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Evening star., 1940-04-25
FASTER SCHEDULE
FOR THE LIBERTY!

LIBERTY always the
favorite for luxury and thrift and
the wide range of its accommodations,
Is now 20 minutes faster each way be.
tween Washington and Chicago.
Iv. Washington $40 PM. ES.T)
Ar. Chicago S:15 Am. (C.S.T.)
Iv. Chicago 500 Pm. (C.S.T.)
Ar. Washington $40 AM. (E.S.T.)
lAnd 6 other fine trains daily between
Washington and Chicago
THE ST. LotISAN. faster nosy,
'spitb earlier morning arrival in St. Louis!
Iv. Washington 1:45 PM, E.S.T)
Ar. St. Louis $40 AM. (C.S.T.)
A tremendous convenience to travellers
in either direction is The S. Loaisan,s
new schedule. Westward it is the only
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
NEVINNY DESET DNf "
MESTSKEM XEZENf

Ackoliv nebyl when z neja-
keno zlocinu, Edgar G. Cope,
straviti musel deset dnf We We
zeni. Tf1, ktere vinil z okra-
den1 jeho, byli propusteni ma
Zaruku.
Cope svedcil, re do Baltimore
prisel z Waynesville, Severnf
Karollny, S $25 v kapse. Hledal
81 zde praci. Sv6dcil proti tfem
when je,ze no okradli, kdyz "a
ne zaplatil v hospode, kde po-
chlubil Sc Sc svymi pencil.
Svedcil, re jeden, Bleinber-
ger, no udeTil a ii druzf: Git
tings a Berger wall mu penlze.
Blelnberger pOmoc1 pravn1ka
dokazal, re nemohl mu witt
SIS, ponevac pc zaplaceni ko-
falky Cope mel co delati, ably
vyskrabal z kapes nejake pc
nlze krone 55 cent?.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
HALIFAX ~VELVYSLANCEM
We SPOJ. STATECH.

V Londyne Daily Mail pro-
hlasil, re lord Halifax Dude no.
wynn anglickym velvyslancem
We Spojenych Statech. Ma je-
no mlsto nastoup1 nynejsi mi
INSTR valky Anthony Eden.
Lord Halifax byl neustale
kritisovan casti tisku, zvlaste
pro chladnost, jakou osvedco-
val k Rusku.
Daily Mail prav1, re Halifax
ovo jmenovanf bylo jiz pTedlo-
zeno p~residentu Rooseveltovi.
Nasledkem toho budou prove
deny zmeny v ministerstvu, jez
umozn1, ably byl povolan do ka
binetu David Lloyd George,
premier v dobe svetove valky.
Halifax nastoupil ma mfsto
Edena, kdyz Sc tento VIDAL sve
no 1radu, protoze nesouhlasil s
politikou usm1renl, kterou vedl
Chamberlain.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
F.. j. Jirak mezi zabitymi.

Til ddstojn1ci a tTi vojaci by
Ii zabiti, kdyz vojenske bombo-
metne letadlo robbie Sc v no
rach Santa Ana, Is mil ma jiho-
vychod cd March Field, Kal.
Mrtv1 jsou: Prvn1 porucfk H.
J. Turner z Corning, Ia, pilot
aeroplanu. Prvn1 poruc1k Do
Maid 7. Ward, druhy pilot ae-
roplanu, pochazej1c1 z West
Los Angeles. Prvnf poruc1k
Vernon McCauley z Riverside,
Kal. Serzant T. F. Sweet z
Riverside, Kal. Desatn1k FIR.
J. Jirak re Salem, Ore. FROSTY
vojak James c. Sessions z Bis
bee, Ariz.
Vsichni tri ddstojnfci byli
zenati.
Armadni mluvcf pravil, re
aeroplan byl DB-17, maj1c1 4
motory. Byl ma cvicnem letu
Fotograf, ktery byl ma blfzku
sceny, pravil, re jedno kridlo
aeroplanu patrne zasahlo
strom. HI. M. Baird udal, re
aeroplan krouzil kolem jeho
domova jake by hledal misto,
kde pristati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
Cesky Sokol " Argentine ma
tslocvicnu.

V Buenos Aires, Argentina,
tsl. pulmes1cn1k Nova doba",
ktery nese spanelsky podtitul
eel mas popular organo de los
Checosy Eslovacos en- la Anne
RIGA del SUD-, pTinesl nasledu-
j1c1 zpravu:
Telocvicna Jednota Sokol
Villa Dominica "a spolu1casti
vsech krajanskych spolkG ja-
koz i Sokola Jihoslovanskeho
oslavila mas nejvetsf narodni
svatek otevfen1m vlastn1 telo-
cvicny!
V techto tezkych a nejistych
dobach, kdy nev1me, CO nam
pfinese z1tfek, budovali jsme
tento stanek S laskou a v jisto-
te lepsfch pTistich dn1! Nase
kolonie pochopila pine nase
snahy a teto vyznamne udalos-
ii v tax pamatny den z1castni-
la Sc v poctu velmi zTfdka vida
mem!
T1mto mohutnym p~rojevem
dali jsme odpoved vsem tenn,
kteT1 sc test z roztT1Stenosti ma
81 kolonie a spjatf spolecnym
utrpen1m ukazali jsme, re v do
bach tezkych dovedeme j1ti
vsichni svorne, nadSene a ODE
tave "a jedn1m cflem s tim We
domfm, re zadne nasilf a bez-
pravf nema vecneho trvani a
re ma konec prece jen: Pravda
a pravo zv1tezf!
My, kteT jsme wall dobro-
volne ma sebe odkaz nasich "a
kladatelG slibujeme, re Sc bu-
deme vzdy snaziti jfti v jejich
Slepejich: Use pro narod!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
Americky sochar zemrel
" Rhine.

V Rhine Hendrick Christian
Anderson, znamy americky So
char, zemrel We veku 68 rok1.
Pochazel z rodiny slavneho
danskeho autora pohadek, je-
hoz jmeno bylo Hans Christian
Andersen a jenz zemrel roku
1875. Tyto pohadky jsou pre-
lozeny do vsech modernlch ia
zykG.
SochaT H. C. Andersen Sc
narodil v Americe poslednich
Al rok1 I'll stale v Rhine. Mel
vetsi publicisty 81 zfskal svymi
plany ma vybudovanf "mezina-
rodnlho mesta" k propagaci
mlru, pro kterezto mesto ital-
sky premier Mussolini tehdy
sllbil m1sto nedaleko R1ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
Pet syni ma vojnu, sesty
vyjmut.

Krajanstf manzele Jan a OIL
ga Coufalovi v Temple, Texas,
oba 81 rok start, mali dvanact
dftek a z tech je sest SYM. Ii
vsichni jsou We veku, podleha-
j1c1m vojenske povinnosti a pro
to take byli registrovani k Cd
vodu. Vsichni sc nalezaj1 v
trfde Al. Nyn1 vsak odvodn1
rada vyhovela zadosti Coufala,
ably 29lety syn Robert byl Jim
ponechan donna k praci ma far
me. Ostatn1ch pet zGstava vsak
nadale v seznamu branc1 a ,jak
odvodn1 rada naznacila, mohou
byti vsichni. povolani k chime
sluzbe v dobe jednoho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
Znasilnsna cernochem.

V Greenwich, Conn, 31lety
cernoch Joseph Spell Sc pfi-
znal k znasilnenf John K. Stru-
bling, SO rokG stare, u n1z byl
zamestnan. Strubing udala, re
nachazela Sc v koupelne vedle
jeff loznice, kdyz uslysela ne
koho v loznici. Kdyz vstoupi-
la do loznice, byla cernochem
trikrate znasilnena a pax do
pravena k opustenamu reser-
voaru We Westchester okresu,
N. Y, do nehoz byla Jim Who
Zena.
Manuel jejf zamestnaval GER
Mocha, jenz byl jeho sluhou a
Soferem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
POSELSTVf
BENESE..

President Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky DR.. Eduard Benes a ne
kterf clenove ceskoslovenske
vlady ucinili v Londynskem
rozhlasu projev, jake Vanocnf
poselstv1.
"Drazf pfatele, jakozto pre-
sident Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky muslin sve Vanocnf a Novo-
rocni poselstvf miru a vfry "a
slati ceskoslovenskemu lidu
timto neobvyklym zpnsobem.
Je to poselstvf z DOLBY valecne,
ale take p~oselstvf pine viry We
vftezstv1 a novy rozmach Ces-
koslovenska. Pohlizfm ma W.
voj udalostf v teto valce s pl-
nou dGverou v budoucnost. Ne
mecko je stejne neschopno Wy
hrati jake "a posledni valky.
Velika Britanie stejne nepro-
hraje tuto waikiki, jake nepro-
hrala valku posledni. Velika
Britaine spolu Sc Spojenymi
Staty zGstava vladkyni mort j
vZduchu.
Pozorujfce skvelou moralku
britskeho naroda, jeho manor
nictva, armady i letectva. po-
zorujlce skutecnost, re Angli-
cane 81 dobre jsou vedomi to-
no, re politicka i socialni svo-
boda Evropy a celeho sveta JIG
V sazce, ~pozorujice pevne roz-
hodnutl Velike Britanie pod.
jati sc zachrany slavneho de.
dictvi evropske minulosti, jsme
povinni nejen dekovati Velkt
Britanii vroucne jmenem vsecI
CechoslovakG, ale soucasne Wy.
jadriti sve 1plne a neochvejnf
pfesv6dcen1, re tax jake stojf
me pc boku tohoto velikehc
naroda v jeho boji ma zivot &
ma smrt, tax take budeme Il
castni jeho vftezstvi, jez Sc do
stav1 jake nevyhnutelny d1sle
dek nadlidskeho valecneho Il
sill britskeho. V techto dnecl
mdzeme dodat, re Spojene Sta
ty zajist1 toto vitezstvi univer
saint pomoci, kterou Velikt
Britanii jiz poskytly a kterol
il budou poskytovat v budouc
nosti. Ver1m, re Rusko Dude
ma konec pres vsechnu svol
snahu O zachovanl neutrality
pfinuceno zasahnouti nejakyn
zpGsobem do p~Tftomneho e
vropskeho zapasu. Valka, je;
Sc takto prodluzuje, skoncl 81
padem diktatur a tech, kteri s,
S mimi spojili.
We dnech vanocn1ch mas
myslenky zaletajf do Prahy, ]
nas1m domovGm,k nasim liden
a k naSemu trp1cfmu narodu
Jsme vsichni naplneni silnyn
cltem vfry, nadeje a lasky. Pre-
il Yam vsem stastnejsl vanoce
nez jsme NELL v obou posled
Mich dvou letech, a vltezny rol
1041."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
BRZDIc DRAHY STRELEN.

George R. Hicks, brzdic Bal
timore and Ohio drahy, tezce
zranen byl v nedeli kuli, jez "a
ryla sc mu do zaludku kdyz jel
ma nakladn1m vlaku drahy ma
Edison Highway a Sinclair
Lane. Policie soudi, re rama
stfelena nejakym hochem. Brz-
die zranen byl tezce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
Costa pfisla draho.

Do Zlfna prijel hudebnik Ru
dolf Dvorak z Brna. Prvnf je-
no costa byla ma policii ohlasit
ztratu naprsnf tasky S peti sty
sedesati K. Pozbyl je "a jfzdy
vlakem 2 kapsy svrchn1ku, KITE
ry mel viset v kupe vedle sebe
a sve manzelky. Ma ztratu pri-
Sci pri presbyterian v Otroko-
viclch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
KRADEz.

Kdyz cekala v sobotu ma ro-
hu Franklin a Greene ulic ma
zmenu ulicn1ho svetla, Florence
Handler, byla sbita a okrade-
ma cernochem, ktery otevrel
iej1 automobil, uderil il a ukra-
oil tobolku S SIS. Handlerova,
samotna v automobile, vrace1a
Sc z Vanocn1ho nakupu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27

Dorothy Speert skonala v
Clevelandu nasledkem tezkych
popalenin We SVEN domove. Ne
stahla plyn, kdyz brala kavo-
YOU konvici S horaku, siroky
rukav kimona sc vznal a v "a
pet1 byla v jednom plameni.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
The Shadow of Government

Government doorstep the
living of the citizen many
does the growth of influence
the frightening shadow of governmenbecome plain
where taxes and spending
Spending this
rate the past As
drawing and heavily citizens
still not matching by billions being
spent Not contend with
average Americans observation-disclosures
Jobholdergovenent has depend and
which, it is hoped, will be able produce
The extent OF spending
and proportions
public
These figures show that it would
cevd in 1889 by all living Mississippi
meet the total cost OF the United States
II you visualize the myriad collectors
ing cyclone ahonfrom Minnesota through the Dakoas
Wyoming Idaho, Washington
Colorado New Mexico Texas Nebraska
Missouri Iowa Kansas and Oklahomagaherng
earned by the labor of individual
entire collection would be the bill
eminent expenditure
In other words all the hard work toll
and building and west
tWothirds Of this
lion dollars by
single year
The long shadow continues enghen
the family and the household the
average Americans everyWhere
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
Should Plan For Permanent Lumber
Industry

The forest service has of
Lumber Industry by " Anderson f
great deal information
OF the lumber industry the Northern Rocky Region
its closing paragraphs have special
ton. quote.
The final of all is contribution to
human welfare and
dusta the lumber has followed
Maine the blue Pacific
Yet during the lumber communities
fell into oblivion when the timber leaving
Perforated generation the
from which they extract wretched existence
The decline of the lumber industry
Mountain Region has already because
right kind OF timber hand
the larger closing with
yond the Pacific the worker the cities
the soil to become stranded bacwah
community enterprise There however opportunity large
permanent lumber industry this wage
furnished employment least
sustained indefinitely all forest lands
The industry still in the big mill
dung almost 30 OF the lumber
couraged to remain in business Much has been
nomc advantage of the small mill mobility Although is true
tnat the small mill produces cheaper lumber this
at the of the Adequate facilities are main
tanned with difficulty accident health the worker
seldom exist and invariably
difficulties In maintaining solidarity employees
Tor job security community welfare
lands Infinitely for the large operation
efforts OF employer and employee the better
made available easily the bigml
stability and community welfare the should
grated with other
well balanced community whose citizens
lean standards Of living The lumber industry right be proud
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
One More Object Lesson For
This District

item that appeared Sunday Spokesman Rev
should the The
told of Panhandle Lumber
Company lone Wash Spirit Lake da
The Spirit mill established
AT employed in
the mills and employed
company.
John Dmeing. president general man
of the said unlikely
would mills in
the plants
1t said that closing ghost towns
OF lone and Spirit Lake lone approximately
Spirit Lake has
This the thing Libby trying prevent
happening To forestall
sustained yield
By putting operation perpetual
he maintained this district would
would be needed Ghost vicinity ghost
west of here enough every
expended to make possible sustained management
The Sunday item another finger pointing
evtab end timber squandered
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
sssa.ss.ssssssssss.sssxsss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BY F. r.. STEVENS

he is a Catholic. That isn't Amer
lean. | am voting for Hoover"
In contrast with that frank state
ment, we read in a recent column
by General Hugh johnson, that
President Roosevelt will be reflect
ed because of the support of GER
tain religious. racial and economic
groups.
General Johnston's statement is
open to question The writer has
heard leading members of each of
these groups voice positive opposi-
ton to President Roosevelt and his
policies. Yet the New Deal is not
the question at issue here.
A situation where voters would
oppose certain groups rather than
cast their ballots for a man or his
principles is un-American and UNI
democratic.
The political RECOMMENDATION of
class against class, race against race,
religion against religion. will bring
endless controversy. Questions in
no way related to the political prob
lem in the election will confuse the
vital issues at stake.
When the curtain of the election
booth is drawn it bars all traditions
and tags except that of American
Citizen Whatever we do, let's vote
as Americans!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
Night Fishing To
Be Out This Year

Meat fishermen who like to
bangle baited hooks into streams
when they should be sleeping are
going to be out of luck this year,
as the state fish and game commits
sion has set fishing day from
in the morning to 1g at night Most
of the sportsmen'k organizations
throughout the state asked the COM
mission to adopt ouch ruling.
John SchoflsldA state superinten-
dent of fishefies and hatcheries, said
the new ruling will save thousands
of trout annually for local sports
men and tourists, where previously
the fish have only been going into
the bags of 'fish-b night meat
hogs"
The commission retained the bag
limit set last year--15 fish or Is
pounds and one additional fish. A
recommendation that the fishing
season be closed November Is in
stead of March Is was turned down.
The commission also voted down a
last years ruling preventing the use
Of "coW-bell' SpinnerS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
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SPLINTERS
BY Ted Ar0nsOn
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PROPAGANDA

Propaganda 1t makes some peo-
pie shudder. For nowadays it US
ually implies an organized effort to
mislead the public.
Where there is free discussion
where the radio and press are TN
controlled, there is little danger that
any propaganda will be successful in
the long run. Since the dictators
went on a rampage in Europe, those
who extolled the virtues of fascism
or communism and tried to dis
credit democracy, have lost most OF
their ammunition. Facts will expose
deception.
The dictators are idolized. Ev-
erything they do is lauded. Their
followers believe themselves to be
invincible in war, and that they are
much better off than democratic
peoples are. In reality, their lot is
infinitely worse, but they don't
know it. What is the explanation?
Simply that the publicity agents
over there have done a thorough
job.
We will not tolerate official prop
uganda in America. But why not
have some propaganda from indi-
viduals and organizations in order
to promote civic responsibility, ap-
probation of our Bill of Rights and
pride in our free institutions? Why
not propagate the ideal of disarma-
ment? That would be the right kind
of propaganda.
A few years ago the "gangster''
was sort of hero to the boys in
America. Then came J. Edgar Hoo
yer and the F. B. l. As result of
the publicity given to crime detec-
ton, the Oman has become the
hero for the youth of our land.
That's what publicity can do. We
can, if we will, propagate a more
intelligent, aggressive and service
able citizenship, by taking a leaf
from the dictator's book.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28

and keenest minds of the country
And their offices are conducted with
the dignity of that of any other big
business. But this doesn't fit Holly
woods conception of drama. So the
newspaper business has been pic
tured for the country as the cinema
capital would have it, not as it is
Isn't it about time that some
Hollywood producer stroll through
the offices Of the New York Times
or Herald Tribune, as representa-
tive OF metropolitan presses, and
some lesser ones in the hinterland
that likewise have claim to distinc-
ton, and as gesture of restitution
produce one newspaper picture
that would give a fair idea of the
and dignity of the press
today-one that isn't run by timid
editors and bumptious reporters?
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
THINK 1T OVER
Shall individuals or Glass Groups
Control?

This column is taking no part in
the political situation Yet, to full
fill its mission. we must call atten-
ton to national movements which
directly affect our American in
stitutions.
There is a growing tendency to
weld class groups into political
units. This will lead to class con-
flicts and obscure the main objec-
tive of legislation-that of protec-
ton of individual liberty.
A good example of real American
ism came to the writer from a priest
of the Catholic church. While rid
ing in a smoking car, in upstate
New York during the Hoover Smith
campaign, the priest was talking to
friend in the seat ahead. He said
in substance. when Al Smith was
nominated for the Presidency | was
delighted. We have never had a
Catholic president and it is time
we should have one Then thought
it over. Here | am hide-bound
Republican shouting for Al Smith,
Democrat because he happens to
be a Catholic-noW that is just as
bad as voting against him because
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR
SHADOWS BEFORE.

March 29-Senior Play.
March 30-Spelling Bee, Farm
Women's Club.
April 3, f. 5-Inland Empire Edu.
cation Association. School Spring
Vacation.
April l2-Music Meet, Missoula
April 10, l9--DeMolay Conclave
Helena.
April l9-Lincoln County Music
Festival, Troy.
April 24-Clean Up Day; Il
Whitewashed.
April 26-Junior Prom.
April 26-Boy Scout Drive.
April 27-Music Festival, Kalis-
pell
May 3-Music Concert.
May 4-Lincoln County Track
Meet, Libby.
May IL Club Dance.
May 11--Lion's Carnival.
May Is, 17-School Art Exhibit.
May l7-Senior Dinner.
May 9-Baccalaureate Sermon.
May 24-Commencement.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
Federal Rule Aid
To Blind Persons

Edwin G. Peterson, president OF
the state school for the deaf and
blind at Great Falls, has been in
formed by the federal commissioner
of education at Washington, D. c.,
that blind persons in the state will
be permitted to operate vending ma
chimes in postoffices. The state
commission will license the blind
persons and designate the postof-
fees they can operate in.
Peterson. also chairman of the
blind commission, said he felt an
important milestone in the history
of work for the adult blind has been
reached, with issuance of the fed
eral order. At present the commits
sion is conducting an exhaustive
census of blind persons throughout
the state to determine the amount
Of assistance needed by all.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28

go This fellow looking down tho
throat Of pistol Is more than likely
an expert in: (a) ballet, tb) balco-
netS.4lc) ballasts,
I'D ballistics.
t4 Three largest deserts in the
world are the Arabian, Sahara and
the. (a) Great American, (b) Green
land. (c) Upper Mich
igan, Cd Cobb.
60 A pillion is (a) small pill, (b)
part of post, (c) part of saddle,
I'D part of a mo-
tors crank-shaft.
t6) Citric acid is: (a) used in bat
teries, (b) found in lemons, (c)
made from flax-seed, Id
forms tear-gas easily.
ca Mayhem is an offense in which
person: (a) kills himself by fall
ing on his sword. (b) stuffs the bal
lot-box. (c) kills in sef-de-
Tense. i'd is mutilated
Turn to Page I for Answcrs.)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28

. "Mental Giants" aren't the only
people mho can enjoy this little
quiz. A te,u brains and a little
luck will see you safely through.
Simply indicate ansirer choice to
each question in space provided,
check for correctness, tally score
for rating.
ID II they elect that brilliant
baby-boy of yours President he had
better act on all bills in (a) 80 days,
(b) 10 days, (c) year, I'D IL
weeks or or they'll e'l,t be-
(2) But before he can be Presi-
dent that son of yours must be (a)
80, (b) IS, (c) 40,
(d) so years of age.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
Names on Moon

According to Golfers, more than
500 places on the moon have geo.
graphical names, some of which are
highly fanciful, such as the Bay of
RainboWs, the Gulf of Dews, the
Sea of Serenity and the Marsh of q
Dream.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28
THE FORMULA

Segregate the lots, horses, baby
buggies or other miscellaneous
items. Come to this office Place a
classified ad telling of what you
have to sell Go home. Reap the
profits.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28

OF existing standards of living big communities Of the
Northern Rocky Mountain Region employee should
plan now Jointly with public agencies
should the voice OF other citizens community
upon ne nper INDUSTRY Tor their livelihood be
needed Ways and nsng future supply
TIMBER by Improvement OF forest existing operations
ALLEGATION of timber supplies existing operations should be sought
most aggressively"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-28

Air Mail envelopes for sale at this
office-2 sizes. tt