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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-19

mu maj da sedaj sal emo italian
sko, pravi Selassie, in V Londo-
nu o tenn razmisljaio in Sc pre-
rekajo, a nihce S staliSca, da bi
cd tega Utopia kaj dobila.
Anglia je dovolila obnovitev
uni V tistem delu Nemcije, XII
ga je ona okupirala. Tudi anne
risko vrhovno poveljstvo je pri-
stale ma p~rosnjo, da Sc maj nem-
Skim delavcem dovoli organizi-
rati rama drustva. A Rusi pa so
to storili kar cd prvega dine o.
kupacije. Nemcem so Sc Rusi "a
merrill, ker SO jih posneli in jim
vse odnesli a oh enem priku-
pill, ker SO jim dovolili seize, ma
katerih lahko kritizirajo in Sc
ukvarjajo z nacrti, kako ziveti,
sedaj, ko so vsega oplenjeni.
DR.. Karl Renner 81 je pc pri-
hodu rdece armada ma Dunaj
vel tezavno nalogo, ustanoviti
Waldo osvobojene Avstrije. So
vjetska unija ga je vnjegovih
naporih podprla, ne pa Anglia
in ne Zed. drzave. "Vlado bonn
boil poenostavil," je rekel Rem
ner, da DO ugajala Washington
in Londonu. A oh enem Sc ie
p~ritozil, da mu 'Enekateri" "a
vez11iski poveljniki nagajajo,
namesto da hi mu pomagali.
Avstrijski socialist SO 20
prejSnji vojni skusali ma zelo di-
plomaticne tipke Angliji, Fran
CHI in Zed. drzavam dokazati,
da je Avstrija nezmozna obsto-
jati V obliki, kot je bila ustanov-
LENA pc prvi svetovni voini, to-
rel maj Sc 10 zdruzi z Nemcijo.
Prav ia DIR. Karel Renner, XII ie
sedaj predsednik Meme Wade,
je takrat dokazoval, da &c Sc
Avstrija zdruzi z Nemcijo, DO
to silno ojacalo demokraticno
gibanje V Mi. Ampak zavezni-
ske sile SO rekle me-. Adolf Sc
je nasmehljal in 81 mislil: "Me-
nj pa Avstrije ne boste odrekli."
Mu je res MISC. Ampak koliko
hudega je morala Europa pre-
staff vsled takih zmot. In lie "a
kaj ne hi bill vsled tega tudi "a
vezniski drzavniki proglaseni "a
"vojne zlocince", sal tisti, XII SO
res pomagali Mussoliniju, Hit
lerju in pa japonskim Imperial
listom do zadnjega momenta!?
Gfo xo eI-,,EoJ: --JI. n
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-19

raniumske rude. Pri Jahimovu
v bivsem sudetskem ozemlju Sc
nahajajo vazni rudniki uranija.
Komunisti Sc posluzujejo tega,
ko obtozujejo Waldo, da Sc ne
varno prijazno obnasa napram
zapadnim demokracijam. Trde,
da DO Sovjetska unija gledala
ma to, da ostane CehoslovaSka
tesno povezana z MO, ter da bi
bio najbolj pametno, ako Cehi
pozabijo ma svoje zveze z zapa-
dom in Sc popolnoma okrenejo
proti vzhodu.
Znano je, da sovjetski glavni
stan smatra CehoslovaSko "a
toxic izredno velike strategicne
vaznosti, ter da ia pozicija ne
SINE nikdar uiti IL vplivnega
predela Sovjetske Rustic. Eden
Timed komunisticnih prvakov
je vasemu korespondentu de-
jail, da pomenijo prizadevanja
onih cehoslovaSkih elementov,
XII zele usmeriti dezelo proti "a
hodu, "nevaren flirt".
Omenjeni komunisticni pr
ak je razpravlial tudi O rud-
nikih ~uranija in poudarjal nil
hovo nenadoma povecano vaz-
most. Dejal je, da SO mocni Cd
delki NKVD, t.. j. sovjetske var
nostne sluzbe, nedavno prispe-
Ii Pardubice, zelezniSko kri-
ziSce, XII lezi priblizno ma pol
pota med Prago in Jahimovim.
Tudi V nekaterih drugih krajih
ruske okupaeijske zone priea-
kujejo oddelke NKVD.
ITO so realnosti polozaja," je
naglasil.
Cetudi komunisti in socialist
MISC zmagali V svojih prizade-
vanjih glede politicne organiza-
CHE osvobojene CehoslovaSke,
nadaljujejo vendar z najvecjo
energijo svojo borbo "a svoj 60
spodarski program.
Min poglavitna zahteva je,
da Sc ustanovi drzavni gospo-
darski svet, katerega poslova-
ME maj bi bio neodvisno cd
parlamenta. Zahtevajo, da ina
10 pripasti nacionalizirane indu-
STRIFE DRAW, XII maj skrbi tudi
"a njihovo obratovanje. VISA
industrijska podjetja sredne in
prve velicine maj bodo naciona-
lizirana.
Druge stranke zele, da bi o.
stala CehoslovaSka v pogledu
zunanje politike tesna prijate-
ljica obenem zahodnih demo-
kracij in Sow. unije. Trdijo, da
hi ia gospodarski program de-
zeli odtujil prijateEstvo zahod-
nih sill.
Vsled tega zahtevajo, da mai
DO parliament najvisja oblast v
DRAW in kot tax izraz liudske
wolfe, ter da Sc ina tel wolff
podrediti tudi gospodarski svet,
XII hi mogel dajati lie svoje ma
svete parlamentu. Nacionalizi-
CHA v ten slucaju ne hi zadela
drugih kot lie najvecje industri-
je in nekatera kljucna podjetja.
Komunisti pa trde, da je to
lie kamoflaza, ter da Sc V tenn
naziranju skrivajo reakcionar-
ma stremljenja, XII ogrozajo vse
dosezene socialne uspehe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-19


jega ~cesarje Rirohita "a prihod a
ali dvajset let zgodovinarji ugo-
tovili, KIDD je bill res povzroci-
tell tega klanja, ako ne DO do
takrat nastala re tretja svetov-
ma vojna.
Clankar dnevnika A. d. raz-
laga, da je pravzaprav lie papez
branilec in zaScitnik malega
cloveka. Pa je v defenzivi, cato
S svojimi argument ne DO mic
opravil.
v Italiji je ma tisoce sloven-
skin beguncev, ako je verjeti
porocilom V katoliSkih listih, XII
jih prejemajo il Vatikana in Sc
daj tudi pc regularni posti IL
Italije. zanje Sc poteguje slo-
venska katoliska liga, ustanov-
LENA Jolietu, XII pravi, da je
treba tenn ljudem priskociti nuj-
no ma pomoc. Cemu? Zakaj SO
sploh zbezali IL Jugoslavije?
Ivan Zupan je objavil v ella
silu KSKJ" pastirsko pismo
ljubljanskega skofa Rozmana IL
leta 1943, menda pod pritiskom
da Sc ma kak nacin zatemni sko-
fove spletke proti zaveznikom
in V pomoc sedaj skoz in skoz
propadlemu osiScu.
MOI, XII pravi, "tole mi ne
gre V glavo", hi lahko vprasal,
cemu je sedaj med Jugoslovani
toliko "promotorjev", XII zbira-
jo prispevke V pomoc Jugosla-
viii, ne da bi oh enem polagali
"a svoje stroSke in ''zrtve" tudi
racune?
Kralj Peter je incl sreco, da
je dine Is. sept. bill ma posetu
pr ameriSkem drzavnem tajni-
ku Byrnesu, XII je sedaj v Lon
donu ma konferenci ministrov
vnanjih zadev, Pet jih je, XII SO
81 dali nalogo odlocevati o bo-
docnosti svetovne uredbe. Kaj
sta Sc Byrnes in kralj Peter me-
Mia, nj bio objavljeno. A YER
jetno je, da Sc je Peter OBJ tel
priliki spet pritozil prot THU in
Sc navduSeval "a "demokracijo''
V Jugoslaviji.
cam. Slovenec" apelira V svo-
il stevilki z dine IA. sept. ma slo-
znost nash tukajsnjih rojakov,
= ces, dobili boste pisma, ia. lie
ubil partizana, partizan domo-
branca. A vsega tega pokolja pa
da je bill kriv tuji mec. Res ie
boljse, da bi bratomorno klanie
prenehalo. Ampak ga nj kriv
samo "tuji mec". cato Sc bodo
obracuni med domacimi Sc dol
go dogajali, pa &c nam je S tie
razdalje ko gledamo tia cez S
simpatijami in z grozo, vsee ali
ne.
Trst bi nikoli ne bill toliko v
ospredju, &c ne hi bio ma Pri-
morskem in v Jugoslaviji v OBJ
&c partizanskega gibanja, XII Sc
nj straSilo nicesar. Italiiani so
Sc v vojni mevzarsko izkazali,
bodlsl ko so bill S Hitlerjem, in
potem, ko so "krenili ma naso
stran". In sedaj zahtevajo pla-
clio "a nekaj, kar nj vredno pla-
ella. A imajo prijatelje. o tenn
DO nekega dine napisal newyor-
ski nadSkof Spellman zelo "a
nlmivo poglavje.
Dictator Franco, XII ga ina
nadskof Spellman posebno rad.
Je 1zprevidel, da Sc mu vzlic
podporl svetovnega klerikaliz-
ma ne DO vec mogoce obdrzati
v sedlu. Minuli teden ie odpra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-19

vii fasisticni pozdrav. -. Spani-
ia je bila zadnja dezela Evro-
pi, XII ga je imela in ga skusala
obdrzati vzlic zrusenju osisca
Rim-Tokio-Be Berlin. Franco Sc ie
udal tudi Sc razne druge ode
mokraticne" toxic. N. pr, odlocil
Sc je, da maj Sc vrse volitve v
Spaniji. Seveda, zamislil 81 Jill
je pc svojem kopitu, a vseeno
trdi, da bodo "demokraticne"
Zunanja reakcija pa 81 prizade-
va S pomocjo klerikalizma V
Spaniji obnoviti monarhijo, ker
je je strah pred republiko.
v Italiji Sc privilegiji boje
civilne vojne in "komunisticne
revolucije" elm bi odsle IL ME
angleske in ameriske cete. Va
tikan zelo priporoca, da mai v
korist reda in mira zavezniSka
oborozena sila ostane v Italiii
tudi Sc potem, ko sklenemo mir
znjo. Kajti ce~ Sc S'rdeckarji"
upro, je mono, ida DO tudi itali-
jansko v%ojaStvo- potegnilo z nil
mi, Mas pa Sc bodo vsi skupaj
bali. Kot eponavljamo teden "a
tednom, gre Sc med starim re-
dom in proletariatom.
John M. Mecklin ,je porocal
IL. septembra IL. Rima o zahtevi
ameriSkega vrhovnega powell
stva V Italiji, da maj 81 ohrani-
mo V Mi tudi V BODICE mocno
okupacijsko armada, izmed ME
Trstu okrog $4,000 MOI. Proti
komu potrebujejo Zed. drzave
ma Primorskem tolikSno oboro-
zeno silo? Uganete lahko menda
brez nagrade.
V Grciji Sc je zavezniSka obo-
rozena sila dobro obnesla. Nam
rec dobro "a privilegije, toda ja-
ko slabo "a ljudske koristi in Sc
slabSe "a demokratiziranie CIR
CHE.
Ameriska in angleska vlada
Sc v Evropi bojita komunizma
toliko, da vse proved protezira-
ia tiste kroge, XII SO temeljni W.
rok socialnega nepokoja. Sal
ljudje 1Evropi ne zahtevaio
drugega kot obetane jim "stiri
svobodscine". Ako torej zavez-
niske Wade verujejo v svoje OBJ
lube, cemu ne pospraviti S DO
vzrocitelji in S stebri socialnih
Fla cimprej?
Ma Japonskem so samomori
castne poslovitve cd zivljenia,
cato Sc tega sredstva posluzuie-
4, 10 ne lie navadni smrtniki, am
pax tudi najvisji ljudje v ia
ponski druzbi. To je zanje NOR
Ola junastvo, ali pa kazen "a
grehe, XII SO 81 10 sami nalozili.
A Japonski S tenn ne DO mic DO
magano. Vzelo DO dolgo, predno
bodo navadni ljudje ma Japon-
skem popravili Skodo, XII so jim
10 povzroeili takozvani vojni
lordi, pa drugi japonski mad
ljudje", in Hirohito, katerega
smo v korist nadaljevanja sta
rega, gnilega japonskega vlada-
Jocega sistema onranili v sedlu
IN MI pomagamo. Drzavna poll
tika je pac zares zamotana
stvar, zavozljana z ugankami in
olepSana S frazami.
Cesar Halle SeIIassie smatra.
da bi moral tudi on imeti nekai
besede, ko Sc sklepa mir z Itali-
10. Zeli pot do morja, a oh ME
mu so angleske, francoske in
italijanske kolonije. Torej Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-19
CEHOSLOVASKA v
APO "A
MA
|KRIZPOTUH

FooAo ~ AA~AoS0SJA
politicni borbi, XII sloni ma ire
Nth, ali maj Sc v bodoce Sc ma
slanja ma zapadne drzave, &C.
prav SO 10 jeseni leta 1888 pre-
pustile Hitlerju v milost in v ne
milost, ali pa maj Sc povsem opre
ob Sovjetsko unijo, kateri Sc We
lik del ceSkega naroda tudi noce
podvreci, ker je vzgojen v duhu
takozvane zapadne demokracije,
kakrsne Rusija nj Sc nikoli ime-
la in il tudi sedaj nj zanjo.
Cehoslovaska, XII je do dobe
apizarstva, XII sta ga vodile an
gleSka in francoska vlada (vec
ali mani tudi z odobrenjem anne
riske vlade) V evrop. koncer-
nu veliko pomeniIa, je pc roma
nju marelarjev IL Pariza in Lon
dona izgubila vse, kar 81 je pri-
dobila pc p~rejsnji vojni in oh
svojem koncu leta 1889 je posta-
la hipoma lie Hitlerjev protekto-
rat, ne da hi se'mu mogla bra
nit. Sow. unija je bila one kri-
ticne dni edna, XII je zatrjevala,
da DO sla borbo "a neodvisnost
Cehoslovaske, ako to stori tudi
Francija. Rezultat je bill mona
kovski mir S Hitlerjem. BeneS
je moral v ubeznistvo in CeSka
je postala z vso svojo industrij-
sko silo dekla Hitlerjevega tret-
jega rajha. :
Sedaj je osvobojena, toda Sc
cuti ponizano in "a izdano cd
svojih zapadnih zaveznikov v
dneh krize 1889. Prijateljska do
konca il je ostala lie USSR.
Ampak Cehi - kot re receno
- nauceni zapadne kulture, hi
radi V bodoce sovjetsko zascito
in oh enem v svoji dezeli sistem
zapadne demokracije. To stall
See zagovarjajo posebno srednji
sloji. Velik del mase, pod vod-
stvom social-demokratske in ko-
munisticne stranke, pa je "a po-
polno oslonitev ma Sovietsko
unijo.
casniska agencija ONA je OBJ
javila o tenn sledece porocilo:
Dne "a. augusta je bilo uradno
naznanjeno, da DO sklicana "a
dan %. oktobra provizoricna ma
rodna skupscina. S tenn Sc bliza-
10 notranje politicne razmere ma
Cehoslovaskem svoji kriticni to-
cki. Napetost, XII je nastala, je
predvsem izraz nasprotstva med
privrzenci zahodnih demokracii
in onimi, XII zagovarjajo popolen
preokret v smeri sodelovania S
Sovjetsko unijo.
V isti objavi je bio tudi ma
znanjeno, da Sc bodo vrSile vo-
litve "a ustavodajno skupscino
ma podlagi splosne, enake in tai
ne volilne pravice. Odkar je BIZ
la Cehoslovaska osvobojena, ie
blla vladana z dekreti. Toda
predsednik Benes Sc je uprl pro-
tt temu sistemu, katerega hi ko-
munisticna stranka radevoIie
nadaljevala.
'Po prvem septembru ne bonn
podpisal nobenih dekretov vec,"
je baje izjavil p~redsednik Benes
nekaterim svojih bliznjih prija-
teljev. cake nam ne DO. uspelo
skllcati parlamenta, je naza de-
mokracija resno ogrozena."
V tie notranje zadeve pa so
vpletene tudi zadeve zunanie
politike, XII ustvarjajo tezke po-
mlsleke. Emo je svarilo britain
skega zunanjega ministra Bevi-
ma proti zamenjavanju enc VIZ
ste diktature z drugo v dezelah
c~entralne in vzhodne Europe.
Bevinove besede so bile name
meme Bolgariji, toda verietno
je, da SO mnogo krive tega, da
Je prodrla zahteva pc narodni
skupscini tudi ma Ceskem.
Drugo ~vpraSanje je atomska
bomba in dejstvo, da je echo
slovaska ena redkih najdisc u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-19

zed. drzave imajo sedai pc
cenitvah stevnega urada (cen-
sus bureau blizu 40 milijonov
prebivalcev ali mad osem mill
Jonov vec kakor pred petimi
lett.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-19

Ste re skusali pridobiti Pro,
letarcu k njegovi stiridesetlet-
nici say enega novega marco.
nika?
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08

Former Students on Honor Rolls
Miss Ruth Cole of Northern Mon
tana College at Havre and Jas.
Withycombe of Montana State Col
lege at Bozeman were on the hon
or roll of their respective colleges
the first semester.
The music department is prepar-
ing some special numbers for the
reception of return game with
Fernie in the near future.
The manual training spare room
contains large number of excep-
tionally well finished articles OF
furniture. Several large pieces in
hardwood are nearly finished and
reflect credit on the students and
instructor.
A return game with Libby will
be played On Saturday evening. The
Libby junior high will play the
grade school in a preliminary
match.
A. S. Erickson of the soil con-
servation office will show motion
pictures this week to both high and
grade schools at his office These
show the effect of soil conservation
and are of high educational value
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
II. f. @. CLUB MEETS

A delightful meeting Of the H.
<. 0. Club was held at the home
Of Olga Johnson with Mary Fran
els Ingram, co-hostess.
Club was opened with song and
prayer.
Discussion topic, led by Clara
Brock, proved most interesting.
Several letters were read from
our local boys in service. 1t is grand
TO hear from the different parts Of
the world.
Our one girl, June Harwood, S
l/c, remembered us with very
interesting letter.
Sunshine committee reported Hell
en- Doble i'll at her home, and we
all hope for her speedy recovery
Several women were busy knit
ting socks for the Red Cross.
The club took up a collection Of
$3.50 for the Infantile Paralysis
Fund
Entertainment was furnished by
Kathryn Brock. Bina Hudson and
lola Butts won prizes.
Pearl Clark furnished the beau
tiful and delicious birthday cake
Dorothy McFadyean won the pen
mp for the next cake.
Club was honored with the fol-
lowing guests-Nettie Byrd, a form
er member; Margaret Butts and
Bertha Eayrs, both honorary mem
bers; and Mrs. Clarence Butts Of
Rexford
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostesses
CLUB REPORTER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
REPORT OF EDDIE CANTOR
GIFTS

People who so generously gave to
the Eddie Cantor Gift project at
Christmas time will be glad to
learn that Montanas share when
counted far out-numbered Mon
tarai need Two hundred were
sent to the Army air base at Great
Falls, two hundred were sent to
the Veterans hospital at FIT. Har-
rison, Helena, and three hundred
were sent to an army hospital at
Santa Fe, N M. The remaining sew
eral thousand were sent to the Lee
gion headquarters in Denver for re-
distribution among the various
western hospitals for service men.
Eureka sent in about 35 gifts.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
EUREKA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WITH OUR BOYS


Word was received last week by
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Ferguson that
their son, F. &c Neal Ferguson, is
in a hospital recovering from
wounds. Not much information is
available as to cause but eight
stitches had been taken in his head
and his leg is in cast He is on
a ship in the Aleutian area.
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Kenneth Moen
were dinner guests at the G. F.
Dierman home Monday evening.
They return this week to California.
First Sgt. and Mrs. Grant Pike
arrived Friday for visit with Sgt.
Pixies parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Pike. Sgt. Pike returned to the
States on January II after spending
nearly year in the South Pacific.
1t was while serving in the Infan-
try there that he developed tropi-
cal skin disease which put him in
the hospital in October. He was
sent here to convalesce at the Bax-
ter Hospital in Spokane. Sgt. Pike
has put in % years in the u. S.
Infantry.
FVt. Jas. WltnycOmDe ana PVt.
Elliott Holder are in the same COM
pany of infantry at Camp Wolters,
Texas, although not in the same
platoon.
Sgt. Frank Richmond arrived Sat
urday night from Camp Crowder,
Mo-, for a five day furlough
Pfc. Malcolm (Clare) Andrews
recently saw John Mcclure, Jr., in
France. Pvt. Andrews is with the
engineer medical corps.
M. L. Cuffe is in the Marianas
Islands with the 72nd Seabees. He
has been in the South Pacific ior
the past two years.
John D. Cuffe, IT'S, with an En-
gineers Combat Battalion, wrote re-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
FORMER VETERAN GETS INTO
SERVICE

A clipping from the Whitefish
Pilot was read by friends of Chas.
(Pop) White recently in which it
told Of his success, after many eff
forts, in getting into the army. Mr..
White was proprietor of the Bean
cry at Rexford at one time--a place
where the railroad men ate. When
war broke out he tried to enlist
but was turned down because Of his
age. Later cooks for the engineers
building railroads in the conquered
areas were needed and Pop took adj
vantage Of the opportunity He is
now some place in Europe cooking
for the boys in the same territory
that he fought in during the last
World War.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
OFFICERS AND LEADERS MEET

The officers and leaders of To-
bacco Valley Grange held their an
nual meeting January 80 at the C.
Y, 0. hall. All officers were present
except Ceres and two executive
members.
Many projects were discussed for
Grange work in 1945. One concise
project met an unanimous decision.
To Attempt the Opening of Grange
on Time. That time being 800 p.
m. from Oct. ! to April | and at
$3.50 p. m. the remaining months Of
the year
The Home Economics committee
came out with its usual generosity
and served delicious lunch to con-
clude the work Of the evening
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08

Mrs. Frank Bean left Friday for
a visit with relatives in Anaconda.
Mrs. Jessie Knight is taking her
place at the Davis Cafe.
John Mikalson has purchased the
house across from the high school
that DR.. Clark recently modernized
and repaired. They moved in this
week.
Oscar Knight and Peter Ander-
son left Tuesday for Hot Springs.
Mrs. Percy Dick of Oroville
Wash, arrived Sunday for a two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas Ruckdashel
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
GOOdIy Sum Taken In

The Tobacco Valley Grange card
party given at the c. Y. O.. by
the Home Ec. Dept was a success in
every way. Ten tables Of pinochle
were enjoyed by all with high
score for women going to Mrs Ed.
Arnold, high for men going to P.
w. johnson. Low for women to
Mrs. P. w. Johnson and low for
men to w. r. Smith. The sum of
S2365 was taken in with q net Of
Sl460. The evening was completed
with bountious lunch served By
the Home Economics committee.
All scores were recorded and
there will be a grand prize when
this series Of games is completed,
SO don't forget our next party, Feb
% at the c. y O. hall at $3.50
GRANGE REPORTER
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GRADE SCHOOL NOTES

The assembly program given Fri
day was in charge of Leola Frost as
chairman. A play on "Wastefulness
OF Vegetables" was given and all
joined III singing the "Star Span
gled Banner"
Most Of the absentees of last week
are back in school.
The first three primary grades
purchased one complete box of I.
B. pencils.
The fourth graders finished their
study of yeast by applying their
knowledge in making a batch OF
buns. They also enjoyed eating
them.
Palmonetta Webb of Rexford was
a visitor in the fifth grade Mon
day.
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DESSERT-BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. j. R. Culver with Mrs. Nor
man Korn as co-hostess entertained
at a dessert bridge on Friday ev-
ening. Guests who enjoyed the ev-
ening were Mesdames A. j. Bar
ney, O. P. Mosby, l.. A. Riley, l.
w. Fetterly, A. S. Erickson, Mora
Pomeroy, Anna Teel, Ethel Long
C. A. Clark, and F. E. Sabin. Prize;
were won by Mrs. Long, Mrs. Bar
ney and Mrs. Pomeroy The Valen-
tine motif was used.
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NUGGETS

Mrs. Roy Livengood was called
to the home of her uncle, Henry
Dayharsh, Of Creston last week due
to his death. She remained for two
Wetks with her aunt. Mr.. Liven-
good attended the funeral in Kali
.ispell orr Thursday.
Mrs. Lulo Olsen spent the week
end in Kalispell.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and son re
turned to her home in Kalispell
on Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Daniels in Portland on Satur-
day Mrs. Daniels is the former
George Spaulding.
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WORLD DAY OF PRAYER

The annual World Day of Prayer
will be observed this year, as US
ual, on the first Friday in Lent.
Leaders for the observance are: Mrs.
George McGlenn of St. Michael and
All Angels, Mrs. Burgess Drake of
the Baptist, Miss Peterson of the
Pentecostal and Mrs. Hause of the
Church of God. Women of the COM
munity, regardless of religious af-
fiations, are cordially invited to
participate at st. Michael and All
Angels on February Is at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon.
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M. E. A. MEETING

The local M. E. A. held a meet
ing at the high school on Saturday
evening with Miss Thelma Morri-
son, chairman, presiding. A dis
cussion of legislative questions of
interest to teachers was held. These
were mostly on teachers pensions
and school appropriations. A very
instructive and interesting review
of chapter of the book, "The Child
and His Curriculum by Lee and
Lee. was given by Mrs. Alex Guern-
Sey
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Mrs. Frank Coombs is visiting
friends in Kalispell.
Jack Stevens left Tuesday on
business trip to Spokane.
Mrs. Clara A. Stevens, now max.
ing her home in Spokane, spent a
few days with her son. Iack, and
family this week
John Andrews is now training in
the merchant marines in Avalon,
Calf
Miss Barbara Hickey of Fortine
spent the weekend with Miss Dore-
thy johnson.
Continued on Page u
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AS v-DAY DRAWS NEARER

AS V-Day draws nearer IN the
European theater of war, it is fit
ting that provision be made for
proper observance of this moment
Gus occasion. ST. Michael and All
Angels has been in readiness for
several months by having provided
prayer leaflets which have been in
the vestibule in the event the long
looked for day should come earlier
than expected. These leaflets are to
help the hearts overcome with 10Y
to express their thankfulness to God
for the blessings won by our boys
at so costly price. The church
will be heated throughout that me-
morable day and all people who
wish to turn to God at this time
are welcome to use His house in
prayer.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday Services: 1000 a. m. Sun
day school
1900 a. m Morning worship
TOO p. m. Baptist Youth Fellow
ship.
800 p. m. Evening Praise
Weekday Meetings Thursday
ZOO p. m. Choir rehearsal.
800 p m. Bible study and prayer.
THE REV. w. r. HODGES,
Pastor