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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
AUSTRlJOS VYRIAUSYBE SPAUDzIA
PABEGELIUS
Austra dar nesenai nusieme naciskus zenklus dabar
pabegelius fasstuoja. Reikalauja Alijantus
atmti DIP is jq sales

reti savo valstybe, tautu pa
deti. Deja, taip nera. Liki
mas leme Austrijai laiminges.
nj kaip NUNS rytoju. siadier
il jau pusiau laisva valstybe
turi savo vyriausybe, selma
policija, etc.
.Deja, to maza. Reikia dal
tureti tikrosios laisves pajauti.
ma, kurio Austrams kaip tik
truksta. Kad tai yra tiesa ma
tome kad if is tu faktu: pir-
mi zingsniai kuriu naujai SUI
daryta krasto vyriausybe grie-
best, buvo ne atvesti j prota
naciu suvedziota tauta, ismo-
kyti ia gerbti laisve, zmogu,
kitas tautas laikyti jeigu ne
sau lygiomis tai Wis del to EMO
nemis, atjausti artimo nelaime.
Atvirksciai, Austrai pasisten-
ge sukurti savo kraste praga-
ra nelaimingam, be tevynes
zmogui, "Auslanderiui''.
Austrai padaro ellie nutari-
mQ, prasydami alijantu valsty-
bes atimti is nelaimingu trem-
tiniu zmogaus teises. Argi tai
nepanasu evangelijoje apra-
syta nedoraji skolininka? Pa
begeliai AustrQ kraSte sulau-
Eia beveik belaisviu likimo.
Jiems nebeleidziama naudotis
susisiekimo priemonemis, stei-
gti lailrascius, mokyklas, daug
kur draudziama net iSeiti is
stovykIos ribQ.
Tie ponai kurie naciu laikais
mus saugojo If muse, tik kQ
nusisege "Hakenkreuzu" pa
zenklintus raiScius, pradeda
mus vadinti fa$istais.
Maza to, jie praSo didyji ry-
tu kaimyna daryti j mus spau-
dina. Tas, zinoma, negi gall
tokioS progOs neiSnaudoti.
AlijantQ valstybiu durys nuo-
latos varstomos su Austru val
stybes vadu praSymais "atsi-
init DP".
Jeigu Siadien ten neIaimin-
mingas DIP tebera dar gyvas
reikia dekoti tik faktui kad
Austria tebera nelaisva ir
svetimp okupuota. Musu liau-
dies patarle kalba apie deglaja
kuri igijus ragus noretu Visa
svieta isbadyti. Tas pats tik-
tu il siai mazai valstybei. il
tokiu atveju, jei igytQ ragus,
mazQ maziausia nauja "fueh-
reri" VokieciQ tautai pagim-
dytu. -.
Nelaimingos Lietuviu, Len
kQ, Latviu, EstQ, zydQ ir kitos
tautos, reikia manyti, sio Aus
trijos "vaiSingumo" nepamirs
ir kada nors tinkamai j iver-
tins.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
SUkURE SVETIMIEMS
PRAGARA

Ma, bet tauta gall suklysti,
kaip ir atskiras zmogus If ne
musu reikalas del to kaltinti
Austrus. Butume nei neprimi-
ne Austrams ju nuodemiQ jei-
gu nebutQ ju perdidelis nenuo-
sirdumas kitty tautQ, kad II
LietuviQ, atzvilgiu.
Likimas leme DALAI musu
tautos, kaip ir Kittens uzsie-
nieciams, pasilikti Austrijoje
ilgesniam laikui. Atrodo kad
buvus verguveje tauta turetV
geriau kaip kas kitas suprast
kitu, dar neturinciQ laimes tu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
AMERIkOS KATALI-
KU VYSKUPAI RE-
MIA BALF VAJU

Vieni is nuosirdziausiu gera
dariq yra Amerikos katalikl
vyskupai, kurie nuo pat II Pa
saulinio karo pradzios atjautt
If pareme nukentejusius Lietu.
vos zmones.
Amerikos kataliku vyskupat
savo metiniame suvaziavime
Washingtone pazvelge ir j nuc
karo nukentejusios ir tebeken-
ciancios Lietuviu tautos reika-
lus ir vienbalsiai nutare parem-
tt Bendro Americas Lietuviu
Fondo vaju.
Americas vyskupu admins
tracines tarybos pirmininkas
Arkiv. John T. McNicholas (is
Cincinnati, Ohio), atsiunte BA
IF pirmininkui Kun. DR.. Juo-
zui B. Konciui toxic turinio
laiska:
"Brangus Kun. Koncius:
"Man labai malonu pranesti
kad Amerikos Kataliku Vysku-
pu Administrative Taryba On.
C. w. c. savo metiniame su-
sirinkime vienbalsiai nutare
uzgirti vaju, kuri Jusu organi-
zacija planuoja vesti 1947 me-
tn Sausio ir Vasario menesi.
"Mes visi jautriai zinome
kQkias dideles kancias Lietuvos
zmones yra isgyvene per kara
ir pokariniais metals. Nuns
yra zinomi neapsakomi sunku-
mai ne tik pasilikusiu zmoniu
Lietuvoie besiartinanciu arn,i-
iu akivaizdoje, bet taip pat ir
tukstanciu tu kurie pabego
nuo tu armiju ir dabar yra
tarp iSvietintu asmenu Vokie-
tijoje, Austrijoje- if kitose Eu-
ropos salyse.
"Vyskupai i$reiSkia savo di-
pasigerejima if iverti-
nina kilniu pastangu, kurlas
Jus ir jusu bendradarbiai Ben
drame Amerikos Lietuviu. Sal
pos Fonde esate atlike tukstan-
ciu Lietuvos kencianciu zmoniu
if vaiku kancioms If sunku-
mans palengvinti. Vyskupai
su malda reiskia vilties kad Vi
sagalis Dievas ir toliau laimlns
jusu pastangas. /
Mes reiskiame vilties kad
savo vajuje jus susilauksite vi
su Amerikieciu dosnios para
mos. Mes tikime kad jus ir
toliau pagelbesite kenciantiens
zmonems, neziurint kaip dide-
les sunkenybes galetu butt at
7ityje.
palaima visiems kurie yra dos.
nus kilniai krikscioniskai Lie
tuvos Saliai.
"Istikimai Jusu Kristuje,
John T. McNicholas, :,
Cincinnati ArkiVyskupas'
sis Amerikos kataliku vysku-
pu pasakytas zodis ir parody
tas gilus Lietuviu salpos reika-
10 ivertinimas yra graziauslas
paskatinimas visiems LietuViu
salpos darbo prieteliams dar la
biau isijungti j BALI velkla.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
Ill. Lietuvos Neprikla usomybes Atstatymas
1. Sviesa is Vakaru

Sovietams Lietuva pavergus, nuo pat prmutines jq
smrto dfenos vlsame kraste pabudo spr paspriesin-
dvasia Nors plkto teroro ir persekojmo priemone
mis- sovieai dali paspresinimo surakno tacau nepaie
ge vsskai o israuti Per visa meta augo issaisvnimo
mntis, augo T keroo pagieza prizes okupantus gyvejo
reka pest kitty laisves sovietu agentu parsidavelu
kalbos kad Lietuvos kimas yra lgiems anzams uzant
spauduotas buvo paydimas sypsenomis. -. Niekas
tkeo kad rekes gai gyventi sovietniame purve Prize
snga vsi kurie nesinaudojo komunistu partijos pas
kejmu, buvo tvirtai stikne kad sovetu okupaca yra
lakina r labai trumpa. Ta sitiknima sudare r cana
pus senos" slapta atnest rasta atssaukma r gandai
j ugde ivairos uzseno znios rodancos kad greita az
teja dideliu ivyku diena
Letuvoje buvo placai znomas ir skleidziamas gan
net antastnu dayku skirtu paaikyti kraste antiboe
vikinei nuotaka r stiprinti vilciai Nors Vokietos
sienos peremas buvo ypatinga apsaugotas Wis del to
rysys nuolanis buvo palakomas tarp Letuvu emgran-
tQ Vokctijoe ir Lietuvos Kol Lieuvoe tebebuvo dar
nerepatruotQ Vokeciu tai per JUGS skido "ssiaisvin
mo sviesa is VaarY kai u Lieuvoe nebeliko tai sEir
aplinkybese keiavo Letuvon nesdamies ivairu Ii
niu, instrukciju bel prokamaciju.
Vokietjos padetis tue metu buvo labai gera. Euro
pole il buvo pasilikus venntee lsybe kur tue aiku
galeo diktuoi Jos antikomunistnis nusstatymas is
skyre ia ypatingai is visu europeniu valsybu Gi jos
santiiai su sovetas buvo ryskiausas rodyks kad tie
du draugaT (Stalnas ir Hteris) negaes ilga takoie
gyventi
Pktas ir laba sunkus stalinskas rezin1as nebegas-
dino Lletuviu Tautos pasakolmais kad "VokskasM ba
tas" yra bjaurus r nepakenciamas Visos neaimes r
visoos bedos kurios k galejo krasta uzgrut atrode
kap sganymas ir laiingas ssivadavimas is Azatiskos
tvarkos Maskvietisku smaugliQ nuo baimes r mi
zerijos. Nesunku tat ir suprast kad visoke kovos
prizes sovetus panai r budai RADIO apscai sannku kick
viename kaime r miese r kiekvienoje seimoje neziu
rint kad pavoju buvo abai daug ir dideliu
Mes nOretume cia smulkai atpasakoti pradzia r w.
stymasi saptu organizacu bel grupiu ku1os visa aika
nepaovc vekusios prizes sovietus Noretume atpasako
ii pavardeis r vetomis visa sukilmo organzavima
Letuvoje ir patiekti skatytou vaizda herosku pasi
aukojmu del Lietuvos laisves del lasves zmogui pado
rial gyventi ir nevergauti Bet mes neturme eises
vo pasakojimais isstatyt pavojun tukstancus zmonq
kure buvo kimp pasaukti kovai prizes sovetine verga
kurie gal but dar ir sadien ia paca kova tebetesia
Mes esame dar perart vsu ivyku kad galetume smul-
kai kalbeti ape darba kurs dar nera baigtas Tegul
atleis skatytojas e palilsime ca ddele spraga
r tk bendrais bruozas supazindnsme meto Lie
tuviu saptu veikimu
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
RaSO BR. KVIkLYS.

Mus retkarciais pradziugin;
zinios kad didziosios valstybes
neuzmirsta musu mazytes tau
tos didziosios nelaimes ir JOINS
vadovaujantieji vyrai kartas
nuo karto pareiskia kad yra ka
kuriu vilciQ. Dziugu kad to.
XII krastai kaip Did. Britannia
ir Amerika, kuriu zmones, ga.
lima sakyti, niekada nenese
vergijos panciu, Wis delto SUI
pranta mus ir pakelia savo axis
kad lr i ta menkute duke.
Deja, lie visur taip yra. At
slranda mazpju tautu kurios,
siais demokratijos laikais. iei
tik kas JOINS leistu visiskai
lalsvai issizioti, suestu mus.
Cla kalbame ne apie ka kita
kalp' aple talp vadinama "de-
mokratine", ir gink Dieve, "ne-
fasistine" naujai atkurta Aus
trijos valstybe.
Gerai zinome tuos atminti-
nus metus kai 81 valstybe ne
klastota tautos valia isijunge j
"Didyji Reicha". Tai nebuvo
Wien tik prievartos aktas. Mes
pagarbiai lenkiames prizes di-
dziuosius Austrijos vyrus ku-
RE tam isijungimui priesinosi,
bet visi gerai zinome kad .jie
tuo metu neatstovavo tikrosios
Austru tautos didziumos valios
ir kad kaip tik ia Austru tau
tos didziuma stovejo uz "An-
schlussa". Lietuviai, gyvene
tue metu Austrijos miestuose,
ir siadien NUNS pasakoia su
kokiu nedirbtinu nuosirdumu
ir milzinisku entuziazmu Aus
tru tautos dauguma sutiko ma
ciSka rezima. " nacionalso-
cialistine Vokietiia tue metu
vydokmu balsavimu metu pa
sisake visi Austrai: pradedant
jaunais darbininkais, baigiant
aukstaisiais baznycios dignita-
rails.
o paskui?
Paskui Austru daliniai, drau-
ge su naciais, ejo Europos bu-
deliQ pareigas. Mes puikiai
atsimename tuos SIS vyrus is
Vienos, Graco, Linco ir kitu
Austrijos vietoviu kurie Seimi-
ninkavo musu mieloje tevyne- !
je ir vykde Lietuviu bel Zydu |
tautu naikinimo darba. Jie
buVo Austrai.
Gerai atmename tas AustriS-
kas diviZijas kurios 1914 metu |
rudeni pagrindinai apipleSe mu-
su zemaitija, ateme arklius,
gyvulius, vezimus, grudus, TUX
stanCius zmOniu surinke iSVe-
re prie apkasu kasimo darbu.
Per keleta VokieciQ okupaci-
JOS metu Austrq tauta spejo
suaugti su naciSku Reichu il
nieko daugiau nezinojo kaip
Elm Vok, Elm Reich, Elm Fueh-
rer" (Vieni zmones, viena Val
stybe, vienas Vadas").
Mes taip pat dar neuzmir-
Some naciskojo darbo pragaro,
kur buvome AustriSkai naciS-
ko bizuno priversti kalti gink-
lus Naujajai Europai. Teisy-
be, to bizuno laikytojas saves
tuo laiku jau nebevadino Aus
tru ir jo rankove puose ne Au-
stru valstybes zenklas, bet to-
kis didelis "HakenkreuZas" ko- |
kio Denesiojo nei pats Austris-
kos kilmes "fuehreris". Bet
tas, rodos, esmes nekeicia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
VETERANAMS laikin

VETERANAMS laikinu ma
mu parupinimui valdzia pasky-
re $780, 100000 fonda. IS jo
buvo numatyta isstatyti 2OO,-
600 namu If butu, taciau kai-
noms pabrangus dabar numa-
toma gales paruosti $4,000 bu-
tn maziau, arba $4,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
NAUJAS UNRRA NADAS.

Amerikos zonoje Vokietijoje
paskirtas naujas DIP asmenu
globejas, UNRRA. direktorius,
Paul B. Edwards, is Aberdeen,
S. D. Jis uzims vieta John H,
Whiting'o.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
(Bus daugiau)

sDEL ANGLES stokos Airijoje dedama vsos pastan-
gos pagaminti kuodaugiausia durpu, ir durpynuose
darba eina placiausu saiku
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17

MEKSIKOJE cementui pate
kus juodaia rinka, valdzia "a
da sulaikyti skolinima pinigu
statybos projektams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17

MEKSIKOJ lankantys Anne
rikos turistai ten prabuna Vi
dutiniai po II dienu If pralei-
dzia DO $3.50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17

Sis Amerikos kataliku vysku-
pu pasakytas zodis ir parody
tas gilus Lietuviu salpos reika-
10 ivertinimas yra graziauslas
paskatinimas visiems LietuViu
salpos darbo prieteliams dar la
biau isijungti j BALI veikla.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
M.E.A. Local Elects
Officers For Year

At the annual fall reorganization
meeting of the Laurel local Of the
Montana Educational association held
last Tuesday, Laurel teachers and
administrators elected officers, moved
to continue their local organization,
and to affiliate with the State and
National Education associations.
Chosen to lead the group this
year were John G. Macdonald, pres
ident; Mrs. Winona Denny, vice
president, and Miss Helen Hammer
zell, secretary-treasurer.
Mr.. Macdonald reported commit
tee ASSIGNMENTS would be made SOON
and called for concerted actions on
the part of the teachers to maintain
the gains made by the profession
last year, to further advance the
drive for professional salaries for
professional work, greater state sup
port for schools and for improvement
in retirement and tenure laws.
Fred w. Graft, H. Lee Hamlet,
L. C. Foote, Macdonald, and Ida
Martin reported on discussions at
the regional M. E. A. meeting at
Billings, held Sept. IS, where state
officers presented programs for fall
and winter work among the locals.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
SET ATHLETIC FUND
DRIVE FOR MONDAY
Teams Will Ask Business Men
To Buy Blocks OF Tickets
For Two Home Games

DR.. D. A. Nottingham, chairman
of a committee appointed from the
Commercial club to conduct a fund
raising campaign for school footbtll.
announced this week that there will
be an intensive drive from 8 to >
next Monday Afternoon. The high
school band is to play and 10 teams
of students will make the ~solicita-
ton, asking the business men to aid
in financing the football program.
The business men will be asked
to buy blocks of tickets which they
will dispose of as they see fit. Any
one ticket will be good for admis-
sion to the Bohemian game Friday,
Oct. 10, or the Havre game Friday,
Oct. "a.
"This program has been brought
about due to the added expense in
bringing better football to LAUREL"
DR.. Nottingham said. "Since we are
in class A football, several additional
towns and football teams will know
Laurel is on the map. This year we
play Butte, Anaconda, Livingston and
Havre.
"The Commercial club will appre-
the stores closing during the
hours of the football games."
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
City Speeds Projects
While Weather Holds
Is near COmpletion-End Is In Sight For
Sewage Plant-Ball Park Is Leveled

The city is pushing its several
construction projects towards COM
pletion while good weather continues,
though hampered to some extent by
shortages of labor. A four-inch
water main of about 1000 feet or
six blocks in length is nearing COM
pletion on Seventh . avenue in the
west end. Work is being done on
the recently acquired baseball field
adjoining North park, fall cleanup
at the cemetery north of town is
in progress, and work continues on
the sewage disposal plant southeast
of the city near the Yellowstone
river.
Excavation for the Seventh ave-
nue. water main began about three
weeks ago and the laying of pipe
was finished Wednesday morning of
this week. 1t will serve a total of
II blocks, six on each side of the
venue. The joints still have to
be loaded, followed by filling. 1t be-
gins near the north city limits and
extends south to a point neal Main
street. When completed it will con
meet with existing spurs at the north
and south ends and will serve a
new building district that heretofore
has not had water service.
After the county, on petition, had
moved a drain ditch north of town
the city's equipment went to work
last week to level the ball diamond
to which the city now has title.
The land was formerly owned by
c. L. Morris.
The cemetery board recently au-
thorized the purchase of irrigating
for existing trees, shrub
berry and lawns and additions of the
future. 1t also recommended the
construction of caretaker's house
west of the tract when materials
and labor are available. The work
being done there now is largely pre-
liminary to execution in future of
the plans recently adopted.
The sewage plant, begun before
war, was halted during the war
years. When the necessary machin-
cry was again available the program
was resumed and work has been
done there at intervals during the
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
COMPLETE HOUSES ARE
BEING MOVED TO CITY

Laurel peoplt have been interested
recently in the novel sight of COM
plete houses being moved by truck;
along city streets. They come from
Columbus, a distance of % miles,
and are dwellings that were erected
during the war at Saltwater county
chrome mines. Wednesday morning
Carl Nelson brought the seventh Of
nine houses to Laurel.
1t is said that the houses are TAX
en- across the Yellowstone river at
Columbus by a truck that fords the
stream. The equipment permits
raising the houses to clear the water.
The start is usually made about 5
o'clock in the morning; the house
brought here Wednesday morning
arrived about 10 o'clock.
A man rides on the roof to lift
telephone and power lines with a
pole while the house passes under
the lines.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
Dw|NER.LUNCH CARS GO
INTO SERVICE ON n. P.

Six new lightweight diner-lunrh
cars are being put in service i'm
mediately on the Northern Paiific's
North Coast limited, E. E. Nelson,
passenger traffic manager, announc-
ed Saturday.
They are a continuation of the
program of streamlining the N. P.'s
premier transcontinental train which
was inaugurated nearly a year ago
when new coaches and diesel power
were put in service, Nelson said.
A fleet of new sleeping cars, with
bedrooms, roomettes, duplex room
cites and compartments, and new OBJ
%servation cars are scheduled for SER
vice on the North Coast limited early
next spring.
The new diner-lunch cars have a
dining section with tables for %
and a counter with seats for IL.
The dining section is carpeted and
the wide windows have venetian
blinds and Grapes. Eleven electric
refrigerators provide ample space
for food and beverages. A propane
gas-burning range is augmented by
a charcoal broiler. Dish and glass
washers and garbage grinders are
electrically operated. The kitchen,
pantry and lunch section are finish
ed in stainless steel. Walls of the
diner are decorated in two-tone
green.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01

administration and Rotary activities.
He is one of the 173 district govern
ors who are supervising some $500
Rotary clubs which have a member
ship of 100000 business and profess
sional executives in 70 countries and
geographical regions throughout the
world.
President o. K. Chapman of the
Laurel club announced at the weekly
meeting Tuesday that Governor Slye
has requested a general assembly
meeting on Monday evening, to be
attended by officers and members of
the club.
During the past fiscal year Ais
new Rotary clubs were organized in
16 countries of North and South
America, and in Australia, Belgium,
Czechoslovakia, Denmark,
England, Finland, Greece, Iceland,
Italy, Macao, Malayan Union,
The Netherlands, Netherlands In
dies, New Zealand, Norway, the Phil
Portugal, Scotland, Siam,
Rhodesia, Sweden, Switzer-
and, Trieste, Union of South Afri-
"a, and Wales.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
WOMEN OF MOOSE TO
SELL RED HEARTS FOR
CRIPPLED CHILDREN

"Give-that some crippled child
may walk"
Montana's house of healing for
crippled children, the Shodair hos
pital at Helena asks, the public's
support by buying Read Heart tags,
which will be sold by workers in the
downtown district Saturday morn
ing.
The Laurel chapter of Women of
the Moose is sponsoring the annual
sale as in several years past. Mrs
Lura Reynolds has been appointed
chairman.
Supported entirely by voluntary
contributions, the hospital provides
immediate treatment for children
without regard to race, color or
creed. The spacious, we'll equip
ped hospital is stated by nurses
and technicians trained in the care
of infantile paralysis, cerebral palsy,
rheumatic fever and other Gripping
diseases.
Combined with Montana Children's
home, the two institutions comprise
"Montana's Great Constructive Char
The Children's home, a haven
Of refuge for homeless children,
gives service to approximately 500
children every year, giving care and
treatment and placing them for
adoption.
"When buying the tags, you are
contributing to both these worthy
Institutions" a spokesman said.
"In soliciting your support, the
Women of the Moose believe they
will receive the same generous re-
sponse given in the past years."
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
SQUAD GOING
To BUTTE FOR FIRST
CLASS A GRID GAME

Coaches "Jinx" Anderson, Leon
Foote and a travelling squad of 25
leave Laurel Thursday afternoon for
Butte where they will tangle with
the powerful Butte-C Central aggre-
cation Friday night under the lights
at Naranche stadium. 1t will be
their first taste of a class A fods-
ball as well as their first perform
ance under lights, in addition TO
playing last years runner-ups for
the state title. Though they really
have bitten off a large bite, that
does not dismay them and they will
leave in a determined mood to prove
that they are not out of their class.
In three tough workouts this week
the Locomotives polished up their
pffense and bag of tricks and at
the same time found what is believed
to be their strongest line, averaging
TIA pounds. Should the weather
permit, Anderson expects to take to
the air now that Bill Sorg has re-
turned to the lineup after an in
jury incurred in the first game
against Powell. However, Laurel
will be prepared to resort to a tricky
ground game and has the speed in
the backfield to break loose for long
runs.
Laurel could start with a COM
plete lettermen team, but the way
some of the new men have been
coming along new faces will likely
be seen when the game starts. Big
Jake Kiedrowsk, although in his
first year at football has been toss
ing his 225 pounds so effectively in
the line that he is almost a cinch
start at guard. Equally as eff
fective in his first try at football
has been 145-pound Sophomore
Ellis Ward who earned a travelling
place on the team by his fight and
spirit at Forsyth. Sophomore Bob
Sorg has been pushing veteran Eu-
gene Bice at right end for starting
%hOnors, while Robert Times has
cut into the starting position
at left tackle.
Other starters will be Jim Phil
Ups at left end, John Smith at left
tackle and Jim Wilson at left guard.
Sophomore Keith Willis will hold
icwn the center birth, with the
'ackfield assignments going to /
Willis, Paul Void, George ]
Wagner and either Bill Sorg or !
Dick Nelson. z
Reserves making the trip include t
Nike Zahn, lie; Chuck Rossellot, It; g
Hodges, lg; Bob Murphy, c; !
Harry Ruff, TT; Vernon Alvin, re-;
With Bill Paronto, Wayne Hageman, y
i'm Motzko, Howard Miller and Bob i
lass as utility backs, and Manager 7
Aldean Peterson. z
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
Nurses Are Sought
For Reserve Corps

To recruit graduate nurses between
the ages of 81 and 81 for commits
sions in the nurse corps section of
the officers reserve corps, Capt.
Lillian C. Girarde of Camp Stone
man, Calf, will spend the next
three months in Montana. The army
and air force recruiting office has
announced she will be at the district
headquarters, 321 West Galena street,
Butte. Captain Girarde has been
in the service eight years, three of
which were spent overseas.
Nurses with no previous military
experience may volunteer for five
years in the reserve corps, with the
privilege of applying for active duty
for as long a time as they desire.
Those who meet the requirements
may apply for regular army COM
missions as vacancies occur.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
OFFICERS ARE NAMED
BY |. \. s. STUDENTS

At student elections held last Mon
day the following Laurel high school
students were selected by their
classmates to represent them dur
ing the coming year:
Freshmen-Pat Eyer, president;
Anna Smidt, vice president; Bob
d antic, secretary-treasurer, and
Tommy Moran, student council rep
resentative.
Sophomore-Keith Willis, presi-
dent; Robert Pyzel, vice president;
Barbara Harlan, secretary-treasurer,
and Eugene Spildie, student council
representative.
Junior-Bill Smith, president; jamie
Lockwood, vice president; Laurel
%Stenersen, secretary; Joyce Bradford,
treasurer, and Jim Phillips and Billie
Lou BARLEY, student council.
Seniors-Margery Lou Hartley,
president; Janet Ness, vice president;
Betty Strand, secretary; Myrna Bait,
treasurer, and Joyce Ness and
Wayne Willis, student council rep
resentatives.
Miss Winifred McDermott will
serve as freshman advisor; William
Baker will assist the sophomore
class; Miss Helen Kamerzell has
been assigned to the junior class,
Miss Minnie Ellen Paugh will
advise the seniors. Principal Mac
Donald will sponsor the student ac-
tivity council.