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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
PNLM BEACH CAFE

LINN Burns. songstreSs, has an
eve 70 the future She captNates
with her song styles but eccen-
tI.callv displays a rcd and green
slipper while doing so. pointing
up the approach Of the coming
Nulo season
Al Mack guides the show dane
.rg for which is provided by Don
Iahln
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
MCKEYs SHOW BAR

Bill FraSors iUpcrsonations
continue 70 be the focal point A.
Mickey Jarvis Show Bar. lie :
currently Offering a Or. Jekyl and
Mr. HYDE Skit which iS as fright
cning as II Is humorous. Other
talent includes the De Narrise
Sisters, tap dancer; Jean Monroe
exotic dancer. Hide Martin. dy-
manic $ onCstreSS, and Clarence
DorSev's booc ie-woogie band.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
ELOQUENT UTTERANCE

The Tristan" Prelude seemed =
trifle overstudied 10 our ears last
night, but the 'LiebeStod' was
delivered with such magnificent
eloquence that il even silenced the
determined coughs in the audience
Given a well-sized orchestra and
Just adequate direction II is hard
10 conceal the unearthly beauty of
these ecstatlc measures, but last
nights performance was partic.
ulsrly fine one, fraught with great
feeling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
CLUB STEVADORA

fiaI hamilton steps into The
r5strr Of ceremonies chores a.
TuuCa Noiouns Club Stevadora
he replaces Bernie Green Lovely
song artist Ronnle Reed remains
over aS do maestro Sammy Man
doll and Mark Fischer, the magic
., nv, ~, ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
The Honeydrippers
At Paradise

TWO RECORDING fayor'cs
will headline the bill a. the Para
disc Thester today. First rs 'ne
Honeydrippers, starring Joe LlE-
gins. and Hot Lips Page and
his orchestra.
The screen attraction stars
Wild Bill Elliott IN The !uan-
tom OF the Plains"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Symphony
Program
Eloquent
BY CHARLES GENTRY

DUE TO the sudden illness OF
Dorothy Maynor, the soprano who
was stricken with appendicitis
shortly after her rehearsal yester-
day afternoon. the concert by the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra in
Masonic Auditorium, was left
without a soloist.
But director Karl Kruger and
the orchestra more than made up
for the general DISAPPOINTMENT Of
the au ence with straight
orchestral program Of unusual
emotional appeal.
Highly romantic in flavor and
passionately performed were IN the
three principal works Of the eve
ming. the Chausson B-flat sym
phony, the Prelude and Liebestod
from Wagner's Tristan and
Isolde" and the Second "DaphniS
and Chloe" Suite Of Maurice Rsvel.
The Chausson Symphony IS a
work singularly suited 10 our or
chestra, which gave II an equally
brilliant reading last year The
sweep of strings. the almost 10Y
Gus abandon OF the melody and the
fascinating changes in tempo
make il a truly happy choice for
our progra especially with
Kruger to direct with the verve
he gives these pages, suggestive Of
Cecar Franck, though they be.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

A CHANGE in ownership is
his weeks news in night club
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

je brez vsakega predhodnega
znaka obrnila in Sc zagnala v
decka. Ravno dovolj je Sc ime-
la vrvi, da ga je lahko Sc dose
gla in zagrizla svoje zobe v me-
ca loveeve desne noge. FAINT je
segel po napadalcu, da bi Sc ga
otresel, pri tenn pa ga je besna
opica zagrabila zapestje. Ko
sem prihitef ma lice mesta, poci-
val sem namrec v senci bliznje-
ga drevesa, mu je ze besna Ii
val iztrgala lep kos mesa iz "a
pestja in kri je bruhala vseh
smereh. Gospodar je nitro planil
ma svojega divjega slugo ter ga,
preden je mogel narediti Sc ka-
ko nadaljno skodo, bliskoma po-
veal. Trenutek nato sem okle-
nil svoje prste okrog fantove
roke, da bi ustavil tok krvi in
zaklical sem prestrasenemu last
niku kokosovega gozda, maj mi
prinese nekaj vode in kos blaga
"a obvezo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

10 ugotoviti, da bi Sc bilo vreme
ravnalo po izpremembah mese-
ca. Vremenske izpremembe so
nasprotno prav enakomerno
razdeljene ma vse, meseene fa-
re, tako da Sc vreme izpreminja
ne,glede ma scip ali mIaj. Pae pa
so solnene pege veikega pome-
ma "a vreme in vremenske izpre-
membe, XII nastopajo redno 8 po-
javi solncnih peg. Ker pa Sc ii
pojavi praviloma izmenjavajo
ma vsake Stiri tedne - sonce Sc
zavrti okoli svoje osi vsakih ~
dni - je lajik pogresno pripi-
sal vremenske izpremembe lu-
ninim fazam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
CLOVEK IN VREME

Znano je, da je elovek fizieno
in dusevno zelo podvrzen vre-
menskim vplivom. Dolocne vre-
menske spremembe zmanjsuje-
jo tvorno, silo ne le pri revma-
tikih in nevrastenikih, ampak
tudi pri dusevno popolnoma
uravnovesenih ljudeh. Ma neki
soil "a telesno kulturo so deli
casa proucevali vpliv vremena
ma sportne uspehe. Poskusne
osebe so vsak dan preiskali gle
de zdravstvenega stanja in lie
oni, XII so Sc izvrstno pocutili, so
bill tisti dan pripusceni k TEX
movanjem. Hkrati pa so v po-
sebnem seznamu belezili mete-
oroloske podatke: zracni tlak,
vlaznost, znaeaj vremena in
temperature. z 'vzporejanjem
vremenskih podatkov in tisti
dan dosezenih sportnih rezulta-
tov so sestavili obsezno statisti-
ko, IL katere Sc jasno vidi vpliv
vremena ma fizicne in dtsevne
sposobnosti tekmovalcev. Posa-
mezni element vremena sicer
nimajo nikakega dolocnega vpli-
va, pac pa Sc ia sno pokaze
zmanjsanje tvornosti, kadar sc
vreme doticnem kraju magic
izpremeni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

"Kaj je vas poklic?"
'Iznajditelj."
"Kaj ste iznasli?"
''Se nicesar, - ker Sc iscem."
"Kaksno vreme je danes?"
"Ne vidim - zunaj je vse me-
gleno!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
"ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

Bill sem ma Sumatri, ma enem
Isvojem lovskem potovanju. Svoj
glavni stan smo imeli v kraju
Domji. Nekega dine, po IL mill
naporEe poti, skozi gosto grmi-
,cevje in dzunglo, sem prispel $
syojimi pomoeniki ma jaso, kjer
smo zapazili naselje domacinov.
Bill m sestradani in zejni.
Razveselili smo Sc, ko smo pred
naseljem opazili gozdicek koko-
sovih orehov. Mic. nj namrec ta-
ko osvezujoce kot pozirek ko-
kosovega mleka po ubijajoei ho-
j. Sklenil sem, da kupim nekaj
sadezev in da dam svoj e m u
spremstvu odmor, da potem lah-
ko uspesneje zalezujem zival,
XII smo jih iskali.
&c kupite kokosov orch v Ze-
dinjenih drzavah, najdete v
MEM le majhno kolicino NILE
ka. Popolnoma drugace je pa
z orehom, &c ga odtrgate narav-
most drevesa. Njegovo jedro
je polno tekocine, XII dale sijaj-
no in zdravo pijaco in tudi VISA
pozivi eloveka. Prav malo kra-
jew je v Aziji, kjer Sc SINE pitt
nezavreta voda, in kjer tudi ta-
ke vode nj dobiti, ne preostaja
mic drugega kot pozirek koko-
sovega mleka. Pri tenn Sc eno-
stavno odbije vrh oreha z no.
zem, ostanek pa je pozivljajoca
pijaca. Treba pa je seveda tudi
"a to delo neko gotovo spret-
most, XII 81 je nikdar nisem znal
pridobiti v toliki meri kot kak
domacin. Umetnost obstoja v
tem,' da Sc oni del oreha, kjer
Sc ga drzi pecelj, tako spretno
odbije, da pri tenn ne iztece nj
tt kapljica izredne place. Kdor
pri tenn izgubi lie kapljico mleka,
vzbudi pri domacinih obce pre-
ziranje.
" sredi gozdica je bilo obieaj-
no naselje, ilovnate koce sire
hani il palmovega listja. Pois-
kal sem domacina, XII 81 je IL
bral ia kraj "a svojo domacijo,
in ko sem Sc priblizal njegovi
koei, sem opazil, da ina pred
vhodom privezano opico "a obi
ranje orehov. Mic mi ne nudi
veeje zabave kot opazovanje te
pametne opice, kadar Sc podaja
ma svoj posel.
Domacin je z veseljem pri-
stal ma to, da mi proda nekaj
orehov. Izvlekel je dolgo vrvi-
co in jo privezal ma ovratnik
opice. Potem je odvedel svoje-
ga opicjega pomocnika do dre-
vesa, XII Sc je sibilo pod tezo
okusnega sadeza.
V trenutku je bila opica ma
vrhu drevesa. Njena naloga je
bila Kmalu opravljena in vrgla
je ma tia pet kokosovih orehov,
po enega "a vsakega clana nase
druzbe. >Posel nj bill tako eno-
staven kot obicajno in domacin
je moral veekrat potegniti "a
vrv.
Eden v mojem spremstvu do
slej nj Sc nikdar videl, kako OPT
ca obira kokosovo drevo, zato
ga je ia PRIOR zelo zanimal. Po-
stavil Sc je tik pod drevo, da bi
lahko boljse videl lepo, m a 0
opico, ko Sc je v diru spustila
po deblu navzdol.
Ko je opica skocila ma tia, Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
FRANK BUCK:
kokosova opica je
nevarna Mval

neVarnd ZlVaI
Nekega dne 81 je neki Malajec
vcepil v glavo, da je proved zanj
plezanje po kokosovem drevesu
z njegovim II do Ia metrov vi
sokim deblom. Posedoval je 9
do 10 kokosovih dreves, XII jih
je rabila njegova druzina "a jed
in pijaco. Zelo je zavidal posest-
nike plantaz, XII so il svojih ko-
kosovih orehov delali kopro, ker
tenn srecnim ljudem nj bilo tre-
ba obirati kokosovih orehov.
Pustili so jih, da' so dozoreli in
padli ma tia.
Tega nacina pa Sc nj mogel
! posluziti clovek, XII je incl sa-
mo nekaj dreves in je moral "a
logo teh dragocenih orehov
skrbno cuvati. &c 81 je hotel svo-
jo piclo zalogo ohraniti "a vsak-
danjo prehrano, je uspel lie ta-
ko, &c 81 je odtrgal vsak S a d
sproti, ko ga je rabil. To je pac
| dzungelsko gOspOdarstvO.
Nekega dine pa je prisel ia
domacin ma sijajno misel. Izvez-
bal 81 DO opico, XII DO opravljala
to delo. Izbral 81 je golorepega
simpanza, ker je vedel, da je ia
vista dovolj moena in Sc da tu-
di izvezati. Glavno delo, XII ga
je cakalo, je bio premagati div
jost, XII je svojstvena tenn OPT
cam.
Golorepi simpanz je zelo div
ia, zala opica z nevarnimi pasji-
mi zobmi, dolgini skoraj po pa
lee. &c je pa bill pravilno udo-
maeen, tedaj je po znaeaju moe
no podoben domacemu psu ter
ubogljivo naredi vse, kar mu
gospodar ukaze, ter je tudi pri-
pravljen zagnati Sc v vsakega.
Ceprav dorasli samci - in lie ta-
XII sc uporabljajo "a obiralce
kokosovih orehov - lie redko
dosezejo tezo mad Is ky so
kljub temu krepki in misicasti,
okretni so pa tako, kot bi bill
ustvarjeni il proznih peres.
Mas domacin - zelo iznaid-
ljiv mozakar, kot je Sc mnogo
drugih ljudi, XII jih vzpodbuja
lenoba - je znasel nacin, XII je
ustvaril cello vojsko "kokoso-
viii opic" in resil Malajce pleza,
MA pO OreVeSu.
Naein vzgoje je pray enosta-
ven in Sc vrsi takole: orehe obi
rajoea opica ina okrog vratu
pricvrscen ovratnik, ma kate
rem je privezana Sc kakih 18 do
20 m dolga, evrsta vrv. Gospo-
dar pripelje opico do drevesa,
XII ga je treba obrati in jo spu-
sti v vejevje. Opica 81 izbere ko-
kosov orch, sede poleg MEGA in
gleda nekaj trenutkov ma svo-
jega gospodarja pod dreyesom,
se je $ tenn sadezem zadovo-
lien. "
Domacin pogleda navzgor, in
ce Sc mu orch ne zdi dovoIi zrel,
potegne "a vrvico in opica skoei
ma drug orch. &c ne cuti sedaj
Epotegljaja "a vrv, Sc lott della.
zagrabi Sc "a prvo VETO mad gla-
vo in pricne vrteti kokosov orch
z nogami. Vrti ga toliko casa,
dokler Sc nj odtrgal zilavi Pc
cell, nakar ga spusti ma tia. I
Povedal sem to "a uvod raz-
burljivemu dogodku, pri kate
rem je tax dzungelski sluga
'igral glavno in naslovno vlogo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
"Resnice," :" XII MISC
resnice

XII so tako stare in splosno raz-
sirjene, da jih zaradi te castit-
ljivosti smatramo "a davno do
gnane resnice in da pride lie ma
lokomu ma misel, da hi podvo-
mil mad njihovo pravilnostjo.
Naloga znanosti pa je, da ta-
ke zastarele predstave skrbno
preiskuje in jih ocenjuje po Mi
howl pravi vrednosti. S tenn tudi
cesto .obvaruje clovestvo brez-
koristnih zrtev, XII jih je zahte'
vala taksna prazna vera.
Stoletja stara je predstava,
da Sc noseca zenska lahko 'za-
gleda" v kako stvar in da je ro-
jeni otrok potem vse zivljenje
obremenjen zaradi posledic ta-
kega "zagledanja''. Najnavad-
nejsi primer te prazne we're je,
da Sc matt zagleda v kakega
prav grdega cloveka, pohabljen-
ca ali divjo zival in ljudska We
ra trdi, da tipicni znaki grdobi-
je preidejo ma pricakovanega no.
vorojenca. Ako Sc je matt n. pr,
prestrasila medveda, bo rodila
medvedjega otroka, po vsem Ii
votu obraslega gosto zivalsko
dlako. &c ravno tega nj, pa DO
otrok incl gotovo vsaj kako
znamenje ma telesu, XII Sc da z
nekoliko domisljije oznaeiti kot
podoba medveda, v katerega sc
je matt "zagledala". Skozi yes
srednji vek Sc vlece ia prazna
vera in dobrodusni medved je
oni nestvor, XII maj bi nosil od-
govornost "a slicne abnormal
nosti novorojenca. Leta 1894 je
dal cello rimski papez pokoncati
vse slike in kipe medvedov v
Rimu, da Sc ne bi kaka matt
"zagledala' vanje in povzroeila
nesreco detetu pod srcem.
Danes ia babja vera sicer nj
vec tako splosno razsirjena,
vendar neuko ljudstvo Sc vedno
pripisuje vsako nenormalnost
novorojenca takemu ''zagleda-
nju". Cello omikanejsi ljudje
smatrajo materina znamenja "a
posledico omenjenega pojava v
dobi nosecnosti. Znanost pa mo-
ra zavrniti vse take domneve
kot izmisljotine in bedaste ne
resnice, pa maj SO re stoletja last
vsega naroda. Danes je nespor-
no dokazano, da je "zagledanje''
matere izmisljotina.
zanimivo je vprasanje, zakaj
Sc je tako prazna vera lahko
drzala tako dolgo in Sc v 20. sto-
letju nj in najbrz ne bo iztreb-
LENA. Ako obrnemo stvar naro-
be, nam bo zabloda takoj jasna.
V druzini Sc rodi dete vecjo
ali manjso nakazo. Use je obu-
pano in ker clovek po start ma
vadi iSce vzrok nesrece vedno
izven sebe, tudi tenn primeru
ne postopa drugace. Kaj kma.
lu Sc najde dogodek IL nosecno-
sti, XII Sc mu natovori VISA kriv-
da. Ako je dete mocno porasce-
no z dlako, takoj je tn neka Ii
val, v katero Sc je matt "zagle-
dalai, ko je pricakovala otro-
ka. V resnici pa je treba take
nakaze pripisati bolezenskemu
stanju med nosecnostjo, XII je
oviralo pravilni razvoj otroka,
Tega seveda lajik ne We, zato
isce pojasnila ma svoj naivni
nacin ter obdolzi medveda ali
kako drugo zival, morda cello ka-
kega pohabljenca, da je kriv ne.
srece.
Silno veliko praznih yer OBJ
stoja med ljudstvom tudi O NOR
ju in njegovih skrivnostnih pre-
biyalcih. Prva nemska prirodo-
slovna knjiga je uvrstila v po-
glavje med ptice in ribe dolgo
|zahtevala pamet. Volilci dob
nina "a seboj - kot Chur
%ox1xn y>rr+oI-12.l: --:z:~.~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

med mimi morskih menlhoV, de-
vic, zn1ajev, kac in slicnih ne
stvorov, XII jih je cloveska do
misljija presadila v nnorje. Sc
proti koncu 18. stoletja SO po-
morscaki redno pripovedovali O
neki strahoviti morski posasti,
XII je '.dolga 20 seznjev, 16 sez-
njev visoka in tuli ko sto BIZ
kov." Cello liz novejsih casov po-
znamo strahovite pripovedke o
morski kaci, XII Sc razbline takoj
v mic, ako jo dene objektivni
prirodoslovec pod drobnogled
svoje kritike. Morske zivali nam
MISC Sc vse znane in kadarkoli
morje vrze ma kopno kako no.
vo cudovisce, nastanejo takoj
najrazlienejse bake, XII Sc ka-
kor pozar razsirijo med neuke
sloje. Pripovedka o morskem
menihu Sc da pojasniti ma ia ma
Gin, da so ribici cesto ujeli ho-
botnice zelo nenavadne vnanjo-
sti in so Jim nadeli ime morske-
ga meniha.
Mocno razsirjena je nadalje
vera, da je nekje morju poko-
paisee "a potopljene ladje, ka-
NOR morski tokovi v teku let ma
plavijo vse ponesrecene ladje.
To pokopalisee da je v Sargas-
KEN morju, kjer obstane tudi
vsaka neposkodovana ladja, ako
zaide v gosto morsko travo. v
resnici pa takega pokopalisca
mixer nj in prav zadnje cas- e
imamo dovolj dokazov, da OBJ
stane ladja ma dnu morja prav
ma istem mestu, kjer Sc je poto-
pila. Sal so potapljaci dvignili ze
cesto potopljene zaklade, cesar
bi ne mogli, ako bi sc bila ladja
premaknila z mesta svoje nesre-
&c. Takisto je popolnoma napa-
cen MAJOR, da dosezejo morski
valovi visino velikanske hise.
Vsak pripovednik morskih do
godivscin pise takih valo-
viii. V resnici pa dosegajo valo-
vi ma nasem Jadranu redko vec-
jo visino cd 4 metrov, ma veil
kin oceanih pa znasa najvisja
visina do 8 metrov. Potnikov
strah podvoji in potroji to vi
Sino, kajti navadna stirinad-
stropna hisa je visoka Is do
rs metrov.
Popolnoma napacna je tudi
predstava "spanju pravicne-
ga. Sodee po tel lepi recenici
hi moral clovek misliti, da ina
jo pravicniki najlepse in maj.
mirnejse spanje, zlocinci pa sc
brez spanja vso noe valjajo pc
svojem leziscu. To pa ne samo,
da nj res, marvec velja v tenn
pogledu bas nasprotno. Da kdo
spi dobro ali slabo, nina nika-
Ike zveze njegovimi moralnimi
kakovostmi, marvec je to od-
visno edino cd njegovih zivcev.
V jetnisnicah so opazovali, da
imajo prav zavidanja vredno
mirno in trdno spanje brez SAM
ravno najvecji zlocinci.. v TEN
pravcu so preiskali 125 moril-
cev in, ubijalcev in dognai so,
da ina pretezna vecina med Mi
mi mirno spanje in da sploh nj
koli ne sanja. Ma drugi strani
pa vsakdo izmed mas pozna ci-
sto nedolzne ljudi. XII nikomur
ne skrive lasu, pa vendar trpe
ma hudi nespecnosti, ker imajo
pae slabe zivce. Resnica je pac
TAXA, da bi sc morala fraza gla-
siti; spanje nepravicnega.
Skoraj popolnoma brez podla-
ge je tudi prastari MAJOR vre-
menskih prerokov, da Sc z lu-
ninimi izpremembami izpremi-
MIA tudi vreme. Moderno vre-
menoslovje je dokazalo, da so
vplivi meseca ma vreme tako
neznatni, da niti ne pridejo v
postev. V natancnih opazova-
njih zadnjih desetletij Sc nj da-
..o aJo n, In1ox1cLo cfrorEo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

zahtevala pamet Vo dobro vedo da delavska stranka
NINA seboj - kot Churchill in njegovi prijatelji -
tezke preekosti organizrane sovranos napram revol
Iciji ruskega naroda
Ne bonn usodil napovedovati, kako Sc bodo votve
izteke Maj DO dovo da povern, da je vedno vec zines
lnjave vrstah torijskih bataljonoy.
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-03
Local Rebekahs Attend
Thirty third Annual
M e citing At Hardin

A group of members of the
Evergreen Rebekahs were in at
tendance last Wednesday at the
thirty-third annual meeting of Re-
bekah district No. IL at Hardin.
They were Mrs. Gertrude Burdett,
Mrs. Minnie Fenton, Mrs. Bessie
Grow, Mrs. Geneva Butz, Mrs.
Ethel Ellingson, Mrs. Doris Arm
strong and Mrs. Effie Gerard.
The meeting was held at the
Hardin Masonic hall. Following a
banquet at the First Methodist
church the Hardin lodge conferred
the Rebekah degree upon a class
of candidates and the Evergreen
lodge was in charge of i~nitiatory
work, and also introduced the Of
ficers. A number of grand officers
present in addition to Mrs.
Fenton who is chaplain of the Re-
bekah assembly.
District officers elected at the
meeting were Mrs. Mary Ann
Shuts of Joliet, president; Mrs.
Jessie Rowland of Hardin, vice
president and Mrs. Edna DeVore
Billings, secretary-treasurer.
The recently organized lodge at
will act as host at the
next meeting, it was announced.
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-03
Laurel News Items

Cpl. Lamar G. Orndorff will ar
rive here soon from Europe where
he had served ID months with the
10th Trail Blazer division, 1890 for
estry engineers. He was recently
discharged and Will visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Orndorff,
before going to Indian Head, Md,
to join his wife and three sons.
Sgt. l.. E. Kucera arrived here
Monday morning after having been
discharged. He was in the service
81 months and was overseas 81
months with the Eighth air force
in England.
Master Sgt. Ralph Mitchell, now
at Atlanta, Ca, has informed his
aunts, the Misses Mitchell, at Park
City that he has been discharged
after ~protracted overseas service.
He wrote that he had received the
Laurel Outlook during two years
he was in Italy and that he thanked
all who had contributed to sending
it. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Mitchell, now reside near Missoula.
Mrs. M. Metzger was in a Bill
lings hospital for a few days, but
is home again.
Mrs. George Wambolt of Kellogg,
Idaho, is visiting with her mother,
Mrs. M. Metzger.
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-03
The Outlook Says:

The meeting of the Best Ever
club, postponed a week, was hello
Thursday, Sept. 81, at the home OF
Mrs. r. w. Bates. Eleven members
and two guests were present. The
guests were Mrs. E. j. Kicheis of
Billings and Mrs. Charles Brickman
of Plains. Mrs. j. R. Rutter, who
is leaving soon to live in Missoula,
was honored with a miscellaneous
shower and a gift from the club.
Sgt. John Rybin arrived Sunday
from Oceanside, Calf. He was re-
Gently discharged from the marine
corps after four years of service,
most of which was in the South
west Pacific. He will reside here
and will enter partnership with his
father, B. j. Rybin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Orndorff
have sold their home and eight
acre tract in the Nutting addition
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Schwartz
of Billings and have moved to 512
North First avenue, which they
have remodeled. The Schwartz
family have moved to their new
home in Laurel.
Miss Evelyn Wock of Dickinson,
n. D., returned to her home Sun
day after spending a week here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffer
Miss Wock is a niece of Mrs. Hof-
fer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deryckere
and daughter Rita returned to
Laurel Saturday evening from Los
Angeles and Stockton, Calf, where
they had been called two weeks be-
fore by the critical condition of Mr..
Deryckere's sister. While there Mr..
and Mrs. Deryckere's son, Chief
Petty Officer Archie Deryckere, had
a Today leave which he spent with
them. He is now assigned to the
U. S. S. Bairoka, as escort carrier
)r baby flattop."
w. L. Orndorff went to Powell,
Wyo., Saturday in response to a
Message telling of the death of his
sister, Mrs. Oren Pittman, So,
whose death occurred Friday. Mrs.
)rndorff went to Powell Wednes-
lay morning to attend the funeral
%ervices which were conducted at a
hurch at 2:30. Burial was in the
lowell cemetery. Mrs. Pittman
caves her widower, five sons and
hree daughters. Three sons are in
he services and were able to at
end the funeral. Also surviving
re three brothers, John Orndorff
f Little Rock, Ark, Orie Orndorff
f Casper, Wyo., and Walter Orn-
orff of Laurel. Mrs. Pittman had
cen a member of the Rebekah
at Lowell, Wyo., for many
ears.
Mrs. James Rollman entertained
Irs. Otto Hagen of Roseville,
and Mrs. Florence Moore at
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-03
Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Oct. 4-5-6
New thrills, adventure and
in this grand picture filmed in
TechnicOlOr. It's packed with mag
nificent scenery and a grand picture
for the whole family. If you liked
"Lassie Come Home" you'll like this
picture even better.
With
Peter Lawford Donald Crisp
June LOckhart Nibel Bruce
Leon Ames Nils Asther
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-03
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
Oct. 1873

A stirring saga of Americas most
tumultuous decade, when the future
peace of the world hung in the bal
ance and was lost. A story of a
great and valiant leader plus the
splendOr of White House scenes, the
suspense laden convention and a
president with the courage of his
convictions. Here's a grand picture
for the whole family and a timely
world question of today.
With
Charles COburn Geraldine Fitzgerald
Alexander Knox Thomas Mitchell
Ruth Nelson Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-03
20 Transfer Students
Attend High School

Of the 219 students enrolled in
Laurel high school there are 20
transfers from other schools. They
are Barbara Spry, who transferred
from Mamath, N. D., to the senior
class; Rosalyn Karnes, Missoula,
and Bill Schiller of Portland, Ore,
who are juniors.
Sophomores are Pat Busby, Bill
lings; Everett Richardson, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; Betty Strand, Sweet
Grass, and Dick Streeter, Correc-
tionville, Iowa.
Thirteen freshmen include DON
aid Brester, Allendale; William
Smith, Hawthorne; Melvin Ruff and
Howard Winkler, Sunny Valley;
Louise Munoz, Trewin; Bert Brown,
Columbus; Tommy Dickerson, Clear
water, Calf; Loretta Deis, Myra
Mognus and Elaine Thompson, Man
dan, N. D.; Nina Forker, Haven,
Kan.; John Goodenbour, Roundup,
and Laurel S~tenerson, Livingston.