davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-23

XII in je tudi Sc danes. Pa sal
S mo vsi skupaj donna v kotu
okusili kaj Sc pravi pojno polje
in kako grmijo topovi in vse
drugo.
"Zadnja bitka je trajala ma
Jelsanih cd Z ure zjutraj do 6
ure zvecer brez prestanka. Pa
dale so krogle kot Sc nikdar
nobena toca. Mi civilni narod
smo Sc stiskali po luknjah, XII
jih imajo nasi kmetje "a krom-
pir. Strehe so bile vecinoma vse
poskodovane. v Jelsanah je bila
tezko ranjena Lojza Jercova, cd
bombe med borbo in po par
dneh je umrla.
lie toliko - Mi smo osvo-
bojeni, hvalabogu! Bogve pa ka-
ko je z vami, dragi moi? Tudi
"a vas smo v skrbeh, vendar pa
mas tolazi, ker je pisal Ivan Pc
canov (kot ujetnik), da mu je
pisala teta Katka, da mas po-
zdravljate. S tenn upamo, da ste
zivi in zdravi.
"Recite Katki, da je njena
mama Sc ziva kot tudi druzina
in sestra Pepa pri skabarjevih.
"Zdaj je posta odprta in dru-
gie I'll bonn vse bolj popisala.
Sprejmite prisrcne pozdrave in
poljube vsi cd
Vase Mike in vseh drugih".
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v sestih dneh 80
vagonov starega zeleza

v SeSfln Qnen 6U
vagonov starega zeleza
Pozivu mnozicnih organizacij
"a vseljudsko kampanjo zbira-
MIA starega zeleza in drugih od-
padkov so Sc poleg ,mariborske
mladine, zen in sindikatov od-
zvali tudi borci Komande baze
2, Maribor. Ma sestanku, XII je
bill dan pred zacetkom kampa-
ME, je bill narejen podrobni ma
crt, nedeljo rano zjutraj so
ze hiteli borci, oficirji in ostali
usluzbenci te komande ma delo.
Tudi med delom so svoj prosti
cas- zrtvovali "a zbiranje stare
ga zeleza, pa tudi drugih kovin.
Pc sestih dneh je bilo tako
zbranega ze 100000 kilogramov
neuporabnega zeleza, a "a cilj so
81 postavili, da bodo zbrali maj
mani en- million kilogramov ze-
leza, to je 100 vagonov zeleza.
Cilj borcev te komande je, da
posljejo ma Jesenice vsaj diva
vlaka starega zeleza ter S tenn
omogocijo nasi zelezarski indu-
striji cim vecjo produkcijo.
V Marlboro obstojajo tri zbi-
ralisca starega zeleza, in sicer:
v parku blizu glavne zelezniske
postaje, ma rusevinah glavne ze-
lezniske postaje ter ma postaji
ma Teznem. Yes Maribor tckmu-
je pri odstranjevanju rnsevin
ter V zbiranju odpadkov, XII so
industriji neobhodno potrebni
hot nadomestek "a surovine.
Prav sedaj je v teku zbiralna ak
cija razbitega stekla.
Tudi borci vseh edinic 81. di-
vizije Sc vedno zbirajo stare ze-
lezo ter druge kovine.
Zbiralisea so odredili v Sta
rem trgu, ma Blokah, v Cerknici,
ma Rakeku in " Velikih 7 T.aScah
IL teh zbiralisc prevazajo ka-
mioni zelezo ma Rakek, cd koder
ga v vagonih odpremljajo to-
pilnice ma Jesenicah. Vsi sc "a
vedajo izredne vaznosti te kam-.
panic ter z navdusenjem in po-
zrtvovalnostjo tekmujejo med
seboj. Najboljse rezultate ina
doslej mladina IL prvega gorske-
ga diviziona A, B. 81. dix izije.
Borci te divizije so zlasti nabrali
mnogo aluminija il razbitih le-
tai.
Tako je vojska S svojimi po-
zrtvovalnimi borci in oficirji po-
kazala, da hoce tudi ma podrocju
gospodarskih mnozicnih akcij
sodelovati z ljudstvom ter pri-
spevati svoj del "a cimprejsnjo
obnovo domovine. Povsod sc vr-
Sc priprave "a zbiranje sickle
nih odpadkoy.
'Nocemo zaostajati "a drugi-
m;r' .ie parola, Xxi povezuje vse
poedince pozrtvovalnem sode-
lovanju ma izgradnji gospodar-
stva.. .~-~ ~-.
l. (Nadaljevanje ma s. stranD
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IL cerkniske okolice ma Not
ranjskem smo >priobcili dosedaj
lie par pisem. Mrs. Antonija Ba-.
raga, scproga poznanega trgov-
ca whom, Mr.. Antona Baraga
IL 1928 Waterloo Rd., je pre-
jela zadnji teden pismo cd svo-
jega brata in necakinje. Pisejo
IL popolnoma porusene vasi
Osredka pri Begunjah mad Cerk-
nico. Pismo vsebuje sledece "a
nimivosti:
'Draga mi sestra!
"Namenil sem sc I'll pisati par
vrstic in pref ko I'll kaj vec pi-
sem, TIE pozdravim, kakor tudi
vso druzino, FAM, Zofi, Bini, &c
ste kaj v blizini skupaj.
"Pises, da tam je dobro, t6kaj
pri mas je bilo pa jako slabo. Pa
zdaj Sc tudi tukaj zboljsuje. Do
zdaj je bilo pa ze tako hudo. Tez-
ko je bilo prosjacit, ker tukaj so
nam vse unicili, vse pozgali. Nj
mamo zivine, nimamo obleke.
Nam nj drugega ostalo, kar smo
imeli ma sebi. Pa kupit nismo
mogli mic.
"Daj, &c I'll je mogoce kaj po-
magat; &c mores kaksne obleke
poslat, kakrsna je, nam DO do
bro prisla.
"zdaj TIE pa Sc enkrat pozdra-
vim in vse Tvoje.
"Joze Sivic."
Pismo Cd necakinje pa vse-
buje sledece:
"Osredek, Z. sept, 1915.
':Draga teta!
"Sporocam Vam, da smo do
bill Vase pismo, XII Sc nam je
cudno zdelo, ker drugi so re vsi
dobili pjsma IL Amerike, k nam
pa Sc mic. Vase pismo je hodilo
tri mesece.
"Blagor Vam, ko ste Sc vsi Ii
vi in zdravi. Toda pri mas, ma
Vasem nekdanjem domu, je ci-
sto drugace; je strasno, strasno
razdejanje celega Osredka.
"zalostno novice Vam pisem,
da Tone je bill ubit 13. augusta
1912 ma Blokah cd fasistov.
Gnali SO ga zvezanega kot psa
ma morisce, z drugimi Osredca-
nj vred V gmajno. Tam SO jih
umorili in Sc sedaj tam pocivajo
Takrat, ko so nasega Toneta, SO
Sc IL Osredcanov V enem dnevu
umorili. Sedaj, ko je konec vol
ne, bono "a vse Sveti prekopali
re sedaj Sc bojim, koliko joka
bo zopet. IL Osredka je ubitih
Is oseb.
"Draga teta! Mama nasa je
tako hudo bolna, da bi sc cudez
naredil, &c bi ozdravela. Ko je
Osredek prvic gorel, 20. okto'
bra 1912, takrat je drugi dar
zbolela. Potem je bila ma prsiE
operirana. Bila je re veckrat '
bolnisnici, a je vse zaman. Ma
ma je cedalje slabsi. Tako je
bolna, da niti lezati ne more
Ravno danes imamo obiske pr
mani in pravijo, da zgleda, kot
da bi bila 20 let stara.
"Hvala Bogu, mas Francelj j
Sc xiv in zdrav. Leta 1910 in
1941 je bill v trgovski Soil '
Ljubljani, ravno tedaj, ko je de-
lal izpit, pa so ga fasisti odvle'
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Borogovim piseio IL Osredko mad Cerknico

xii v Italijo v ainternacijo. Bill je
dive lett tam; prisel je Sc majhno
xiv domo. Draga teta, kako smo
bill vsi veseli, ko Sc je letos spo-
mladi po treh letih vrnil domov.
Ko je objel bolno mater, je tudi
on zaplakal: mama, mama!
Druga beseda je bila 'kje je To-
ne?' Prisel je ma same razvaline,
pri mas je vse pozgano; druzega
nam nj ostalo, kakor v elmer
smo bill obleceni.
"Prvic nam je pozgal Italian
kozovc, skedenj, kasco in dr.
varnico, drugic nam je Nemec
hiso in stalo. Dve lett smo mo-
rail- "a jest prosit, Sc soil nismo
mogli kupiti. Sedaj je mas Fran
cell tudi soldat, je v Ljubljani.
Je tax fest fant, da Sc ljudje
kar cudijo. Ne vem, &c DO hotel
biti v Csredku, Sc je proved v
mestu privadil. Najrajsi bi Sc
naprej studiral, a nista alta ne
mama zadovoljna. Kdo DO pa do
ma delal? Sc bolj hudo bi nam
bilo, &c mas ne bi on tolazil.
"Vsega gorja, XII smo ga to
vojsko prestali, mi nj mogoce
opisati. Cudno je, da smo ostali
Sc zivi. V nasem koncu je ostala
Lenarca hisa, ceprav nj vsa ce-
la, pa smo tri druzine notri.
Sal sta Lenarca oba ubita, bo-
ira in sin Ivan. Nasa teta je
zmeraj glib, della, je pridna. Alta
je bolj reven. Sal vse njive ne
obdelujemo, "a delo smo trije.
Prosim, da mi oprostite, ko Vam
JAZZ pisem, ker teta ali alta sta Sc
kar odvadla pisati.
."Kako boste tudi vi veseli, ko
sc Vas Toni vrne. Ko bi vedeli,
da je Sc kje v Italiji, bi ga sla z
nasim Franclom obiskat. To bi
bilo veselje, &c bi skupaj prisli,
ceprav Sc nismo Sc nikoli videli.
Mi 81 kar predstavljamo, da mas
Vas Toni obisce.
"Ce morete povedat Jersice-
vemu Francetu, da je brat Tone,
XII je bill ma Gornjem 1gu, tudi
mrtev in brat Henrik, XII je bill
pri Jersicu, je tudi umrl. Povej-
te tudi cd nase name. Nase Ju-
stine MOI je Sc xiv. Sal Vam bo-
mo pozneje slike poslali.
"Lesnjakov boter SO tudi ubi-
ii. Micka je pri nasem sosedu
porocena. Pri spelinu je tudi
MOI joe ubit in je vse pozgano
'Prosimo Vas prav lepo, &C
nam morete kaj obleke poslat
sal maj DO stara, samo da bi bile
"a obleci. Bliza Sc zima, pa nj.
lnamo kaj obleci in kje dobiti
Teta, ponovno Vas prav lepc
prosimo, &c morete kaj obleke
poslati, ker Vam naravnost po
vem, da nimamo kaj obleci, kel
nam je vse zgorelo.
"Pisem vam samo povrsno
toliko, da veste, da nekaj mas
je Sc ucakalo mir, ceprav sme
bill veckrat v smrtni nevarnosti
Bonn Sc drugic kaj vec pisala.
"Sprejmite prisrcne pozdrave
VISA Vasa druzina in Vasi So
rodniki cd name, ata, tete in
"Pepce'
"Zdravo!
"Pozdravijo tudi sosedje."
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minjata burnega popoldneya 20.
oktohra 1914 in dni, XII SO nepo-
sredno sledili. Tudi Nova Doba
sledecega tedna je izsla en- dan
pozneje kot obicajno.
sNova Doba," gldsilo ABB.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-23
NOVICE IL JUGOSLAVIJ
Borci in ljudstvo Slovenskega Prorja svoji domovni

Ljubljanski dnevnik 'Ljudska
pravica," dne 8. septembra po-
roca:
TIE dni sc tudi borci in ljud-
stvo Slovenskega Primorja mno-.
gostevilno udelezujejo kampa-
ME "a zbiranje starega zeleza,
XII sc je ma poziv domovine raz-
mahnila po vsej nasi zemlji. Ma
vseh sestankih in po vseh mia
dinskih domovih govore mladin-
ci, zene in delavci velikem de-
lu "a obnovo nase dezele in O po-
moci, XII jo lahko nudimo z zbi-
ranjem raztresenih kosov stare
ga zeleza, XII ga bodo livarne in
tovarne predelovale v ogrodje
"a mostove, v tracnice, traktor-
je in prepotrebne zelezne in je-
klene izdelke, XII jih rabi domo-
vina "a svojo obnovo.
S teh sestankov Sc je preneslo
navdusenje "a pomoc pri obnovi
svoje domovine ma delovne sku-
pine mladine, zena in delavcev,
XII so skupno borci jugoslovan-
ske armade, kot so Sc z mimi
skupno borili v dneh slavnih ma
rodnoosvobodilnih bojev, zaceli
zbirati stare zelezo cd Masuna
do Trsta in Soce.
Blizu st. Petra je bila nekdaj
italijanska vojasnica. St. Petr-
ska mladina je tam v enem dne-
WI zbrala 10 ton starega zeleza
in ga nalozila ma kamion, XII ga
je prepeljala ma zeleznisko posta~
jo. In tako je povsod. Skupine
mladine in borcev zbirajo oh ce-
stah ali oh progah, po poljih ali
po hribih uniceno sovraznikovo
orozje, topove, kamione, tanke,
XII jih je razbila napredujoca &C.
trta armada v aprilskih dneh le-
tos sponladi. Zbirajo razbitine,
da Sc bodo tako nekega dne oko-
ristili tenn vojnim plenom, ko
bo prislo IL tovarn novo preka-
ljeno zelezo.
S hriba pri St. Vidu in Gocah
pri Vipavski dolini so mladinci
in borci 20. divizije 10 kilome-
trov dalec nosili kose zrusenega
bombnika. V Divaci je ljudstvo
svojim borcem zbralo so ton ze-
leza.
V vseh krajih ma Primor-
skem, v Kozini, Ilirski District,
Postojni, Ajdovscini, povsod We
sele in delovne skupine pred ju-
tranjim delom ma polju in pred
pricetkom vezbanja borcev, med
opoldanskim odmorom, pod We
Ger in kadar koli Sc "a to ponudi
prilika, zbirajo stare zelezo. Ma
zbiraliscih in zelezniskih posta-
jah Sc zelezne gomile vecajo dan
"a dnem..
Vas "a vasjo in okraj z okra-
kjem tekmuje, kdo DO vec nabral.
Dosedanji uspehi zbiranja ze
znasajo rs vagonov zeleza in
okoli tri tone aluminija. Ma va
gone, XII bodo odpeljali zbrano
zelezo v liyarne, je primorsko
ljudstvo napisalo z velikinai cr-
kani: "Svoji domovini, demo-
kraticni federativni Titovi Ju-
goslayiji, -borci in ljudstvo Slo-
venskega Primorja! 4. G.
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PRED LETOM JE
BILO

Line ~. oktODfa letOS 90 pO-
tek1o emo leto cd velike plinske
eksplozije v Clevelandu, Ohio,
XII je odjeknila po vseh Zedinje-
nih drzavah, posebno pa Sc v
vseh naselbinah, kjer bivajo Slo-
venci. Cleveland je namrec maj
vecja slovenska naselbina ma
ameriskem kontinentu in vsled
tega skoro nj Slovenca v Ameri-
XII, XII ne bi incl tn svojih sorod-
nikov, prijateljev ali znancev.
Steer so Slovenci v Clevelandu
razdeljeni v vec locenih in koli-
kor toliko kompaktnih naselbin,
toda najbolj znana je ma ST.
Clair Avenue, in to je' plinska
eksplozija prizadela.
K sreci je bila katastrofa ONE
jena lie ma primeroma majhen
del te naselbine, severno cd &C.
ste St. Clair. Ma omenjeni cesti
je bilo resno prizadetih lie par
poslopij; zdrobGenih pa je bilo
sto in sto izlozbenih in drugih
oxen. Poleg tega je eksplozija
pima moeno poskodovala cesti
St. Clair in Norwood, XII sta bill
dokoncno popravljeni sele pred
nekaj tedni. Ako bi Sc bill eks-
ploziji sledeci polar razsiril ju-
zno preko ceste St. Clair, bila bi
katastrofa, posebno "a Slovence,
neprimerno vecja. Kot je bilo, je
bilo prizadetih mnogo vec dru-
gorodcev kot Slovencev. Smrt-
nih zrtev je bilo okrog 40, med
mimi kakih 10 Slovencev in Hr-
vatov. Natancno stevilo nj bilo
nikdar tocno ugotovljeno. Mno-
GIN Slovencem pa SO zgorele hi
Sc vsem imetjem in nekateri
so bill tudi poskodovani. Rese-
valna in odpomozna sluzba je
bila nitro organizirana, in, ker
je bilo vreme lepo in gorko, nj
bilo cezmerno trpljenja, razen
pri tistih, XII so bill direktno
osebno prizadeti.
Plinska druzba je brez okle-
vanja placala "a vso skodo. Pts
Gu ter vrstic nj znano, De e v
vseh primerih plaeala dovolj,
toda ma splosno prevladuje mne-
ME, da druzba nj skoparila z od-
skodnino. Mnogi nasi rojaki, XII
so v katastrofi izgubili hise, so
81 kupili bivalisca drugod. Po-
gorisce je po enem letu v CLAW
mem se vedno tako kot je bilo.
Ozgani temelji poslopij, deloma
obrasli s plevelom, med mimi pa
tn in tam crni skeletoni ozga-
nih dreves. Ma novo zgrajenega
nj videti nicesar. Morda se bodo
bivsi stanovalci doticne sekcije
raje naselili kje drugje, dalec cd
zelezniskega ttira in trpkih spo-
nninov. Cleveland in bliznja oko-
lica imata dosti lepsih krajev.
Poslopje, kjer je urednistvo
Move Dobe, nj bilo po eksploziji
lin pozaru prizadeto, dasi ie go
rela prazna hisa prav v ozadju
1dvorisca, in oba urednika Sc Oh
'priliki prve obletnice 1.-Two spo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-23

Ljubljanski dnevnik "Ljudska
pravica," dne 8. septembra po-
roca:
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units stationed around and in
Los Angeles. He was discharged
Feb. 7, 1945, and after investi-
eating the possibilities of the re-
adjustment allowance program
was impelled to open his own
station.
He leases his station from one
of the major oil companies,
and reports that although bus
mess was slow at first it is
gradually picking up, and that
he hopes to be completely self
sufficient soon, although he will
have the benefit of the self
employed allowance for one
year from the time he initiated
his claim. The bill guarantees
up to $500 per month for IL
months, or the difference be-
tween the claimants net earn
ings and 500 per month. the
Montana Commission st ates
The unemployed allowance pays
veterans who cannot find work
$40 per week for a maximum
period of 50 weeks. Veterans
should inquire at one of the q
local public employment offices
or write the commission in Hell
ena for information concerning
their rights to allowances un-
der the G. I. bill, the conmiss-
ion SAYS.
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Fill 'er up!" is music to the
ears of Alvin C. Hochhalter, %,
service station operator of Har-
din, recently discharged from
the army and now drawing
self-employed readjustment al
lowances from the government
under the G. I. bill.
THE allowance I receive from
the government made it possible
for me to open my own bust
ness, said ex-Coast Artillery
man Hochhalter. Without it
I wouldn't have been able to
hold out or eat", he continued.
Hochhalter is one OF more
I t h an sc Montana veterans
drawing self-employed allowan-
ces or who have drawn the al
lowance under Title v of the
G. I. Bill, which title the I'M
employment compensation COM
mission of Montana is admin
istering fir the veterans admin
istration. In addition. more than
$50 other discharged veterans
have drawn, or are drawing
the unemployed allowance, ac-
cording to the commission.
] The Hardin veteran spent
three years and four months ir
the antiaircraft artillery com.
mand, first at Camp Callen
Calf, and later with defense
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Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wag-
ner and Marilyn, Pvt. and Mrs.
Dwayne Reed, MIR. and Mrs.
Herman Pauley and Douglas
and Mrs. C. M. Doane were
camping at Little Horn canyon
over the week end.
Rev. Joseph A. Balfe, 81,
pastor of st. Francis church at
Missoula, left Tuesday by plane
for Spokane to witness the
marriage of his nephew, who
has Just returned from three
years of service in Europe.
According to word received
here this week, Mr.. and Mrs
j. H. lesser, formerly of Har-
din, have moved from Riverside
Calf, and have bought home
on the bay at Newport, Calf
Mr.. lesser, after being in the
hospital for three weeks, is re-
ported to be much improved
since their change of residence
Mrs. Mcneil and Myrna Of
Billings were guests Sunday al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Walker o.
Scoby spent the week end ir
Hardin visiting friends. They
were houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Collier.
Mrs. Chester Scott and Bett,
spent the week end in Hardin
visiting Mrs. SCOTS parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bulls. The,
returned to their home in Lau
rel Monday.
MRS. Lillian Quinn announ
ces opening of piano classe
Saturday, Sept. 8. 36-1
Rhonald IverSon, Archie Gro
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yer and Chef Bounous spent
Labor day fishing at Willow
creek dam.
Mrs. Shirley Ickes returned to
Seattle Monday after spending
a few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark Bair.
Mrs. A. P. Sweeney and Mrs.
Nell Helton of Billings visited
over the week end at the home
of their son and brother Arthur
Sweeney.
Bobby Bylund returned Fri
day night from Williston,. N. D
where he has been visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lillian Quinn and Tom
Sawyer returned Monday even
ing from Minneapolis and st
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hammer
Dorothy, Betty and Donald were
Labor dav visitors to Yellow.
stone Park.
Mrs. Dell Kelly and Marilyn
| WHO 1ldVC USC1l VlSlClllS 1Ilt1lu'
in Hardin. returned to Mile!
City Monday evening.
Don Johnson returned Mon
day from Manhatten where III,
has been employed this summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis L. Bel
and Dickie and Carol Sue o
Colorado Springs spent Satur
day and Sunday at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bell.
The Congregational Ladie
Circle will meet Sept. 3. De
votions will be led by Mrs. F
E. Jackson. The program will b
conference reports. Mrs. R. E
Saunders and Mrs. F.. S. Nor
rison will be hostesses.
Mrs. Goldie Finlayso.l spen
Labor dav with her son-in-la1
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. f
H. Lomax of Dayton.
MIR. and Mrs. M. D. Holme
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Pvt. and Mrs. o. J. Pawlitschek,
and Mrs. Bob Young fished in
Lodge Grass canyon over the
week end.
Miss Marjorie Sikkenga of
Scoby spent the week end in
Hardin visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Sikkenga.
| Congregational Sunday school
will meet at 9:45 am. Sept. 9.
at II o'clock the delegates who
iattended the summer confer
ence and camp at Red Lodge
will conduct the morning SER
vices and give the report of
their summer session. All mem
bers of the church are urged to
be present.
MRS. Lillian Quinn announ-
ces opening of piano classes
Saturday, Sept. 8. 36-1"
Rev. and Mrs. Ben Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kicks, Mrs.
Charles Clement, Miss Lena
Lachenmaier attended the fell
lowship meeting at Broadus on
Monday. Rev. Nelson was a
guest speaker at the evening
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Corkfns.
Carl Bowman, and Mrs. Alfred
Bowman spent Labor day pike
fishing up IN e Yellowstone
river.
N. I. Goodell and Glenn re-
turned Saturday from Indiana
with a new school bus.
John Romine left Wednesday
for Bozeman and American Falls
.. Ida. where he will visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Egnew
and family of Laurel were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
L. Egnew.
Miss Bernice Teller left Mon
dav for Great Falls where she
will resume her studies at the
Urslene academy.
, Mrs. Kay Lovelace and two
daughters of Colstrip have
! moved into the Violet Alexander
, house.
M1 d11u N1S. VlCJOT OC6lIlIneCZ
. and Cpl. and Mrs. John Stein
.. metz spent last week in Sheri-
dan visiting relatives.
To all parents of school child
. rem: Please cooperate with the
; teachers this year. If you need
) to take your children with YOU
, try to plan your trips for q
. week end that will not interfere
; with their school work. Perfect
; attendance is one very gooc
) asset to good grades. Lura P
: Strand, County Supt. of Schools
; Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Buck
2 ingham and Mr. and Mrs. Ton
; Stevens of Lodge Grass spent
3 Tuesday evening at the Eugen
; Borgess. home.
. Mrs. Phillip Kerrick and two
. sons of Billings spent Labor day
. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
: Fred Kerrick.
= Montana Matrons will meet or
: Friday afternoon in the Con
. gregational church parlors. Mrs
. Helen Sullivan and Mrs. Rober
. Vickers will be hostesses.
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STOPS ON SHIP
IN TOKYO BAY

Matthew Stops, metalsmith
third class, USNR, of Crow A
gency is serving on the USS
Alabama, which is part of the
powerful Pacific fleet Compel
ing the first stages of the oc-
curation of Japan.
Under the operational control
of Admiral William F. Halsey,
the Alabama, with II other
battleships. IT aircraft carriers,
six escort carriers, 20 cruisers
and more than 900 other U. S.
ships, is helping take over con-
troll Of the Nips' big naval bases.
The explorer, Rear Admiral
Richard E. Byrd, USN, retired,
was on board temporarily dur
ng shore bombardment near
Tokyo shortly before the end of
the war. He called the lombard
ment "a milestone in warfare
because the ship was "able to
hit the target so accurately
without being able to see it,.
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Cpl. James Wallace Schoer
was recently promoted to his
present rank when he graduated
from Mechanics school August
rs as a Remote Control Turret
mechanic. Cpl. Schoer is now
instructing at Lowry field where
ne is stationed. He is the son
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FARM PRICES
SHOW DECLINE

A drop of two points in the
general farm price index for
the state of Montana was noted
between July Is and August Is.
the Bureau of AS ricult'lral E.
onomicS announced this week.
Responsible were four point
drops in the prices and indices
for grains and miScellaneo Gus
products. Fruits were up one
point and chickens and eggs
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Schoer of
Hardin.
Cpl. and Mrs. John Steinmetz
returned Monday to Camp
Beale, Calf, after spending ten
days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor SteinmetZ.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the beautiful
floral offerings and their many
kindnesses to us during our re-
cent bereavement.
Tony Rober
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moss
and family.
Buy War Bonds and Stamps
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rose eight points. There was no
change in the price level for
meat animals.
Wheat dropped from S1.41 to
S1.3o a bushel and barley ard
rye were also down slightly.
Wool price decreased from 40
lents to 80 cents pound.
Yocma.l nc Mahlon A. john
son, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Johnson left this week for a
Marine hospital in San Fran
cisco after spending two weeks
in Hardin. He has just returned
from IS months of overseas
duty in the Pacific.
TIE monetary unit in Afghan
i@tan is "Afghani" worth be-
tween nine and 10 cents In
| American money
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-06
WOOLENS TO BE
FREED FOR FALL

Thousands of yards of wool
ems and worsted will be freed
for the civilian market before
Christmas through cutbackS of
about 100 per cent on the Ar
my's wool procurements. The
cutbacks affect serges, flannels,
blankets and such critically
short civilian items as heavy
weight underwear.
The production of certain
types of Women's and misses
Gotten house dresses is expect
ed to be stimulated in August
and September through this
weeks actions of WPB which
made available new quantities
of cloth and offered manufact-
urers higher priority ratings.