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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-28
NIT TEHETNE MACYARORSzAC?

Az amerikai magyarsag ma
tanacstalanul tiin6dik afelett,
hogy a valtozott europai viszo-
nyok koz0tt NIT tehetne Ma
gyarorszag, de ugyanez a ker-
des az utobbi heteknek dra-
mai gyorsasaggal perg6 ese-
menyei folytan magat a szul6-
haza nepet is hasonloan IL
gatja.
Egy Magyarorszagrol jott
levelink erdekes gyiijtemenyt
hozott a napokban. A magyar
orszagi ujsagok megoldast ke-
reso cikkeit kaptuk kezhez es
meg csak mem is meglep6, ha
azokban eppen olyan bizony-
talansagot latunk, mint a ma
gunk velemenyeben, inert hi
szen a magyarorszagi ujsagirok
Sc profetak, hogy a kerdesre
hatarozott valaszt tudnanak
adni.
Az egyik ujsagcikk peldaul a
kovetkez6ket allapitja meg:
= AZ .els6 napok ideggorcsei
utan, amelyek egeszen sulyos
kovetkezteteseket visongtak a
magyar jov6re vonatkozolag,
most mar higgadtabb fejjel le-
het megallapitani, hogy Hitler
hatalmas meglepetese is val
hatik szamunkra - ha az osz-
sees adottsagokat megragad-
juk es kihasznaljuk = kedve-
zo esemennye.
Egyik elesebben lat6 cikk
ezeket mondja:
- Austria es Nemetorszag
egyittesen olyan 6riAsi TO
gyaszto teriiletet alkotnak, a
melynek szomszedsagaban el-
nj csaknem egyet jelent a dan
angol viszony el6nyeivel.
Mikor ext kimondjak magyar
fold0n, akkor nyomban hozza-
teszik:
Termeszetesen - es ezt
egyetlen magyar ember sem
gondolhatja, de mem is gon-
dolja maskent, - minden $40
ros gazdasagi kapcsolatnak, a
mely Magyarorszagot a most
mar Europa 6riasava noveke-
dett nemet birodalomhoz fog
ia fiizni, egyetlen alapfeltetele
az, hogy Magyarorszag legtel-
jesebb k0zjogi, kulturalis Is
gazdasagi fiiggetlensege meg
6riztessek, s6t fejlesztessek.
A magyarorszagi ujsagir6k
soraban sokan vannak, akik
ugy latjak, hogy ez, Magyar
orszag teljes fuggetlensegenek
meg6rzese, meg a nemet biro-
dalomban sem vitas. A ne
metek is szuksegesnek tartjak,
hogy Magyarorszag fiiggetlen
allan maradjon, de a magyar
sajto otthon AIT kivanja, hogy
ext a ftggetlenseget intezme-
nyesen biztositsak.
Egyik-masik magyarorszagi
lap AIT az 0tletet YETI fel, hogy
a Nepsz0vetseg csinaljon egy
vi Svajcot Magyarorszagb6l.
Ez a gondolat tetszet6s lenne
az angolok es franciak el6tt,
inert hiszen eket verne a ne
met tovabbnyomulas ele keleti
iranyban, de alig hihet6, hogy
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-28
AZ ELLENSEC OLYAN LEHET, MINT
MI ES MECIS ROSSzABBNAK TARTJUK

Mem erdemes azzal veszod-
mink, hogy altalanossagban
tanulmanyozzuk az emberise-
get vagy az embereket. Mem
szamit az semmit, hogy az en-
berek kils6 megje!enesikbe
szokasaikban, magukviselete-
ben mennyire kiil0nb0znek egy
mastol. Rendesen els6 latasra
felismerjiik, hogy az embe-
rex k0zott XII angol, XII francia,
XII olasz, XII nemet, de ez mem
tesz semmi kiilonbseget. A le-
lex melyen minden ember egy-
forma. Ugyanazok az indula-
tok, erzesek, osztonok vezetik.
Hasonlo koriilmenyek k0zott
valamely teny eppen olyan
hatast gyakorol az egyik en-
berre, mint aminot a masikra.
Az egyik ember megszakad
bizonyos teher alatt, a mask
pedig k0nnyen viseli AIT. De
ha a terhet megfokozzuk, ak
kor a masodik ember is eppen
ugy let0rik alatta, mint az
els6.
Mikor a car es a fonemesek
uralkodtak Oroszorszag felett,
akkor munkas emberek sza-
badsagrol, egyenl6segr6l es
igazsagrol almodoztak. De mi
kor a forradalmarok osztalya,
helyesebben csoportja jutott
uralomra a proletariatus scent
neveben, akkor ebb6l a ESQ.,
portbol lett a kivaltsagos osz-
tally es Stain mem szolgal a
nagy orosz nemzetnek saba
dabb, egyenlobb es igazsago-
sabb kormanyzattal, mint ait
valaha a carok tettek.
Washingtonban manapsag
egesz csomo magas allasu kor-
manyferfi van, aki liberalisnak
vallja magat. F6leg a torveny-
hozok soraban van sok ilyen,
aki meg van rola gy6z6dve,
hogy liberals, de politikai ell
lenfelerol nem tudja ugyanezt
feltenni, pedig minden politi-
kai partnak meg vannak a
maga szeles lat6k0ru es saba
don gondolkozo emberei. Ha
azonban hatalomra jutnak, ak
kor legtobbjtik a regi notat
fujja es ellensege minden gyors
szocialis haladasnak, meg ha
tudja is, hogy ARA szukseg
lenne.
Divatta lett ma az, hogy
minden hibankert az uzletem-
bereket okozzuk. Ketsegtelen,
hogy tenerdek okunk van er-
re, de mik0zben ezt a vadat
emeljiik, mem szabad elfeled-
mink AIT sem, hogy k0zhivatal-
nokaink is emberek es benniik
is megvan minden emberi vo-
mas, tehat azert, inert hata-
lomra jutottak, mem lehetnek
mindjart angyalok.
Minden emberben megvan a
hajlandosag ARA, hogy ellen
seget, vagy ellenfelet maganal
rosszabbnak lassa.
Sok peldat hozhatnank fel
ere a vilaghaboru idejeb6l.
Nagyon divatos volt akkor az,
hogy minden, a haboruval ja-
ro durvasagot, kegyetlenseget
a nemetek rovasara irjanak.
EFT tettek, holott tudtak, hogy
a francia peldaul semmivel Sc
volt jobb, mint a nemet. A
kuld0ttsegnek tObb olyan ker-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-28
HET|LAPJ PJAINK A MACYARSACERT

A Magyar Hetilapok Szovet-
sege tagjainak kepviseleteben
aprilis San hat tagu kuldott-
seq kereste fel DR.. William I.
Sirowich szovetsegi kepvisel6t
Washingtonban, hogy vele ba-
ratsagos megbeszelest folytas-
sanak a haboru utan elszaki-
tott magyar teruleteken, ICY
els6sorban az Erdelyben el6
magyarsagot ert sorozatos Sc
relmek iigyeben. A kildott-
segben a kovetkez6k vettek
reszt: Zambory Sandor (Hir-
ado, Perth Amboy), DR.: Aczel
Aura (Fuggetlenseg, Phila-
delphia, Pa.), Acs Pal (Newarki
Hirlap), Bartok Thor (Szabad
Sajto, Passaic), DR.. Csema I'M
re magyar Hirlap, New Bruins
wick) es Szerenyi Simon
(Egyleti Elet, New York;.
1888 januar Gan Sirovich
kepvisel6, aki egesz politikai
palyafutasa alatt felelem mel
kill harcosa volt az emberi
jogoknak, javaslatot terjesztett
a Washington kepviselohaz ele,
amelyben eroteljes ervekkel
kovetelte, hogy az Egyesilt Al
lamok kormanya hasson oda,
hogy a romaniai szegyenteljes
allapotok, a magyarsag, a ne
metseg, a zsidosag kisebbsegi
jogainak labbal tiprasa sziin-
jon meg.
Sirovich kepvisel6 allaspontja
a magyar kerdesr6l
A masfel craig tarto konfe-
rencia a kOvetkezokben me-
riilt XII: Sirovich kepvisel6 ell
olvasta a ku1dottseg altal at
nyujtott memorandumot, maid
kozel egy oraig tarto attekin-
test adott arrol, hogy 8 hogyan
latja a magyarsag helyzetet S
megjelolte azokat az utakat,
amelyeket a magyarsagnak =
az 6 velemenye szerint - ko-
vetni kellene egy jobb, boil
dogabb Magyarorszag j0v0je
erdekeben.
Expozejaban utalt ARA,
hogy
l. Mint magyar 1szarmazasu
es a magyar kultura es a ma
gyar jellem ertekeit nagyrabe-
csulo ember, termeszetszeriileg
kesz fokozott figyelnet fordita-
nj a magyar problemakra.
2. Hangsulyozta AIT, hogy
eszrevetelei teljesen maganjel-
legiiek, de hozzatette, hogy tu-
domasa szerint felfogasa Macy
jaban megegyezik az amerikai
demokracia szellemeben az
amerikai kozvelemennyel.
8. Kijelentette, hogy a ker-
dest gyakorlati szemmel kell
vizsgalni es a megoldast is a
praktikussag elveinek megfele-
loen kell keresni.
Annak bizonysagaul, hogy
mint az emberi jogok hareosa,
szarmazasi es erzelmi indokok-
tol ftggetlenil is serelmesnek
tartja a romaniai magyar XII
sebbsegek sorsat, idezett az
1888 januar Gan beterjesztett
javaslatab6l, melyet kes6bb,
Franklin D. Roosevelt eln0knel
t0rtent szemelyes kihallgatasa
alkalmaval b6vebb kommentar-
raj kiSert.
e javaslat idezett reszletei
szerint, Sfrovich kepvisel6 az
Egyesilt Allamok es Romania
Maria. Penztari Eiien6r Pedery Ro-
hor< NoUyha1N<fCxo oi L;Li;JdSttok. I'll
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-28

Kemal pasa felgyogyult az
influenzabol. A torok diktator
tetszik nekunk, inert a neve
csak olyankor kerul az ujsa-
gokba, amikor beteg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-28

risban letrej0tt egyezmenyre
val6 hivatkozassal, ARA szoli-
totta fel az amerikai kormanyt,
hogy mivel
a. Romania t0bb izben meg
szegte az egyezmenyt, amid6n
mem nyujtott egyenjogusagot
a magyar, a nemet, a zsido es
a ruten kisebbsegenek (ame-
lyek Romania lakossaganak
mintegy egyharmadat teszik
ki.)
b. Romania tobb izben meg
tagadta a magyaroknak ait a
jogat, hogy f0ldet vasarolja-
max, kizarta 6ket az allami
szolgalatbol Is iild0zte kline
letleniil a magyarsag mellett a
romai katholikus egyhazat, a
melyre eppenugy, mint a ma
gyarsagra, teljesithetetlenul
igazsagtalan es a t0rvenyesnel
magasabb adokat vetett XII.
Vegil elkobozta a magyar egy-
hazak es egyletek vagyonat,
minden t0rvenyes alap, vagy
ok nelkiil.
Mindezek alapjan sirovich
kepvisel6 ait kovetelte, hogy
az Egyesiilt Allamok koruna
nya hasson oda, hogy eek az
allapotok megsziinjenek, vagy
szakitsa meg a kapcsolatot Ro-
maniaval.
Nit kell tenni?
"Ilyen el6zmenyek utan, =
mondotta Sirovich kepviselo
= az elszakitott terlletek Is
a magyarorszagi magyarsag
erdekeben kifejtendo teend6-
ket ARA az alapra kell helyez-
nj, hogy meg kell gy6zni az
amerikai k0zvelemenyt arrol,
hogy Magyarorszagon oily in
tezmenyesen demokratikus al
lapotok uralkodnak, amelyek
az amerikai demokracia szelle-
meben elfogadhat6k az ameri-
kai kozvelemeny szamara.
"a kozvelemeny a legna-
gyobb wagon, amely felett egy
nemzet rendelkezhet" - mon
dotta.
Mem hallgathatjuk Ell, hogy
Sirovich kepvisel6 a magyar
demokratikus fejl6des szem-
pontjab6l veszelyesnek es ka-
rosnak tartja azokat az ALA
potokat, amelyekr6l az ameri-
kai sajto beszamolt eppen a
legk0zelebbi multban.
Baratsagos tanacs formaja-
ban AIT ajanlotta, hogy az
amerikai magyarsagnak har-
colni kell irasban es sz6ban az
ellen, hogy a reakcios aram-
latok atcsapjanak a magyar
hatarokon es kijelentette, hogy
ennek vegzetes k0vetkezme-
nyeir6l a magyar lapszerkesz-
toknek minden eszk0zzel meg
kellene gy6zni a magyar kor-
rnanyt es els6sorban Magyar
orszag kormanyz6jat.
'0n0k k0zott egy orvos is
4 van, - mondotta - a hason-
lat tehat innen jut eszembe.
Ha az anya eletet ad egy oyer
meknek, azert veret kell al
donna. Ez all a nemzetekre is.
A szabadsagert, a filggetlenseg-
ert minden nemzetnek nagy
Arat kell fizetni. Magyarorszag-
max a Kossuth Lajos altal KEEP
viselt demokrAcfa alapjan KEEL
lene allani ezen az alapon
barmikor sikeresen kiizdhetne,
akar a sajtoban, akAr pedig
baratai reven az amerikai KEEP
visel6hAzban a magyar j0v6-
ert."
A Lapsz0vetseg kuldottsege
elhatarozta, hogy kapcsolatot
tart fem Sirovich kepvisel6vel
S amennyire csak modjaban
Iacz dO1UOzni foo annak ar
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Grade School Notes.

First grade: We had 100 per cent
attendance Friday and Monday. We
are making jack-o-lanterns and
black cats this week
Second grade: Beatrice Clark,
Donna Lee Rainsberry, Kay Marie
Garvin, Maxine Elliott and Donna
Nelson received 100 per cent in
spelling Friday.
Third grade: We are making a
Halloween border of black cats
and jack-o-lanterns. The sand Ia
BILE is being changed to Pilgrim
scene. Lois Castleberry has left to
attend school in Spokane. Earl
Crawford is i'll.
Fourth grade: Corinne Jones and
Ruth Tripplett are absent because
of illness. We are studying about
Eskimos in geography.
Mr.. Haight, state high school in.
spector, gave an interesting talk te
the students in the assembly on the
value of cooperation in our educa
tional system. The pupils in all the
grades are busy practicing on the
operetta, tom Sawyer" We plar
to present it November H. Report
ers: William Buhmiller and Calvin
Slater.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Flathead Baptist Association
Meeting.

Twenty-Five members of the local
Baptist group attended the Flat
head Baptist Association meeting
held in Whitefish on last Monday
and Tuesday. The Rev. Geo. E..
Harms, local pastor, delivered the
association annual sermon. Several
outstanding addresses were given by
the Rev. E. S. Burket on South
China missionary work. Others who
spoke were, the Rev w. A. Philips,
tri-state evangelist, Geo. L. White,
secretary of the Baptist Pensions
Board of New York City, and the
Rev r. P. Douglass, tri-state secre-
tary of home missions with head
quarters in Salt Lake City. A play
on missions presented by the White
fish White Cross Society was much
enjoyed. Although there is nc
church and no Baptist services held
in Whitefish, this group of loyal
women remain faithful to their
church year after year and enter
tain the association in turn in adj
dition to keeping up an active White
Cross organization. Following the
banquet on Tuesday night, the
BYPU district meeting was held ano
presided over by Miss Merrial Har-
wood, president, of Eureka.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
W ARL AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Billings and
nephew. Olcutt Billings, and Mrs.
Sturgeon of Ant Flats ranger sta
ton were dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. Woodward on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hess moved
to Warland on Tuesday where they
will reside this winter.
Mrs. L. Gee and Mrs. Bill Martin
were visitors at the school and Con.
nor home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. e. Woodward and Mrs. j. w.
Daniel were in Libby on Thursday.
Mrs. Daniel attended the Commun-
| ity fair and was awarded first prize
on the piece quilt she had entered.
The prize consisted of beautiful
while Coleman gas light and shade.
Mrs. L. Conway and Mrs. E. For
rest were visitors at the Warland
school on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Gaertner and
son have moved to Kalispell tor two
months while Mr.. Gaertner is en-
ployed there in the Christmas tree
business.
Frank Bodies is. employed with
his brother, Tux Bolles, at Troy
for the winter. Mrs. Bolles left
Sunday to be with him.
| Chas. Matteson and j. w. Daniel
were in Libby Thursday. Lawrence
a Conway attended to the ferry IT
MIR. Daniels absence.
| B. Brown of Missoula visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hess over the
I weekend. .. !.
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Observation-Disclosures
F0RT|NE
observation-disclosures

M. Fl. Baker of Libby was a
caller in our neighborhood on Sun
day
II. j. Yoppe and mother, Mrs.
Kiefer, were Kalispell visitors on
Friday.
Miss Marjorie Cole of Eureka
spent the weekend here, the guest
of Miss Ruth Curtis
P. v. Klinke, Jr., was in kalis-
pell on Thursday.
Miss Helen Dierman of Eureka
was the weekend guest of Margie
and Jean Yoppe.
Mrs. Asa Curtis visited in Kalis-
pell Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs Rudy Peck of Eureka was
in Fortine on Wednesday on her
way home from OsWego
| Roman Zeller of Somers, was q
visitor here on Wednesday and
Thursday
Mrs. F. v. Klinke visited in Eu-
reka on Wednesday,
P. v. Klinke, Jr., was in Somers
Friday
A big crowd attended the wrest-
ling match in Fortine Saturday
night
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs
O. A. Baker are suffering with
whooping cough
Mrs. Fred Israelson Of Trego Wis
tied friends in town Monday.
The report comes from Kalispel
of the passing of Mrs. r. M. dick,
Metcalf on Sunday afternoon, aftel
lingering illness. Mrs Metcal1
taught the upper grades in the For
tine schools number of years age
and had many friends in this place
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Weldemeyei
and Mrs. 0. B. Johnson were In
Kalispell last Friday.
The Royal Neighbors staged their
annual pajama party last Friday
evening at the A. E. Johnson home
Seventeen ladies were present
Bert Wilke, Mrs. Fred Titchbourns
and Mrs. r. Bjornerud.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Olsen of Darby
visited at the Titchbourne home or
Friday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Marriage Announced.

The marriage of Gertrude Waller
Rogers and Fred Wheeler of Cul-
bertson on October Is has been an
nounced Mrs Wheeler is a we'll
known young woman who was born
and reared here Mr. Wheeler is a
prominent young man of Froid,
where they will make their home at
the close of Mrs. Wheeler's term of
school The sincere wishes of Mrs.
Wheeler's many friends are extend
ed to the couple for happy married
life.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27

getting his deer last Thursday, a
nice five point buck.
L. Conway is relieving Alex
Tsiantes on the section for few
days.
Forrest Potter, a junior at the
Libby high school, returned to Lib
by Saturday afternoon to attend
the De Molay dance. Forrest has
recently become a member.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Legion and Auxiliary Meets.

On Friday evening the regular
meeting of the Legion and Auxiliary
met at the hall. The Legion named
committee to make plans for the
proper observance of Armistice Day
The Auxiliary voted in favor OF
amending the constitution to the eff
feet that they have two regular bus
mess meetings each month rather
than one and an executive board
meeting. Plans were completed fol
the annual Halloween dance with
Mrs. j. Buhmiller general chairman
assisted by Mesdames Gibbons, Nc.
Clure, Riley, Morgan, Scott anc
Porter. Mrs. John Buhmiller anc
Mrs. Jas. Broderick served lunch a
the close of the session.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Wnman's Club Meets.

The senior Woman's club met at
the some of Mrs. Cora Waller on
Monday evening. At the close of
the business session, Mrs. r. McCul-
Tough gave report of the Butte
convention which she attended. Mrs.
Mosby added highlights of the con-
vention. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close
of the meeting. The next meeting
will be the annual Montana prod
ucts dinner at the Montana Hotel
on November 5.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27

George Ackrill of Whitefish was
a caller here Saturday.
Bob Baker of Libby was calling
on voters here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Powell and
family of Libby were weekend
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oak Knapp.
Bud Williams was a business call
er in Kalispell Friday.
Frank Cochran of Whiteflsh was
a weekend visitor.
Mrs. w. c. Fewkes and daughter
Mildred returned last week from a
trip to Grand Coulee dam, Spokane,
Portland and Boomers Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wenzler were
business callers in Kalispell the last
of the week.
Mrs. J. L. Jones returned from a
brief visit in Whitefish Sunday al
ternoon.
Fred Marks, Dow O'Brien and
Thomas Handley were among those
who attended the democratic rally
in Libby Monday night.
Mrs. J. c. Shanahan, Ward and
Clementine were in Whitefish the
| last of the week.
Chas. Kins of Whitefish was q
caller here Monday.
Several from Rexford attended
the mission services which were
held in Eureka all last week.
Leo Collar, John and Dick Gaert
ner were business callers in Kalis
pell the first of the week.
Mrs. r. l.. LA Dyer and hel
/ guests, Mr.. and Mrs. j Hammond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge of Seattle
have returned from visit in Essex
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kins ane
Children moved out to the Charlie
Kins farm home the first of the
yYFaol
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Birthday Dinner.

Bobby Hebison was host to group
of his friends on Friday evening at
a dinner party in celebration of his
birthday. Those attending were:
Bubbles Peltier, Pauline Fleming,
Ruth Day, Esther Sellers, Earl Web
er, Rhoddy Sellers, Victor Chal-
craft, and Tommy Costich. Bob re-
ceived many pretty gifts
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Paiama Party.

Members of the Royal Neighbors
enjoyed pajama party at the home
of Mrs. Abe Johnson in Fortine on
Friday evening. Pinochle was en-
joyed by the ladies until the wee
hours of morning. A covered dish
supper was served before dis
persing
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Extending an Olive Branch

II once taught school," said Uncle
Eben, "jes long enough to realize
dat when you are extendin' an olive
branch you want to select one dat
kin be used de same as a birch
rod"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Boxing Club.

The Boy Scouts have received a
pair of boxing gloves and are going
at it strong each Tuesday evening
at the grade school. Tom Warden,
Scout master, hopes to have an ex-
hibition match at smoker soon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Relieved In Slavery

The negro slaves set free in AT
RIGA in SANKEY'S time Immediately
proceeded to secure slaves of their
own.
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Frozen Fish Live

Il is possible for fish to remain
alive after being frozen in ice. In
Siberia. there are rivers that freeze
solid all winter. releasing the still
living fish in the spring.
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J. c. Johnston Of Spokane spent
the weekend with his wife here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Richardson left
Sunday for Spokane where they will
spend a week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Nelson on October 10, weight
6l2 pounds.
John Gildon returned from Spo-
kane Saturday where he had at
tended the marriage of his son, Don.
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EniscnnaI SERVICES.

Evening prayer and sermon on
the first Sunday evening in Novem-
Der at 8 o'clock, November g.
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Economy

When any selfish group start out to get some
special privilege for themselves they have to tnd
an excuse The politicians of Montana are trying
to make it so that they stay in office regardless
how they may neglect their work or how inefficient
or dishonest they may be-
Their excuse is economy. They say it will do
away with one election every four years and save
the taxpayers money.
Don't be nisled The constitution OF the United
States requires congressional elections every two
years If the politicians given this special prlvl-
lege we will still have the same number or elections
The same number of judges and clerks will be re-
CURED The same number OF ballots. The same
checking and counting.
Economy IS AN EXCUSE, not a reason.
DON'T LET SELFISH POLITICIANS TINKER
WITH MONTANA'S BASIC LAW.
VOTE:
ri AGAINST the Amendment of Article SO Of the
Constitution of Montana
Published and by Constitutional League
Paid Political Adv
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attended and much enjoyed. closed
the Charter Night Program.
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Surprise Party,

The members of the Sunday even.
ing dinner club met at the home Of
Mrs. Ray Eberth on October IL anc
gave her a surprise party in honor
of her birthday. Five couples were
present and enjoyed a delicious sup
per and an evening at cards.