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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
DETAILS OF BATTLE OF
DESTROYER INTERESTING

More details concerning the battle
which involved the USS Hadley, o.
! which Lorrain D. Myhr, Libby man
was a crew member, have been re
ceived by this office from the Gov
eminent. The interesting description
follows.
Aboard the u. S. S. Hugh W. Had
ley in the Pacific-Lorraine D
Myhr, radarman, second class, u S
N. R., of Libby helped this destroy
er knock out % attacking Jap planes
in los minutes when in the com
pany of smaller destroyer on a
patrol off Okinawa She was at
tackled by $50 Jap fliers Her feat
set an all-time Navy record.
The other ship, the USS Evans,
destroyed is enemy planes in 70
minutes.
The attack began at 8 a. m. May
IL when lookouts saw "Whirl-
wind Of planes coming at us from
every direction" The men of the
Hadley went to work firing their
guns SO rapidly that reliefs had to
be afforded the exhausted ammuni-
ton leaders.
The ships were under continuous
attacks with enemy planes usnually
coming in four to six at time.
AT times, each ship was shooting
down planes that were attacking
the other At the start Of the battle,
this ship was not only able to hold
her own against the attacking
planes, but was able to knock down
four of the massed planes which at
tempted to pass the ship and con-
tinue on to Okinawa.
Only at the end of so minutes did
the first plane get through and
strike the Evans, followed by three
others In quick succession. This
knocked out the guns of the smaller
destroyer, leaving its protection up
to the skill of the gunners on this
ship.
Once 10 enemy aircraft surround
ed the ships and made simultane-
Gus attack All 10 of them were de-
stroyed, but not before this ship
suffered heavy damage and most
of her guns were knocked out.
In the meantime, Corsair fighters
had joined the battle and though
outnumbered had managed to de-
stroy about so of the enemy, and
drive away the others.
AT one point when it looked as if
this ship would capsize, all the
wounded were put over the side on
RATS and floats, but the remaining
men stayed aboard and kept her
afloat. Next day, both ships were
brought in safely.
Not only had the Hadley saved
herself, but in giving assistance to
the Evans when it was greatly
needed, enabled the crew of that
ship to put out fires and make re-
pairs which permitted her to limp
back to port
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
TO AID. INDUSTRIAL


HELENA, July 25.-Montanans
Incorporated, the state chamber OF
commerce has completed the organ
ization of its industrial develop
ment Division and now is ready to
provide assistance and facts regard
ing industry to all Montana indi-
viduals and business interested, A.
7. Peterson, president of Montanans,
Incorporated, and head of the new
division, announced here this week.
Peterson said the industrial di-
vision was prepared to furnish as
sistance and advise on the estab-
lishment of new industries in Mon
tana, as we'll as contribute help on
problems arising at established
businesses.
THE first consideration in this
work, he said, is to provide indus
trial opportunities for servicemen
and war workers in sound, factual
way. AT the same time, we hope to
develop the small industries of the
state and provide jobs and homes
for many more residents.
AT present compilation of in
dustries by towns is being prepared
with the cooperation of Montana
State University, Missoula. This,
when completed, will show where
openings for new business will be
available and be of great value to
those returning to the state.
Communities also have been in
vited to send in suggested new in
dustry projects and we have SO or
gained the division as to be able
to investigate conditions and report
to interested out-of-state investors
who inquire about Montanavs flu
ture."
He said research files and data
collected by large industries and
state educational, mining and agri-
cultural agencies would be used by
the new division.
He also announced the appoint
ment of Tom w. Oster, experienced
mining engineer, as consultant and
advisor for the industrial division
In addition, an advisory committee
of interested men from throughout
the state is being selected.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
SPECIAL SERVICES

Announcing the special meetings
conducted by Evangelist Helen
Munson, in the Assembly of God
Pentecostal church in Eureka.
Services will continue on Thurs
day and Friday night of this week
and every night next week at 8
o'clock, except Monday and Satur-
day. Sunday night, Aug. S, will be
our closing service. Miss Munson
will be ministering in both of our
Sunday services and Sunday school
as well.
Miss Munson is former pastor of
this assembly. She is accomplished
in preaching, singing, piano, and
accordion. Come out and enjoy these
splendid services. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
EVELYN PETERSON,
Pastor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
No Omcial Uniform

In the early history of our navy
the sailors had no official uniform.
Prior to 1852 seaman could orna-
ment his uniform as he fancied and
some OF them embroidered designs
on their collars. So far as can be
ascertained there is no significance
to the two stars on the jumper, but
they appear on all jumpers since
1920 and probably we're adopted be-
cause they were the most pleasing
Of the embroidered designs.
Another method Of characterization
was to sew white stripes on the COL
lar. This also was practiced in the
British navy and the first British
naval uniform regulations standard
lied the white stripes on the sailors
jumper and decided they should be
three in number
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
UroIund
Grange News

The regular meeting of Uraland
Grange was held July 7. Three
candidates, Belle Olson, Mary DAN
lei, and Charles Olson, were bal
loted on favorably.
The building committee reported
that all bills due on the new hall
had been paid, and that there was a
balance of $l5.45 in the building
fund 1t was decided to put rock
and cement foundation under the
hall. Members have been putting
in most of their spare time on the
building, and the work is progress
ling nicely.
Master Peterson announced that
Tux Bodies has freezer lockers
available at Warland for $l25 per
month.
Primo Paolini was reported quite
i'll.
During the literary program Mrs.
Plots made report on Rural Elec-
trification, and Mrs. Peterson read
The Worlds Strangest Garden.
The second regular meeting of
the month was held July 81. At
this time the first and second de-
grees were conferred on Mary Dan
lei and A. Roberts.
The work on the hall is still 60
ing well.
Ben Graham suggested that the
Grange look into the matter of i'm
proving feeder roads,, in view Of
the large amounts of money to be
made available after the war.
Primo Paolini is taking treat
ments at Hot Springs.
The Literary program consisted
OF an alphabet game, a quiz on
] orange rules, and "A Boys Essay
on Anatomy, read by Mrs. Plots.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
GREAT FALLS ASKS u. S.
FOR DAMAGES

GREAT FALLS-W.P)-The City
of Great Falls is seeking to recover
total of S19,37O from the United
States government for damage al
legedly done to city streets by army
vehicles during the years 1912, l943
and 1914.
The city claimed army use and
damage to 31.2 per cent of its lis
miles of streets and asked the fed
eral government to pay 1876 per
cent Of the cost of repairs during
the years.
Basis for the claim was the de-
Tense highway act of l941 under
which the state highway depart
ment obtained settlement of $40
600 for damage to the Gore Hill
Sun River bridge unit of U. S. high
way No. 81 near Great Falls.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
CARD 0F THANKS

We wish to take this means of
expressing our sincere thanks and
appreciation for the many express
sions of sympathy and offers of as
sistance rendered us in our hour
of bereavement of our son and
brother.
Mr.. George w. Evins, Sr.
Mrs. Minnie NJ Evins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Evins, Jr.
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Z. Evins and
family.
Cpl. Melvin |. Evins.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. D. Smith
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferris Blanchard
and family.
Pfc. and Mrs. Raymond H. Evins
and Nadine
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston R. Pluid
and family.
Cpl. Clifford v Evins.
Leonard Dean Evins.
Grace Marie Evins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Pluid.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

H. c. Hjortholm, S. T. D., Pastor
Morning worship next Sunday,
July 20, 9th Sunday after Trinity,
will begin at HOO a. m. Sermon
theme: Our Stewardship of God S
Grace, Luke IL: 42-48. The Bible
school will continue next week.
Edna Mae Baeth has charge of the
primary department, Mrs. Karl
Knudson teaches the juniors and
Pastor Hjortholm has the informed
late class. The school meets at $50
a. m at the church. All children
who do not attend any other Bible
school are welcome.
There will be an important meet
ing of the congregation Immediately
after services next Sunday. Every
one is urged to be present at this
meeting.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
THANKS FOLKS,

We wish to take this means of
conveying our appreciation to the
many neighbors and friends, who
have offered us their homes and
for their many kindnesses following
the burning of our home.
We also wish at this time to
thank the Libby Volunteer Firemen
for their gallant attempt to save
our home and furnishings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Lamorie a
and Boys.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this way of
thanking our friends and neigh
bors, the American Legion and the
Y. F. w. for their sympathy and
many kind deeds after the death
of our son and brother, Robert
James Madison. We also wish to
thank those who contributed the
floral offerings. The thoughtfulness
of all is appreciated beyond words.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Madison
and Family.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
NEW POWER PLANTS
>. Case * II. p. Stationary Motor

NEW POWER PLANTS
J. l. Case IS H. p. Stationary Motor
Complete with Belt Pulley
Gasoline or Fuel Oil
Fine for SaW-mills-Rock Crushers
RED SEAL CONTINENTAL
MOTORS
So and 81 Constant Horsepower
Complete with Starter.
22 HORSEPOWER WISCONSIN
Air Cooled
If you need power plant for any
purpose we can fill your need.
Through our advantageous connec-
ton with Eastern Manufacturers we
are able to offer these motors at
time when they are not available
elsewhere No increase in price.
NO PRIORITY REQUIRED
Wire, write or Phone
Lowell IMPLEMENT CO.
Bonners Ferry, Idaho
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
DISTRICT COURT

District Court was held last Fri
day with Judge Dean King presid-
ing.
Audrey r. Dix was granted a di-
vorce from Arthur E. Dix.
The estate of Glen W. Roose was
closed and the administrator dis
missed
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
"INSTRUCTION-FEMALE'
A CAREER
AS A PRACTICAL NURSE

Instruction. May mean good mon
ely, travel, interesting occupation.
Help to bring health and happiness
to the home. Learn how to care for
sick, help the injured, take care of
babies. Easy neutrality-suspicious.
experience not needed for enroll
ment. Attractive earning possibili-
ties. FREE details. Write Wayne
School of Practical Nursing, Box
1873 CO paper.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26

Currants for Sale-Jennie Hall,
III Colorado Ave, Libby. l0-lx
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE

For Sale-Dining room set and
kitchen range-703 California. 9-2x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26

For Sale - Sturdy 50-inch baby
bed with innerspring Mattress
Mrs. Stuart Risley. 1O-1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
WANTED

Dairy Hand Wanted; at Claypool's
Dairy, Kalispell 6-5x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26

For Sale-One 3-burner oil stove
and oven; steel cot Edison phono-
graph and 100 records.-Mrs. Kie-
nitz. 10-1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26

For Sale-Nearly new baby bug
gy. Mrs. Carl Cole, Troy. 9-2x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26

For Sale-Model A, 1929; five
tires; mechanically Al; $l5O.0O-
N. w. Harrison, last house west on
Third. 10-1x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26

For Sale Kitchen Sink with
back; Kitchen Trash Burner,
slightly used; bed and springs.
Shorty's Barber Shop. 1O-x
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16
Vesti IL ziuljenja
a,neriSkih Slovencev

Bridgeport, O. - Po vec kot
treh letih bojevanja v Afriki,
Italiji in ma zapadni 'front.' je
prisel domov John Luzar, sin
druzine Louis Luzar. Vrnil sc
je v Indiantown Gap, Pa, kjer
DO odpuscen il armade. " ci-
vino zivljenje sc je nedavno vr-
nil tudi Frank Blatnik NIL, XII je
bill tudi vec let v vojni in Sc bo-
ril ma zapadni 'front.'. On Sc je
porocil v Arkansasu.
Scottdale, Pa. - Druzina An
drej Godec je bila obvescena,
da je bill njen sin Andrew j. Co.
dec mi. odlikovan "a hrabrost
z bronasto kolajno. On Sc je
vec kot dive lett bojeval ma Pa
cifiku in tudi ma Okinawi, kjer
Sc je kljub sovraznemu ognju
podal S svojim "bulldozerjem" v
mo mans land" in napravil pot
oklopni pehoti, "a kar je bill po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16

Ia obrarnbena organizacija
Sc snide k svojemu letnemu
zborovanju v dneh 20. in 21. ok
tobra v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma st. Clair Ave. Oh tel
priliki Sc bo vrsil tudi velik
ljudski shod, ma katerem ma
stopijo odlicni govorniki. Shod
sc DO vrsil v nedeljo 21. okto-
bra, popoldne oh 3. uri v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma st.
Clair Ave. Govorniki bodo sle-
deci: pisatelj Louis Adamic,
virtuoz Zlatko Balokovic, in po-
slaniski svetnik dr.. Slavko 70
re. Mogoce bo navzoc tudi prav-
kar iz Slovenije dosli trgovski
atase, Habjancic. Vsi so dobri
govorniki in navduseni parti-
zani. Nadvse simpaticen in pre-
pricevalen je zlasti DIR. Zore, ka-
terega smo imeli priliko slisati
ma Slovenskem dnevu v Eucli-
du.
Slovenskemu obcinstvu, brez
razlike preprieanja, topic pripo-
rocamo, da Sc vdelezi tega vaz-
mega shoda. Govorniki nam bo-
do razjasnili najnovejsi polozaj
v Jugoslaviji, kakor tudi O
mednarodnih d p o m a t skin
spletkah.
Smrt fasizmu, svoboda naro-
du! Ia odbor
Frank Cesen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16

vojakov, XII imajo stotine mill
jonov ljudi. Torej o tenn maj "a
kljucim.
lob priliki, ko gre ia moi pri-
jatelj v Ameriko, posiljam to pi-
smo in en- paket. Postal bi Vam
rad Sc kaj drugega, pa ne vemo,
&c boste mogli priti v New York
po ia paket. Ia moi prijatelj je
embarkiran ma Vulkaniji, XII gre
v New York. Ustavil sc bo Vul-
kanijo v pristaniscu. &c ne mo-
rete iti v New York, pa pisite
ma naslov ma oznaceno ladjo:
Jozef Lakovic, kuhar ma Vulka-
niji, potem vam bo postal on vse.
"Srecni ste vi, kjer ste, tukaj
je sama mizerja in lakota. Ako
dobite to pismo in &c Vam bi bilo
mogoce poslati malo cvirna, ker
tukaj Sc ga ne dobi, da 81 prisije-
mo vsaj kaksen knot Prosimo
odgovor.
"zivela Slovenija! ! zivijo Tito!
zivijo Stain, osvoboditelj slo-
vanskih narodov!
''Vsi skupaj Vas Sc enkrat po-
zdravimo.
''Nikolaj Legissa,
soproga Miranda, Marinica in
Romeo" "
"Bog Vas zivi!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16
Velik javen shod

Cleveland, Ohio. - Nihce ne
ne more zanikati, da Zdruzeni
odbor juzno-slovanskih Ameri-
kancev, (ZOJSA) ne izvrsuje
ogromnega samaritanskega in
politicnega della med jugoslo-
vanskimi naseljenci v Ameriki,
v korist now in prerojeni Jugo-
slaviji. V ZOJSA so vkljucene
sledece organizacije: Slovenski
ameriski narodni svet (SANS)
Hrvatski narodni kongres, Srb-
ski vidovdanski kongres in Ma
cedonska ameriska ljudska Ii
ga. TIE skupine vsebujejo vse
kar je zdravega, naprednega in
svobodoljubnega med ameriski-
mi Jugoslovani.
Tekom svojega obstanka je
ZOJSA nabral re preko tricetrt
milijona dolarjev v gotovini in
mnogo obleke ter drugih po-
trebscin "a zrtve tujega in do
macega fasizma v Jugoslaviji.
Poleg tega je krepko odbijal re-
akcijonarno Foticevo, Mihajlo-
vicevo, Mackovo in Rozmanovo
propaganda proti novi Jugosla.
VIII. Ovekovecil je nase teznje
pri zaveznikih glede Trsta, Pri-
morske, Koroske in Macedoni-
je. Skratka; svojim plodovi-
tim delom je ZOJSA, z Louis
Adamicem ma celu pridobil Ju-
goslaviji ugled, kakorsnega ina
malokatera dezela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16

nasih fantov nazaj v naso sre-
do. =.
Upam,. da odbor in zastopniki
drustev sklicejo sejo v ia ma
men, ako yam bo to povoljno.
sedaj je se cas- in ako to stori-
mo, bono tudi ma slavnostni
prireditvi pomladi gledali v oko
nasim fantom in Jim eestitali
ma njih trdi borbi.
Letna seja delnicarjev Slo-
venskega drustvenega donna ma
Recher sc bo vrsila zvecer dne
Is. januarja 1916, kar boste ci-
tall pozneje v oglasih.
-. Letos imamo v Euclidu VOLT
We "a odbornike. Ma tel listini
imamo tudi nasa Jugoslovana,
katera Sc vedno trudita pri ma
semu domu "a napredek donna
in Euclida. To sta Mr.. Matt F.
Intihar in Frank Derdich. Vsak
po svoji moci maj malo poagi-
tira, pa bosta oba izvoljena.
Vstanimo pokoncu, sal zma-
ga je nasa, ako jo bono pra-
vino varovali, drugace Sc 20.
pet lahko kaj zgodi v prihod.
njosti, do takrat pa bodimo vsi
kateri bono ma teh veselicah,
popolnoma ma varnem.
Vas pozdravlja
Vas
J. Rotter'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16

"Komen je ena sama razvali-
ma. Prva vas, XII je bila pozgana
ma Krasu. Torej nj potreba, da
vam vse natancneje opisem, ker
Vam je ze opisal Vas brat, XII je
bill v Precniku.
"Borba je bila strasna "a svo-
bodo, toda Anglezi in America
nj nocejo pripoznati to grozno
klanjene slovenskega naroda.
Tako Sc sedaj ne vemo, ali bono
svobodni ali ne. Anglezi in Ame-
ricani spostujejo bolj Italijane
kot Slovence. Nocejo pripoznati
25-letno suzenstvo pod Italijo,
XII so ga slovenski Primorci pre-
trpeli. Posebno Sc, kar so nam
Italijani naredili v teh sestih le-
tin vojske. Pozgali so vec do
NOV, Italijani kot Nemci.
"Pred polomom Italije je bilo
ma tisoce slovenskih druzin in
terniranih Italiji, kjer so jih
Italijani morili z lakotjo, potem
z boleznijo in z orozjem. Potem,
ko nj bilo vec izhoda, ko so sc
slovenski partizani borili kot le-
vi, so pa Italijani morili zenske
in otroke donna.
"Anglezi in Americani ne pri-
poznajo nase borbe, slovenske
borbe proti vecnemu sovrazniku
nasega naroda "a svojo svobodo.
Anglezi Sc tukaj obnasajo kot
najvecji posiljevalci, ponujajo
cigarette, cokolado in vsakovrst-
nj zivez "a dosego svojih kapri-
cij. Tako Sc obnasajo tisti, XII so
rekli, da prinesejo svobodo sest
let lacnemu narodu. Trst nocejo
pripoznati Jugoslaviji, mogoce
Trst ostane zopet 1taliji, ker ona
,je bila 'zaveznica,' XII sc je tri
leta borila proti zaveznikom.
"Upam, da vam je dobro zna-
no, kaj Sc godi tukaj. Rad bi 60
voril sano z enim Slovencem, XII
zivi v Ameriki, da bi tudi on vi
del, kaj Sc della tukaj.
EN- million in seststotisoc Ju-
goslovanov je umrlo v borbi "a
svobodo. Torej ma 18 milijonov
ljudi, XII steje Jugoslavija. To je
dovolj, mogoce ne Anglezi ne
Americani MISC zgubili toliko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16
PISMA liz STARECA kRAJA
Zonimivo poro6iIo il TrzziiS6o

L. Trzica (Monfalcone), pise
Nikolaj Legissa svoji botri, Mrs.
Alice Legissa jako zanimivo pi-
smo grozotah tam in v okolici.
Posebna zanimivost pisma pa je
v tenn, ker opisuje svoje wise
glede angleske in ameriske oku-
pacijske armade, kako postopa-
jo nasimi ljudmi v doticnih
krajih. Citatelji lahko napravijo
jasno sliko polozaja, kakorsen
tam obstaja. Mrs. Legissa je
prejela tudi pismo cd Marie Lo-
rel il Komna pri Gorici. Vsebina
obeh pisem je:
"Monfalcone, 3. sept. 1915.
"Sprejmite najlepse pozdrave
vi, in VISA vasa druzina, XII Vam
jih posiljamo il nase move domo-
vine.
'Vam naznanjamo, da smo mi
vsi zivi in zdravi hvala Bogu;
ohranili smo 81 zivljenje po veil
XII sreci, ker tukaj Sc je videlo po
vseh krajih samo jok in zalost.
Cd vseh strani ogenj. Po vaseh
so Nemci zazigali, po mestih pa
Americani bombardirali. Lako-
te in mizerije je bilo dosti in jo
je Sc sedaj.
"Gorje in pregorje je ma Kra-
SUI. Vasi so pozgane, ljudi nj do
NOV il internacij. Moji bratje SO
prisli domov, namrec diva, Hen
rika pa nj, on je bill v Berlinu.
Tudi vec drugih il Precnika Sc
nj vrnilo domov. Bait Sc je, da
jih ne DO nikdar vec domov. Vam
mammalian, da je Vas MOI, moi
tovaris Pepi srecno prisel do.
NOV. JAZZ ga nisem Sc videl, ker
stanujem v Monfalkonu. Tukaj
Vam malo opisem, katerih nj
domov, XII so jih Nemci pobirali,
moske in zenske in jih odpeljali
V Nemcijo v internacijo. Il Prec-
nika jih nj Sc domov: Jozef Su-
stersic, Albert Gruden, Walter
Knes in njegova zena, Ivan Pau
lima, Pepi Knes, Xxi so ga Nemci
ubili. Tudi Rozko Legissa so
Nemci tam ubili. To sole delne
novice il nase vasi, XII nj bila
pozgana. Pomislite, kako je tam,
kjer so pozgali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16
.redll1lxova
p:o$ta
Euclidske novice

Euclid, Ohio. - Pretekli te-
den Sc je zopet oglasila v nasih
casopisih Mrs. Frances Klein, XII
mas vabi k prireditvi ma soboto
zvecer, 20. oktobra v Slovenski
drustveni dom ma Recher Ave.
Ia veselica in ME cisti prebi-
tex gre v castni namen nasim
fantom, kateri sc vracajo zma-
goviti IL bojnih poljan, vsak ma
svoj dom v hisico oceta.
Veselico v tako plemeniti ma
men ze vdrugic prirede zene in
dekleta pod okriljem Slovenske
zenske zveze st. IA. JAZZ upam,
da Sc njenemu vabilu odzovemo
vsi, katerim le kolickaj gori
ogenj lubezniin ponosa v srcu.
Ia vecer maj bo vsak navzoc,
da DO pomagal do polnega uspe-
ha.
Vojska je "a nami, zmaga pa
bo sele tedaj,' ko bono dokonca-
Ii nase zivljenje in sli "a vedno
pocivat v vecni mir in pokoj do
istega dne bo pa vedno borba
"a obstoj in napredek "a mas in
"a nase potomce.
Vsakega mas je dolznost, da
vrsimo bratsko zavest, "a svo-
bodo in blagor VS. h narodov
sveta, in to vsak po svoji moci
in zmoznosti v koliki meri ME
mu dopusca zdravje in sred-
stva.
JAZZ upam, da je ze skrajni
cas-, da tudi nasa drustva (Klub
drustev) kaj ukrenejo in da
gredo k zastavi image in Sc po-
kazejo, da stole "a nasimi vo-
jaki kot mocan steber, da gredo
ma delo, ker to je ze zadnja &C.
trina leta, ter da to narede,
kar jih veze bratska dolznost
napram njih odgovornosti "a
narod in drustveni dom.
Sedaj Sc bliza Zahvalni dan
in ma predvecer, to je 21. no.
vembra bi bill zelo pripravni We
Ger, da Klub drustev in direkto-
rij skupno prirede zahvalno We
selico, pri kateri izkazemo "a
hvalo nasemu stvarniku "a po-
deljene dobrote tega leta, "a
srecno zmago, in "a povrnitev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-16

tenn odlikovan. Zdaj Sc naha-.
ia ma Japonskem. Star je blizu
80 let. V armadi pri inzenirjih
sluzi ze vec kot stiri leta. =
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-29
MACHINES DEVISED TO RID
HOMES OE FLIES MOTHS

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. %. up
In the peacetimc world you may be
able to turn on a machine and de-
@trOy flies. mosquitoes. and moths,
in wholesale numbers without dam
acing food, clothing OF home fur
nishings.
The machine is known as the
Todd msecticidal Fog Applcator
and u being manufactured here by
an affiliate Of johnson Dry
DotEs. Inc II is an adaptation Of
= fog generator developed to screen
battle fleets and invading armies.
A light oil in solution is used in
the generator It is atOmized into
mlmItcSimal particles and the pres
est design is adapted to vaporize
solution at the rate ot 100 gallons
"a. hour
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-29
knitting Suspect
Awaits Trial

Gcsrse Kirk was appointed Wed
urSday BY Superior Judge Vaughn
Thompson 20 defend Mon5Co Ponce
Who is accused Of the pool hall
knfing CT Felix Cardenas in Braw-
ley July 10. Ponce will enter his
plea Friday on charges Of assault
With 2 deadly weapon.
Cardcnas was confined to a
RraWlcy hospital tcr six weeks aft
ar the Stabbln2