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returned to her home in Coral,
Mich, after spending the sum-
mer months with her niece,
Mrs. P. B. Haworth.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Grieger
and Miss Ruth Nelson are liv-
ing in the Stevenson residence.
Mrs. H. C. Young and sons
visited last week in Joliet, at
the home of Mrs. Young's sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moore
who operated the Lodge Grass
hotel and cafe since March
have returned to their home in
Billings.
Surveying began last week by
B. c. LilliS to take the ditch
to the edge of town.
Mrs. l.. F. Good of Whitefish
visited recently at the home OF
her son, James Murray. and
family.
Mrs. Dude Sorger, Mrs.
Charles Lohmaier and Mrs.
Jean Sixberry were Hardin call
ers Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Taught of Boise,
Idaho. has been visiting at the
Elmer knight and Jess Taught
homes.
Miss Ramona Pease returned
last week from Tacoma, Wash,
where she had been visiting
her brother, Harold Pease, and
family.
Mrs. Wray Evans of wyola
called on friends in Lodge
Grass Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Notrott re-
turned to their home in Brook
field. Mo-. after visiting Mrs,
Notrott's sisters. Mrs. H. E. Mic
cum and Mrs. Edgar Sutton.
E. R. Fenton recently pur-
| chased the Frank Menu shoe
shop. Bob Barnett will manage
the shop.
Mrs. Frank Sharpe returned
home last week from Seattle,
| Wash. where she had visited
her niece. Mrs. Catherine Wy
rick Thompson, and children.
Mrs. George Chance and
daughter of Sacramento, Cal,
visited recently at the Elmer
Knight home .
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Turne-
were house guests at the home
of Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Owen. The
Turner's were en route from
Helena. where they had been
living, to their new home at
WibauX, Mont.
Misses Kathleen Knutson,
Mary Ann Miller and Beatrice
Ochert are rooming at the H. E.
| Niccum residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris
returned to their home in Col
orado Springs. Co... after visit
ing Mrs. Harris parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Given.
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LODGE GRASS SECTION
School Notes-Service News
Mrs. Geraldine GomleY. Correspondent

atives in Iowa.
Mr.. Campbell of the Burling-
ton railways was a business
caller in Lodge Grass last
week.
Mrs. O.. L. Matthews returned
home Saturday evening after
visiting at the j. NJ. Gripp
ranch near Buffalo. Wyo.
G.. L. Knight and Earl Knight
of Billings visited recently at
the Elmer Knight home here.
R. P. Rowntree returned
home last week from Rushville,
Neb., where Mrs. RoWntree re
manned with her father, George
Wright, who suffered injuries
from a fall.
E. Engler of Milwaukee, Wis,
was an overnight guest
Wednesday at the A. G.. West
wood. Jr.. ranch home.
Mr. and Mrs. william Lynde
We're Sheridan callers on Mon
day Of this week.
Donnie Rowntree. who gradu-
ated this spring from LGHS
departed Saturday for Denver
Col. where he will enter the
University Of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Marcus
arrived here last week from
Billings to assume management
of the Lodge Grass hotel and
cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Buck
ingham of Hardin were Lodge
Grass visitors Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Clarence Mailer of Crow
Agency visited friends ii Lodge
Grass last week.
Mrs. Ida Jennings departed
recently for her home in Oak
land. Cal. after an extended
visit at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. D. w. Chandler,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Gripp and
son. Kenneth. of Buffalo, Wyo.,
visited friends in Lodge Grass
last week.
Arthur and Leslie Storm de-
parted September 10 to resume
school at Great Falls.
The Holly sugar factory OF
Hardin has been constructing
a new beet dump at Lodge
Grass Just north of the stock
yards. A graveled road will be
laid between the elevator and
the beet dump.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Swanson
and daughter were Hardin call
erS last Saturday.
Arthur Peters arrived here
last week from Mobile, Ala. to
attend funeral services for his
mother, Mrs. Oliver Peters.
MIR and Mrs. Ralph Knight
of Helena visited recently at
the home of their son, Chuck
Wright, of Lodge Grass.
J. A. Johnson. bookkeeper for
the REA, spent last week visit
ing relatives and friends at Big
Timber.
Mrs. Rose Norwood recently
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SCHOOL NOTES

The school year opened with
the grade building entirely re-
painted inside. This includes
the grade school gym.
In the high school building,
the entry and halls have beer,
reprinted.
Mrs. Adam KurZ is assisting
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson this year
with the school lunches.
The high school class spon-
sors are: Senior - Miss Chris
tine Erickson; junior - Robert
Grieger: sophomore - Mrs
Sam Stevenson; freshman -
Miss Agnes LiX.
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Lodge Grass Locals

DR.. w. A. Petzoldt departed
September IS for a three
month speaking tour for the
church board of finance and
promotion of New York City
The schedule includes five
dates in Iowa; two weeks IN
New York state: two weeks in
the New York City metropolitan
area, and the remainder of the
time in the New England states,
Francis Owen was a Billings
business caller on Monday.
Miss Iris Green, graduate OF
Lodge Gras high school with
the class of 1916. and who has
been bookkeeper for the Farm
ers Union this summer. en-
rolled last week at Billings
Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Terrell OF
Hardin were visitors last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Owen.
Mrs. A. G. Westwood, Jr.. and
children and Mrs. Albert
George and children were Sher-
idan callers on Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Knight. accom-
panied by Junior BrockWay
who spent the summer months
at the Knight and Davis homes
departed Thursday for Vancou-
yer. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lynde
were Hardin callers Saturday.
A. G.. WestWood. Jr., was a
Billings caller Monday of this
week.
Ben Allen of Billings was in
Lodge Grass last week on bust
ness matters.
Mr.. P. R. Forman and Mrs.
Larry McComaS were Sheridan
callers last Wednesday.
John E. Rice of Sheridan was
a business caller in Lodge Grass
Thursday.
Mayor Cliff Clanin has is
sued a warning that everybody
keep chicken houses padlocked
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Fenton
of Billings attended the Civic
club dance Saturday evening.
L. B.. Whitman. director of
town and country work for the
Montana Baptist convention,
was here last week from Hell
ena.
Mrs. Francis Curry visited in
Hardin on Monday of this
week.
Miss Billye Ruth Zimmerman,
who spent the summer months
at her home in Lodge Grass,
departed Sunday to enter her
junior year at the University
of Wyoming.
Petty Officer &c Billy De-
garth, accompanied by his wife,
arrived here last week from
Washington to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Steinhilber. After
leaving here, they will visit rel
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extended during the death of
our mother. We especially wish
to thank the Baptist ladies and
those who sent flowers.
Arthur Peters.
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y. AlDreCQ anu C1lllOTeIl, 1t
land Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Grieger, Miss Kathleen
Knutson, Miss Christine Erick-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy DAM
bly, and children, Miss Ruth
Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smith, Miss Mary Ann Miller,
Mrs. Marjorie Clanin and Miss
Beatrice Ochert.
DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Wright
were Friday evening dinner
guests at the home Of Mrs. A.
G. Westwood.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Owen we're Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Mcintyre of Hardin, billiard
Burroughs, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Owen.
Mrs. A. G. Westwood and
Mrs. Gerry Gormley were Sun
day dinner guests at the ranch
home of A. G. Westwood, Jr.
FARMERS UNION
Members of the Farmers I'm
ion held a public reception for
the Lodge Grass teachers in the
Community hall On the evening
of September II. Mrs. Ralph
Metcalfe was in charge of the
program. after which refresh
ments were served. On the pro
gram were the following mum
/! bers: Vocal duets by Miss Iris
and Betty Green, accompanied
by Mrs. Edythe Jackson at the
piano: introduction of teachers
by Supt. Albrecht: several mum
bers on the accordion by Miss
Lorraine Bergquist, accompan-
led by Mrs. Agnes Bergquist at
the piano: talks, High School
Athletics" by Coach H. L
Swanson, and 1.-THE Attractive
Features of Lodge Grass and
Vicinity. by William T. Shaw
WEDDING SHOWER
The Little Horn Demonstra-
ton club entertained at a we'd
ding shower at the Bond home
Tuesday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Donald Hager. The young
bride was the recipient OF
many gifts. Present were Mr.,
P. R. Forman, Mrs. Lille Green,
Mrs. Sanford Eggart. Mrs. Wal
ter Fellows, Mrs. Bob Hanley,
Mrs. Curly Wells. Mrs. R. J,
Miller. Mrs. Wayne Bond, Mrs
Bob Jackson, Miss Betty Green,
Mrs. Cedric Bond, Miss Iris
Green. Mrs. Glen BlackforG,
Mrs. Maurice Smith. Mrs. Frank
Ball. Mrs. Charles Long. Mrs
Harry Adams. Mrs. Bill Smith,
Mrs. Palmer Weibert. Mrs. Mar,E
Weibert. Mrs. Winfield LETTERS
Mrs. Uhl Bond, Mrs. Ella Esh-
elman, Kathryn and Jean Wei
bert.
GRANDMOTHER CLUB
The Lodge Grass Grandmoth-
ers club will meet Friday, o.
tober 4, at the Community hall.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many
friends and neighbors for the
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Lodge Grass Society

TRAVEL CLUB
Mrs. Jay Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Curly Wells were hoStesSes to
the Lodge Grass Travel club
and their families at Commu-
nifty hall on September 10. Fol-
lowing the dinner, those pres
ent enjoyed group singing,
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which was followed by a brief
talk on Meeting Obstacles" by
Mrs. Fitzgerald, and a comical
number On his cornet by Su-
perintendent Albrecht. Present
in addition to the hostesses
were Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt, Mrs
R. J. Miller, Pat Taylor, Homer
Neuen, Patsy and Bill F1tz-
gerald, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cooley, Deanna and Dickie
Cooley, Supt. and Mrs. E. j..
Albrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Lynde, Stanford and Christine
Lynde, Erie Gross, Leslie
Schroeder, Don Arndt, Mrs
Charles Long, Mrs. Harry Ad-
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Arndt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tim
norman, Mrs. Henry Esp, Mrs.
Donald Esp, Miss Billye Ruth
Zimmerman, Helen and Keith
Holley, Mrs. P. R. Forma1i,
Ralph and Kim Forman, Mrs.
A. G.. Westwood. Mrs. Gerry
Gormley, MI. and Mrs. Chuck
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ryan, MI. and Mrs. Ole Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Given.
FAREWELL PARTY
Mrs. George Cooley. Mrs.
Dude Sorger and Mrs. Charles
Schooner entertained Tuesday
evening at the Cooley home in
honor of Mrs. Henry Jackson,
who was presented with a gilt.
The evening was spent in
playing bridge, after which re-
freshments were served. Hon
ors at bridge went to Mrs.
Cliff Clanin and Mrs. A. G.
Westwood, Jr. Others present
were Mrs. Francis Curry, Mrs.
Emmett Curry and Mrs. Frank
Mason.
EASTERN STAR
Lodge Grass Eastern Stars
attending Jasmine chapter in
Hardin Thursday evening were
Mrs. Bill Zimmerman, Mrs.
Marjorie Clanin. Mrs. Gerry
Gormley, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Mattox.
AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. E. A. Richardson was
hostess last Tuesday afternoon
to the Afternoon bridge club.
Mrs. Wayne Bond was winner
of first prize, and Mrs. A. G.
-Westwood, second with Mrs.
William Lynde receiving travel
prize. Others present were Mrs.
R. j. Miller, Mrs. Charles Scho-
ner. Mrs. John Ryan and Mrs
Curly Wells.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. Sam Stevenson and Mrs.
Albert Stevenson entertained a.
dinner on September II in hon
or of Mrs. Marjorie Clanin, who
was presented with a gift. 9th
erS present were Douglas Cla-
min, Sam Stevenson, Albert Ste
venson and Gary.
FACULTY PICNIC
The members of the Lodge
Grass school faculty enjoyed d
picnic in Tongue river canyon
on Sunday, September Is. Those
present were Supt. and Mrs. E.
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Thursdays, 2:30 p. m.
FIRST CROW INDIAN
BAPTIST CHURCH
Mo vn n11e

-,
FIRST CROW INDIAN
BAPTIST CHURCH
Clara E. Odds
Missionary in Charge
Morning worship, 1890 a. m.
Wyola Indian mission, 2:30
p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday,,
7:3o p. m
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass is conducted at 1920
a. n. the second and fourth
Sundays of each month.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
w. N. Andrews, Pastor
Services at Community hall,
Saturday 2 p m
WILLOW CREEK DAM
Sunday school, 9 a. m.
Sunday, September 20, will
be Promotion Sunday at Sun
day school in the Little Brown
church.
A meeting of the advisory
Board was held last Wednesday
evening at the Grow Indian
Baptist church.
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GRANDMOTHER CLUB
The Lodge Grass Grandmoth-
erS club will meet Friday, Oc-
tober 4, at the Community hall.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many
friends and neighbors for the
sympathy and acts of kindness
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FACULTY PICNIC
The members of the Lodge
Grass school faculty enjoyed d
picnic in Tongue river canyon
on Sunday, September IS. Those
present were Supt. and Mrs. E.
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Iskrsno vabilo Slovana

Euclid, o. - Skoraj bi rekel,
da je vecinoma ze vsem znano,
da pevski zbor Slovan priredi v
nedeljo, 20. januarja krasen
koncert z opereto "Kovacev stu-
dent. Ia ia koncert se je zbra-
10 lepe narodne pesmi. Nastopi-
10 bo tudi vec kvartetov, kate
rib doslej nismo imeli. Mas Pc
vovodja Frank Vautar je pripo-
roeal, da je dobro imeti malo
spremembe.
Ne smem pa pozabiti Franka
Cessna, XII Sc mnogo trudi z ope-
reto "Kovaeev student, da bo
bolj uspesno podano. zelimo, da
Sc koncert pravocasno zaene,
cato apeliramo ma cenjeno OBJ
einstvo, da pridete v dvorano
oh pravem casu. s koncertom
bono priceli tocno oh napove-
danem casu, cato prosimo, bodi-
te toSni, da ne boste zamudili
lep;h pesmi, kar bi ne bilo prav.
Po koncanem koncertu Sc bo
servirala okusna vecerja. Pc
vecerji Sc DO pricela domaca "a
bava oh zvokih JOS. Kusarjeve-
ga orkestra.
Vabljeni ste clani sosednjih
pevskih zborov, da mas obiscete
oh priliki 1O-letnice Slovana. Sal
veste, da elani Slovana tudi va
Sc predstave obiscemo v velikem
stevilu, kolikor mas pac je. To-
rel ma svidenje v nedeljo, 20. ja-
nuarja Slovenskem drustve-
mem doml ma Recher Ave.
Frank Rupert, predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
is. januarja, 1946

,Bilo jew Alabani. Nekega
jasnega in soncnega dne sta sla
otroka, brat in sestra, po cesti.
Osemletna sestra jesEa roko vo-
dila mlajsega brata, XII je trd-
no mizal. Nekdo je srecal par
in vprasal, &c Sc decek nj mogo-
&c kaj poskodoval ma oci, ker ne
more gledati. 'Kaj se," odgovo-
ri sestra. "Tako narediva vsa-
ko soboto, kadar sonce blesci.
On drzi oci zaprte in JAZZ ga vo-
dim v movies. Ko prideva no.
tri, odpre oci in najde sedeze
"a oba v temnini.
Mas prijatelj je komaj vjel
vlak ma Pennsylvania postal v
New Yorku, XII odpelje oh 500
zjutraj. Ko pride kondukter do
MEGA, da prescipne vozni listek,
mu pravi smeje, da je v napac-
mem vlaku, oziroma listek in
vlak ne soglasata; isto Sc zgodi
pri drugem potniku. 'Tudi III 81
ma napacnem vlaku," - ali pa
morda sem JAZZ" Smeh je kon-
dukterju zginil T. lie, ko je opa-
zil, da je sam zavzel vodstve
napacnega vlaka.
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druz nj ma isti dan v letu. -
Cestitke!
Detroit, Mich.-S castnim od-
pustom sta sc vrnila v civilno
zivljenje brata Leo in Albert
Bernik. Prvi je prisel IL Nemci-
je, drugi pa cd mornarice.-Tu-
kaj je umrl Anton Kravanja,
star 80 let in donna cd Soce ma
Primorskem. Zapusca zeno, oce-
ia in vec sorodnikov. Pred lett
je zivel v Bridgeportu, Ohio.
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Vesti IL ziul
o17eriSkih SloUenceu

Chicago. Druzina Mirka
Kuhlja, 81. blagajnika SNIP In
ta:jnika SANS, je zadnjo soboto
narasla "a novega clana. N a S
Mirko je res kampeljc! To pot
Sc je dogovoril rojenicami, da
so mu prinesle sincka ravno ma
dan obletnice syoje poroke, pref
pa SO Sc ze. .dvakrat zglasile pri
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Ia takojsnjo pomoe so daro-
,ali sledeci: Klub drustev SIND

Ia takoJsnJo pomoc so daro-
vail sledeci: Klub drustev SIND
$4,000; go $25O.OO drustvo
Lunder Adamic % SNIP; dru-
s::vo Naprej s.. 5 SNIP; po
$4,000: Carniola Tent 1928 T.
NJ, Napredne Slovenke st. 137
SNIP; St. Clair Rifle and Hunt
ing Club.
Po $4,000: drustvo Slovenec
st. 1 SDZ; Woodman of the
World st. 293; drustvo Ribnica
st.. II SDZ; Progressive Sloven-
ke krozek st. 2; drustvo Janeza
Krstnika 81 ABB; drustvo Gle
veland st. 1925 sNPJ $500. Pc
$500: Frank Jansa, Anton
Jansa, drustvo France Preseren
st. II SDZ; Terezija Cerkvenik,
drustvo Sv. Ane st. 134 ABB,
drustvo Slovan st. 3 SDZ, dru-
stvo Lipa 129 SNPJ., drustvo
|Slovenske Sokolice st. 442 SNPJ,
drustvo Lozka dolina.
Po $1,000: VIM. lapel, August
Kollander, Mary Kerschisnik,
Rock Springs, Wy, drustvo Sv.
Ane st. 4 SDZ, drustvo Kranj
drustvo sv. Katerina 20 ZSZ,
drustvo Glas Clev. Delavcev 9,
SDZ, drustvo Ilirska Villa st. 173
ABB $3.50, J. M0dic $1.00. Ivan
Babnik je nabral med prijate-
iii $4,000. Darovali so John in
Mary Zaverl $500, Louis Ma
jer $500, Frank Triler $500,
Frank zagar in Victor Kovacic
vsak po $1.00 in Ivan Babnik
$500.
Ma seji drustva Lunder Ada
mic SO darovali: $500: Krist
Stokel, Louis A. Zele, Joseph
Merhar, Max Senkar, Frank
Mahorcic, Anton Krasovec.
Po $500: Joseph Birk, Frank
Estanek. Pc $500: Frank Wess,
Frank Kovaeie, John Renko, ia
cob Svigel, Ignac Rugel, Joseph
Strll, Anton Zorko, Carl Este
nick, Stanley Dolenc, Frank Kri-
vec, Anton Primo.
Pc $1.00: Joseph Okorn,
Frank lie, Louis Sodar, Jacob
Pierman, Joseph Centa, Louis
Turk, Rose Turk, Valentin Kri-
vec.
Ia SANS " decembru: Klub
drustev SIND $4,000, Naprelne
Slovenke st. 137 SNPJ $50.O0;
po $1,000: Frank Jansa, Anton
Jansa, drustvo Slovan st. 3 SDz
! in Progressive Slovenke krozek
st. 2. Po $500. Frank vercek,''
Maple Hts, Mary Krizmancie;;
po $500: John Pirc, Mary
Kushlan, Somrak, Rose Kern,
i -. &
Frank Pirc, Jack Ambroz.
Prejmite vsi najtoplejso "a
hvalo Y imenu trpecega naroda
Y start domovini in odbora po-
druznice II. 50 SANS.
John Pollock; blag.
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razvijajo narodi, mesta in vasi!
Svobodno maj Sc glasi pesem PC
zemlji in Sc razvija zivljenje!
Snlrt-SMRTI!
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Aktivnosti pri podruznici
st. 80 SANS

Leto 1915 je "a nami in &c po-
gledamo nazaj, vidimo, da nismo
bill mic kaj proved pridni pri-
reditvami. Podruznica kot TAXA
je imela lie emo prireditev. Ma
Is. marca SO priredili clani Glas-
bene Matice koncert, katerega
cisti preostanek je znasal $685.
18, pevski zbor Zarja pa je cd
njih koncerta poklonil pomozni
akciji $275.OO. Obema zboroma
najlepsa hvala. Mi pa ne poza-
bimo kadar imajo oni svoje pri-
reditve.
V preteklem letu so Sc nabi-
ralci po naselbinah potrudili in
nam poslali vsote kakor IL Sa-
lem, O., Frank Hrvatin, il
Maple Heights, Frank Wreck in
Andy Hocevar, liz Newburgha
Mrs. Ana Traven il Collinwoo-
da, Mrs. Ana Erbeznik, nadalje
Krist Stokel, Ludvik Medvesek,
John Centa, John Tavcar, Ivan
Babnik, Vinko Klemencic in Ju-
liza Pirc cd Enakopravnosti.
Janko N. Rogelj je prejel Cd
drustev in posameznikov Ame-
riske bratske zveze lepe zneske,
katere. je izrocil SANSu "a ia
kojsnjo pomoc.
Med posamezniki, kateri so
nam med letom veckrat poklo-
Mill vecje vsote, so Mr.. in Mrs.
Peter Lustrik, Jack Obed, ka-
teri ina slascicarno ma 4504
St. Clair Ave., in njegova Sc
stra Mrs. FIR. Cerkvenik, XII vo-
di gost:lno ma St. Clair Ave. in
As costa, August Kollander v
SLOW. mar. domu ma St. Clair
Ave., Frank Rich, kateri va m
pop1avi fender in prebarva au-
to kot nov, Vincent in Rose
Yurman, XII lastujeta restavra-
clio ma 8512 Hough Ave-, Mr..
in Mrs. Stefanic il 172 St., njih
hcerka pa obratuje zensko kro"
jacnico v Slov. mar. domu; je
S, mnogo drugih, Xxi SO darovali
po veekrat vecje ali manjse vso.
te "a potrebne v start domovini,
w imenu istih in SANSovega od-
bora naj.epsa hvala vsem! +.
v mesecu decembru pa je pr.
vi stotak prinesel Stanley Do
lenc "a pomozno akcijo cd St,
Clair Rifle and Hunting kluba.
Ia klub priredi sernjakovo We
cerjo ma vecer 26. januarja v
Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave. Kdor je bill ze ma niih pri-
reditvah We, da je tam vedno
dosti in dobre zabave, &c pa Sc
niste nobenkrat posctili njih pri.
reditve, potem pa le nikar ne
zamudite te lepe prilike, boste
lpae videli kako znajo njih ku-
iharice priprayiti srnjaka v ona.
ki. Ma syidenje sestindvaj ajsete-
'ga "a srnjakovi veeerji!
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Ivan Bostjan9iS:
VRANA VRANI NE IZKLJUJE OCI . . ..

Bo bi zelo potrebno, da Sc to- pod krinko kato-
eansva servrano fasistcno propaganda bol podrobno
analizra. Ne odnosu tsto, katero deluj
proti novi Federavn Republik Jugoslav temvec tudi
sto, katera spada podroce najbolj vtalnh deav
skin, socijanih in pocnh vprasan to propaganda Sc
skusa zasrupit avno mnenje nezavednh katolcanov XII
o sprejemao pac il preprostega razoga ker gospud
tako povedali In ker "gospud tako poveda in e to
bilo probceno "Amerisk Domovni, vzemite eden
primer clanek, XII je bill priobcen AmeriSki Doovini
(seveda nepodpisan, cd IT, decembra 1945 Masonstvo
Bratisav Ia clanek vsebue nabo nooricno nacistic
no protudovsko propaganda Probcen e menda il razlo
ga da bi 1.-Two zae cute tish nash Sovencev XII Vec
ali pa mani proti judom Pod krnko antmasonstva in
antisemtizma so nacsti vod svojo borbo pro Amerik
(Nedavno objavljen testament Hterja to potruje)
Ma seznamu nacistov je bill predsednk Roosevelt mason
in JUDI istotako ko so tenn po "Amerski Domovni OBJ
javljenem canku Masaryk in Benes. isem
clanku poudara da e po oktobru 1888 zacela pod
taransk doovni Slovakov doba duhu krseanstva
in slovaske narodnos ZgodoVinsko e destvo da je ia
doba ba doba razkosanja in takrat nac
incl podtatransko domovno Sovakov svoji popol
oblast &c e tore ia doba bia "doba duhu krscan
slovaske narodnosti poem bi bo pravino prica
kovati, da bo nekega lepega dneva "Amersk Domovi
nj priobcen clanek XII obravnava "Masonsvo Jugosla
VIII in katerem bo zapisano da Sc je nova doba duhu
krscanstva in slovenske narodnosti zacea g. apriu
194 ko Hterjeve horde vdre Jugoslavo in zacele
prireati "antimasonske razstave
Obsto tn Ameriki ocitna tendenca, da Sc Cd fasz-
ma resi- resiti d. Dokazov je kot pre-
veG Pr Amerikancih uznosovanskega poreka reakci
ia koordinraa svoe deovane. Reakcija pr Hrvath od
prto zagovarja Paveica usase in Macka pr Srbh Nedi
ca Mhaovca in cetnike pr mas Slovencih je pa "Ame-
riska Domovna vzeia pod svojo zaso Rupnika Roma
na belo gardo, domobrance in begunce Ia zvirna psa
starega kraja DO tezko naso prosora tenn kato
lSkem casopsu. Toda ko gre to- da priobc do
ps kaksnega donobranca XII e oh rami tali
skm fasisti in nemskmi nacst borl prot last
nemu narodu edaj DO skoda nj casa, nj truda nj
stora da dolga aenacia porazenega asista priob
ci.
Nj nobenega dvoma, da e Slovenija mela svoje zda-
jace kviznge in fasiste kat drzave posebno tt
ste XII bile pod nacsticno okupacijo, h n1ee Ma
Norveskem h e pod obozbo prblizno 350000 kar e "a
to mao dezeo nekaj kar pozna Toda zasave vpra
SAME Amersk Domovni kje slovenski kolaboratorjl
zdaaci in asis DO servrala svoe zelo prozorne
laz da h nj Kaksn bill razog, XII so tie domobran-
CO. izdaace in slovenske fasste pognai begunstvo Sc
re ve Toda preso e obca da made evropskh fasl-
stow in koaboratorev obracajo Amerko Popolno-
ma ie razumvo da tud slovensk izdaaci kolabora-
tori in fasisti nas Ameriski Domovni svojo zastit
nco in "amersko teto" Pregovor pravi: vrana vran
izkluje oci