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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
:Alfglesko stahste q
vlyrasanja Palestine

L oNDoN, (o.N.A.) = Eden
najbolj vrocfh kritikov Bevirio-
We zunanje politike, poslanec
Crossman, je danes izjavil, da
:je delitev Palestine po njego-
VEN rnnenju' edna prava resi-
tev, ter da bi morala Anglia
to resitev z najvecjo doslednost-
jo zagovarjati tudi pri' zdruze-
nih ,iarodih. :,
Crossman je bill clan anglo
,ameriske komisije, XII je lani
Epreiskovala palestinsko zadevo.
Omenil je tudi, da bi morala
.Velika Britannia izjaviti, da je
njen mandat mad Palestine neiz-
vedljiv, ter da se DO v teku dveh
|let umaknila il Svete dezele.
v svojem komentarju o CO.
voru nainistfa Bevina O Palesti-
nj, je dejal Crossma11, da so ne
katere trditve Bevilaa sicer me-
resnicne, a da sevceloti " ME
|govem govoru izrasa upravice-
Ma ogorcenost Velike Britanije'
napram Zedinjenim drzavan1,' XII
"sede ma plotu" in le gledajo ma
ito, da vlada ne bi izgubila pod
pore zidovskih glasov pri VOLT
yah, obenem pa da ne hi prevec
razjezila Arabcey, ki SO vazni
radi najdisc petroleja ma Sred-
MEM vzhodu
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.Dnsvi mensrhije IN Grskem 80 steti, akd
DO Anglia umaklia yojasNo u dezele |

WASHINGTON, 4. marca
20. N. A.)-Po mnenju dobfc
informiranih krogov, utegne biti
,ena posledic britanskega kora
ka, da Sc umaknejo IL Grcije, da-
lekosezno omajanje poloxaja gr-
skega kralja.
Opazovalci so prepricani, da
ibi moral kralj zopet odstopiti,
ako bi Sc Anglezi umakni1i po
81. n1arca in ako bi Zedinjene
ldrzave odklonile, da prispevajo
potrebna denarna' sredstva. Ako
bodo' Grki prepuscei1i sanai sebi,
Sc bodo po mnenju teh krogov v
najkfajsem casu znebili svojega
vladarja.
Ako pa bi zedinjene' drzave "a
cele podpirati grski rezin1 i'll bi
Epri TEN rasle vso potreb1o opo-
sro v parla,hentu, je tudi mogo6e,
da bi se kraljumaknil. Zedinjene
drzave hi zelele pri TEN le pre-
preciti kaos in zmago grskih le-
:vicarjev. A ta cilj je povsein ver-
jetno lazje doseci bfez tezav,, ka-
tere povzroca n1onarhija kot po-
hticni sistem. Amer:ska podpora
Grciji bo najbrze povzrocila ma
videzno demokratizacijo dezele.
Westinghouse kroge je an.
gleski sklep' globoko pretresel.
Kaj to ponleni, je tezko oceniti.
Jasno' je, da bodo posledice DEF
stva, da' je Britansko carstvo ta-
ko cn1aja1,o, da Sc mora opirati
ma Aaheriko, izredno dalekose-
me. Obenern pa je Ia slucaj pc
kazal sposebno jashostjo, kako
tesno sta povezana zunanja po-
litika in gospodarstvo.
- II
Poizvedovanja v kongresu SO
pokazala,. da je precej nesoglas-
ia in da so mnenja deljena ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Poizvedba

Mr.. L. Laush 1O113 Nelson
Ave. je dobil il starega kraj ia
pismo cd Albine Struna, vas
Pristavica st. Is, posta St. Vid
pri Sticni, Jugoslavija v. kate
rem ga naprosa, da bi poizvedel
"a Antona Struna, XII je sin ME-
ne sestre Micke,. omozene v Pri-
stavi.
&c omenjeni biva v Clevelan-
du maj Sc zglasi pri Mr.. Lau-
schu, XII mu bo izrocil pismo il
starega kraja, XII je namenjeno
"a MEGA.
V istem pismu naslovljenem
ma strica zeli Albina Struna zve-
deti "a naslov Jozefa Puclja, XII
je bill brat stare matere Sra
botnikarjeve IL Srabotnic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Proslava druge obletnice
osvoboditve Slovenije
prestavljena

Chicago, Ill. - Centralni od
Dor SANSovih podruznic v Chi
cagu, naznanja, da je datum
proslave druge obletnice osvo'
boditve Slovenije prestavljen "a
en- teden kasneje, namrec cd 4
maja ma II. maja 1947.
Proslava sc bo vrsila v dvo.
rani SNPJ, ma 1857 So. Lawn.
dale. Zacetek oh 3. uri popol.
dine. Prosimo, da Sc ia spremem.
ba vzame ma znanja. Vec o te,
prireditvi pozneje.
Bratski pozdrav,
Ia Centralni odbor podruznic
SANSa,
Frank Smith, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Razdelitev angleskih
delavskih sill med An
CLIO in dominion

LONDON, 5. marca 20. N. A. }
-Te dni so sc vrsila v Londonu
pogajanja m ed ministerski1n
predsednikom Attleejena' in ne
katerini nacelniki Wade angle.
Skin donnif1ijonov., Glasom teh
vesti, XII prihaja il zaneslIvih
virov, so tozadevna pogajanja ze
nekaj casa teku pismenim po-
tom. Zacetkom je slo lie "a to-, da
Sc nekako uredi vprasanje izse-
|ljevanja angleskih delavcev v do
minijone, toda pogajanja so sc
polagoma razvila v drugo smer,
tako da gre zdaj ze "a nekaksen
"proracun celokupne delavske 81
le Velike Britanije."
V ten pogajanjih je prislo do
tega, da so dominijoni odlotno
stavil zahtevo, da maj angleska
vlada dovoli izselitev nekaterih
izurjenih delavcev v domini lone
in to navzlic sedanji krizi, XII
je nastala ma Angleskem radi po-
manjkanja delovnih sill. Juzna
Afrika ma primer je baje zahte-
vala, da Sc il dovoli kar $4,000
oseb letno, a Avstralija je sla ce-
10: do 10000 oseb letr1o.
Pri teh stevilkah gre lie "a ne
katere panoge izurjenih delav-
cev, tako da niti vse prosnje "a
izselitev MISC upostevano njih.
Dominijoni baje naglasajo, da so
Jim il razlicnih vzrokov potreb-
ne izkljucno angleske delovne ST.
le, docim bi 81 po njihovem n,ne-
nju mogla Anglia Sc nekaj let
pomagati delovnimi silami il
drugih dezel Europe.
Zakljueki teh pogajanj MISC
bill objavljeni. Vsega skupaj je
prijavljenih preko $4,000 Bri-
tancev "a izselitev v dominijone.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11

'Ijedelskiii strojev, da jih je ze
larii silno prinanjkovaio, ter
da je bila zetev resno otezkoce-
ma radi tega. Vrhu tega pa je
bio preostalih 1000 traktorjev
pokvarjenih.
Vsled tega SO sovjetske obla-
sti izdelale naert "a popravilo
vseh poskodovanih traktorjev,
in upajp, da DO prihodnja zetev
radi tega znatno bolj obilna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11

|jo je utrpela Jugoslavija tekom
svoje odlocne borbe proti skup-
nemu sovrazniku, je sedaj pri-
|pravljena deliti gotove svoje
produkte in wire v svrho omilje-
MIA tezkega polozaja v unicenih
predelih Evrope. Zdr. narodom
je ponudila cd pol do enega bill
jona dolarjev vrednosti v lesu,
sadju in zdravilskih zelisc, ce-
pray je bila jugoslovanska lesna
industrija tezko prizadeta v teku
vojne in je bilo unicenega rs
odst. sadnega drevja. In dasi
ina Jugoslavija sanaa pol mill
jona vojnih sirot, "a katere mora
skrbeti, je ponudila velikodusno
Zdr. narodom svoje solncne pri-
morske kraje OBJ Jadranu v svr-
no pokrepitve bolehnih otrok IL
Edrugih opustosenih predelij Ev-
rope-in pri TEN Jugoslavija nj
postavila nobenih pogojev-v
okrevalisca ma njene obale mo-
rejo priti vsi' otroci brez razlike
ma narodnost, pripadnost, vero
ali politicno orientacijo dezele
il katere prihajajo, torej otroci
zaveznikov, kot tudi otroci biv-
sih sovraznikov.
Pismo tudi navajo dejstvo, da
f je velika susa lani hudo prizade-
Ia koruzni pridelek v Jugoslaviji
in bati Sc je, da je letosnja IL
izredno huda zima skodovala
ozimini, 8 cemer DO prizadet tu-
di letosnji pridelek zita.
Oh koncu pisma je receno, da
Eje bivsi generalni direktor TN
IRRA-e Fiorelo H La Guardia
! izrazil bojaze1, da bo znala pri-
Istfanska relifna poitika priza-
|deti bas tako dezelo kot je Ju-
lgoslavija, ali predstayki nasega
tdrzavnega oddelka SO vedno ma
Iglasali, da DO nasa vlada vselej
fin poysod predvsem upostevala
fcloveske potrebe ia ne politiko.
zdaj pa Sc je naenkrat pojayila
skAdnost Y tenn pogledu, j, ka-,
tere Afneriski odbor ne more
traz.meti in zell, da, Dir zavni od-9I
diciek stvar objaani. . I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
AMERISkI ODBOR IA JUGO6L. POMOC
POSTAL PISMO DRzAV. TAJNIkU

Il urada AmeriSkega odbcra
"a pomoc Jugoslaviji' e235 East
11th St., New York, N. ~ mas
obvescajo, da je bilo drzavnemu
tajniku George c.. Marshallu ma
predvecer njegovega odhoda ma
moskovsko ko1lferenco Sveta zu-
nanjih ministrov naslovljeno
pismo, v katerem je bila izrazena
zelja, da Sc pojasni Vzroke IL
kljucenja Jugoslavije IL liste cd
vojne opustosenih dezel, "a ka-
tere ina mas kongres nakazati
pomozni sklad.
Pismo je podpisal Mr.. Mi
chael Nisselson, predsednik
Amalgamated Banke v New
Yorku in poslujoci predsednik
Ameriskega odbora. !
V pismu je receno, da je pose
ben odbor Zdr. aarodov pripor;o-
cal nudenje pofnoci 6-tim Cd
vojne najbolj obcutno prizade-
tim dezelam! Evrope-Italiji, Ju-
goslaviji, Avstriji, 0grski, Poll
ski in Grciji - cd teh je bila
Jugoslayija edna, XII je bila IL
kljucena tekom diskuzij, XII jih
je incl drzavni. podtajnik VIM.
l.. Clayton z odsekonn nizje zbor-
nice za zunanje zadeve.
Pisnp tudi opozafja ma DEF
stvo, da je bio ' pisnau Marga-
rete r. T. Carter, poslujoce ma
celnice urada ia javae veze, t.
javljeno, da drzav1i oddelek iii
ma namena ' pogledu reiifa H.
postavljati kake dezele, XII "a
,prosi "a pomoc, radi politicne
filozofije njene Wade. Navzlic
TAXI zagotovitvi je bila sedaj Ju-
goaavija izkljucefia IL sezndliaa
dezel, katefili 90 zed. dfzave
,prf voldI poi1agati. s
Tozddsvis odbor zdf: slfarodbv
,jes Y jaauaf fjul ulstos kjavil, da bo
EJugosIAvija potrebovaaG tos lsto,
[po s4kljuceaiju dostave ponioEi
cd strani Unre, n4jai4nb $685.
A0;m pomoci.
sPisnno tuA nsgla;Ss dAs je bila
Jusosl4 nAsa 1lsesta zay4zni-
|ca lngjugosIo anslko ljudstvo sje
|polokilo 0kronAiie |, clDveake il
materijalne xrtye q skupno NJ
Eysz1isls0 sanag aasAo n1ateri~
|jalns 3ft7e se csni 40 lliljard
dolarjev.
Navzlic tei .ogromni skodi, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Dvs oslrosk osebi

bfez otrok zelita dobiti naiem
.star1pvanje dveini ali treni sos
bami. Naslov Sc mai pusti v uradu
|tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Pismo IL Starega trga

Lou cd mole necakinje., V prvi
paket, XII sem ga poslala, sem
dala tudi aprilsko stevilka ista
"Zarja" in emo Ave Marija".
V listu "Zarja" je bila slika mo-
jih treh sinov, oziroma "ohcet'
mojega starejsega sina. V cave
Mariji" pa Sc seveda prosi po-
moe "a begunce. Paket je, torej,
dobila, kar mi sporoca v svojem
pismu, XII Sc glasi:
"Ljuba moja teta in vsi osta-
Ii!
"Dobila sem Vas paket, "a ka-
terega Sc Yam prav cd srca "a
hvalim. Joj, ljuba teta, kako
innate lepe sinove! z kaksnim
veseljem moji otraci kazejo
kaksne stricke imajo v Ameri-
XII. Zelo sem Van hvalezna "a
paket, cevlji so mi prav, pa Sc
tako lepi!
"Kot sem Vam re pisala, mi
je vse pogorelo in zen cas- je bilo
tako hudo, da Sc vsak svoje Eli
ce nj incl. Paket je prisel eel,
mic nj bill odprt in oba lista sta
bila notri.
"V enem listu, XII ste mi ga
poslai sem brala, da sc tam
zbira "a begunce. Teta moja,
nazenite vsakega, XII DO prosil "a
begunce! Kar Italijani in Mem
ci maj skrbijo "a njih, ko SO
Jim tako zvesto sluzili in vse ma
nos nosili, da so lazje nase ljudi
pobijali. Pa je lie nasa zmaga
ker smo sc borili "a pravico
Pravica pa je ljuba Bogu in lju'
dem. Kaj nj res, teta? Nekatere
teh beguncev nasa oblast ko'
maj caka, da pridejo domov, da
jim plaza kar so zasluzili svo'
jim delom.
''Z usmiljenim sestram pa je
tako: kar VOLT maj hi bile Sic
pa bi bilo vse dobro. Sal Sc tt
nobenega ne preganja, kdor no
&c molit maj moli, kdor hoce pa
mu tudi nj potrebno. Sestre pa
so delale vsega vraga, da clovel
niti opisati vsega ne more. '
Ljubljani so nohte pulile Twin
ljudem, rezale kozo in rano po'
sule soljo, ter jo zavile tako
da je sol rano razjedala. In Sc
bolj strasno SO mas mucili. Pisa
la sem Yam re kako so me pre-.
klinjali. Zdi sc mi, da so bill
kakor volkovi pod Sneznikom
ko so napadali partizane. Ubil
so Jill tam no. Zdaj pa lazejc
kaksna, da je nasa oblast. To-
da nasa oblast della "a narod in
z narodom, oni pa SO delali pro-
tt narodu. Teta moja, ne morem
drugace, sal veste, da nisem hu.
dobna, ampak vse ina svoje
meje.
"Danes noce vec narod (malj
clovek) samo poslusati, danes
hoce tudi govoriti. Ne vem ka.
Sc je nasi bell gardi spet sanja'
10, sal pri mas ne bo mic druga.
&c kot: kdor noce delati z naro.
dom, gre lahko pref IL sveta!
JAZZ S EN- vojske sta. Sc k kot
otrok sem morala trpeti glad in
iti spat oh samih cesnjah, zatc
ne morem drlgace kot da sc drzim
nauka, XII mi ga je dal moi po.
kojni MOI, katerega je bila sa'
ma ljubezen do pravice in biz
NIGGA. Tudi sin je zelo priden
Toda vsi smo bolni. Sin Tone je
bill operiran pred bozicem, Van
da pa je zdaj odsla ma Gorenj'
sko V zdravilisce, da bi Sc ka,
opomogla. Veste teta, vsi XII sme
bill v gozdu, smo bolni, nobe'
den nj prav zdrav, eni SO jetis'
nj drugi pa trpijo zaradi kaks
ne druge bolezni. Tonetu bode
izvrsil operacijo ma glavi, ker se
mu, notri gnoji.
'Boljse da Sc ne spominjan
ma preteklost in ma vse tisto
kar smo morali prestati. Ko j
otrok bill star 2 dni (rodila 60
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II. matca 104Z

dvoje enakiii tabofov. Angleska
|nota,. Hi je%prispelai Y Washing-
ton preteklegE tedna, je presene-
|tila in globoko pretresla drzavni
department in najvisje uradfe
|kroge. !.
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Association to Give
Five SCHOLARSHIPS
To Northwest Youth

Ten four-year college schol-
arships in cooperative study
are being offered to children of
northwest farmers by the
Farmers Union Grain Terminal
association, it was announced
by M. w. Thatcher, general
manager.
Five Of the scholarship
awards are for the four-year
term beginning in 1948. Five
more scholarships will be
awarded for the four-year per-
iod beginning with the 1919
fall term.
The scholarships are for VAL
paraiSo university, VALPARAISO,
Ind: Each scholarship is for
$4,000. The winners will re-
ceive $500 each of the four
years they are in school. Ap-
plications for the first five
scholarships will close October
II.
The awarding of the scholar
ships for cooperative study
was termed by Mr.. Thatcher to
be frankly an experimental
venture. The purpose is to en-
courage an objective study Of
co-operatives and to encourage
colleges to offer a broader
study of cooperatives as part
of their curriculum.
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Lodge Cross Society

BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Billie Miller entertained
at her ranch home Saturday
afternoon at a wedding show
er in honor of Mrs. Geraldine
Mann. Mrs. Wayne Bond acted
as co-hostess. Autumn flowers
decorated the tables and we'd
ding favors were used. Guests
present included Mrs. R. J..
Miller, Mrs. William Lynde,
Mrs. E.. A. Richardson, Mrs. NJ.
T Wells, Mrs. Bill Zimmerman,
Mrs. A. G. Westwood, ST., Mrs.
George Cooley, Mrs. Emmett
Curry, Mrs. A. G.. Westwood,
Jr., Mrs. Sam Stevenson, Mrs.
Marjorie Clanin, Mrs. Pete
Miklovich and Mrs. Earle Mil
Ter. The afternoon was spent
in playing bridge. Prizes at
bridge were awarded as fol-
lows: high score to Mrs. Pete
Miklovich, second high and
travel to Mrs. George Cooley.
FACULTY BRIDGE
Mrs. E. ]. Albrecht entertain
ed the Faculty bridge club at
her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Pete Miklovich received
high score and Mrs. George
Cooley, travel. Present were
were Miss Christine Erickson,
Mrs. Sam Stevenson, Mrs. Jean
Sixberry, Mrs. Marjorie Clan
in, Leland Peterson, Clayton
Heb, Nile Walker, Fred Schau-
er, Miss Ruth Nelson and Mrs.
Elna Swanson.
DINNER GUESTS
Mrs. Earl Mann entertained
at dinner last Saturday noon
at the Ohuckwagon cafe in
Hardin Mrs. Frank Young and
Mrs. A. M. Stevenson Of Los
Angeles, Calf, Mrs. Marjorie
Clanin and A. M. Stevenson,
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
Mrs. Juanita Turner was
honored at a pink and blue
shower at the Zimmerman
home last Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Bill Zimmerman and
Mrs. Harry Wilson acting as
hostesses. Guests included Mrs.
John Snyder and Mrs. E. s.
Mcintyre of Hardin, Mrs. Fran
els Owen, Mrs. Fay T. Abel,
Mrs. A. G.. Westwood, Jr., Mrs.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-09-18

Bozeman are spending their
vacation with relatives and
friends.
MI. and Mrs. Buddy Neal and
son, Claren Jess, moved to Good
Luck, where they will live.
MIR. and Mrs. John Noblett
and daughter, Mary, were din
ner guests Friday Of MRS. Mob
let's mother, Mrs. LOOMS, in
Lodge Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Weibert
spent several days in Helena
visiting Mr.. Weibert'S nephew.
Kathereen Wiebert, who is a
patient in the Big Horn County
Community hospital the past
several days, is reported much
improved.
Mrs. Mary Wiebert visited at
the Fellows home one day last
week.
MI. and MRS. Jim Glenn and
children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Harris
and family.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Huss-
man of Sheridan were weekend
guests last week of Mrs. Huss-
mans sister, Mrs. Uhl Bond
and family.
Doris Harris, who has been a
patient in a Billings hospital
the past several months is at
her home and greatly i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. LETTERS
were Sheridan callers last
MI. Herman of Sheridan is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. s.
Eggart.
Scott LETTERS was an over
night visitor of Johnny Noblett
last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. M. Smith re-
turned last Tuesday from Gil
lette, where they spent several
days with Mrs. Smiths mother
Mrs. Fox.
Mrs. Glen Blackboard and
children were Sunday evening
callers of Mrs. R. Metcalf in
Lodge Grass.
MI. and Mrs. Glen Blackford
were Hardin shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Bond
and son we're weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Uhl Bond.
Leonard Mcdowell Of Butte
spent the past month visiting
his brother, Steward Mcdowell
and family.
Present at a family dinner
piven nv Mr. and Mrs W.
Bond of Lodge Grass creek
were Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Bond
and son of Hardin and Mr. and
Mrs. Uhl Bond and family.
Mrs. Fellows and Mrs. Bond
attended the project meeting
in Hardin Thursday.
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Noblett
attended the meeting Know
Your Rayons' by Miss Hilyard
in Hardin last week. Mrs. Jess
Taught also attended in behalf
of the All club.
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frankie Lawrence spent the
weekend with Charles Fellows.
Tommy Fellows returned to
Laramie where he will attend
school after spending the sum-
mer vacation with his parents,
MIR and Mrs. w. Fellows.
Mrs. Jean Sixberry and son,
Chuck, spent Friday night at
the Bob Hanley home.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Smith were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hanley.
Mrs. Bill Smith was hostess
to the Little Horn Demonstra-
ton club on Friday, Sept. IL.
The meeting was called to or
der by the new president, Mrs.
Harriet Williams. Roll call was
my Favorite Quotation. The
new program books were dis
tributed. Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Noblett gave a talk and a dem
onstration on Know Your
Rayon" Mrs. LETTERS gave a talk
on family relief for Greece.
Mrs. Jess Faupht addressed the
members on 4-H work. -Four
new members joined the club,
Mrs. Hanley, Mrs. Mentor, Mrs.
Knappe and Mrs. HaShasiki.
Lunch was served by the host
esS. The next meeting will be
October 10 at the home of Mrs.
Hashasiki.
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tended a Baptist conference at
Green Lake, Wis.
Mrs. Francis Curry was a
Billings caller last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ned Crosby of Pryor has
been visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sharpe of Lodge Grass.
Miss Kathleen Knutson, sew
enth grade teacher, is temporar-
lily living at the E. j. Albrecht
home before moving into the
j w. Holley residence.
William Lawrence BiXby of
Kirby, Mont, and Miss Loretta
May Elliott of Lame Deer were
united in marriage by the Rev.
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Howard Parry of Lodge Grass
in a ceremony at the court
house in Hardin, Saturday
morning, Sept. IS, at 10:45 am.
They were attended by Vincent
L. Miller and R. P. Ross. The
young couple will reside in
Kirby.
Mrs Edna Murray and son,
Mickey, spent the weekend Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. S. Nc
Intyre and family of Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ste
vens were Hardin business
callers Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert George of Lodge
Grass at the Hardin hospital
on Friday, Sept. IL.
Mrs. Nora Temple made a
trip to Hardin Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson
and small son of Sheridan were
week end visitors at the Leon
ard Munter ranch.
Cpl. Dale She'd, who has
spent the past year and a half
in Puerto Rico spent a recent
furlough with his grandparents
MI. and Mrs. C. A. Lining of
Lodge Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jackson
of Busby were Sunday visitors
in Lodge Grass.
Edward Weigand was a Har-
din visitor Monday.
Nick Miklovich recently sold
his store and residence in
Lodge Grass to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. darlington, who recently
moved here from Ekalaka,
Mont.
Mrs. o. L. Matthews and
granddaughter, Marleen, and
Miss Bonnie Brown were Sun
day guests at the Pete Stevens
ranch.
Gene Hamilton, who suffered
severe injuries in a recent auto
wreck, is expected to son be re-
leased from the hospital in
Billings.
Jim Meister, who spent the
summer months with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ryan, returned to Love-
land, Colo, for the opening of
the school term. Bill Meister
will remain in Lodge Grass and
attend high school here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Crosby,
formerly of Lodge Grass, now
of Phoenix, AriZ., are visiting
their son, Ned Crosby and fam
lily of Pryor, Mont.
Clyde Hamilton and Wayne
Carlysle are here from Indiana
visiting Donald Esp. Esp and
Carlysle were in service to-
gether on Okinawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris
and daughter, Linda Marjorie,
of Colorado Springs, Colo, are
visiting at the Fred Given
ranch on Corral creek.
Leland Peterson was released
from the Hardin hospital,
where he has been receiving
treatment for a throat all
ment.
Mrs. A. G. Westwood, Jr., and
daughter were Sheridan visit
ors Monday of last week.
Clayton Heb, Nile Walker
and Fred Schauer, teachers in
the Lodge Grass schools, are
rooming at the H. E. Niccum
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart VOL
colt and daughter, Sarah, Of
Denver, arrived Saturday to
visit relatives in Lodge Grass
and Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marks:
are now living in Helena
where Mr.. Marker is finishing
a radio course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald ESP
Wayne Carlysle and Clyde
Hamilton were Sheridan visit
ors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schallje-
gerdes and daughter of Owa-
tonna, Mimi, have been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Lining in Lodge
Grass.
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The mothers and 4-H chill
dren of the Little Horn Hi-Ho
club surprised their leaders,
Mrs. S. Tlierney and Mrs. Jess
Taught, last Wednesday with a
party and kitchen shower at
the home of Mrs. w. LETTERS.
After the gifts were opened,
luch was served by Mrs. JET
fers assisted by Mrs. Eggart,
Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Blackford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Taught
and daughter, Marjory Ann, Of
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Lodge Gross Locals

A meeting of the Big Horn
County Ministerial association
was held Monday, Sept. IS, at
Busby. Acting as hosts were
the Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ha-
begger and the Rev. and Mrs.
Malcolm Winger, Mennonite
missionaries to the Cheyenne
Indians.
Leo Patyn of Hardin spent
Sunday in Lodge Grass visiting
friends.
Miss Clara E Odds returned
recently from a trip to Canada
and Wisconsin. Miss Olds at
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Earl Mann, Mrs. Willard Will
son, Mrs. Edna Murray, Miss
Billye Ruth Zimmerman, Mrs.
Jack Owen, Miss Bonnie Brown,
Mrs. Bob Kennedy and Mrs.
Jean Sixberry.