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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-05
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zivno kampanjo "a prispevke,
zaradi nekih crnih reakcijonar-
jew, XII SO rajsi ovirali delo, kot
pa kdaj pomagali. Mi (tako zva-
nj ''napredni'' ali narodno "a
vedni) smo prispevali in zbira-
Ii, oni SO pa hoteli odlocati kan
maj gre Ia zbrani denar. Ma
stal je taksen polozaj, da nj BIZ
10 druge resitye kot spojiti vse
delo in mu dati resnieni in pra-
vi smeter v okvirju SANSa.
Ko SO Y petezni vecini priha-
jail prispevki te strani nj bilo
storjenega mic boljsega kot da
smo sami odlocali kan in "a
kaj maj sc porabi denar. To po-
meni "a pomoc vsem nasim pri-
zadetim rojakom v start domo-
vini, ne pa "a kaksne izdajalce,
begunce kot so to oni prieako-
vail, da Sc jih bo podpiralo in
kar je koneno bill tudi njihov
namen. (saj je hotel Ambrozic,
da hi Sc il tega sklada dobilo
posojilo cd $4,000 "a hitro po-
moe, in katero posojilo ne b;
bilo menda nikoi vrnjeno.) Raz-
sodni ljudje okrog SANsa, XII
so obenem bill aktivni tudi pri
JPO.SS so sc seveda temu uprli.
Tako je torej pri mas nastalo to
zdruzenje, ko smo delali skup-
no "a zbiranje pomoci kot
obrambne akcije, ter poslednje
leto "a otrosko bolnisnico Slo-
veniji.
Torej ne hi bilo mic vec kot
prav, da sc je vso to nase delo
zdruzilo v emo celoto in da so Sc
pozrtvovalne sile koncentrirale
"a skupno delo. Rezultati so bill
dalec veeji kar je razvidno, da
ko je SANS svojimi podruzni-
cami prevzel to akcijo, je v
kratki dobi sprawl skupaj dva-
krat toliko kot pa so pref oni
(ko smo tudi mi sodelovali z
njimi). To Sc da pripisati DEF
stvu, da je narod incl polno "a
upanje v SANSovo delo. Vedel
je, da DO denar res Sci v prave
roke in "a resnicno pomoc ne
pa "a, kot so nekateri zelei pri
prejsnjih organizacijah name
vrirat, da bi sc tenn skladom
podprlo begunce. No, pa to je
re "a nami in pripada preteklo-
sti.
Kot sem re rekel, zelim dati lie
nekaksen skupen pregled vsega
tega nasega della cd zacetka pa
do danasnjega dneva. Ko je pri-
slo do spojitve teh dveh po-
druznic v emo Sc je veliko vec-
jim zanimanjem slo ma nadalj-
ME delo. V okvirju nase podruz-
nice SANS smo zhrali cd zdru-
zitve v enem samem letu 49,
457.27 "a pomozno akcijo. Da-
kle smo skupaj zbrali "a pomoc
$11, ,899.11. Ko Sc je pricela ak
CHA "a otrosko bolnisnico "
februarju preteklega leta) Sc je
podruznica tudi "a to akcijo "a
vzela in zbrala skupaj v prosto-
voljnih prispevkih rojakov, dru-
stew in raznih organizacij $12,-
Sc nred kOncem prOSlega StO-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-05

D99.31. Poslali smo "a otrosEo
holnisnico vsega skupaj S12,-
703.91, torej nekaj mani kot IA
tisocakov, kateri dodatni do
hodki so prisli potion nasih pri-
reditev.
Vsega skupaj je bilo zhrane-
ga cd zacetka pa do zakljucka
(januar mesec vkljucen) nekaj
mani kot 80 tisocakov, kot ka-
zejo knjige. To je lep prispevek
"a naso podruznico, XII DELUXE v
okrozju Slovenskega delavske-
ga donna ma Waterloo Rd. &c
vpostevamo So ostale podruzni-
ce v Clevelandu, posebno ma st.
Clairju st. 80 in Euclidu Stew,
100, se ]ahko trdi, da sc .je v
Clevelandu vsega skupaj zbralo
vee kot pa sto tisocakov! To
je "a clevelandske Slovence lep
spomenik tega skupnega della
"a pomoc, obrambo ter otrosko
bolnisnico. Cleveland je obljubil,
da bo sam zbral "a otrosko bol-
nisnico $4,000 in zbral jih je
(kolikor je meni znano).
stel sem 81 v dolznost, da po-
dam kratki pregled nasega de-
la nasi slovenski javnosti.
Vsem, maj DO darovalcem, ali pa
sodelovalcem, pri nasi podruz-
nici izrekam lepo zahvalo, ker
da Sc MISC z taksno gorecnostjo
zavzeli "a to plemenito delo, bi
uspeh ne bill tako sijajen.
Nase bodoce delo bo cd Sc
daj dalje koncentrirano nekaj
vec ma kulturne prireditve. V
tenn letu imajo Re v programu
dive taksne prireditve; prva Sc
DO vrsila 2. marca, ma kar ze v
naprej opozarjam obcinstvo in
prOSim, da Sc vsak zaveda svo-
je dolznosti, XII mu veleva maj
to prireditev poseti. Dramsko
drustvo "Anton Verovsek" DO
ponovno pod pokroviteljstvom
nase podruznice st. 48 SANS
podalo ma oder Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna igro in sicer tri-
dejanko "Denar" v reziji Louisa
Kaferle. Pricetek DO OBJ 3. uri
popoldan. Zvecer sc bo vrsil
Piles v obeh dvoranah in prica-
kujemo, da bo udelezha ravno
taksna kot je to hila ma nasi pri-
reditvi Is. decembra. Igra de
mar" je polna dusevnega uzit-
ka liz ameriskega slovenskega
zivljenh, katero je spisal Ko-
bal. Torej kot zadnja ma m bo
tudi ia dala nekaj ur dusevne-
ga razvedrila. Pripravite Sc re
sedaj "a to prireditev!
Vsi Sc zavedamo, da nam je
organizacija SANS Sc vedno po-
trebna. Krivice, XII so storjene
v tel vojni SO slicne krivicam,
XII so bile storjene po prvi sve-
town. vojni napram nasemu slo-
venskemu narodu v starem kra-
ju. Trst in Gorico so nam we
Ii in DO nasa dolznost, da gle
damo resiti kar sc Sc resiti da.
Ravno tako glede slovenske Ko-
roske, "a katero bodo kmalu "a
cell barantati. Sicer DO sloven-
ska, odnosno jugoslovanska,
vlada glede tega vprasanja sto-
rila svoje in je to vec njih "a
deva. Toda &c smo ameriski dr.
zavljani slovenskega porekla
mas veze narodna zavest in jim
moramo pomagati potion SA-
NSa kolikor Sc pac da. Moramo
pouciti amerisko javnost in po-
bijati reakcijo, XII della tako We
liko krivico majhnemu, tod a
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Business Groups
Hearing Delegates
To Be Instructed

Representatives for hearing
scheduled october % on traffic con-
ditions at Barney Circle will be
selected and instructed on views OF
the Southeast Businessmen's AS
sociation when the group meets al
$50 pm. tomorrow at 314 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc.
The Washington Hairdressers and
Cosmetologists' Association. which
will meet at $50 pm. tomorrow in
the Mayf1ower Hotel, will discuss
plans for an advertising campaign
outlined at the national convention
last week in Chicago.
Other business groups meeting
this week are:
Monday.
Cleveland Park Businessmen
Association, 9 pm. at the City Bank
340l Connecticut avenue NV.
Tuesday.
American Business Association,
pm. in the Good Earth Restaurant
1909 K street NV.
Columbia Heights Business AS
sociation, 1890 pm. in the Tivol
Theater lounge, Fourteenth stree
and Park road NV.
Mount Pleasant Businessmen
Association, 8 pm. in the Noun
Pleasant Library, Sixteenth ant
Lamont streets NV.
Thursday.
Northeast Businessmen's Associa
ton, 1890 pm. at the Continenta
Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Claude A. Renshaw. He

Manager Claude A. Renshaw. He
reported there was no permanent or
vital damage to any city installation
as result of the storm. Thousands
of cubic feet of sand were washed
up on streets by the Atlantic, par
ticularly along the northern part of
Collins avenue, he reported. This is
being removed. Fallen trees and
palm fronds have been taken from
parks and vacant property and piled
in the streets for removal. Masons
are rebuilding the rock wall de-
stroyed on the Twenty first street
municipal beach, and repairing
minor damage to the wall along
Lummus Park. The Miami Beach
Building Department reported that
survey revealed no serious damage
to any of the citys 332 hotels.
New Orleans also has been quick to
reassure tourists that the high winds
of September 1919 did comparatively
little damage to buildings in the city
proper, and left the venerated old
French Quarter unscathed. 1t was
pointed out that the brick buildings
in this historic section are of mas
sive construction and have withstood
every major storm and hurricane
which struck in the New Orleans
area for the last 200 years" The
New Orleans Association of Com
merce also reported there was no
major damage to the beautiful plan
tation homes in the New Orleans
area, pointing out that they were
firmly constructed of huge timber
generations ago.
X X
There are 1853 steps in the circular
stairway leading to the top of the
Statue of Liberty.
The desert metropolis of Phoe-
nix, Ariz., has been busy pro.
viding new accommodations fo1
winter season visitors. The greatest
expansion has been in tourist
courts, and estimates are that when
the heavy vanguard of visitors be-
gins to arrive late this month there
will be $50 tourist courts in the
Evening star., 1947-10-12

valley Of the Sun" Ranches and
inns are adding new comforts. and
facilities. Comeback Inn has rebuilt
the stables destroyed by fire last
summer, and will have two new
suites ready for the winter season
opening November Z. Jokake Inn.
also planning to open early next
month, will have several additional
guest rooms. Casa Blanca has
added = new wing with 20 rooms.
The Chamber Of Commerce reports
that in and around Phoenix there
are $500 rooms In luxurious resorts
and inns, $500 in downtown hotels,
Is, 900 In motor courts and lodges
and 10000 in private homes and
apartments.
One Of the few places where one
can inspect q square-rigged wind
jammer, which brought fame to
America on the seven seas in q by
gone era, Is at San Diego, Calf. The
Star Of India, reached over South
Harbor drive, Is open daily.
Capt. Frank Swift, who II years
ago originated the dude" wind
jammer cruises of Maine waters,
has closed his New England sea-
son and headed for Florida. There,
this winter, he will operate weekly
"shanty boat" cruises through
Florida's inland waterways. The
Florida cruises were inaugurated
last winter in a boat built especially
for those waters. Powered by q
jeep motor of the outboard barge
type, the Lazy Bones carries IL
passengers. The trips begin De-
cember 20, penetrating into the
Everglades from Fort Myers.
4 4 \ 4
Greyhound Bus Lines have taken
over one Of the larger Florida keys
once a resort for wealthy fisher
men, and have installed a modern
posthouse restaurant for travellers
on the Overseas highway between
Miami and Key West. Now known
as Greyhound Tropical Key, the 30
acre island is midway between the
two points. The spot was taken
over and developed as a part oi
Greyhound Highway Tours all.
expense vacations. 1t has a yacht
harbor, small-boat basins, guest
houses, bathing facilities and boats
available for renting. Reservations
for the guest houses can be made
Evening star., 1947-10-12
VFW Auxiliaries
Will Hold Dance

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary Department met at North
east Masonic Temple with Mrs.
Martha Reynolds presiding. Plans
were made for dance on November
I26. Members were requested, by As
sistant Service Officer Christopher,
to attend his classes in the third
Monday and fourth Friday of each
month at 1919 K street NV.
A party will be held at Walter
Reed General Hospital in the Recre-
alton Hall on October 28 at 7:30
pm.
National Capital Unit met with
President Mary Coberth presiding
Plans were made for hospital
party with Potomac Unit at Mount
Alto Hospital on Thursday at pm,
a dinner at the Fairfax Hotel on
October % and a silver tea at the
home of Annie Laurie Sweeney,
734 Twenty-third street, S. Arling-
ton, Va, on October 26, 4 to 6 pm,
to raise money for new flag. All
are invited. The auxiliary is now
meeting at 935 G place NV.
At the october meeting of Govern
ment Printing Office Unit, presided
over by President Mae Herman,
Senior Vice President Myrtle Edk-
man announced a dinner to be held
by the unit at the Fairfax Hotel
on November l at pm. followed
by an evening of games.
Potomac Unit met at Northeast
Masonic Temple with President
Doris Emmert. presiding. 1t was the
official inspection by the department
president. Plans for a dinner and
bazaar to be held early in Dec en-
ber were discussed.
! Equality Walter Reed Unit will
hold party at Mount Alto Hospital
In ward Ell on october "A at 7:3C
pm.
Meetings this week: Wednesday
Washington Unit, 1921 F street NV
Friday-All American Unit, North
east Masonic Temple.
Z
Evening star., 1947-10-12
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
SCRIBBLINGS-
The stor's Travel Editor

SCRIBBLINGS-
Washington motorists are assured
they will find the countryside at the
peak of its colorful fall season now.
Shenandoah National Park officials,
reporting on this delightful phase
of travel over Skyline drive, esti-
mated early last week that the bril-
lance of the picture would remain
into early next week. Color tours
also are in vogue this week into
neighboring Maryland, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, and even as far
South as North Carolina. A new
Smile length of the Blue Ridge
parkway has been opened in time
for North Carolina's flaming leaf
season. This stretch starts at
Wagon Road Gap, just below lofty
Mount Pisgah. and should provide
one of the most colorful drives in
that area. The road is graveled,
but not paved, and caution is urged
on tourists, as there are no guard
rails yet in place.
With the arrival Of fall, Atlantic
City's 8-mile-long bathing beach
becomes a bride path. During the
summer, bathers leave no room fol
horses, and riding is confined to the
hours prior to 9 am. and after Z
pm. Now. with prospects of many
hours for their favorite sport
equestrians make certain they pack
their riding habits in visiting the
all-year- around Jersey resort.
Government Services, Inc, oper-
ators of Fontana Dam Villege, has
cut rates of accommodations 20 pei
cent for October. In November, rates
are scheduled to be reduced another
20 per cent. They are expected tc
stay at this level through Decem-
ber, January, February and March
! X X X X
If tourists have had any doubt
about being welcome in postwar
Hawaii, it should be dispelled now
Aloha week will be staged October
g. November 2 as the first attempt
to dramatize the friendliness ane
atmosphere of the islands for main
landers. Welcome mats are out al
over the isles, but activities will
center in a Hawaiian village bull
in Honolulu especially for the oc
casion. Hawaiian art will be dis
played. Events will include the OLE
ritual Of installing the island mon.
arch, ancient Polynesian land ant
water sports, water and floral pa
rades and fireworks.
The Miami Beach News Bureau re
ports that virtually all evidence o
hurricane damage, which centere'
north of the Greater Miami area
has been removed under a program
that began almost before the higl
wind had died. The $150,000 clean
up campaign will be completes
within 80 days, according to Cit
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Civic Calendar
260th Coast ARTILLERY
Chief to Speak
In Chevy Chase

Demonstrations with search
lights and automatic weapons will
be featured at the Chevy Chase
Citizens Associations National
Guard night, to be held at pm.
Wednesday in Lafayette School.
Northampton street and Broad
Branch road NV. Col. LIE Roy
Mann, group commander of the
260th Coast Artillery, will speak,
The group has been asked to help
in the National Guard recruiting
campaign.
Clifford H. Newell, president OF
the Federation OF Citizens Associ-
ations, will discuss Washington s
problems at meeting of the Brook
land Citizens Association at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the Brookland School,
Tenth and Monroe streets NE.
Eighteen other associations are
scheduled to meet this week:
Monday.
American University Parks pm.
Hurst Hall, American University.
Brentwood Terrace-8:30 pm, So
cial Oyster Club, 1851 Saratoga ave-
nue. NE.
Burleith-8 pm, Gordon Junior
High, Thirty fifth and T streets
NV.
Glover Park-8:15 pm, Stoddert
School, Thirty ninth and Calvert
streets NV. !.
Hillcrest-8 pm, East Washing
ton Heights Baptist Church Hall
1886 Alabama avenue Sc.
kalOrama-8 pm, Adams School
Nineteenth and California streets
NV.
Mount Pleasant-8 pm, Mount
Pleasant Library, Sixteenth and La
mont streets NV.
National Gateway-8 pm, Avalon
Heights Church of Christ Study
Twenty eighth and Douglas streets
NE.
West Ends pm, Police Station
No. 3. Twentieth and K streets NV.
Tuesday.
Fort Dupont-8 pm, Ryland
Methodist Church, Branch avenue
and S street Sc.
Logan-Thomas Circles pm,
home of Mrs. Ella M. Thompson,
1886 Sixteenth street NV.
Randle Highlands-8 pm, Ran
die School, Thirtieth and r streets
Sc.
Summit Park-8 pm, Beers
School, Alabama avenue and Thirty
sixth place Sc
Wednesday.
Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights-Powell School, Hiatt place
and Lamont street NV.
Dahlgren Terraces pm, Crosby
Noyes School, Tenth and Franklin
streets NE.
Frien dship-S pm, Janney
School, Wisconsin and Albermarle
street NV.
sixteenth Street Highlands-s
pm, Brightwood School, Thirteenth
and Nicholson streets NV.
Trindad-S pm, Wheatley School
Montello avenue and Neal street
NE.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

heavily travelled
the section.
purchased authority of Congress site for
Public Library recreation center playground
by Madison and Ninth streets Missouri Part Of this
old Of which will probably be
retained This the country home
OF Matthew Gault Emery, the last Mayor of washington
Bghtwood Citizens Association had proposed the
apparently langished after time
deeply interested this project kept the
Capital Hill
finally rewarded
actual purchase the
extent this faithful successful has overlooked
without credit It privilege to acknowledge in this
column the community this lady for
commendable efforts
Area Public Utilities Agency-Interfederation Job
editorial In The Evening Star Saturday October 947 in
decision
Arnold emphasized the creation Metropolitan
public utilities
The problem OF satisfactory transportation
Metropolitan matter special
living in each of the jurisdictions making
action editorial
belief expressed that the only real solution this
estabshmenby District Maryland
q commission empowered devote its
affecting the Metropolitan Area.
naturally to be undertaken
delegates this
knowledge unified acquainted
legislators others will have interested
supporters the legislation This immediate job for the
council
Evening star., 1947-10-12

when arranging for bus transporta-
ton.
In Tijuana, Just across the Mex.
lean border from San Diego, jail
alai is played every Wednesday
Thursday. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday night in the 81 900 900 from
ton. On Wednesdays women are
admitted free to watch "the worlds
fastest game"
The frontiersman., 1947-05-21
SEtOOVlANS ARE STORM BOUND

Seldovia residents caught in inc hor age by yesterdays storm while en route home inc cluded c. 2. Ander- son, Mr. and Mir s. Ri- chard Morr s end MT. and Mrs. Dick Ing l ina, daughter end son in lGW of the Morrises.
 They all plan to fly to Seldoviu with pilot Harry !:'h ite as soon as Wclther. per- mi ts.
 Dick Millor and Ecrl Herr of Saldovia Air Sorvico, who loft for Inch or ,.go Monday morning and planned to return ye esterday, also Wore .d4tcined by the WeGther.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-21
COLBE R0- BUR0IN VOWS RIPE ATeO

VOw , N ' ~ l. b
 ,n evening cere- mony in tho Or ron Dia- mond homo last S2tur- day uni ted two of Seldovia's young pe- ople, Miss Selma Col berg, d1ughter of Nr. and Mrs. John colberg of this city, and George Burgin, son of Mrs. Mary Burg gin of anchor go.
 U. 5. Commi-s si onor G. M. Chambers off i- ciated :ot the cero- mony, which wc,s ct- tended by . large group of the young couple's fir iends. The id wore . suit of navy bluo with .c light blue hct for the s ervice.
 The c ouple wcs c.t- terded by Miss Luc- file .Ollstcd end .,n- ton nrd er on.
 MT. md Mr s. Bur- gin made Q quick. trip to Archorcgo Monday to visit the br ide- groom's mother. They plan to live in Sel- doJia, but Mr =" Bur giE will bc absent tt . fishing grounds c.t Chignik this smmer.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-21
 GOODS, RELEnSED Ictd ]

GOODS. RELEnsED (ctd) was not the int onti on of hts s men to tic up ma teriIls other than actual c@pnary oper,- ting eQui pmont. Mos t of~ the rocent ship mont: Of fro ight con- is ted sf food sup D1 i,S.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-21
S1CRM S1ops K,uo SALMON [ IS Ht R Al EN


 Tue esday's south- east storm delayed the depcr ture of sov- erGl Seldovia fisher- men for king sG Glmon fishing grounds on the season's opening date.
 Emil Scndvik and Ed Sivertsen both plan to fish ne CT Ke- nai for king salmon this year.
 ThorvGld Jens en and family, who plor- ned to leGvo for their trap tt St&r iz- kG,, postponed the leGving until the wej. ther cClmed.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-21
~ ARltYN SMITH $ MINUS TONSIl :

Mcrilyn ..Smi tn, daughter of Mr. and Mr s. Merlo. Smi tn, of PG Inner had her ton sils remov Id ct Sold- ovia hos pitGl yes ter day nor ming.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
OConnel to Build
Fre-Cut Log Houses

Local contractor, John w.
OConnell, this week announced
his plan to build pre-cut "ready-
made" log homes and buildings.
O'Connell with his crew will
cut the round logs to desired
lengths, and prepare lumber for
roofs, rafters, joists, windows
and doors to specifications. No
particular skill well then be re-
CURED for a man to either build
OF have his log home built.
Advantages of log construction
as listed by Johnny" include:
economy Of not having to spend
money in finishing the interior,
the reduced cost and time saw.
ing in delivery and in building.
O'Connell has built a number of
structures in the city including
the new Columbia Falls clinic
building.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

AFTERNOON was spent working or
fancywork for the bazaar which
is to be held this fall.
Most Of the sawmiIls and wood
operations have been closed down
on account of the recent storm.
Mrs. Harry Lee is happy to have
ner brother an sister-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Callahan here.
Charles Green, velma Holm
qulst, Jack Gordon and Frank
Markovitz, who were appointed
by the Boosters club and our
board member Otto Feblberg.
attend the regular school board
meeting in Columbia Falls Tues
day. The community is very
concerned over the overcrowded
condition of our schools and ev.
cry effort is being put forth to
work out a housing plan.
MIR. and Mrs. William Petram
and boys, Kalispell, called at
the More home one evening this
week. Mrs. Petram is Mr. and
Mrs. More's daughter.
Albert Cleveland is confined
% his home with the flu.
Everyone is reminded that the
Z. 10. A. meeting is to be held
n Kalispell, Tuesday.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

was served by Helen Smith and
Mrs. Henry Toutant.
Clark Hendricksen is expected
back today after his 30 day trip
to California and Arizona.
Mrs Ed Motichka has been
sick in bed with the flu. We sure
nope you are much better now,
Eva"
The Half Moon home demon
stration club had a baby shower
for Mrs Roland Mahar, White
fish, last week. At this same
who has been our club member
and a very good one too, but
who has moved to Whitefish, was
given a little gift in apprecia-
ton OF her work in the club.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
4oIds Red Cross Drive

coram and its nelgnDorS, the
y, Hungry Horse towns OF Mar
y" citv. South Fork and Lake
~ Joined together in sup
n the annual American Red
Esoss drive, which started Mon
lay.
chairman of the Red Cross
|,u,mittee is Mrs. A. p. Holm
(.';et assisted by Mrs. Jack Cor
M M. Mrs. Ruth Nash, Mrs. Ed
Eslvey and Ross Luding.
Tho committee will solicit 81
auobership to help the Red Cross
/ rs worldwide battle to reduce
|,maa suffering. OF each 81 raj
IA 66 cents will stay right here
rlathead county to take care
! home folks and home needs
|rst.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

no public card party sponsor
by the Coram Boosters club
4 March 8 has been postponed
ntil this coming Monday on &C.
o,,nt of the snow. The same COM
bittee will take charge on the
pw date. The public is cordially
bvited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McShane
he the proud parents of a baby
Nv which was born at the Kali
uell general hospital, March 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shelton, Co.
,mbia Falls, spent Sunday with
he Gordons. Mrs. Jack Gordon
erved a lovely dinner in honor
Mrs. Skeletons birthday an
Siversary.
Dr.. r. e. Miller, Columbia
Tails, was called to the A. E.
brown home on Tuesday, as Mrs.
brown was suddenly taken very
b
There was considerable buzz
linz around town as the school
hildren discussed their report
BIRDS.
We are happy to learn that
[artin City had the good for
pne Of being granted a post Of
Ice. The office is to start on
(arch 16 with the mail being
arried out by messenger from
he Coram depot.
The Bureau of Reclamation
rought their equipment into Co.
am and did a nice job Of clear
lg away the snow along the
abroad tracks and depot.
Mr.. an Mrs. Derwood Stratton
ave been blessed with a new
lughter whose birth date was
sbruary n. She has been named
aurel Ann.
The Ladies aid met at the Har.