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Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
ST. Paul's Guild
To Conduct Food
Sale Saturday

A food sale will be conducted BY
st. Pauls Episcopal Guild, starting
at 10 a. m. Saturday in front of
Kings.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23

Mrs. w. H. Dewitt underwent ma
jor surgery Thursday at the Ell Cen
tro hospital, where she has been a
patient fer some weeks. She will
be unable to have visitors for some
time, according to Mr.. Dewitt.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Is SENTENCED

Homer Beck, negro, was sentenced
to San Quentin penitentiary Friday
for burglarfzing the Valens Oil Com
pany office in Ell Centro A superior
court jury found him guilty of the
charge this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, jim
famed bronchial mucous MEM
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a hottie of Creomulsion with the I'M
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs. Chest Colds. Bronchitis
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23

Mrs. w. H. Dewitt underwent ma
jor surgery Thu ulsday at the Ell Gen.
tro hospital, where she has been a
patient fer some weeks. She will
be unable to have visitors for some
time, according to Mr.. Dewitt.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. w. Newkirk, who
have lived here for 26 years, will
leave Ell Centro Monday to make
their home in the San Bernardino
area. They plan a vacation of a
week CT two in Palm Springs before
settling.
Pharmacists Mate Second Glass
and Mrs. Kenneth Wayne Brown
left Thursday night to visit his
mother in Evansville, Indiana, and
his grandmother in Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Brown returned Wednesday to
San Diego from IA months in the
Pacific and has a 38-day furlough
before he reports for duty at Mira
mar Mrs. Brown is the TO. mer Mar
tha Rogers and will meet her hus-
bands family for the first time.
Dick Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. L. Davis, and Jack MCGEE, son
of MI and Mrs. Mark MCGEE, ar
rived home this week for Easter
vacation from the Army and Navy
academy at Carlsbad.
A family reunion was held We'd
nesday at the home CT Mrs. Minnie
Wade of Holtville when all of her
six children were together for the
first time in 30 years.
Those present wei e Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Wade of Stockton, Mrs. Jim Light
of Rosco, Texas; S. " Wade, We'll
don Wade and Cpl. Linton Wade.
Mrs. William Schunkey, sister CT
Mrs. C. E. Wade, was also present.
Mrs. Will Potts has returned to
her home in Holtville after spending
two weeks in the Ell Centre hospital,
whele she underwent surgery.
Paul Henderson of Vallejo is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Henderson, and family of Holtville.
Mrs. r. M. Woodwork, the for
mer Gertrude Binder, is visiting her
parents, MI. and Mrs. Adolf Binder,
of Calexico, for several weeks. Mr..
Woodwork expects to join her from
San Francisco this week. She ar
rived last week end with Captain
end Mrs. William o. Binder of La
guna Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23

FoURSQUARE GOSPEL cHURcH-Eighth
street and Orange avenue, Rev. W. X
Allan, pastor. Church school, 9:45 a. M
Guy Anderson, SUI erintendent; morn
ing worship. II; CRUSADER service, Gas
p. M; sermon topic, The Great Need
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23

CHURCH OF CHaIST-Seventh and Brigh-
ton. Morning worship, 1O:45; commun-
ion, -; sermon tonic, Secocd chapter of
Second Corinthians; evening worship,
7:3O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
@ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

po noW podlagi skora morajo porodit Narod-
nj osvobodiln 'front.' po koncan vojni Narodna osvo
bodna fronta bo sla pred voilce kot organzacja
in kahsne ko razlike bodo poavie misljenju, bo-
do razresene ma sejah odborov osvobodilne fronte.
V Jugoslaviji je precej propaganda "a "junasko
ugoslovansko komunistcno stranko," kateri govo
RI da je samo leta 1941 zgubila 10000 svoih canov
vojnih poljanah toda niti enega komunistcni 81
stem Wade ali cloveske druzbe. osnih mesech nisem
vdel niti slsa enega poticnega gesa, katerim hi
Sc zahtevalo komunizem, ali zasledn en- poizkus
koektivzacije prvatnh knetj, trgdvine ali tovaren
Fraza enotne propaganda je Federalna demokraticna
Jugoslava. Opetovano je bilo nagasano, da prvatna
astnina in inciava osaneta tud pod rezmom Narodne
osvobodne vlade kajti gavni borec "a narodno osvo
bojenje je zelo ndivduaistcn kmet Samo naprave XII
h e lastovala pred vcno monarhstcna drzava, kot H.
pr drzavni monopol tobaka vzgalic, perolea, sol
katerh rudnikov, it'd, in zaplenjeno premozenje obso-
en narodnih alcev ostat drzavna astnina pod
vlado osvobodne fronte Zunanj kapital bo zopet do
puscen toda najbrz pod novmi pogodbam in konces-
jam
Nobene evidence nj kaki protiverski propaganda
V Jugosaviji Bradat srbsk pravosavni duhovniki so
Sc zkazali "a tako razvedrno tonko borbeno part
zansko moralo da sr med Srbi pregovor Ena brada
e kot brigada Partizansko stalsce napram ver pra
voslavn katolski, protestantovsk tursk ali judovs
je locitev cerkve (vere) cd drzave poltike) Srbsk
pravosavn nadskof Josip Begradu, XII je bal pon
zana, e dob castne obiske cd mnogh visokih oficir
jev Narodne osvobodine vojske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
PRAkTICNI NASVETI

zamazane kopalne kadi, uni-
valnike in lijake ocistis takole:
V topic vodo narezi mila, da do
bis gosto kaso, tel kasi prime
saj Sc malo salmiaka, nato kad
idobro namazi in pusti cez noe.
Drugi dan viii v kad Sc topic
vode, v kateri 81 raztopila pest
navadne sode in kad d Q b r o
zdrgni in unaij. Lahko sc po-
sluzis tudi krtace. Zatem kad
|dobro izperi S cisto vodo. ce
Sc je v kadi nabral vodni ka-
men, tedaj takoj kad zdrgni s
salmiakovo vodo. Sodo raztopi
" malo vode in drgni po vod-
mem kamllu. K er Sc pc vodni
kamen nabere po navadi le ma
dnu kadi, je najboljse &c pustis
cez noe salmiakovo sodo v kadi,
da 30 tako raztopilal yodni ka-
men.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
Vabilo ma sejo
Citalnice SID

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ker je
bila zadnja seja citalnice SLOW.
del. donna ma Waterloo Rd., ra-
di izredno slabega vremena IT,
sti vecer, prav slabo obiskana,
je clanstvo vljudno proseno, da
Sc udelezi seje, XII Sc vrsi no.
coj, Z. februarja. Pricetek seje
bo oh 8. uri v citalniskih pro-
storih.
Cenjeni citalnicarji in citalni-
carke, udelezujte Sc bolj pogo
stoma sci in jacimo nase cital-
nice in naso literature, katera
ham DO Sc prav prisla. Mi vsi
vemo, da je v nasi start domo-
vini kruti sovraznik unicil vso
,naso kulturo in literature, in e.
dino, kar nam je ostalo v tenn
oziru, je kultura, literature in
nase citalnice v tej dezeli.
Citalniski pozdrav
Tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
"Vdova Roslinka"
,trela, ma DO lusno!

Strela, ma DO lusno!
Stara slovenska Sega je, da
ma pustno nedeljo norijo start
in mladi. Zatorej, ako hocemo
obdrzati mas obicaj, moramo
vsi ma pustno nedeljo zvecer
dne II. februarja v Slovenski
narodni dom, kjer Sc DO pod
~vodstvom Mrs. Toncke Simcic
podalo zabavno komedijo v treh
dejanjih.
Zastor Sc DO dvignil tocno sob
Z. uri zvecer, in sicer je bolje,
da pridete malo preje, da 81 IL
berete komodne sedeze.
IL nevtralnih virov sem 1--WE
del, da je John Tavcar vsak Sc
dez posamezno namazal s skriv-
nih salon, tako da niti eden ne
DO cyilil, skripal in nagajal ma
81 avdijenci. Zatorej, brez skrbi.
Y prvem snidenju z mladim
Janezom ga Roslinka postreze
s sladko medico. Janec pie in
rece: Res je tole dobra kaplji-
ca, da hi Sc Sc angelci oblizova-
Ii. Matt, lepo ste me pogostili.
Kadar Sc bo spet utrgala liska,
kar meme poklicite!
Roslinka mu jpa odgovqri:: Ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
Domaca zabava
drustva "Slovan"

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma pred
zadnji seji je navzoce clanstvo
drustva "Slovan" st. 3 S. D. q.
sklenilo, da priredi domaco "a
bavo "a clane in njih ozje pri-
jatelje. Vrsila Sc DO v soboto,
10. februarja v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma St. Clair Ave.,
v sobi st. 1, novo poslopje.
Ia vse posetnike DO preskrb-
ljeno vsakovrstnimi okrepcili,
XII Sc jih da dobiti, "a plesazelj-
ne pa DO igral spehkov Lojze,
kot star godec ma moderne har-
monike. (Na svatbi spodaj pod
pisanega je on igral, in bilo je
zelo lustno).
Torej, v prvi vrsti je vljudno
vabljeno ma to domaco zabavo
clanstvo drustva "Slovan" (Slo-
vani, ma dam, ter drugih drus-
tev S. D. Zveze. Dobrodosli SO
tudi clani glavnega odbora in
ostalo obcinstvo, ker v veseli
druzbi zavednih Slovanov bo
lustno. V soboto, 10. februarja
vsi v dvorano st. / (Sokolska
dvorana), OBJ Z. uri zvecer!
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

me Sc pa mic ne hos spomnil?
Hudomusni Janez il zatrjuje:
Oh, Marjanea, sal YES, da TIE
imam rad, Sc skoraj raje kot
Manico, mic, mic, sploh TIE imam
najraje. Saj 81 hudicevo zala ba-
ba. -.
Pomislite, to je samo zaeetek.
Ali vas ne zanima konec te ko-
medije?, Pridite vsi, sal DO ma
pustno nedeljo!
Ia dramski zbor "Ivan Can
kari.
Ivan Ceh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
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ILL.,; Perfect Circle No. 26 S. n.
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Den, Chicago, ILL.,; Anton Jor-
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Park View Laundry Co., Chica-
go, ILL.,; John J. Petrovic, Chica-
go, Ill. Chicago Nodded Foreman
Fellowship Club, Chicago, Ill.
$4.25; Mary E. Novak, Chica-
go, I'll. $500; Paula S. Stone,
Chicago $500; Frances Prebil,
Chicago $500; Pc $500: Alma
c.. Gratchner Chicago, N ic k
Kordic Chicago, John Kragl,
Chicago, Richard Dusek Chica-
go, Hugh G. Smith, Chicago,
Getting Bros. Ice Co. Chicago,
John Petak Chicago, John Ze-
leznikar Chicago, Anton Slove,
Cicero, Milan Medvesek Chica-
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les Renar Chicago, Gilbert Ira
tar Chicago, Mr.. in Mrs. Peter
strainich Chicago, John Ma
rolt Chicago, Frank Carr Chica-
go, John Kraly Cicero, Koral
Floral Co. Cicero, Mr.. in Mrs.
R. Sannemann Chicago, Vincent
Cimkar Chicago, Mr.. in Mrs.
Stanley Molina Chicago, Leo
Tausendfreund Chicago, John
Hribar Chicago, Louis Beniger
Chicago, Anton Buchar Chica-
go, Michael Vrhovnik Chicago,
Toncka Erdech Chicago, Frank
Jurca Chicago, Matt Petrovich
Cleveland, Ohio, Rudilph Lisch,
Cleveland, O., Mathew Lepej,
Chicago, Mr.. in Mrs. Fr an k
Prosen Chicago, John Puth Chi
cago. s.l
Ro $1.OO vsi IL Chicago, ILL:
Mildred E. Kaiser, Charlotte P.
Kaiser, John Jersich, Frank Biz
jak, Louis -Slamnik Frank Gra-
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Rak, Stanley Zele, Fred A. vi
der, Lawrence Gradisek, Frank
Milkvi, Tim Prelesnik, Michael
o. Prazak, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Potokar, Frank Kordesh, John
Cherway, Gary, Ind, Frank
Andrejasic Chicago, ILL.,, Wilma
Gratchner Chicago, ILL.,, Marya
M O h ar, Downers Grove, ILL.,,
Dale il Chicago John I've
zich, Frank c. Japich, Rudy Sc
dlar, Cicero, Ill.,, Charlie the
Barber, John 'Ceihen, Frank u
dovich, d. j. Lotrich, Ann zim-
mer, Josephine Zuodal, Joseph
Koshak, Hinsdale, ILL.,, Jacob
Kosmach, Universal, Ind, John
Gratchner, Chicago, Mr.. in Mrs.
Jacob Marinich, Frank Mikes,
Victor Kvapil, Frank S. Tau
char, Louis Mesec, cicero, ILL.,,
Charles Pogorelec, Chicago Ill,
Mary Bramor Koshak, Hins-
dale, ILL.,, Bozo Radosevich, Chi
cago, ILL.,, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Terdin, Hubert Jos. Terdin, Mr..
lin Mrs. Edward Arko, Joseph.
,Nachtman, Louis Steblaj, Jos.
Kindl Soc, John Mares 25c. -.
Skupaj ------ $2O1.00.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
CLEVELAND OHIO

: b
SSD, da nabiramo denarne pri-
spevke in obleko "a Jugos1avijo.
Yes denar, Xxi je poslan v New
York po Progresivnih Sloven-
kah, gre v kredit slovenski sku-
pini.
zato vi vsi, XII mislite BE dati,
ne cakajte, da hi Sc vas moglo
vprasati.
Me Sc vedno nadaljujemo z
nabiranjem obleke, katere smo
ze odposlale mad $4,000 funtov.
Tako smo poslale tudi $50 zabo-
jew prehrane.
Napravile smo tudi prosnjo
ma Civilian Defense Block Plan,
da nam pomagajo z zbiranjem
obleke, in dobile smo zadovoljiv
odgovor. The Cleveland News
je tudi v svojih kolonah napra-
vii poziv, da Sc pomaga nasemu
pomoznemu delu. Zato Sc va S
ponovno poziva, da prinesete
ponoseno obleko, posteljno o.
premo, it'd. ma nasa zbiralisca
" Slovenskem narodnem domu
ma St. Clair Ave-, v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. in v Slov. drust. domu ma
Recher Ave-, Euclid, Ohio.
Novo leto nam prinasa zopet
polne roke della in Sc vec pozi-
vov in klicev "a pomoc start do
movini. Zato ne odlasajmo, ka-
dar prihaja cas-, da dajemo in
pomagamo tistim revezem, XII
gledajo ma mas prosecimi oc-
mi. In ko Sc konca to leto, bo-
mo lahko gledali v preteklost z
zadovoljstvom v srcu, da smo
storili vse najboljse, kar nam je
velevalo nase srce; in &c bono
imeli take obcutke v nasem sr-
Gu, potem smo dosegli nekaj
takega v nasem zivljenju, kar
prekasa vse druge zivljenske
dobrote.
Ne pozabimo, da je n a s a
dolznost, da skrbimo "a svoje
brate in sestre.
Josie Zakrajsek, pred. odb.
Prog. Slov. "a WRFASSD.
Nabrala: Josephine Odar,
Canton, Ohio: American Jugo-
slav Citizens Club $1,000, John
Habjan in Blaz Odar po $500,
Thos. Brozic $3.50. Pc $1.0O so
prispeli: Margaret Fantsko, T..
Marich, Nick Markovich, Sam
Toleff, John Pezjak, Helen Dra-
govich, Steve Kristofich, Smi-
liza Jacksich, Josephine Odar,
Joseph Lapanja, Frances Guna,
Alfonz Kompara, Pete Chufar,
Joe Lapanja, Jr., Anton Kriz-
man, Frank Trojer, Anton Ma
yer, George Levnaich, Frank
Kocian, Mark Fisher, Anna Hal
din Mrs. Sophia Radosevich,
Mike Kraguljac, Marko Ruka-
MICA. - SOC Rade Kiok.
Skupaj ----------------- $4,000
Nabrala: NJ. Bratnik, Eliza
beth, II. j.: Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Oblak $40; Helena V. Bratnik,
R. N, $5; Joseph Hascek $5;
Mr.. in Mrs. M. Bratnik $5; He
len Ferlin So; Zuri Bulniti 81,
Anton Pezdirc S1.5O. Po $1.00:
Mike Milovas, A. Boczon, Nicho-
las Klepic, Adolph Smarsch, Jo-
seph Stevens, Joseph Opak,
lack Turk. C Stivchnieucsz.
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> r o S K l
Znamke, ciscenje obleke, voz-
MIA "a 1900 funtov obleke in
800 zabojev ziveza ------ $271.47
Poslano vojnemu pomozne-
mu odb. zOJSA (WRFASSD)
$7,5OO.OO.
Skupni stroski $7771.47.
Preostanek ma banki $631.62.
Dne TO-. januarja 1945 so
knjige pregledale sledece mad
zornice: Marion Bashel, Rose
Slejko in Justine Pretnar.
Oh tel priliki Sc prav iskre-
no zahvaljujemo vsem in vsa-
kemu "a nesebieno zanimanje
in soudelezbo p,ri tenn velikem
delu "a clovecanstvo ter vas
obenem Sc prosimo, da nam po-
lmagate pri tenn delu. Prav tako
Sc zahvaljujemo Mr.. Frank
Mervarju, XII je v svoji cistilnici
izcistil 416 kosov razlicne oble-
ke = brezplaeno. To delo je BIZ
10 vredno med brati okoli $1OO.
Organizacija Progress. Slo-
venk bo Sc vedno pomagala VOL
nemu pomoznemu odboru ZOJ-
sA ali WRFAssD. Torej pri-
spevajte, ako vas obiscejo nase
clanice. Me inamo dovoljenje
cd pomoznega odbora WRFA-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-07
Delo Prog. SlOyenk
"a reif v letu 1914

V 1etu 1914 smo bill vsi "a
posleni, posebno pa Progresiv-
ne Slovenke, XII so sc zavedale,
da so zacele veliko in trdo delo,
ko so prevzele velikansko delo,
XII je bilo v zvezi z nabiranjem
obleke "a Jugoslavijo, kakor tu-
di nabiranje denarnih prispev-
kov, "a n a k up ambulance in
zdravniske potrebscine. Imele
smo velike potezkoee, toda smo
jih dobro resile, ker S m 0 res
skupaj delale.
Nekdo je nekoc rekel: Maj
boljsi uspehi zivljenja Sc ne do
segajo z velikim trudom posa-
meznikov, ampak skupnim
delom mnogih in vseh. Zato ne
pozabimo teh besed tudi v bo-
docnosti, ko bono podvzele no.
va della.
Morebiti bo kdo mislil, da ma
sa della MISC bila vazna, toda so
bila v resnici. Vasa zvestoba in
vase skupno sodelovanje je bill
pravi pripomoeek "a dosego
vseh nasih ciljev in uspehov.
Bilo je v mesecu juliju 1914,
ko smo prieele z nabiranjem de-
narnih prispevkov "a ambulan-
CO. Kakor nitro m O nabrale
dovolj denarja "a bolniski voz,
je mas odbor dolocil, da nadalju-
jemo z nabiranjem "a zdravni-
ske Instruments in splosno pod
poro pomoznemu odboru ZOJ-
SA. (WRFASSD).
Cd casa do casa smo priobce-
vale imena posameznih daroval-
cev.. Gotovo pa vas sedaj zani-
ma, koliko so znasali denarni
prispevki do danasnjega d n e
Zato sporocamo imena nabiral-
cev in vsote, katere smo spre-
jele, &c je darovalec dal EN- do
lar ali vec. Obenem YAM, tudi
poroeamo, koliko cistega dobic-
ka smo napravile ma semnju in
kolik je bill preostanek cd nase
1O-letnice, kar smo tudi dale
pomoznemu skladu.
Nasi dohodki so bill sledeci:
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Nabrala Mrs. Paul Berger,
Chicago, I'll. Pauline Berger,
Chicago, I'll. $1,000; Reliance
Federal Svg. & Loan Assn Of
Chicago $1,000; Pc $500: Ant.
Garden, Chicago, ILL.,; Mr.. in
Mrs. Peter Bernik, Clarendon
Hills, I'll, Anton Trojar, Chica-
|go, H.; Andrew Cizej, Chicago,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-13

M. II. Anderson Co.
Ford Authorized Sales d Service
Barnett'S Dress Shop
Bath City Garage
Breitmcycr Floral Co.
Cook Paint and VarmiSh Co.
Copeland Manufacturing Co.
Ernest Copeland
Dads Place
The Detroit Edison Co.
Farmers Milling Co.
The Charles S. Ferrin Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

Among the cviIion members Of this be- medoled
pistol club is Dr. WilI;om Cook. one Of the best
morksmen in the country Here. he smokes his
SIGHTS with oorbide iomp before putting in
few prootice shots on the club ronee. The
club, which organized eight yeors ago but
did not enter major competition until 1914. this
yeor won the New York Dolly Mirrors international
police pistol teom championship and pIoced first
in oil teom competition at the Pittsburgh tourno
ment. coming home with l3 out Of q possible l9
trophies.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-10-05

one of two choices, either we favor
public development and conservation
of these resources to promote the gen.
eral welfare or we favor their devel-
opment and wasteful use by a spe-
cial privilege group in the interests
of a few.
There is nothing new about this
question and l think it was very
tersely put by President Theodore
Roosevelt in 1908 when he called
conference of state governors at the
White House, he stated that the meet
ing was "called to consider the
weightiest problem now before the
nation-the natural resources of our
country are in danger of exhaustion
if we permit the old wasteful meth
DDS of exploiting them longer to con-
tinue."
On January Is, 1909 just before re-
tirement from office, Theodore Roose-
welt in vetoing the James River bill
made this statement: 1.-THE great cor
porations are acting with foresight,
singleness of purpose and vigor to
control the water power of the coun-
try. They pay no attention to state
boundaries and are not interested in
the constitutional law affecting navi-
gable streams except as it affords
what has been aptly called twilight
zone" from any regulation"
This statement is especially appli-
cable to us today in the Missouri
Basin as, in my opinion, we are about
35 years behind other sections of the
country in development and conserva-
ton of our natural resources.
An all important question to the
Continued on Page Two)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-10-05

September 20, 1945
Honorable James E. Murray,
United States Senate.
Washington, d. C.
Having lived in Montana for forty
years and having taken an active in
terest in politics for the last twenty
years and one who has never held
any elective political office and being
the man who was more responsible
than anyone else of electing Sam G.
Ford for governor when he ran the
first time, know and believe that Gov
ernor Ford spoke an absolute untruth
when he stated that he or the Mon
tana legislature were not controlled
by the Montana Power interests and
the major corporations of the state
of Montana. Ford initially represented
the Independent interests competing
with Roy E. Ayers, former governor
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-10-05

Peoples Voice
Helena, Montana
Enclosed find wire recently sent tc
Murray, which explains my viewpoint
and | think copy will be filed with
the committee in which Governor Ford
gave his testimony.
If you see fit to give this space in
The Peoples Voice, it will be appre-
ciated
Very truly yours,
e. B. COOLIDGE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-15
SCOVILL EMPLOYES
 SPONSOR PROGRAM
Francis Patrick Sheehan tO Be Guest SOIOist Sat-
 urday Night

Sponsored by the Loading Room of Scovill Manufacturing Company e. well balanced program of Irish singing, dancing and general en- tertninment in the form of stage show has been arranged for Satur- day evening at Buckingham Hall. Considerable local talent has been secured, including Francis Patrick 6heehan of the Washington Hill section of the city, who has been entertaining at New York night spot for the past year and IS home for . short vacation He will be heard in the presentation of several old and new Irish song hits.
 George V. Casey, well-known Washington Hill resident, and a veteran minstrel man in Waterbury ahows: will preside as M. c. for the Ecovill show, with the Loading room chorus of 9 beautiful girls directed by Arthur Chieffo, also to be heard,
 Featured soloists will include Kay Marine, Louis Chieffo, Theresa Tre- maglio, Billy OBrien, Chinky Dob- kins and Ann Wetherell The show will start promptly at 8:l5 and is time for one hour of singing and dancing with never dull mos inent" expected Dancing until mid night will be enjoyed after the show to the music of Freddie Bredice and Q l2 piece orchestra. A jitterbug contest will also be held with a valuable prize set aside for the win- ming couple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-15

chapel, Riverside cemetery, Water bury ct 2:30. Burial will De in Riverside cemetery, this city, Rev. IT. A. Williams Of Groton, ofiiciat- Ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-15

ready for entrance in the high court in Hartford.
 Meanwhile Zukauskas is awaiting word from the Supreme Court of Errors on a request for use of state funds to take the appeal. A deci- sion on the motion, which was heard March 6, is expected momen- tarily.
 In the counter-finding papers, the prosecution states all exhibits ad- mitted in evidence are certified for use for all purposes in the high court upon the appeal without the necessity of being printed. The printing expenses for the condemn ed man are expected to run into more than a thousand dollars.
 Numerous statements made in the defense draft-finding are admitted by the prosecution in it's counter finding. Most of them relate to events or circumstances which pre- ceded the staying. Detailed state- ments are presented by the state on the events which took place on the night of the shooting,
 zuxauskas' previous reputation Is made the subject of two paragraphs in the counter finding. The prosec- ution states that apart from zuk- auSkas' affair With Mrs. Plungis, which ended with her killing, the record and reputation of the de- fendant were good. The states at torney also states Zukauskas' sup- erior officers in the Waterbury Po- lice Department found him to be a good dependable policeman.
 In It's conclusions the state claims the killing, which occurred last No- vember l, was deliberate, willful, and premeditated and that ZukauS- kas was proven guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree be. yond reasonable doubt
 zukauskas' counsel will have 10 days after the filing of the court finding in which to draw up an as- signment of errors.