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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
NaSi fantje-vojaki

Dne Is. februarja je bill cast
no odpuscen Cd vojakov Edward
E. Barbic, sin Franka Barbica,
1851 Muskoka Ave. Pri voia-
kin je sluzil % mesecev V post
mem oddelku, ter je bill pred od-
hodom k vojakom pismonosa
ma collinwoodski postni postaj il ;
IS dni pred odhodom mu je umr-
la matt, tri mesece pozneje mu
je zbolel stiri leta start sinko "a
otrosko paralizo. V Mestni boil
nisnici Sc je nahajal devet ted
nov in sedaj je zopet zdrav ter
hodi v solo. Takrat je dobil po-
tom Rdecega kriza Is dni dopu-
sta, Rdeci kriz mu je daroval
S45, stroske bolnisnice je pa pla-
Gala dobrodelna druzba March
of Dimes,' katere podpiratelj je
bill mas pokojni predsednik
Roosevelt.
Njegov brat Eugene Barbic,
XII je incl Gin kapetana, ko je IL
stopil il armadne zracne sile, je
bill castno odpuscen 27. decem-
bra 1915. Sedaj Sc nahaja v
Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio,
kjer ina drzavno civilno sluzbo
pomoznega inzenirja. Njegov
naslov je: Eugene Barbic, 2416
St. Charles Ave., Dayton 10, O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26

V Lakeside bolnisnici je wee
raj preminila Mary Helen
McSweeney, rojena Pakis, stara
80 let. Stanovala je ma 10000
Naumann Ave. Rojena je bila V
Clevelandu. Tukaj zapusca zalu-
jocega soproga Thomasa, oceta
Jacoba, dive sestri, Mrs. Rose
Giegerich in Mrs. Frances Rau-
ker, ter tri brate, Jacoba, Fran
ka in Johna. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
v petek Oh 8:15 uri zjutraj il
pogrebnega zavoda August F.
Svetek v cerkev sv. Kriza ma E.
200 st. in Lakeshore Blvd, ter
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
Veterani prosijjo "a
dir. Friedmana

Vojni veterani 81. armadne
divizije prve in. druge svetovne
vojne so poslali uradno prosnjo
ma governerja Lauscheta, da maj
Sc izda poslovnica "a civilno
zdravilstvo DIR. Norman Fried
manu-, XII je sluzil v armadi Zedi-
njih draw preko morja 35 me-
secev, kot licenciran zdravnik IL
drzave West Virginia.
DR.. Friedman je dovrsil medi-
cinske studije v svici in prak-
ticiral zdravilstvo do vojne v
West Virginiji. Po vojni Sc je
naselil v Clevelandu in zaprosil
"a licenco "a civilno zdravilstvo
v drzavi Ohio.
Ma podlagi neke legalne teh-
nikalnosti mu je Ohio Medical
Board odklonil prosnjo "a Ii
cenco.
Cleveland Chapter, No. 1. of
the 37th Division Veteran AS
sociation, je pred par dnevi So
glasno sklenil apelirati ma Ohio
Medical Board v prilog temu
zdravniku, da maj Sc izda po-
slovnica civilnega zdravilstva
DIR. Friedmanu. Dale so skleni-
Ii apelirati pa governerja Lau-
scheta, da priporoci drzavni "a
konodaji, XII Sc v kratkem snide
h posebnemu zasedanju, da sc
spremeni obstojece predpise
glede zdravnikov v toliko, da
Ohio Medical Board SINE izdati
legalnim potion licenco vsem
onim zdravnikom, XII so bill kot
zdravniki casino odpusceni IL
armadne sluzbe Zedinjenih dr.
zav, in XII zelijo prakticirati ci'
vino zdravilstvo " drzavi Ohio,
ne glede ma to, kje so dovrsili
zdravniske studije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
ZADNJA CAST

Clanice drustva "Waterloo
Grove" st. ITO VIC so prosene,
da sc v sredo oh 1880 uri zvecer
zberejo v Jos. zele in sinovi po-
grebnem zavodu, 458 E. 152 St.,
da izkazejo zadnjo cast umrli
clanici Frances Srakar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
Zopet Sc obeta podrazitev
mleka

Razvazalci mleka sirsem
Clevelandu so te dni vprasali
druzbe, XII razvazajo mleko, "a
nekaj povisanja svojih plac.
Razvazalci so tudi glasovali gle
de moznosti stavke, ako sc Jim
ne ugodi in rezultat glasovanja
odposlali ma National Labor Re-
lations Board v Washington.
Oboji, zastopniki unije in raz-
pecevalci menijo, da ne DO pri-
slo do stavke. Ako Sc delavcem
ugodi, Sc bo mleko podrazilo
priblizno / cent ma kvart.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
kratke vesti
MATERE STAVKAJO RADI
IMENOVANJA VETERANA

EVERETT, Mass, Is. feb
Danes so matere v tenn mestu
Sic ma piketno strazo pred tu-
kajsnjo Solo in obdrzale svoje
otroke donna, ker je solski odbor
odstavil 48-letno uciteljico Ruth
Morrow kot ravnateljico sole in
ma njeno mesto imenoval 28-let-
mega ucitelja Ado Commito, XII
je bill nedavno odpuscen il ar
made.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
Protest radi premestitve
saIona

H. Craig Seasholes, eden IL
med direktorjev Hiram House in
Sanford Solender, direktor Cd
Council Educational Alliance sta
vlozila protest pri gov. Lausche-
tn, in zahtevata preiskavo, &C.
mu je drzavni nacelnik "a regu-
lacijo salonov in place tidal do
voljenje "a premestitev salonske
licence Victory Bar, il 131 st. in
Miles Ave-, na 1341 Kinsman
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
MA OBISKU

Prosli teden so Sc nahajali ma
obisku v Clevelandu, Mr.. in Mrs.
Mike Bradley ter hcerka Their
esa il James City, Pa. Zadnjo
soboto so Sc udelezili poroke
Emme 10 Debevec, katcri je
Mrs. Bradley botra. Upamo, da
so sc dobro zabavali!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
Jutri berite...!

v jutrisnji "Enakoprav-
most" bo priobcena raz-
prava pod naslovom Ma
Sc zene in matere o nasi
novi ustavi. "Nase eitatelje.
posebno eitateljice opozar-
jamo. da pazno pretitate
omenjeno razpravo in Sc
sami preprieajte Q resnie-
nem polozaju ' Sloveniji
oxiroma ' Jugoslaviji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
VILE ROJENICE

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Leo
Perusek, 1919 e. 169 St., so Sc
v nedeljo zglasile vile rojenice
in pustile v spomin krepkega
sincka. S tenn je Mrs. Mary Pc
rusek, 1922 Westropp Ave-, Sc
demnajstic postala stara matt.
Cestitamo! ....:a s,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
$500 VOJNIH NEWEST
MA POTI v AMERIKO

LONDON, rs. feb. - V teku
zadnjih par dni so odplule tri
ladje, S katerimi potuje $500
mladih Anglezin z otroci, XII sc
bodo pridruzile svojim mozem v
Zed. drzavah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
TRUMAN JE PUSTIL
AVTNE STAVKARJE MA
CEDILU, TRDI UNIJA

DETROIT, Is. feb. - Pred.
sednik r. J. Thomas CIO unije
avtnih delavcev je danes il.
javil, da je predsednik Truman
pustil stavkarje pri General Mo.
tors Co. ma cedilu, ker nj nice
sar storil, da bi Sc priporocila
katera je dal cd MEGA nastav.
ljeni preiskovalni odbor, uvelja.
villa.
Unija avtnih delavcev je "a
petek in soboto sklicala v De.
troitu centralni odbor, ma ka.
terem Sc DO podalo porocilo c
stanju 81 dni trajajoce stavke
Unijski podpredsedrik Walter
Reuther je danes lokalnim uni.
jam postal telegram, katerem
jim je sporocil:
''Do sedaj Sc nj bill dosezer
sporazum in nobenega izgleda
nj, da Sc bo to zgodilo v bliznji
bodocnosti."
Senator Pepper je V Wash
ingtonu sugestiral, da predsed-
mix iznova sklice zastopnike uni.
je in korporacije ma sestanek "a
poravnavo stavke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26

v zpricevanju, XII je bilo danes
objavljeno, je Nixon med dru-
gim izjavil:
"V uradih britskega in fran
coskega zunan jega ministrstva,
kakor tudi v uradu ameriSkega
drzavnega departmental obstoje
element, katere obtozujem, da
premisljeno manevrirajo, v ma
menu, da bi ne bile vse stiri
okupacijske sile v Nemciji ude-
lezene pri iskanju v inozemstvu
Sc nahajajoce nemske imovine.
Odredba "a razpust
kemicnega kartela neizvrsena
ITO sc della vsled tega, ker
Sc noce obelodaniti pocetja fa-
sistienih in reakcijonarnih re-
zimov v dezelah kot so spanija,
Portugalska, svica, Argentina
in Svedska, in ker Sc hoce "a
kriti kolaboracijske elemente
gotovih interesov v zavezniskih
dezelah temi rezimi."
Bivsi ameriski uradnik pri vo-
jaski vladi v Nemciji je tudi i
ostro kritiziral nacin upravlja-
MIA nemskih poslov.
Med drugim je izjavil, da Sc
odredba "a razpust giganticne-
ga nemskega kemicnega trusta
I. G. Farben Sc danes nj izvrsi-
la, da sc zakon "a dekartelizaci-
jo v Nemciji Sc danes nj razgla-
sill, in da je program "a izkore-
ninjenje nacizma nedovrsen.
Akcija proti nemskim inte-
resom v inozemstvu ogrozena
Nixon je rekel pred senatnim
pododsekom, da sc vsled name
vriranja velikih interesov v
Ameriki, Angliji in Franciji maj
brze sc DO nikoli dognalo, koli-
ko imovine imajo skrite v mo
zemstvu nemski trusti, vsekakor
pa da je resno ogrozan celotni
program, XII Sc je incl izvesti v
tenn pogledu.
To Sc je storilo ma ia nacin, je
izjavil Nixon, da Sc je low "a
nemsko imovino razkosalo ma
stiri dele, z ocividnim namenom,
da Sc Rusijo izloci il preiskave
nemske imovine v spaniji, Por-
tugalski, svici, svedski in Ar.
gentini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
Izjavlja, da veliki financni
interest skusajjo protezirati
nemSke kartele in njih imovino

WASHINGTON, rs. februarj rja-Russe A. Nixon, biv-
posovni drekor divzije preiskavo karelov in
zemske imovne uradu voaske Wade Nemc, je danes
pred senatnm vononobilizacijskim pododsekom zprce
VAL da zastopnik Zed drzav Velike Brane in France
Nemcii skusajo zloct Rusio cd preiskovalnega dela
XII maj b odkro imetje neskih kare]ov takh dezelah
kOt sta Spaniia in Argentina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26

Rd., kateri prostor je samo 80
cevljev ddaljen cd Hiram
House institucije, kjer Sc zbira
Solska mladina po solskih urah,
kar je proti predpisom drxave
Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
MOVE PLOsCE

,Vtrgovini Melody Mart, 1898
st. Clair Ave-, SO pravkar pre-
jeli zalogo novih plosc, "a ka-
tere SO igrali Ernie Benedict's
Polkateers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
l4-LETNI DECK OBTOZEN
KOT MORILEC DETETA

NEW YORK, rs. feb. Obtoz-
ba umora je bila danes naperje-
ma proti 14-letnemu Jakcu Tur-
ku, XII je zadavil 3-letno dete So
sedne druzine, XII ga je najela,
da pazi ma dete tekom vecernih
ur.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
V Indijii so izbruhnili
novi proti-britski izgredi
Demonstranti so napadli britska
vozila in policijo s kamenjem

BOMBAJ 1ndija Is. feb-Medtem ko Sc je polozaj v
Bonbaju kjer je bilo tekom 4dnevnh boev in puna
narev ubith 231 oseb, ranjenih 1866 pomri da-
mes izbruhn novi proti-brtski zgredi Madrasu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-26
1900 delavcev pri
Chicago Pneumatic
Tool Co. zastavkalO

Veeraj je v Clevelandu odslo
ma stavko 1900 delavcev v to-
varni Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Co. ma 1241 E. 40 st., XII pripa-
dajo masinistovski uniji AFL.
Stavka je bila odrejena, ko so
Sc izjalovila pogajanja "a nov
delovni kontrakt,. pri katerih je
unija zahtevala, da Sc delavcem
v smislu Trumanovega mezd-
mega programa prizna 18 CEN
TOW in pol zvisanja ma uro.
To je druga stavka omenjene
unije, XII je bila oklicana v Cle-
velandd v teku enega tedna.
Unijski uradniki so vceraj izja-
viii, da bodo stavke v drugih to-
varnah sledile, ako sc ne ugodi
zahtevi "a mezdno zvisanje.
Prva stavka je bila oklicana
pred tednom dni " tovarni IT.
tan Valve Co. ma E. 80 St., kjer
stavka 100 masinistov.
Elektricni delavci v boju
prOti sOdnemu ukaZu
Il Philadelphije Sc poroca, da
so stavkujoei delavci vceraj pri-
cell z masnim piketiranjem to-
warn General Electric Co., dasi-
ravno je sodnija prepovedala ta-
ko piketiranje. Zjutraj je bilo ma
piketni strait okrog 1,4OO delav-
cev, pozneje pa Sc je stevilo mi
zalo ma 400 MOI.
Piketi pa MISC ustavili 35
uradnikov in nestavkujocih de-
lavcev z legitimacijami, XII so
sli v tovarno.
Stavka delavcev v pittsburskih
elektrarnah odlozena
Danes emo minute po polno-
ci Sc je imela zaceti v Pitts
burghu stavka delavcev v elek-
trarnah Duquesne Light Co.,
potem ko SO Sc pogajanja "a
delovnega kontrakta razbila, to-
da unija je v zadnjem trenotku
oklic stavke, katera bi bila pa
ralizirala zivljenje v mestu in
okolici, odlozila "a teden dni.
Ia danes opolnoci je doloce-
ma stavka CIO delavcev pri
mestnem transportnem sistemu.
Ako DO stavka odrejena, sc obe-
ia spopad med clani CIO in AFL
unij. Predsednik AFL unije, XII
steje 5000 izmed $4,000 delav-
cev pri mestnem transportnem
sistemu, je snoci izjavil, da uni
ia AFL stavke ne DO podpirala.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22
vided the program.

After one week on the police force, Thomas Dallas, ex-ser- viceman formerly stationed here, was dismissed this week by Bel mont Mccormick, police chief, for unbecoming conduct, and left by plane for the States.
 Police officials report that the patrolman had been under sur veillance several days before the action was taken.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22
Town Topics

The raffle of a crocheted dres- ser scarf, donated by Mrs. Oacy Mcdonald which was conducted by Max La Lande for the benefit of the GM hospital, was won bv Mack" Mccarthy, employe al the base. The raff1e raised SAP 77.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Martha Kostrometinoff, own CT of the Sitka telephone system and franchise holder for tele- phone installation to be made here, writes that with the settle ment of certain strikes in the east she has received word that
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22
Claudia KiIgore to Eloda Metz gar.

A dinner party was held at the Club Montmartre Tuesday eve hing as farewell for Captain R. R. Lyons, commandant, NOB- MAS, who left later the same evening en route to Honolulu, and as a welcome for Captain Robert Sutliff, his replacement.
 An ivory cribbage board was presented Captain Lyons as a bon voyage gift.
 About 40 townspeopIe and 8 number of naval officers and their wives attended the affair.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Velma Peterson, clerk at Bert's drug store, left by plane this week to join her husband Chief Ray Peterson, in Anchor age. Chief Peterson, formerly stationed at Chiniak. has been at Scotch Cap working on tbe direction finder station, and Is now due for his discharge.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Rex Parrot has announced that a group are going to take steps to start an Eagles lodge locally, and Alfred Blomlie. base employe, is actively working to- ward the formation of a Sons of Norway.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

some of her equipment for Kodi- ak will soon be available. She also reports that her installation plans are all finished.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Gerald M. Daetz and Helen Van Houten, of the naval air station, were united in marriage June l2. according to the certi- fcate filed this week at the local Commissioners office.
 Chaplain J, A Whitman, USNR, performed the ceremony, with Emma Thomson and Don- aid A. Thomson as witnesses.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22
Pacific Northern AiFfines INCOMING

Charlotte Pfeifer, W c Eddy, Don Rozak, Virginia Brfner, Mrs. Harry WoodalI, Mrs. Cane, Mrs Conrad & infant, E E Bell, Clark Andreason, Richard Jo- hansen, L c Suender, Mrs L c Suender, Chas Cummings, Mrs. Bryan
 OUTGOING
 Mrs. Cleveland & infant, Mrs. Edwards < infant, W E Over holtzer, Mrs. Penny, Velna Pe- terson, Miles Godkin, E W Par malee. c B Stetter, Talmage Smith, Frank Graham
 Alfred Torgramson. w. G. Ed dy, Mrs. Emma Snyder, Golden r. Allgood.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Color sound movies were en- ioyed by the BPW club at the dinner meeting Monday evening at the Victory cafe and Ken Wade, director of the commuh- ity center, spoke on the part the center will play in the commun- ity. Irene Brooks, chairman of the health committee was in charge of the evenings program.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Sale has been recorded of Lot 5. Block l6, on Spruce lane, by
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22
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Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

bank and insufficient funds. Because of lack of bidders last Saturday, the Hans Gerdrum es- tate lot and building will be sold at auction next Tuesday, at 2 pm at the U. s. Commissioners office, to the highest bidder. A complaint filed in the local U. s. Commissioners office by Sylvia Sivesind. charging family neglect and non-support of her husband, Harold Sivesind, result ed in a court order by Commis- sioner G. w. Bubendorf requir- ing the defendant to pay $100| monthly toward the support of his family.
 The proposed zoning ordin- ance will have its second reading preparatory to adoption at the council meeting Monday eve ming. The proposed ordinance is printed in full on page 9 of this issue.
 Jacquelin Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Milton Smith, left this week on her way to Fair banks, where she is to be married to Ray Jones. civilian surveyor for the Army.
 Over 200 bags of parcel post arrived here thIs week, small portion cf it by naval plane, the bulk of it by naval boat. The latter maIl had been en route from Seattle since early May, 1t was reported
 The American Legion Auxlli- ary had picnic last friday for the children who sold poppies on Poppy Day. They ate lunch at Sprucehaven lake and then it started to rain so they went home.
 The Army Engineers are ad- vertising the request of the Kod- lak Cold Storage company for construction along the waterway, at the site of their plant, just off Mission road. A second child, Bonnie Jean, was born June Is to MT. and Mrs. Henry Breckburg of this city. The new daughter weighed z pounds 9 ounces. Here for the event were Mrs. Breckberg's mother, Mrs. Gladys Davis, who arrived on the last Lakina from Liberal, Kansas, accompanied by her son, Major c. P. Davis, who is on terminal leave at IS months overseas
 Major Davis was stationed last at Frankfort, Germany, and is looking over Alaska before de. clding about re-enlistment.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

George Fletcher, special agent, FBI, and Ken Wade, center dir eetor, were guests at the Rotary luncheon Tuesday. Movies pre-
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Charged with issuing checks in the amount of $50, $25 and S32.50, Bill Rostetter, former base employe, is being served a telegraphic warrant in Anchor age, where he went recently from Kodiak. The local complaint was signed by Kimbal De Young, manager of the Ships Tavern. The complaint alleges that Hos letter had no account in the bank and insufficient funds.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Ed Allen, who has been a pat ient at the GM hospital since November, is to be moved today to quarters behind Jack Delane's house Friends can visit him there, Max La Lande reports.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Because of lack of bidders last Saturday, the Hans Gerdrum es- tate lot and building will be sold at auction next Tuesday, at 2 pm at the U. s. Commissioners office, to the highest bidder.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Over 200 bags of parcel post arrived here thIs week, a small portion of it by naval plane, the bulk of it by naval boat. The latter mall had been en route from Seattle since early May, it was reported
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

The American Legion Auxlli- ary had picnic last friday for the children who sold peoples on Poppy Day. They ate lunch at Sprucehaven lake and then it started to rain so they went home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-28

st. Louis, March IS, the possibil-
ity that atomic energy may some
day be used to supply heat and
power to cities and large industrial
plants was cited today by Arthur
H. Compton, Chancellor of Wash
ington University, in an address be-
fore a forum of scientists and en-
gineers employed by companies
throughout the world affiliated with
the Standard Oil Company IN. j..
The group, holding its first meet
ing since before the war, is study
ing means of expanding petroleum
supplies and uses and of finding
more economical and efficient meth
DDS of production.
Stressing the fact the atomic pow
er plants must be insulated with
massive walls, Compton secuted the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-28

idea that motor cars or airplanes
could be propelled by atomic en-
ergy.
There is no reason to hope that
atomic power units for normal use
can be built that will weigh less
than perhaps 100 tons" he declared.
Driving motor cars or airplanes
of ordinary size by atomic power
must be counted out"
Chancellor Compton offered reas-
surance as to the hazards of har-
Messing atomic power
The dangers of explosions of the
boiler type with an atomic power
plant are about the same as with a
steam plant, which is to say that
they are practically negligible if the
plants are designed and handled by
competent engineers.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-28

Regular meetings of the VIEW
and the auxiliary the first and third
Friday of each month. 8 p. m
Leonard P. Wilkes was recently
reported as discharged from the
army. Leonard having served IN
the Navy, objects to being CLASH
/ fled as an eX-soldier when he was
a sailor
Mrs Blanche Guenther is assis-
ting in the grocery department at
the Kootenai Mercantile Company
while Mrs. Homann, who is regul-
arly employed there, is on vaca-
ton.
The Western News has just COM
pleted printing its first order of
campaign cards for the coming poll
teal races. The cards were printed
for Allen Goodgame of Troy, who
is asking for the Republican nomi-
nation for State Representative.
Ensign Mahlon L. Drury, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Drury of Troy,
on March % was released to in
active duty in the u. S. Naval Re-
serve, after Is months service in
the navy. Mr.. Drury's wife, Lydia,
lives in Troy, where his civilian
occupation was Logging contractor
Mrs. L. J. Brown, Mrs Ray Croy,
Mrs. Elmer Switzer, Jr., Leo Clou-
tier, and Comma Simoni visited Sat
urday in Kalispell While there
they were luncheon guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Winston Bur
gen. The Burgen's are former
teachers in the Libby schools
Vernon c. Crotteau is having
some work done on the South Libby
Purity Store on Utah Avenue. Some
excavating is being done under the
building and needed repairs will
be made. Mr.. Crotteau has also in
stalled one of the new Frigidmist
vegetable racks which is a very
attractive addition to the store.
Dale Adams, who is a freshman !
at Montana State University, Mis- !
soula, came home Wednesday of last
week to spend the spring vacation /
Dale reports an approximate 1000 |
enrolled at the University fairly |
evenly divided between the sexes.
About 80 percent of the men are
srvicemen, he added
Jim Denny and his mother, Mrs. I
Fred Denny were guests of Mr. and |
Mrs. Ralph Guenther on Friday and |
Saturday of last week Mrs Denny
is the mother of Mrs Guenther. |
They live at Lone Pine Mont. When
they came they brought Mrs. Guen-
Their with them She had been to
Lone Pine to attend her fathers
funeral
Supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stasviken last Sunday after
noon were: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lar
son and MIR and Mrs. H. c. Hjor- /
holm. Mrs Bernice Purcell. daugh- H
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs Stasviken who Il
IS employed as chief hostess in the
hostess house at Geiger Field near
Spokane, spent last weekend with
Ter parents.
Mrs. o. B. Olson Of Soap Lake.
Wash, arrived in Libby Saturday
evening. She drove over with her
ION, Marshall Warrington Jr., who
has been visiting there. Mrs Olsen
visited here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Risley and family She left
or her home Wednesday after an
enjoyable time renewing old ac-
IuaintanceS.