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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
UREDN1KOVA 4 PO$TA

predstavlja zupnikovega pred
stavnikA monsignorja, ter Av-
gustu Kofnarju, kot kardinalu.
Augusta nismo videli ma odru
zadnja leta radi njegovega rah-
lega zdravja, cato DO njegov ma
stop vsern v zadoscenje. Njego-
va visoka postava, krepak in
odloeen glas ter ljubeznjiv ma
stop mu bodo pomagali, da bo
odlicen kardinal.
"a tema dvema cerkvenima
dostojanstvenikoma pride ma vr-
sto grof Peter Sableski v osebi
Rudy-ja Widmarja. Kdo drugi
bi Sc upal krotiti Parizanko kot
.je Olga Marnova? Take vloge
so. Rudy-jeva specialiteta.
Pavlina Debevceva DO pred
stavljala memo in nepokvarjeno
mladenko Genovefo. Scene, v
katerih sc zatece po pomoc X
zupniku, da bi pridobila moza,
katerega ina popolnoma v obla-
sti Olga, so nadvse zabavne. z
zupnikovo bistroumnostjo, to
tudi izvojujeta.
Ugajala vam DO veljavna zup-
nikova kuharica Frances Ilc
kateri povzroca zupniku najvee
preglavic razdajanjem svojih
zivljenskih potrebscin. zupnik
ina namrec navajo, da odnese
svojin revezem, &c lie vidi, da
ina kuharica kako zalogo, zatc
:je v zupnistvu veekrat ogenj v
strehi, ker nj kaj "a v lonec
djati.
V manjsih vlQgah nastopajc
Sc: Anton Eppich kot sluga
Nezka Kalan kot opravljivka
Ivanka Shiffrer in Alice Teka'
vec kot redovnici, Joe Sircel.
kot casnikar, Frank Kokalj kot
trgovec, Joe seme kot politik
Tony Podobnik kot tajnik in
koneno Sc zupnikov pes "kos'
mac, katerega lastuje trgovee
John Mihelic "a. ceste.
Vsi omenjeni so zanesljiv
Cankarjevi igralci, XII SO Re veil
ko zrtvovali "a povzdigo in OBJ
stoj slovenske dramatike. Axe
imamo pred ocmi tudi namen, ,
cigar DO podana predstaya, te
daj bi moral biti avditorij Slo
venskega narodnega donna ma
bit obcinstva. Vsaj upamo III
pricakujemo, da bo tako. Pomni
te, da DO pricetek igre oh 6:3(
zvecer
Prijazno vas vabi k igri Y
imenu ''Cankarja" in podruzni
ce st. 80 SANSa
Toncka Simcic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Oh 3O-letnici drustva
"Vipavski raj"

Cleveland, O. Drustvo "Vi-
pavski raj" 1t. 312 SNPJ pra..
znuje v nedeljo ~. oktobra svo-
jo 30-letnico obstanka S pro-
gramo1n in plesom v Sloven-
skem domu ma Holmes Ave. Vsi
ste prav vljudno vabljeni, da Sc
udelezite te vazne obletnice,
bratje in sestre ter prijatelI il
Cevelanda in okolice. Dobrodo-
sli ste vsi start in mladi clani
in clanice, da Sc udelezite tega
zanimivega programa, XII sc pri-
cne oh $50 popoldne.
Nastopili bodo v programu
trije pevski zbori in sicer: Ear
ia, Jadran in Slovan. Deklami-
rala bo stefanija Cernigoj
umetni pies bosta plesala Sis
koviceva in igral DO Vadnalov
orkester. Ma to proslavo smo
povabili tudi govornika il Chi
caga, stare vipavsko korenino,
brata Filipa Godino, upravitelja
"Prosvete". Po programu Sc
razvije Piles. Vstopnina h pro-
gramu je 75c, samo "a pies pa
60c. Navzcci bodo tudi ustanov-
nj clani, kateri nam bodo oh pri-
iki 3O-letnice povedali, kako SO
sc trudili, da so to ledino pre-
orali.
Doba 30 let je ze precej dol
ga. Dosti jih Re nj vec med ma
mi in jih krije crna zemlja,
Pred 80 lett sc je zbrala sku-
pima Vipavcev, XII so organizi-
rail- to drustvo St. 312 SNPJ.
To Sc je zgodilo v novenrbru
leta 1916 cd drustva Jadranska
Villa in so Sc razgovarjai, kako
bi ustanovili novo drustvo
SNIP. Ii clani so bill: Anton
Licen, XII ie bill izvoljen "a pred
sednika; John Resinovi6, tai
mix; Jos. Kartel zapisnikar.
Brat Licen je pozdravil ma
vzoce candidate "a v drustvo
ter pojasnil glavne tocke pravil,
kot tudi lepe prilike glede po.
smrtnin in bolniske podpore,
cpcracije it'd. Povdarjal je, ko.
liko da pomeni biti clan SNPJ.
Vprasal je navzoce, &c so pri-
pravljeni Sc ravnati po pravilih
SNIP. Tedaj je kar zadonelo 70
dvorani, da hocejo. Brat Eicen
je nato zaprisegel vse move ela-
ne in pri TEN bratsko stisnil 70.
ko vsakemu clanu posebej.
Vas vse Sc enkrat opozarjam,
udele Ute Sc " Obilnem Stevilu
te nsse obletnice. Ma svidenje
Louise Cebron
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

zdelO cuunO, da SO meH ltaAJani
tako toene podatke o na6rtih?"
Rupnik je pritrdn.
Ma predsednikovo vprasanje
je obtozeni Rupnik izpovedal, da
je bill v letih 1887 in 1888 ko-
mandant sumadijske divizije v
oblasti Kragujevcu. Pc daljsem
obotavljanju je primal, da je
incl tenn casu predavanje cast
niskemu zboru, "ko so odkrii
neke pripraVe sa sabotaSo IN so
pri aretiranem iaSeuirj,s Krista-
'su 'saSK ma6rt, po baterem maj
bi Sc isvajdle sabota$e . voja$ki
imdwstrsT mo- podro6ju $stnoadij-
ske vojdske oblasti." Po tenn,
"do so bile prisadete tudi neke
vojaske osebe is tehsj6,,ega co.
coda orsemala," je sposnal, "da
je bio vodstvo vojske prodamo.
Pri vojaskem lektorju "a nem-
seino, nekem Koenigu, 81 je ma
bavil potrebno literature, da bi
v njej nasel snow "a predavanje
castniskemu zboru.
Predsednik: "Nemski lektor
YAM je torej dial hitlerjansko IL
teraturo in vi ste torej predavali
' fasisticnem duhu?'
Rupnik: FfDa, protibolj5eviS-
TO-"
Predsednik: "Predavanie je
bio, kakor pravite, nanenjeno
cetnikom. Cudili ste sc, ko YAM
je Tornari predlozil izdelane ma
srte utrdb: saj ste safni vnasali
v castniski zbor fasisticno hit
lerjanske ideje!'
Rupnik: "Od dalec mi je naci-
STIGMA Nemcija selo impo,tirala
in o tenn sem odk7ato govo,Il. TO
je bio use moje pronacisticmo
delovdnje."
Zavedal sc je sramotnosh i'm
DOZrtyOyahOSti
Predsednik: "Obtozeni ste, da
ste v Italiji zbirai okrog sebe
bivse jugoslovanske aktivne
cas- nike in podcastnike in vpli-
Vail mamie, maj bodo lojalni do
oxupatorja."
Rupnik: "Potegovali slno Sc
"a kaksno podroro, XII jo je vi
soki konisar koneno obljubil, pa
zarai raznih zaprek nj prislo
do uresnicenja."
Predsednik: 'Kot bivsi jugo-
slovanski general ste zbirali
okrog sebe jugoslovanske aktiv-
Inc castnike zaradi njihovih
osebnih interesov. Ali pa niste
niiSoli pomislili, da so vsi jugo-
siovanski narodi 'okupirani in da
so jugoslovanski castniki po-
tretni jugoslovanskim narodom
"a njihov obstoj?"
(Nadaljeuanje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
SODNlJSN PROCES PROT
|SLOvENSKlM IzDAJALCEM
izdal je Jugosiavijo BE pred ka.
pituiacijo stare Jugosiavije
(nadaljevanje)


IzdaI je Jugosiavijo se pred ka-
pituiacijo stare Jugoslavije
Ma vprasanje, kaj bi bslo po
mjegovem nenenju njegova dol
s',ost jugos1ovamskega 6astnika
. trenwtku, ko je kapitulirala
bivsa Jugos1avija, je obtoSemi
Rupnik obmoIk,,tl in nj odgovo-
rM.
Ma vprasanje, kdaj je kapi-
turilala jugoslovanska vojska in
kdaj je on delal naerte "a hrvat-
sko vojsko, je odgovoril: 'Hr-
vatska je re bila proglasena kot
samostojna drzava. Zagreb je
bill v rokah Nemcev, toda kapi-
tulacija jugos1ovonske vojske Sc
nj bila objaVljesa.''
Predsednik: "Torej ste izdali
Jugoslavijo Sc pred kapitulacijo
bivse jugoslovamske vojske?"
Rupnik: 'Da."
Potem, ko je izpovedal, da Sc
je ma poti il Zagreba v Ljubljano
astavil v Celju, kjer je stopil v
silk z gestapovskim agentom
Aestenom, je Rupnik primal,
"da 81 je y Celju hotel tudi pri-
dobiti nena$ko drSavljanstvo."
Ko je prispel v Ljubljano, ga
je obiskal v druzbi njegovega
oodnajemnika neki Gino lorna
Il, XII Sc je najprej zaninal "a
politicno zadevo. Ma predsedni-
hovo vprasanje je odgovoril OBJ
tozeni Rupnik, da Sc je Tornari
predvsem zanimal "a politi6nc
delavce. "Ne ,spominjam Sc vec,
katera imena je imenoval."
Predsednik ga je cato opozo-
ii, DE- je V zapisniku IL preiska-
1e navedenih nekaj linen. XII jih
je imenoval. Glede Gina lorna
rija je obtozeni izjavil, da nj bill
aktivni castnik, temvec da sc je
predstavil kot Inspector nemske
Franckove tovarne "a vzhodni
del Italje in je po njegovem
nnenju opravljal obvescevalno
sluzbo.
10 ga je predsednik opozoril,
la je v preiskavi navajal imena
Avsemeka, Sodje, KriSmama in
stareta, po katerih ga je spra-
;eval Tornari, je obtozeni Rup-
nik potrdil, da je res imenoval
"a in Sc nekatera druga imena.
Ma posebmo predsedmikovo
1pra5amje je Rupaik brez pri-
1r$kov isjaWl, da je sdpisnik
preiskace povsem to6en, da ga
je podpisal prostovoljuo in bres
vsoicrsnega pratiska In da je bsl
postopek . preisEaui taksen, da
Sc ne more mad njina u. aiCener
prito&tti.
Predsedsnik: ''Torej lahko po-
trdite, da Sc je Tornari imeno-
ma zapisal "a Avseneka, Sodjo,
Krizmana in Stareta ?"
Rupnik: 'tDa, in Se "a druge,
toda posabl sem lie, za katere."
Predsednik: "Kdo vam je pri-
nesel nacrte utrjene linije proti
Italiji?"
Rupnik: f.Nekega dine je priSel
Tornari 2 nekim ,generalstabnim
polkovmikom II. draaije IN y ma
crtu St.. 1850, ki sta ga razgr-
Mia pred menoj, SO 5ild v6rtnnd
| vsa ndsa utrjeUalnd della
Predsednik: ALI Sc YAM nj
II 49,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Mas gospod xupnik"

AoS SOoksSA A~kSAAAs>
Cleveland, Ohio. l. Nasa pu-
blika sc DO gotovo razveselila
novice, da j bo zopet dana pri-
Ika videti emo najlepsih iger v
nasem reportoarju in to je igra
MAS gospod zupaik'', katera DO
podana ma nedeljo ~. oktobra
oh pol sedmih zvecer v Sioven-
skem narodnem domu ma St..
Clair Ave. /
Vsaka igra ina svoje potez-
koce in "a vsako igro je treba
vee priprav in skrbi kot 81 kdo
predstavlja.
" prvi vrsti je treba pogoditi
prave karakterje. Ako je rezi-
ser tako srecen, da ina ma raz-
polago zazeljeno osobje, je ME
govo srce ma mestu in zagotov-
lien je, da bo igra uspesna.
Malokdaj pa nanese prilika
pri diletantskih odrih, da bi Sc
moglo oddati vse vloge v prave
roke. z velikirni Sc nekako gre,
z manjsimi vlogami, pa ne YES
kan.
Slucaj in sreca sta nanesla,
da nam DO v tel igri v vseh OH
rib zadosceno. Med nami ina
mo Sc par krepkih stebrov il
starejse in pan moenih stebrov
IL mla.ise generacije, ma katere
Sc da Sc raeunati.
Pravijo, da kdor je bill enkrat
igralec, DO ostal west odru "a
vselej. To Sc vcasih v polni me-
ri uresnici; vcasih pa ne gre,
tudi &c 81 tega zelis.
Radi vseh neprilik, katere 81
moramo predociti in radi nese-
bicnega udejstvovanja nasih
igralcev, moramo priti do "a
kljucka, da je res vredno pod
preti in posecati nase kulturne
priredbe.
Ia vzgled 81 lahko vzamemo
dramski zbor "Ivan Cankar"
Kadar je treba financno pod
preti kako dobrodelno organiza.
clio, Sc naselbina obrne do ma.
Sc skupine in vselej je uslisana,
"Cankar" DO podal ze cetrto
predstavo v pomoc nasim po-
trebnim Jugoslaviji. Tudi to
pot DO igral pod avspicijo po-
druznice st. 80 SANSa, kar po.
meni, da bo preostanek prize
ditve izrocen tel podruznici.
Nasi ljubitelji dramskih pred.
stav maj Sc kar pripravijo ma
lepo presenecenje, katero jih
caka prihodnjo nedeljo vpri.
zoritvijo igre mas gospod zup.
Nix.
Naslovno vlogo bo igral John
Steblaj. Vsak igralec 81 zeli po'
novno igrati vlogo, v kateri je
bill najbolj uspesen. On je bi
uspesen nestetokrat v dobi svo.
je igralske kariere. Toda v te.
vlogi Sc je ljudstvu priljubil
ker ga predstavlja kot podezel'
skega zupnika, kot pravo do
bricino, XII zivi in della le "a do.
brobit svojih zupljanov. Takega
idealnega zupnika mora biti REF
uzitek igrati. Kdor pozna Ste
blajeve zmoznosti, We kaj ims
cd MEGA prieakovati.
ia MIN pride ma vrsto z
najdaljso vlogo Olga Marnova
;gralka Cd pet do glave. Marsi'
katera spih ne bi hotela igrat
vloge razuzdane in lahkozive pa
riske lahkozivke. Toda ne ona
Kot Steblaj, 81 je tudi Olga zaze
leila dozivljati in znova pokazat
vse svoje stevilne igralske triks
in zmoznosti. Il te igre je nj
boste nikdar pozabii.
| Njenega moza DO "a spre
membo predstavlja sam Franl
cesen, eden najbolj priljublje
nih clanov "Cankarja". Pogodi
ii bo mogel tip mic kaj intelek
tualnega politika in vojnega do
i lI:Sl-.~ 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

Prispevajte "a otro$ko bot
mico . Sloveniji!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29

Try Chief advertising.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
Nature Taking Part
In Preparing Glacier +. .
Park For Reception

Competent observers say that
the Glacier National Park water
sheds annual moisture has been
reduced Is per cent during the
last Is years. During that time
while there have been seasonal
increases in moisture, the tenn
porary gains have been far short
of maintaining set storage VOL
ume. they point out.
During the past winter there
has been heavier moisture than
in several aears. with indications
that clearing of Logan Pass of
snow banks will be maximum
task this year.
However, since water is the
magic of Glacier National Park.
assuring the bloom of gorgeous
flora and otherwise contributing
to the wonder and beatty of this
peerless playland. it would seem
that nature was cooperating with
man for the first seasons success
of postwar vacationipg.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
Fire Threatens
Buttreys Store;
Caused By Spark

Caused by a spark that flew
from an incinerstor, fire in the
rear wall of. Buttreys dry goods
and clothing department building
early Monday afternoon was dis
covered in the niche of time as
to avert loss that might have
been considerable.
Small boys are thought to have
set fire to quantity of empty
pasteboard boxes aud paper that
had been emptied into the incin-
orator earlier in the day and
which had not been burned up at
the time, pending attainment of
wind as q safeguard.
The fire department moved
swiftly as to have the fire out be.
fore any major damage was done
The fire was discovered by
Mrs. Donald Watson, saleswomen
at Buttreys.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
The Need ofEthe Red Cross Is
Increasing as the War Veteran
Problems Pose for Solution.
Clayton Potter Buys
Stanford Business --,

Clayton Potter, formerly CO.
partner of his father. Jay Pot.
ter in Potter's Market Of Brown
ing, has purchased the Stanford
Meat Market at Stanford and will
take possession Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter. who were
here q short while Tuesday, said
that they planned to sell their
property at Bozeman to enhance
their Investment in Stanford.
Since leaving Browning last
year they had been living at
Bozeman and having originally
planned to make their home
there had purchased a one.acre
piece of property at the out
skirts o T t h . city. firing of
working for the ''other fellow"
Clayton finally decided to again
be in business for himself.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
Eastern Star Chapter
Celebrates Birthday

In celebration Of the fifth an.
iversary of its organization here.
Browning Chapter, Order Of
Eastern Star, gave an sppropri.
priats function at the Masonic
Temple Monday evening. up
wards of Is guests of neighbor.
ing chapters being present.
Distinguished guests at t b e
event included Mrs. Min n e
Keyes, Grand Committee member
of Shelby; Mrs. Frances Halvor-
son. Grand Committee member
of Cut Bank, and Mrs. Pearl An
drus. Grand Committee member
of Browning. Other guests in
cluded MIR. q n d Mrs. Devoe
Swank aud Mrs. Jay Potter of
Waller. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sta
ley Of Glacier Park and Mrs.
Theresa Kenyon Of Blackfoot.
Tables we're beautifully decor
ated in the rainbow scheme. with
daffodils enhancing the artistry.
The refreshment committee io.
cluded MIR. and Ms. L. w. Smell
and Mrs. Erna AeGuiness.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
Indian Group Hold
Meeting At Great
Falls This Week

Committeeman and directors
of American Indians of Montana
are meeting in Great Falls this
week, sessions having begun yes
terday.
George Pambrun, secretary of
the organization, left here early
yesterday morning to be in at
tendance. Most of the Indian
reservations of Montana will be
represented and important legis.
alive matters concerning Indian
welfare is being considered:
Attending besides Secretary
Pambrun are Eugene Fisher of
Lamedeer, president; J. ]. Gal
breath of Browning. vice presi-
dent; Clarence Brockie and Tom
Name of Fit. Belknap: Robert
Yellowtaii of Crow Agency: Claud
Trinder and Austin Buckles of
Poplar; Walter Mcdonald of Flat
head and John Russell of Lame.
deer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
Edward J. Shurr, Jr.
Home As Civilian;
Back In Business

With a long overseas service in
the Pacific, M-Sgt. Edward J.
Shurr, Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Shurr Of Browning, ar
rived homo from Fl. Douglas,
Utah last Sunday, having receiv-
ed his honorable discharge THE
previous day.
He served in tho Pacific war
zone for Is months as q motor
sergeant with the S26th Amph.
Tractor Battalion and ia author
lied to wear the Asiatic. Pacific
Theater Ribbon with three Battle
Stars. Good Conduct Medal,
American Theater Ri b b o q.
Philippine Liberation Ribbon and
the Victory Ribbon,
As a business associate Of his
father in the operation of Shurr's
Service and the Blackfeet Motor
Company, he has resumed the &C.
tivity he followed prior to enter
ing the service.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
coover, Marias Fair Secretary,
Here Doing Field Work

Clifford D. Coover, secretary
of the Marias Fair. was in Brown
ing Tuesday to meet persons who
may give initiative towards CO.
operation for the the success of
various summer outdoor shows in
Glacier and Toole Counties.
Coover said that the first day
of the Marias Fairs three-days
calendar would be dedicated to
Glacier County, with the Carter
Oil Company being host to all
children under II years of age.
The fair will be held August 16
to Is inclusive.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
Funeral Service For
Thomas eFadyean
To Be Held TODAY

Funeral service for the late
Thomas McFadyean. who died at
the Cut Bank Hospital Tuesday
at 6:3O .. m, following a weeks
illness, will be conducted at the
Methodist Church this Friday af-
ternoon at l o'clock, with the
Rev. Yvilosaker, Cut Bank pas
tor. officiating.
Following the local rites the
casket will be removed to Great
Fails, where a brief service will
be conducted at the O'Connor
Chapel. at 5 o'clock p. m. Burial
will be in Highland cemetery.
The Beck Funeral Home will
be in charge of arrangements.
Mr.. McFadyean had been a
resident of Browning and vicini-
ty since 1880, being employed as
foreman at the Ray Finley ranch
during that time.
He was born in Scotland on
January 20, 1887, coming to the
United States when he was q
youth and residing in Montana
since 1907.
His other places of residence
included Great Falls and Chin
ook.
Surviving relatives include five
sisters, residing in Scotland; a
brother, James; a sister-in-law,
Mrs. McFadyean; two nephews.
Donald and Thomas. and q niece,
Mrs. Dorothy Overdahl, all re-
siding in Browning with the ex-
ception of Donald of Eureka.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
New Cars Arriving
But In Dribbling
Supply To Buyers

Conspicuous these days because
of their scarcity, new cars pur.
chased by Browning people are
causing various reactions that
could be expected Of the have
nots."
And what makes it all the
more provoking is the fact that
the ability to buy a new car is
secondary. The primary thing is:
How do you rate in the lineup
Of waiting customers!
With a shiny new Dodge sedan
he purchased from the MeDoug.
all M tor Company recently,
Stanley Preston 10 finally enjoy
ing what he had been longing
for. for many months,
Other buyers include Miss
Alice McClosky. who is driving
a new Plymouth sedan, and
Janice Cavsnagh. who with a
new Dodge pickup. is calculating
its ability to serve him az "a
bread winner"
Several months ago the Black
foot Motor Company raised the
postwar curtsin in its display of
a handsome Chevrolet. Unhappi-
ly. however. they had to let the
curtain down. since the turmoil
Of strikes "queersd" the show.
The car 10 DOW in storage, with
the dealer not even venturing q
guess when the Chevrolet manu-
faeturers will have their assem-
bly, lines In capacity production
sufficient to meet the local de.
msnds.
Ed Shurr, member o. III e
Blaekfoot Motor Compsny, is
hopeful Of a good performance
when the curtain is raised again.
Leo Baker, who operates the
Parkway Garage. has the Hud.
son agency, and announces that
! no has the good fortune of being
! able to make q delivery in ap.
preximately two weeks after an
order has been taken.
With achejng n d calloused
feet. due to walking in lieu of a
better way to get around, Baker
is now driving a new Hudson.
The next new spectacle will be
Postmaster Tellifero driving q
a Hudson. His money is already.
Baker has the order.
| Awaiting deliveries Of t b e
| sensational new creation by the
Kasier-Frazer, Tom Handy is
ambitious to do his part to satis-
fy new car customers.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
Woman's Society OF Christian
Service Meeting April z

There will be q meeting of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service at the Methodist Church
Tuesday. April 2 at 8 o. m, with
Mrs. s. T. Scotland and Mrs.
Wayne Goss hostesses.
A cordial invitation il extend
ed~allwenan of--the- community
to attend.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
FIRST IN POULTRY

Huge resources that will help the
nation guarantee Victory Bonds are
produced by the poultry trade in
Iowa. It is the largest egg-produc-
ing state, and its poultry output also
stands at the top. Turkeys and
capon raising are growing projects
that promise additional resources to
guarantee bonds for years to come.
y. S, TfNossr, Dstavtmsst
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-29
The Honor Of The
Blackfeet Tribe;
The eter Contract
"Kyen Mahk Ahnissie"

! L 44O OlCl NO11ll at
/ "Kyen Mahk Ahnissie"
Some time ago wandered into
the Blackfeet Tribal office intend
ing to put before it a pet pro-
ject, connected with the future
of the youth Of Montana.
l believe it was the new coun-
! cil's first regular meeting, but
after listening a few moments l
came to the conslusion that the
time was not appropriate, for the
Council was attempting to can
eel q contract, the existence of
which l knew nothing about.
Judging from the rancor of the
talks and the flood of accuse.
tlons being made, l naturally was
curious to see just what was the
basis for the vehemence of the
desire to break the contract.
borrowed a copy of the reso-
luton as also the contract. After
reading them over a number OF
times land nothing in them com.
PEELED NE to use a dictionary I
came to the following conclusion:
Safe for the tribe to make:
clear in it's wording for any one
to understand; progressive, for it
tends to prove that the Indian is
able to see good piece of bust
ness for himself; and lastly. de-
fensive, for it will bring to the
minds Of all in the future that
the Indian can legislate rules and
regulations --fee~his own benefit
and protection.
l found nothing inimical to the
best interests of the tribe, either
in the resolution or the contract
and in all innocence asked my
self: What is wrong with III"
This. one can ascertain if he will
but read them.
AS a matter of fact. they tend
to bring into the light of day
some of the items that we have
been merely guessing at, that
some one interested in the tribes
oil with Interior motives is en-
desvoring to make it appear that
the Teter contract is a scheme
to defraud the tribe of thousands
of dollars, when as matter of
fact it will save Thousands by
keeping down the costs of opera
ton under the IS per cent par
ticipating clause of the ID drill.
ing agreements named in the
resolution. am willing to bet a
dollar to a nickel that it has al
ready begun to do so, even tho
the contract as yet has not been
put into operation. If I may be
permitted to take into considera.
ton the vehemence with which
the contract was attacked l
would naturally suppose that Mr.
Teter had deliberately talked the
Blackfeet Tribal Council into
situation that meant it had un-
knowingly signed away most of
the tribes oil rights and that un-
der no consideration could it de
fend its self, whereas. as mat.
ter of good business it had done
something to protect the tribes
rights in bringing to the un-
Outstanding o f every one jus
what costs could be assessed tt
the tribes IS per cent p4rtici-
pating interests instead Of
padded cost account as is being
charged by the intent of the res
olution.
We're I a siRnstory to any of
these contracts would welcome
any such audit or inspection OF
my accounts if only to prove that
l was operating in good faith ard
had n, hing t. hide from the
scrutiny of the tribe, Mr. Teter.
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