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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03
DAvEY VET0JA
ICAzSACOS VOLT
Macy harcok a mem polgar kill
f0ldiek k0zsegelyezese k0riil

Az utobbi napokban eros vi
tax folytak arrol, hogy a be-
vandoroltak, akik mem polga-
rok, jogosultak-e a kozsegely-
re es munkara? Ralph J. Seid-
ner allami senator es McGo-
wan kepviselo, valamint meg
egynehanyan szeretnek ait a
torvenyjavaslatot keresztul
vinni, hogy mindazon kulfol-
dick, akik mem polgarok, ne
kapjanak kozsegelyt. Seidner
es MCGOWAN es tarsaik az 6
r0vidlatasukkal mem tekinte-
mex be jobban a doogba, hogy
a sok lit el6 kulfoldi miert mem
polgarosodott? ITALIAN nem is
akarjak kutatni az okot, ha-
mem egyszeruen el akarnak
taszitani az utbol a jelen hely-
zet azon szerencsetlen aldo
zatait, akik a k0zkegyelem ke-
nyeren tengodnek. De szeren-
csere vannak az orszagnak es
a szenatusnak nemesen erzo
emberei is, mint a magyar
szarmazasu es a Youngstown
magyarok altal is jol ismert
State Senator Maurice Lip
sher, aki Thomas Bees megyei
commissioned es Isadore L.
Feuer Relief igazgatoval egyutt
er6sen harcol es harcolni fog a
vegletekig az embertelen tor
venyjavaslat ellen. Senator
Lipsher nagyon helyesen meg
felel, amikor AIT mondja, hogy
hogyan lehet maid jo. polgar
az olyan ferfi vagy no, akit6l
most el akarjak venni a be-
tevo falatot. Feuer relief igaz-
cato azzal tromfolja lie Seid-
merit, hogy a bevandoroltakat
tanitassal, misszionarius mum
kaval es sep szoval kell rabir-
nj a pogarosodasra es mem
kenyszeritessel, fenyegetessel
elelem megvonassal, vagy az
amugy is ideiglei1es WPA mum
ka esetleges megvonasaval.
Davey kormanyzo - nagyon
helyesen - megvetozta az igaz
sagtalan javaslatot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03
II MAGYAR |FJU
ISK0LAT VEGzETT
Az evk0zepi vizsgak elmultak.
A k0zepiskolakbol 562-en
gradualtak

A Youngstown, Campbell es
Struthers (High School) kozep
iskolaknal a mutt heten voltak
az elso felevi vizsgak, osszesen
562 tanulo vegzett harom va
rosban, kozottik II magyar
szarmazasu szulok gyermeke.
South High 269 vizsgazott,
kozottuk talaljuk: Bajusz j.
Margit, Hizsnay J. Leonard.
Hutka J.. Albert, Liszkay G.. Ge-
"a, Takacs j. Julia.
Rayen High 122 kozul csak
egy magyar, Teglas ]. Gyorgy.
East High "a volt a vizsga-
zok szama lit Smith Elemer es
Vask6 M. Ilona.
CLANCY High 73 erettsegizett
k0z0tt volt Juhasz M. Emma es
10th G. JanoS.
Campbell High So levizsga-
zott kozott talaljuk Jakobey O.
Viola, Mulat6 M Iona, Les
nansky Margit, Kiss ]. Sander
es 10th B. Iren.
Struthers High-ban So volt
a vegzett novend6kek szama,
kozottuk csak egy magyar, Ist-
van Gy0rgy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03
PRO HUNGARIA GYuLES

Pro Hungaria Magyar N6k
Vilagsz0vetsegenek Youngs-
town. osztalya februar Ten,
hetf6n este Z oral kezdettel
tartja havi gyiileset a Miss
Stravroszky zenestudi6ja
Keith Bldg. 4-ik emeleten. A
tisztikar keri a tagsag teljes
szami megjeleneset, mivel
tobb fontos megbeszelest kell
lebonyolitanunk. Tisztelettel
A TiSztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03
VAROSI POLGARI KOR
EVI GYttLEST TART

A varosi (0reg) Polgari K0r
most szombaton este s oral
kezdettel tartja tisztujit6 gyi-
leset a Scent Istvan .Otthon-
ban. Keretnek a tagok ezen a
gyiilesen okvetlen megjelenni.
A TfSZtikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03
KEPVlsEl6T kOLD A YOUNGSTOWN
MACYARskG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nagybizottsag Nemeny egyhangulag kidott
mex valasztotta Nemenyi smet en0k Nagyreszt
rad regi tisEtikar. Alapszabaly va1toztatas Macy
erdeElSdes 8gyiiles irant Marc Is meginneplese

dig orvosi felolvasasokkal es
megfelelo zenei musorral.
Lionel Evans polgarmester
levelet, amelyben ertesitette a
Nagybizottsagot, hogy a Macy
bizottsag ajanlatara kinevezte
Vasko A. Janost kadet rendor-
mex, tapssal fogadta a Macy
bizottsag es ugyanigy honoral-
ia Vasko koszono levelet is.
Gober titkar felolvasta a
Budapesten augusztusban tar
tando Magyarok viIag Kon-
gresszusara szolo meghivo le-
velet. A Nagybizottsag rovid
lelkes vita utan elhatarozta,
hogy a Kongresszuson a
Youngstown magyarsagot hi
vatalosan kepviselteti,
Miutan Nemenyi elnok ne
vet emlegettek mint kikiildot-
tet, Nemenyi atadta az elnoki
szeket id. Horvtah Istvannak,
akinek az elnoklete alatt a
Nagybizottsag egyhangulag XII
mondotta, hogy a: kuldott kolt-
segeibol a Youngstowntol Bu-
dapestig es vissza turista osz-
talyra szolo jegy 'arat vallalja
es ugyancsak egyhangulag
megvalasztotta s'Nemenyi Mix
los Ernot ARA, hogy a Macy
bizottsagot es altala az abban
kepviselt hat egyhazat es IL
egyletet kepviselje.
| Nemenyi ujbol elfog1alta az
elnoki szeket ses meghatottaf
koszonte meg a Nagybizottsag
ertekes kitiinteteset es igerte,
hogy meltoan fogia kepviselni
AIT a Youngstown magyarsa-
got, amely minden nemes meg
mozdulasban mindig eloljart es
megtette kotelesseget, han
goztatva, hogy a magyar haza
erdekeit kivanja elomozditani
a fogadott haza, Amerika de-
mokratikus rendszere alapjan.
Beszedet Macy taps fogadta.
A marciusi unnepelyre vo-
natkozolag elnok jelenti, hogy
felkerte DR.. Alexy Lajos cleve-
! landi magyar fokonzult, hogy
az unnepely kereteben ada at
Gober Janosnak, a Nagybizott.
sag erdemes titkaranak a neki
adomanyozott Magyar Voros
Kereszt erdemrendet es hogy
a marciusi innepelyen besze-
Diet tartSon. A miisor elGkeszi-
tesere a tisztikaron Xviii Ft.
Biro Lorinc, Ft. Mundweil ia
nos, Ft. Kovalicky Viktor, Mt.
Botty Janos, Mt. Marion San
dor, Mt. Bertalan Istvan, 0zv.
Mihok Sandorne, Csete San
dorne es Horvath Antalnebol
allo bizottsagot kuldottek XII
A musoron szerepelni ohajtok
jelentkezzenek minel elobb a
(Folytatas a 8-ik oldalon)
/ CZENT ICTUkN ECvT ET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03

KOvacs Ferencne Iakast ment
keresni. - val0sziniileg szivbaj
okozta a szerencsetIenseget

Kovacs Ferencne (Elizabeth)
46 ewes 2735 w. Federal St.-i
magyar asszony a multi hetfon
reggel azzal a szandekkal ment
ell hazulrol, hogy lakast keres-
sen, inert a jelenlegib6l XII kell
koltozni. Az otthon maradt
ferj mem latta t0bbe elve a
feleseget. A multi vasarnap a
kora reggeli orakban Leonard
Anderson Willow Street, lakos
talalta meg a szerencsetlen ma
gyar asszony megfagyott hula
jat a Carpenter Field k0zele-
ben levo Willow es McHenry
St. sarkan. A halottkem SEE
rint szivszelhiides erhette Ko-
vacSnet.
Kovacs Ferencne magyaror-
szagi szarmazasu es egy lea
nya most is oft el. IA even at
a Sheet & Tube Co. vendeglo-
jeben dolgozott es kozismert
volt j6l sikerilt pie-irol.
A szerencsetleniil jart ma
gyar asszony ternetese szerdan
volt a Higgins Funeral q, nom
Dol a Tod temetor yaszol-
jak gyermekeir 4 lsagan
kivul ferje, aEi a az
elott kdt0gt
y
a14os, Jr. 80 ewes
I, N. ifju holttestet Sa-
| Va jua., Ga. allan fovarosaban
taLaltak meg. A salemi isme-
1rossx velernenye. szerints Ko.
vacs onkezevel vetett veget az
eletenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03
amos, Jr. 80 ewes
ifiu hOltteStet Sa-
ROvID HIREK

Cailor megyei penztarnok XII
jelentese szerint az iden korab-
ban, mar feb. 20-tol lehet adot
fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03

(Folytatas a 8-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03


mellett folyt lie vasarnap del
utan a Scent Istvan Ctthon-
ban a Nagybizottsag 23-ik evi
k0zgyulese, amelyen4 1S testu-
let 43 taggal kepviseltette ma
gat. Ez rekord a Youngstown
Nagybizottsag torteneteben.
A nagy erdekl6dest legin-
kabb az valtotta ki, hogy az
egyhazak levelet inteztek a
Nagybizottsaghoz, amelyben
ARA hivtak fel a Nagybizottsag
figyelmet, hogy egyes egyletek
az alapszabalyoknak mem meg
felel0 tagokat valasztottak. :,
A Nagybizottsag a levelet
Balasko Gy0rgy korelnoklete
alatt targyalta es tobb mint
egy oras vita utan az alapsza-
balyokat ugy nodositotta,
'hogy megkivanja az egyletek
altal valasztott kepvisel6kt6l
is, hogy elismert tagiai legve-
mex valamely egyhaznak. Az
inditvany felett nevszerinti
nyilvanos szavazas volt, amely-
mex eredmenye 40 a 2 ellen
volt.
Az izgalmas vita utan gyor-
san ment a tisztviselok meg.
valasztasa. Az eredmeny:
Elnoknek ujbol immar ne.
gyedszer megvalasztottak Ne.
menyi Miklos Ernot 20 szava
zattal Lengyel Petkr IL szava
zata ellen.
Alelnokok lettek:: id. Horvatl
lstvan es Kovacs Miklos egyen
kent Is szavazattal, mig Len
! gyel Peter "a szavazatot ka
pott. Kovacs az elso alelnokse
get Horvathnak adta at E.
ICY 8 a masodik alelnok.
Titkarnak ujbol megvalasz
tottak Gober Janost % szava.
zattal Danish Jozsefz15 szava
zataval szemben.
Lengyel c. Lajost egyhangu'
lag ujbol megvalasztottak penz
tarnoknak es ugyancsak egy.
hangulag ujbol megvalasztot.
tax ellenorz6 bizottsagi tagok
max Danisht, Ress Jozsefet
Koran Janost es Horvath Vii
most.
Hivatalos lap ujbol az Anne.
rikai Magyar Hirlap es a
Nagybizottsag gyilesei tovabb.
ra is vandorgyulesek lesznek.
Miel0tt az evi gyGles kezde.
tet vette volna, a Nagybizott.
sag egyhangulag jovahagyts
az ellenorzo bizottsag jelentese
alapjan az evi szamadasokat
amelyek $919.48 bevetelt e.
1927 .02 kiadast mutattak az ell
multi eyre, ICY tehat dacars
annak, hogy a mutt karacsony
segelyek 0sszege 100 dollarra
tobb volt, mint az el0z6 ev
ben, a Nagybizottsag vagyons
$92.46-al $1,735.96-ra szaporo
dott.
Az uj Nagybizottsag gyiileser
mar isrnet Nemenyi nyitotts
meg, megk0sz0nve az irants
es tisztvisel6 tarsai irant meg
nyilvanult bizalmat, hangoz
tatta, hogy a youngstown
Nagybizottsagban a testver- 6
hazaszeretet uralkodik es iger
te, hogy a bekes egyuttmiiko
dest az 6sszmagyarsag javar'
tovabbra is apolni fogja.
Nemenyi jelentette, hogy
december els6 kultur est ma
gyon j6l sikeriilt es bejelen
tette, hogy februar hawaiian
tisztikar szandekozik a maso
dix estet is megtartani es pe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03

fiZetni.
Ruth Donahue, 738 Wilma
Dr.-i lakos a w. Wood St.-en
parkolta autojat par orara, de
mire visszajott, nagy meglepe
tessel es haraggal latja, hogy
a gepe rendesen fel van jack
elve es az egyik kerek gummis-
tol egyutt hianyzik.
Youngstown rendorsegi XII
mutatasa szerint 1937-ben 13
gyillkossag, 6 kasszafuras es
18 ongyilkossag volt. Elfogtak
kulonbozo kihagasert osszesen
1855 ferfit es 721 noszemelyt.
So szemely volt a mutt evi for
galom halalos aldozata. Tobb-
nyire a gyalogjarok voltak az
aldozatok, legtobbszor a ke-
reszt uccaknal.
$50 Mahoning megyei WPA
munkaS veSzitette ell az utobbi
idoben segely munkajat, inert
meg az els6 polgarosodasi bi-
zonyitvanyuk sem volt meg, pc
dig ez a torveny mar 1887 ju.
illus 1-tol van ervenyben.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Entertain AT Two
Pleasant Social Afternoons

Mrs. A. A. Wood was hostess 70
a number of ladies at two dehehtlui
affairs Wednesday and Friday al
ternoons of last week. Each was
o'clock dessert luncheon az
which the ladies were all seated al
a long table beautifully decorated
with Yellow daffodils and with hght-
ed yellaw tapers-A large bouquet
of daffodils also grMed the living
room. Each guest was presented
win a lovely flower as favefT
The ladies spent the afternoon IN
games and with their sewing. There
were two contests each day One
was a guessing contest and the other
might be termed professors quiz
contest in which the participants
were required to designate whether
numerous statements were true OF
false On Wednesday Mrs. Donale
Hargreaves won the true and falst
contest prize and Mrs. Edwin kemi
the guessing contest. On Frlda.
Mrs. II. r. Richards won the prlz
in the guessing contest and Mrs
Carl Rawlings in the true and fals
game. Ten guests were present a
each of these pleasant affairs.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Annual Fashion Show Friday.

The girls have been working
awful hard, and they are sure the
Spring Fashions show will be the
best one they have yet staged,
said the publicity cofnmitteewoman
to the Western News this week.
Won't you say something about 1t
in this week s paper and help the
Young women" Well, we said we
would and we are glad to keep our
promise.
show. as you know, IS spon-
sored by the Junior Woman's club
II is 10 be held Friday in kienit2
hall with the program starting at
D. m. There will be a variety
program of half an hour. with the
styling starting at $50. Styles vii
be shown ranging from little tots Il
mature women, and styles for mel
and bows will be included. Tit
fashion show will have muslca
background. The event Will clos
with two hours of dancing. An ad
ded attraction will be MIR. Shaw
/ who sings over Chicago broad
casting station.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Gambling Is Illegal
Says Supreme Court

HELENA.-All sheriffs and coun-
ty attorneys of Montana should read
this news item twice.
Two Havre gamblers arrested for
conducting a black jack game IN
the Hotel Oxford, and sentenced to
pay fines df@S200 each, appealed to
the Montana atate supreme court,
claiming the state hickey law per
mitted operation of such game as
long as chips were used for money
I In a decision this week, the state
court ruled that gambling with chips
trade checks or "hickeys' is illegal
The conviction of Cleve Aldahl anc
T. J. Ober was upheld The fine
must be paid. The court held.
I'VE are unable to find anything
in the law from which it can b.
said that it is legal to conduct o
run a game of black jack for checks
credits or other representative Q
value (including money! in plac
, of business in Montana.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Gambling-Booze Not
Part of Relief Aid

Gambling and drinking of hard
LIQUORS with funds furnished by the
State Welfare Board and various
county relief agencies was hard mi
bv Administrator l. M. Brandiord
this week. Approving the stand tax
en- BY several boards of county COM
missioners cracking down on waste
full expenditure of relief checks,
Brandjord said the boards were
within their ri rights in withholding
aid TO persons dissipating their
funds.
Brandjord said the misuse of re-
lief funds is lamentable, indefensi-
BILE and wrong; Injuries the reile1
client; brings other relief client:
into disrepute and is harmful to the
welfare of the commonwealth.
The state administrator will bacf
I'D drastic measures to stamp 1t out
he said. So far, no relief ellent
have appeared before the board de
Tending their rights to spend tn.
money any way they see fit, lnclud
/ ing gambling and drinking.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Real Estate Transfers.
Reported by the Lincoln Count,
Abstract Company

Reported by the Lincoln County
Abstract Company
Nora B pomeroy to Harriet J.
Johnson. w. D. Lots 80, 81, 80
Block 4. East Eureka.
J. w. Warner to Charles b: Kemp,
w D. Lot 4 (NWi4NWl4) Sec. 70,
Twp. 81 N, Rye 81 w. M. M.
Charles 3. fR}et4p to Halsted Kemp,
w. d. all Block and 2, Remp Ad-
Charles B. Remp to Halsted Remp
w D. Lots 10, II, Block u; Lot D
Block 3. Libby Original.
Charles B. Remp to Halsted Ramp
w D. Lots 6, T, 8 (less 3 acres II
Lot 81, See. 49, 80 WtN,Wl4NS,Wz
SWA and Lot 2, Sec. "a, all IN Twp
! 81 N, Rye. 81 w. M. M.
Charles 3. Remp to Halsted hemp
w. D. Lot NWANWM, Sec. st
Twp. 81 NJ, Rye. 81 w. M. M. :,
Joseph 5token to Matt Stoken, "
u SELSE14 less 70 acres), Sec. L
Twp. IS N, Rye. Is w. M. M.
Frank Pondelick to Mary Pliny
w D. Lot 9, Block /, Hills Add
ton, Libby. ,Na;,
Fl, d Whiting to Leland Mcneil
w D. Lots 3 and 4. Block 5, Wes
Troy. ..L I
Phoebe Jane Maiers to Arthur, ;
Mcneil, Adm. .. Lot 70 Gallo
Tracts. =. n
} Otto r. Griep to William y q
} mond, w. D. Lots II, II, Is, BLOC
: |. East Eureka.
: Francis Shenefelt to Ol1Ve !
$ Shenefelt, w. .. Lots ] and 2, Blot
:. 5. New Rexford -
G Mabelle d. Shay to Etna Jal
!, Hunter, w. D. Lot 3; S. % It, Lot
!; Block is First Addition, Eureka.
q Alex ]. McRae to United STATE
e r. o. w. D. Right Of way acre
Lot 4, Sec. "a, Twp. SO N, kge.
i w. M. NJ.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Gives Birthday Party.

Winnie Boothman and Frances
Brooks were hostesses at birthday
party in honor Of Mary Janet Pival
at the farm heue of Miss Booth
mans mother, Mrs VIM. Brad, last
Friday night. The young folks en-
loved themselves with various
games, with refreshments served
near the evenings close. The guest
of honor was the recipient Of num-
/ Der Of fine gifts in honor OF the
occasion.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Goodyear, Discoverer of
INFLAMMATION Methods

Visions of rubber civilization
haunted the brain of debt
burdened inventor in 1858. The man
was Charles Goodyear, discoverer
of the inflammation process for rub
Der, and he wrote book about his
struggles. his triumphs and ms
dreams which today is among the
rarest Of Americana. One OF the
very few extant copies is in the divi-
sion of rare books of the Library
of Congress and is among the rari-
ties of mechanical literature, says
a writer in the Washington Star.
Goodyear specifically did not adj
wise eating rubber, nor wearing It
next to the skin, but otherwise he
proposed using it as the chief mate
rial in about anything man could
need. He foresaw rubber books,
rubber roofs, rubber streets, rubber
! sails and rubber ships, rubber pi-
amos, rubber bridges, rubber VIC
Inns, rubber boxing gloves, rubber
saddles, rubber shoes, rubber har-
nesses, rubber canes, rubber dishes
and rubber furniture of various
sorts. The mans extreme entflu-
siasm might have been expected,
for he had devoted his life to devils
ing means for hardening the "gum
elastic" whose strange properties
| first had attracted him as small
boy. His health had been broken
!. he was loaded with debts, neighbors
looked on him as harmless luna
tic, his family had lived on char
ity-all in the pursuance OF HI!
dream.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
LOCAL STUFF

= Harold MCGEE was at Missoula
during the past week on business
trip.
SPECIALIZATION off on short d
inch lap siding See ]. Neils' Lum-
Der Co. I'll.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Dexter went
into Spokane last week and spent
several days in the city
Mrs. Otto Davidson was patient
at the Libby hospital this week
and underwent minor operation
Tuesday morning
Mrs Frank HORT arrived in tn
city Monday from Kooskia, Ida
for a visit with her parents, M
and Mrs. G. w. Rouse, and VIII
other relatives.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Entertains Les HUT Club.

Mrs. Mary Hargreaves was hostess
to the Les HUT club at her home
Tuesday afternoon at l:3O bridge
dessert. Following the serving OF
the dessert the afternoon was de
voted to contract. High score prize
was won by Mrs. Hans Westman
and second high by Mrs. George
I,angsdOrf.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Loan Is a Soil

A loan is a soil having mixture
of the different grades of sand, silt,
and clay in such proportions that
the characteristics of no one grade
predominant. It is mellow with a
somewhat gritty feel, yet fairly
smooth and slightly plastic.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Entertains Dinty Moore Club.

The members of the Dinty Moore
club were guests of Mrs. E. ]. Bar
kee last Thursday afternoon, at the
clubs regular meeting. Contract
was the diversion of the afternoon.
Mrs. j. T. Brindley won high score
prize and Mrs. c. T. Young the con-
ISOLATION. Refreshments were served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
LIBBY FURNITURE EXCHANGE
PARKER FORESTER.

Rutledge Parker was reappointgd
state forester by Governor hoy Il.
Ayers this week. The new term
runs to March, 1912. Parkers Of
fees are at Missoula,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
MANY ARE BORN.

Births in Montana exceeded deaths
almost two to one during FeDruafy,
registrar of statistics, L. L. Benepe5
reports. There were 844 births and
AGA deaths during the month.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
Libby Rod and Gun Club Meeting

The annual meeting of the Libby
Rod and Gun club will be held Fri
day evening, April |, at 8 o'clock in
the Community Hail. There will
be election of officers for the en-
suing year and general business will
be transacteds=
K. N. WHITFIELD, President.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31
LATEST NOTES FROM
The State University at Missoula
pprpAprn AT MssoA EXCLUSIVE USE OF THIsPAPER
BY Fill Pease
Special Correspondent

Eunice Fleming of Eureka is
q candidate for the office Of pres
ident of the Associated Women
Students at the State University.
Kirby Page, one of the worlds
most famous clergymen, adj
dressed State University students
this week. He urged Christian
attitude as fundamental IN learn
ing How to Live Radiantly.'
Eloise Brown and Enid Bun
miller of Eureka have been
awarded points in Masquers, the
State University dramatics so
ciety. Points are given to those
assisting in the dramatic produc-
tons of the university.
The American Anthropological
Association has published a study
of Salish Indian culture and race
history compiled over a. period
of eight years by DR. Harry Tur-
ney-IIigh of Montana State Uni
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31

versitv The monograph contains
the complete story Of the Saiish
or Flatheads. 1t deals with their
mierations, their social environ
mant. magic and religious Gus
toms and life cycles, There are
only 81 full-blood Salish now Nv
ing DIR. Turney Highs work
contains all that can be recon
strlcted Of the pre-White-mah
culture Of the Saiish.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31

America observes Army day April
s as Uncle Sam turns attention TO
his air corps, an important arm OF
defense. At March Field, Calf,
aerial bombs are loaded with SAND
and water preparatory to defense
maneuvers. The bottles contain
smoke chemicals that leave tran
and enable the pilot to check his
aim.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31

Think before you ink.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31

Work is dull only 70 those VINO
take no pride in 1t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-31

Dyspepsia is a good founoatioii
for a bad temper.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
MURINE cooLs, sooTHE:
HOT GRITTY EYES!

. Eyes burn and smart when you drive YOU
carr Do they feel tired and irritated3 Al
they red9 Try few drops Of soothing coo,
ing Murine and see how refreshed your eye
will fcel Murine removes dust and grit gently
yet thoroughly soothes and clears eyes i'm
tatcd and Redeemed by dirt. wind. glare.
fatigue. Murine is mol acid 1t is slightly aka
line. isotonic with the tears, as soft and
harmless to the eyes as tears themselves!
Evening star., 1938-05-15
More Effective Thon boric Acid

Murine contains J ingredients which natu-
rally make it far more effective than the one
ingredient OF boric acid solutions. Keep
Murine handy in your car you'll get more
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Dry the desert is the Club Sohoo. but it's pockine
them right the city long fomous for its beer The
oeemen Iounehed its dry night club new. refreshing
unique expermentond its going Thot foursome
there's plenty good time ond whoopee the soft stuff for