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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17
Hja Ebren5urg:
,CLAS PISATEL,JA
(Prestavil: John V. Kaucic)

mn V. hauclc)
cato, ker smo najbolj mirolju-
ben narod ma svetu in ker smo
sovrazili vojno.
In glejte, ia isti G. Hartman
je govoril trgovski zbornici v
mestu, katero je tekom vojne ze-
10 obogatelo ma racun nase pre-
lite krvi. On je rekel, da je So
vjetska zveza "najvecja> nevar-
most "a svetovni MIR" in da Sc
morajo Zedinjene drzave "od-
locno boriti proti sovjetski eks-
panziji in agresivnosti," ker
imajo v rokah "ogromno zalogo
atomskih bomb"
Imperialisticni vojni hujskaci
zahteva jo, da maj Sc naso dezelo
takoj zasuje atomskimi bom-
bami, to pa cato, ker nekaterim
Amerikancem nj vsec mas dru-
zabni red. 0 druzabnem redu sc
ne mislim prerekati, posebno pa
ne taksnimi gentleman, XII
brez vsakega vzroka rozljajo z
orozjem., Mi ma primer nismo
prav mic navduseni "a ameriski
druzabni red in rasna diskrimi-
nacija, katera sc je ohranila v
juznih drzavah, je zalitev vsega
civiliziranega clovestva. Kljub
vsemu temu pa pri mas nihce ne
misli, da hi sc morale radi tega
zasuti Mississippi ali Georgia z
atomskimi bombami.
Tekom vojne so Amerikanci
veliko govorili pravicah malih
narodov in O demokraciji; po
zmagi mad fasizmom so pa k te-
mu Sc dodali dodatek: "Vsem
narodom je dana prilika, da pro-
stovoljno prevzamejo mad seboj
amerisko varustvo." Mnogi ljud-
je ma Kitajskem, v Koreji in v
Indoneziji so z vseljem pozdra-
viii "Atlantski carter" toda "a
svojo naivnost so drago placali
S krvjo.
Ko so razne evropske drzave,
osvobojene fasisticnega jarma,
zacele obnavljati svoje svoje ziv-
1lienje, sc je pokazalo, da so ko-
munisti povsod postal mocna
narodna stranka. Komunisti so
Sc znasli v ospredju zato, ker so
bill v ospredju' tudi takrat, ko
ljudje MISC glasovali glasovni-
cami, ampak ko so glasovali S
svojo lastno krvjo.
V nekaterih drzavah so bile
organizirane koalicijske Wade, v
katerih so bill zastopani tudi ko-
munisti, kot ma primer v Franci-
il in v Italiji. Toda ameriski me-
setarji so kmalu posegli vines in
zaceli uvajati svoj "red." Odlo'
cili so Sc, da ponovno odkrijejo
Evropo ter jo prikljuciti k bla-
gostanju ameriske civilizacije
nekako tako, kakor so jezuiti ne
koc prikljucili k blagostanju ev-
ropske civilizacije Paragvajce.
Europa gladuje in zmrzuje. .
Amerikanci so pohiteli ma po-
moe; lacne Grke pitajo patro-
nami, granatami in bombami,
Francozom in Italijanom SO pa
rekli: "Dokler ne izzenete komu-
niste il Wade, YAM ne bono dali
ne kruha, ne premoga."
Poleg tega pa mas hocejo
Amerikanci prepricati, da Sc mi
vmesavamo v tuje zadeve. Tat
krici>: "Primite ga!'
Amerikanci zelo spostujejo
a je v toliko vecja, ker je zlo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

sc lahko napravi mocno vojno
postojanko "a obrambo proti ko-
munizmu. Zato ameriski kolo-
narji dan "a dnem krice o "inte-
resin v vzhodnem delu Sredo-
zemskega morje" in njihove
bojne ladje so Sc naravnost "a
ljubile v grska, italijanska in
turska pristanisca.
Musolini je imenoval Sredo-
zemsko morje "a mare nos
trum" (nase morje). Duce :je
bolehal ma maniji po slavi in ME-
govi rojaki so popolnoma prav
storili, ker so ga obesili "a noge.
Toda Ducejeva bolezen je bila
samo lahak prehlad v primeru z
manic ameriskih imperialistic-
nih sanjacev, kateri mislijo, da
je Bliznji who'd predmestje
Wall Streeta in Sredozemsko
morje "our sea-"
V Ameriki je zelo razsirjena
pripovedka o nekem Davidu
Crockettu (on je zivel pred ne
kako stc lett in je bill cello kon-
gresnik Zedinjenih DRAW. O
MEM pripovedujejo, da je nekoc
ma lovu z enim strelom ubil raco
in srno, da je oh tistem trenotku
ubil klopotaco in padel v reko,
il katere je prisel polnimi zepi
rib. Nekako tako so Amerikanci
prisli il zadnje svetovne vojne.
z enim mahom so dobili posto-
janke v Afriki in Greenlandiji,
Sc znasli ma Kitajskem in v Ko-
reji, poleg tega pa 'se je kar cez
noe znasla v njihoyem zepu Sc
Grcija in Turcija. Kjub temu
pa ameriski imperialisti trdijo,
da mi krademo tujo zemljo in
da Sc vmesavamo v notranje "a
deve GrCgih drzav. Toda narodi
vedo, da eni zasuznjavajo, drugi
pa svojim primerom navdusu-
jejo, da eni polnijo svoje zepe,
drugi pa nesebicno pomagajo.
Ameriski narod, kakor tudi
vsi ostali narodi, zelijo mir ma
svetu. &c pa Amerikanci ne mo-
rejo ukrotiti domace vojne hui
skace, jih zato ne morejo ukro-
It'll, ker SO stalno zavajani z laz-
njivo propaganda in senzacija-
mi, katere Sc dnevno kujejo v
njihovih kovacnicah. Njihovo
casopisje dan "a dnem trobi, da
Ameriki preti nevarnost cd Ru-
size in Jugoslavije, a pametni
Amerikanci nimajo popolnoma
nobenega orozja, da bi Sc. branili
proti domacim gangsterjem.
Ko pravim to, ne mislim samo
ma svobodo, katero uzivajo poll
ticni izzivaci, ampak mislim tu-
di pomanjkanju razsodnosti
povprecnega Amerikanca, XII nj
v stanu odkriti gnusne lazi pod
visoko donecimi frazami.
Povprecen Amerikanec je sred-
ME naobrazen clovek-na dobro,
ne slabo. On mnogo bolje pozna
fiziko, kakor pa politiko; dobro
pozna zgodovino svoje dezele,
toda Start svet je zanj terra in
cognita" (nepoFnana dezela).
Ia casa mojega bivanja v
Ameriki je neki sodnik obsodil
ma denarno kazen nekega moza
radi razzaljenja casti, ker je re-
KEEL svojemu sosedu, da je socia-
list. Sodnik je dejal obtozencu,
da je socialist" zaljivka, ker je
socialist "clovek, XII 81 hoce ne
postavno prilastiti tujo lastni-
no." Neka mlada ekonomistka il
Texasa mi je rekla, da je Berlin
-najstarejse mesto ma svetu in
da so njegove stene poslikane z
Rafaelovimi slikami.
Neki casnikar pa me je rado-
vedno vprasal: "Zakaj vi, Rusi,
nazivate emo in isto mesto z dve-
mi imeni?" Ko sem Sc zainteresi-
raj in ga vprasal, kaj misli S
tenn, mi je odgovoril, da sta Bu-
dapest in Bucharest emo in isto
mesto, "a katero mi rabimo dvo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

lpsalme in izreke il biblije. Ka-
dar trgujejo, Sc sklicujejo ma bo-
ga, kadar pa lincajo nedolznega
crnca, pa govore o 'ljubezni do
bliznjega." Zato nj mic cudno, &c
tudi zdaj, ko hujskajo ma tretjo
svetovno vojno, govore o ljubez-
nj do clovestva, da Jim krvavi
srce, ko opazujejo zlo in krivice
ma svetu.
Zelo jih je tudi razburilo, ker
je bolgarsko sodisce obsodilo N.
Petkova radi zarote proti ljud-
ski republiki. &c me spomin ne
zapusca, je amerisko sodisce
pred 20 lett obsodilo popolnoma
nedolzna Sacco in Vanzettjia; ;
proti tel krivicni obsodbi je ta-
krat protestiral YES civiliziran
svet. Amerikanci so ma proteste
odgovarjali: ITO je nasa zade-
va"
Ko sem bill lansko leto v Jack
sonu, Miss, sc je tam vrsila OBJ
ravnava proti nekemu crncu. Ko
je bila obravnava zakljucena in
crnec obsojen, je sodnik rekel
zagovorniku: mi dobro vemo,
da je crnec nedolzen, toda opro-
stiti ga ne moreno, to bi vrglo
slabo senco ma belle price -"
Priporocljivo bi bilo, &c bi Sc
Amerikanci nekoliko poglobili v
svoje lastno pravosodje. v Ame-
riki skoro vsak mesec posade ma
elektricni stol cloveka, krivda
katerega je, da ina crno kozo.
Kaj bi rekli gospodje senatorji
in kongresniki, &c bi Bolgari
protestirali Washingtonu pro-
tt krivicnostim ameriske justi-
ce?
Toda to Sc nj vse. Pred nedav-
MIN so Amerikanci protestirali
proti volilnemu redu ma Madzar-
skem. Nj Jim bilo vsec, ker so
bill izkljuceni cd volitev vsi bivsi
aktivni fasisti in nacisticni SIM
paticarji. Ma ameriskem jugu
pa je odvzeta volilna pravica
milijonom drzavljanom samo "a
to, ker imajo crno kozo. Kaj bi
rekli gospodje ameriskem dr.
zavnem oddelku, &c bi Madzari
protestirali Washingtonu gle
de volilne pravice v Zedinjenih
drzavah?
Ameriske reakcionarce hudo
boil, ker so Jugoslovani dali
prednost marsalu Titu, ne pa il
dajalcu Mihajlovicu. Boil jih tu-
di to, ker imajo v Beogradu raj
81 Moskvo, kakor pa London in
Washington. In to je zadosten
vzrok, da vojni hujskaci zahte-
vajo, maj Sc takoj Jugoslavijo,
skupno Sovjetsko zvezo, zasu-
je z atomskimi bombami.
(V ravno taksnem smislu sc
je pred nedavnim izrazil ma do
mobranskem zborovanju "vodi-
tell slovenskega naroda," Miha
Krek. OPP. prev.)
z Jugoslavijo mas ne vezejo
samo kulturne vezi, ampak tudi
prijateljstvo liza vojnih let. Kaj
pa veze ameriske reakcionarce
S cilenskimi pastirji in venezuela
skimi delavci? Prav mic! Mini
stri teh juzno-ameriskih draw
81 niti kihniti ne upajo brez po-
sebnega dovoljenja il Washing
tona. Nam sc to zdi krivicno,
toda kljub temu 81 nihce izmed
mas ne drzne zahtevati, da maj
Sc Nicaragua, skupno Zedinje-
mimi drzavami, zasuje atom
skimi bombami.
Amerikanci Sc izgovarjajo, da
to delajo radi lastne obrambe.
Toda kdo Jim verjame, da dal-
matinski vinicarji in albanski
kmetje ogrozajo New York, in
da pennsylvania farmarji ne
bodo spali mirno, dokler Sc Ju-
goslavija ne izpremeni v Qua
temalO. AmeriSkO liudstVO lie Ze-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17
SKRAT
A. Zadnik,
164O5 Trafalgar Ave.

Krivica
Major zaloti nekega dne ma
svoje veliko zacudenje svojo
ljubico Rozalko v intimni "a
bavi svojim slugom.
"Ali Sc ne sramujete," il YES
jezen ocita, ida se spozabljate
navadnim prostakom
"Ah, gospod major, &c hi sc
sodilo po cvrstosti objemov, bi
moral biti vas sluga naimanj
general
Ziva Venera
Start skopuh Oderin vidi pri
slikarju sliko Venere in vprasa
po ceni.
"Pet tisoc dinarjev", rece
umetnik.
"Pet tisoc? Ia ia denar 81
lahko kupim 1.-Two Venero ;"
Teak odgovor
Lojzek: "cujes, ocka, kaj pa
della veter, kadar pc piha?"
Pc sebi sOdi
"Vasa knjiznica je pa res le-
pa in bogata. Ali mi ne bi po-
sodili kaksno knjigo?'
"Ne dragi prijatelj, knjig ma
celno ne izposojujem, kajti nih-
&c jih' ne vraca . Vidite, to
so tudi same izposojene knji-
&c
Odkritosrcna sluzkinja
Gospodar (novi sluzkinji):
"Ali vam je moja zena ze pove-
dala, kaj vse innate delati zju-
traj"
Sluzkinja: "Da! Milostljiva
so rekli, da moran najprej sku-
haiti kavo, potem pa ocistiti va
SO obleko in cevlje, da vi pac
cimprei Odidete cd donna
Cudno
"Gospod zdravnik, kako je le
to mogoce, da je po stirimesec-
mem zakonu Re otrok?"
"Pomirite Sc milostiva, to Sc
primeri samo prvic."
Blazilo %>,- ..s.~
Mira: "Vi veste, da dvori vas
soprog lepi modistki, pa sc ne
razburjate"'
Mia: "Niti najmanj, zakaj
on mi je tekom tega meseca
kupil ze stir klobuke samo "a
to, da ina izgovor, ko hodi k
|njej."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

Sklml DOmDaml.
Amerikanci Sc izgovarjajo, da
to delajo radi lastne obrambe.
Toda kdo Jim verjame, da dal-
matinski vinicarji in albanski
kmetje ogrozajo New York, in
da pennsylvania farmarji ne
bodo spali mirno, dokler sc Ju-
goslavija ne izpremeni v Qua
temalo. Amerisko ljudstvo je ze-
10 humoristicno in prav gotovo
Sc z zadovoljstvom smeji, .ko
dnevno citajo, da Albania ogro-
ia varnost Zedinjenih drzav. Oni
dobro vedo, da ina, Albanija
komaj en- million prebivalcev
in da je oddaljena deset tisoc XII
lometrov cd Amerike.
Amerikanci mas obtozujejo
vmesavanja vsosednih drzavah.
Resnica pa je, da Amerikance
jezi to, ker nasa blizina prepre-
cuje njihovo vmesavanje v Boil
gariji in Romuniji.
Ia Trst sta Sc dolgo prickali
Jugoslavija in Italia. Tam live
Slovenci in Italijani. Ameriski
'imperialisti so spoznali, da je
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08
WOTM POSTPONE
INITIATION

Thursday evening. May 1, the
women of the Moose met at the
home of Mrs. Nina Fraser. Another
large attendance was noted.
Three applications for member
ship were read. Following ballot
ing these candidates were declared
elected to membership in Libby
Chapter No. sos. Due to nomina-
tions of new officers falling on our
next meeting day, it was decided to
postpone initiation until June D.
Final plans were made for the
food and fancy work sale of May g..
plans also were made for serving
the Modern Arts Club banquet May
ID. and committees were appointed,
Mrs. Frankleen Polda won, the dish
given by the Hospital Guild COM
nittee. Mrs. Cornelia Conn and Mrs.
MARGUERITE Parker, Mrs. Bessie
Smith and Mrs. Ida Wilson won TIE
Nav baskets given by the Child
Care Committee. Mrs. Trudie Woods
and Mrs. Lene Risley, the Child
Care committee, will be in charge
of the program following the next
regular meeting.
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FTRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

The public worship next Sunday,
MAY IL, 5th Sunday after Easter
will begin at 11:00 a. m. In OBJ
.servance of Mothers Day the ser
mon theme will be, Mother, the
Indispensable One" John 19:25-27.
There will also be special Mother S
Day singing by the Ladies Trio and
the Girls Chorus.
The Sunday school will begin
promptly at GAS a. m. Every child
should be in Sunday School on
Mothers Day.
The Senior Confirmation class
will have its last meeting before
confirmation at the church Mon
day evening at seven o'clock. The
oral examination of the confir-
mands will take place next Sunday
at the morning worship.
The Wednesday classes will meet
at the church.
The Junior Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Ted Kessel on Thursday
evening of next week at 1880. Re-
member the Junior Ladies Aid
Food Sale at the Variety Grocery
on Saturday of this week. Sale
begins at 1000 a. m,
H. c. HJORTHOLM,
Pastor.
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LIBBY

Mrs. Neal Beasley of Spokane ar
rived here a week ago today to visit
her many friends and relatives.
A marriage of local interest last
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock was
that of Miss Joan S. Brown and
Richard Runyon. They were mar
ried by the Justice of the Peace,
Fred H. Maurer.
Charles Skranak spent the week
end in Spokane visiting with friends
and caring for business matters.
Carl LoVick accompanied by Miss
Ilene Bowling spent the weekend
home visiting. They are both at
tending the University at Missoula.
Harry Keith of the Kalispell
Mercantile and Bill Veetor, manager
of the Kalispell Feed and Grain Co.,
spent Wednesday in Libby, making
arrangements for remodeling work
on the Robertson Feed Store ware
house.
Mrs. Mary Valcour of Warland
was Libby visitor Monday.
Frank Husick of Warland was
caring for business in Libby last
Saturday.
H. B. Collier has recently bought
property in St. Helens, Oregon and
plans to move there in the near fu-
ture. The Golfers sold their home
near Libby.
Andrew Klemowski of War
land was a Libby visitor May 5
making arrangements to have a ser
ious operation performed on his
eyes in the near future.
Martin Patt completed putting in
his crop at Kalispell and has re-
turned to Libby. Mr.. Patti is mail
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Mrs. VIM. Anderson and Mrs.
Perez Baker were invited guests at
the pot luck lunch served after the
business meeting. Co-worker Fra
ser also served ice cream and angel
food cake, which was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present.
Don't forget that nomination of
officers will be held at the next
regular meeting, May 10 at the
Moose Hall
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CHURCH OF GOD

Sunday:
IL a. m. Morning worship.
10 a. m. Sunday school Glasses
tor all ages.
I'd. m. Young Peoples meeting.
8 o. m. Evening worship.
8 D. m. Prayer meeting.
Everyone welcome to our services
REV. B. H. APPLEGATE,
ftF1 Pastor.
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"a IOsEPH,S CHURCH

Masses every Sunday, 800 ana
1000 a. m.
Confessions Saturday evenings
1880 to $50.
Baptisms by appointment.
Hoiv Days of Obligation Masses
az 7.I5 and 800
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7:30 o. m.
May l4-choir Rehear-
sal, 800 p. m.
Reiease-time Religious Instruc-
tons.
Arthur D. Werfelmann, Pastor
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LIBBY METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. VIM. Z. StearnS, FaStoF
Sunday: GAS a. m. Sunday School.
HOO a. m. Worship. Mother
Day Message.
Wednesday: 8:45-11:45 a. m. Re
leased Time Glasses.
ZOO o. m. Youth Fellowship.
Thursday: 800 p. m. Choir Prac-
tice.
Friday: 800 p. m. Junior w. S. c.
6. meets with Mrs. Pondelick
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carrier out Of Libby on the Star
Route
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brough Of Fra
ger, Montana are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Han
son. They are looking for a place
to live.
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Board Of Educakion that 423 Nom
tara Schools had been reported APP
proved for superior" rating by her
department.
She also told the board that some
So, 1927 ,544 had been given the
states schools for the 1946-47 school
year She said the money came
from interest and income, trans
portation, equalization and class
room unit funds.
ppAn Tur wRsTRRN NEWS
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STATE SCHOOLS TO HAVE
SUPERIOR RATING

Helena-U.p - State Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction Elizabeth
Ireland reported to the Montana
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THE CHURCHES

IL, l947
The services of the day have been
planned with the purpose IN mind
to honor our mothers on this, their
day. The songs, the poems, as
we'll as te messages of the day,
have thus been prepared.
The feature of the Sunday School
and morning service will come
from certain special mothers
will be honored by those IN at
tendance, among whom will be
the oldest and youngest mothers.
BY all means, 60 to church some
where on MOTHERS DAY and
take your mother. It might be
the last honor you would ever pay
to herl
WEDNESDAY:
Public School Release Time
8:45 to HAS a. m.
Junior c. A. $500 p. m.
Christian Workers Conference
ZOO p. m.
Prayer Service 800 p. m.
THURSDAY:
Women's Missionary Council2:O0
o. m. (Home of Mrs. c. Nelson).
Serving God with our little, is
the way to make it more; and we
must never think that wasted with
which God is honored, or men are
blest."
LEON H. AYERS, Pastor
Libby, Montana
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Mothers Day Sunday, May II,
l947.
If possible take your mother to
church, if not, go in her honor. Rev.
J. A. Wilmer of Whitefish will
speak at 800. His topic will be "A
Mothers Prayer"
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD TROY

ANDLUIDLL VI NOD : AANO =
(Services In Pastors Home)
SUNDAY:
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Family Worship HOO a. m.
Evangelistic Service 7:45 p. m.
THURSDAY:
7:45 p. m. Bible Study
"a Sunday School and Church to
meet your every need! A cordial
welcome to alli'
D. c. Ruthford, Pastor
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ST. JOHNS EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH

NWAIooUuII y HUI
Church Calendar May 8-l4:
Thursday, May 8-Choir Rehearsal,
800 p. m.
Sunday, May ll-Sunday School,
1000 a. m.
Divine Service 1900 a. m.
Tuesday, May l3-Walther League,
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Thursday: 7:sO p. m Choir prae-
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FIRsT BAPTTsT CHUKCH

Eureka Rev. F. L. LewnO, Past0l
SUNDAY:
1000 a. m. Sunday School
HOO a. m. Family Worship
400 D. m. Junior Highs
$50 D. m. Young People
800 o. m. Bible Study
WEDNESDAY:
7:3OS o. m. Prayer Meeting
THURSDAY:
1880 D. m. Choir rehearsal
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TROY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. VIM. G. Stearns, Pastor
Sunday: 1920 a. m. Sunday
School,
800 p. m. Worship. Mothers Day
Message.
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ST. MICHAEL'S EUREKA
(EpiScOpaD

Sunday, May IL:
Morning Prayer & Sermon II
a. m.
Church School 10 a. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08
ST. MARY'S CHURCH

From May to October, Catholic
Services will be held in Troy at 900
a. m. at st. Mary's Catholic Church,
TROY.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08

READ THE WESTERN NEWS
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-22
URUGUAYAN SENT TO pRIBIL0F5 TO
 STUDY FUR SEAL
Project Is Hoped to Help South American Na-
 lion in Industry

WASHINGTON, Aug. c. LR- The Fish and Wildlife Service dis closed here project designed to help Uruguay make comeback in the fur seal industry, in which the United States has established virtual monopoly.
 The agency said it has sent Paul Vaz Ferriera, Montevideo hi- ologist, to the Pribilof Islands of Alaska to study the sealing oper- ations which have helped build the U. s. herd from 132,000 ani- mals in 1910 to more than 3,600,000 worth an estimated $l00,000,000
 In addition to experience with ! the Pribilof harvest and initial handling of raw pelts, the Uru- euayan will receive-during his years studies ending April l =
 raining ia the tanning of fur seals according to the highly secret process developed by the Foulke Fur Co.,, of St. Louis, Mo This company processes all Pribi- lcf skins except for some that are sent to a London concern.
 Costs of the training are being shared by thc United States and Uruguayan governments. Aside from the Pribilofs, which produce 80 percent Of the worlds fur seals,
 he only commercially important herds are off Uruguay and off ~outh Americas Cape of Good Hope. Neither of these countries ! has had seal-rearing successes comparable with those of the Uni ted States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-22

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-22

The Domesday Book, compiled between 1080 and 1086, records that there were then 7,500 water mills in England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-22
rAku LODGE

Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof sor reservations and transportation arrangements -adv. 604-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-22
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FRIDAY EVENING 500 Treasure Hour of Song. 5:3o-Totem Talk-Forecasts. 5:45:-Magic Carpet. 6:00-Dinner News. Melody Roundup. 6:3o-Coilcert Hall. 7.0o-Afnerican Legion. Standard News-Forecasts. 7:30-Mel Blanc. 8:oo-KINY Bandbox. S:15-Fishing Time-Forecasts. 83o-Magic Carpet. 8:45-PAA News. 9:00-Ave Maria Hour. 30-Supper Club. 9:45-Alaska Line News. 10:00-Words with Music. 10:15-Forecasts. All programs are subject to change
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-10
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION

Saturday, September 13, Special Township High School
District No. 1875, Election.
Polls open from noon until p. m.
POLLING PLACES:
PRECINCT School, Territory North
Of Street.
PRECINCT -Elmwod SCHOOL, Terroysouth of 9th Street
of
III-City Building; 9th
Streeta and of
PRECINCT School; Territory of Community
Consolidated District
PRECINCT Winthrop School; Territory-scho
and g
To date, September 8th643 high school students have
with rs known students who have advised Mr.
coming this week-deayed account of work
These will bring the total to the School Boards antc
pated total.
Hence improvements asked for by the School Board
are really necessary the students Ctys benefits
he School
Trusts You Will Vote eyes"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-10

evening, September IA. lone
Koppen is chairman and an in
teresting program has been
planned. The meeting will be
held in Zion Chapel at 7:45
p. m.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-10

HAVE YOU MET THE "BOYS"?
Jake, Max, Carl represent over 60
years of experience in meats. Why
not try I. G.. "A. and let their expert
ence help solve your meat problems
ZION DEPT. STORE.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-10

Martha Enloe
Catherine Erickson
Peggy Farrar
Melrose McCarrell
Florence Maynard
Rose Miller
Rosemary Nielsen
Joyce Palmer
Geneva Rocks
Gloria Ruesch
Shirley Sabine
Flora Schwager
Betty Sieloff