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Evening star., 1945-02-14
Detroit while on War Department

Detroit while on War Department
mission.
Mr.. Leasure was born in Findlay,
Ohio, and was educated in Wheeling
w. Va. He was employed by the
Army Engineer Corps at Wheeling
before coming to Washington, where
he became prominent in the depart
ment of design and engineering. He
was a member of the Masonic order
in Wheeling.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Grace l.. LeaSure: two sons, William
C. Leasure, Phoenix, Ariz., and Maj.
Robert l.. Leasure, U. S. M. c., now
on duty in the Pacific. and a grand
son, William G. Leasure III. He also
is survived by a sister, Mrs. C. P.
Doty of Wheeling.
Funeral arrangements are being
made by the Warner E. Pumphrey
funeral home of Silver Spring, Md.
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Mrs. Katherine Buhrmun
IWilI Be Buried Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Kath-
crime v. Buhrman. SO, 1901 Gran
ford drive, Rock Crest, Rockville,
who died Monday at Suburban Hos
pital, Bethesda, will be held at $3.50
pm. today from the funeral home
of w. Reuben Humphrey Bethesda.
The services will be conducted by
the Rev. Charles w. Lowry. rector
of All Saints Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase, and burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Buhrman, widow of Alfred
G. Buhrman. is survived by a daugh-
ter, Miss Barbara B. Buhrman,
Rock Crest. She formerly lived in
CHEVY Chase
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DpathH

WILSON. WILLIE L. Suddenly. on sun
day, February IL, 1945, WILLIE L. WILL
SON, the husband of Mrs. Florence Wilson.
He also is survived by five sons, Pfc. Ber-
nard, Pvt. William, Pvt. Reginald, Leon
and Warren Wilson; one daughter, Amelia
Wilson; one sister. Agnes W. Hall; one
brother, Henry Wilson; two aunts, Mrs.
E. johnson and Martha Sewell one uncle,
sylvester Wilson, and other relatives and
friends. Remains resting with L. E. MUIR
ray & Son, 1887 10th st. NV, where fu-
neral services will be held at am Thurs
day, February Is. Interment in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
ZYVOLOSKI. JUSTINE MARIE. On Sat-
gIday, February 10. 1945, at her residence,
JUSTINE MARIE zYVoLosKf. Beloved t Wifi, Wife
Of Albert J. Zyyoloski, sr.. and mother of
Richard A.. midshipman, United States
naval ACADEMY; James S.. U; 8. n: Albert
and Miss .Antoinstte P. zyvoloski Remains
resting at the Chambers Riverdale funeral
home until Wednesday. February IA. at 10
an, m; thereafter at her late residence. 520s
Forty-second ave. Hyattsville. Md until
Thnrsday February IS. at $40 am Mass
at st. Jerome's Catholic Church at 10 I'M
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. IA
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William Petty, Former
Pistol Champion, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

tIt hSSUCIdttU FIeb6.
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 14-William E.
Petty, 88, former worlds champion
pistol shot, died yesterday.
Mr.. Petty retired a number of
years ago as captain in the New
York Police Department after a
career during which he travelled and
engaged in pistol-shooting competi-
tions and exhibitions all over the
world. He came here about four
years ago from BROOKLYN.
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Leroy Leasure Dies;
Army Ordnance Aide

Leroy G. Leasure, Sc, of 870S
Colesyille road, Silver Spring, Md,
for % years deputy chief of the
engineering administrative bureau
production service division of the
Army Ordnance Department, died
of heart attack yesterday in
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Russell Keoton, Creator
OF Comic Strip, Dies
By the Associated Prsss

BY the Associated Press.
CORINTH, Miss, Feb. 14-Rus-
sell Keaton, 35, creator of the comic
strip Flying Jenny" died yesterday
after an illness of several weeks.
At one time he was affiliated with
National Newspaper Service as an
artist.
His widow and two daughters sur
viye.
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Darn nf Thanka

STRoBEL, MARY r. The family of
the late Mrs. MARY R. STROBEL wish to
express appreciation for the floral tributes
cards and expressions of sympathy at the
time of their bereavement
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Dr.. William D. Hooper Dies

ATHENS, Ga, Feb. IA lP).-Dr
William D. Hooper, rs. head of the
University of Georgia Latin depart
ment for more than so years ano
recently given an emeritus status
died today. He suffered a heart
attack last week.
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War Bonds are the civilians am
muniti0n against the Japs and
Nazis. While the civilian cannot
take part in actual battles he can
do SO vicariously through tanks,
guns and other materiel of war pur-
chased with his War Bond money.
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Can this be the last round UP?
Could be. Buy one extra War Bond
today.
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WILSON. The comrades O.
the Retired Firemen's Associa
tion will gather at pm
Thursday, February Is. 1915
at the Chambers funeral home
517 l1th st. Sc, to attend tht
funeral of our late brother
WILSON OLIVER.
J. N. JAMESON, President.
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Dratha

McAvoY, MARGARET J. On Tuesday
February ID, 1915, at fer residence. 1911
N st, ne. MARGARET J. McAvoY tne'
Hatcher, aged 10 years, widow OF Rober
| A. McAvoy. Remains resting in the chape
| of p A. Taltavull, 436 7th st. s.w. No.
tice OF funeral later.
MCLAUGHLIN, ANNIE. On Saturday
Of " vods se' wsSs
were held at the Malvan 8 schey funera
Wednesday, Han rebruary ays and H. st Il Il am 1n
Iterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
NICKENs. GEORGE H. On Monday
February II, 1945, GEORGE H. NICKENS
Mrs. Elvira Dorsey, Mrs. Martha A. Hol.
land. Robert L. and Eugene Nickens. He
also leaves other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the snowden & Davis
Thursday. February 15, at $3.50 pm. from
the First BAPTIST Church, Kensington, Md
Interment Norbeck Cemetery.
NIXON, MINERVA E. On Saturday. Feb
safSE MfNERva S4S s1xoN. cseRSaty beIoSed wife q
Charles Nixon. daughter, Of SCHUYLER G. and
pollie 3; shumate and sister Of Georse
February -l3, friends may calf at. 645 6
st. ne; REQUIEM mass Will be offered a,
THURSDAY. February 10 1nterment Mount
OliYet Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Nc
Guire IA
NORRIS. sTovER. Suddenly. on Tues
day, February II, 1945. STOVER NORRIS
husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, father
Of Willie Mae. Stover, jr;; Anna Lee and
Phillip Norris; brother of zelaker Miller
He also leaves a number Of other relatives
and friends. Notice OF funeral later. Ar
rangementS by W. Ernest Jarvis Co.
OLIVER, WILSON. On Monday, Feb
ruary l., 194o, at Casualty Hospital, WILL
SON OLIVER, beloved son of the late Bar
bara C. oliver and brother-in-law OF Mar
garet H oliver. Services at Chambers
funeral home. 5l7 1lth st. se., on Thurs
day, February Is. at l pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. IA
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day, February IL. 1945: at her home. 1870
Ridge St. Chevy Chase, Md, MARJCRIE
B. WE1SBRODT, beloved wife of Paul E.
fWetrbroot. Funeral services at the Be
thcsda Chevy Chase funeral home Of VIM.
Reuben Pumphrey on Thursday February
Is, at 4 am. Interment Rockville I'M
ION Cemetery. IA
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THOMAS, WTT.RITR
THoMpSoN MAMIE z

"
February 13, 1945, MAMIE E. THOMP-
SON tnee Carrick), beloved wife of Samuel
G. Thompson, mother of Mrs Viola H. Wat
son, grandmother of Mrs. Mildred l.. Hale
and daughter of Mrs. Lavinia Carrick.
Friends may call at her late residence,
951 18th st. s.e., where services will be
held on Friday, February 10, at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery IL
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!. SMITH, NANN1E. Departed this life
Monday, February IL, 1945, at Freedmen s
Hospital, MAMIE SMITH of 227 St
NV. She leaves to mourn their loss a de-
votea husband, James Smith; loving
mother, four sons, two sisters, three broth
ers, two aunts and host of other relatives
and friends. Remains may be viewed after
1:3O pm. Wednesday, February IA, at the
George w. Lewis funeral home, 1925 18th
st. NV. Funeral Thursday, February I5
at l pm, from Mount Bethel Baptist
Church, 205 st. NV. Rev. K. w. Roy,
ID. D.. officiating
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Tuesday, February 13, 1945. at Gallinger
Hospital, WILLIAM THOMAS GARRETT.
He is survived by four sisters, one brother
and other relatives and many friends.
After pm Thursday, February Is,
/ friends may call st the Mcguire funeral
home, 1890 9th st. NV, where services
will be conduced Fridav. February / 6, at
Y pm. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. l6
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SMITH, AUGUSTA. On Tuesday, Feb
ruary 13. 1945 at Sibley Hospital, AU-
| GUSTA SMITH, beloved wife Of the late
George M. Smith and mother of q. Mon
ford Smith. Funeral from the Methodist
| home, 490l Conn. ave. NV, on Thursday
February Is, at pm. Interment Abbey
Mausoleum
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SMITH, MARGARET Rhode. On We'd
nesday. February IA, 1g45, at her resi-
GARET rhode SMITH beloved daughter
of William Smith, devoted sister of Fannie
Wheeler. Lillian Howard Fontella Coles
Ida, Jasper, Henry and Samuel Smith
She also leaves other relatives and friends
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
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SMl1h, MARION OLIVER. On Tuesday,
February 13, 1915, at her residence near
Andrew Chapel, Va, MARION OLIVER
SMITH, wife of the late William Smith
and mother OF Warren l.. and Maurice P.
resting at Pearsons funeral home, 472
Washington ST., Falls Church. Va, where
funeral services will be held on Thursday
Cemetery
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WILSON, JOHN EDWARD. Suddenly.
on Monday, February IL, 1945, JOHN ED
WARD WILSON of 3349 Tennyson St.
NV, husband of the late Lillian Borland
Wilson and devoted father of Mrs Nav
Wilson Burklin. Services at the s. H
Hines Co. funeral home, 29O1 14th st.
NV, on Thursday. February 15, at pm.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. II
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WENZEL, WALTER. On Tuesday, Feb
ruary 13, 1945, WALTER WENZEL be-
father of Forrest j. and Clyde w. Wenzel
and Gertrude E. Pensmith Friends are
invited to call at the w. w. Deal funeral
Douglas Memorial Church, I1th and II sts,
ne, on Thursday, February Is, at pm,
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, is
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TAYLOR, EVEROD. Departed this life
Sunday, February IL I945, after a short
illness, EVEROD TAYLOR, son of the late
Samuel and Annie Taylor, brother of Perry
and Adolph Taylor and Mrs. Naomi Davies
and the late Samuel Taylor, jr: lovine
nephew of Mrs Ruth Carter, Mrs. julia
Barnes, Miss Hattie Brown and the Rev
William Brown. Remains may be seen al
his late residence, $50 F st. sw, Wed
nesday, February IA, after pm. Funeral
Thursday, February Is. at 7:30 pm, from
Zion Baptist Church, F st. between 3ro
and 4th sts. s.w Rev A. F. Edwards of.
ARRANGEMENTS by Barnes & Matthews.
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ruary 10, 1916, at his
10th st. ne, ARTHUR T.
of Theresa w. Thomas.
held at Gawler's chapel
NV, on Thursday, reo
pm. Interment Glenwoo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-05

Prisedsi do cello, sva obstala
pred nekimi vrati. Paanik je pri-
tisnil na glnb, pritrjen oh vra-
tih. Kmalu Sc je za6ul rnocan
glas zvonca. Paznik 10 hitel od-
pirat. Vstopil je preiskovalni
sodnik in Sc neki gosped. Ma
potila sta Sc v emo izned cello.
Sodnik mi je mignil, naj sle-
dim. Potem me je neznani go
spod nagovoril in povedal, da
je moi zagovornik. Tolazil me
je, maj bonn popolnoma miren,
ees, da on zasleduje vso zadevo
Cd zacetka in da me bo branil
tudi pred sodiseem. Naroeil mi
je, maj Sc obrnen pismeno mani,
&c bi incl kaj posebnega, pa bo
prisel k meni. Podpisal sem mu
Sc pooblastilo, nakar Sc je pri-
jazno poslovil.
z novimi nadami sem sc vra-
cal v svojo jeco. V duhu sem Sc
zahvaljeval dobremu oeetu, ki je
ocividno napel vse moci, da me
Gimprej resi-.
Medtem so napisali ma erno
descico, viseco. oh vratih cell
ce, mole ime, tekoco stevilko IL
zapisnika dospelih jetnikov, da-
lie dan, kdaj so me privedli in
oznaebo hudodelstva,. XII sem ga
bill osunljen. V "opombi' je ne
rodna roka napravila majhen
krizec. Zvedel sem, da ma ia ma.
Gin opozarjajo V sluzbi menja'
| joce Sc paznike ma - nevarne
hudodelce.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-05

oemi, Noge je incl vkovane
" tezke verige. ki jih 10 jedva
vlekel "a seboj. Ko sem ga u
zrl, so ozivele v moi domisljiji
ipodobe dnjeveskih jec, 8 ka-
terih sem 6ital strahotne pove-
sti. S prislecema sem Sc sezna-
nil brez vsakih druzabnih for
rnalnosti, in pet nlinut potem,
ko sta vstopila, sem ze zvedel,
da je ia dobil verige, ker je bill
|utekel a so ga zopet prijeli; O
nj pa je bill zaprt radi tepeza.
Obema .je bilo ze zrano, zakaj
sem v preiskavi in me nista
prevec nadlegovala q vprasa-
lnji.
| Proti veceru mi je prinesel ne.
XII paznik v podpis litografira-
no potrdilo prejemu vecjega
zneska. Ker mi domaci nj s c
smell nicesar prinesti, SO mi po.
slali denar, da bi 81 nabavil mai
nujnejse.
| 6. april
! Tekom dopoldneva je stopi
Ev soho nadzornik jetniske stra
ze in mi sporocil, da me morale
po odredbi preiskovalnega sod
nika premestiti v samotni "a
por, kar Sc je takoj zgodilo. Do
locili so mi celico stew. 151. Ne
znosen dolgcas. Nobene knjige
nobenega opravila. Ker je bils
nedelja, je vladal po vsej his
J molk. Vzpenjal sem Sc ma okno
prisluskoval pri vratih, dirja
gori in doll ker mi je prihajalt
hladno, a cas- je lezel po polze
vo. Sc nj bilo popolnoma mrac
no, ko sem Sc odpravil spat, d.
bi pref ucakal jutro.
Z. april
| Dopoldne so mi poslali cd do
ma obleko in perilo. Dovolili 81
mi, da sem odlozil jetniska obla
ella in oblekel svoja. Jedva sen
bill preoblacanjem gotov, X
| pride pome paznik, rekoc, d.
moran k preiskovalnemu sod
niku. V I. nadstropju me je ca
kal drug samokresom oboro
zen 'paznik, XII me je spremi
: skozi ogromna stekleno-zelezn
: vrata proti sodiscu. Prisla sv
ma ozek hodnik, XII vodi k "a
: slisevalnim celicam. Ma hodni
: ku so stale Oh stem velike {
mare, IL katerih je prihajal du
: po starem preperelem papirjl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-05
PET LET POZNEJE
LOUIE JERANCIC
az dnevniko odPus6enego koznienco)

lepa neznanka, XII Sc je bila "a
.vzela zame oni dan, ko so me
vklepali. Vedla Sc nj vec tako
razposajeno, kakor takrat. Skrb
in trmoglavost sta il gledala S
prikupljivega obraza. Pozneje
sem zvedel, da je bila prijeta ra-
di opravljanja nedovoljene obr-
ii. =
v jetnisnicni sprejefnni pisar-
nj so zabelezili Sc enkrat natan-
cen opis mole osebe, nakar sem
moral prep!lstlti pravkar vrnje-
ne mi predmete v shrambo. Ne
XII paznik sc je obrnil k rejene.
mu uradniku in vprasal, kan
maj me zapre: v samotni a Ii
skupni zapor. ~ skupni, v
skupni,' je hitel oni in uteme-
ljeval: "sicer Sc nam lahko Sc
- obesi." Odvedli so me v skla.
disco, kjer preoblacijo jetnike
Prosil sem, maj mi puste lastnc
obleko. Visji paznik, XII je ne
kako gospodaril v skladiscu, pa
Sc je zadrl: :
"Ku-a? Kdo vam DO pa po.
siljal sveze perilo?''
"Domaci," sem odvrnil skrom.
no.
"Ku-a? Domaci? Ali ne We.
ste, da vas ne priznajo vec "a
svojega? NJ, da bi moi hcer
napravili kaj takega, potem b
danes ne bill vi tu, ampak JAZZ, ,
Sc je togotil.
! 'Pomirite Sc gospod,' Sc n
mu prigovarjal. "zal, moravs
! biti oba tu."
| "Ku-a? Oba? A vi ste ares
tant!" Neskoncno zanicljivo j
izgovoril zadnje besede.
"Skopat in preobleci! Tudi 0
bleko razkuziti,' je odlocil. Ma
to sem moral slediti navzoceml
pazniku klet, kjer je kopal
Rica. Postavili so me pod pr
no. Potem sem Sc preoblekel '
| jetniska oblacila. V velikih, ne
rodnih cevljih sem storkljal z;
paznikom po stornicah, drze'
hlace brez gumbov v rokah. Vo
dill me je drugo nadstropje il
me zaprl sobo st. 1856. Pro
stor je razsvetljevalo dvoj'
mocno zamrezenih oxen. Oh ste
nah je stalo pet zeleznih po
stelj z zlozenini odejami. N;
sredi je bila stirioglata, prepro
sto izdelana mia, v katero j
bilo vdolbenih polno najrazlic
nejsih znamenj. Zraven je bill;
potisnjena tezka klop. Oprav'
je izpopolnjevala Sc S plocevint
ubita umivalna mia S posodo z;
vodo, obrabljena metla in SINE
tisnica.
Komaj sem 81 izbral poste
ljo, XII Sc mi je zdela najsnaz
nejsa, so mi privedli diva zani
miva tovarisa: krepkega knee
kega fanta in cloveka rs do 81
let z zracllnimi delikventskim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-05
(Nadaljevanje)

" tistem trenutku hi bill sta
vii ne v m kaj, da podpis nj
pristen. zalibog Sc je ponudilaI
kmalu prilika, da sem Sc pre-
priGal o verodostojnosti Glove
ka, XII je v svoji podlosti in sko-
dozeljnosti zabredel tako dalec,
da le il trte izvil nekaj, kar je
v dokazovanju mole "krivde"
ravno manjkalo. FAINT je morda
hotel "resiti situacijo" in Sc je
ponudil, da svojo podjetnost-
10 prezene oblasti poslednje dvo-
me in koncnoveljavno pokaze
name kot - zlocinca. Zastudil
Sc mi je tax znacaj.
cali sedaj uvidite, Jerancic,
da Sc vse dozene? In takih IL
jaw imamo Sc vec. Vse govore
proti vam, nobena "a vas. Opra-
vicite So vsaj sami in prlznaJte!
Hvalezni mi boste, ko spoznate,
da vam zelim dobro!!'
Nadsvetnik je govoril pr1Jaz-
no in prepricevalno.
"Sai ne bo tako hudo, kakor
81 domisljujete. Sodisce vedno
uposteva tudi okolnosti, XII SO
povzroeile to ali ono zlo deja-
ME. Zapisali bono, da Sc vam
je Petkovskova posmehovala,
kar je vas raztogotilo in st e
sprozili. Pa pripomnili bono, da
ie niste nameravali usmrtiti
ampak samo oplasiti. Vidite, vse
polno izhodov imamo! Kar IL
berite 81 enega in potem vztraj'
no jahajte ma MEM, pa jo boste
izpeljali.
"Gospod nadsvetnik, eemu Sc
trudite? Cemu mi hocete pc
vsei sill naprtiti nekaj "a k
groznega, kakor je roparski u
NOR deklice, XII sem jo ljubil
Ali hi bilo pravici zadosceno, ce
recem, da sem jo ubil, .ce je pr
resnici nisem? In vi venda1
stremitc "a tenn, da poskrbitt
"a zadoscenje zaljeni pravici
Noben pa ne vprasa, k o b>
meni dal zadoscenje "a vse to
kar moran trpeti. &c pravegs
storilca devetkrat obesite, m
ne nadomestite srca, XII re troh
nj danes v svezem grobu pr
Sv. Krizu!!"
"A kaj pravite k izjavi, k
sem vam jo precital?"
"Navedenega Idne sem reke
sosolcu c. da DO danes Sc pri
ietno, ker imam sestanek. Vs.
drugo je podla izmisljotina II
tendenciozno prikrojena laz."
Nadsvetnik je vztrajal pr
svojem.
"Opozarjam vas, da je skraj
nj cas-. Jutri, oziroma danes DO
ste izroceni sodiscu. Priznajte
Jerancic!"
"ze vceraj mi je bio obljub
lieno, da me izrocite sodiscu
zakaj sc nj to zgodilo? Upam
da pridem tam v roke gospo
dom, XII Jim bo lazje dopovedati
kakor vam."
"Kakor vidim, ste odloceni
tajiti kar naprej. Toda pomisli
te, Jerancic! Ia dokazan van
zlocin boste tezje kaznovani
kakor &c bi ga PRIMAL. Skesa
no priznanje je delezno soeutja
usmiljenja in milosti, vasa tr
dovratnost in zakrknjenost IL
zivata najstrozjo kazen, XII j
"a umor predpisuje zakon.'
Nisem mu odvrnil nicesar
Razjarjcn je odsel z detektivo
ma, ne da bi Sc bill poslovil.
Vrnivsi Sc " celico,' sem zle
eel nazaj v posteljo, a zaspa
nisem dolgo. Pc glavi mi je ro
jill najnovejsi argument - izja
va "najboljsega" prijate
liza
VI =
Pri sOdiScu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-05
V nojien

Sc odda stanovanje 3 sobami
in kopalnico. Najemnina $500.
Stanovanje je Suite 5, poizve sc
pa v Suite 2, ma 1904 Saranac
Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-05

Oh treh popoldne mi je izro-
cil cuvaj policijskih zaporov
stvari, XII SO mi jih bill odvzeli,
ko sem prisel in me obvestil, da
Sc bonn preselil v preiskovalni
zapor dezelnega sodisca. Ma j.
sto pot je bila priprayljena tudi
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-15

Mrs. John Bzoski has been
assisting Mrs. Ed Wiley with
the hot lunch program at the
school while MIR. Wiley has
been i'll.
The Wyola P. T. A. members
will meet Friday, Feb. 16, at 8
pm. A very good program has
been planned. Any one interest
ed is invited to attend.
Mrs. Chris Paustian was a
Sheridan caller Tuesday.
The Wyola grade school bas-
ketball team payed the Lodge
Grass team Wednesday. The
score was % to "a in favor of
Lodge Grass.
Jack Wallace is going to the
South Pacific with a Navy
construction company, accord
ing to word received by his
mother, Mrs. Frances Wallace.
Miss Lavonne Spurl visited at
her home over the week end.
Mrs. Lyle Taught has receiv-
ed word that her husband is
missing in action in France.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-15
IRON SPRINGS

Mrs. Earl Mitchell was a Wis
itor of Mrs. Richard Hopes on
Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Mcclure called
on Florence Borgess. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Lining
and daughters of Dayton, Wyo.
spent the week end visiting MI.
and Mrs. Roy MCGUIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butkay
and daughters were Sunday
visitors Of Florence Borgess..
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcclure
and daughters were business
callers in Hardin Friday.
Miss Florence BoggeSs trans
acted business in Hardin on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sonn Butkay
were in Hardin and st. Xavier
Saturday on business.
Cpl. Arthur Foard who was
home on furlough, left Friday,
Feb. 9. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Foard who live on
Tullock creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butkay
visited at the MCGUIRE home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorty Adams
spent several days last week in
Forsyth.
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Mrs. Jack Williams, ST., re-
ceived a lovely set of carvings
from her son, Sgt. George Will
Jams, who is now stationed in
northern Italy. The carvings
are on display at the Economy
drug store.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Taught were Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Schick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Back of
Torrington, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Therney
returned home Monday after
spending the past six weeks
receiving medical care in Bill
ings, Boulder and Denver, Colo.
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T TO D~EPOSITORs

Please be advised that the
deposit liabilities shown on the
books of the undersigned bank
as of the close of business on
January 81, 1945 have been as
sumed by the BIG HORN
COUNTY STATE BANK, Har-
din, Montana and that the status
of the undersigned bank as an
insured bank will therefore
terminate as provided in Sec
ton LIB Cd a. of the Federal
Reserve Act, as amended.
You are further advised that
the BIG HORN COUNTY STATE
BANK, Hardin, Montana, is an
insured bank and that your Ce-
posts will continue to be in
Sured by the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation in the
manner and to the extent pro-
vided in said Act.
Big Horn County Bank,
Hardin, Montana.
W. E. Warren, President
F. NJ. Lipp, Cashier
pub. Feb. 8, Is, 1945)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-15
T TO DEPOSITORS

Please be advised that the
deposit liabilities shown on the
books of the undersigned bank
as of the close of business ON
January 81, 1945 have been as
sumed by the BIG HORN
COUNTY STATE BANK, Har-
din, Montana and that the status
of the undersigned bank will
therefore terminate as provided
in Section LIB ID ~ Of the
Federal Reserve Act, as amended.
You are further advised that
the BIG HORN COUNTY STATE
BANK, Hardin, Montana, is an
insured bank and that your de-
posits will continue to be in
sured by the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation and to
the extent provided in said act.
First National Bank,
Hardin, Montana.
J. J. Ping, President.
Carl E. Bowman, Assistant
Cashier.
Pub. Feb. 8, IS, 1945)
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Lodge Gross Locals

Union Services will be held at
the Grow Indian Baptist Mis-
sion Friday evening, Fe. 16, at
7:3O in observance OF World
Day of Prayer.
The directors of the Boosters
club met Monday evening at
the Nelson cafe.
Miss Barbara Krall visited
this past week end in Billings.
Mrs. Denver Sherman and
daughter, June, were in town
Monday from their ranch on
Lodge Grass creek.
Mi. and Mrs. Francis Eggart,
Miss Eileen Eggart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Eggart and sons
spent Sunday on Sarpy looking
after ranching interests.
Miss Helen Birkeland visited
over the week end with her
sister, Miss Margaret Birkeland
who is attending Montana
State college at Bozeman.
Miss Polly Peck was a Sheri-
dan caller Friday.
E. R. Fenton is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. 0. V. KrauS and
family at Joliet.
Mrs. Bob Haworth visited on
Sunday with relatives in Park
man and Wyola.
George Jones, who is now
employed in Billings, spent the
week end here with his family
Mrs. Esther Havener and Mrs.
Lola Miller were Sheridan call
ers Thursday.
Mrs. Guy Knutson underwent
a major operation in a Billings
hospital Monday morning and
is reported in a very serious
condition.