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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
Arabci virgil bOmbO
ma ameriSki kOnZulat

JERUZALEM, 13. oktobra.
- Neznani Arabci, XII so razka-
ceni, ker so Zedinjene drzave
podprle predlog "a delitev Pale
stine, so danes virgil ma ameri-
Ski konzulat bombo, XII je lahko
ranila dive osebi in poskodovala
poslopje konzulata.
Policija je izjavila, da je bila
bomba "domacega" izdelka in
presibka, da bi mogla biti do
wolf ucinkovita. Napad pa je
policija pripisala fanaticni or
ganizaciji Arabcev "Jihad", XII
je izjavila, da DO napadla kon-
zulate vseh drzav, XII bodo zago-
varjale delitev Palestine.
To je ze tretji napad ma kon-
zulate. Pred tenn sta bill vrzeni
bombi ma svedski in poljski
konzulat.
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MA SKUPScINI I'm.
PRVIc PRISLO DO
DEBAT O "KOMINTERNI"

LAKE SUCCESS, 13. ok
tobra.-Na skupscini Zdru-
zenih narodov je danes pr
vic prislo do debat glede ta-
kOzvane "kominterne' (se-
stanka predstavnikov ko-
munisticnih drzav devetih
evrovpskih drzav, XII Sc je
vrsil v Poljski, in ma kate
rem je v Beogradu bill usta-
novljen obvescevalni urad.)
Pri diskusijah o balkan
skem vprasanju je angleski
delegat Hector Mcneil ma
eel to vprasanje v zvezi z
izjavami ukrajinskega zu-
nanjega ministra Dimitri z.
Manuilskega, ter rekel, da
je ''sedaj ze jasno, da ko-
minterna DELUXE S polno pa
rO."
Sovjetski delegat Visin-
ski je ostro odgovoril, da
mi nObene kOminterne."
Priporocil je angleskemu
delegatu, maj vzame adrena-
lin ali pa kaksno drugo
zdravilo, da 81 umiri zivce.
xvi innate halucinacije
(prazno domisljijo). vas
muci mora. Kaj Sc bojite?'
je vprasal Visinski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
Novi grobovi
MARY KREMzAR

Danes zjutraj oh 12:42 je
preminila v Women's bolnisni-
ci po pet-dnevni bolezni pozna-
ma Mrs. Mary Kremzar, sopro-
ga Josepha Kremzar, XII je vec
let vodil trgovino pohistvom v
S. N. Domu in v okoici E. 40
st. in st. Clair Ave. Stara je BIZ
la "a let in je stanovala ma 684
E. 100 St. Donna je bila il
skofje Loke pri Ljubljani, od-
koder je prisla v Ameriko leta
1901. Bila je clanica drustva
Marie Magdalene Stew. 1852
KSKJ. Tukaj zapusca soproga
Josepha, sedem otrok: Adolph,
Mrs. Mary Novak, Albin, Mrs.
Jean Patrick, Ladislav, XII je
resno bolan v vojaski bolnisni-
ci v Brecksville, O., in William,
ter sest vnukov. Pogreb oskr-
buje pogrebni zavod Monreal.
Cas- pogreba Sc DO porocalo ju-
tri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
MATTHIAS AGNICH

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
nagloma v nedeljo zjutraj umrl
Matthias Agnich. Bill je samski in
uposlen kot kuh v Weberjevi re-
stavraciji ma Wade Park Ave.
Tukaj zapusca dve sestri, Mrs.
Gertrude Stempfel, XII skrbi "a
pogreb, in Mrs. Mary Venchair-
cutti. Pogreb sc bo vrsil sredo
zjutraj oh 9. uri il Grdinovega
pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Petra ma Superior Ave. in nato
ma pokopalisce Calvary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
DO11laCe Vesh
Zveza z Orientom

Civilna aeronavticna oblast
v Washingtonu je odredila, da
Cleveland postane ena izmed po-
stat zracne crte, XII DO imela di-
rektno zvezo z Orientom. Obe-
nem sc je povecalo postrezbo "a
polete v Washington, Pitts
burgh, Detroit in Toledo. stevilo
vaznih zracnih crt, katerih leta-
la Sc ustavljajo v Clevelandu, Sc
ie S tenn zviSalo ma sedem.
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Proc. Slovenke st. z

Clanice krozka st. 2 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk Sc opozarja, da
sc bo ia mesec vrsila redna Sc
ia v cetrtek mesto v sredo ve-
Ger, v dvorani st. 4, stare po-
slopje SLOW. mar. donna ma St.
Clair Ave. Pricetek OBJ 7:3O uri
zvecer. Vabi Sc clanice ma pol
nostevilno udelezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
V0jak IL Clevelanda
obsojen v 1talijji

Thomas A. Gusik, star 18 let,
XII sluzi z amerisko armada v
Italiji, je bill prosli teden OBJ
sojen v dosmrtno jeco, potem
ko je bill spoznan krivim, da je
v Leghornu umoril diva Italija-
ma. Njegovi starsi stanujejo ma
6136 Morton Ave.
Starsi MISC zadnjih sest ted
nov dobili cd sina nobenega pi-
sma, nakar so sc obrnili ma Rde-
ci kriz, da poizveduje, da Ii je
morda bolan. Navadno casnisko
porocilo o njegovi obsodbi je
prislo kot .strela z jasnega ne
ba. Matt, XII je delno slepa, pra-
vi, da je bill njen sin vedno do
ber FAINT, hotel pa je videti svet,
zato so mu starsi dovolili, da Sc
je lanskega julia vpisal v ar
mado. Vpisal Sc je "a 18 mese-
cev in prihodnjega januarja je
incl biti odpuscen.
Porocila il Italije ne navaja-
10 nobenih podrobnosti O umo-
ru, radi katerega je bill mladi
vojak obsojen, razen da Sc ONE
MIA, da DO v teku par tednov
pripeljan nazaj v Zedinjene dr.
zave in poslan v vojasko jeco.
Kakor sc razume, Sc bodo
zanj zavzeli njegovi tovarisi, Xxi
nameravajo celotni slucaj pred
loziti kongresniku Michae elu
Feighanu, v nadi, da Sc mu be
posrecilo "a mladega vojaka IL
poslovati omiljenje tezke kazni
Naro6ajte, $irite in Gtajte
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v Florido

Poznana Lena Tancek IL An
sci Rd. Sc je podala "a nekaj
mesecev v Florido in sicer Sc
priporoca prijateljem in znan-
Gem, XII bodo prihodnjo limo po-
tovali po Floridi, da jo obiscejo
ma 139 Park Blvd, New Smyrna
Beach, Fla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
Vaje "a igro

Nocoj OBJ 7::3O uri Sc vrsijo
vaje dramskega zbora Anton
Verovsek ma odru Slov. del. do
ma ma Waterloo Rd. Prosi Sc
vse one, ki imajo vloge, da so
gotovo ma mestu OBJ 6asu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
Zalostna vest

Mrs. Frank Birtich il 17OO5
Waterloo Rd. je prejela IL stare
ga kraja zalostno vest, da je tam
umrla njena svakinja, sestra po-
kojnega Frank Birticha, Pinci
Kolka, lena ravnatelja rudnikov
" Trbovljah. Maj DO pokojnici
lahka domaca gruda!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14

Ameriska delegacija je takoj,
cim je Sovjetska zveza tudi So
glasila z ameriskim staliscem,
izrazila hvaleznost "a to soviet
sko odlocitev.
Predstavnik judovske agen-
cije je tudi pozdravil sovjetsko
izjavo kot korak, XII bo prispe-
val, da sc zagotovi konstruktiv-
no resitev vprasanja Palestine.
Made Arabcev "a federacijo
so Sc podrle
Arabske dezele so do konca
verjele, da bo Sovjetska zveza
podprla nacrt "a federativno
(skupno judovsko-arabsko) Pa
lestino, kateri nacrt smatrajo,
da je bolj ugoden "a Arabce,
kot pa priporocilo posebne ko-
misije Zdruzenih narodov, da Sc
Sveto dezelo razdeli.
Sovjetsko stalisce glede vpra-
sanja Palestine je podal delegat
Semen K. Carapkin, XII je rekel,
da ina predlog manjsine po-
sebne komisije Zdruz. narodov
"a Palestine sicer neke predlro-
sti, da pa je neizvedljiv vsled
sedanjega napetega stanja med
Judi in Arabci.
Isto kot Zed. drzave pa DO tu-
di Sovjetska zveza predlagala,
da Sc nacrt "a delitev Palestine
popravi, posebno zvezi z me-
jami in predlogom, da Sc il Je-
ruzalema stvori mednarodno
ozemlje.
"Ce bo generalna skupscina
ma tel seji odlocila, da ustano-
vi arabsko in judovsko drzavo,
bo to velik korak k resitvi &C.
lega tega vprasanja," je izjavi]
sovjetski delegat.
Ameriski delegat Herschel V.
johnson pa je rekel: "Slisali
smo izjave glede ruskega stall
Sea z zelo velikim zaniman jem.
S hvaleznostjo moramo ugoto-
viii, da je osnovno stalisce zelo
podobno nasemu lastnemu."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
IzGLEDI IA U5pEH VLADNEGA
1IVILjkEGA NA(RTA SO 5LABl
Delavci zagroIi s tozbo, ako bodo
distilerije sledile Trumanovemu apelu
in ustavile vse delO "a 60 dni

WASHINGTON, 13. oktobra-Vlada je danes zadela
dive nov zavir XII ogrozate uspeh programa stednjo
hrane omeitvo jedil restavracah in zacasnim usav
ljenjem produkce distlerijah in pivovarnah
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14

IJeIlJe1n prOQuKclJe V QlSCllel
Vladni program je danes en-
teden star, ampak cello njegovi
najbolj navduseni zagovorniki
priznavajo, da je dosedanji po-
xiv med ljudstvom nepovoljen.
Oviri, ma kateri je danes ma
letel vladni program, sta slede-
ci:
Unija AFL, v kateri so orga-
nizirani delavci distilerij in vi
narn, je zagrozila, da DO v smi-
stu Taft-Hartleyeve postave
vlozila tozbo "a izgubljene pla-
&c proti distilerijam, XII bi sledi-
lie apelu predsednika Trumana
"a ustavljenje obrata "a dobo
go dni.
Zveza lastnikov restavracij so
obenem naznanili, da so sklenili
zahtevati, da vlada omili pro-
gram, katerega je naznanil Tru-
man, da maj Sc oh torkih ne
servira mesnih jedil, Oh cetrt-
kin pa da Sc crta jedilnih IL
stow kuretina in !jajcja jedila.
Nekatere restavracije
bi morale zapreti vrata
Neki zastopnik zveze restav-
raterjev je dejal, da bi Sc res
tavracije morda zadovoljile, ako
bi sc OBJ torkih pustilo servi-
ranje "vinaric" in n nek a terih h
drugih jedil, pri katerih Sc ra-
bi cenejse meso, in ako bi Sc Oh
cetrtkih dovolilo servirati vsaj
jajeja jedila.
Pristavil je, da ako sedanji
program bo ostal nespreme-
njen, bi mnogo restavracij mo-
ralo zapreti vrata, ako bi hote-
10 slediti navodilom.
PivovarI obsojajo
uvOz niva, iZ EVrODe
V Clevelandu sc vrsi bas Sc
daj konvencija zveze pivovar-
skin mjstrov il vseh delov de-
zele, XII je vceraj podala v jaw
most izjavo, v kateri sc opozar-
ia, da medtem ko Zedinjene dr.
lave apelirajo ma ljudstvo, da
hrani kruh in drugo hrano "a
pomoc v Evropi, pa Sc IL vec
evropskih drzav izvaza pivo v
Zedinjene drzave.
Neki predstavnik pivovarjeV
je rekel:
"Evropejci nam obljubljajo
da zita, katerega Jim posljemo
ne bodo rabili "a zganje in pivo
Tega seveda res ne bodo delali
Ampak ker Jim mi posiljamo Ii
to, uporabljajo del svojega last
mega zita "a pijaco, XII seda.
konkurira z nasimi pijacami ns
ameriskem trgu."
Opozarja Sc dalje, da danes
prihaja " Ameriko pivo IL Ho
landske, ceskoslovaske, Kanade
in Angije, in da zadnji cas- pri
hajajo izredno visoke posiljatv'
skotskega zganja il Anglije.
Kar sc tice 60-dnevnegs
ustavljenja obratov distilerij, b
Sc to zelo lahko storilo, pravijt
pivovarji, kajti distilerije ina
jo zaloge "a stiri leta. Drugac'
pa je s pivovarrami, pravijo, k
MISC preskrbljene "a vee kot 81
dni. ..
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Russia podprla predog
"a deGtev Svete dezele
Ameriska delegacija hvalezno
pozdravila sovjetsko podporo

LAKE SUCCESS, 13. oktobra-Sovjetska Sc je
danes pridruzia Zednenm drzavam in podprla predlog
"a deitev Palestine dive deze arabsko in udovsko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14
Odbor drzavljan0v
pozivlje zupane, mai
podprejo kampanjo

WASHINGTON, II. oktobra.
- Odbor drzavljanov "a hrano,
XII ga je ustanovil predsednik
Truman, je danes naslovil ma
1000 ameriskih zupanov APPEL,
maj podprejo prostovoljno sted-
MO hrane in v ia namen usta-
novijo .lokalne odbore.
Pricakuje Sc, da bo kmalu tu-
di predsednik Truman naslovil
podoben APPEL governerjem 48
drzav in jih urgiral, maj pod
prejo brezmesne dneve.
V apelu odbora drzavljanov
je med ostalim poudarjeno, da
so Sc gospodinje sicer odzvale
apelu, da pa brezmesni dnevi in
dnevi ko je potrebno, da Sc
Americani odrecejo jajcem in
perutnini Sc vedno MISC postal
"narodni robieaj''.
Telegrame 1000 zupanom
ameriskih NEST, XII stejejo vec
kot 10000 prebivalcev, je po-
slal predsednik odbora drzav-
ljanov Charles Luckman. zupa-
ne je Luckman opozoril ma
"nujne potrebe evropskega pre-
bivalstva' in ma odgovornost,
katero i'm mo kot svobodno
ljudstvo.'
Mestni odbori, XII maj bi bill
ustanovljeni soglasno z apelom
ma zupane, bi delali skupaj To-
kalnimi restavracijami, pekari-
jami pivovarnami in Industrial
mi "a jestvine pri kampanji "a
stednj 10 mesom in zitom.
Burke Sc OdZval
apelu OdbOra
zupan Thomas A. Burke bo
danes apeliral ma zvezo Cayaho-
ga County Mayors, kateri ma
celuje Charles A. Carran, mai
pomaga pri kampanji "a sted-
njo S hrano. Clevelandski zu-
pan smatra, da sc DO doseglo
bolj koordiniran nacrt, &c DO
vec obcin sodelovalo Cleve-
landom, kot pa &c Sc ustanovi-
jo loceni odbori "a stednjo, kot
to svetuje predsednik odbora
drzavljanov.
Luckmanu je Burke odgovo-
ril S posebnim telegramom v
katerem je rekel, da so Sc Gle
velandcani vedno odzvali in pri-
lozili svoj delez "a koristno
stvar.
Clevelandcane pa je Burke
povabil, maj podprejo predsedni-
kov program, XII je: 1. Brezmes-
nj dan oh torkih. 2. Odreci sc
jajcem in perutnini oh eetrtkih,
g. Vsak dan pristediti koscek
kruha in 4. JAYNE jedilnice maj
bi servirale kruh in maslo sa-
mo ma zahtevo.
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Pogreb-

Pogreb pokojnega John Mat
jazich Sc bo vrsil v sredo zju-
traj Oh 10. uri il August F. Svet-
kovega pogrebnega zavoda ma
Whitehaven pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-14

Narotajte, Hrite in titajte
e tEnakopravss0st"
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
SERVICE
POLICY APPROVED
Money Is Available To Those
Needing 1t For Diagnosis,
Treatment OF Cancer

Mrs. Francis E. Mayes, Laurel
chairman of the fund-collecting
campaign for control of cancer
states that more than 1000 letters
have been mailed to residents of
Laurel and the surrounding rural
districts.
Mrs. Russell Barr and Mrs. C.. A.
Duncan received contributions Mon
day at a booth in the Yellowstone
bank. Next week the booth will
be open Tuesday, April Is and again
Wednesday, April 16. Workers will
be Mrs. Harold Price and Mrs. Har-
old Williams, Tuesday, while Mrs.
C. G. Scott and Mrs. H. r. Russell
will serve Wednesday. The sponsor
ing organization is the Federated
club.
A communication from Mrs. H.
w. Peterson, state commander for
the American Cancer society, says
approval has been given to the can
Ger service program. Cancer vic
IlIilS are llSIIuCCtu W apply W licli
physicians for the form to be filled
out for expenditure of funds in dag
nosis of suspected or for
surgical treatment of a malignant
Funds will not be expended
outside the state of Montana except
in unusual ases
Interest-free loans will be avail
able to patients who would be mark
financially embarrassed were
they to pay for proper care in a
lump sum.
Funds are available for diagnosis
Of suspected malignancy, surgery,
.-ray or radium treatment, hospital
expenses for a maximum period of
Ia days, maintenance of patients
Who are away from home while I'M
iergoing treatment, and for tissue
examinations.
No funds will be available for
transportation.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
REBEKAH PRESIDENT
MAKES OFFICIAL VISIT

Activities of Evergreen Rebekah
lodge during the week have included
a number of entertainments honor
ing Mrs. Jessie Rowland of Har-
din, president of district No. ~,
who made an official visit to the
lodge. Monday evening, Mrs. Row.
land, Mrs. Mayme Henderson, as
sembly secretary, Mr. . Henderson
and Mrs. Alice Slouten, district sec
rotary, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Gerard.
The regular business meeting of
the lodge followed at the l.. l..
club, after which a lunch was served
by Mrs. Gerard, Mrs. Helen Babe
and Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson. Table
decorations were service flags,
candelabra and bouquets of jonquils.
Mrs. Rowland was presented with a
gift from the lodge.
A 1 o'clock luncheon was served
at Mrs. Gerard's home for the de-
gree staff, with Mrs. Rowland as
honor guest.
Attending the Tuesday evening
meeting of Saltwater lodge No. 125
at Columbus were three cars of
members of the Laurel lodge and a
number from Absarokee. A
gift was presented Mrs. Rowland at
the meeting.
Thursday evening of last week
Mrs. Gerard, Mrs. Babe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Rowland
attended a meeting of Jenny Lind
odge No. 70 at Absarokee.
The next meeting of Evergreen
Rebekahs will be at the L. l.. club
Monday evening, April 81.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
Clinic For Palsied
Children Is Set For
Saturday, April L.

Preparations for Montana's first
clinic for cerebral palsied children
and their parents were progressing
at Billings this week under the di-
rection of Mrs. r. l. Riedesal, in
charge of arrangements for the one
day event.
The clinic, scheduled for April 10
at the Eastern Montana Normal
school, will be conducted by DR..
Meyer Perlstein and Florence Z.
Mendelsohn, Chicago specialists on
cerebral palsy.
Only a limited number of patients
can be handled by DR.. Perlstein at
the first clinic, consequently an eff
fort is being made to provide for
those cases most needful of expert
attention.
Application forms should be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Riedesal at so
Normal avenue, Billings. Parents
are advised to make their applica-
tions early.
The two specialists are members
of the staff of the national society
and are widely recognized for their
work with cerebral palsy patients,
chairman George E. Smell said.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
BASEBALL MEETING
SET FOR APRIL IS
Players Not Confined To Re-
finery PersOnnel-League
Rules To Be Reviewed

A meeting has been called for
Wednesday evening, April 16, for
organizing a baseball team, accord.
ing to Jackson Parker. Although
the team is to be sponsored by the
Farmers Union refinery, member
ship in the club will not be confined
to refinery personnel. The meeting
will therefore be open to all pros
pective ball players and to others
who are interested in having a club
organized for the coming season.
The session will owen at 1880
at the office of Thompson Yards,
Inc, on West Main. Those attend
ing will be made acquainted with
the rules of the Midland Empire
League, and it is probable that a
manager will be selected.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
DR.. SMITHS MOTHER
SUCCUMBS IN BUTTE
Death Comes Friday To Woman
Who Had Lived In Mining
City Past SIS Years

DR.. and Mrs. l. N. Smith have
returned from Butte where they
were called late last week by the
death of DR.. Smiths mother, Mrs.
Lille M. Smith, 76.
Mrs. Smith died Friday morning
at the family home, 933 West Broad
way. Funeral services were con-
Quoted Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock from st. Johns Episcopal
church with Rev. Henry Ashworth
officiating. Interment was in Mount
Moriah cemetery.
Mrs. Smith was a native of Ak
ron, Ohio, and had lived in Butte
55 years. She was the widow of
John H. Smith.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. D. v. Paddock of Dillon; two
sons, DR.. l. N. Smith of Laurel and
Slater T. Smith of Santa Monica,
Calf; a sister, Annie M. Turner of
Butte, and six grandchildren.
Mrs. Smith was a charter member
of the Shakespeare club and was a
member of Butte chapter No. 80,
o. E. S. She was also a member
of st. Johns Episcopal church.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
BurdettS Return From
Convention Of South
Dakota Army Outfit

Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Burdett
returned Thursday from Seattle
where they attended the an
nual meeting of the First South
Dakota Volunteer infantry regi-
ment, which served in the Spanish
American war. The meeting was
in the Frye hotel March %.
Twenty-eight were present from
South Dakota, Montana, Oregon
and Vancouver, B. C. H. B.
Boyles of Laurel also attended.
The Burdetts visited Chris Grill,
formerly of Laurel and now a resi-
dent of Winslow, Wash, and were
guests of other friends in Seattle.
On the way home they stopped in
Spokane and visited their daughter,
Mrs. Dorothea Pruitt. While on
the streets they met and talked
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
ANNOUNCE WINNERS IN
A. |. A. ESSAY CONTEST

Winners of an essay contest con
Quoted in the junior high school
and sponsored by unit No. 1913 OF
the American Legion Auxiliary were
announced this week by Mrs. F. w.
Graft. The subject vas "America's
Contribution to Permanent Peace"
A 50 cash prize was awarded
Ardelle Anderson for the best essay
and 81 cash prizes were awarded
Bob Stickelberger, Pat Eyer, Jim
Graft and Clayton Sheets.
Miss Mabel Haynes, junior high
school teacher, was in charge.
Judges were Mrs. Joseph Gehrett,
Mrs. w. B. Hopkins and Mrs. o. A.
Brohaugh.
Ardelle Anderson's essay will be
submitted to the state department
Of the sponsoring organization and
will compete for department prizes.
The state winner will then COM
pete for prizes awarded by the
national body of the Legion Aux
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
PARKER, SMITH WIN
SCHOOL ELECTION;
TWO LEV|ES CARRY
Voters Fill Two Three-Year
Terms, Favor Additional
$4,000 For Schools

Jackson Parker, Jr., and DR.. /. N
Smith were elected to the board OF
trustees of school district No. 7 al
the annual election Saturday. Two
special levies totaling 20 mills and
representing about $4,000 we're au-
thorized.
Three candidates were in the field,
DR.. Smith, w. C. Phillips and Park
er. Smith and Phillips sought re-
election while Parker was a new
candidate for one of the two three
year terms. Unofficial returns gave
Parker 115, Smith 70 and Phillips
70. The name of w. A. Ziegler was
written in on more than 100 ballots,
60 of which bore the necessary x
mark and were counted while about
60 were rejected because the X
was missing.
The two special levies were strong
ly favored. The one for elementary
schools, consisting of Is mills to
raise $21 900, received SO votes for
the proposal and seven against it.
The high school levy of 5 mills, rep
resenting $1,000, won the approval
of. 90 tax-paying voters. Eleven
were against it. Both levies will
be in addition to the regular levies
authorized by law and will provide
money for increased salaries Of
teachers and improvement of build
ings.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
DEAOL|NE FOR STATE
INCOME TAX APRIL IS

State income tax returns must be
filed OF or before April Is. The
income tax law provides for a pen
atty if the tax is not paid on or
before that date.
The state board of equalization
at Helena states that more than
1,500 taxpayers fail to meet this
April Is dead line each year, and
the income tax department is doing
everything possible to persuade
every tax payer to file return now.
Of the half-million men, women
and children living in the state of
Montana, n out of every six file
state income tax returns.
Payment of tax by check, bank
draft, p~ostoffice or express money
order furnishes a perpetual record
Of payment. Cash should not be
sent by mail unless the letter is
registered.
Many remittances come to the
state income tax office that are in
tended for the collector of internal
revenue, and the collector receives
many intended for the state.
Blank forms have been mailed to
all who filed 1915 returns. The
board of equalization will furnish
promptly upon request.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
MRS. BURKE,4 6, DIES
Of HEART A|LMENT
Requiem Mass Is Celebrated
Here Tuesday-Had Lived
Here Since 1884

Requiem mass was celebrated in
st. Anthony's Catholic church Tues
1ay afternoon for Mrs. Thelma A
Burke, 46, who died at a Billings
hospital Thursday. Death was at
tributed to a heart ailment from
which she had suffered for more
than a year. She was the wife of
Carl T. Burke.
Mrs. Burke was born July 5, 1900,
in Parker, S. D., a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Young.
She came with her family to
Hedgesville in 1910 and married Mr..
Burke in Great Falls in 1918. The
family moved in 1884 from Sun
burst to Laurel where Mr.. Burke is
connected with the Farmers Union
refinery.
Besides the widower, Mrs. Burke
is survived by two sons, Lester
Burke, and Edward Burke, both of
Laurel; a daughter, Mrs. James
Whitson of Douglas, Wyo., her par.
ents in Hedgesville, two grandchil-
.ren, two brothers and four sisters.
Rev. T. O'Shea, pastor of st. An
church, officiated at the
service. Mrs. G. B. Herbstruth, ac-
companied by Mrs. j. H. Alburtus,
two selections. Pallbearers
Hugh Boyd, Demo Gary,
John Murphy, Frank O'Neill, John
Price and Gene Weber.
Burial was in the Mountview
cemetery at Billings.