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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23

lahko v zanos, da imamo slo-
venski delavci v Ameriki vsaj
en- list, ma katerega Sc lahko "a
nesemo, da ne DO mental barve,
da DO ucil in siril nacela, "a ka-
terra je bill ustanovljen. Koder
SO bill slovenski k1ubi socialist
enc stranke, je Proletarec incl
toliko zastopnikov kolikor je
klub incl clanov. Veckrat Sc
vpraSujem, cemu SO ii klubi
propadli? Ampak drugega cd
govora ST ne morem dobiti kot
ola "staro umira, mlado raste".
Stirideset let je v zivljenju
posameznika re dolga doba, to-
like veeja pa "a list, kot je Pro-
letarec. Yeast je bio treba pre-
cej truda, da Sc ga je obdrzalo.
In obdrzal Sc je. Onim sloven-
skim delavcem, XII SO Sc toliko
trudili "a list in katere re kriie
gruda, blag spomin. Delali so
"a stvar, XII DO objela vso Glove
Sko druzbo. Ia tiste, XII Sc zivi-
mo, pa je dolznost, da storimo
"a list oh njegovi Stiridesetlet-
nici koliko1 toliko. In ola ga 81
rimo. Kolikor narocnikov, toll
ko zastopnikov bi morale biti
v vsakem kraju.
Gegav je Proletarec?
U~stanovljen je bill "a delav-
&c in je delavski. PRAY V onem
casu, ko je pricel izhajati, je
bio naseljevanje IL Slovenije
najvecje. Kaj bi lahko bio, &c
ne bi zacel izhajati Proleta-
rec! Bill bi brez organizirane
podpore V casu stavk in brezde-
liza, in ne mogli hi 10 dati naro-
du ma Slovenskem v proSlih
dveh vojnah. Reakcija bi imela
presto pot, ola zadavi in ubiie
Sc ono malo cuta cloveka do So
cloveka.
Napisal sem tie vrstice k stiri-
deSetletnici Proletarca, ker sem
mu tudi JAZZ pomagal, da je ra-
stel in Sc obdrzal kot zagovor-
nix in ucitelj delovne mase, one
plasti c~loveStva, XII doprinaSa
vse, kar zmorejo roke in UNI de-
lavca.
Ako vsi V krogu narocnikov
pridobe, ali pomagajo pridobiti
novih narocnikov, bi bilo veliko
pomagano listu, Sc boil pa
onim, Xxi hi spoznali resnico in
videli, kako velika je razlika
med onimi, XII ustvarjajo, in oni-
mi, XII vladajo. In spoznali bi
kako gotove sile delujeio obdr-
zati delovne ljudi V tenn in v
mracnJaStVu.
Ako je V mas, slovenskih de-
tlavcih Sc kakSna dolznost, lie in
mora biti DAFT vso podporo So
cialisticnemu listu Proletarcu,
da DO cimglasnejSi zagovornik
in ucitelj move socialisticne dru-
zbe, XII prihaja. - Kaktus.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23

Je JuSClcnl minister, franc Les
kovSek je minister industrije in
rudnikov, DIR. Waldo Vavpotic
ina portfelj ministra "a trgovi-
no in oskrbo potrebScin - v Sc
danjih cash najtezja sluzba, -
DIR. Ferdo Kozak je naucni mi
mister, Tone Fajfar je minister
gozdarstva in Janez Hribar pa
je agrikulturni minister. Tako
ina Slovenija prvic v zgodovini
Waldo pc modernih principih.
Kako DO uspevala, pa je najvec
odvisno, kako Sc uredi primer
sko vprasanje in pa vpraSanje
slovenskega della Korotana. IL
postopanja Anglezev in Ameri-
eanov v Trstu in Gorici, ter An
glezev " Celovcu, bi clovek
sklepal, da ii ministri nimajo
mic kaj lahkih sluzb.
DR.. Ante Pavelic je S svojo
"nezavisno hrvatSko drzavo"
dovrSil, a njegovi ljudje tam Sc
ruvarijo in prav tako tukaj pod
okriljem Hrvatske katoliSke "a
jednice, XII zelo rogovili. Kar Sc
Pavelica tice, je on lie Sc pred
med nevSecne proSlosti. Hrvat-
skemu narodu je odvzel veliko
ugleda. A kaj V bodoce? Hrvat-
ska seljacka stranka, z Mackom
ma celu, bi Sc rada znova I'VE
ljavila, ma lavorikah ubitega
Stefana Radica in drugih ME
nih mucenikov. A Josip Broz-
Tito, XII je tudi Hrvat, smatra,
da je treba Hrvatski move stran-
ke-take, XII nj bila Sc mixer
kompromitirana. Ker je sedaj
on nacelnik vsaki oblasti v Ju-
g~oslaviji, lahko pricakujemo,
da nj zatonil Same Pavelic, am
pax tudi Radicev naslednik DIR.
Vladko Mack, hrvatski politik
slovenskega pokolenja.
Clankar v A. d. pricakuje, da
Sc "nekaj kuha''. Namiguje, da
SO Sc Rim, Washington in Lon
don sporazumeli napraviti THU
konec. "Komunizem" je treba
zajeziti, misli tisti gospod, in
njegovi ~tovarisi soglasajo, in
zajeziti Sc ga more lie, ako Sc ia
del Europe potisne v klerofaSi-
zem. In ker je res veliko takih
znamenj, je zelo %verjetno, ola
miru tam Sc dolgo ne DO.
John Berlisg je eden onih
redkih ameriskih Slovencev, XII
je delal ma kulturnem polju
kjerkoli je bill. Poskusal je S
pevskimi zbori med slovenski-
mi premogarji, ko je z mimi
vred kopal premog V rovih v
drzavl Utah. Poskusal drugod.
Uspel pa je posebno v Detroitu.
MENU pise V tel stevilki Ru-
dolf Potocnik. Kajti Berlisga nj
vec med nami. S svojimi pevci
in igralci je nastopal ma nash
priredbah v Detroitu, gostoval
v Clevelandu, V Chicago in ka-
NOR re so bill povabljeni. Ber-
lisg je bill skromen clovek. One
njen je casino v tistem letniku
Ameriskega druzinskega kole-
darja, v katerem je seznam slo-
venskih kulturnih druStev v tel
dezeli, a sam pa 81 slovesa nj
nikdar iskal. Bill je clan odbora
P%rosvetne matice, pisal je note,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23

OBJ pricetku vOjne je prvaci-
10 svetu pet glavnih oseb: Win
ston Churchill, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Josef Stain, Adolf
Hitler in Benito Mussolini. Il
med Nth sta viva in ma povrsju
samo Sc Stain in Churchill. Cd
nju je sedaj najvec odvisno,
kaksen DO mir in kako dolgo DO
trajal. IL spletk ma konferenci
v San Francisco hi bilo razvi-
dino, da je VOLTA "a iskreno ko-
operacijo in vera v trajen mir
Sc jake oddaljena.
Ia enotnost je potrebna skup-
most v smotrih in sorodnost V
theological. Toda interest posa-
meznih dezel SO 81 toliko nara
zen in ideologije tako nasprot-
ne, da je vsaka skupnost V ia
kin ~okolScinah lie izmalicena,
zacasna, oziroma lie premirje, v
katerem 81 tekmeci nekoliko od-
pociiejo ter Sc OBJ enem pripra-
WHO "a nov, neizogiben spopad.
Kampanja "a sedmo vojno
posojilo je V teku. Vsi il zelimo
uspeh. Ampak mnogi tudi zele,
da Sc bi skrcili stroSki. Maj vo-
jaki dobe vse, kar potrebujejo.
Ampak cemu vzdrzavati Sc
zmerom toliko nepotrebnih CT
vilnih usluzbencev ma placilni
listi federalne Wade? Meseca
marca Jill je bio odslovljenih
nekaj mad $4,000, vec ko sedem
tisoc drugih pa najetih. Ma I'll
soce in tisoce teh ljudi je v vlad-
nth uradih zgoli vsled priporo-
Gil kongresnikov in drugih
vplivnih politikov, kjer vlecejo
place., ne da bi 81 jih v resnici
z~asluzili.
Predsednik Truman je V Sc
natu naceljeval komisiji, XII je
preiskovala vojne giraffe. Tam
je dognal, da so mnoge kompa-
rije ogoljufale zvezno Waldo pri
raznih narocilih "a m%ilijone do
larjev, in OBJ enem so poSiljale
armadi, posebno Sc V Rusijo, Ia
ko pokvarjen material, da je
ogrozal ne Same zivljenja, am
pax dajal prednost sovrazniku.
In kaj je bila posledica tistih
preiskav? Nekaj nizjih uradni-
kov bakrenega trusta in jeklar-
skin kompanije je bio obsoje-
nih ma male globe in kratke "a
porne kazni, XII pa jim je bila
takoj suspendirana, da jim nj
bio treba niti en- dan V jeco.
Vladni inspektorji, XII preje-
majo cd $4,000 do $25, 900 ma
leto, in tudi vec, ter vse potne
in druge stroSke, kje so bill oni?
Res, nekaj je bio odslovljenih,
a kongresniki SO poslali druge
in tako je Sc danes. Vladni IL
datki Sc bi lahko ogromno mi
zali, &c Sc bi zacelo trebiti IL
uradov parazite, XII vlecejo vi
soke place pod raznimi it'll, ne
ola bi Jill res zasluzili.
Burma DO baje dobila enkrat
pc tel vojni avtonomijo. Sal Ia
ko je namignil angleski infor-
macijski urad IL svoje podruz-
nice V San Francisco. Burma ie
velika dezela. Bila je pod po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
SEJA KLUBA ST. JSZ
30 25. MAJA

Chicago, Ill. = V petek Is
maja Sc vrSi redna seja klubi
st. l JSZ, ma kateri bodo poleI
drugih took dnevnega reda 70
litve ma milwaukee, konfereno
Prosvetne matice in JSZ. Clam
in clanice prosimo, da Sc je VS.
udeleze.
Konferenca V Milwaukee,
DO V nedeljo 81. maja V Sosta
richevi dvorani.
Pc koncanem dnevnem redu
klubove seize DO razprava o pri
morskem vprasanju, XII je vsIed
angleSke in ameriSke interven
CHE postalo jake zamotano.
Vstop prost vsem. = p. o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
Ameriski voioki, XII SO bill
v UiefniStvU, Sc vruSuio

Nemske cete SO ujele V Afri-
XII in potem ma evropskih boil
Seth do 80 tisoc ameriSkih voia-
kov, XII SO bill re do nemSke ka-
pitulacije vsi osvobojeni. Mno-
go tisoc jih je bio re vrnjenih
v Zed. drzave, estate odvazaio
kolikor dopusca prostor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23

povrnitev proSlosti. Tam je ne
DO vec nazaj. Tukaj 81 10 lahko
ohranijo v svojih samostanih in
katedralah brez kake posebne
Skode "a novo Jugoslavijo.
ISL ~(zveza slovenskih zup-
nib 81 S svojimi posameznimi
propagandisti ma vso moo trudi,
tako kakor srbski popi, da Sc
kazalec ma uri zgodovine poma-
kne nazaj. In prav tako ognje-
viii v teh naporih SO hrvatski
"svetenici'' V Ameriki. V svojih
zupnijah in V svojem tisku Sc
dusajo pravoslavni popi, hrvat-
ski in slovenski katoliSki zup-
niki, kakSna ~katastrofa DO "a
yes svet, &c Sc Jugoslavijo pre-
uredi V svobodomiselno drzavo.
Oni 10 oznacujejo "a komunisti-
emo, kar pomeni danes nekaj,
iutri pa re povsem kaj drugega,
ampak vendar nasprotno one
mu, kar zastopajo tisti, XII gle
daio proSlost, namesto bo-
docnoSt.
V univerzah USSR pricaku-
iejo V prihodnjem semestru O.
krog 10000 diiakov. To NOR
da "a tako veliko drzavo nj
mnogo, a gledano z razvoja Ru-
size je to ogromno Stevilo. Pr
vic, Sovjetska unija je Sla sko-
Ii najstraSnjeso vojno v svoji
zgodovini. Bila je veliko hujsa,
kot njena revolucija l. 1917 in
civilna v%ojna, XII il je sledila, in
hujSa, kot grozota lakote, XII je
%ugonobila KIDD We koliko ljudi.
Ampak sedaj, ko Sc USSR "a
naSa, da 81 ustvarimo mir, 81 no.
ce vzgojiti ljudi V vse sorte po-
klice v izobilju. In sola je pro-
sta vsem. Pod carji tega nj bio.
Ceska je sedaj svobodna in
Edward Benes je spet v Hrasca-
nih, oziroma V Pragi. Ampak-
maj mi prijatelji Cehi zamerijo
ali ne, boriaa Sc je "a svojo os-
voboditev ma lieu mesta jake
povrSno, oziroma mic. Slovaska
pa Sc je udinjala docela Hitler
ju. A tam je nastalo sal nekak-
sno partizansko gibanje, XII ga
ma Ceskem nj bio. Brat pred
sednika Benesa je piscu teh vr-
site OBJ neki priliki v Chicago
rekel, wi (Jugoslovani) innate
hribe, gore, mi tega nimamo.
Vsak kaj pomemben kraj ma
CeSkem je dostopen nemSkim
tankom, v jugoslovanske gore
ne morejo plezati." Potem SO
prisle Lidice. Nekdo je ubil
nemskega poveljnika in Lidice
SO bile izbrisane. Kar tako so
naciji obdolzili tisti try, da je
kriv zlocina, pomorili prebival-
ce V MENU in ga "zravnali z
zemlio". Ampak koliko je Lidic
V mali Sloveniji! In izgleda, da
Jill, - sal ma Primorskem - ne
DO Sc konec.
Slovenija ina novo Waldo.
Naceljuje il komunist Boris XII
dric. Drugi njeni clani so, kot
poroca Office of War Informa-
ton, DIR. Marian Brecelj, XII je
podpredsednik slovenske Wade.
Zoran Polio je notranji mini
ster, DIR. Ales Bebler ina v pod
rocju finance, DIR. joe Pokorn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23

siiapatiziral z ljudmi, XII so Sc
trudili ma pr~osvetnem polju kot
Sc je on, in preminul re silno
utrujen, a. Sc vedno pri delu.
Kdo DO med Mani nadomestil
take moe?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
Il

polno oblastjo Anglezev. Ko SO
'udrli vanjo japonski vojaki, SO
Sc domacini obnasali popolno-
NAB brezbrizno, ces, vseeno je,
kdo mas izkorisca in ina v pod
jarmljenju. Angleze so sovra-
iii, pa SO jim privoscili, da SO
jih Japonci %pretepali in podili
ven. Sedaj je Burma spet pod
Anglezi. A kot bi bio razvidno
IL omenjene omembe, SO Sc ma
ucili, da nj dobro, ako je prebi-
valstvo kolonij, XII Jill vladajo,
proti MIN. Ampak kake poseb-
ne spremembe ma boljSe vzlic
temu nj pricakovati. Imperiali-
ZEN sam ma sebi je zlo, in do
kler DO obstojal, bodo koloni-
jalna ljudstva v podjarmljenju
in izkoriscana "a magnate v
Londonu. Parizu, Haagu, Brus-
lju, Lisboni - in tudi magnati
ma Wall Streetu imajo zelo We
like cd takega sistema.
Fartizani v Milanu SO pova-
bill slovitega glasbenika Artura
Toscaninija, maj Sc vrne in pre-
vzame vodstvo opernega gledi-
Sea La Scala, "a katerega je re
tolikQ storil. Ia povabilo Sc je
iskreno zahvalil, a OBJ enem IL
javil, ola Sc ne vrne, dokler DO
Italiji naceljeval "degeneriran
kralj" in nicvredna savojska di-
nastija. Ampak Italijani MISC
krivi, da 10 imajo. Da je Sc tam,
kjer je, to je zasluga - zavez-
nikov!
Med vojne zlocince spadajo
tudi mnogi visoki clani katoli-
ske hierarhije, med mimi n. pr.
goriski nadSkof Margotti, Xxi je
pred slovenskimi okupacijskimi
cetami pobegnil ma varno v
Rim. Ia clovek je storil vse kar
je mogel "a poitalijancenje pri-
morskih Slovencev. Bill je v
sluzbi Mussolinijeve politike
prav tako kot najposlusnejSi ia
Sisticni miniStri. Ampak docim
so nekatere ministre re obsodi-
Ii smrt, Sc Margottiju in tova-
risen ne DO mic zgodilo. Razen
Margottiju to, da &c pride Co
RIGA pod Slovenijo, Sc V MO ne
DO smell vrniti.
Hierarhija v Avstriji apelira
ma Anglijo in Zed. drzave, ola
maj jo scitijo pred dunajsko
"komunisticno" Waldo, XII il ma
celjuje start social demokrat
Renner. Trdi, da SO "komuni-
str aretirali re ma stotine du-
hovnikov in ola Sc zelo oblastno
z~aletavajo tudi V dunajskega
kardinala I%nnitzerja. Ampak,
&c maj imamo "a vse faSiste emo
nero, cemu maj bi bill kardinal
I%nnitzer izjema?
Ameriski Srbi vodiio veliko
kampanjo ne samo proti Titovi
Jugoslaviji, pac pa tudi "a pri-
spevke mimi katedrali sv. Sa-
We v New Yorku. Ampak je ne
kaj narobe v vsem tenn vele-
srbstvu. Srbski patriarh tam je
s Titom. Menda mu ne kaze
drugace. Tukajsnji srbski skof
Dionisije, S Konstantinom Fo-
ticem it'd, pa Sc vedno upa ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23

PrOletarec je bill ustanOvIjen, d.
sluzi delavstvu. Tel naIOgi je yves
v vsakem slucaju, v krizah in "dO
birth" cash, v vOjnah in miru. Pod
pirate ga.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07

full, prompt and faithful ad-
herence 10 every policy estab-
hshed by his headquarters.
So far, only the master plan
and general policy have been
communicated 70 the emperor
and high comm q n d; but,
through conversations with
Macarthur and members of his
staff, l can trace some of the
steps.
EiRST. II must b realized
4 thot this occupation -
Without parallel in worfars.
Apart from tho fight for niy
supremacy, there hos been no
wor woRed on the snsmys
home soil ond the bulb 81 the
popuIace stiil cannot reconcile
hseH ~ the foef that Jopor
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07
Inside Story Of Macarthur:
JAMS To BE Given Free Rein
To Clean Out War Lords

no looting in the name of SOU
venir hunting.
I'VE must he firm," he eau
toned his troops, "but we will
not degrade ourselves by du-
plicating the action Of the
japanese in the Philippines
and other territories they In
tested"
MacArthur'S most crucial test
as supreme commander IS yet
n come. But in the initial
phases Of the occupation, he has
acted with the dignity and SUI
preme confidence that has
marked his entire military
career.
In his fsU hours in Japan,
hs hos already frstiIied IN the
Jopaness the fundame ntols Of
that dignity and hos fought
then, respect for American
poWsr--1 respect not founded
on abjeet feor.
(TOMORROW-In the con-
Guiding chapter, Macarthur
discusses the Pacific war and
chances for world pesce.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07
Seek Army Release
Or Married Men

A petition requesting the mar
ried Scr,1cemen who have been
overseas for one year he exempted
from duty aS occupsuonsl forces
WAS hcinG circulated today by the
veterans department ~ the
rho JAW,CIO.
The petition. which will be Seni
20 an members of Congress, suC-
eeStcd that these forces should
ho made UP of men with less than
one year : overseas service. with
now draftrcs ard with Nolunteers "
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07
SS.s00 Cello Theft
Charge Is Denied

A plea of not guilty was on file
in recorders court today in the
grand larceny charge against Otto
Koski, accused Of stealing a $500
cello.
KoSki pleaded not guilty before
Judge Christopher F.. Stein yes
terday. He was arrested on Aug
30 while allegedly fleeing from a
parked car with a cello belonging
TO Fred Brober, 5S, of 1920
GrigCS, a musician.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07
Pearl Harbor Probe
Backed by FERGUSON

WASHINGTON Sept s lINS|
Two resolutions for ? lo,nt
congressional investigation a. tho
japanese sneak attack on Pear.
Hsrhor were awaiting action in
the House today.
Senator Ferguson iE' ~ Nich.
iCan Is 70 introduce a third res.
outior IN the Senate tndRN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07
Vassdr School Head
Is Given State Post
Time, siaH Correspondent

LANSING, Sept. edgar L.
Grim, superintendent of schools at
Vassar, today was appointed head
of the state department of public
Instructions community school
service program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07
Mohawk Chief jailed
For Drunk Driving

Reuben Brant, 81, self-stybed
chief Of the Mohawks residing on
Walpole Island, was in the county
iail today, serving a siX-day sem
tence for drunk driving.
Chief Brant, who says his
home is at S5il w. Vernon. wsS
convicted yesterday before Traffic
Judge John d. Watts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07

4
CEN MacARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS NOkO-
VI HAMA Sept. (INS)-Gen. MacArthur's occupation
policy for Japan the supreme commanders own words
will be the firm and Just pattern we have established for
the treatment of Japanese prisoners of war
We will lower ourselves to the intellectual
level Of the enemy have conquered" he said.
In other words Macarthur who prior TO peace was per-
haps fortnight single advocate Of harsh postwar
for Japan proposes IN grant the enemy every pos
she facility alton but the time n exact
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07
CHAPTER XII
BY LEE VAN Alta

international News Service War Correspondent
--Eo--. cort-lrhl. ~ .na An ElEht. E.L.rv.a-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-07

MACARTHUR has warned his
vi troops strong y against
differentiation. hut ordered that
they remain civil st all times.
And he demanded that there be
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-12
w. G.. P. INSTITUTES
NEW

J. ]. Ping, worthy grand pa
iron of the o. E. S. of Montana
Monday night travelled to Bel
fry to preside az the institu-
tiOl of the Silver Leaf chapter
of the Order of Eastern Stal
there. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Ruth Ping who acted as
Grand Secretary and Mrs. Alice
SWindle, Grand Marshal.
The meeting, at which over
$50 we're present, included men,
berS representing the following
towns in Montana: Bridger
Billings, Hardin, Joliet, Laurel
Red Lodge, Fromberg and
Laurel.
Distinguished guests present
from Billings were Mrs. Palma
Coon, Grand ConductresS; Mrs
Mary Baldwin,, acting Grand
Chaplain; Mrs. Vera FHaXon. As
SOciate Grand ConductreSS
From Joliet came Mrs. Jeanette
Tidyman, Grand Warder: and
from Helena, Mrs. Nellie Y,
Hauberg, Worthy Grand Matron
Preceding the institution OF
the chapter a banquet was held
in Beltry at the home of Mrs
Weldon Higham.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-12
Thursday. July IL. 1915

R. c. Mocabee of Billings,
who has been visiting at the
home of his son, Finley Moca-
bee, left Monday for Edgar to
visit another son.
Mrs. Walter Heitzman was a
shopper in Hardin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Defines
and MIR. and Mrs. Alec Defines
and children were Hardin call
ers Saturday.
A party was gwen by the R.
w. Bird family in honor of
Carol Hibness, who expects to
leave here soon to visit relatives
in Nebraska before he has to
return to the service.
Mrs. Dean Naylor has re-
ceived a letter from her bro
ther stating that her husband
would soon be home from the
navy.
MIR and Mrs. Ed SCHNEIDER,
formerly of Dunmore, have re-
ceived word that their son,
Lloyd, has been promoted and
is now a private first class.
MIR. and Mrs. Chef Kaiser
and Lieut.. Carol HibnesS were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Heitzman.
Mrs. Carl Benzel is in Bill
ings receiving medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Kaiser
were callers at the R. w. Bird
home Sunday evening.
Leo Dahl attended a dance
at Garryowen given in honor
Of Carol Hibness.
Theobold Kirschemann and
family were shoppers in Hardin
Saturday.
Jake Dorr was a Hardin Wis
itOr Friday.
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DUNM0RE NEWS

Miss Airline Kaiser spent last
week end in Sheridan visiting
her aunt, Miss Emile Hibness.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor, Jr., and
Mrs. Lewis Taylor, Sr., were in
Hardin on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Kaiser visit
ed at the home of Mrs. Carl
Benzel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Kaiser
were Sunday callers at the R.
w. Bird home.
Elvin Davis of Garryowen,
has been assisting his brother
in-law, Finley Mocabee with his
haying the past few days.
Juanita and Montana Eek
roy of Hardin, were hostesses
at a dance given at the Davis
dairy ranch July Fourth in
honor of 1t. Carol Hibness.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kaiser
started to Yellowstone park on
the Fourth, but were detained
on the other side of Red Lodge
by snow blocked roads.
The next Dunmore club meet
ing will be held at the R. w.
Bird home on July 10 at 8 pm.
Mrs. A. R. Davis of Garry
owen, has made daily visits to
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Finley Mocabee the past week,
where she has assisted during
haying with the cooking.
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wyo|a News

Mrs. Ollie label of Spring
field. Mo-, is here visiting he1
brother, Don Mckinney, for an
indefinite time.
Mrs. Winnie Christensen OF
Sheridan visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hopper
for several days this week.
Picnicers on Lodge Grass
creek ON the Fourth of July
were Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Wood
ley and daughter, MIR. and Mrs.
Chris PauStian and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wham and
family, MI. and Mrs. Les
Schraeder and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walt Stark, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Stark. Robert Hood, Eleanor
and Marion Mills. Mrs. Ada
Brown and Sam Livingstone.
Mrs. Wales Wolfe has return
ed to her home on Lodge Grass
creek after a visit in Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Moss and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Nayes and family we're pic
mic guests at the Roy Powers
home at Quietus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Eggart,
Margaret Eggart and Eileen
Eggart were Sunday dinner
guests at the B. H. Stutsman
home in Lodge Grass.
Nfie, Dl1y11;. IIo
tient at the Reynolds home a
few days this week. Her condi-
ton is reported as much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green
ough and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Greenough and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Tschirgi and
daughter attended the Red
Lodge rodeo the Fourth. Bill
and Frank Greenough were TO-
dec riders there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lind
and family and MI and Mrs.
Robert Kruger and family OF
S%cottsbluff, Neb., are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Boiler and Mr.. and Mrs
John Lind this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Redmar
and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Egg
CART and Mrs. Georgia Agee
spent the Fourth at the Dar
Eggart ranch on Sarpy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Curry
and family are occupying the
house owned by Bertha Mellotte
of Livingston, and Mr. ano
Mrs. A. Curry of Oregon are
occupying the apartments ad-
joining the Wyola garage.
George Peters moved the
toWnsite which improves the
appearance of the town greatly
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly of
Parkman we're Sunday dinner
guests at the E. C. Woodley
home.
Sunday school will be held
at the Wyola Baptist church
from 1890 am. Sunday to 11:15
am. All children and parents
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Betty McConough of
Billings visited at the home of
Miss Betty BzoSH over the
week end. Miss Bzoski has been
visiting her grandparents at
Corinth.
A group of young people met
at the church Sunday afternoon
to make plans to attend the
Temple Hills assembly near
Bozeman during July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis and
son spent the Fourth at the
home of MI. and Mrs. A. R.
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brock
smith and daughter, Judy, were
Billings visitors Monday.
Mrs. A.. R. Davis entertained
the members of Wyola Ladies
Aid at her home last Thursday
Several families living in
Wyola as the Bentonite factory
near Aberdeen, is running two
shifts.