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~ENAKOPRAVNOSTI".

bejo obscene bitke, katerih sodeuejo cell korpus
katerih delovane je povezano delovanem arterie tan
kovskh oddekov it'd Taksen razvo ase vojske kot tud
postopno izpoponevane razvanja atke nam je dal vo
dime kadre XII pres stopne nase borbe in obo
gait veiko operatvno zkusnjo Mas kader e popolnoma
zrasel naso vojsko
Taksna je bila osnovna lnija genianega povelnika
marsaa Tita XII e prinesel nasi Narodno osvobodni vol
ski in nasm narodom tako veike image.
Trete dejstvo XII je bilo odocilnega pomona
hu gbana je njegov znaca in ME
gova notrana zgradba Rek ze da je nase osvobodi
mo gibanje vsenarodno gibanje, zgrajeno narodno
osvobodiln osnovi Toda to gbane ina nekoko posebnih
astnosti XII prvi vrsti prinesli zmago
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31

|pripade odgovornost "a mir ma
Pacifiku. VI -... ~ -
Danes je otok malo podoben
nekdanjemu Guamu. Ina dobra
pristanisca in letalisca, bolnis-
nice, skladisca, okrevalisGa, $50
mill cest in sploh vse, kar potre-
buje velika, izredno aktivna
ameriska mornariska baza v
vojnem casu. Vse to je izvrsila
ma zaspanem pacifienem otoku
ameriska vojna aktivnost do
brih desetih mesecih.
Domaci prebivalci otoka so
Camori, deloma pomesani XII
tajci, Japonci, Mehikanci in
spanci. Ma splosno je prebival-
stvo inteligentno, prijazno, pri-
|lagodljivo in komodno. z ameri-
sko upravo cd leta 1893 do 1941
so bill domacini zadovoljni in 50
bill vsi srecni, ko so Sc America
nj leta 1914 spet vrnili. Tekom
vojne, posebno, ko so Americani
ponovno zavzeli Guam, SO donna
eini utrpeli preeej materialne
skode, in mas kongres je nedav-
no dovolil Is milijonov dollar
iev v poravnavo iste.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31

'daja tudi list Gentle News"
in sledi korak "a korakom vsem
poskusom nacijonalistov Geral-
da L. K. Smitha, .takozvanih
..materinskih" skupin in Citizens
of the USA Committee-ja, XII 50
vsi v zvezi z Flitcraftom.
Faaste je Iahle spOznati
po skupnih potezah .
V kratkih besedah povedana
je vsebina cele serije clankov
naslednja: Reynolds, Smith in
njihoW pajdasi 81 prizadevajo
strniti v emo samo skupino vse
organizacije mrznje, vse hujska-
&c, vse sovraznike demokraciie.
Ia skupni, zdruzeni pokret maj
nosi ime stranka nacijonaistov.
Te skupine Sc raztezajo cd "mla-
dinskih" organizacij preko ina
terinskih" klubov do zvez "a
vraeajoee Sc vojne veterane. Vsi
imajo nekatere skupne poteze:
protidelaWske, >proti tujerodne,
proti-zidovske, proti-katoliske,
sovrazne crncem, vladi, Angle
zem, Rusom in Zedinj jenim ma
rodom.
Med nationalist je najti pre-
tepaee, gangsterje, bivse kaz-
njence, postopaee in propalice.
Obenem pa so prefrigrani in
zyiti spletkaei m ed mimi kot
Reynolds in Smith, XII poznajo
vse stare zvijaee "a vzbujanje
nemirov in mrznje v svrho pri-
dobivanja oblasti. Dodali SO Sc
nekaj novih sredstev. 81
Ne smejte Sc nacijonalistom.
Nevarni so. Uspelo Jim bo Sc
ceda le, ako DO ameriski narod
brezbrizen in .jih omalovazeval,
ali pa Sc dal zapeljati, da sledi
njihovim geslom. Ako Sc bo jaw
most dvignila, jih DO ustavila
in pregnala mrznjo, katero sku-
sajo siriti. Ne poslusajte njiho-
We strupene propaganda. Misli-
te, delajte, glasujte in govorite
le "a demokracijo - v TEN slu-
caju Amerike ne bodo mogli
ogrozati vsi spletkarji in hui
skaci sveta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31

till g cepci kot v starem kraju,
bi nasi farmerji ogromnega emo
letnega zitnega pridelka ne mo-
gil pospraviti Y desetih letih.
seveda,. obdelovanje 5 stroll Sc
izplaSa le ma yelikih kompleksih.
In ameriske psenicne farme so
razsezne, posebno ma zapadu in
severozapadu. v North Dakoti,
ma primer, Sc psenicna farma
pod tisoc akrov smatra "a maj
no. .~r
Letosnji pridelek psenice v
Zedinjenih drzavh DO eden mai
vecjih v zgodovini. To Sc mora
pripisati dejstvu, da je bilo vee
zemlje obsejane s psenico kot
obieajno, nekaj pa tudi obilici
snega v pretekli zimi, XII je pre-
precil, da psenicne rastline MISC
pozeble, in je obenem dobro ma
moeil zernljo.
Psenicni kralh "a lacno evrop-
sko prebivalstvo torej v obilici
zori ma ameriskih poljih in delo-
ma je re pospravljen v skladi-
Seth. Glavno skrb povzroeajo
zdaj pomanjkanja skladise "a
Tito in pa pomanjkanje zelezni-
skin voz "a odvazanje zlate pse-
nice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31
DAROVI IA POMOC IA v
starr kRAJ

Drustvo 'Ribnica' st. IL SDZ
je darovalo $500 namesto VEN
ca "a umrlim clanom Rudy No.
yak, "a takojsnjo pomoc ma IL
recno zeljo pokojnikove zene
Mrs. Albine Novak. Predsednik
drustva ''Ribnica" je daroval
$500, skupaj $1,000.
Mr.. in Mrs. F. Suhadolnik,
979 E. 40 St., sta darovala
$500, ker Sc nista mogla vde-
leziti SANSove proslave 8. ju-
LIZA.
Iskrena hvala darovalcem!
J. Tavcar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31
AmeriSka baza
ma Guamu

Dan "a dnem slisimo ma radio
IL otoka Guiana razvojih vojne
ma Pacifiku. Otok Guam je zdai
nasa prednja baza "a operacije
proti Japonski, ker je mnogo
blizje Japonske kot je Hawai-,
kjer je bila nasa prednja baza
prva tri leta vojne ma Pacifiku.
Tam ina ina zdaj glavni stan
admiral mornarice, Chester w.
Nimitz, in mnogo drugih visjih
mornariskih castnikov. Tam Sc
delajo strategicni naerti ameri-
skin operacij proti Japonski,
tam so velika pristanisca, tam
so razsezna letalisca, tam so boil
nisnice in okrevalisca, tam so
ogromne zaloge najrazlicnejsih
vojnih potrebscin in tam je tudi
glavni vir eiste pitne vode "a
naso vojno mornarico.
Guam je primeroma majhen
otok, XII meri lie 21O kvadratnih
mill povrsine, in je incl pred
vojno kakih 10000 prebivalcev.
V amerisko posest je prisel otok
Guam leta 1898 po vojni S spani-
jo. Ma vojno Japonsko je bill
otok Guam malo pripravljen. Sc
malo mesecev pred japonskim
napadom ma Pearl Harbor je mas
zvezni kongres odklonil priporo-
Clio p k ojn e g a predsednika
Roosevelta, da Sc dovoli osem
milijonov dolarjev "a neke iz-
boljsave vojaskega znacaja v
Guamu.
v decembru leta 1941 SO otok
okupiraii Japonci, ki Ga pa tudi
v vojaskem oziru MISC dosti IL
boljsaii. v avgustu leta 1914 so.
otok spet osvojili Americani, XII
SO ga = 3veIiko naglico priceli IL
preminjati v veliko rnornarisko
bazo ma Pacifiku. Ko Sc je nekai
mesecev pozneje admiral Nimitz
3 svojim stabom preselil tia, je'
izjavil, d. bo Y bodofe baza nase
pacificne mornarice ma Guamu,
Ice nam je vsec ali ne, ker nam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31
PrideIek nash zziitnih
poll

V Zedinjenih drzavah Sc pri-
della ogromte kolicine zita, pred
vsem pseniee. Pridelujejo Sc tu-
di druga zita, kot RI, koruna, jec-
men, owes, aida in prose-, toda
zastavo nosi psenica. Tudi "a
ljudsko prehrano Sc glavnem
rabi psenica oziroma psenieni
izdelki. koruna Sc v glavnem po-
rablja "a izdelavo alkohola ter
"a krmo Irvine in prasiceV; isto
velja "a RI in druga zita. Druga
zita, z izjemo psenice, Sc lie v
primeroma mali meri porabljajo
"a direktno ljudsko hrano.
Letosnji pridelek psenice v
Zedinjenih drzavah Sc racuna ma
en- billion busljev. Lanske pse-
nice je Sc v skladiscih okrog
400 mil. busljev. ia porabo v Ze-
dinjenih drzavah sc racuna
okrog TOO mil. busljev psenice ma
leto. To pomeni, da DO okrog
700 mil. busljev psenice ma raz-
polago "a izvoz, kar DO nedvom-
no v veliko pomoc po vojni IL
crpanim drzavam Europe. Pre-
bivalstvo Europe nj tako nave
zano ma meso, slanino in surovo
maslo, kot SO povprecni Ame-
ricani.
Ako dobi primerne kolicine
psenice "a kruh in druga mocna-
ia jedila, ne bo stradalo, poseb-
no pri dodatku donna pridelane
zelenjave, krompirja, sadja, in
zelenjaye. Da se DO yelike koli-
cine psenice izyozilo iz Amerike
v Evropo, nj dvoma; glavni "a
drzak pri tenn bo v transporta-
CHI. Mnogo naSih ladij je in DO
zaradi vojne q Japonsko zapo-
slenih ma Pacifiku. .-- H.
zetev psenice. se v Zedinjenih
drzavah, in. sicer ma jugu, pricne
Re v uaju, nakar Sc polagoma
pomika proti severn ter Sc Y
| North Dakoti in Montani konca
v avgustu. Ogromna psenicna
polja sc veeinoma obdelujejo &
stroll, vse cd oranja in setve, do
zetve in mlacue. Tako ena oseba
s strojem lahko opraui wee della
kot stotine rocnih. delaveeY. Ako
bi tn psenico zeli s srpi in mia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31

begunce. Kdor ina v svojem
srcu lie Sc koliekaj cloveskega in
narodnega cuta, ne DO dal niti
ficka "a tiste "uboge" izdajalske
begunce. vi pa, XII inmate vec
eloveskega in narodnega cuta, 81
napljuvajte v roke in 81 s tistimi
pljunki namazite obraz, ker nj
ste vredni pljunka postenega
cloveka.
Steve Lokar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31
Nadaljna odkritja o
rovanju in spletkah
alneriSkih fasist0v
(Nadaljevanje s /. strarD

~ oId IOACJ uCShd, hoCCA q JS
L. K. Smith, in nacijonalisti, po-
stavil ma cello organizacij, da z
mimi osedla veterane. Zveza z
hujskaci je krasna. Tako ma pri-
mer je Committee Of Veterans
priredil shod v La Sale hotelu
v Chicagu, dne %. aprila t. |.
Kister je bill predsednik, govor-
nika pa sta bila Gerald L. K.
Smith in Carl Moto. Trdila sta,
da bosta preskrbela vsakemu
veteranu po $1,000 "a vsako
leto vojaske sluzbe. Toda Joe
McWilliams, bivsi vodja krscan-
skin mobilizatorjev, je prekosil
Smitha. On je trdil, da bo pre-
skrbel vsakemu vojaku po
$1,000 cd Wade. Nobenega dvo-
ma ne more biti O tenn, da Sc
bodo vsi posteni veterani, elm
bodo spoznai, kaj ii hujskaei
pray "a prav nameravajo, sstu-
dom odvrnili cd njihovega ne
ameriskega pocetja.
Iskanje denarnih kontribucij
"a propaganda sovrastva
Nacijonalisti imajo Sc drugo
puscico v rezervi. Docim sc po-
sluzujejo McWilliamsa, Malone
ia in drugih, da hi pridobili ma
svojo stran veliki biznes "a tel
ke kontribucije, 81 prizadevajo
obenem tudi nabirati pristasey
v krogih malih podjetnikov. v
San Antonio, Tex, Sc nahaja
Joseph e. Kamp, XII siri versko
in rasno sovrastvo pamfleti in
sodeluje S Smithom. Kamp :je
organiziral takozvani Eight for
free Enterprise, ter postavil
ma cello te organizacije nekega
William Walkerja. Ia skupina
seuva malo podjetnistvo proti
delavcem, proti vladi in prot
vsake vrsts organizacijam "a
svetovni mir. Druga organizaci-
ia iste yrste je Christian Ameri-
can Association IL Houston, Tex.
Ma celu sta Vance Muse in S.
Valentine Urey, XII je prijatelj
obenem Smithov in Gerald B.
Winredov. Ia zadnji je kot zna.
no obtozen zarote.
Precej je tudi drugih skupin,
XII pravijo, da Sc zanimajo "a
tezava malega podjetnistva, ki
pa menijo v resnici le podpirati
zakone, naperjene proti delav.
Gem in tujerodnin American
Gem. >. i. 80
Najhujsa med mimi js Gen
tile Cooperative League Of Chi
cago. DELUXE cisto na nacistit.
nih metodah. Ma eelu stoji Eu-
gene Flitcraft. Ia iga je orga-
nizirala bojkot proti -zidoyskin
trgoyinan in professionalism
! geslom: Buy Gentle only. T.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-31
PisnO IL LOkayca

Mr.. Steve Lokar, z 1901 Nau-
mann Ave-, je pred nedavnim
prejel pismo cd svojega prijate-
liza Franca Sobana, XII sc glasi:
'Dragi kolega Stifko!
'Dragi tovarisi, sprejmite
najlepse pozdrave Cd tovarisa
Soban Franco, Urbanckovega liz
Lokavca.
"Jaz Sc nahajam v sredi Mem
cije, v Muehlhausen. Tam pri
mas v Vipavski dolini so mas
bill Nenci pobrali cd Is. do 60.
leta, skoraj vse, in EN- del postre-
lii. Vse je pozgano in ljudi so
pobijali.
"Tukaj Sc mas nahaja vec do
macinov. Lokar Stefan, tvoj oce,
je v Leipzigu, Lokar Leopold,
Jenkov Alfonz, Skril Frederik,
Cernigoj Janez z Rovt, Vidmar-
jew Stani, zuletovi so vsi skupai
V Leipzigu, in "a tebe mi je po-
vedal neki amerikanski vojak.
Je tukaj Muehlhausenu in on
tebe pozna. Je donna liz ST. Petra
ma Krasu.
''Te pozdravljam in vse sku-
paj, Vidmarja, Toneta, Feliksa
in vse domacine. Enak pozdrav
cd Milota Ivankovega.
Franc Soban." "
Pripomba:
Gornje pismo je kratko, toda
pove mnogo, kakor marsikatero
porocilo, XII je re prislo cd nash
nesrecnih, toda hrabrih in po-
zrtvovalnih ljudi, XII jih je naci-
fasizem pognal ma pot Kalvarije.
Ma vsako tako pismo, ma vsa-
ko zalostno porocilo smo socu-
stvovali mimi in bill presunje-
nj do srca, ter jim skusali poma-
gait ma vse mogoce nacine. Ka-
kor je re v cloveski naravi, z
vsako nesreco svojega bliznjega
socustvujemo, toda kadar je clo-
vek sam ranjen, takrat sele OBJ
cuti V polni meri bolecino svoje
tastne rane. Tako je tudi z nami,
kateri smo prejeli porocila, da
kako je nasimi dragimi, z ma.
SINH najbliznjimi, kako SO Jim
vse pozgali, kako so jim vse po.
drill, kako SO jih pregnali, kako
so jih trpincili in nazadnje jih
Sc mnogo pomorili, obsodili ma
Istrasne zverinske smrti.
| Mi, XII smo dobili TAXA poro.
ella O svojih dragih, smo zadeti
naravnost v sredino srca, kakol
bi bill presunjeni z najhujsc
ostrino noza.
Ko tako premisljujemo TRIP
ljenju nasih ljudi, sc mi dviga '
srcu vihar, vihar, XII tako stra
sno tuli in daja vsakovrstne gla
sove cd sebe, toda lie enega 81
slisi razlocno in ia je maseeva
ME, mascevanje in mascevanje
pa eeprav ga ne bi rad slisal, 81
oglasa zopet in zopet-masee
vanje, mascevanje, posteno ma
scevanje, oko "a oko, zob "a zob
Kakor da ne bi bilo. dovol
krutosti cd. tujca-razbojnika, st
Sc dobili pa Sc domaci izdajalci
ma celu jim ljubljanska izdajica
ki je silila domace .ljudi, dan
prise gajo zvestobo kryniku Hit
lerju, da bodo vdano in Sc groz
nejse morili mas narod. Ko s.
postala domaea tia prevroca, j
robegnil proti Rimu On in neka
njegoyih ida jalskih bratcev.
Tukaj v Ameriki SO pa zaeel
: ldenar kolektati "a tiste "uboge'
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
q Rural Sth
Graders
Get Diplomas

Miss Ella HammernesS, county
superintendent of schools, and the
superintendent of the various
graded schools in the county, pre-
Sented diplomas to % who had COM
pleted the eighth grade in the rural
schools and scholarship awards to
those who had earned them at a
county graduation exercise at the
GLASGOW high school Monday night.
William c. Greer, superintendent
at Opheim, gave the address and
there was music by the Opheim
school band. Grade school chcruSes
from Glasgow and Opheim and Miss
Patricia Anderson of Fort Peck
sang.
Those who received diplomas e"d
the schools attended are Ray Hin
erman and Dorothy Peters. Larslan:
Adele Pidwerbecki, Tiger Butte;
Stanley L. Barnard, Beaverton;
Marvin Tade and Garnet Fullerton.
West Galpin; Leo thinner, Hopper;
James Doe and Alice Fuchs. North
Bench; Aldon Bertoll, Wheatland;
Charles w. DolSon, Hilltop; Fac
French, Big Four.
Also Florence Kirwan, Louis
Ekola and Sever Enkerud, Tampico;
Clara Jasper and Robert Jasper,
New Deal; Myrtice Born, John Dick
and Viola Tcews, Todd Lake: Ruth
Ortmann, Pleasant View; Mae Red
stone and Doris Jensen, Oswego.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Two Brothers
Now Serving
i'm Same Unit

WITH THE 32ND INFANTRY
DIVISION IN PANGASINAN PRO
VINCE. LUzON. P. 1.-Two brothers
Private John Hockhalter and Serg.
Andrew Hockhalter of Glasgow,
Mont. are reunited, following a
separation of owe three years.
Following a policy of the veteran
32nd Red Arrow" infantry division
to take care" of its men in all ways
possible, the brothers will now serve
together in Company B of the Divi-
sion'S crack 128th infantry regiment.
Private Hockhalter has Just ar
rived in the Philippines, while his
brother, Sergeant Hockhalter, has
been overseas with the 32nd for
% months.
The sergeant, recently recovered
from wounds received in action, has
also visited another brother, Pfc.
Michael Hockhalter. who is on Luzon
with the 25th infantry division. An
other brother, Gideon Hockhalter. is
with the signal corps in New Gale
donia.
Sergeant Andrew Hockhalter wears
in addition to the Purple Heart
award the Combat Infantryman
badge and the Philippine Liberation
medal. The Hockhalters' father
John, recently died in Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Johnny's Story
Appeals to
Nations Press

The story told by Johnny Campbell,
7, courageous little survivor of Fri
DAYS tragedy in Glasgow in which
his mother and four stepbrothers
and stepsisters met death, touched
the heartstrings of many.
Long distance phone requests for
information about Johnny and
pictures of him poured into Glasgow
from the major press agencies and
direct from many metropolitan
newspapers.
Still suffering from the shock OF
his tragic experience, Johnny stood
on the river bank Friday afternoon
under the bridge from which the
family had been thrown and his
without faltering. once OF twice
tears welled in his eyes and his lower
lip quivered but he stuck steadfastly
to his account. There was a big
lump at the base of his head where,
he said, Mamma hit me with the
hammer"
Officers theorized that, without
Johnny'S action. it would have been
many hours later before anyone
would have learned of the tragedy.
Johnny'S stepfather, Andrew
Campbell. who had been working all
day with a Montana-Dakota Utilities
company crew at Nashua. and had
been summoned from there. arrived
the scene just after Johnny had
finished pointing out where he fell
in the river from the high bridge.
Johnny climbed the bank to meet
Father and son stood
alone together for a few minutes
while Campbell heard from the
youngster for the first time the COM
plete story of what had happened.
When the father was called. he
told only TO return TO Glasgow
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vote on the debenture referen-
dunn and there are 2,513 such
electors, Mr.. Weber said.
To eliminate confusion, voters will
sign the register only once. Those
who are taxpayers will receive two
ballots.
The congressional contest to fill
a vacancy caused by the death of
Rep. James F. O'Connor last jan
uary is the four-way race. Sen. Yves
ley A. D'Ewart of Wilsan, farmer
and rancher, is the Republican can
dldate. Other major party aspirant
is Leo c. Graybill, Great Falls at
torney Democrat. Both served in the
state legislature. Robert Yellowtail,
former superintendent of the Crow
Indian reservation, is running as an
independent, while E. Spriggs is the
Socialist candidate.
In all precincts where there are
100 or more registered voters, polling
places will be open from 8 am. to s
pm. Three are North, South and
West Glasgow. Nashua. Frazer,
Opheim, Hinsdale, Cherry Creek and
Wheeler. In all other precincts. poll
ing places will be open from l to 6
pm.
Polling places are as follows:
North Glasgow. Congregational
church: South Glasgow, courthouse;
Glasgow, Newton school; West
Glasgow, G. M. Reece residence;
North Nashua. grade school; South
Nashua, city jail; Frazer, school.
Oswego, hall; Todd Lake, Todd
school; Lustre, Lustre school;
school,. Glentana, hall;
Opheim. school; Thoeny, school:
G~enevieve, hall. Hinsdale, fire hall;
Rock Greek, Frazier school; Beaver
ton, school; Vandalia, school; lamp
leo, hall; Cherry Greek, Roy Rus
sell residence: Baylor school; Lars
school; Grain, school; Sham
rock, school. New Deal. school;
Wheeler, school, and Wild Rose,
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FORD URGES
SUPPORT OF
ROADS BILL
Calls on All Eligible Voters
to Cast Ballots
Next Tuesday

A
Gov. Sam c. Ford. who was a
Glasgow visitor Friday after a
speaking engagement in Opheim,
their ballots in the highway deben-
Tuesday. He recommended approval
of the debenture referendum as "A
major step in the states postwar
public works program"
The governor said: Montana has
long been proud of her extensive
highway system. but, because of cir
cumstanceS of recent years brought
about by the war, we have been IN
able to keep our construction and
improvement up to schedule. Only
a very limited amount of new con-
'struction has been permitted and
our repair program has been cut
tailed drastically.
The state highway department
is prepared now, however, to take a
big step forward on iur highway pro-
gram and approval of Referendum
No. 40 by the voters at the June 5
election will provide sufficient fin
ances with which to meet federal
funds already allotted to Montana.
by the congress. BY matching these
federal monies, Montana will be able
to eXpend in the neighborhood of
SAG. 900, 600 in her highways and other
roads in the first three years follow
ing the war.
This work, of course, will pro-
vide thousands of jobs for our re-
turning servicement and will help
fulfill the pledge made that jobs
would be awaiting them when the
hostilities are over on all war fronts.
The highway program is a major
step in the states postwar public
works program and through its
activities we not only will be able
to make extensive Improvements
and additions TO our highway and
farm-to-market road systems but we
also will be offering work at a time
when our returning servicemen and
those other residents of our state
coast and other points for war
who have been drawn to the Pacific
activities will be greatly in need OF
employment.
Il want to draw particular at
to the Importance of the
farm-to-market development pro-
gram provided for in the highway
departments plans for the first
.hree years after the war. This pro-
gram will be the most extensive n
undertaken in Montana, a pro-
gram calling for the expenditure OF
more than SIT, 10000 or about 81
dollars a year for three
'ears. That is ten times the aver
lge spent for the last ten years.
This, in itself, should be sufficient
,eason for the referendum measure
o gain a hearty vote of confidence
It the June 5 election. Let me urge
III Montana residents to vote
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Staff Serg. Cain
Home After
Long Pacific Tour

Staff Serg. Rex Cain of Tamplco,
veteran Of long service in the south
west Pacific. arrived home last week
after receiving his medical discharge
from the army. Sergeant Cain was
originally a member of Company G
here and went overseas with the 41st
division early in 1912. He saw action
in New Guinea. then received treat
ment for malaria in Australia.
He rejoined his unit to fight at
Biak, then on Mindoro. in the
Philippines. He vas hospitalized for
IA days with mortar blast, along
with malaria. and later received his
honorable discharge. He was mar
ried while in Australia and Mrs.
Cain will join him here as soon as
it is possible for her for secure
passage from Australia. He is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. E. o. Wagner
and his brothers. Fred and Earl.