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PENNSYLVANIJOE
PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

bus labai svarbus busimai is
torijai. 10 laikotarpiu. atsiti-
ko penki istoriniai ivykiai: Mi
re Prezidentas Roosevelt; rau-
donosios bolseviku armijos ap-
supo ir beveik uzkariavo Ber-
lima; 46 Tautu atstovai susi-
rinko San Francisco surasti
ir nutiesti pasaulinei taikai pa
grindus; Amerikos ir Sovietu
armijos susisieke, perkirsda-
mos Vokietija pusiau; ir pen
ktas - Benito Mussolini, pir-
mutinis diktatorius ir kelioli-
ka kitu jo artimuju tapo nuzu-
dyti.
Prize siu istoriniu ivykiu ses-
ia reikia prideti tai Lietuviu
istorini ivyki Amerikos
Lietuviu Misija j Jungtiniu
Tautu suvaziavima San Fran
cisco.
NORS netekome didelio va
do asmenyje Prez. Roosevelto,
bet tas nereiSkia kad Sales ir
pasaulio reikalai, jo nebaigti,
nukentes. Vienos zvaigzdes
netekimas erdviu dausose ne
pamaino bendros tvarkos Visa
toje; dangaus kunai kaip su-
kosi savo orbitose taip ir suk-
sis; saule, menulis, kitos zvai-
gzdes kaip sviete NUNS taip ir
Svies.
Netekimas vieno zmogaus,
kad ir ismintingiausio pasau-
Lyle, zmonijos reikalu ir pro-
greso nesustabdys. Roosevelt
to pasetos seklos, pradeti dar-
bal tesiami kitty musu sales
pareigunu kurie sieks kaip ir
velionis, zmonijos gerbuvio.
Visuotino gerbuvio patti EMO
Mia jiesko, siekia ir reikalau-
ia. Ir tas gerbuvis lures ka-
da nors ateiti, butu jis jiesko-
mas Roosevelto, Trumano ar
kitQ. -Ha~inE
JEIGU as buciau sio kraSto
Prezidentas as nevazineciau j
uzsienius palikes Baltaji Ma
ma, su kitty krastu vadais ma
tytis. AS pasakyciau savo sa-
jungininkams kad mano kras-
to gerove reikalauja names
rastis mano vietoje. Per sa-
Vo kraSto zmones as jums
visako duodu daugiau negu
mes is jusu gauname: duodu
jums ginklu, maista, avalus,
drabuzius, vaistus, kraujo ir
aibes kitty reikmenu, siunciu
milijonus geriausiu jaunu Wy
rQ kara laimeti; as nematau
reikalo dar pas jus vazineti.
Jums reikalinga viso ko dau-
giau negu NUNS tai praSau,
JUS pas name j mano krasta
atvaziuokit.
Jei toxic nusistatymo velio-
mis- Roosevelt butu prisilaikes,
greiciausia jis if siadien butu
dar gyvas.
Prezidento Trumano nusi-
statymas national bus kitokis,
jls jau is pirmu dienu savo
prezidentavimo parode kad jis
nesirengia niekur is Baltojo
Namo vaziuoti; net Jungtiniu
TautQ Konferencija atidare
per radio, budamas Washing
tone.
AMERIKOS Lietuviu atsto-
Val j San Francisco konferen-
clja, parinkti is Amerikos Lie
tuviu Tarybos ir Amerikos
Lietuviq Misijos bel Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos, padarytu
smagu ir sveikintina zygi jei
Jie suderintu savo yeikla Lie
tuVos bylai ginti ir paskelbtu
sutarties deklaracija Amerikos
If viso pasaulio Lietuviams
per spauda. Toks ju vienin-
gumo poelgis atnestu dziaugs-
ma If nustelbtu tuos visus puo-
L.
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irnela baje poroeiti = grofom
.Latour- -Yvelinom, Suzana q mar
Ikijem de Cazoles. Ta diva nnoza
sta postala v Walterjevi hisi do
maca, prijatelja, XII: sta vzivala
.posebno naklonjenost in imela
.oeitne prednosti. "a
Georges in Suzana sta zivela v
.nekaki bratovski, svobodni in
timn!osti, sta po ure in ,ire ceb-
.ljala, brila norce z vsem svetom
in bila ,je podoba, da se dobro
vjemata med seboj.
Nikdar vee nista govorila o
n1orebitni mozitvi dekletovi, niti
o snubcih, XII so Sc oglasali.
Ko je pripeljal nekega dne sef
Du Roya s seboj ma zajtrk, so
poklicai po jedi gospo Walterje-
vo, da Sc pogovori z nekim doba-
viteljem. In Georges je rekel
Suzani: "Pojdiva, rlesiva rde-
eim ribam kruha."
Vzela sta z rnize vsak velik
kos sredice in sta sla v cvetlic-
MAX.
Okrog in okrog marmornate
kotanje so leza1e blaine, da so
ljudje lahko klecali okoli basena,
&c so hote1i gledati plavajoce Ii
vail Cd b1izu.- Vzela sta 81 vsak
emo, drug poleg drugega, in sko-
11jena mad vodo sta zacela metati
vanjo kroglice, XII sta jih s prsti
svaljkala. Takoj, ko so ju ribe
zagledale, SO prisle k NINA, mi
gale z repom, utripale S plavot-
mi, obracale svoje debele, izbu-
ljene oci, Sc prekopicavale, Sc
potapljale in lovile okrogli plen,
XII je padal ma dno, pa prihajale
takoj ma povrsje in cakale novih
darov.
Smesno so hlastale z ustmi, sc
nenadona in jaderno okretale,
kakor cudne, majhne posasti; in
cd zlatega peska ma dnu SO Sc RI
sale zarovito rdece, kakor pla-
meni so svigale po prozorni vodi,
ali pa kazale, kadar SO mirovale,
sinje niti, XII so jim robbie luski-
ne. -
Georges in Suzana sta videla
v vodi svoje lastne obraze naro-
be in sta Sc nasmihala svojim
podobam.
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zdajci spregovori Du Roy s tt
him glasofn:
"To pa nj lepo, da innate skriv-
1losti pred menoj, suzana."
Vprasala je:
"Kako to, lepi stricek?"
"se ne spominjate vet, kaj ste
mi bill obetali prav ma TEN me-
stu, tisti vecer, ko ste nneli "a
bavo."
"Kaj pa"
''Da Sc boste posvetovali z me-
moi vselej, kadar bi prisel snu-
bee po vas"
'No, in?"
"No, in-snubec je prisel."
'Kdo pa?"
"Saj veste sami."
"Ne vem. Prisezem, da ne"
"Pae, pac. Veste."
"Tisti zlizanec, n1arkiz de Ca
zolles."
"Zlizanec pa ravno nj"
"Mogoee! Ampak butec; izzet
in izzit-igra in zenske. TO je
res eedna partija "a vas, tako
cedna, tako razlmna."
Nasmehoma je vprasala:
"Kaj pa innate zoper MEGA ?"
"Jaz? Nicesar me-"
20, pac. TAX pa res nj, kakor
pravite VII"
Bette, bette. Bedak, in
spletkar povrhu.'
Nekoliko sc je obrnila in je
nehala gledati v vodo:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20
'.Povsjte no, kaj van u na
srcu."
Govoril je, kakor bi Sc nu tr-
gala skrivriost il globocine du-
se:
Dalje prlnodn11c)
Oponlini glede raci-
e. jonira1lia

Meso, sir, maslo, koiizervirane
ribe III mlekO
Rdece znamke Q-5 do rs,
in Az do Do so veljavne
vsaka "a 10 pointov. :.
Procesirana jediIa
Modre znamke Ks, Y-5,
Is III A-2 do CO SO veljav-
ne, vsaka "a 10 pointov. Q5,
Rs in SIS potecejo 81 mar
ca.
Sladkor
Sladkorna znamka st. "a "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
"a nedo1ocen cas-.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 3 z zrako-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20
LEPI STRICEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSAN1
Prevel - OTON zUPANCIC
GUY DE MAUPASSANT
OTON zUPANCIC

Vladni list je 1. januarja res
razglasil imenovanje gospoda
Prosperja Georgesa Du Roya,
publicista, "a viteza castne legi-
je radi izvanrednih zaslug. Me
govo ime je bilo tiskano v dveh
besedah, kar je Georgesa bolj
razveselilo nego red sam.
Emo uro pozneje, ko je preci-
tai ia javni razglas, je dobil
kratko pismo cd ravnateljice, XII
je prosila, maj pride Sc tisti We
Ger z zeno vred k Mi dinirat, da
proslave to odlikovanje. Nekaj
minut Sc je pomisljal, potem je
vrgel ia list, XII je bill pisan v
dvoumnih izrazih, v ogenj, in je
dejal Madeleni:
"Nocoj dinirava pri Walterje-
vih."
Zacudila Sc je: "Tako? Pa
sem mislila, da ne maras vec
prestopiti njihovega praga."
Zamomljal je samo: "Sem 81
premislil."
Ko sta prisla tia, je bi1a raw
nateljica sanna v malem budoar-
ju Ludvika XVI, v katerem je
sprejemala svoje bliznje nance.
Crna obleka, napudrani lasje,
oboje il je pristojalo. Cd dalec
je bila videti stara, cd blizu mia
da, in &c 81 jo natancneje pogle-
dal, je bila prijetna ocem.
"Ali zalujete "a konn ?" je
vprasala Madelena. - =
Odgovorila je otozno: "Da in
ne. Izgubila nisem nobenega
svojih. A prisla sem v tista leta,
ko clovek zaluje "a svojim ziv-
ljenjem. Danes imam to obleko
ma sebi. Poslej bonn zalovala Y
svojem srcu.'
Du Roy 81 je mislil: "Ali DO
pac drzal, ia sklepW
Pri dineju je bio vse nekam
potlaceno. Edna Suzana je brez
prestanka klepetala. Roza je BIZ
la videti zamisljena. journalistic
SO cestitali in Gestitali.
Po jedi SO Sc setali in kram-
ljali po salonih in v cvet1icnjaku
Du Roy je hodil 2 gospo Walter
| jevo, ia ko sta zaostaIa "a dru-
gimi, ga je pridrzala..
Poslusajte," mu je dejala po.
them "Nikdar vee vam ne
omenirn tistega, nikdar A
pridite veckrst X nleni, Georges
Vidite, tudi ne tikam vas vec. A
nemogoce HI je Mveti brez vas
nemogoee. Mi prslnisliti n
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paovon1 Y knjiHci st. 8 50 w
ljavne do preklica.
GasOIln

F. : II 4 s & 4
GasOIIn
ZnaInka Ala je veljavna
"a Stir galone gasolina do 21.
marca. Zna nike B5, B
C5 in C6 SO veljavne VISA
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedolocen Cas-. Ma lieu kupona
je treba takoj napisati iIne dr.
lave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajeri
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek-
eija tajerjev vsakih sest mese-
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 milf,
katero je pac prvo.
Kurilno ollie
Znamke zadnje sezone st. 4
in 5 ter move sezone st. 1, 2. in
3 SO sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20

(Nadaljevanje)

(Nadaljevanje)
''Kadar ii drago.''
Prijela Sc je njegove roke in
vracala sta Sc skozi salone, kjer
je bio re mani ljudi. .--
Madelena je vprasala:
"Kje je Walterica? Rada bi
Sc poslovila cd ME-"
mi treba. Pregovarjali bi ma
ju, maj ostaneva pri plesu, in
meni sc ne ljubi vec."
"Res, prav imas.''.
Spotoma sta yes cas- molcala.
Komaj pa sta stopila v svojo
soho, mu je Madelena smehljaje
rekla, Sc predno 81 je odpela paj-
colan:
"Saj Sc ne ves-presenecenje
imam zate.'
Zlovoljen je zagodrnjal:
"Kaj neki?"
''Ugani."
"Ne maram 81 beliti g1ave."
''No, pojutrisnjem je novo le-
to-"
"Vem."
"In takrat Sc dajejo vezila."
"Vem."
'In tukaj je tvoje, XII mi ga je
pravkar izrocil Laroche." .
In dala mu je majhno crno
skatlico, podobno tistim; v kate
rih hranimo dragotine.
Malomarno jo je odprl in je
zagledal kriz castne legije.
Pobledel je, n a to Sc je ma
smehnil in je rekel:
'Ljubse bi mi bio deset mill
jonov. TO pa nj kdove kaj sta
Il"
Ona je pricakovala, da bo v
MEM veselje kar zaigralo, in
drazil jo je ta hladni sprejem.,
'Ti 81 pa res neverjeten. 2 nj
cemer nisi vec zadovoljen.''
Odgovoril je mirno:
''Mozak je sanno svoj dolg pla-
cal. In dolzan mi je Sc mnogo
yec."
Njegov ton 10 je osupnil, in
povzela je::
I'm vendar je tonekaj, "a two.
ia leta.
Oporekel j je: Use je rela-
tiyno. Danes bi incl lahko vse
vec."
Wei je bill skrinjico, 10 polo.
aIodplto na karnin, 81 ogledoval
par trenotkov blcsee6o zvezdo
Ri u lexala notri. Pote1a 10 j
zafrl zrifajal = ran1ani in j. se|
spat.
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KATHERINE Hawthorne Ave, Mich.
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THERESA sPECK, 4e5s Ave, st. Louis 49, Mo.
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II
imam vas pred ocni, Y svojenn
lsrcu in v vsem telesu nepresta-
mo, dan in noe. Kakor da ste mi
dali pitt strIpa, XII mi razieda
notranjost. Ne morem vec, he,
ne morem vec. Saj nocem dru-
gega, maj bonn "a vas samo Sc
stara zena. Belo sem si napu-
drala lase, da bi vam to pokaza-
|lla, samo pridite se k meni, pri-
dite vcasih, prijatelj."
1 Prijela ga je bila "a roko in
mu jo je stiskala, kar je mogla,
da SO Sc mu zagrebli njeni nohti
1 " nneso.
| Odgovoril j je mirno: "Velja.
| Q tenn Sc kaj govoriti Sc tako ne
izplaca. Sal vidite, da sem pri-
sel danes takoj, ma vase pismo."
| Walter, XII je bill spredaj s
svojima hcerkama in z Madele-
no, je cakal Du Ruyo pri "Jezu-
su ma morskih valovih."
'Premislite," Sc je zasmejal,
"sinoci sem nasel svojo zeno
pred to podobo ma kolenih, ka-
kor v kapeli. Molila je pred njo.
Kako sem Sc smejal!!"
Gospa Walterjeva ga je zavr-
Mia s krepkin glasom, v kate
rem je trepetal tajen zanos: "Ta
Kristus DO resil mojo duso. Ma
vdihne me S pogumom in z moe
jo vselej, kadar ga pogledam.'
| In ustavila Sc je pred Bogom,
XII hodi po morju, ter je sepe-
tala:
"Kako je lep! Kako Sc ga bo-
je, in kako ga ljubijo, tisti-le
mozje! Poglejte mu glavo, oci:
kako priprost in hkrati cezna-
turen!"
Suzana je vzkliknila:
"Pa sal je podoben vam, lepi
stricek! Prav gotovo vam je po-
doben. &c bi imeli brado, ali da
je on golobrad, pa bi 81 bila cisto
enaka. o, pa je res presenetlji-
vol"
Prisilila ga je, da Sc je posta-
| vii kraj slike; in res so PRIMAL
vsi, da sta 81 obraza slicna.
Cudili so Sc. Walter je menil,
da je to nekaj prav osobitega.
Madelena je snehljaje izjavila,
da ina Jezus bolj mosko lice.
Gospa Walterjeva je stala ne
premicna, s srepim ocesom je
opazovala obraz svojega ljubcka
poleg Kristusovega oblicja, in
postala je tako bella, kakor njeni
bell lasje.
| VIII.
To zimo so hodili Du Royevi
Sc mnogo k Walterjevim.
Georges sam je diniral vsak hip
pri njih; Madelena Sc je izgovar-
jala, da je utrujena in je ostaja-
la rajsa donna.
Vsak petek je gotovo prisel, in
"a tisti vecer nj Walterica niko-
Ii nikogar drugega vabila; to je
bill dan lepega stricka, samo ME
gov dan. Pc dineju so kvartali,
metali kitajskina ribam kruha,
sploh ziveli in Sc zabavali sami
med seboj. Veekrat je prijela
gospa Walterjeva "a kakimi
vrati, ali "a grnicem v cvetlie-
njaku, ali v temnem kotu mlade-
ga noza ter 81 ga tiscala z vso
mocjo ma prsa sepetaje mu ma
uho: "Ljubim te =. ljubim te
ljubim te, da bi umrla!" ~
A vselej jo je hladno odpeh-
nil in jo suho zavrnil: "Ce zopet
zacnete; ne pridem vec k van."
Proti koncu marca meseca Sc
je nenadoma raznesla govorica o
mozitvi obeh sestra. Roza Sc je
Wafor R.1ffa1,x
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While Filipino residents Of San
Fabian cheer . passing American
jeep, small boy rings the ancient
bell of the ruined municipal build
ing. This building had been con-
verted into a strong point BY the
Japs and as a result was the target
Of q. S. navy guns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Congress Studies Arguments
|On Proposed Loan to Britain

make it cheaper for the empire
countries to trade with each other
than, for example, with the United
States. Economists like Lord Keynes
contend the United States in turn
would be compelled to set up an
economic bloc of its own.
Specific Promises Made.
@. What did the British promise
specifically to do If they get the
loan?
A. To make dollars available tt
all nations in the so-called sterling
area from their dollar pool so that
all these countries can trade with
the United States and any one else
They also promised to back the
United States proposals to curl
cartes, reduce tariffs, trade pref.
erences," and other restrictive prac.
tees.
@. What is the dollar pool?
A. 1t holds the dollars of most Of
the members of the British Empire
who agreed to turn them over tt
Britain in exchange for sterling
Britain spent these scarce dollar.
for materials, unavailable in tht
United Kingdom, needed to prose.
cute the war, and promised to re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09

pay members of the Empire later.
@. What is to happen to the dol
lar pool?
A. Britain promises to eliminate
1t within one year after the agree
ment goes into effect. This will
make it possible for countries in
the sterling area after that to keep
the dollars they earn instead OF
turning them over to the pool in
exchange for sterling which can
be spent only in the United King
dom.
@. Would this be good for Ameri-
can business and employment?
A. Experts, like Assistant Secre-
tary Of State Clayton, contend IT
would. They argue that it would
then be possible for these countries
to trade with the United States and
other countries more freely. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09

also argue that the greater the vol
ume of world trade, the better bust
ness will be in the United States.
Q. How are the other countries to
be brought into this trade scheme?
A. The United States proposes to
hold a world trade and employment
conference in mid-1946 where the
creation Of an international trade
organization dedicated to freeing
and expanding the worlds trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Civic Association to Meet

The Midway Civic Association will
hold its regular meeting at 8 pm.
Tuesday at Morgan School. Florida
avenue and Champlain street NV.
George w. johnson is president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09

will be set up. The purposes Of the
organization would be to formulate
uniform code of commercial con-
duct for all nations.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-09
INDIAN DECLARES GEN.
CUSTER KILLED HIMSELF

(The following was written by
Ken Byerly, publisher of the Their
mopolis, Wyo., Independent Record
and Thermopolis Associated Press
correspondent
Thermopolis, Wyo., July 18.-Sit-
ting Bulls Sioux warriors did not
kill Gen. George A. Custer at the
massacre on the Little Big Horn in
Montana back in 1876.
He shot himself wnen he tried tc
flee from the battle, and saw that
escape was impossible.
This is the story of Sitting Bull
himself, according to Charles Walk
ing Bull, who says he is a grand
son OF the great chief.
Walking Bull is from the Rosebud
reservation in South Dakota. He
is building fences this summer on
the Arapahoe ranch west of Their
mopolis.
MY father, Walter Walking Bull
was Sitting Bulls son." he states
land he often heard the chief tel
the story of Clusters death, which
he retold many times to me-"
Sitting Bulls son was police CHIEF
on the Rosebud reservation for IL
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Thursday, August 9, 1945

years, according to Walking Bull,
and he heard the same story often
from other Indians who took part in
the Custer massacre.
1.-The soldiers fought very brave
ly," Walking Bull said, "but when
Custer saw they would all be killed
he jumped on his horse and started
to run away like an old woman.
Two young Sioux, White Calf and
White Bull, chased him about a mile
east of the battlefield and were
about to catch him.
when Custer saw that they
would catch him, he pulled out his
pistol and shot himself in the neck
just under the chin. The bullet went
up through his head and killed him
instantly.
"The Sioux took Clusters body to
their camp where Lodge Grass
creek flows into the Little Big Horn,
about a mile and half from the
battlefield"
Walking Bull says that Clusters
body is buried at the campsite,
which is on the present Grow res
ervation.
White Calf and White Bull, the
Sioux warriors who chased General
Custer are still alive today, accord
ing to Walking Bull.
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DARING ROMANCE IN
"TOGETHER AGAIN.

Together Again! :. Starring
Irene Dunno, Charles Boyer, with
Charles Coburn at the Kootenai
Theatrel Sunday and Monday,
August IL and Is. It's their most
exciting and hilarious love AFFAIR."
Their eyes meet again! Their lips
meet againl Their hearts meet again
!. in the years most glorious, en-
chanting, daring romantic comedy
What love! What laughter!
Besides its brilliant stars, ITO
gether Again" boasts of a cast
which features Mona Freeman, Je-
rome CORTLAND, Elizabeth Patter-
son and Charles Dingle.
The original story was written
by Stanley Russell and Herbert Bib.
erman, the screen play by Virgins
Van Upp and F. Hugh Herbert. II
was directed by Charles Vidor anc
produced by Virginia Van Upp.
Together Again" tells the story
of a small-town mayor Urent
Dunne) who, through the purchase
of a giddy hat and the attention
of sophisticated sculptor (Charle,
Boyer), forgets about her deceased
husband for the joys of living.
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possible. II another world war
should come-with this power for
utter destruction a common knowl-
edge it would unquestionably
mean the destruction of civilization,
However, if put to beneficial use, an
era of great social advancement
and of higher standards of living
for all mankind might follow.
Despite all the possibilities in
herent in this marvellous discovery,
scientists are warning the public not
to expect a too immediate revolu-
ton in the power world. Much re-
search is yet to be done. The many
possible uses for atomic power are
still to be worked out. War has re-
suited in the secret being discov-
cred and war will use it for UNI
imaginable destruction and horror
It's benefits to humanity will come
later.
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News Telling Of
Lincoln Co.
Servi(ennen
Bits of News from Here
and There About the Boys
from Home.
COLLECTED FROM ALL
CORNERS OF THE WORLD

Sgt. Robert Beebe, who has beer
spending a leave from Mccall Gen
eral Hospital, Walla Walla, with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. r
Beebe, went to Chester, Mont, tc
visit his sister, Miss Elizabeth Bee
be on Thursday. Miss Beebe Is ar
operator for the Great Northern
Railway.
Dale Dennis Broderlck, ARM &c
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Bro
derrick, of Eureka, this week report
ed for advanced schooling at Naval
Air Technical Training Center
Memphis, Tenn. Broderick as a
combat aircreWman has served with
a composite squadron in the Pacific
theatre, major engagements being
Luzon, Two Jima and OkinaWa.
Joe Baenen, who is with the Navy
and has been serving in the Pacific
area for sometime is now in Sc
attic with his wife Ruth. They ex-
pect to visit Libby friends for a
couple of days.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Kenneth
Karnes, and daughter, Peggy, ar
rived Tuesday evening and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ r. Karnes, parents of the lieu
tenant. They will have a weeks Wis
it before returning to Long Island
where Lieutenant Karnes is mess of
ficer in one of the largest hospitals
there.
Bob Croucher, who is with the
Navy, accompanied by Miss Jean
Welton Of Hot Springs, is visiting
here. Croucher CHANGED to meet
James Barkee ST SIC, while on a
cruise in the Pacific
Bob Jaqueth, S lie, arrived Tues
day morning on the bus from Car
Isle, Pa, travelling on delayed or
ders. He is enjoying short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Jaqueth Of this place.
Pfc. Joe Johnston, who has been
with the 10th Div, as a ski trooper
in Italy, is now in the Pacific area
according to word received by his
mother, Mrs. Jim Johnston. His
sister, LIST 1t. Judith Johnston is
now in the staging area near Reims,
France, and expects to soon leave
for the Pacific.