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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
Enake unifOrme
"a Castnike in
navadne yOjake
WASHINGTON %

WASHINGTON, %. marca.-
Vceraj je ameriska armada odre-
dila, da Sc vse razlike " unifor-
NAH castnikov in navadnih vo-
jakov odpravijo, razen da bodo
castniki imeli make, po katerih
Sc bo spoznalo njih stopnjo.
Reforma "a demokratizacijo
armade bo postala veljavna sre-
di leta 194S. Use osobje armade,
ne glede ma Gin, bo imelo uni
forme il blaga olivne barve, XII
10 sedaj nosijo navadni vojaki.
Pc novih regulacijah, XII Sc jih
pripravlja, Sc bo najbrze uvedla
paradna uniforma modre barve,
XII bo enaka "a vse mostvo.
Ia reforma je ocividno rezul.
tat stevilnih kritik, XII so Sc po.
javile v zadnjem casu radi cast.
niskih privilegijev. Vse razlike
v kroju in barvah, XII SO sedaj
obicajne priN castniskih unifor.
NAH, bodo odpravljene, in isto'
tako bodo eliminirani stevilni
kroji dolgih in kratkih castni
SIKH sukenj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
MA OPERACLU

Vceraj Sc je podala v Mac
Donald House, Lakeside bolni-
snico,. Mrs. Helen Debevec, sta
nujoca ma lilo E. u St. Danes
zjutraj Sc je podvrgla operaciji.
zelimo il, da bi cim preje pp-
polnoma okrevala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
POPR AVE Elk

V zahvali "a pokojnim Joseph
Cergol bi Sc morale glasiti, da
Sc preostali iskreno zahvaliuje-
10 Mrs. Antoniji Pockaj in sinu,
ker sta dala svoj avto ma raz-
polago pri pogrebu, in ne Sko-
caj. Toliko v blagohotni popra-
vek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
SOrOdnike
Ameriki issccejo

Tajnistvo SANSa ,je prejelo
nekaj pisem cd rojakov il stare
domovine, XII iseejo v Ameriki
svoje sorodnike. Ako je katere-
mu citatelju poznana katera teh
oseb, ali &c bi prizadeti sami ci-
tall to obvestilo, sc maj obrnejo
ma SANSov urad, 1885 West
26th St., Chicago, ILL.,, "a ma
daljne informacije in eventuelno
pismo Cd svojih sorodnikov.
Kje SO?
John Neuman ali Namaf, XII
je bival nekoc v Clevelandu. Isce
ga brat August Namar, Potok
6, p. Muljava pri Sticni, Dolenj-
sko, Jugoslavija.
Janez (John) Mazgon donna
cd Hudejuzne ma Primorskem.
Isee ga njegov pol brat August
Kranjc, Murova 9, p. Jesenice,
Gorenjsko, Jugoslavija.
Frank Jazbar, nekoe je stano-
val ma naslovu 528 Sheridan
St., Ely, Mimi.
Jozef Daucar in njegova Sc
stra Angela, sin in hci Franci-
ske Daucar, rojene Jazbar, XII
sta tudi zivela nekje v Minneso-
ii. Isce jih Neza Obreza, Locni-
karjeva utica 8, Ljubljana, Ju-
goslavija.
Lorenc mink in Jakob
Slamnik, XII sta bivala nekoc v
Brockway, MINI. Iscejo Sc tudi
njuni potomci. Povprasuje Min
ka Slivnik, Javorniska ul. Z Je-
senice, Gorenjsko, Jugoslavija.
Lorenc Pokorn donna IL Sta
re Loke pri skofji Loki, XII je
bill nekoc pek v Chicagu. Isce
ga njegova svakinja Maria ze-
loznik, vdova po prvem mozu,
XII je odsel po prvi vojni v stare
domovino in tamkaj umrl. Men
n aslov je: Primskovo 81, p.
Kranj, Gorenjsko. Povprasuje
tudi druzinah Picman v Chi
cagu in Langerholcu IL Penn.
sylvanije.
Ralph i'm Joe Cheplak, XII sta
nekdaj bivala v Milwaukeeju
Isee ju Ferdo Ceplak, Bezigrad
Z, Ljubljana, Jugoslavija.
Nepoznane sorodnike isce Sill.
vester Miami, Selce pri Bledu 83,
Gorenjsko, Jugoslavija.
Jernej (Bartolomeus) Ferjar
in sorodniki. Isce jih necakinjs
Irena Ferjan-Gojak, Gosposvet
ska utica, 48, Jesenice, Gorenj
sko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
DarOvi "a
otrosko bolnico

Prosli teden so sc nasi rojaki
zelo dobro odzvali S prispevki
"a otrosko bolnisnico v Jugosla-
viii. V nasem uradu so oddali
svoje prispevke sledeci:
Mr.. Max Ozebek, 18OO5 Hill
grove Ave-, $40; Mr.. Anton
Pusnar, 2180O Ivan Ave., $5;
Mr.. Jacob Legan, Orton Ct., S.;
Mrs. Anna Podborsek, 1896 E.
81 St., 81; Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph in
Mary Centa, ITS Addison Rd.,
$40; Mr.. Anton Nadrah, 627 N.
Broadway, Geneva, O., $5; Mrs.
Mile Troha, 1923 E. 49 St., So;
Mr.. Joseph in Mrs. Josephine
Janezic, 21320 Westport Ave.,
sta darovala SIS mesto venca "a
pokojnega Antona Jarc; Mr.. 10
seph Marn, 1885 w. 157 St., $5;
Mrs. Caroline Kucher, 317O1
Ivan Ave-, SIS.
L. zapadne strani mesta sc je
proslo soboto zglasil poznani
Frank Hunter, tajnik@ drustva
Brooklynski Slovenci, st. 48
SDZ, XII je izroeil lepo vsoto $65,
katero so darovali: Drustvo
Brooklynski Slovenci, $25; Mr..
Frank zeleznik, XII vodi gostilno
ma 1902 Jennings Rd., $25; Mr..
Frank Hunter, 341O w. 81 St.,
SIS; Mr.. Jack Jesenko, w. 81 St.,
IS; in Mr.. Joe Strel, McGregor
Rd., $5.
Kmalu "a Mr.. Frank Hunter
jem pa je prisla poznana Mrs.
Mary Oblak, tajnica drustva
Brooklyn, st. 1876 SNPJ, XII je
tudi izrocila $25 v imenu svo-
jega drustva, XII je dolocilo to
vsoto, da pomaga pri zbiranju
prispevkov "a zgraditev potreb-
ne bolnisnice v Jugoslaviji. =.
Dale so prispevali: Ralf
smerdel, 1884 E. 53 St., IS; Mr..
Jack Mausar, 1858 Homer Ave.,
IS; Mr.. Anton Zorko, 848 E.
155 St., $40, in Mr.. Louis Meg
Itch, 1914 e. "a St., $40. Skupni
danasnji izkaz je $185.
v imenu ubogih sirot domo-
vini Sc vsem darovalcem iskreno
zahvaljujemo "a njih velikodus-
ne prispevke, in maj bi bilo Sc
mnogo tako vrednih posnemal.
cev med nasimi ljudmi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
ZOPET SKLADISCE LESA
IN HIsE ZGORELE.

Veeraj pozno popoldne je ma
stal ogenj v glavnem skladiseu
lesa, XII je last Dougherty Lum-
ber Co., 1900 E. 6s St., to je ma
juzni strani mesta, kjer je ma
pravil do 100000 skode. Zgo-
relo je veliko lesa, XII Sc zelo po-
trebuje v gradient industriji,
toda ne vse, kar ga je bilo tam
shranjenega. Veeji del skladisca
je bill resen ognja.
Zgorelo pa je poleg skladisca
osem his in dive 50 zelo posko-
dovane cd ognja. Tako je IL
druzin zgubilo stanovanja. Hi
Sc so zgorele po vrsti ma 'Kazi-
mir Ave., S. E. ma severni stra-
nj ceste. Vse prizadete druzine
so poljske narodnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
Gen. Eisenhower pride ma
obisk Y Cleveland

Dne II. aprila bo obiskal
Cleveland gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover, ki bo glavni govornik na
banketu clevelandskeg avijat,
skega kluba, ki bo obhajal svojo
III. obletnico. To bo prvi obisk
gen. Eisenhowerja n Clevelandu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
KLUB sLJIBLJANAn

Nocoj tocno OBJ osmih Sc vrsi
seja kluba Ljubljana v navadnih
prostorih. Vsi clani so proseni,
da Sc gotovo udelezijo. Oddalo Sc
DO nagrado.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
POZDRAVI IL FLORIDE

Il st. Petersburga, Fla, posi-
ljata najlepse pozdrave vsem
prijateljem in znancem, pozna-
ma Mr.. in Mrs. Math Beros, ki
vodita Beros Studio ma GIG st.
Clair Ave. Zdaj Sc nahajata ma
poGitnicah v son6ni Floridi. kjer
SO jirna zelo dopade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
Kratke vesti
FOTIC Sc GAMMA
"a MIHAJLOVIcA

q WASHINGTON, rs. marca.
- Bivsi jugoslovanski poslanik
Konstantin Fotic je danes ape.
liral ma drzavnega tajnika Byr.
mesa, da maj Zed. drzave skrbi-
jo, da DO Draza Mihajlovic, Xxi
je bill v Jugoslaviji zajet, dele
zen "pravicne obravnave." Mi
hajlovic sc bo moral zagovarja-
ii radi kolaboracije z naciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26

Opatija, slavno izletnisko me-
stece, sc nahaja " zoni B, in je
trenotno pod kontrolo Jugoslo-
vanov. Zavezniska okupacijska
zona je zaznamovana z "A".
Jugoslovanske demonstracije
so spremljale komisijo ma vsem
njenem potu il Trsta - neste-
tokrat je morala skozi slavolo-
ke in vrste praznicno oblecenih
ljudi, XII so navduseno mahali
z zastavami in slikami svojega
ljubljenega marsala. Silna nape-
tost napram Anglezem in Anne
rikancem, XII prevladuje drugod
v Jugoslaviji, pa tukaj nj pri-
sla do izraza.
Po svojem prihodu v Opatijo
so obiskovalci praznovali mic
mani kot do sestih zjutraj.
Itahjani se previdno
drzljo v ozadju s"-...
Meja pred temi predict deze-
lie in Italijo je zaprta, docim je
proti Jugoslaviji odprta vsled
cesar SO trdili Italijani, da SO
Jugoslovani privedli ma tisoce
ljudstva v dezelo. Toda reci je
treba, da so ostali Italijani ja-
ko previdno in dalec v ozadju.
lie redko Sc je pripetilo, da 60
Italijani ma skrivaj izrazili CAS-
nikarjem zeljo, da bi Ia okraj
postal mednarodna zona.
Poysem jasno je, da Sc Jugo-
slovani ne salijo. Njihova po.
liticna in vojaska organizacijs
je tako silna ia mladi partizani
50 narodno zavednost ,slovan.
skega prebivalstva tako visoke
dvignili, d. je treba reci, da j
postala eksplozivna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
v BOLNIsNICI

v st. Alexis bolnisnici Sc ma
haja poznani gostilnicar Louis
Medved, 6305 Glass Ave. Upa-
mo, da bi Sc kmalu zdrav vrnil
,domov!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
MA OPERACIJI

v mestni bolnisnici Sc nahaja
MIR. John Zupancic, 1914 Redell
Ave. Podvreci Sc je moral ope-
raciji, katero je srecno prestal.
Prijatelji ga 'sedaj lahko obisce-
jo, mi mu pa zelimo skorajsnje
okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26

Mr.. Flip Furlan, 5146 Stanley
Ave-, Maple Heights, Ohio, nam
je izrocil narocnino "a svoiega
prijatelja in dodal, da je list
"Enakropravnost" potreben v
vsaki slovenski Hist zato, ker po-
roca resnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
Stavka pri Midland Steel

S1aVKa PIT N110land S1eel
Pc neuspesnih pogajanjih, XII
so Sc vrsila ze Cd jeseni, je vce-
raj zjutraj ods1o ma stavko
$500 delavcev pri Midland Steel
Products Co., ki so organizirani
pri Local 486 United Auto Work.
ers cIO unit. Ulija je zahtevals
vile mezde IN kolektivno po
godbo. Ia druxba producira ze
lezne olkvirje in druge kose a
automobile. Pred tovarno Sc ma
haja policijska strata.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
v CLEVELANDU OSTANE '
VELJAVI VZHODNI CAS-

Snoci je mestna zbornica od-
loeila z % glasovi proti 10, da
v Clevelandu ostane "a letosnje
leto v veljavi uradni vzhodni
cas- eastern Standard). Zastop-
niki radio oddajnih postal so Sc
zelo trudili, da bi Sc uvedlo 81
stem, kot sno ga imeli zadnja
tri ali Stir leta, da hi Sc pre-
maknilo ure nazaj "a poletni
CAS-, toda MISC uspeli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
Porocilo IL Opatije je

OPATIJA, 10. marca 70. N. A.)-Ko je preteki teden
prispela komisija strih veesi kater e poverena
naloga izdea predog me-
jo so tsoc tsoc udstva prredil velikansko anifes
tacijo teku katere prepeva in vzklika Tito Tito,
toO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
Zanimiiu elanek 0 Jugoslauiijjii
U Saturday Euening POSI-

Revja Saturday Evening Post" .je izda 16 marca
objavia zanimv clanek Allen Raymonda, XII e, kakor bi
rekli malo toga malo ovoga" To razumeti ker
e revja skrano konservatina, klub vs kritik seda-
ME Jugoslavje ugotavlja sledeee tocke:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
Byrnes pozdravil zb0rOvalce imenu
predsednika; med delegati prevladuje
razpolOzenje sporazumnOst

NEW YORK, .25. marca-Varnostn svet Zdruzenih
narodov e danes formano ovorl svoo sejo kater ina
biti ur predozen nesporazum med Sovetsko unijo in
ramon, potem pa Sc je seja odgodila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26

Kdor IL tl0Uskolj ljssb, dGrnje
~ 0tr05leo boI,sico u SlopessiH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
A MADzARSKI KVIZLINGI
OBSOJENI MA SMRT

BUDIMPEsTA, %. marca. -
Ljudske sodisce je veeraj OBJ
sodila ma smrt Doeme Szto-
jay-a, Xxi je postal premier 10.
marca 1914, ko so Nemci pre-
well dezelo. z njim' vred so BIZ
Ii obsojeni ma smrt kot vojni
zlocinci tudi trije clani njego-
vega kabineta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-26
OBNOVITEV ODNOsAJEV
MED sVICO In SOW. RUSIJO

BERN, 20. marca (O.N.A.)
- Pc objavi obnovitve diplo-
maticnih odnosajev je zavladala
v svici precejsnja napetost, ma
vzlic temu, da je ocividno, da
bodo gospodarske posledice brez
dvoma ugodne. Navzlic temu Sc
nekateri svicarji boje navzoc-
nosti ruskih emisarjev.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
RECEIVES WORD OF
SISTERS DEATH

Mrs. Ned Joughin received word
Wednesday, February 81 of the
death of her sister, Miss Ruby Carl
ton, who passed away that day at
Bradenton, Fla, from a heart at
tack. The word was phoned to Mrs.
Joughin in San Francisco, Calf,
where she was at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Burroughs
Mrs. Joughin on account of her
health was unable to attend the
funeral which was held Tuesday of
this week in Michigan. Carlton
Joughin met his mother, and sis
ter, and the latter's children in Spo-
kane, where Mrs. Burroughs took
plane for Michigan while her child
rem accompanied her mother and
brother to Libby.
Miss Carlton will be remembered
by many Libby citizens, she having
visited here several times in the
Joughin home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE
SATURDAY EVENING

Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Partlow entertained at bridge,
five tables beng in play. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Rice were high, Mrs.
Herman Ficke and ]. c. Whitman
were low, and Earl J. Barkee won
the cut prize
A delicious lunch was served near
the close of the evening, and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by all
who were present.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl j. BaFkee, Mr. and Mrs. Les
Leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Cortland James.
Mr. and Mrs. William Powell, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Ficke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Church, Mr.. and Mrs.
0. L. Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Zwang, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Rice, and j. c. Whitman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
Scout Council.
Met Saturday

The District Council of Boy
Scouts of America met last Satur.
day evening in Libby. A dinner
was given for the council at the
j and Cafe Several matters per-
tanning to Scout work were discussed
among them plans for the financial
part of the summer program.
Other things discussed at the
meeting were a District Court of
Honor, training session for Jun
ior leaders, and the possibility of
a District Jamboree. Reports were
also made on the activities and
progress Of the various packs and
troops of the district.
The Scout men attending the din
ner were: Mr.. Hodges, Troy. Dist
riot Council member; Scout Master
Culver, Eureka; W. w. Waltermire
Missoula, Scout Executive of West
ern Montana; Paul Church, Libby.
Advancement Chairman of District.
Carl Beebe, Libby, Health and
Safety Chairman Ernie Wood, Lib
oy Finance Chairman; L. Austin. /
District Commissioner; Clayton M. /
ohotwell, Libby Scout Master; Har-
I'D Gompf, LiL5y, Cub Scout Mas
er; R. D. Topples, Libby, Assistant
scout Master; o. L. Gillespie, Libby.
District Chairman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
Declare Emergency
For Street Fund

The city council at its meeting
Tuesday evening, declared an en-
Urgency in the street fund. About
$1,000 extra will be needed to care
for the handling of the heavy SHOWS
and for repairs on the streets re-
sulting from the excessive moisture
of the winter season. This emer-
gency will be acted upon at the
next regular council meeting.
M. M. Rawlings, district mana
ger for the Mountain States Power
Co., Kalispell, and E. j. Driear. To-
cal manager for the company. ap-
peared before the governing body
to present the proposed street light
ing project on Mineral and Calf
ornia Avenues. The project was
well received by the council and
If a satisfactory manner of financing
the needed improvement can be
worked out, the project will prob
ably be undertaken.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
GIRL SCOUTS DISCUSS
HIKE AND PARTY

The meeting February "a was cal
led to order by the president. We
discussed old and new business.
We talked about our badge work.
Refreshments were served by
Merrill Partlow and Virginia Rice.
The meeting was adjourned.
The March 4 meeting was called
to order by the president. Old and
new business was discussed.
We are not sure yet if we will
have a st. Patrick's party or a hike
We have to have our badge work
handed in by the end of the week.
Refreshments were served by
Shirley Baenen and Glenda Carol
The meeting was adjourned.
Virginia Rice, Scribe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
Charles Myers
Early Resident

The sympathy of the community
i goes out this week to Mrs. Chas
Myers, who, in less than wear
has lost her Husband, Son, anc
Father.
Charles H. Myers, a resident of
Libby for over 80 years passed away
at the Montana State Hospital, Feb
10Th. Cause of death was pneu-
monia and cerebral hemorrage.
Mr. Myers was born March g..
1868, at Deposit, New York. At
the age of II, having been left
an orphan, he was taken by friends
to Traer, Iowa, where he grew to
young manhood, working as a cab
lnet-maker and wagonsmith. He
later served two years as Sgt. in
the U. S. Army during the Spanish
American War.
On the tenth day of March 1909
ne was united in marriage with
Nellie Leslie at Grand Junction,
Colorado, at which time they moved
to Montana and have been residents
of this state since To them were
born five children, Sarah Mrs.
Maurice Croucher of Opportunity,
Washington; Jessie, Mrs. Lewis
Nelson of Delta, Colo; Walden, Mrs
Don Nielsen-of Libby; S/Sgt. Joseph
L. Myers, deceased, (Killed in act
ion April l945) and Nellie, Mrs. /
Raymond thinner also of Libby.
Surviving relatives are: the wife,
Mrs. Nellie Myers, four daughters.
a daughter-in-law, Evelyn Myers, L
4 brother, George, a half-sister. Lii
ian Jones and eight grandchildren.
The funeral was held from the
Iompf Funeral Home Sunday at
P. NJ, with Rev f. Roy Fort Of
iciating Mrs. Oliver Phillips sang
When on My Day of Life, The
light is Falling" Mrs. Pitcher as
rganist A trio was sung by Mrs.
'hillipS Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. I
.oarkS- The song was, Nearer MY ~
-od to Thee. Pallbearers were
l. f. Dexter, Fred Carter, John j
scott, George Heath, Elwood q
roWp and Lew johnson. Inter =
ent was at the Libby Cemetery. n
Out of town relatives here for D
e funeral were two daughters, X
rs. Lewis Nelson of Delta, Colo, =,
Id Mrs. Maurice Croucher of Op- II
,rtunity Wash NJ
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
LINCOLN COUNTY G. 0. p.
MEETING TUESDAY EVE

Lincoln county members of the
Grand Old Party" feel optomistic
regarding the coming election year
At least that was the attitude ex-
pressed Tuesday evening by pro
minent members of the party who
came from all sections of the county
to meet in Libby.
The gathering was called to meet
with Dean Chaffin, state chairman
of the finance committee of the
State Republican Central Committee
who was here in the interest of
the coming campaign.
Chas. D. Rowe was appointed
chairman of the finance committee
of the Lincoln County Republican
Central Committee, and other or
ganiZatiOn plans were made.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
Vets & AuxiIiories
Entertain Guests

Members of the local Veterans
OF Foreign Wars and American Leg
ION Posts and their auxiliaries were
hosts to number of Kalispell auxi-
harry members and others last Fri
day evening, when they held a Joint
banquet and business meeting at
the Legion hall
The group joined in singing with
Mrs |. B. Flesher at the piano be-
fore delicious banquet was ser
we'd. The banquet was followed by
a business meeting, which was voted
worthwhile by all present.
Out-of-town guests from the
Glacier Park V. F. w. Post, Kalis-
pell, included Madge Emheiser.
patriotic instructor Helen O'Fallon,
Jr, vlce-pres.; Esther Sexton, presi-
len; Jane Kemp, color bearer No.
I; Jennie Pomeroy, color bearer
No, 3; FrancesiS Hashagen, color
bearer No. |; Alice Winter, sec
etary; Deva Parr, conductress:
essie Barge asst. conductress:
Helen Kelly, Jr. vice-pres Dept. of
don't; Grace Schumacher. Other
visitors included VIM.
illlbrd, present commander of the
ilacier Park Post of VFW and Yer
on Kelly, past Department Com
lander of the State of Montana.
Local guests invited were Mr.. and
lrs. Frank JOHN, Mr. and Mrs.
). d. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
IcCallum and Eleanor Huffman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
TROY o. E. S. CHAPTER
ENTERTAINS LIBBY

o. E. s. Kootenai Chapter No
80 of Troy invited the Libby Chap.
ter No. SO for Friendship Night
Wednesday, Feb. 27.
A special ceremony and specia.
program was presented.
Art Dunkle explained the signi-
flcance of the gavel, and its first
use in the building of King Solo
mons Temple Mr. Dunkie had
made one after the pattern of the
early gavels, which are different
from present day ones. commonly
used. This he presented to Mrs.
Gordon Daugharty, Worthy Matron
of the Libby Chapter.
{ At the close of the evening, deli
cious refreshments were served
from a prettily arranged table.
About is ladies from Libby at
tended, and report very worth
while and enjoyable meeting.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
Immunizotion For
Pre- SchooI Child

Friday, March 8, at 100 D. m
at St. Johns Lutheran Hospital
the first treatment for diptheria
and whooping cough immunization
Will be given, The serum will be
given for the diptheria and whoop-
ing cough immunization together.
Three treatments will be given
three weeks apart.
These clinics are being sponsored
by the Board of Education in CO.
operation with the city health de-
partment. DR.. J. M. Cairns. the
city health officer will give the i'm
munization treatment
All pre-school children and in
fants may attend It is desirable
that all children be protected from
these diseases before they enter
school. All children not so pro-
tected are urged to attend the
clinics.
A charge of IS cent? will be made
toward the cost Of he serum.
The smallpox vacciQation clinic
Will be announced at a Mater date.
o. LLOYD GILLESPIE
Supt. of Schools.
ANGELA HUCHALA !
School Nurse.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-07
.Whitefish Wins
==
0urndment

Whitefish defeated Troy 25-19 ant
Libby 1921 to win the Northwest
! ern Montana Grade Tournament
last week. Libby won over Eureka
1924 to take third place.
A Troy team that was determined
not to be defeated came back in the
last quarter to bid against White
fish for the lead. Whitefish was
firing fast but managed to win 25-
i19.
Whitefish (25) Sagen 7, Moore l.
Brindle q Randall 5, Knapton S.,
Field 4, Staten l.
Troy 19) Lafoon |, Purcell /
Cohenur 2, Robins II. Bennett 4.
Carr, Sloan, Pearson, Vinson, Non
neman
Libby had their game under con-
troll throughout to win third place
by a score of 1924
Libby (29) Madison 7, Gompf 2,
Walsh 10, Dale Thomson 4, Woods,
Hamlin 4, Barr, Don Thomson 2,
WEIGH, Whitefield.
Eureka (24) Owens 4, Erie II, B.
Howe 2, Bergette 3, L. Howe, Evins
2, Hanson, Gilbert, Garrison. Butts.
Afternoon Games
Libby blew up in the third quar-
ter after Walsh scored two points
for Whitefish. Excepting for the /
third quarter the teams played even
ball
Whitefish 28) Sagen 2, Moore /.
Brindle II, Knapton / Field 2,
Staten 2, Lytle 2, Walsh 2 ,
Libby CID Madison 8, Gompf /
Potter 5, Walsh 2, Dale Thomson
I, Hamlin, Bache Whitefield.
A Eureka team that could not
seem to get started went down in
lefeat to Troy 21-15.
Troy CID Lafoon /, Purcell 4,
,ohenour 9, Robbins, Bennett 5,
Carr 2.
Eureka Q5) Owens /, Erie 5, :
3ergette l, Evins 2, Howe 4, B.
lowe 2. {