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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28

and his pipe are becoming rather
outstanding as Is Wilbur Hughes
our modern newest esquire. s
t. Holland will take In the Ioe
Louis and X o. Green bout This
week .Rumors have II that Mary
stewart has burdens too heavy 10
carry. They are namely Chester
Bryant, Bill Leyens. and Elmer
Mcmillan. Our friend Gloster
Current pens that hen he clad ia
near from any OF the earp anv
time. IA few OF The bitthdays 10
he celebrated soon are those NJ
Margarie Conway. Helen Rein
hardt Marian Stewart. Mildred
Lindsay. Frances White. Lillian
Staball, and Yours Truly A
number OF the gang will he present
al the lMCA Oct. q al The dance
given by the Scy club We hear
that Mildred Mason is going 10
church every SUNDAY and prayinv
every day until graduation. Mil
dred Lindsay Marian Stewart
Doris Tibbs. Walter Fisher and
Harris Oily are tops" in the social
whirl al Northern High Helena
Braxton SAYS that she can't wait
until Xmas. lis not 10 see Santa
Claus, put It's her wedding day.
Nesbit Patton announced this week
that the MAS seal drive will he
gin soon. We hope that VIM.
Shuford won't lei those Northeast
ern Cats hurt our Northern Kittens
when they two teams meet Thurs
day. Betty and Phyllis Banks y
MI Clemens were visitors ir the
city over the week end We
would like 10 hear from our
friends. Elizabeth McClenny and
Carolyn Dent The Y Girls Re-
serve will give Halloween dance
at The WV Oct 81 The Regal
club will celebrate Halloween at
International
Song Dedlcations From
Delmar white - Frances viii
liams. "Madly In Love With You"
Robert Thomas 10 Betty Banks,
JUST for A Thrill Roosevelt
lancy 10 Lois Darlington. Please
BE Kind"
This ends our specialization I'M
vi rexi week So Solong.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28

The Five W Social and Charity
club held an interesting meeting
Monday evening. Oct. 2s al 6sis
Woodrow street. Mrs. Lula Haryir
as hostess. All members were pre-
sent with the exception Of four
An enjoyable social hour follow
ed the business session at which
time the hostess served a delight
full two-course repast. The club will
hold Il next meeting Monday even
ing. Nov. :.
Mrs. W. NJ. Macarthur II presi-
dent. Mrs. Lula Harylr. secretary:
Mrs. 0phelia Smith, reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
CLUB ACTIVITIES
No. End Sophistikates

The North End Sophistikates met
at the home Of their sponsor. Mrs.
NJ. Scrugss OF 567 Hague avenue.
The president. Mrs Clarissia Lang
presided during the business ses-
sion. Little Doris Scruggs was
elected club mascot An appetizin2
repast was served.
Next meeting will he al the home
OF Miss Frances White. 66t Alger.
Miss Betty Sullivan will he hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Club Trece

The Club II sce held its regular
meeting at the home Of Mrs. A. 5.
Strong, 400 Alger.
Mrs. Woods ard Mrs, Orse were
appointed treasurer and secretary
10 fll the vacancies left when Mrs.
Priscilla Harvey and Mrs. Sadie
Mickie resigned.
A Get-Together will he held Sat
urday. The next regular meeting
will he held at the home OF Mrs.
y. Moore Al Hague.
whist was an added feature OF
the evening. Mrs. Woods was
awarded hrst prize; Mrs. Orse. sec
ond
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Live Wires Club

The Live wires club sponsored a
scaveneer Hunt Friday. Oct. 20.
prlzes were won by Mcnuny
Rlount and James r. MearS.
Among those participating were:
Emma Lee Hamilton, Eddie Julian,
Roselle Jefferson, Ernest Forster,
Georgia Roseman. Jean Strickland
Milous Hill. Magnolia Blourt. Dir
sell Julian. Junior Cooper and
many others.
Iuez Blcunt Il club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Altruistic Nine Club

Last Tuesday evening the Altru-
istic Nine clab held It's regular
meeting on Farnsworth avenue.
With all members present Mrs.
Sadie Keith was hostess to the
club. After The business session
she served delIghtfnI renasl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
This And That
Notice Singers

.o mhearsals for the Oratorlo.
,"'asrlng 81 Mcscs.-Dett-wIll
~, ned ut Second Baptist Church.
W nonroe. every Monday. 1880 r.
~ a'l singers are invited. Additions
are being conducted.
yrs. Ida Cordes. Director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Club Ne.Cs
Eyes On. ;.
!. Young Detroiters
BY GRAYCE THOMAS

No.. am sgs.n with my week
. a ....,,rsatior OF what's what and
shos who.
n, pebonair Senior club OF
, -. renter held their annual
,..,,ou OF officers recently. The
'. oIaeers are George Hawkins,
. y. Esther Siroughn. vice
s..,Idsut; Florence Martin, treas
,,., christine wright. secretary;
LIME. CuInyard. publicity director
IN, coed club Of the YMCA held
,,,,, meeting at the YM and ac-
,,,l,d number OF new members
INTO The club
The Womens gym classes meet
.,rv wednesday al 1880 TO $50
4, Brewster
The Motor city Boys hand Will
,.,braie their NTH year an
I,lvrnry with a banquet the latter
mr ., November at Peace Baptist
thurch
The Citizens Federation club held
another one OF their enjoyable
| hncss Sunday at the Mayfair. On
hand 10 make the daIce a success
| we're. Claude Spivy. Ruby Thomas,
|TA,lma Johnson. Raymond Win
leicester, Joe howell, Tony Ozark
|r Roosevelt lancy. Betty Banks.
|d NJ Clemens. Mr.. and Mrs. John
HOLIDAY. Jr.. Willie Herrell, Way
Imam Bower. PHYLLIS Banks. OF Mt.
clemens. Marion Stewart. Jean
Merits. Kenneth Brantly, Mildred
Lindsay Walter Harp. Eugene
Watts. Ira Woodall. Ralph White,
Gilbert Jackson. Louise McNair.
Robert Flowers John Thomas.
Gloria Talberl. Rose Lee Davis.
Icssph Burgess, Edwin Davis. Err
rio Gillian. Lprenza Moner, Ber-
nad Dobne, Mary Jane Taylor.
Eddie Dobney, Charles Davis and
codes Of others.
Attending he Tenants and Mer-
rhani' dance last Thursday ever
INK al Brewster center were Buddy
Jones, william Herrell. Fannie
Anderson Alice Goodwin. Mary
Roysler' Henry Davis. James GUM
Iird, Raymond Winchester, Saddle
Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nc
nay Mrs. Walter Johnson. Atty
Psrcival Piper. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
'e'd Mrs l.. Hodge. Lorenzo
'aloy Chester Jones. Herman
'aanders, Norman Oden, Lucy Tho
mas Robert Thomas. Roselie
'rovn, Mrs Robert Middleton, Mrs.
lice Stevens, Mrs. T.. Ballamy.
iohsrl eddie, Willie Fresh, En-
i'f Grier, J. Theus. william c.
Fl'r Charles Tinsley. Mr.. and
rs Willie Jackson, Mrs. Marjorie
nd'rson Elizabeth Foster, Ralph
'nlle Ira Woodall. Robert Nelson.
oro'hy Collier. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
PAYNE, Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. w.
rice Mrs G. Pitts. Mr.. and Mrs.
arence Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
p Reed Kenneth Warren. and
sl'l lacks
This And That
srnf Gillian has returned 10
oN after spending her vsca-
N visiting her mother in Indiana
ms Elizabeth Mccoy IL OK
''ed 10 return home this week
'm Inc South. "A speedy re-
very Is wished for Lois Bowen.
rod Thomas. Kitty Redmon and
m'r Mcmillan s. T. Holland
poH' that he has no intention
rfting Charles Samnlos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Hi-Hatters Social

Members " the High Ilaticrs
club met last Saturday TO make
plans for their next party. 10 he
given on Oct IS, at pm The
public Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Regal Club

The Regal club announces that
II Is making plans for the orsanixa-
tons annual Halloween masque-
rade ball. to be held Tuesday eve
ming. Oct. a. Nathaniel wicks Is
president Of the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
ATTENTION, LADIES!

Tribune makes speciality 81 printing wedding invitations
kinds Invitations visiting
forth Prices reasonable 2i46 ST. Antoine
Telephone Clifford sast
Evening star., 1939-04-28
A REAL HOME BUY.

An unusual value: detached house. large
lot. in strictly residential section of NV.
convenient to TRANSFORMATION. schools and
stores. s large rooms. including ; bed
| garage: attrsctively priced. Call OWNER.
Evening star., 1939-04-28
r. I. AVE, Mr.. N. CAPITOL.

Here is your chance to make a swell pur-
chase of a fine brick home in a DISTINCTIVE
section for only S9.45O Contains 3 bed
rooms and two sparkling tiled baths. living
room with fireplace and recessed bookcases,
lovely dining room. modern kitchen
equipped with G. E. refrigerator and Magic
Chef gas range, factory built-in cabinets.
large paneled recreation room in basement.
lavatorv. laundry trays. Bryant automatic
air-ccnditioned heat. detached garage. In
Spect this by calling Emerson QnHS
Evening star., 1939-04-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition E. A.
BARRY. 3i33 l4th NV. Col GOS6.
6 TO RMS. PREFER N E OR Sc: GOOD
cash: ike possession within ~ days E
A GARVEY, Dist. 450s. Sun. and eve.
Geo, G69". 1l26 VT. ave.
WILL PAY CASH FOR d. C. PROPERTY.
any section. any condition white or col
ored Call MIR. SMALTZ, Natl. 2499; eve
nlneS. phone Dupont 1896
CASH-5-l. ROOM HOUSES WHITE OR
colored; also lots and acreage A. FISCH-
Err. $50 / .th ST. NV. Natl. ;;3"S
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR SEVERAL
old houses; no commission. Box 4Ol-C,
Star.
GET MY PRICE bEFURE YOU SELL.
l personally will pay cash tor your D. c,
property, white or colored G G. DUTY
lo24 Vermont ave. National 44S2
Evening star., 1939-04-28
SUMMER HOMES.

MOUNTAIN LODGE. LINCOLN HIGH
way. west of Gettysburg. Pa Adioins
Caledonia State park, and gof course.
1.4o0 it. elevation; lovely scenery. Pti-
vate deer and game refuge of so acres,
with half-mile trout stream Six-room
furnished cottage. stone and frame. sleep
ing porch, 3 bedrooms. stone fireplace,
electricity and spring water Also five
room cottage. with bath Droves of deer
come to lawn to feed Grouse. Quail and
trout aplenty. For sale at fraction of
its cost
Mr. Farouhar BOSS & PHELPS Ma.
$500 or Ad O3O3
Evening star., 1939-04-28
HOUSES FURNISHED.


SUITABLE FOR ARMY OR NAVY OF
fcer Near schools. churches, Conn. ave.
bus. Cathedral Detached, completely fur
niShed 1 bedrooms, bath, lst- floor lava
tory, maids room, electric rcfrieeratlon.
washer. hot-Water heat, fireplace. piano,
hualt-ln GARAGE. Phone Emerson 36iG.
REAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED CORNER
home rooms, bedrooms. > baths; oil
heat; attractive furniture: Z, block trans
portation A real value. 1nspet cion IN
vIted. LESLIE d. MEASELL. AID. 9oG3.
"S'
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-MAY 10 TO SEPT
% dei, compl. furn; Is rms. 3 bedrooms
sleeping porch: :, baths. 314o Jen!fer st.
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Call Wisconsin ol61.
TWO BEDROOM MOD. Blk. BUNGALOW;
maple and porch furniture, eec. kitchen
fatWare. linens; STD. aoS So. Ode ST..
Ar,lngton tFoXcroftD. Q min. via Memorial
or An s.. bridges; bus sta. ! tn d f.
LARGE 5 RMS. COMPLETELY FURN.
for : months; modern improvements: SO
per month. lllOO Geo. ave. extended.
Evening star., 1939-04-28
HOUSES For SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-A VERY ATTRAC-
tive home. 10 rooms 3 baths, double ga
raee; OIL heat; spacious grounds lots of
fruit trees and shrubbery. | acre of gar
den SPOT. ..S4s High St Sc
Evening star., 1939-04-28
K ST. NE. NR. 7th.
LIQUIDATION,

Here's your opportunity to buy at less
than cost. on very easy terms. We are
offering a bungaow that has been fore
closed at a price less than the cos Of
building 1t. Only l year old. in perfect
condition. ) large rooms tile bath and
an attic that can be made into :, addl-
tional rooms Oil heat. built-ln garage
on a lot InXl 81. For further information
call j WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met. HAS
Evening star., 1939-04-28

COLORED 1920 eth ST. NE-8 RM,
tiled bath. brick; new gas furnace; Colonial
front porch. double inclosed rear porcheS;
large. dIy cellar; nice yard Everything
in new condition Price. S6,95O, good
terms. E, A. GARVEY Owner. District
45Us. Sunday and evening Georgia $500.
CoLORED--l25G HAMLIN ST. Me-
rooms bath. h.-wh.; fully detached double
rear porches: price $1,000. SULLIVAN
BROS. 1920 st. NV. Me-. 4323.
COLORED- JACKSON ST NE--IM-
mediate possession. Bargain for cash
Beautiful home. income producing 3 large
rooms. . baths. sleeping porches, }-car ga
rage; a MI PO o6l w to inspect .}Ua
Evening star., 1939-04-28
CHEVY CHASE,

5000 Will buy Chevy Chase home on
terms as low as S150 cash. Dutch Colonial
house with four bedrooms. large living
room: treplace. new oil furnace and gas
range; garage: large lot. See 1919 Inco-
mar Open Sat. and Sun. Key at 1906
1ngomar
VIM. T. BALLARD,
Evening star., 1939-04-28
COLORED.

Purchase Lot IN Beautiful
Eastland Gardens.
When $3.50 to $500 is paid we will build
a modern home for you.
Also 1915 Meade ST. n e.-4 rms, b.. gas.
cleo, heat, bsmt., lot 4uXl4u. Small casn
pdymenI
Evening star., 1939-04-28
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

500 ROOMS AND BATH. PORCHES
yards ami, central location. 1867 Morse
81. ne. Geo. 63tO.
Evening star., 1939-04-28
1894 G. ST N r

Reconditioned 6 rooms and bath.
h.-w h. cellar. c-car garage. Price. $3.50.
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
T. NJ. AIKEN.
500 H ST. NV Natl! $3.50
Evening star., 1939-04-28
FRED NJ CHIVES.
4 % Int1f NJ ,,,,nl,,
T ST Mr. 2nd NV

Colored-S rms. bath. cellar. modern:
will rsdecorate: St,95O: $500 cash, balance
monthly Cal Mr. DAVIS. F. NJ. AIKEN
500 II s.. Nv. Natl. :}35G. Atlantic 1885
Evening star., 1939-04-28
GLOVER PARK-S7,45O.

An opportunity TO buy a GRUVER- BUILT
brick home fine location a. a bargain
price Contains larse living room with FIRE
place. large dining room. kitchen with all
equipment, large rear porch. > big bedrooms.
completely Tiled bath with shower, large
rear sleeping porch. basement. lavatory and
laundry bu!t-in garaGe. $50 cash. balance
like rent Georgia 40! or Emerson ao6s.
K ST. NE. Mr.. 7th.
S5o5N--. -rm. brick. :, baths: INV h i.
with oil burner; full cellar. hardwood
floors throughout. .-car brick garage; con-
:enient terms HOHFNSTEIN BROS. 1th
n,
Evening star., 1939-04-28
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INDIAN CHIEF 1898 "a. large wind
shield. metal leg guards. side carrier with
Waterproof box body: dimensions > it. Nv
IT,, actually driven 5000 miles Just
installed new tires. Absolutely perfect me
chamcal condition. Will paint unit any
color YOU so desire. Former owner has not
further use for same. Will sacrifice to
quick buver: easv terms Can National
"Soo HILL d T1BBITTS. 1l14 Vermont
Evening star., 1939-04-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON LoNGFELLoW ST AT GA AVE- st
COM: Il r. snd b.. cellar. h.-w h cleo, y
car gar: suitable for business and dwell
ing Price. only $3.50. delivered clear or
financed 10 suit. E. A. GARVEY towner),
Dist. 45oS Eve and Sun. Geo $3.50
NEAR 14th AND H SITS. N.W-OID
brick house on lot 162a it. by 90 TT The
price. S3,.5no, is little less than The
assessed value. The location is conspicu-
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1119 K St NV. Natl. 1866
Evening star., 1939-04-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NOT Slo,15o-->,j.7 80: LOW TERMS. NEW
!, r. vacant; Colonial brick; moo !, r 12x
~. tile bath: } :. basement. mile D c.
GEO. c. WALKER Greenwood 1890 50
S4,65o: S45 MO.-SAI4E OR RENT-EAST
Riverdale, Md.-New Seni-bungaiows, fun
ooSi. after Il pm
Evening star., 1939-04-28
= $1,000 Off Original Price
BEST $500 VALUE.

Just off 1st ST. big corner home of :
rooms and bath large bay-windowed living
room, 2-car de ached GARAGE: can be bought
On anv reasonable terms. Call Georgia
Evening star., 1939-04-28
80 Eye ST. N. w.

SEE TO-DAY OR TONIGHT.
1872 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Corner detached brick. new condition:
> bedrooms, " baths; " 11replaces; o-car
b.-i gar; recreation rm.: oil heat; lot
about 1nxll5: large trees {" bedrms
full bath on lst H.. Priced right. Dist
n3tiS or Geo Abs
Evening star., 1939-04-28
FARMS FOR RENT
LOIS For SALE.

FARMHOUSE BEDROOMS, :. BATHS
mile of water front on Chesapeake Ba
MRS. JOHN VEST. Stevensville Md.
Evening star., 1939-04-28
SUMMER CAMPS.
7 fI!lI INbFRo CHlTf EOft bOfS, lALb
Timbers Md. opens July l. Investigate
or call Adams 1O1.S
SUMMER TOURIST CAMP.
SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

one block from ocean; rooms garage;
sacrifice sale. Write F. H. BUNNELL
Box f43. Richmond Va
Evening star., 1939-04-28
MONEY WANTED.

sso,ooo FIRST TRUST g., ON OR Re-
posed CaaTnI, cSccurfd on 80 acres of pro-
49, 49, Iaiilp springs airport ste with I'm,
iHhoocrn Hhrn house. y, Commission No Ioan
aIhs. private investors only. Bcx III1R
Evening star., 1939-04-28

Section -.
These rare building sites, located within
10 to Is minutes drive of the city via
Chain Bridge at Langley. Va.-Wooded
hills, valleys and streams, from . acres
up-now being prepared and offered for
sale at very low prices. One of the most
attractive and desirable residential sec
tlons in Fairfax County. You should see
this property before you select building
site: D: S. MACKALL, Jr., Agent. oxford
G1 -W-1o LANGLEY. Va
Evening star., 1939-04-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT.

10 MILES D. C.. cOLEsVILLE RD.. !
acres. l brick and frame bids. well. elec,
Information. MICHIGAN Df!I
Evening star., 1939-04-28


FINE VALUE
FOR YOUR APPROVAL
LOCATED IN a distinctive. Chevy Chase
lovely kitchen . sparkling tiled baths, fin
ished attic. spacious recreation room: OIL
burner, open fireplace, large handicapped lot.
detached brick garage A truv marvellous
buy Inspect by calling BEITzELL District
300. to Q pm.
CHEVY CHASE; D, G-Sll.95o.
. BLOCKS VEST OF conn. AVE
attic. large living room with Stone FIRE
place. !ge dining room. communicating
with sunroom: breakfast room and maid S
room: oil burner. 2-car garage: 100-tt.
front well ,oa landscaped, with pool. Call
EDW. H JONES & CO. INC
For, brand-new brick bungalow, ; rooms,
bath open wood d-burnng fireplace; full
cellar, foored attic. air conditioned auto
"a''' ne29 WApIE e so0g gA%Es Nj 81 fSc fS9a location
s433 Georeia Ave Shepherd 5000
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
S11.95O
Will. consider, small house in trade:
beautiful new brick. 3 bedrooms and :
cut ave BOSS & PHELPS. National 1900;
EVENINGS. call Mr. Condit. Emerson $500.
GROOM AND :,-BATH HOME. OIL HEAT,
in most promising downtown location. lst
and sts NV. within two blocks OF the
proposed new State. War and Navy Build
ing: zoned Ist commercial: can be bought
at price that offers a substantial invest
ment- value. Call Mr.. Lewis ewes. Wood
9a4 I4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1939-04-28

] ACRE
+. t-room brick. w h. electricity. built
IN earagf chicken house paved road: 81
mo ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hvafts
VILE .65 "4' ~ t'H-
Evening star., 1939-04-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

TAKoMA PARK. MD-DETACHED. ONLY
five years old. Home and investment
Near transportation and stores Five
room and extra-lavatorv apartments
rented at $50 per month: :. apis. or
second floor rented at SAT so: separate
entrances: hot-water heat; two elec
refgs.: buit-in garage; price only SO, so
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st
NV Natiopal o345
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-02
Terriers Take Third
Place in Tournament

Eureka and Poison opened the
play Thursday afternoon at White
fish with both teams engaging in a
Walkathen. The regular playing time
ended in a l7-17 tie after a slow
drawn-out struggle. In the over
time period Fahlgren scored ; points
to give Poison victory by a 20-l7
score.
The inability of St. Matthews TO
sink close-in shots in the lass half
allowed Troy to exc out a 2i-20
victory in another slow game. The
Saints repeatedly missed setup
shots.
Libby was on for the first game
of the evening, and with accurate
shooting gained big lead and vic
tory over Big Fork, 36-23. Both
teams featured exceptional shoot
ing in this game
The first half of the Wnitefish-
Columbia Falls game was nip and
tuck, but when Whitefish began to
hit in the second half the game be-
came walkaway for Wilstefish.
The score at the end was 1920 The
game was married by frequent foul
ing.
In the first elimination game Eu-
reka out-lucked st. Matthews to
win, 1922, thus forcing the Saints
from play in the remaining games.
Columbia Falls eliminated Big
Fork by remaining in closeup shots
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-02

rally First the Peptomists led the
group in some songs. Gene Now
ell, whe-was master of ceremonies,
then called upon some speakers
from the student body and faculty.
The cheer leaders, Gerry Burke. and
Miriam Gooselaw. led the students
in some rousing yells. Next. Mr.
Kemper and Mr. Duykers, Of the
faculty. played duet on the pi-
ano and brought the house down.
A recently organized group
stepped into the limelght on this
day They are called the Pessimists
and are group of boys that or
ganized to help the Peptomists pro
mote more pep and school spirit
The boys sang several songs and
then put on skit called, Libby
Goes to Town"
After few more yells the meet
ing adjourned and the students were
all sure that this was proper
send-off for the tournament-bcund
team.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-02

to win 28-l4. The long distance
shooting of the Big Fork quintet
failed to hit the basket.
In the semi-finals Friday night
Poison and Troy battled on even
terms for three quarters but Poison
had the extra punch to put across
a 23-l7 victory.
The feature game of the evening
between Libby and Whitefish was
the thriller of the tournament.
Whitefish led at the end of the fils
quarter; Libby soon went into the
lead and held it until the last two
minutes of the game when White
fish tied the score and then went
out in front with accurate shots
from the field. The final score
read 80 to 26. This was easily the
outstanding game of the tourna-
ment, both teams playing at top
speed.
The first game Saturday night
was between Columbia Falls and
Eureka for 4th and 9th places. Col
umbia Falls smooth game, with bet
ter passing and defense, outpaced
the Eureka teams 1917.
The second game between the
veteran rivals, Libby and Troy, was
battle royal for 3rd and 9Th places.
With neither team playing outstand-
ing basketball, the lead changed
hands constantly. The second half
was as close as the first, but the
score at the end was 20 81, in favor
of the Terriers.
The deciding game of the .ourna-
ment was fought between Whitefish
and Poison for first and second
places In the third and fourth
quarters the Whitefish squad ran
over their rangy rivals to beat Pol
son 27-15 and win the tournament
Sleizer of Libby was high point
man Of the tournament with 38
points.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-02
Editorial

In the recent QUESTIONABLE, many
students raised questions about the
system of eliminating from extra
curriculars those students who have
received two successive Us in de-
pertinent
Some students asked Should stu
dents be excluded from activities
they don't get credit FOR, because
of department." Should a boy
be kicked out of basketball or foot
ball because of department" 1T is
usually the lively student, not the
quiet, orderly one who takes part
in outside activities. Docs Ii do any
good to exclude him?"
Like many others, the practice
cannot be called good o. bad
because of recommendation or con-
demnation by persons with biased
opinion. Obviously these questions
come from students who have SUI
fered from the effects of the ruling.
On the other hand, the teachers
who made the rule, or the students
who don't participate in extra cur
riculars or who don't receive US
cannot fully understand the view
point of those who do.
Although this method provides an
easily administered punishment for
unsatisfactory department, and pos
sibly provides an incentive for i'm
provement, it has its disadvantages.
1t is really not fair to all the stu
dents. as it Furnishes only those OF
Tenders who take part in outside
activities. In many cases it results
only in harming the organization
itself, as it causes the loss of It's
most active members. It may also
cause the student who participates
in these activities to lose interest if
he is excluded for a long period
and may motivate no real improve
ment in behavior. Finally, should
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-02

Eugene Doll came to Libby last
year from Missoula Before that
as all the Montana history class
knows. he lived at historical old
Fort Benton.
When asked what his hobby was,
Eugene replied in his characteristic
drawl, All | ever do is Scouting.
His ambition is to be a professional
Scouter. This position requires sew
EN- or eight years of preparation, 50
you can easily see that it is no
casual aim in life.
Eugene says he just rambles
around doing nothing much except
that he does play in the band. the
orchestra, the dance band, and is
practicing for part in the senior
play He also likes to skate, hike,