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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27

Helen s. Rectssch. sec 30. twp ssn
rye As.
Glen ]. Carver, sec III. twp sra rgs &C.
5asnes A. Lzzcxs, lots 10, Il, Sc sec 8; n
ne sec z, twp 37n rye 7e.
Henry Lafstz. lots Q. TO- IL. IL. sec q;
lot q SIS sec l. nw nw sec IL. twp S2n
rye Sc.
: Clarenca II. Miller, 49,, ne sec II:
gw sec H. &wp 37u rye Sc MN.
SIN rye Sc.
r. p Hreese, lots 9. 10. IL see ]; lots
10, IL, IL, sec e. twp 37n rye &c Mid.
Arid Hlefalas ct al see 2, twp am
rye Sc NM
ne NV, n ne, SO ne, ne Sc sec IL; sw NV,
NV sw sec 3D. twp BIN rgs Sc u Nj Sc sw
sec II; nv sec Is. twp STA fRs &c Ma
George Lake, W sec Ia twp BIN rae &c
Hans Lybeck, yw, w Sc sec 8: w ne, e
NV sec 2, twp 37n rye Sc Mn.
rye 6e NM.
Anna Noes. ex rel. ne sec IA. twp szn
rye Sc.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27

Mabel schlcss, Sc aud nw, n sw. Sc sw
sec 49, twp 34n rwa Sc.
H. L. Kohler. sw Y OF the sw sw sec
%, twp zan rye Sc.
x. ID. paxxaee TO:
Janaes Mcskulgg, NV, W ne, ne ne sec 10;
n sec 20i " NV. nw sw sec a. twp SIN
rye Sc M-p.M.
James Keruaghan, w ne, se ne, ne Sc
sec 22; gw sec %, twp SIN rge ee mp IA.
Margaret r. johnson, ct nj, ne. &c ne.
ne Sc sec IL W nv. Sc nws sw, Sc sw,
NV Sc sec H. twp 37n rye se MP.M-
Alex Turner ne. Sc sec 49, twp BIN
rye Sc.
Same. los ., sec 4; lot 10. ne sw sec 5,
twp 37n rye &c.
Same % same, ne, Sc ne sec 8; sec
8, twp 3Tn rye Sc.
The Texas Co. to:
Mary Buelow, lots 3, 4, sw, Sc sec IS,
twp 33n rye de.
Peter Tutvedt, sec 10; lots i. 2, 8, 4,
NV, ne sw, Sc sw sec so; n n, ne,
sc NV sec 81, twp 53n rye 4e.
Harvey Fenger, sw NV, sw, n sc. sw Sc
sec 81, twp 33n rye 4a.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27
Ships Without Oil
Are Just Useless Junk .

AS in the last war those who direct the destinies of
this nation have stressed the value of shipping and have
left stone unturned to provide navy and army with
adequate vessels to be used carriers and to be
used as fighting machines.
It is safe bet that every ship built for the United
States during this has returned the builder AS
SURED profit Which is just should be. The ship
builders have done magnificent job
Butthe modern ship, without the vital ingredient of
fuel OIL is just piece of floating junk It must have oil
and OIL from the day is launched until hits the
scrap heap-or the ocean bottom
So, to make certain enormous fleet shall never
lack OIL the vital ingredient have brain usters
placed the production of o the basis that of
shipswith ASSURED profit for those who produce it,
They have not
They have kept crude oil prices at the 1884 level They
have ignored cost studies In instances they have
luctanty paid subsdysomething that may be revoked
any moment They have paid attention to the funda
mental economic fact that the producer of crude oil just
like anyone else-ke the shpbulder for sxample-en-
titled to know he will at least break If he drills
wells to get the added oil the government says it needs
The price of oil should be increased sufficiently to
allow small producers to break And the price should
be passed to the consumer and not given the sugar coat
ing of subsidy The public wants MORE OIL and is willing
to pay for it.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27

Harold Flowsm TO The Texas Co., sec
30, twp 33u rye &c.
minor, 70 same, Sc sec IL; sw sec II, twp
' Pearl Fl Nathania Green. ex rel. to same,
sw sec IS; ne sec zl' ne sec ~ Twp
Martha D. Pletsch 70 Montana Dakota
Utilities Co, Sc sec 2; ne sec 10. Twp son
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Handbook on Co, to Elizabeth r. Archer,
lots 9. 10. IL, II. Sc sec 8, twp SIN rye oe
The Texas Co. to:
Dodds Keith, ne, sec ls' Twp son rye
A. Il. Cray. ct al, sec !, twp 2sn rye
W. II. Earl sec is; twp 2sn rye Sc; sw
sec SO, twp 2sn rye Sc; lots !, 2, 3, 4, n
sec 1; s sec 8; and sw, Sc sw, NV Sc,
Sc sec 8; ne, NV, sec 10; W sec IL,
Frank anR skkierka. lots /. 2. 3, 4.sn see 3.
Albert skierka. lots i. 2. 3. 4, n. 8
Dora Mcfsaac, " sec IA, twp 2sn rye &c.
Charles ID. Good, lots 2, 3, A, Sc NV,
sw sec 30; lots 7, 2, 3, 4, sec 81, twp
B. B. Clark, NV sec 10, twp zsn rye Sc.
Art p. Thieiman, ee ux, W sw sec 2;
Sc sec 8; ne sec 10. twp 32n rye Sc.
Same. lot 4, sw NV sec 2, twp 32n rye &c:
James Bozianos. e sw, Sc sec 4; and
e W sec 8, twp 32n rye Sc.
Katie Heimbigner, lots /, 2, s ne, n sc
sec 2, twp 32n rye &c.
Walter Heinbigner, W ne, NV, sw
sec II; NV sec II; ne ne sec Is, twp 32n
rye Sc MN.
Aiva Shettel, ct ux, lots 1. 2, ne. Sc
sec !, twp 32n rye Sc; NV sec IL, twp s32n
rye &c; lots 3, 4, NV, sw sec ], twp S2n
rye Sc Nm.
clara H. Baxter. sec IL, twp s2n rye
First National Bank of Grand Rapids.
sw sec IL. twp 3Zn rye &C.:
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, lot 3,
Sc NV, e sw, 8 sc sec 2, twp 32n rye 6e;
sw sec 35, twp 33n rye Sc NM.
H. M. McIntire, ex rel, sec 10, twp 32n
rye &c NM.
Orpha M. RACER, NV me- ne, NV, ne
sw, Sc sec Is, twp 32n rye Sc.
Edwin NJ. Shostrom, sc sec II, twp 32n
rye 6e MN.
Roy Zorn, ct ux, sw sw sec %; Sc, n
sw, sc sw sec 20, twp 34n rye Sc MN.
George p. Hurst, lot /, 2, 8, 4, W sec
IS; ne NV sec 10 twp San rye &c.
Myrtle M. Boardman, ne sec %, twp
San rye Sc MN
Prescott Co., and e NV sec 10; n ne
sec rs, twp 34n rye Be; lots 4, 2, 3, Sc NV,
sw sec 10; lot 8, sec 80, Sc NV, lot 3;
sw, sw sc sec 81, twp 34n rye Sc MN
William E. H. Raabe sec 10; all sec
20; all sec ri, twp BAN rye Sc MN
Melvina @. Lakey, sec IL twp Ban rye
&c MN.
:. Alex Lakey, W sec IT, twp s4n rye Sc
Washington National Insurance Co, n
sec 20; ne, n Sc, ne sw, Sc NV sec 30, twp
GAN rye Be MN.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27
SHORTAGE OF MOTOR
TRUCKS TO BE ACUTE

Less than one-fourth of the motor
trucks estimated as needed to meet
essential war and civilian transpor-
tation requirements during 1915
will be produced and distributed to
commercial operators, the office of
defense transportation has an
nounced.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27
North Field


ANN@@N@e-~~~N~
All of the three locations were
made BY the Texas company, In the
central portion of the field.
The full field report:
J. n. AGEN-GOEDDERTx NO. 81
NV sW NE fe-s5-sW
Rig up.
j. D. CATI.ETT-GF essAs NO. D.
SW SW NV 0-36N-3W
Spudded 1-12-z5: drilling 1850.
COBB-HARDR0Cm CT es4e4s n NO. -
c gW SW SW 1s-s6N-2W
spudded 1026-4A. COMPLETION 1-17-z5;
I'd, 2494. EN-, 24sl. Good show, 24s4.
Acidized 1000 gals swabbed go oois LIST
- hours.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. r.
G SW Sc NV 2z-32N-1W
spudded 1-ls-45s drilling. 400.
EAfPERIAL-CRAHG-GAUs NO. 49,
NV NV NV 1e-36N-1W
spudded 12-e-4z; drilling. $40.
O. a NEpSTAD-HAUGEN NO. T.
c NV SW NE 11-35N-1W
Spudded 1z-29-44. drilling, 1880.
PACIFIC WESTERN OIL CORP.-GF essS4s
NENr NV e-sSsw
Spudded I-i0-45; drilling, 1900.
PACIFIC WESTERN OIL CoRP.-GF osSs4s
meme sw s-sSN-sw
spudded i-22-45; repairing engine, 8.
PETERSON q sOREEsoN-GF osesss NO.
Sc NV Sc ls-s5N-sw
Spudded 1-12-45; drilling, 1900.
TExACO-HOwLING A.12--
Sc NE SW 10-35N2W
Spudded l2-27-44; drilling, 1415.
CO-KENNEY.KESUN NO. g.
G NE Sc NE 15-35N-2W
Moving on. (FTRST REPORT)
TExACo-KENNEY NONJOINT NO. IT,
c NV NV Sc 15-35N-2W
Rig up. tFIRST REP0RT)
TExAC0-REEG NO. is
Sc SW SW 14-35N-2W
Rig up. (FTRST REPORT)
TExACO-ANNA KENNEY JOINT NO. To-
NE NV NE 15-S5N-2W
Spudded 12-14-44. COMPLETION 1-22-45.
I'd 1905. EN- 1902, show OIL Acidized
500 gals. Swabbed 40 bbis LIST "A hours.
C.N. WRfGHTER TRUSTEE-AUTz NO. 5
c NE NE Sc 13-35N-4W
Spudded 1-3-45; drilling 1850.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27

This advertisement Ia of series, sponsored
by Montana independent oil producers, TO acqmant
the producers with facts vital their welfare, and
fr0m time TO time TO acQuant the public with some Of
the problems now confronting this vital industry.
These advertisements win be continued throughout
104S,
Evening star., 1945-06-24

open, food remnants dropped on tables.
On the desk in one living room were some
snapshots. have them with me now. It's the
kind of album collection you have. There is
wedding party picture. A canoe trip up the
Rhine. A. picnic where men and women
changed hats and grinned foolishly. A cute
little daughter on her sixth birthday.
Each morning, out of this house, out of this
family, away from these pictures went man.
An SIS guard. He went down the steps, across
the road to red brick building. Inside was
door, grimly labeled 'Showerbath." The
door led into gas chamber for the wholesale
determination of prisoners. Adjoining it, huge
bunkers for the corpses, banks of furnaces for
Evening star., 1945-06-24

their incineration. And on the wall was sign
he read every time he went in there: "Cleanli-
ness here is duty: DO not forget to ,Oash your
hands,"
He'd wash his hands and then he would 60
home across the street to his pictures and the
little girl with the pink cheeks.
What can you say of people who use words
like Victory and Faith, Honor, Duty and
Obedience - and paint them on the walls of
Evening star., 1945-06-24

making armor plate for Panzer divisions"
Guilty? He didn't know it. That was the
first clue to the self-destructive weakness of
the Nazi system. 1t had produced technicians
good ones - in steel mills and torture
chambers. But one thing was missing:
The Nazis put everybody to a task and
developed his skill in it. Discipline, order,
obedience became high arts. But that same
system of discipline and order and obedience
destroyed the individuals ability to think for
himself He stopped looking beyond the par
ticular job he was doing 50 we'll to see how 1t
fitted into the total crime of the Nazi regime.
The Nazis had bred race of moral robots.
And our Essen steel-maker was one of them.
Words without Meaning
Hours later we were driving through the
battlefields surrounding Munich. The bodies
on them were fresh. The Nazis had been rout-
ed 4S hours before. On huge searchlight |
read the words: "Unser CLAUDE. Unser S'eg.'
"On Faith Our Victory"
Words again. And there was the ruined
roadside and the German dead. Faith. VIC
tory. Words that had lost their meaning.
The irony of lost words and their meanings
grew as we got to Dachau, site of Hitler's
oldest and worst torture camp. As we drove
up we saw, on one side, pretty, pleasant
village green. The budding tree leaves were
beginning to unfold and beneath them Ger
man children were playing, And then looked
on the other side of the road.
There was a train. 1t had stalled on the
siding leading to the Dachau camp. The fee
ing Germans had left it there. 1t was strange,
shabby train "a mixture of box-cars, fiat
cars, third-class passenger cars. And IN the
cars, dangling half out of them, heaped on the
ground we're skeletons of Nazi political pris-
oners. They had died of starvation and dysen-
terry before they could even reach Dachau.
We drove on and looked behind at the
children playing on the village green.
The CT driving our jeep spit. The bas-
tards," he said. The way they're brought
up, thing like that doesn't register on
Evening star., 1945-06-24

torture chambers and charnel houses? The
CT jeep driver had said most Of it: Some
thing must be dead in their brains" It was
Peter van Cestel who showed me what was
dead:
Peter van Gestel is a Dutch clergyman.
He was in the crowd of prisoners at Dachau.
He'd been part of that crowd three years.
dragged away when he had denounced the
Nazis from his pulpit. Three years had
marked him. Three years of living five on a
shelf in sitting barracks, of being routed
out at four in the morning, of being given two
slices of bread and marched into the fields to
work until it was dark again.
He was gaunt and his clothes and his skin
hung on his big frame. But he still had dig
nifty His voice was calm and it held no
hatred, only sort of pity, when he spoke of
the Nazis Very quietly he said: Il think l
can tell you something about the German
atrocities. You see, they used us ministers for
some of their medical experiments"
InocuIated With Malaria
He PULLED out small black notebook. Il
kept q IcCUIO. IL was OItC way W ACCP Auy
mind awake. During my three years here, we
had fourteen hundred and eighty nine priests
and ministers of all faiths. Many are gone. A
hundred and eighteen were inoculated with
malaria. Three died. The rest still have re-
current attacks. They suffer greatly"
He found another page. They used US for
experiments with phlegmon. They infected
forty with that Fifteen died.
Then they had tests for immersion. That
was to see how long German pilots could sur
vive if they were shot down at sea. So they
gave our people various diets and kept
them in cold water. When some died,
they tried other combinations.''
As we turned to leave, said: The Nazis
didn't succeed in breaking you. did they?"
He smiled and pointed to corner of the bar
racks where two or three shabby forms were
kneeling before an altar. I'VE made our own
chapel There we kept alive something the
Continued on page IS
Evening star., 1945-06-24
To This Week Readers:

Just as the Nazis were going
down in defeat, a group of l8
U. S. magazine and newspaper
editors visited Europe at the
request of Gen. Dwight d.
Eisenhower. Five magazines
were represented: American
Magazine, Golfers Weekly, The
Saturday Evening Post, Read
er's Digest, and THIS WEEK
Magazine. On these pages the
Editor presents his report.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

them" He shifted gears. "See that?" He
pointed ahead to spot in the road. The bod
les of three SIS guards lay there. Yesterday
right here i saw German girl riding
on a bike You should have seen her when she
saw those dead Krauts She was shocked. So,
to rest her eyes, she turned away and looked
at that train. can't figure people like that.
Must be something dead in their brains"
Something dead in their brains. Some
thing dead in the brain of the camps SIS
director, on whose desk still lay the frag-
lie little Easter egg, spotted with bright
colors. If he looked up from the egg, he could
see the barbed prison pens just outside his
window. Next door to him was the SIS library
There was an inscription on the wall, trans
lation from Frances Alexandra Dumas:
Through every book speaks a man. There
fore every proper reader treats book with
the same respect as man."
looked at some of the books Official Nazi
textbooks. Expert treatises on SIS techniques
All books aimed at the destruction of man.
You could read the Dumas inscription and
then look at the bodies lying in the pen.
The wire-enclosed camp itself had huge,
steep-roofed administration building facing a
yard the size of football field Beyond that
sat the barracks in shabby rows. All of this
had been originally designed for 5000 people
81, 900 Ghosts
Now the yard, the buildings and the narrow
spaces between were jammed with $1,000
skinny, typhus-ridden ghosts And on the side
of the steep roof, in huge letters 50 that every
one of those $1,000 could look up and read it,
was a Nazi proverb:
"The1e is a way to liberty Its nailestones
are: obedience, honesty, cleanliness, sobriety,
industry"
More words that had lost their meaning
Beside the camp was row of apartment
houses for the SIS guard that reminded me of
homes in American suburbs But now their
tenants had fed Liberated prisoners had ran
sacked them. walked through. Clothes ripped
out. trampled refrigerator doors hanging
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
2 Deny Trying
To Sell Tabs

Two Detroiters we're held under
federal bonds today on charges Of
trying TO sell gasoline coupons,
identified as part Of the million
gallon loot taken in a safe rob-
berry at the Sun on Co.
They are Mike Thomas. 26. Of
7O5l LcnoX. under $4,000 bond.
and Harry Ncltzer Is. Of 3465
Longfcllow. under 5000 bond.
They were arraignod before
I. :. Commissioner j. Stanley
HUrd and pleaded not guilty.
Examination was set Tor Aug. 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
Confesses He Killed
His Brother-in-LaW

HaSSan Scion, AZ. Of 119 Ger
aid. Highland Park. was held by
Highland Park police today on
his admission that he killed his
brother-in-law, YounpSse Mo-
hammed. So, with A butcher knife.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
AAF PAINTING

This painting by Mai. Charles Basker-
vile of four army air forces aces is one Of
a collection by AAF artists on exhibit in
the main library through August 4. The
heroes are: Col. Hubert Zemke (lOwer
left. Maj. Robert S. Johnson (lOwer
right, 1t. Col. Francis S. Gabreski (cen-
teri, Maj. w. NJ. Mahurin, Benton HarbOr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03

Those found guilty were PIeSS
Walker 80. OF go Leland: Eli
Gary 80 Of BIT Hendue. and I'd
win Gary a, his brother, OF III
Orchestra.
The case were fereSSed 20 the
probation department before sen
fencing, Aug. l6 All were re-
manded 10 Jail. -Four others i'm
plicated IN the conspiracy pleaded
guilty and have been sentenced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03

Scion surrendered TO police
after the Stabbing in Mohammed's
home and said an argument over
domestic troubles had proceeded
the Staying.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
3 USES Offices
Opened i'm Area

Three new L. s. Employment
Service Offices have been opened
IN the Detroit area, State VINO
Director Cushman announced to-
day. They are at 35ll5 Park.
Waync 1880 Southfcld, and 1919
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
Heads Palestine League

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 (UP)
Former Senator Guy NJ Gil
lette tD) of Iowa today accepted
the presidency Of the American
League for a Free Palestine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 2-Ap-
pointment of DR. James B. Grif-
fin and Volney II. Jones as pro-
feSSors in the department OF
anthropology, and the resignation
Of Prof. Mentor Williams, who
joined the university English fac
ulty in 1881. was announced by
the University of Michigan today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
Three Found Guilty
I'm Check Conspiracy

Three defendants found guilty
passing today Recorders Judge w
court A OF u women and deLIberaed
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03

One defendant vas dismissed. Lee
Waterman. 81, Of 4SlO Brush. was
sentenced 10 a four 10 five-year
term In Jackson prison yesterday
by Judge Paul r. krauSe.
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times eaFFleF-sal~Snan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-07

Pr razpecavanju nash pub
likacij, to je, Druzinskega kole-
darja in Majskega glasa, ter pri
nabiranju oglasov vanju pa
nam izredno pomaga aktivni
tajnik druStva Postojnska jana
St. 1873 SNIP, John zigman.
CLAM kluba SO bill v minu-
lem letu in SO Sc zmerom mai
boil aktivni pr zbiranju pomo-
ci krizanim v domovini. To de-
10 vrse jake uspeSno. Bill pa hi
uspeh Sc boljsi, ako Sc bi vsi ro-
jaki zavedali svoje dolznosti. A
imamo tudi pr mas take, XII no.
cejo pomagati z delom, in ne
prispevati in XII Sc piSejo Janez
Nedam. So Sc TAXI, XII jim je 81
Ger Krizani simbol, a XII ovce
ne samo pasejo, ampak Jill tudi
strizejo! Krizani je ucil, "ljubi
svojega bliznjega, kakor same
ga sebe", a jih je veliko, XII mi
slijo, da so mu zvesti, a zane
tavajo pa njegove nauke.
Ne zapirajmo src, ne zepa.
ne vrat, kadar Sc trka mamie v
pomoc nasemu bliznjemu, XII SO
morda nasi nekdanji prijatelji,
sorodniki, mogoce cello naSi krv-
nj bratje.
Uspeh postojanke Ct FE MAS
Sa in JPO-SS je bill V zadnji
kampanji zapopaden V znesku
mad $1,000 gotovini ter mad
1000 funtov obleke. Sedai pa
ina namen, ako ne omenjenc
vsoto podvojiti, sal prekoraciti
Vincent Peternel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-07
DELAMO VzAJEMNO

Strabane, Pa. - V klubu st.
118 JSZ je stara nepisana po-
stava, da Sc mora tajnisko delo
razdeliti cd leta do leta med
vse clane kluba. I'll letos, drugo
leto JAZZ it'd.
Ia leto 1945 je prisla vista
name. HoceS, noces, morasl
Kdor pa Sc zaveda della, ka-
terega je JSZ re izvrsila, ga vr-
81 in ga ina Sc izvrsiti med svo-
Jim narodom, potem clovek
brez godrnjanja sprejme nalo-
go, da pr tenn delu pc svojih
skromnih moceh pomaga.
Sal delo tajnika nj tako te-
zko, ako imas kooperacijo med
clani, to je, da prispevke redno
p~lacujejo in Sc ne branijo po-
magati v korist kluba in I'VE
re; in da prihajajo redno ma Sc
ie in ma sestanke.
Kar je oddaljenih clanov tega
kluba, maj Sc oglasijo OBJ priloz-
nosti pr meni, ali pa pismeno
IA Box 104, Strabane, Pa. Te-
lefonicno pa Canonsburg, IGOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-07
SESTANEK SANSA
IN ZABAVA

ChicagO.-V soboto, 10. mar
ca, Sc vrSi seja eksekutive in
Sirsega odbora SANSa v dvora-
nj brata Paula Bergerja. Ker
je to izreden slucaj, ko je dana
prilika cikaSkim clanom oziro-
ma Slovencem, da Sc seznanijo
z odborniki SANSa, med kate
rimi imajo nekateri svoje pri-
jatelje in znance, je zadnja Sc
ia st. Is SANSa zakliucila, da
to priliko izrabi in konec seize
sirsega odbora SANSa spreme-
nj V druzabni vecer. In sicer pr
vic, da Sc odbornike nekoliko
razvedri, drugic, da Sc seznani-
10 S cikaskimi Slovenci in OBJ
ratno cikaski Slovenci z mimi.
Mirko Kuhel, 81. tajnik SAN
Sa, je pred kratkim dobil okrog
10 razlicnih silk IL starega kra-
ia, katere DO razstavil v dvora-
nj. Ma doticnih slikah je NOR
da vaSa vas, vaSi starSi, bratje
in sestre ali KIDD cd drugih
znancev. (Podpisani je slike vi
del in so zelo zanimive.) craven
tega bono imeli godbo, pc TAX
tin katere Sc boste lahko zavr-
tell; seveda incl bono tudi
ministra, XII DO skrbel "a zelod-
emo blaginjo, in &c DO atmosfera
med avdijenco povoljna, tudi
par kratkih govorov SANSovih
representation.
Ia vse to je vstopnina pro-
sta. Ker je Paul Berger pod
predsednik st. Is SANSa, je
rekel, da zgube ne DO, kar po-
meni, da nam DO dial dvorano
brezplacno ma razpolago in IRA
ven tega izvrSil Sc druge potre-
bne zadeve.
Ker vem, da boste priSli ma
ia druzabni vecer, zelim S po-
udarkom pripomniti, da bodo
takrat v veljavi move regula-
CHE in dvorana mora biti zapr-
ia opolnoci. Il tega razloga Sc
DO druzabni vecer prieel takoi
DO Sesti uri. In zelimo, da Sc no
vim regulacijam prilagodite in
takoj pc koncanem delu in We
cerji pridete ma ia zabavni We
Ger. Maj pripomnim Sc to: Ker
DO to druzabni vecer, tudi no.
bene oficielne kolekte ne DO.
Pridite! - Louis Zorko, pred
sednik st. Is SANSa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-07
vABiLO MA PRIREDITEv
IA SANS

Chicago, Ill. - Redna seja
postojanke st. % SANS v cetr-
tex %. februarja Sc je obsirno
bavila, kako dati tel podruzni-
CT vec zivljenja, da bi vzbudi-
la med Slovenci v tel okolici
potrebno zanimanje "a naso ma
rodno organizacijo SANS. Leta
re agitiramo in naSe casopisie
prinaSa rama porocila o aktiv-
nostih, katere d~okazujejo, kako
nam je potrebna ia organizaci-
ia in koliko della jo Sc caka, pre-
dino bodo Meme naloge izvrse-
ne. Pa Sc dobijo Sc rojaki, XII
jim je vse to neznano, in &c Jill
vprasaS "a pristop, ii odvrnejo,
da je med nami TAXA organiza-
CHA nepotrebna.
Porocano je re bilo, da DO to
soboto 10. marca zborovanje 81.
in Sirsega odbora SANSa v Ber-
gerjevi dvorani, 1858 So. Lawn
dale Ave. Da Sc nasi rojaki in
rojakinje ~seznanijo z naSimi ma
rodnimi predstavniki, DO posto-
janka st. IS SANS priredila
zvecer domaco zabavo, in vas
vabimo, ola 10 posetite. Vstopni-
ma je prosta.
Glavni tajnik SANSa, Mirko
Kuhel, je obljubil, ola DO raz-
stavil lepo zbirko fotografij il
partizanske vojne. Re fotogra-
fife same SO vredne, da zrtvuje-
tie vecer zanje. Poleg DO pa Sc
pies, pijaca in druge dobrote.
cato ne pozabite ma ia vecer in
Sc udelezite priredbe. Ia izvrst-
no zabavo yam janet - Odbor.