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Farm Bureau and leading farm.

er of Green County. He was chair
man of the Agriculture Committee
of the House of Representative of
the last General Assembly. Ed
wards is from Hookerton, N. c.
Before the close of the general
meeting, J. v. Whitfield and R. R.
Rich spoke briefly on the import
ance of adding members to the
organization. The quota for Pen
der County is 700.
The group adjourned with de-
termination to exceed its quota and
make Fender County Farm Bureau
one of the best in the State.
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PLEAD IGNORANCE

KWAJALEIN, Nov. 28.-U.D-
Ten japanese officers on trial for
murder Of five American airmen
admitted today that the fliers had
been beheaded and staked their
lives on pleas they were ignorant
of international law and only fol-
lowed orders.
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STRIKE VOTE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-lRAThe
National Labor Relations board
WILL mold a strike vote on Dec. 10
at the American Enka plant, Ashe-
vile, N. c. Board officials said
the C1O-united Textile Workers
requested the ballot in support of
demands FOR union security, a Is
per cent wage increase, seniority
provisions, shift differentials. and
paid lunch periods. y
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printing room in jail in Columbus Ga
Malcolm ef former Detroit Congressman Clarence
Mcleod Police say $4,000 from his home
eope Betty akey into custody with the youth Betty
% seated after their arrest
Police say with them Inntiona
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-26
GETATOR.J
MA DELU

Use ~narocnine, XII jih posljejo Ia.
stopniki in drugi agitatorji Proletar.
ca, SO stete ma BAH polletnih marco.
min. MANFRED agitator, XII poslje enc
celoietno, je zabelezen v tenn sezna.
mu z dvema p~oIletniaa.
John Krebel, Cleveland, 0. q
Chas. P~ogorelec, Chicago, Ill. &c
Martin Judnich, Waukegan, III. Il
John Chamazar, Chicago, Ill. II
Leo Zevnik, La Sale, Ill. 1C
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown, Pa. IL
Angela Zaitz, Chicago, Ill. {
Jacob Bergant, Lisbon, o. {
John Vitez, Barton, o.
Anton TomSic, Oakland, Calf. 4
Mike Krultz, Willard, Wis. 4
Andy Krvina, Girard, o. 4
Frank S. Tauchar, Chicago, Ill. 4
Julia Lemuth, Detroit, Mich.
Frank Klun, Chisholm, MINI. 4
John Gorsek, Springfield, Ill. 4
Mike Kopach, Barberton, o. 4
John Tancek, Girard, o. 4
Joseph Snoy, Bridgeport, o, :
Joseph Oblak, Chicago, Ill. 6
Jacob Kunstelj, Ely, Min. z
Joseph F. Durn, Cleveland, o. {
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee,
Wis. 9
Frank Hribar, Cleveland, o.
Edward TomSic, Walsenburg,
Colo.
Frank Remitz, Rock Springs,
Wyoming E
Frank Zaitz, Chicago, Ill.
Louis Pavlinich, Bellaire, o. {
Felix Strumbelj, Cleveland, o.
John Pecnik, Fontana, Calf.
Luka Groser, Chicago, Ill. z
Skupaj 4 tedne God %. avg. dc
20. sept.) 1853 narocnin, prejsnji L.
kaz a tedne) 200 narocnin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-26
s. POVESTNI DEL s

eek S prihranjenima sestnaisti-
ma goldinarji. Nasproti je bill
zopet oddelek malaga Tevze:
lopata, velnica, motika, sekira,
dive zagi in druge drobne reel,
lep bic, nekoliko grablj, katere
je Tevza sam naredil, in zeleno
pobarvani PAM "a cebele. Ma
zrebljicku je bila obeSena Tev-
zeva srebrna ura z medeno We
rizico.
Otroka Sc nista razumela tie
ginljive z~apuscine; toda has ia
diva nerazumna, drobna otroka
sta bila, XII sta naSla "a malo ca
sa ocetov grob. Ko sta nekoc 20
viharni bozicni noci prisla z ma
terjo molit h krizu, so ugledale
nepokojne njiju oci, da tam "a
krizem moli IL snega spica' oce-
tovega cevlja.. Tam ma SPOOL
Mi strani Sc je stisnil V malo
globino Tevza, ko je cutil, da
njegova sveca dogoreva. Bal Sc
je, da ne bi razzalostil svoje rod
bine, bal Sc je, da ga ne hi sicer
odnesli dalec odtod. -.
Sele sedaj ga je Jerica razu-
mela. VISA groza in YES strah
osamelosti, XII sta jo navdajala
zadnje dni, sta izginila pred to-
lazeco jo zavestjo, da je ostal
Tevza pri Min. Bro je sla v do
limo, kupila rjavo rakev in ma
prosila zupnika, da bi zaradi
ME in zaradi tome zelje po-
kojnikove priSel ma goro in bla-
goslovil Matevzu "a krizem do
maci grob.
Dokler ga nj zamela visoka
snezena odeja, je hodila Jerica
vsak vecer sem kakor ma razgo-
vor. Trdno prepricanje, da We
Matevz o vsem, kar Sc okoli 60
di, il gladi skrbno oblicje. Pravi
mu V duhu, kaj Sc je danes de-
lalo, kaj 10 skrbi in kako otro-
ka veselo rasteta. Skupaj gleda-
ia in poslusata sumenje slapa,
pticje sosedstvo, kresne muSice
in zabice V zlebu - nicesa lima
nj bilo treba zapustiti; vse to je
njuno. Jerica hvali Boga, da il
je dial takega soproga, in ne tozi
v bridkosti, da ga il je zopet
vel. Preprosto srce sirote je
navdajala %ljubezen, XII sega v
vecnost, in sreca 10 je presinja-
la, kadar Sc je sestala pr krizu
v duhu S soprogrom.
Sc lie, ko Sc spusca noe ma
skrbno cuvani ia prostor, kier
nj zavisti in tozb in vprasani
clvovekse druzbe, zeli Jerica
Svojemu Matevzu = bodisi oh
grobu, bodisi - kadar je gomi-
la zakrita S snegom - S hisne-
ga praga verno ''lahko noc!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-26
GABRIJELA PREIssOVA:
LAHKO Noe
IL zbirke "Korotunske povesfi"

otroka in jlma tho, ola bi zen
ski ne s~liSali, dejal: "Pocssi do
rasteta Hist ma pomoc. Krave so
povsod dekletove in wolf bodo
zopet Tevzevi. Ovac bosta ime-
la vsak pol, v kolibi vsak svojo
novo hisno opravo, a ostalo ure-
di wanna matt"
Otroka Sc nista brigala "a po-
men njegovih besedi, skakala
sta okoli najmanjsega jagnjeta
in bila S Sibami Ma zvonec pod
kravjim vratom, da bi jima lepo
zvonil. Ma pol gluhi Fran je do
brohotnega obraza pripeljal ma
vozicku kup diSece nasecene
trave, in gospodar, motrec vse
to V prijetnem poletnem vece-
ru, je cutil, da je neizrekljivo
tezko cloveku zapusati tax dom.
V tel noci Tevza nj mogel
spati zaradi kaslja in notranje
tesnosti; prisla mu je tolazilna
misel, postaviti ma svojem ime-
thu blagoslovljen kriz. Leseno
podstavo hi naredil sam, Krista
pa bi narocil pc Stajevaskem
selu IL mesta. Ko hi bilo to po-
stavljeno, prisel bi lahko hribni-
Ski gospod zupnik blagoslovit.
zena je razumela, da je to "a
njegovo ozdravljenje; cato ie
pritrdila njegovi misli, dasi hi
veljalo denarjev. Tudi start ma
teri je bio to vsec. Bodo vsaj
imeli ma svojem svetu posvecen
%prostor, kamor bodo hodili mo-
lit.
Tako so dobili ma Mrklicevem
gospodarstvu zadaj "a hiso, kjer
je borrow gozd NEIL vrt, blizu
malaga sumecega %vodopada svet
| prostor svete tolazbe.
Ko Sc je blizal Bozic, SO liu-
die nakrat imeli mnogo govori-
ii O malo znanem jim imenu
Mrklicevem. Zadnjo adventno
nedeljo je oznanil S priznice
hribniski zupnik, da Sc je ma
pravil Mrklicev Tevza, gospodar
tam ma zadnjem posestvu v hri-
bin, v cerkev k adventni spo-
vedi, pa Sc nj vec vrnil domov.
Mogoce, da Sc je zapoznil vsled
svoje slabosti ali Easel in naSel
V zametih snega - tisto noe ie
bill hud vihar - svoj grob.
zupnik je prosil imenu "a
lostne druzine in krscanske liu-
bezni, da bi verniki pomagali is
kati Tevza.
Tako je nakrat Slo vsled So
cutja in radovednosti mnogo
ljudi pc poti k Mrklicevim.
Otroka sta Sc cudila tam gori,
da je toliko ljudi ma svetu.
zalostna Jerica, jokajoca Sc
taSca in udani Fran so solzni
razkazovali kolibo, kjer je "a
pustil dobri Tevza svojima otro-
koma lep spomin svoje ljubezni.
V uzornem redu je postavil ma
emo stran "a Miciko nov ko-
lovrat, PINTO, malo mizico, skri-
MO "a perilo, valjarcek z desko,
srp in raznovrstno kuhinjsko
orodje, kamor je dial tudi lon
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-26

N4NdudIJSVdIlJe III hOilSC)
"Kaj hi povesala glavo?" Sc
je tho kakor v sanjah smeh-
ljal kmetic. Sal yes: vse do
svojega casa in Gospod Bog ma
Veke."
mo, seveda. &c tie pa ia
neumnost muci re tako dolgo. +.
Sc pc noel" je vzdihnila Jerica
znova.
"zetev imamo re pred durmi,
res, je ponavljal Tevza prejs-
ME zenine besede; "toda pol
gluhi Fran odleze ravno toliko
kolikor bi storil JAZZ sam" Utru-
jen je sedel v vezi in dostavil:
"Dobro me nadomestuje, in mi
rem clovek je. To me veseli, da
sem Sc tedaj spomnil nanj!"
me mislim ma delo, temvec
nate, je dejala zena, a glas il
je zamiral; sedla je k MENU.
Tevza jo je nehote prijel "a
roko. "To mi je zal', je govoril
pocasi, ida 81 ii lie zenska. JAZZ
- sam Ease - sem lie hvalezen
Bogu "a to-, kar mi je re dial uzi-
vati. Dobro mater in dobro zeno
sem incl - in otrok sem tudi
vessel. =. In tn pr mas je svet
tako lep - vidiS? Vsak kamen
mi je drag"
"Da - da hi tie lie re Bog re-
Sill tie ~izkusnje", je zaplakala Je-
RIGA.
"Vidis - izkusnja - je 60
voril Matevz siloma pc kratkem
molku, mic drugega.. In to
maj DO "a pokoro. Matt 81 je ge-
ga. In to maj DO "a pokoro.
Matt 81 je izmislila oni dan, da
sem iztaknil to pc svoji krivdi
pr delu. Kaj nj re davno po-
pred vsega tega dolocil Drugi?
In Njegovi wolff Sc je tezko upi-
rati. - Glej, Jerica, samo to-le
hi rad incl pc svoji wolff: ko hi
JAZZ tako-le umrl - clovek mora
biti vedno ma to pripravljen, &c
tudi je zdrav kakor je dejal
gospod doktor, ko sem bill pri
MEM, - bi pray mic ne bill "a
losten zaradi sebe, pac pa cara
di vas. Lazje bi mi bio pri srcu,
ko bi ostali vedno skupaj - ko
hi Vsaj kje blizu mogel ostati.
JAZZ nisem nikoli mogel zaspati
V dolini, kakor nekateri gostil-
nici ali cello cerkveni klopi.
JAZZ pa nikoli ne - pa sal YES -
sal sem ii re vse povedal, kake
so mole navade."
Zena ga nj razumela, toda
njegove malo zmedene besede
SO il krcevito stiskale srce. Sre-
ca, da je re prignala tasca zivi-
no S paSe, petletna Micika in
mlajSi Tevza sta il veselo poma-
gala %poganjati z jelsevimi siba-
mi. Jerica je morala It'll mlest.
Tako ju je resilo toznega razgo-
vora, katerega sta Sc itak izogi-
bala oba, kakor bi Sc ga bala.
Tevza je vstal "a Jerico, vsto-
pill k durim hleva in pogladil
vsako prihajajoce zivince.
Smehljaje je pogledal kriceca
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D OIL o M | |
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ma papir Sc vedno svojo najvecjo
zeljo: pridobiti in prikleniti k
borbi duhovnike in verne ljudi.
Ma skepticno mnenje, da Sc mu
DO drugo pac posrecilo, prvo pa
ne, nj incl casa odgovarjati.
Spet Sc je skljucil in pisal in
crtal snaprej. Gaspar minister
Tone Fajfar) je mirno, kot da
nj nikogar ne v sobi ne ma sve-
tn, nekaj pisal, Drejce (sekretar
LubeD je Andreju (dr. Rusu)
razlagal o najnovejsem r~azvoju
ruske ofenzive. Use je bio ne
kan zivahno, precej podobno
panju. Tako pc majhnosti hiSe
kot pc delu. In skoro hi prezrl
Milo B (podpredsednik DIR. Bre-
celj), XII 81 je re v mraku pred
ogledalom drezal z zobotrebcem
v zobe. Razlozili in poucili so
me, da 81 plombira Fob. Ker je
bill takrat nekak zdravstveni re-
ferent "a has vse, Sc je S solzni-
mi ocmi sicer, vendar pa lie
obrnil in Sc usluzno ponudil, da
jih plombira tudi meni. S TAX
tom sicer, a odlocno sem odklo-
nil.
Polagoma so dokoncavali. ia
ka je bill seveda matiran, Sasa
Sc je smejal, Casper Sc je Eagle
dial skozi okno, Drejce je zgibal
karte in zapiske in Same Sc
Pavle je hitel spreobracati. Raj
g~ovarjali smo Sc in govor je te-
KEEL gladko in neprisiljeno kot
med ljudmi, XII Jim je re zdavnaj
jasno marsikaj, XII SO enc misli,
enc postenosti in enc ljubizni.
In nazadnje, bog We kdaj, so
cello zapeli. Zacarani grad ma
Korenu Sc je svetil in mad Ljub-
ljano je bilo svetlo kot da bi 60
rela. Bila je res V peklu in v vi
| cab.
Obisk pr Luki minister Lee
skosek) je bill redno krajSi. We
like sva Sc pomenila in misli te-
ga stvarnega cloveka so bile
jasne, odlocne in koristne. Luka
je bill vselej clovek stvarnosti.
Tudi V tenn, da je razdal vse, kar
je incl, &c je uvidel potrebo.
To so Dolomiti z naSe, = clo-
veske in partizanske strani. Do
lomiti, kjer sem nasel prvic v
zivljenju prave ljudi in resnicne
prijatelje. Res je, da tudi borba
sama re druzi ljudi. A svet ir
clovek Sc v bistvu ne spremeni
ia nikdar. Je in ostane: iskrenC
in zares druzi samo ljubezen. In
ia je med Mani in mas dolo-
mitskih ljudeh veliko in ne be
nikoli minila.
Zadnjic sem obiskal tie kraje.
A kaj pomaga, ko nj vec tako.
kar mas nj. Vines je re cas-, roka
okupatorja in izdajalca. Zastonj
sem ma Osredku iskal generals
Jake, XII je bill takrat YES cas- ne
jevoljen ma ljudi, ker so incl
MEGA "a duhovnika in ne meme.
Pri Gavgarju je poruSeno, ne
Babni gori tudi in Lukovega
bunkerja nisem mogel vec najti
Skoda, morda ina Sc kaj zane
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-26

Pokojni predsednik Roosevelt
lei re precej casa grobu, a
reakcionarji pa ga napadajo, ka-
kor da je Sc zmerom xiv. Fash
zem torej nj Sc porazen. COMA,
XII jo v tel dezeli pocenjanjo
proti umrlemu Rooseveltu, je
ena najvecjih skandalov, kar Sc
Jill je Sc dogodilo tel dezeli.
x
Italijanski filozof Benedetto
Croce je nekoc dejal, da v ra-
zumnistvu nj zmot. Kar Jill je,
Sc dogajajo IL srca, ne IL razu-
ma. Tudi on jih je nekaj storil,
v korist krivicnim interesom
Italije, toda ne IL razuma, am
pax IL srca. Dobro je lie, da je
resnico poSteno primal, ceprav
nj pr tenn misli sebe, temvec lie
druge.
Z
Well, Well, ali nj skanda-
lozno, da skuSamo bivsi nacij-
ski rajh spremeniti v kmetsko
drzavo? Pod Hitlerjem je bila
Observation-Disclosures boil kot Sc
kdaj pref in geslo il je bilo, da
so kanoni boljsi kot maslo. Sc
daj pa nina ne topov, in Sc
mani pa masla.
x
NavduSen sem Sc zmerom "a
realno demokracijo in Sc cudim
tistim, XII jo povelicujejo in jo
gazijo oh enem. Use tie nacelno
kritiziram, ker nocem biti hina-
vec. Woodrw Wilson je dejal,
da je edna resitev "a svet, ako
Sc ga preuredi za demokracijo.
Mi Sc bono bojevali "a princi-
pc, kateri so najblizje nash
src = "a demokracijo, je dejal.
Daniel Webster pa je definiral
demokracijo "a Waldo ljudstva,
XII sluzi ~ljudstvu.
Alfred E. Smith je dejal, da
so vse "demokraticne bolezni''
ozdravljive, a edino, kar Sc ra-
bio, je vec demokracije.
Slamnati GEAR, drugace znan
pod imenom "duce," pa je leta
1929 dejal, da Sc DO demokraci-
ia S svojim zlobudranjem sama
sebe zakopala v grob.
Z
Ali vi ne mislite, da je naSa
cikaska mestna administracija
najbolj demokraticna? V mai
vecji prosperiteti Sc je brigala,
kako dobiti ljudem "a odmeta-
vanje smeti, zavrzenega ziveza
in drugih odpatkov dovolj re-
leznih sodov. Tako Sc je pohva-
Ill zupan, a oh enem so on in
njegovi alderman omenili, da
ker ljudem nj "a snago, Sc je
podganska golazen razmnozila
kot Sc nikoli.
Ako Sc DO brezposelnost siri-
la, morda v tistih sodih ne be
vec toliko hrane "a podgane, ker
bodo imele tekmece.
T0bp Cbo--o.
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Nekui drobizzu


Chicago, Ill. - Ones Is. sep
tembra je bio liz New Yorka IL
krogov tekstilne industrije po-
rocano, da SO naSi izvedenci, XII
Sc pecajo z volno, %znasli, da je
kurje perje "a izdelavo blaga
boljse kakor pa volna. Posebno
"a moske obleke. Ko SO poroca-
Ii o tenn d~ognanju "a izdelova-
nju blaga IL kurjega perja, so
oh enem omenili, da DO veliko
boil topic in pa trpezmejse, ka-
kor volneno. In da je lazje kot
volna. V pranju Sc ne skrci, to-
rel SO pridobitve cd konca do
kraja. V porocilu, il katerega
crpam tie podatke, je bio rece-
no, je vrzeno proc vsako leto
mad 100 900, 900 funtov kuriega
perja in ma mad $4,000, 900 pu-
ranovega. Torej je tn materija-
la "a lepe obleke " izobilju, sa-
mo da bi imeli ljudje tudi de-
maria zanje.
& .
Dvomim, da bodo nasi zivci
v tel napeti dobi polovico toliko
vzrujeni kot pa bodo kokosji-
kajti kokoSi MISC ovce.
Nedavno sem cital, da DO
atomska energija vplivala tudi
ma kokosi, ker je namen tie ide-
je, da bi znesle vec jajec. Oble-
Ike il kurjega perja pa bodo ma
stara dekleta vplivala, da Sc b.
do Min p~ocutile, kakor po-
mladni piscanci in start beclarji
pa kot mladi petelini.
K
Mic Sc ne cudite kokoSi, ko
DO ma vso moe hitela preko &C.
ste. Mogoce Sc zaveda, da il
strezejo pc zivljenju in PERU.
Verjemite mi, da Sc mi tudi ko-
koSji rod smili. V casu minute
vojne SO ga prodajali ma crnem
trgu kakor nekoc zamorske
suznje.
CesaNsega Sc mas "free enter
prise ne domisli. Izkoristil je
prirodne zaklade V svoj prid,
ljudstva pc svetu pa je zasuz-
MIL v izkoriscanje.
In tax je svet danes. Mad sto
let ge "a vlada kapitalizem in
sedaj 81 obeta dobicka oc
atomske energije. STRIFE ovce,
gull ljudi. KIDD bi 81 pred sti-
rimi lett mislil, da Sc mu bo
zljubilo misliti ma novo indu-
TRIO, ma izdelovanje blaga il
kokosjega perja?
Z
V tel dezeli blaga ne manjka.
Je volne in bombaza v izobilju.
In tudi drugih snovi "a obleko
ter nogavic. Ampak Sc je lie do
godilo, da Sc je pc stirih letih
pripetilo, da smatramo kokoSi
"a vrednoto tudi pc PERU.
<
Morda nimamo vsi najboljsik
oblek, a vendar nastane vpra-
SAME, kaj poceti z ogromnimi
zalogami volnenega blaga Sc
predno DO konkurecno kurje
blago stopilo ma try. Vojne je
konec in zdi Sc, da nobene stva-
ri vec ne manjka. LIE kako po-
rabbit YES ia odvisni material,
to je vprasanje..
VojaSkih uniform ne DO veG
treba izdelovati, ker je re sta
rib v izobilju. Vojaki imajo do
wolf svoje obleke, da ne bodo
mic v skrbeh, kako Sc odeti v
| civilno robo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-26

ZIGRAVANJE ODPUSCENIH VOJAKOV "a BOZ proti uniam je
cna najnevarnejsih hazardnih iger v tel dezeH. GOrnje je voak A.
Fisgold liz Brooklyna, Xxi je hotel deIo, do katerega pa je bill v resnici
upravicen pc starostni lestvici drug delavec. Vojak je tozil in zmagaI
Unija Sc je potegnHa " delavca S starOstnimi pravicami, a sodnik je
odlocil "patrioticno" - torej v prid vojaka. TIA komedija nj Sc kon-
cana, ker unija tozi Ia visje sodiSce.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-08
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Pfc. Frank Backbone, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Mckinley Bacbone
arrived here last Saturday from
the hospital at Walla Walla,
WASH, to spend a 80 day fur
Tough with relatives and
friends. Upon Backbone's ar
rival here, he was honored by
a parade headed by four ex-
soldiers in uniform, George
Chief, Paul Bad Horse, Samp-
son Bird in the Ground and
Tex Good Luck. The parade
was followed by a feast held at
the Crow Indian Mission. Pfc.
Backbone was wounded in act
ion in Italy and flown to a
hospital in Coral Gables, Fla,
At Christmas time, he was
transferred to the Walla Walla,
hospital. Backbone states that
his Christmas dinner consisted
of a cheese sandwich as the
plane which was carrying him
from Florida to Washington
was unable to land for dinner
due to the heavy fog.
Private Jack Rasmussen ar
rived here last week from
Camp Roberts, Calf, to spend q
furlough with his parents, MIR
and Mrs. George Rasmussen
and family.
Aviation Cadet Henry L. Esp
who has been in pre-flight
training at Iowa City, La, re-
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ported back there last week af-
ter spending a furlough at the
home Of his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Henry L. Esp.
Private Oakley jackson ar
rived here last week to spend
a furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer jackson.
Pvt. jackson will report back to
Fort Ord, Calf.
Pfc. Paul Mayo is on fur
Tough here and visiting his
mother, Mrs. Edith Mayo. Pfc.
Mayo will report back to Barnes
General hospital, Vancouver,
Wash, where he has been a
patient since December. Pfc.
Mayo was overseas 10 months
when he was wounded in action
in France in June. He was then
confined to a hospital in France
until December. He was home
on a short furlough during the
Christmas holidays.
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Mrs. Geraldine G
LODGE Grass Locdls

Directors of the Boosters club
held their meeting this week at
the Rangeland cafe.
Mrs. Letta Sharpe has been
i'll at her home the past few
days.
Evangelist Ralph E. Browning
of radio station KGHL is hold
ing a series of meeting at the
Townsend hall this week. The
meetings began Monday evening.
R. w. Hensley returned last
Sunday evening from Denver,
Colo, where he was called by
the illness of his mother, Mrs.
Earl HenSley. !
Mrs. T. E. Turner visited last
week at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wallace Blankmeyer
of Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynde
and Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Ber-
land were Sheridan callers last
Friday. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Leonard Munter
and her new son, Gary Leonard,
The child's father, Chief Petty
Officer Leonard Munter is in
Australia.
Mrs. A. G.. Westwood, Jr., and
children were guests at the
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GRASS SECTION

Kronmiller home In Hardin last
Tuesday.
George Jones is now in Bill
ings with the Water Conserva-
ton board. Mr.. Jones is in
transit work and was in Town
send prior to going to Billings.
Mrs. Ruth Zimmerman was a
Sunday guest last week of Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Nelson.
E. Campbell of Cheyenne was
here one day last week in the
interests of the Burlington
railways.
Miss Mabel Holley and Mrs.
Bob Kenyon were visitors in
Billings last week end.
Mrs. E. S. Miles returned to
her home in Sheridan last
Wednesday evening after having
visited Mrs. r. ]. Brown and
Mrs. Marjorie Clanin during
the previous week.
Sandy Eggart underwent a
tonsilectomy in Billings last
week. Mary Jean and Joan
Marie stayed with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Eg-
CART, while their parents were
in Billings.
MI. and Mrs. w. o. williams
and son, Bill, made a trip to
Hardin last Tuesday.
Mrs. E. R. Fenton was IN
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0 The recent tracos about Humble Henry Wallace has IN
terested us q lot and given us q few moments OF amusement
too.
0 The thing that we hove objected to most about the whole
deal is the trinq OF q man as good as Jesse Jones to repay q
political debt. Did we make q mlstoke in the locale. when we
hecrd the discussions about power politics" in Europe? II
seems to US that we have plenty Of that sort OF thing to deol
with at home too.
O The part Of the fuss that has amused us 50 much is the
sudden emerqence Of Humble Henry in q new character. his
meek and lumblike tactics ct the time Of the presidential com-
poion have been lost in limbo. and he hos suddenly become
as the raging lion.
Q It's q good fight for the spectators, and we ore enjoying
it. We're only sorry it isn't nearer election time. 1t Will Oil De
FORGOTTEN in le49-buried under q new nahonol emergency, no
doubt: .
Q Anyway, we ore glad that Henry the High isn't likely 10
have too much control over. the purse-strings OF the nation
Something tells US that could lead to some very strange
doings.
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BRIDGE CLUB

BRIDGE CLUB
The Wednesday afternoon
bridge club was entertained last
week at the home of Mrs.
George Cooley. High score went
to Mrs. E. A. Richardson and
travel to Mrs. Dude Sorger. A
guest prize was presented to
Mrs. E. S. Miles. Others present
were Mrs. William Lynde, Mrs.
John Ryan, Mrs. Wayne Bohd,
Mrs. Bob Miller and Mrs.
Curry.
Mrs. r.. J. Miller was hostess
to members of the Wednesday
afternoon bridge club at her
ranch home this week. High
score was awarded Mrs. E. A.
Richardson; second high and
travel went to Mrs. John Ryan.
Others present were Mrs. Wayne
Bond, Mrs. William Lynde, Mrs
George Cooley and Mrs. Francis
Charles Schooner.
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SOCIETY ..
BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. r. J. Brown entertained
at a bridge party at her home
last Monday evening in honor
of her house guest, Mrs. E. s.
Miles of Sheridan. Other guests
included Mrs. Charles Schooner,
Mrs. Francis Eggart, Mrs. Faye
Abel, Mrs. Ira Chapman, Mrs.
Charles Carr, MISS Eileen Egg
CART, Mrs. George Cooley, Mrs.
Cliff Clanin, Mrs. John Ryan,
Mrs. e. A. Richardson, Mrs.
Marjorie Clanin. Mrs. Cooley
received high score. Mrs. Schon-
er won a cut-prize and Mrs.
Miles was awarded a guest prize.
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Hardin last Monday on business.
Mrs. Geraldine Gormley visit
ed in Billings over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Harris and
daughter Doris were Hardin
callers Monday.
r. j. Miller was in from his
ranch Monday on business.
Mrs. J. w. Holley and son,
Keith were in Billings last
Tuesday.