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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-05
BY FARMAN L

There are indications thai
Congress is preparing to crack
down On government bureau
heads who flout the p%ersonne'
ceilings established under the
Pay act of 1916.
Chairman Byrd of the Joint
Committee on Reduction of
Non-essential Federal EXpendi-
lures, reporting 200 organiza-
ton units had employees in eX-
cess of ceiling quotas, warned
that future violators face pen
altieS.
Penalties Provided
The committee learned about
the violations, majority of
which occurred in the Federal
Security agency, from the Blu
reau of the Budget, according
to Senator Byrd. Other Offend
ers, he said, were the Com
merce, Intrior, Labor, Post Of
flee and Treasury departments
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-05
Bitter Root Association
Highest During July

Bozeman. With an average
butterfat production of 33.1
pounds per COW, the Bitter Root
County Dairy Herd Improve
ment association led all Mon
tana associations in July, &C
cording to J. o. Tretsven, ex-
tension dairy specialist at Mon
tana State college.
The Lake county association
took second place with 32.!
pounds per COW. and in third
place was Yellowstone county
with 81 pounds per COW.
Other counties placed in this
order: Cascade, 29.9 pounds;
Gallatin, 29.5 pounds; Lewis
and Clark. 28.6 pounds; ana
Madison-JefferSOn, PIT pounds.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-05
DUNM0RE news

Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Bird
called at the Walter Heitzman
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Moca-
bee were in Billings on bust
ness last Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Fergu-
son and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Bird and family
were callers at the Chef Kaiser
home on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chef Kaiser returned to
her home from St. Vincent's
hospital in Billings last Friday.
Mrs. John Hibnes called on
Mrs. A. c. Grafensten one day
this week.
Guests at the R. w. Bird
home last Saturday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Bird
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith of
Darece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Moca-
bee called On MI. and Mrs.
Chef Kaiser last Saturday eve
ming.
Ileale Bird spent the first
part of last week on the o. w
ranch and the last half of the
week in Billings helping Mrs.
Marcus Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
daughter spent Sunday at the
A. G.. Bird home near Grow
Agency.
R. W. Bird accompanied Chef
Kaiser to Sarpy after some cat
tie for Mrs. Mazda Swaby last
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Dahl were
Hardin visitors last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hibnes
have moved to their new home
in the Butler addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hibnes
have returned to town for the
winter to send Lois to school.
MI. and Mrs. DIN Willis were
shopping in Hardin last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Darrell Warren called
on Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schu-
bert Sunday afternoon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-05
REAL ESTATE DEALS
Jed

August II, Walter Old Dwarf
etux to Adolph and Lula
Schaak; con-, $1,000; SWh
NWA, WKSWA, Sec. 13, NWN
Me-, Sec. %, T. S., R. 27E.
August 10, Andrew Nelson
etux to George Holmes; con,
81; SW NWA, NWASWA,
Sec. 4, SEHNEH, NE14SE14
Sec. 5, SEASEA, Sec. 10, NEA4
SEA, SWl,SE4, SEl4SE'4, Sec.
II; NEhNEA, NWH NEl4, Sec
IA, T. 9S., R. Ale. All frac. part
south and east of Otter-Decker
road wv SCI, Me- SEA, Sec.
10; NV IA w i. SWl4 NV,
SEl4NWi,, Me- SW14. NV
SE4. SW'iNEH, SEl4NEH.
Sec. II. T. 9S., R. Ale.
August 20, Big Horn County
to Alvin Linden: con-, S64O.
all Sec. IS. T. IN, R. 3OE.
August 20, Robert B. Kruege"
etux to Clara A. and w. Lyle
Atkins; con, $500; Lot 3, Blk.
5, 1St ada. Hardin.
August %, Willis B. Spear
etuX to Torrey B. Johnson
etux; con-. 81: SIM, N'.SEn.
Sec. Is: S'-NEr. Sec. IS. I.
S., R. BE.
August %, Charles A. Gard
ner etuX to Bertha L. Wiley:
con-, 81: Lot T., Blk. |, Hills
add, Lodge Grass.
August %. Big Horn County
to Albert Lo0miS; con-. 5000:
SW'iNWh, Sec. 80. T. IS, R.
33E.
August %. Albert LOOMS etux
to Raymond LoomiS; con-, 81;
same as above.
August %, c. H. Butler etuX
to Gracia Dillon; con-, 81: Me-.
Sec. Is, SEi,, E1@NEH, Sec. 9:
NJ. N1@SEL, Sec. 10: NWA,
Nl2SWl Sec. II: T. As, R.
36E. NW1tNE1t. Sec. 10: T. IS.
R. 34E. NEASE4, Sec. 10; T.
IS, R. sac.
August %. Gracia Dillon to
c. H. Butler etux; con-, 81,
same as last above.
August %. C. H. Butler etux
w "A. L.. 14O11dl1O CCuA, tOll., p1
80'X120' in SWNWNE, Sec. 10,
T. is, R. 34E.
August "a, John Knodel etux
to Forrest M. Hill; con-, 500;
Lot 10, Blk. 16, 4th add, Har-
din.
August 26. Duncan Ffnlayson
etux to Malcolm H. Finlayson,
Jr.; con-, 81; SCI, Sec. g., T..
Is, R. 33E.
August &c. Louise E. Koerber
to William Schriener: con-, 81;
Lot 25, Blk. 16, Highland Park
add, Hardin.
August 26, I. C. Hilker etux TO
Orah j. All etux; con-, 81: EH
Me-, Sec. SO, T. 49,, R.. 26E.
August %, Stella Standish to
Walter and Porter Chandler:
con-, 81; 50'x140', Lot 6, Blk. 8,
o. T., Lodge Grass.
August 80, Louise Lessard 10
Earl E. Lessard: con-. 81; Lot
S, Blk. IT, Highland Park add.
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Hardin.
August 30, First National
Bank to H. P. Schaller etux;
con-, 81; Lot l, Blk. Is, End
add, Hardin.
August 80, Clara v. Carter to
Lewis c.. Wilson etux; con. 81;
Lots 5, 6, 7, SENE4 SCI, Sec.
2: Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, Sec. /, T.
9S., R. ale.
August 80, Frank J. Buzzetti
etux to Harvey Cort etux: con-,
81; Lot IA, Blk. II, Highland
Park add, Hardin.
OIL LEASES
August %. Mary E. Berthold
to A. E. Shepherd; con-, ST.;
EkNEA, Sec. IS. T. IS, R. BE.
The star-time which clocks
show does not correspond ex-
actly with the sun-time of the
Sundial. The two agree pre-
cisely only four times a year.
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as well as. the National Housing

as well as. the National Housing
agency.
Officials who disregard CELL
ing quotas run the risk of loss
of their job and fine or i'm
prisonment, it was pointed out.
Irresponsible government Of
ficials have professed that Ger
tain provisions of the Pay act
are Just a gesture on the part
of Congress-" said Byrd. 1T is
my entention to see that flu
ture violators find that flout-
ing the laws of Congress are
gestures involving penalties"
He said earlier that govern
ment payrolls cost the taxpay-
err about $4,000, 900 yearly.
Approximately one-tenth of
the hay crop harvested in the
United States is lost through
spontaneous combustion.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-05

know the old hymns Then
not long ago, I attended the
annual banquet of the Dutch
Treat club - New York's most
exclusive gang of editors. writ
erS. artists - 'celebritieS,' and
not the night club kind.
About 200 there, in one of
the sWankest spots on Park
Ave, men whose names are
book and magazine by-words
from coast to coast - and
most of them born in the hint
erland. Well, after the dinner
and speeches, you know what
they did? 1t started out as sorg
of a self-conscious gag or bur-
lesque - but they all leaned
back in their chairs, loosened
their collars, and sang hymns
49,. good old church and revi-
val songs!
They didn't remember all the
words, but they sang and felt
warm and friendly and back
home again -. Maybe I'm
sentimental and nostalgia and
all that - but it would seem
that a lot of other people are
too!
A pedestrian takes up only
square feet of street
space, a person riding in a
S t e etcar or trackleSS -trOllv
coach 10 square feet and a per-
son in an automobile 500 square
feet
Nogales international., 1946-12-06

earners who are IS or over and sur
vivors of deceased wage earnerS in
filing claims. There is no charge
for any of these services.
Nogales international., 1946-12-06
5 Billion In Taxes
Paid By Beer To
U.S.. In Is Years

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Taxes paid
by beer into the u. S. TreasurK dur
ing 13 years of legal sale totaled
$5,O13, ,2O8,671 according to a COM
pilation of the latest available fig
ures released today by the United
States Brewers Foundation, Inc.
To give clearer idea of the mag
nitude of this amount of money
the Brewers Foundation points out
that $5,O13,2O8, ,671 would more than
pay the total state Indebtedness OF
all the 48 states of the union.
The contribution Of beer to the
cost of our national government has
increased tremendously through the
years according to excise tax rate
figures. The excise tax on beer up
Nogales international., 1946-12-06

States and territories for the 121
four-year college scholarships and
more than 600 $4,000 certificates of
merit being offered again this year
by the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship
Board.
Chosen from among 49 of their
classmates as the students "most
likely to make important contribu-
tions to human progress" these
outstanding boys and girls will try
with other Arizona high school SEN
iors for the scholarships and certifi-
Gates of merit which are set aside
specifically for this state. They are
Harry O'Hagin, Ada Puchi, and
Frances Peterson.
At 900 am. Friday, Feb. IA, in
Nogales. High School, these candi-
dates will take a special aptitude
test which has been especially pre-
pared for this competition by the
college Entrance Examination
Board, an independent testing
board composed of representatives
of Americas largest colleges and
universities.
Nogales international., 1946-12-06
Irrigation Service
For 500 Farms
And Ranches
PAGE FOUR

BUCKEYE, Ariz., Dec. 5-F. C.
Haven, president of the Ma-Yu
Electric Cooperative at Buckeye,
announced Tuesday that construc-
ton work has begun on the Co-op's
proposed power distribution system
that ultimately will serve 500 farms
and ranches in Maricopa County
with domestic and irrigation service.
Mr.. Haven said two stalking crews
are now in the field. The initial
work is being done in the vicinity
of Wintersburg and Tonopah.
According to the Coop president,
the work is progressing under the
direction of w. G. Cooper, new
manager of the REA- financed CO.
operative. Cooper comes to the
project from Kirbyville, Texas. He
is veteran Of A similar construc-
ton projects. A native of Michigan,
he first associated himself with
REA-financed power systems in
that state.
Nogales international., 1946-12-06
Social Security
Representative
On Trip To City

For the convenience of employees,
employers and others who may wish
information on the Old Age and
Survivors Insurance Program Of the
Social Security Act, a representative
of the Tucson Field Office was at
the United States Employment Ser
vice Office, 426 Grand avenue, on
Wednesday, Dec. 4th, at pm.
Mr.. Stephen j. Schneider, man
ager of the Tucson field office of
the Social Security Administration,
announces that Hereafter a repre-
sentative will be here in Nogales at
the same time and place on the first
Wednesday of each MONTH
The representative will accept ap-
plications and Social Security Ac-
count Numbers and assist wage
Nogales international., 1946-12-06
LEGAL NOTICE

necessary vouchers, within -four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said Admins
traitor at the law offices of James
W. Robins, 212 Trust Building
Nogales, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Santa Cruz.
VAL VALENZUE1lA,
Administrator Of the Estate
of E.. D.. Farley, deceased
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this
End day of December, 1916.
pub. Dec. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1946)
Nogales international., 1946-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Becker ar
rived this week from Chicago with
the expectation of locating here.
Nogales international., 1946-12-06

Lee Farrell was in town Friday
from HarShaW.
Nogales international., 1946-12-06

to 1914 was ST per barrel of 81 gal
Ions. On April 7, 1888, when the
sale of beer was re-legalized after 13
years of prohibition, during which
the federal treasury received no in
come from this source, the tax was
set at SIS per barrel. To help finance
the nations defense and war pro-
grams, the tax was increased in
July, 1910, to &c per barrel; on
November l, 1912, to ST, and on
April /, 1914, to So per barrel.
Nogales international., 1946-12-06
LEGAL NOTICE
UNITED STATES
BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
at Phoenix, Arizona
October %. 1916

GENERAL LAND OFFICE
at Phoenix, Arizona
October %, 1916
: NOTICE is hereby given that
(Miss) Maria Lopez of Sasabe Star
Route, Box 8, Arivaca Arizona, who,
on July 8, 1916, made Stockraising
Homestead Entry, Act 12-29-16, No.
O81O53, for N1z, NASWA, SEA-
SWA, and Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, Sec. IL,
and Lot /, Section 13, Township 81
S., Range 9 E., G.&SR.B.& Meridi-
an, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Acting Manager,
United States District Land Office,
at Phoenix, Arizona, on the 18th
day of December, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Krank Keppler, of Ruby Star Route,
Box 78, via Tucson, Arizona;
Charlie Keppler, of Ruby Star
Route, Box 78, via Tucson, Arizona;
Vera Dawn Walker, of P. O. BoS
5O73, Old Pueblo Station, Tucson
Arizona; Manuel D. Lopez, of Sasa-
be Star Route, Box 8, Arivaca
Arizona.
THOS. F. BRITT,
Acting Manager
To be published for five consecu
tive weeks in the ''Nogales Inter
national Nogales, Arizona, Is
publication November 8, 1916.
Nogales international., 1946-12-06

PLATE OF PORRIDGE vanhes twinkle little German
GA she spending holiday at Sunny Side Home 3u
outside Hamburg youth SIS British Red
Cross civilian relief teams where c youngsters
nortan ioh in The reonsrncton Of ALREADY
from food packs intended for British and
Pacific heae have helped schOOchldren
dense industrial northern life
cheese salt chocolate contents the
wooden packing converted later into
Britain'S diminished larder
than 5000 of food to the people of Hamburg
Nogales international., 1946-12-06
; Seniors To Try
For Scholarships
(High School Apache Warcry)

At a class meeting recently held,
three Seniors from Nogales High
School were honored by their fellow
students when they were elected to
compete with Seniors from other
high schools throughout the United
Nogales international., 1946-12-06
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
STATE OF ARIZONA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of E. D. Farley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Administrator of the
Estate of E. D. Farley, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

zacela destilacija domace boro-
We smole. Delavstvo je sklenilo,
da bo ia vazen dogodek zdruzi-
10 z lepo svecanostjo.
v tovarni delajo poskuse z
destilacijo in suho destilacijo.
Podjetje 81 je nabavilo poskusni
kotel "a destilacijo borovih ko-
renin z zunanjim vretjem. S
poskusi so nasli moznost upora-
be ostankov katrana pri desti-
laciji proizvodov suhe destilaci-
je.
Pri laboratorijskih poizku-
sih necisto surovo smrekovo
smolo so ugotovili, da je to v
olju topljivo smolo mogoce upo-
rabljati "a izdelovanje dobre
masti "a transmisijsko jerme-
ME. .Doslej so v ia namen upo-
rabljali mnogo drazjo surovino.
Novo mast so ze prakticno pre-
izkusili in sc je izvrstno obne-
sla.
Podjetje izdeluje kolomaz, XII
ga razposilja po vsej Jugoslavi-
j. Tudi mast "a usnje izdeluje.
Vsi drugi proizvodi te tovarne
pa so Sc pod nacrtnim razdelje-
vanjem. V januarju je tovarna
dvignila svojo proizvodnjo "a 81
ton in je tako dosegla najvisjo
proizvodnjo cd osvoboditve.
Slovenske gospodinje Sc zelc
zanimajo "a muholovke, ker sc
postale muhe v sedanji vrocini
zelo Madeleine. Doslej so lepilnc
maso "a muholovke uvazali il.
kljucno iz inozemstva. Zarad
splosnega pomanjkanja muho.
lovcev, Sc je tovarna zanimala
"a resitev tega vaznega higien.
skega vprasanja. Uspelo il je il.
delati gmoto velike lepljivosti
V kratkem DO zopet dovolj mu.
holovcev ma trgu, kateri ne bo.
do mic zaostajali "a najboljsimi
inozemskimi izdelki. Obeta pa
Sc moznost, da sc DO sedaj mu.
holovce Sc izvazalo v inozem.
stvO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

sem zivinskem trgu, kjer je bila
ponudba zivine vecja kakor pa
jo je mogel odkupiti Navod, XII
kupuje predvsem klavno zivino.
Ia nase narodno gospodar-
stvo hi pa bila seveda velika
skoda, &c bi pustili, da bi zivina
zaradi pomanjkanja krme hirala
in sc unicevala. Veliko vecja ko-
rist je, da Sc kolje zivina, ko je
Sc primerno tezka in da Sc od-
vecna ple1nenska zivina 0 pra-
vem easu odda v kraje, kjer jo
bodo lahko prehranili. Zato so
nase ljudske oblasti podvzele
|potrebne ukrepe, da DO mogoce
nadaljevati z odkupom plemen-
ske zivine "a one kraje, XII so bill
v vojni prizadeti in Jim zivine
primanjkuje.
To zivino bodo v posameznih
krajih odkupovale kmetijske "a
druge, in .sicer il kredita 20 mi
Hjonov dinarjev, XII je bill tenn
|zadrugam v prizadetih krajih
nakazan "a obnovo kmetijstva.
Kar DO odyecne Irvine, jo DO kot
!klavno zivino pokupil Navod. TO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

Racunati moramo, da bono v
letosnji sezoni pridelali 500
mani sena kakor je bill mas nor
malni pridelek v predvojnih le-
tin. Temu je v najvecji meri
vzrok velika susa, XII je vladala
v pomladanskih mesecih, delo-
ma pa tudi dejstvo, da v nasem
'kmetijskem gospodarstvu se nj
smo prisli povsem il vojnega 60
spodarstva in Sc zlasti pri kosnji
Sc mocno poznajo posledice VOL
ne Marsikje SO med vojno zara-
di pomanjkanja zivil zmanjsali
povrsine travnikov ma. ra6un
|njivskih poyrsin, v mnogih pre-
delhi travniki skozi vso dobo
vojne MISC bill negovani, Be we'd
no Sc obcuti mocno pomanjkanje
umetnih gnojil in dobrih semen,
zlasti detelje. ,.::..%% X
Med vojno Sc je stevilo zivine
moeno znizalo, vendar je ze '
|dobrem letu po= osvoboditvi IRA
fslo precej mlade zivine, tako da
z letosnjim pridelkom sena vse
|nase zivine ne DO mogoce pre-
hraniti. To je' v zadnjem tasu
lze prislo mocno do izraza ma ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
VALILNICA PISCANCEV
v ST. VIDU

Letosnja valilna doba Sc pola-
gonna zakljucuje. Najvecja vail
MICA v Sloveniji, XII obratuje v
St. Vidu pri Ljubljani, je letos
izvalila vec desettisocev piscan-
cev, rae, gosi in pur, kar DO
mnogo pripomoglo, da Sc DO 70
pet dvignilo perutninarstvo v
Sloveniji, XII mora postati tudi
upostevan vir dohodkov, zlasti
ma podezelju, obenem pa po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
NOVICE Z JUGOsLAvIJE
Move KIN iige Mohorieve druzbe

Te dni je Mohorjeva druzba,
najstarejsa slovenska knjizna
zalozba zopet izdala tri knjige.
Dive cd teh sta izvirni in sicer
novele FIR. K. Meska in knjiga
critic Manice Komanove 'Rab",
tretja pa "Slepi muzikant" V.
Korolenka, je prevod IL rusci-
ne.
Mesko je zbral v svoji knjigi
sedem novel, dive? daljsi Drama
ma vasi, Hrast) in pet krajsih
(Beseda - pesem, Slovenske
gofice, Bozic trpecih, Beeae,
Norec). To so vecji del kmecke
zgodbe. Risejo nam borbe ma
Sega kmeta "a zemljo in njego-
vo pravdarsko strast, vaske
posebneze, govore zivljenju v
Slovenskih goricah. So tudi ia
ko, kise code ze vcasu osvobo-
dime vojne, tako Bozic, XII ga je
prezivljal pisatelj leta 1911 v
Srbiji, vecji del teh povesti pa
sega snovjo Sc v leta dalec
pred veliko vojno ali pa so pisa
ne neodvisno cd casa. To so
preproste zgodbe v slogu vecer-
niskih povesti in bodo Sc nasle
bralcev med nasimi ljudmi.
V drugi knjigi je zbrala Ma
MICA Ko1nanova dvanajst mott
vov z Raba. Tako smo dobili nov
poskus obdelave snovi, XII jo je
zajela ze Milena Mohoriceva v
svoji knjigi. Obe knjigi sta 81
ne samo po naslovu in splosni
izbiri snovi, ampak tudi v de-
tajlih mocno podobni. To je ra-
zumljivo. Obe pisateljici sta sli
skozi rabsko taborisce in zna-
Ii sta poiskati - prav gotovo
neodvisno druga cd druge -
tiste izmed crnih prizorov, XII
so bill najznacilnejsi in najbolj
dramatski. Zato je v knjigi Ko-
manove nekaj critic, XII obdeluje-
jo isto snow ma mocno podoben
nacin kakor pri Mohoricevi: Ia
tajeni mrlicek; Strasna viharna
noe. Ker SO prepevali it'd. Kot
document je ia knjiga dober
prispevek k osvetlitvi rabske
mucilnice.
Tretja izmed teh novih knjig
pa je povest ". Korolenka isle
pi muzikant' Vladimir Galakti-
movie Korolenko sodi med ma
predne ruske pisatelje druge po-
lovice preteklega stoletja. Po-
vest "Slepi muzikant" je bila ma
pisana ze leta 1886 in velja "a
zanimivo psiholosko in vzgojno
povest. Slovenski prevod je pri-
pravil "a Mohorjevo druz b Q
Ivan Vovk po sesti izdaji.
Ia prihodnje mesece pripraV-
liza Mohorjeva druzba Sc vrsto
novih knjig. Med domacimi pri-
povednimi deli DO nov roman
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
PRIDOBIVANJE DOMACE
BOROVE SMOLE

Porocajo, da je bilo letos po
gozdovih drzavnega sektorja
organizirano smolarjenje. Ia
vazna akcija je tako napredo-
vala, da Sc je v soboto 27. juli-
ia v tovarpi smolnih proizvodov
"Pinus" v Racah pri Marlboro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

PreAhovega Voranca. Bevkova
zelezna kaca, Toneta majnar-
ia Crtice IL zaporov in taborisc.
Ivana Vovka novele il Dachaua,
nova izdaja Levstikovega Mar
tina Krpana in Stritarjevih .pri-
povednih spisov, nekaj .odrskih
del, tako Rosevi -Mokrodolci,
Hudalesova Zelena .vrvica, ne
kaj znanstvenih knjig, m ed
katerimi bo Toneta Fajfarja
Zgodovina osvobodilne borbe,
nova izdaja Pirjevceve knjige
Knjiznice in knjiznicarsko delo,
Faturjev kratek pregled slo-
venskega slovstva it'd. .
KMETIJSKA sOLA MA GRMU
Koncem julia Sc je ma kme-
tijski Soil ma Grmu mudila SOL
ska mladina il Topic in 81 pod
vodstvom uciteljstva ogledala
vse gospodarske naprave. Ucen-
ci so z velikim zanimanjem sle-
dill besedam ravnatelja kmetij-
ske Sole, XII jim je razkazal in
tolmacil razne novodobne polje-
delske stroje, XII jih potrebujejo
zlasti vecja kmetijstva.
Ogledovali so 81 vzorne svi-
make in obeudovali lepo rejene
prasice. Ma poizkusnem polju
je dozorevalo tezko zitno klasje
- kruh "a Slovence. Otroci so
sami razpoznali vec vrst pseni-
ce in razpravljali njeni ra-
sti. Vse so hotel videti in We
deti nasi pionirji, ogledali so 81
tudi vzorno urejeno drevesnico.
Sc globoke silose je marsikdo
prvic videl in vpraseval, kaksne
koristi so "a nase gospodarstvo.
Pa so jim razlozili, da bodo 81
losi posebno letos susi dobro
umetno ohranili koruznice, ko DO
druge krme primanjkovalo.
v hlevu "a zivino je plemenski
blk in lepo stevilo krav z napis-
mimi tablicami podatki Twin
ceta. Ma vrtu so deklice obcu-
dovale krasno cvetje, v poseb.
nih gredah pa vsakovrstno So
civic. Nadalje je mladina, pohi.
tela Sc k vzornim nasadom trt
XII so zrcalo pravilnega vino.
gradnistva.
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member cinitelj zdrave prehra-
ne slovenskega ljudstva.
Piscanci, XII sc izvalijo v ju-
liju in do Is. augusta, so pri-
merni "a rejo naslednje leto, ker
zrastejo il njih prav izvrstne
nesnice. Pa tudi "a zakol v le-
tosnji kasni jeseni so ii piscanci
zelo primerni.
Da Sc omogoci prav vsem "a
nimancem, da 81 nabavijo pi-
sfance, bo sentviska valilnica v
naslednjih tednih posiljala v raz-
ne kraje ma dolocene dneve vec-
je stevilo enodnevnih piscancev.
S tenn bo slehernemu omogoce-
no, da 81 izredi kokosi ali pa pri-
dobi piscance "a kuhinjo.
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