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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21
(Nadaljevanje)

Peter je posluhnil, da bi ujel,
kaj govorita. Besede SO kot sum
vode nerazloGno prihajale do
MEGA. Zganil Sc je in besno pre-
meril vso druzbo. Ujel je Pod
mejacev pijani pogled, XII ga je
n1eril, kakor da izziva. Hotel
mu je nekaj reei, a mu je bill je-
nix ohromel zaradi razburje-
MIA in magic popitega vina. Tru-
dill Sc je, da bi glavo drzal po-
konci, s tezavo je odpiral veke,
a je vse nekam tonilo, glasovi
in ljudje, BE lue ma stem =
Pol ure pozneje je stal pred
krcmo. Ma mrzlem zraku ga je
popuscala vinjenost, vracala sc
mu je zavest. Fantje so bill ze
odsi z dekleti. Zadnji vrisk in
glas harmonike sta bila ze IL
ginila v daljavi mad gmajno. Tu-
di Podjema6 je bill ze odsel, od-
hajaje je vrgel Petru pikro be-
sedo, da je Ia razburjen planil
proti MENU. Tega Sc .je medic
spominjal. Sosedje so ga zgra-
bill in ga posedli ma klop, a on
jih je imenoval hinavce. Tako Sc
Sc nikoli nj vedel. Nekdo ga je
hotel cello udariti, a so drugi to
ubranili. ''Pusti ga, SO rekli,
'saj vidis, da je pijan" Peter
je bill uzaljen. ''Kdo je pijan %
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lNadaljevar1je ! z. strani)

lNadalJevanJe = Z strand
de gospodx Msss0linija pa no$e
gl0b0ko spo5toO0nje'' it'd.
Nadalje popisuje NatlaGen v
syojefa poro6ilu pobegli jugoslo-
venski vladi potovanje X Mus
solniju in papezu.
spijon In skofov kurir 2 Vatika-
nom salezijanec Blatnik je
sporocn skofovo kritiko, da
je terror talijanskih olku-
patorjev presIab
Sodisee je "a tenn pregledova-
10 razne slike, porocila in akte,
Iii SO bill dokaz najvernejsega
'sodelovanja 2 okupatorjen.
Dne 6. maja 194t je bila OBJ
javljena v italijanskem in slo-
venskem jeziku spomenica, XII 10
je skof Rozman postal Mussoli-
niju:
<fDuce! q UehEim Veseljen,
.smao zvedeN, da je slovensko
FoSemlje sasedeso po itakjamski
vojski oklja6e'ao . itaIjansko
craljestVo. Prosina Vas, da
sprejnaete najglobljo zahvalo u
insenu use duhouS6ine Skofije te-
ga ozemlja aoradi sirokogrudme
in shcrbae wredatue, ki ste 10 po-
kloniR slovenskenau prebival-
Fstvw. Sprejnsite ta4di, Duce, isra-
se aase brespogojne vdanosti in
sodelovanja. Hkrati prosina, ,,aj
bo$W blagoslov pride 'sa Vase de-
10, mad use veziki itakjanski ma-
rod ter ssad slovensko ljwdstvo,
ks DO pod ohriljena rimskega ins-
perija lahko Sivelo in Sc rasvi-
jalo."
Nadalje je bilo na sodiseu raz-
odeto, da je skofijski ordinari-
jat postal podobno izjavo vdano-
,sti dne 26. augusta 1941, in tekst
obeh izjav je priblizno enak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21
SODNlJSKi PROCEs PROT
ST. OvENSklM zDAJALCEM

Skof Rozman nj nikoli zanikal
te iziave ali protestiral, da bi bi-
10 besedilo potvorieno, ter j
kmalu zatem bral zahvalno ma
50 Oh anelRsiji Slovenije. "Ljub-
ljanski skofijski list" izdaja-
tell skofijski ordinarljat- -Igna-
|cij Len6ck, v svoji Stevilki 4-6,
81. Julia 1941 prinasa sledeco
objavo skofa Rozmana:
"Pomembni zgodovinski do
|godki," v katerem pravi, da je
ljubl ljanska skofija dozivela vec
sprememb, odkar je izsla zadnja
|stevilka fijskegs 1ista kot
pref v vsem stoletju. Rozman
nato na vse pretege hvali tall
janske okupatorje in znova pole
vso hvalo kralju in duceju. Slic-
nj pozdrav je postal tudi hrvat-
sken1u poglavnfku Pavelieu po
konzulu profesorju Salihu Ba-
ljicu, XII je pisal: .
"Prostajna posjeta! Povodon1
premestenja u Prag, konzul po-
Geo je praviti oprastajne posje-
te u Ljubljani. Znaeajne 50 rije-
ei, koje su pale kod oprostajne
posjete kod generala Rupnika,
ravnatelja redarstva DIR. Hacina
ter kneza biskupa dr.. Rozmana.
Narcotic je knee biskup DIR. Roz-
man uputio blagoszov poglavni-
ku ! hrvatskoj drSavi."
"Jutro" je s. oktebra 1941
prineslo med noticami O "Viso-
kin odlikovanjih" tudi tole:
"Njegovo VeH6anstvo kralj in
cesar je ma ducejev predlog is
lastnega suverenega ,,agiba od-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21

lak0C0l sssele,co sssgr. 0rsgos5
ia Eoznsano, ljubljosskega &so-
ia, konaturskin odiEovdmjem
redG itGijGnske krone"
D,e II. decembra 1912 je skof
R0xmar pisal itaIijanskemu ge-
neralu Mariu Robottiju, XII se .je
po ofenzivi proti partizanom v
Kocevskem Rogu vracal v tia
jo, naslednje:
"Ekselenca! Oh tel priliki Sc
Yam, ekselenca, prisreno zahva-
ljujem "a Vase veliko dobrohot-
most. Oh Vasem odhodu in Ljub-
lame zelim Vasi ekselenei bozii
blagoslov "a Vase delovanje ma
noyem polozaju, da bi bilo "a vse
koristno In da bi Vasi ekselenci
prineslo osebno sreco in cast"
v roski ofenzivi so Italijani
ma stotine Slovencev umorili, po-
zgali stevilne vasi, razdejai par
tizanske bolnisniee v gozdovih,
bolnike in ranjence pa postrelili.
Ali Sc je skof zahvaljeval itali-
janskemu generalu "a to edo
brohotnost" in mu zelel "obilen
blagoslov na novem polozaju?"
Tozilee je predlagal document
"a dokumentom o ovaduskem
delu nekaterih slovenskih du-
.hovnikov. Bill so to originalni
:dokumenti, katere je deloma il
italijanskega jezika prevajal tol-
mac, deloma jih je pa IL original
Inih prevodov bral predsednik
sodisca.
L. teh dokumentov je bilo raz-
vidno, da je salezijanec Blatnik
vohunil "a pristasi osvobodilne
fronte in partizanov in jih ova-
jail Italijanom. Poudarjeno je
bio, da je bill Blatnik kurir sko-
IA Rozmana med koncentracii-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21

skin1i taborisci il njssov kurir =
VatikAno1n.
L porocila divizije Granati-
.eri d Sardegna Cd Is. julia
1912 p0roca tajnik +. Rabaiotti:
"Po njihoyih podatkih se ma
.haj2 v Rakitni nehi mlad zupnik
po imenu Kunstelj, ki je pray
tako lojalen, . je zelo bojec in
bo prav tako dajal informacije,
&c je gotov, da ga (partizani) ne
,odkrijejo." ,
(NGdaljeuonJe sleds)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21

je duplex lisa, s S in 6 sobami;
velika lota; vse moderno, for
nez in hrastovi podi; lesena obi
ta hisa. Ma 1854 in 1852 e. 60
st. Cena zmerna. Poizve Sc ma
1854 e. go st. ali poklicite
EN- O352.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21

Prsskrbits potrsbno nsgo
slovGnslei nnladini Y Sloveniju
Prispovajte n ot1oSko bolnico
' Slovsnijil v uEadu 'Enako-
pravnosti" lshko oddaste vas
delexl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21

opremljeno soho "a postenega
starejsega moskega. Najraje
pri odrasli mirni druzini st.
clairski ali collinwoodski nasel-
bini. Naslov Sc maj pusti v uradu
"Enakopravnosti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21
FRANCE BEVK:
MED DVEMA
VOJNAMA


In Je O0Sei Ter zaluScnll vratI.
Zdaj Sc je tega sramoval, roka
mu je il zadrege segla po klo-
buku.
ozrl Sc je po gori, XII se je ma
severovzhodu kot kopa risala
na nebo. Ia MO je drzavna me-
ia :. Segel je v zep, mrzlo je-
klo ga je zazeblo. Posluhnil je.
v dolgi vrsti dreves, XII so rasla
" zivem plotu, je sumel veter;
donasal je suho hstje il gozda.
Skozi mrzlo noe je bio slisati
bite ure. Enaj jsta? Polnoc? Nj
mogel vedeti, kako pozno je ze.
Preden je zadnjikrat udarilo, Sc
je cd gozda, oh katerem je vo-
dila pot, razlegnilo hripavo pc
tie. Glas de rasel, kakor da no.
&c do zvezd, a Sc je sredi pesrnl
pretrgal in z ubitim zvokom
umrl v noGi.
Peter Sc je zdrznil, kakor da
ga je koseena roka zgrabila "a
vrat. Incl je obeutek, da stoji
sredi Srne pustinje, il katere
ne najde izhoda in v kateri je
Sc sam sebi tuj. Misel, XII ga je
bila "a hip popustila, ga je zno-
va zagrnila kot temni valovi, a
on je plaval v njih kot v lepki,
gnusni tekoeini Ozrr Sc je
po svetlih oknih krcme in krenil
po stranski stezi oh zivem plo-
.tu. Hodil je magic. Hripavo Pc
tie, XII Sc je zdaj pa zdaj dvigni-
10 in sc znova prelomilo, mu je
kazalo pot.
Nebo Sc je bilo Cd vzh oda
ueistilo, prikazale so Sc blede
zvezde. Ma mesecu so lezali tez-
XII oblaki, sc zagrinjai mad niz-
kimi grebeni zapadnih CORA,
Zernlja je bila ogrnjena v me-
del syit,. " katerem so Sc posast
no premikale senee, grmovja in
'dreves. Med skalami in ledom je
klokotal potocic.
Peter je opotekaje Sc presto
pill poledenelo brv, Sc bezno ozrl
po samotni koci, preplezal leso
sredi klanca Pred MIN sc je
prikazala senca. Podjemac! Sto-
pal je siroko, bill S palieo oh ka-
menje in Sc z roko oprijemal
strme zmrzle grive. Trudil Sc je,
da bi znova zapel, a mu je glas
zamrl ze v prsih. LIE zdaj pa
zdaj Sc mu je izvila trda, ne
razlocna kletev.
Temna, -zibajoca Sc postava je
Petra navdala z novo odloe-
nostjo. Kaj hoce temu eloveku? ?
2 roko je segel v Yep, a jo je
umaknil, kakor da ga je speklo.
Obslo ga je nejasno sramova-
ME, oklevaje je "a hip postal,
a nato Sc je se bolj divje pognal
dalje. Bio mu je, kakor da mu
tenh, XII Sc ziblje pred MIN, po-
ganja vso kri v mozgane. Bill je
v trenutku streznjen. Rahla
omama, XII je ostala, Ga je dela-
la le De bolj odlo6enega in "a
grizenega.
Ves cas- nj odmaknil oci cd
PodmejaEa, sledil mu je kot EVER
svoji zrtvi. Steza je bila ma IL
stem nlestu najozja. Podmejae
je nen2dou1a stopH pod pot, v
sadovnjak, III Sc je raztezal M
levici, &c magic in molce motal
med drevjem in obstal pred tn
10 hiso. Bio je vse mirno, v ok
nih hi bilo lu1i! Ozri Sc je in po-
sluhnil, kakor da Sc mn dozde-
va, da .niu nekdo sletii. Peter
sc je bill stis1il K nekenau dreve-
su. Mixer aiasH.
Pijan6ek se ie vrrlil ma pot
hode pFishsAkovsl in zadrzeval
sapo, zdai pa zdai j. napol okre.
nil glavo. Strsh mn j. urevnal
hojc, noga se mu je le tn pa
tam z2pletla- Peter je stopal
skOFaj po prstih. Obcutil j. ra-
'h1oeneodioGnost, vendar bi Sc -
niE ~ svetu ne BIZ okrenil ali
uN~Srtn1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21
Dive

odrasli osebi, srednj njih let, brez
otrok, zelita dobiti v najem sta
novanje s 8 ali 4 sobami med e.
IS in rs st. ali pa v collinwood-
ski naselhini. Naslov sc maj pu-
sti v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21
Hisa naprodaj

ma 18201 Windward; 6 sob "a
emo druzino, sedaj prazna. Sc
proda ali zamenja "a majhno
dvo-druzinsko hiso. Poklicite
lastnika po 4. uri popoldne w
1865.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21

nutka do trenutka sc je prebu-
ja1o jecanje in znova umiralo v
nerazlo6nem Sunni. Dalet okrog
nj bio kake hise ne ljudi. &c bi
kdo zaypil, bi ga nihce ne sill
Sal zazen dreves, XII so v noci
rogaj joce, zamolklo v stoterem
odnevu oponasale vsak glas.
Podmejac je razlocno zaslisal
hoio "a seboj. Podvizal Sc je, q
Sc nj upal ozreti; 8 palico je Be
bolj divje udrihal po kamenju.
Slednjie Sc je spotaknil oh ko-
renino, le 8 tezavo Sc je vzdrzai
ma nogah. ,.
Ia spodtikljaj ga je razburil,
navdal z grozo. Okrenil Sc je in
zagledal tenjo, XII je nj spoznal.
Yes se je zleenil, tako Sc je pre-
strasil. Premeril je Petru pail
co, a ga nj udaril, le hripavo Sc
mu je izvilo IL grla:
"HudH, kdo pa si?"
Peter je obstal ma robu steze
in Sc oglasil.
''Saj Sc mi je zdelo', je hrop-
nil Podmejac. "Zakaj pa me
strasis?
Zdelo Sc mu je? Peter je dr.
zal roko v zepu, a nj mogel spre-
govoriti.-
"Kaj mi hoces?" je zakrieal
pijsnee; zaradi jeze je bio vse
pogorelo v MEM. Petrov molk
sc mu je zdel grozec in ga je de-
lal neumnega. v krcmi, pre- d
ljudmi,, Sc ga nj bal, a zdaj je
koprnel pred MIN. 'Povej, kaj
mi ho6es, ali pa pojdi po svoji
poti!'
"Zdaj tt Sc nocem povedati' +,
je rekel Peter trdo. me bonn
delal ovinkov: to bi rad vedel,
&c 81 me res ii ovadil."
Nekaj trenutkov nj bilo slisa-
ii drugega kot sum vetra.
"Sam hudic! ze v krcmi 81
pred vsemi ljudmi cikal ma to,
ali mislis, da nisem razumel? ?
Opil 81 Sc, ali pa 81 znorel. Zlo-
DEF k kako pa 81 prisel ma to?
kdo je iztegnil jerk? Tozit te
cojdem!"
Podmejaeu je zmanjkalo sa-
pc. v grlu mu je hroplo, kakor
da hoce zakasljati, a ne more.
Zamahnil je s pokvecano desni-
co; levica, v kateri je drzal pa
lico, sc mu je tresla, oci je obup-
no upiral v Petra.
"Pojdi ME tozit, ako bos uteg-
.nil', je rekel Peter grozece.
"Jutri me ne bo vee v vasi >"
Podmejae Sc je ma te besede
prihu1il kot pod udarcem. Toda
v hipu je planil, kakor da Sc
hoee odtrgati cd zemlje in STR
lett.
"Kaj pa mislis ?' je pognal il
sebe med kasljem. "Kdo pa tt
ie to natvezil?' Cetudi me ljudje
ne postejejo, kaj takega pa ven
dar mel"
''Tistega dne 81 bill edini pri
meni."
"Pri tebi?" je moz zastokal
in obmolknil; zbiral je misli.
"stresnica, pri tebi! &c bi te
mislil ovajati, bi Sc ii ne bill Sci
nastavljat. A? Kaj nisem vedel
kljub temu, kje 81 in kaj de-
Ias?~ Vsi sn1o vedeli, vsi -"
Peter je stal nepremicen kot
trs. Kar je Podmejae govoril,
je bila resnica. Vsi so vedeli.
Tudi drugi so zgali, a jih nihce
nj tidal. cemu maj bi bill to sto-.
ril prav Podmejae? In cemu maj
bi tidal prav NIGGA? Temelj
sumnje Sc mu je posipal . :. Pa
lido, kdo? Nekdo, XII ga je hotel
uniciti. A kdo?
Podmejac je cutil Petrov po-
raz, vracal sc mu je pogum.
Uzaljenost in jeza sta bruhali il
nigga. Sill je v molcecega, mu
oGital in grozil. Ko je opazl Pc
trovo nervozno kretnjo, Sc je
a V
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-21
StanOvann

Sc odda zenski srednjih let, pri
vdovi. Lahko 81 kuha in pere.
Vse udobnosti. Vprasa sc ma
15908 Corsica Ave., KE 4343.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-03-15
AFL CategOricaly Denies Right of WITH To Speak for
Predominant Group of Organized Labor in America

New York City (ILNS)-The AM
erican Federation of Labor has made
formal demand that it be granted
equal recognition with the World Fed
GRAFTON of Trade Unions by the allied
military governments in Germany and
full freedom to work with German
trade unions in all occupation zones.
Matthew Woll, AFL vice-president
aand chairman Of the Free Labor Trade
Union Committee of the Labor League
for Human Rights filed the demand
in cablegram to Irving j. Brown,
AFL representative in Europe. The
cablegram declared that 1--WE categor-
ically deny the right Of the WITH to
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-03-15
AL Demands Allied Control Council
Give Federation Equal Power With
WFTUto Work With German Unions
AFL To See Truman

The AFL demand followed up it's
victory at the recent London confer
ence in obtaining equal consultative
status with the WITH in the coun-
ellis of the United Nations. Federation
action was precipitated by the asser-
tion of Brown that the labor policies
of the allied governing powers in Ger
many were being dictated secretly by
Sidney Hillman, chairman of the CIO
Political Action Committee, who has
just completed visit to Germany as
a member of special commission of
the WITH.
Woll said that the AFL Executive
Council had voted to send committee
to confer with President Truman and
learn from him "by what authority
Mr.. Hillman processes not only to
speak for all American labor but also
for the U. S. government in the for
mutation of Allied military govern
ment labor policies"
AFL interest in "the development
of a genuine free trade union move
ment throughout Germany as the best
guarantee of democratic and peace
full Germany" was cited by Woll.
Cited Stand on Slave Labor
what is more," he pointed out,
"the interest of the AFL in the de-
velopment of bona fide free trade
unions as the bulwark of a peaceful
and democratic Germany is not of re-
cent origin or dictated by desire to
gain narrow organization advantage
in the international labor movement.
even in the darkest hours of the
war, even in the moments of the most
bitter military struggle, the AFL was
true to the solidarity of international
labor and vigorously rejected every
proposal for organizing slave labor
battalions of German workers after
Germany was defeated"
Equal Consideration Asked
The text of Woll's cablegram to
Brown follows:
Immediately present official de-
mand of the AFL to Control Council
in Berlin and the respective represen-
tatives Of the occupying powers that
the AFL as the predomination labor or
ganization of America insists that it
be granted equal consideration and
recognition accorded any other labor
organization by the occupying powers
in Germany and full freedom to work
with the German trade unions through
out all zones.
'We base our demand on UNO of
ficial decision granting equal recogni-
tion to AFL with all other labor or
ganizations, national or international
in scope. We further categorically
deny the right of the WFTU to speak
for the predominant group of organ
lied labor in America.
Points to Democratic Record
eve also stress our continued in
terest in the development of a genu-
inc free trade union movement
throughout Germany as the best guar
antor of democratic and peaceful
Germany. Our record shows contin-
uous support of truly democratic ele-
ments and resistance to all the totali-
tartan forces within Germany before
the war, during the conflict and since
it's conclusion.
(Signed) Matthew Woll, Chmn,
'Free Trade Union Committee,
Labor League for Human Rights,
AFL."
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-03-15

speak for the predominant group of
organized labor in America"
Instructing Brown to present the
AFL's official demand to the Control
Council in Berlin and to the represen-
tative of the 4 occupying powers,
Woll asserted that 1--WE base our de-
mand on UNO official decision grant
ing equal recognition to AFL with
all other labor organizations, national
or international in scope" In a cabled
reply, Brown stated that he had filed
the demand through the State Depart
ment and was preparing to go to Ber-
lin to appear before the Control Coun-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-03-15

You are Assured Prompt Service
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-02

In a candle-light ceremony at hei
home at 37l5 ~ Haight Ave, Port
land, Ore, at 800 p. m. March 3
Miss Leone Boyle became the bride
of Louis P Beasley of Libby.
The young couple exchanged vows
before a mantle banked with roses
jonquil, snapdragons and ferns. On
either side of the fireplace stood
tall candelabra, each holding seven
white tapers.
The service was read by the Rev.
Kenneth Dunkleburger of Beach
Street Methodist Church. The bride
was given in marriage by her step
father, Mr.. Fred Franco. Her we'd
ding gown of ivory angel satin was
a princess style fashioned with
sweetheart neckline and long sleeves.
Her matching circular veil of tulle
was held in place by a coronet
of orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of pink rose buds and
freesias.
Attending the bride as matron of
honor was her siSter-inlaW, Mrs.
Jack Boyles, who wore a gown of
light blue organza and carried a
bouquet of pink carnations. Little
Marney Lou Franco, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Franco was
flower girl and wore a dress of
white taffeta and a head piece of
brides yelling. She carried a bas-
Set of rose petals. Mr. Morris Lund-
gren acted as best man.
The wedding music was played by
Mrs. Louis Franco. Mrs Jack Boyle
sang Because"
A reception followed the cere-
nony and a three~tier brides cake
vas served by the matron of honor,
assisted by the BRIDES grandmother
Mrs. Mary Jones who came from
Pasadena Calf, to attend the wed7I
ling. Mrs. Henry Smith and Mrs. !
Floyd Miller poured. A wedding
upper was held at the New Heath
nan Hotel for the bridal party
For travelling the bride wore a
nit of teal blue wool crepe with
brown accessories. Her corsage
vas an orchid.
The bridal couple departed BY
'lane on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Louis Franco was hostess
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-02

ped. A survey of the Musselshell
River is being considered. These
surveys are to supply information
regarding possibilities for irriga-
ton and are a part of the general
MISSOURI River Basin investigation.
There are also the usual stream gag
ing operations, topographic mapping
and geologic Investigations being
carried out in Montana.
If there is any additional infor-
nation you desire, l will be pleased
to supply it if is is available in the
Geological Survey.
The enclosures which accompan-
led your letter are returned.
Cordially yours,
F. Z. WRATHER,
Director.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-02

to a large group of ladies in her
attractive home on S. w. Brugger
Drive, Portland recently. The oc-
casion was double shower in hon
or of two recent brides, Mrs. Louis
BeaSley and Mrs. Jack Boyer.
The house was beautifully decora-
ted with spring flowers and lighted
by candles. Novel shower decora-
tons were used. A beautifully de-
corated cake was served with ice
cream and coffee after an interest
ing evening.
The brides received many lovely
gifts.
Mrs. Louis Beasley was also en-
tertained by her sorority. Twones
of Delta Phi Sigma at the home
of Major and Mrs D. L. Ducharn.
A lovely evening was enjoyed
and dainty refreshments were SER
we'd at the close of the evening.
Mrs. Beasley was the recipient of
many lovely gifts in honor of her
recent wedding.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-02
ROYAL NEIGHBOR LODGE
HAS ANNUAL DINNER

The Royal Neighbors held their
annual dinner for their husbands
Wednesday evening, April "a About
80 neighbors and their husbands
gathered at the Moose hall for this
delightful occasion.
After the dinner, an enjoyable
old time dance was held. Mrs. Pill
cher and Robert Bigelow furnish
ed the music, and prizes were given
for certain dances.
A good time was had by all, and
everybody agreed the evening was
a big success.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-02
FOREIGN JOBS ARE
NOW AVAILABLE

Jobs in Hawaii, the Panama
Canal Zone, or at Pacific air de-
pots are available to Libby apph-
Giants, Manager, Miss Mary Ma
honey, of the United States EN-
ployment Service here, said today.
The openings apply particularly
to former service men, but civilians
also are eligible.
Mechanics and maintenance men,
airplane engine men, some con-
struction trades and a sprinkling
of clerical workers are being sought
for employment of from twelve to
eighteen months Single persons
are preferred and no dependents
may accompany the worker to his
assignment, Miss Mahoney added.
Experience of at least six months
in the same or related work is re-
quired.
Wage rates range from 95 cents
an hour up to STA, with full forty
hour week employment available.
Should overtime become necessary
it will command time and a half
rates.
Application for preliminary con-
sideration may be filed with the
local employment service officials;
a representative of the war depart
ment will conclude the negotiations.
Transportation will be furnished
those accepted from Libby, with
per diem allowance for expense, and
payroll status begins Immediately.
MARY A. MAHONEY
Representative.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-02
Y0EMAN MADISON
COMING HOME

A letter received from Bernice
A Madison. Y3c, USNR, early this
week says, Il have been receiving
my Western News regularly, and it
has seemed so good to read of the
'goings-on" about town while I
have been away.
Il am being discharged from the
Waves the first of May and will
return to Libby to spend the sum-
mer with my parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dewey Madison"