, o valgio
buvo paruosta del 200. Nezi,
MIA kas tuos nuostolius paden-
ge, ar draugija ar pavieniai,
Vietoje iskirtimo sposo Gabi-
jai jie pasikenke sau.
Koresp.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09
Palangos Trejos
Devynerios

Tai augalinis sutaisyn1as, suside-
da grynai is sakneliu, lapp, ziedQ,
seklu ir zoliu. Veikia ant kuno or
ganu taip kad pavartojus ia tula
laika zmogus gauna nauju jiegu ir
energijos. Kiekvienas kas tik no.
ri butt visados sveikas turetu var
toti Trejanka. Mes tai geriausias
vaistas nuo dispepsijos, viduriu uz-
kieteiimo, nerviskumo, stokos apeti-
to, Strides grauzimo, isputimo, pill
vo sugedimo, reumatizmo, neural
giIos, kosulio, gerkles skaudejimo,
karscio, krupo, blogo upo, abelno
nusilpimo, inkstu ir kepenu ligos.
kama su prisiuntimu 75c.
visada gaunama pas
FLORAL HERB co. Dept. Z
Pastaba: Kartu SUI orderiu prisius-
kit il pinigus, nes kitaip orderius
neiSpildysim. ..
J. SkINDER
344S s. Emerald Ave. Chicago. Ill.
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amsterdam, N. Y.
LIETUVOS NEPRIKLAU-
SOMYRES MINEJIMAS

Vasario 25, A. L. Klubo sa-
lei, Amsterdamo Lietuviu Ko-
mitetas susidedantis is atsto-
WI nuc parapijos, klubo, drau-
giju bel kuopu, turejo Lietuvos
epriklausomybes paminejima.
Apie 3 val. po pietu prisirin-
ko zmoniu pilna sale, matesi
net is kitu koloniju. Susirin-
kimo pirmininkas M. Kerbelis
paaiskino tiksla sios sueigos,
sv. Kazimiero parapijos> choro
vadas J. Olsauskas pradejo
programa SUI Amerikos Himnu
ir padainavo kelias LietuviSkas
dainas.
Kun. Juozas Rastutis kalba
apie Lietuvos nepriklausomybe
ir jos dideye reiksme, apsaky-
damas visapusiska programa
Lietuvai gyvenant savistoviai,
ragino visus kas kuo gall pri-
sideti prize Lietuvos nepriklau-
somybes atgavimo.
Seke solo piles E. Supranai-
ciutes, akompanuojant p-lei V.
Matejunaitei.
Kalba Kapt. P. Labanauskas
apie nepriklausomos Lietuvos
pazangu gyvenima bel reiskia
vilties kad Lietuva vel bus ne
priklausoma.
Seke tenoro A. Vasiliausko
solo il duetas SUI J. Olsausku
keliais pertraukimais; ju dai-
nos visiems labai patiko.
Jonas Valaitis kalba ilgokai,
gan patriotiskai, ragina Emo
mes stoti uz Lietuyos nepri-
klausomybe, butt tarp zmoniu
misijonieriais Lietuvos laisves,
akstina prisideti prie selpimo
Lietuvos karo nukenteiusiu ir
remit nepriklausomybes atga-
vima. Tam reikalui lis pats
! renka aukas ir su kitais pini-
gals surenka S171.95.
Juliaus Smetonos kalba
Susirinkimo vedejas persia
to svarbiausi kalbetoja, Juliq
Smetona, primindamas jog tai
yra sunus a. a. Antano SmetO-
nos, kuris vadovavo Lietuvos
Tarybai, kuris pasirase ant
Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes pa
skelbimo, ir buvo pirmutinis
Lietuvos prezidentas. Mirusio
Antano Smetonos pagerbimui
paprase publika sustoti minu-
tai tylos.
Scenon buvo pakviestas gar
bingas sio vakaro svecias p.
julius Smetona. Jis padekojo
pirmininkui ir publikai uz pa
gerbima jo t5vo, ir pareiske
jog budamas tokioje skaitlin-
goje publikoje jauciasi lyg Lie
tuvoje, primindamas betgi kad
Lietuvoje dabar musu zmoniu
padetis apverktina.
10 kalba buvo ispudinga,
drasi, pilna pasiryzimo kovoti
uz teisybe. Jam kalbant pub
Ilika dideliu susidomejimu klau-
sesi.
II Adv. A. G.. Stokna perskaite
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dabar irengti 1945 metu dar-
zus. Komerciniai darzoviq au-
gintojai turf isakymus padi-
dinti darzoviu pristatyma ka-
riuomenes reikalams, kas rel
skia grosernese bus maziau ga
lima gauti pirkti negu pereita
meta. Taigi pravartu yra vi
stems mokantielns. darius au-
ginti pasiruosti sau didesnius
ir geresnius Victory Darius
sia vasara".
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RUOSKIT 1945 VIC
TORY GARDEN

Columbus. @. - Gubernato-
rius Frank J. Lausche ragina
Ohio gyventojus planuoti If
rengti sau "didesnius ir CERES
Mus" Victory Darius 1945 me-
tais.
'Virs 40 nuosimciu miestu
seimu Ohio valstijoje turejo
savo darius 1914 metals, pa
sake gubernatorius. "Kiekvie-
ma is tu seimu, kaip lygiai ir
ukiu seimos, privalo planuoti
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Jis Nepasake "NE''!
kaip Galit JUS?


pasimatymus avateje kepta autna sekmadieni
Dvi koias Sokiams abb rankas vartojimui
Iaika kurs priklause isimtnai jam
paslsio kede r knyga paskaityti
Mego rekodus kamynini finu teatra
ubus paredu il svarias pakoees
Karsa vanden skumuti r vailavma automobile
ose r prize darbo kur jis dilba
turejo panus. Bet jis nepasake "NE",
Kuomet issedmo vatys pasieke Normandy kranta
Ar kuone kas isakinee "sauk primal"
Tai buvo darbas kurs reikejo atigi
Ir lis nepasake "NE'
Nos jis zirojo kad gall nekados negryzti
gall mir budamas jaunuose metuose
Ar suzestas labai sunkiai
pastikei ant JUSU kuri laka
jam geri vandens paglostyt 10 gava
viskas O. K. Js galejo pasitiketi ant JUSl
vienas dayl1as kuo js galejo butt tikras
Tas ko js trokso kuomet isvyko buvo
Tai kad galetu sugryzti kaip
Kur jo mona jo zmona, jo jo mylmoj paliko.
tada apsiupins iuo Xxi is gales vel butt savas.
Taip, jis sugryzo 10000 ju, suzestu gryzta atgal
ligonniu laivuose kas menesi JUS jam reikaingos!
pagelbeti Mitarnese Lgoninese ayje
Js yra suzeistas-ir SUzEISTIEJI MCCALL LAUKT1!
Tuo israsyk WAC Hospital Unit!
Arm Dedical Department praavins jus
kaip medikale chirurgska echnike tarnauti
Mlitarinese Ligoninese Kreipkites WAC
Recruoting Office, 1918 E. 9th st.
Army arba Navy Nurse Corps!
informaciju krepkites Nurse Recruitment
Office 1927 Prospect Ave-
Suzeistieji Negali Laukti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09

Comdr. Harold E. Stassen,
buves Republikonu gubernato-
rius Minnesota valstijoje, tapo
PREF. Roosevelto paskirtas at
stovu United Nations konfe-
rencijoje San Francisco. Jis
nesenai buvo apdovanotas gar
bes zenklais uz atsizymejimus
karo laivyne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09

''Dirvai" issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-idekit
/ laiska 81 dahar ir ''Dirva"
Iankys jus istisa pusmeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09
LAWRENCE MASS.
LIETUVIAI NUSIMINE

apielinkeje. Geros strides Lie
tuviai vaikscioja giliai susima-
ste koks likimas laukia rcu5q
tevynes Lietuvos. Xiii Lietu-
vial mazai supranta apie Lie
tuvos reikalus, o kit sake, ne
turin geru vadu dirbti Lietu-
vos vadavino darbe.
Broliai Lietuviai, kurio tik
gyslose teka Lietuviskas krau-
jas, tam nereikia jokiu vadu,
toks ras ibuda gelbeti Lietuvai
stodamas talka items kurie
dirba. Reikalinga pinigu, rel
kalinga auku paremti jau da-
romiems darbams.
Mes zinome, Lietuva par
bloksta, sukruvinta, kankina-
ma raudonojo okupanto. il is
tiesus ] mus rankas laukia pa
galbos. Lietuvos zmones tie
sia savo isdziuvusias rankas j
mus Amerikoje. Bet kahn ar
visu. ausis pasieks ju sunkus
atdusiai. Daugelis sake, kan
man tos Lietuvos reikia, ir jie
atsisuka nuo tu pagalbos pra-
sanciuju.
Tokius zmones mes betgi pa
likim nuosaliai, irs visi tie ku-
rie jau5iames esa tikri Lietu-
vial imkimes darbo pasiraito-
je rankoves. Dabar laikas dir
bti, dabar laikas kelti Lietu-
vos laisv6s balsa kuris rupi
jos laisvas likimas. Dabar
gal bus paskutinis musu pasi-
tarnavimas musu tevynei, to-
liau jau gal bus perve!u jei ir
noresim ka daryti.
KitQ tautu zmones daugiau
rupinasi savo Saliu liki1nu ne
gu mes Lietuviai, taciau ITEMS
kuriems rupi Lietuva, nereikla
nustoti vilciu, ir prie musu SUI
grvS dirbti tie kurie dabar dar
suklaidinti.
Dabar NUNS laikas vienin-
gai stoti i darba, siQsti savo
delegatus j Washingtona, pa
ITEMS isazrEoti, dalyvauti Ame-
rilos Lietuviu Misijoie, siusti
ten aukas, kur bus prasoma
tztarino Lietuvai. Nesakykit
kad ten ne mano partijos va
dai dirba. Partijos visos ge-
ros jei JOS moka placiai ziure-
ii ] bendrus tautos reikalus.
Kurie tik dirba uz LietuVos is
laisVinima tie yra geri vadai.
Ne apie partijas siadien dis
kusuokirne, bet rodykime su-
sirupinimo Lietuvos likinu.
Man rodos kad Lawrence
Lietuviai gales pasiQsti kokius
du ar daugiau delegatus j Wa
shingtona.
Lawrence gyvuoja selpimo
Fondas susitveres 1888 m, kur
prikIauso 7 draugijos, jos Wis
kq gall padaryti.
Cia paminesiu viena moterQ
organizacija, tai Moteru Pile
ciu Klubas. Jos labai daug
dirca labdarybei. Stai vienas
pavyzdis ju gero darbo. Par
vaziavo suzeistas kareivelis K.
Sasnauskas, turejes viena ope-
racija: jam reikalinga buvo
vaziuoti j Kalifornija, kur tu-
reio daryti antra operacija.
Tos moterys sudejo tam val
kinui ant tikieto $38, nors is
ju neprase; jos pacios supra
to ko zmogui reikia. Jis JOINS
atras5 padekos laiska uz para
ma.
Sios klubietes galetu if Lie
tuvos reikalus paremti, kaip
Lietuviu Misija Washingtone,
siunciant delegates ir auku.
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S. BOSTON, MASS.
zINlOS
PROKLAMACJA

Mass. valstijos Gubernato-
rius Maurice j. Tobin isleido
Vasario 16 diena Lietuvos Ne
priklalsomybes pr o klamacija.
il tilpo tik Boston Post, XII
tuose keturiuose vietos Ameri-
koniskuose laikrasciuose nesi-
mate.
Cub. Tobin yra Lietuviams
prielankus ir rimtai su Lietu
viais skaitosi. Proklamacijos
turin parase Adv. Jonas Gri-
galus SUI paciu gubernatorium,
ir Boston Post ja istisai patal-
pino. Adv. Grigalus yra Anne
rikoje gines, geras Lietuvis,
SUI savo vientauciais darbuoja-
81, gerai sutinka su Bostono
miesto vadovybe ir politikie-
riais. W keliu metu gall tu-
reti proga tapti Bostono ma
yoru.
SANDARIECIAI PABEGO
Vasario II buvo surengtas
Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes 27
metu minejimas South Boston
High mokyklos auditorijoje.
Ia svente turejo mineti ben
drai visos sroves, bet is pilnos
sales publikos kuri dalyvavo,
sandarieciu buvo tik penki, o
kiti surenge sau atskira baliu
ir ten prie degtines ir alaus
paminejo Vasario 16 ir dar pa
dare pelno keleta dolariu save
reikalams. Jie nedalyvavo su
kitais todel kad bendrojo rem
gimo kasierius buvo ne ju glo.
boje, O antra kad kalbeti bu-
NO pakviestas Adv. Bagocius
Bet tas parengimas gerai pa,
vyko, auku surinkta $735.
Buvo CANA daug truksmo su.
kelta susirinkime kur buvo ia,
riamasi apie Nepril1lausomybes
minejimo programa.
Brocktono sandarieciai tair
pat pabego is bendro Vasaric
16 mineiimo, surengto Vasa
rio 18, ir renge savo baliu at
skirai. Ju priezastis buvo kac
Kun. Svagzdys nedave progra
ma vesti ju zmogui. Pas siuos
sandariecius pirmoje vietojt
stow ju partija, o Lietuvos
reikalai paskiausia.
KONCERTAS PAVYKO. Ga
tijos ir Ausreles chorQ bend
ras koncertas rengtas So. Bos.
tone gerai pavyko. Programs
vede Gabijos mokytojas Sta
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]. A. Urbonas

Dirvos Agentas Daytone
1902 Lamar ST. Dayton, O..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09

oPIPIRAI senoves laikais
buvo tokia retenybe kad moke-
ia uz JUGS auksu tick kick iie
sveria. ir tik turtingiausios di-
dziunu seimos tegalejo ju ISL
gyti.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06
Miss Opal Wright Is
Bride Of Ralph Lee

Miss Opal Wright, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Wright of
Laurel was united in marriage to
Ralph Lee, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Lee of Sioux Pass, Mont, June 1
at the First English Lutheran
church in Billings.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Baumgartner in the presence
of relatives and a few friends. At
tending the young couple we're Miss
Harriet Lee and Ed Wright.
The bride was attired in a beige
tailored suit with blue accessories
and wore a corsage of red roses.
After the ceremony the wedding
party enjoyed a lovely luncheon at
the Belknap.
Mrs. Lee is a graduate of Laurel
high school and Montana State col
lege. For the past two years she
has taught home economics in the
Fairview high school.
Mr.. Lee is a graduate of Fairview
high school and is engaged in
farming in the Sioux Pass commune
ty where the young couple will
make their home.
Those attending the wedding were
Mrs. Ole Lee, Miss Harriet Lee and
Ted Lee, all of Sioux Pass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Earl Hobbs, Miss
Alice Hobbs, Miss Esther Wright
and Mrs. c. E. Wright.
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Conduct Funeral For
Mrs. FOOS Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs. Rosie
Foos, so, were conducted Thursday
afternoon at the German Congrega-
tional church by Rev. Theodore C.
Strobel. Rev. Strobel, who gave the
sermon in German, was assisted by
Rev. H. G. Pfieff, pastor of the
First Congregational church in Bill
lings, who gave an English sermon.
The ladies' aid choir of the church
sang Nearer My God to Thee" and
Beautiful Shore" with Mrs. Henry
Schlegel playing the piano accom-
paniment.
Pallbearers were Fred Feuer-
bacher, Henry Fox, Alex Fritzler,
ST., Godfried Harding, Jacob Kram-
err and Henry Ostwold.
Burial was in the Laurel ceme-
terry.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06
EUROPE:
Displaced Persons

One of the most difficult of post
war problems in Europe, the return
of displaced nationals to their home
land has become even harder with
the reluctance of many to leave the
Anglo-American occupied zone of
Germany, it was revealed.
Though some 500, 900 Poles are
showing the greatest antipathy to be-
ing sent east, Latvians and Lithu-
anians also are not eager to return.
Even substantial numbers of the
1900, 900 Russians in the Anglo
American zon do not wish to be
repatriated, but though the other ma
tionals cannot be forced to go against
their wishes, an agreement reached
at Yalta makes the return of the
Russians compulsory.
Besides the nationals mentioned
above, there still are 1900, 900
French in the U. S.-British area along
with $50, 900 Italians, 200, 900 Bel
gians, 200 1000 Dutch, 100, 900 Yugo-
10000 Czechs, 10000 Greeks,
10, 900 Danes, 10000 Norwegians and
10000 from Luxembourg.
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TREWIN

Blue Ribbon Boosters Cooking
club met at the John Fox home
Monday afternoon. Programs were
made out for the clubs activities.
Present we're Gloria Schwecker,
leila Grubs, Martha and Lorraine
Fox and the leaders, Mrs. Shay and
Mrs. Kappel.
Mrs. Kenneth Shay spent Mem
orial day at the w. T. Johnson
cabin on the Saltwater with MEM
bers of the Young Peoples Sunday
School class of the Laurel Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfred Harding
attended the funeral services for
Mrs. Henry Zoos in Laurel Thurs
day.
The Kappel, Beslanowitch and
Bongiani families spent Memorial
day in Billings.
Mr.. McKittrick and son and MI.
Yates of Absarokee farming COM
the Grubs ranch Thursday.
Mrs. Lucia Bongiani and son Paul
we're calling at the Grubs home
Tuesday evening.
Darrell Frank, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Frank, is i'll with
whooping cough.
Mrs. Kenneth Shay and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Richardson attended a
farewell party for Nh. and Mrs.
Harold Van Nice at the Ted Webb
home in Laurel Sunday night.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06
Class OF Rebekah
Initiates Named In
Honor Of Mrs. Adams

A formal candlelight ceremony
featured the initiation of a class of
candidates at the meeting of the
Evergreen Rebekahs Monday eve
ming at the l.. L.. club.
The class was named the Fannie
j. and honored the Rebekah assem-
bly, president, Mrs. Fannie J. Adams
of Whitefish. Mrs. Adams and
other state officers were unable to
attend because they are to meet in
Bozeman June 9 to audit the books
for the year and conditions would
not permit both trips.
Mrs. Minnie M. Fenton, assembly
chaplain, served as proxy for Mrs.
Adams and was honor guest of the
event. She was presented with a
corsage of red roses from the lodge.
A similar corsage was presented
Mrs. Leta Hiner, pianist. Receiv-
ing a gift during the evening was
Mrs. Louise VanNice, chaplain of
lodge, who with her fam
lily is leaving for Chehalis, Wash,
to reside.
Musical entertainment included
,he singing by Miss Virginia Dur
nam and Miss Gladys Stene of the
new official song of the Odd Eel
ows lodge. Mrs. Hiner was piano
accompanist.
The hall was decorated with bou-
Iuets of spring flowers. Serving
IN the decorating committee were
Mrs. Doris Armstrong, Mrs. Bessie
Jrowe and Mrs. Ethel Ellingson.
refreshments following the meeting
we're served by Mrs. Alethea Hop
'el, Mrs. Helen Jacobs, Mrs. Lora
Jacobson and Mrs. Lillian Wage.
The next meeting will be a Re-
ekah and Odd Fellows joint mem
rial at the L. L. club Monday, June
s. Mrs. Mary Belle Virgins is
hartman of the event.
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HAPPENINGS

Soft snow fell Monday night and
Tuesday morning beyond Red
Lodge, Harry Dull said Tuesday on
his return to Laurel. The Yellow
stone valley was experiencing a
steady downpour of rain at the time
the Red Lodge region was having
snow. Dull, his son Jerry, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Blankenburg of Glas-
gov and Donald Fellows spent a
few days at a summer home near
the Cooke City road.
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Lyle Shields Mother
Dies At Wheat Basin

Mrs. Rachel Shields, So, mother
of Lyle Shields, died at her ranch
home northeast of Wheat Basin
Friday. Surviving besides her hus-
band, Cecil John Shields, and the
son here are a son PFC. Earl C.
Shields with the army in Germany,
three daughters who live in Idaho
and Washington, two sisters, two
brothers, a half brother and II
grandchildren.
The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at the Settergren funeral
home in Billings and burial was in
the Billings Mountview cemetery.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06
PACIFIC:
Cities Burn

One by one, Japan's great indus
trial centers are being RACED by huge
fleets of Flying Superfortresses, with
the firing of Osaka and Yokohama
cutting further into the enemy's po-
tential to produce weapons needed
for the expanding Pacific front.
Considered the Orient's greatest
industrial center, Osaka smouldered
after heavy Super-Fort strikes at
its iron, steel, copper, cotton, hemp
and wire plants.
Japan's second biggest port, Yoko-
hama was left in flames by hundreds
of BIOS, with strong winds helping
to spread the destruction block by
block. Approximately $4,000 houses
were said to have been wiped out
after the first assault, leaving 100000
homeless, and communication and
transportation lines disrupted.
In explaining strategy in lay
ing down the greatest number of
bombs in the shortest time owe
Japanese targets, 21st Bomber
Commander Curtis LIE May de-
II Jou LAY thCli oonh
like that the city burns down.
If you don't, they put it out"
With B-29s raising havoc with Jap
anese industrial centerS, the enemy
continued to chiefly center his aerial
opposition against American naval
vessels in the Ryukyus, with Kami-
kaze (suicide) pilots continuing to
score hits on light units. Indicative
of the ferocity of the Japanese at
tacks, the navy reported the great
est casualty toll in all the Pacific
fighting off of Okinawa.
On land, U. S. forces herded the
enemy onto the southern corner of
Okinawa following the collapse of his
Shuri line after some of the bitterest
ground fighting in the war, with
troops compelled to dig the Japs
from deep cave positions in rugged
terrain.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06

Mrs. Philip Michael, Mrs. Jacob
Lichom, Mrs. George Michael, Mrs.
John Harding, Mrs. Dave Wagner,
Mrs. Dane Vannice, and Mrs. George
Frank of Park City; and Mrs.
George Ruff, Mrs. Philip H. Mich
ael, Mrs. Henry Michael, Mrs. Jacob
Kautz, Mrs. Wilbur Lenhardt, Mrs.
Alex Michael, Mrs. Henry Walters,
Mrs. Peter Thiel, Miss Amelia Thiel,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Ruff of Laurel;
Mrs. Jake Michael of Columbus, and
Mrs. Katie Ludwig of Tacoma
Wash.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06

In compliance with the second
phase of Mexico's program for the
eradication of %illiteracy, teaching of
i%lliterates to read and write has got
ten well underway, with both individ-
ual as well as collective instruction
throughout the country.
Part of President Avila Camacho's
progressive program for the mod
~srnization. of Mexican life, the de-
gree requiring educated adults 10
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Mehling, Park
City, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Zwis-
Ter, Helena, So; Mrs. Frank Platz,
81; st. Anthony's Altar Society,
$3.50; A friend, 81; Mrs. Carl
Wegner, F~romberg, So; Mrs. Gene
DeFrance, 81; Edna Tesch, $3.50;
Bill Moon, $3.50; Taylor's Barber
Shop, $3.50; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gerke, So.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06
The Outlook Saws:

Mrs. Conrad Thiel entertained at
a miscellaneous bridal shower June
8 in honor of Mrs. George Ruff of
Laurel. Games were played after
which the bride opened the many
lovely gifts. Delicious refreshments
were served. Those attending were
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-06
Mexico Now One Big Schoolhouse

to 60 to teach simple reading or writ
ing to one illiterate, or to teach col
lectively, has teeth in it. Citizens
not complying with the decree will
be forced to do so. ,
No haphazard project, Mexico's
department of education keeps a
close check on each student accord
ing to age, occupation ana sex. So
far, $4,000, 900 free readers have
been issued.