davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

Unless Jim Farley can figure out
some other way of getting United
States mall across the Atlantic he
may have TO call upon that good
old standby, Jack Dalton
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

The British cabinet shakeup is
most distressing TO news CORES
pondents. No sooner do they get
one censor trained than another
one is tossed at them.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
One Minute Test Answers

|. The Detroit river.
?. An angle which added to the
given angle equals 90 degrees.
g. The priest of Robin Hoods
band.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Barbs-

The success story of Frank Muir
ply is the story of How Man Can
Go Places by not Being Elected
Governor.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Hints on Etiquettc

When soup is served as a first
course at dinner, it is always brought
in after the people to be served
are seated
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Famous Sayings
CARNEGIE

Would you like to know what
your chances are to get a job run
ming a machine in an office? BY
machine, 1 mean a typewriter, die
taphone. adding machine. card
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

Tneie are reports that Russia
may change its tactics in the Fin
nish invasion. Does that mean
Soviet troops will begin moving
sidcUnys instead OF Dackwards2
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

Don't be embarrassed when the
census man calls. Just pretend
you re on one Of those radio quiz
programs
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Grab BAG
One Minute Test

/. On what river is Windsor
Ontario, located?
2. What is a Complementary
angle?
3. Who was Friar Tuck?
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
You re Telling Me-

Post Christmas story: Man at the
next desk says, on account Of the
last minute rush to buy ornaments
and tinsel. he got all his trimmings
except a haircut.
Picture of an unhappy man. A
suffering Scotchman unable to
avoid making long distance tele-
phone call,
At the approach of an enemy
German craft, it seems, goes into
dive--cVen if it isn't a submarine.
If Juniors electric train is out
Of commission by this time it has
experienced either a short circuit
or Papa.
Pity The poor baseball players.
Soon they will be torn from their
snow and furnace shovels and sent
INTO Florida exile.
they'll become known, according to
Zadok Dumbkopf as out-of pocket
battleships. -. sp..
Ninety per cent of our ills, ac-
cording TO a chiropodist is caused
by our feet. OK.-but how do you
go about side-stepping germs?
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Photographs

Tho oldest musical instruments
More than $4,000 varieties of flow
crS, plants and trees are to be found
in the gardens of the Villa Taranto,
on the shore of Lake Maggiore,
Italy.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Thoughts for the Day

Lift not p your horn high: speak not with stiff
nock.-PSalmS 75:5.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

At the approach of an enemy
German craft, it seems, goes into
dive--cven if it isn't a submarine.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
o VOLUNTARIOS
PARA

Paris, Enero 13.-Se en-
cuentra en- canine de Finlan-
dia, donde Sc uniran a la avia-
ci6n de ese pals, los j6venes
photos americanos Vicente
Schmidt, Fred Ottesen, Mar
Gus Clark, George Folds Y Oh.
Stehlin. Los tres primeros vo-
laban con la aviaci6n China,
en- contra de los japoneses.
Schmidt tiene a su credito
mas de 10000 horas de vue-
loen modernos aviones de ca
"a. Durante la guerra civil en-
Espaha era photo al servicio
de la Rep1blica. Stehlin Sc a.
list6 en- la aviaci6n de Franco,
Su padre pele6 en- la guerra
mundial.
Schmidt es ell jefe del CRU.
pc. Llevan pasaportes como tn
ristas.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13

das wees para desprenderles Ia
cubierta exterior, que es al fin
cortada con un cuchillo, quedan
doles va una apariencia muy Sc
mejante a la que lie encontramos
en- la tienda.
Ell negocio de la pesca de es-
ponjas no solo es duro, sino tam
bi@n mezquino. I'm buceador
considera como muy bueno, Ell
dfa en- que ha degrade sacar 80
esponjas decentes a la superb
Gle. Con frecuencia lie han pre-
cedido los cangrejOs, y devora-
do trozos de 10 que de otro mo-
do habrfa sido una valiosa es-
ponja. A wees lie toca una mala
region para sus exploraciones.
Otras, ell tempo esta en- contra
suya. Y a1n otras, no logra e.
infeliz convencernos "a voSo-
tros Y a mi de pagan 10 sufi-
ciente por su mercancia. Pero
81 contin1a extrayendolas con
tempo bueno o malo, como an
tes hicieron su padre y sus a.
buelos.
C~iertamente, la de esta indus
tria es una profession heredita-
ria, y de las que no brindan al
extractor primario de la mate
ria bruta, una existencia muy
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
RINA ENTIRE CHURCHILL
Y H~ORE-BELISHA

Londres, Enero 13.-En un
diScurso pronuncaido aver, ell
Coronel A. Lambert Ward, IN
diputado conservador, revel6
que en- ell gabinete de Chamber
lain eran frecuentes las rihas
entire Winston Churhill, primer
Lord del Almirantazgo, y Hore
Belisha, ell ministro de la que
ira.
Ward dijo a los que lie escu-
chaban que Mr.. Hore-Belisha es
I'm hombre con ell cual es dificil
llevarse bien.
Toda la habilidad y calma de
Chamberlain fueron necesarias
en- una de las reuniones para do
minar "una conflagraci6n"
Hore-Belisha recibi6 con DISCUS
to Ell hecho de que Churhill, sien
do ell primer Lord, anunciara e
desembarco en- I~nglaterra de las
tropas canadenses.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
PARA
- LA H1DRoFOBIA

La familia de Ray s. Ward,
del 1920 de East Curtis, fue
mordida por un perrlto de su
propiedad Y tendra que some
terse al tratamiento Pasteur
contra la hidrofobia. Ell perro
muri6 va, victima de la terrible
enfermedad.
Ell dia 8. de enero I'm. perro
s~opiedad de Roy Wiley, del
1905 avenida de Buffalo, NOR
do a tres nihos y Sc comprob6
rue estaba hidr6fobo.
En- la secci6n de Lutz Ell perro
de la primera de esas familias
mordi6 tambien a otro perro y
una vaca.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
ACEPTARON LOS COMITES
Ell TRASLADO DE UN


Dos comites del Ayuntamien-
to tomaron aver ell acuerdo de
aceptar una petici6n de la Ca
mara de Concrete para trasla-
dar ell monumento a los solda-
dos desde la Carretera Memo
rial y Howard a Snow Park IL
otro lugar.
Ell acuerdo d~efinitivo debera
tomarse ell martes, en- la session
regular.
Sc estima que Ell monumento,
en- Ell sitio dOnde Sc halla, es un
peligro para ell transito. Varias
Organizaciones cfvicas Notaron
a favor del traslado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
ACUSADo HOMER MARTIN
DE PEDIR D1NERO A LA
FORD MOTOR COMPANY

Washington, Enero 1S.-AL-
tie el Comite de la Camara que
investiga las actividades de Ia
Junta Nacional de Relaciones
del Trabajo Sc lego aver una de
claraci6n jurada en- la cual Sc
acusa a Homer Martin, un lider
obrero, de haber pedido dinero
a la Ford Motor Co.
Firma la declaration Harry
A. Elder, quien sostiene que en-
dos ocasines Martin lie dijo que
Henry Ford apoya tambien, con
su dinero, la campaha del Gu
ra Coughlin, campaha de matiz
fascista.
Sc opuso a que la declaration
fuera Zelda, pero no pudo con-
seguirfo, Ell representative de-
m6crata Mudock, de Utah.
Elder relata una entrevista
entire Martin Y Harry Bennett,
representative de Ford, y afr
ma que Martin lie dijo a Ben
nett que necesitaba 8 $4,000.
Aver mismo Martin y Ben
nett telegrafiaron al Comite ca
lificando de falsa, en- todos sus
terminus, la declaration de e.
der.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
R DE 10 CRIMINAL

Luego de que varies testigos
declararon que lie hablan COM
prado n1meros de bolita, I'm ju-
RADIO absolvi6 aver a John Le-
EOS, acusado de juego prohibido
y loteria Illegal.
Pat Whitaker sostuvo que ell
ministerio p1blico no habia pro-
bado su case y ell jurado resoi-
VIC de acuerdo con sus palabras.
Llevaron la acusaci6n los te-
nientes fiscales Spicola y Fish
err.
lComponian Ell Jurado los Sc
hores o. iB. Alderman, G.. Dud-
ley Thames, M. D. Edge, F. R.
Sanderson, H. L. Heathcoe y
John B. Neuner.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
GODFREY LAS
II

Latari habia zambullido des.
de ell barco, Y descendfa hacia e
fondo en- la lorna usual, cuan.
do sus compaheros que vigila-
ban desde arriba, vieron de re-
pente un PEE enorme que Sc a.
proximaba a el. Los pies de La
tart desaparecieron en- la boca
del PEI; pero este sc sinti6 impo
tente para negociar la piedra
chata que, afortunadamente, el
buzo habia conservado en- sus
manos. Y decidiendo cuerda-
mente conseguir por otra parte
su comida ell tibur6n devolvi6 a
Latari, aunque no sin inflingir-
lie graves heridas en- ambos CO.'S
tados. Pero Latari esta. vivo, Y
ell lance, por mas incredible que
parezca, es publicado no solo
por ell protagonista, sino tam
bien por sus companeros y por
ell medico que lie atendi6 des-
pues.
A despecho del peligro de los
tiburones, pulpos y otros ries-
gos marines, los buceadores si-
guen prefiriendo su metodo nu-
dista a cualquier otro. Con apa-
ratios especiales, los buzos pue-
den permanecer en- ell fondo por
espacio de 80 minutes, y reco-
ger en- consecuencia, un fruto
mayor.
Pero durante esta larga estan
cia submarine, los efectos de Ia
preston del aqua Sc dice que son
mucho mas dahinos. Ademas,
aunque los aparatos permiten al
buzo descender a profundida-
des mucho mayOres (de 45 a 80
brazas) la calidad de las espon.
jas recogidas en- aguas profun-
das, es considerable inferior a
la de las que Sc obtienen en- una
profundidad media entire 10 y
80 brazaS.
Otro sistema para la pesca de
esponjas usado en- alguhas par
ties del Mediterraneo, consiste
en- arrancarlas con un "Kama-
XII" o tridente, prototype induda
BILE del famoso i~mplemento de
Neptune.
Ell hamaki puede tener cabos
suplementarios, para ahadirlOs
como a los escobillones de los
limpiadores de chimeneas-,
hasta alcanzar a una profundi.
dad de 10 brazas. Una persona
maneja ell kamaki desde la proa
del barcO, y otra, a su lado, diri-
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
LA PESCA DE EsPONJAS
"Armohair Science" LOndres

ge las operaciones mediante un
"ojo submarine, consistente en-
un pequeno balde de IL pulga :
das de diametro por 10 de alto,
-aprcximadamente, con un cris-
tai fijo en- su horde inferior.
Cuando ell aqua esta clara, este
ojo permite yer bien ell fondo a
una profundidad de 20 brazas.
La esponja joven es una cria-
tura feliz que vaga por donde lie
place. Pero mas tarde o mas tern
prano, ira a anclar bajo una la
ia de roca, o en- una piedra, o
en- un viejo pedazo de a~lfareria,
o en- alg1n trozo de escultura que
hallara su destino en- ell fondo
del mar.
Sc han hecho intentos de plan
tar esponjas artificialmente, fl
jando trocitos de esponjas vivas
en- placas de metal; pero no So
ha obtenido gran exito, princi-
palmente porque la esponja ar
tificialmente plantada, Sc resis-
tie a crecer hasta las proper
clones normales. Este problema
sera, sin duda, resuelto algt1n
dfa; pero al presente, estorba Ia
exploitation plena de la indus
tria Y contribute a mantener
mas alto ell precio del producto.
Las mas estimadas de las es-
ponjas mediterFaneas, son las
llamadas "copas turcas." Des-
pues siguen las "avisperas," O.
ira esponja de estas regiones es
la chata, variedad b~astante re-
sistente, conocida en- la indus
tria, y facilmente identificable
para vosotros y para mi, por ell
nombre de "orejas de elefante."
81 teneis una esponja "avis-
pero", lie habreis notado pocos
agujeros grandes y muchos Pc
qehos. Los eNpertos dicen que la
esponja absorbe en- Ell aqua, por
los pequehos huecos, ell aire que
devuelve por los mayores.
Ahora bien: cuando la espon-
ia esta creciendo, no tiene 81
mas minimo parecido con este
articulo que tan eficientemente
os rocia con aqua en- vuestro ba-
no. Esta cubierta por una espe-
ella de gruesa membrane, y lie
ma en- su interior de un liquido
viscoso. Despues de ser traidas
a la superficie, las eponjas Sc
dejan sobre la cubierta del bar
co con las raices hacia abajo pa
ra que puedan escurrir la '1e-
che" Luego son pisadas repeti-
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
Sc MANDAN ABASTECI-
MIENTOS A FINLANDIA

Paris, Enero ia traves
de Francia, Italia manda &C.
tualmente abastecimientos dc
guerra a Finlandia. Dicese
que Espana tambien colabora
en- los envios.
Ademas de csc material Sc
italian en- canine de Helsinki
miles de voluntarios.
Espana manda a los finlan-
deses rifles de fabrication ru-
sa y alemana.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
A las l AS A. M. y $50 2. NJ.
"MENSAJE EVANGELfO"
"Sensr, queriamos yer A.
By EAgEI

"MENSAJE EVANGELEO"
"Sensr, queriamos vef Ne
sGs"-Juan IL PA
Ell anhelo ferviente de yer a
JESUS Sc dej6 sentir por prime
'ra vez en- aquellos tres magos /
que vinieron del Oriente y guia-
dos por la estrella llegaron has
ia ell mes6n de Belen.
Esa peregrinaci6n iniciada en-
tonces ha continuado sin inte-
rrupci6n a traves de las edades
y prosigue aGn en- nuestros
dias, pues ha habido siempre a.
doradores sinceros cuyos anhe-
los Sc expresan en- la spalahraS
del texto.
La epoca en- que vivimos, de-
masiado fugaz y TRANSITIONAL, ne
costa cimentarse sobre roca, y
Jquien sino JESUS responde a
esta necesidad? No hay princi-
pios que impartan tanta certi-
dumbre nj garanticen perma-
nencia y solidez como los prin-
cipios qre Ell ensen6.
Quisieramos que ordenase a
las tempestades de nuestra al
ma: i"Calla! iSosiegater"
Tened presente que los demas
buscan en- la vida del cristiano
una revelation que Sc puede ha-
Ger de los cristianos Sc sinteti-
"a en- la observation que los ha-
bitantes de Jerusalem hicieron
de Pedro y Juan: 'ty conocian
que habian estado con Jesds".
Pensamiento para ell DtG:
"Porque Dios, que mand6 que
de las tinieblas resplande-
ciese la luz, es ell que resplande-
clio en- nuestros corazones para
la Illumination del conocimiento
de la gloria de Dios en- la faz
de Jesds-C risto'.
Stanley Buck
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
secci66de CuItos
IgIesiGs de YbOr y West Tampa
ENERO IA DE 1910

"San Paolo", Iglesia Metodis-
ia de Ybor, 81 y Is St. Rev. ].
Mason, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica: 10 A. NJ.
Quito de Meditation: 11:15
A. M. Tema del Sermon que ex-
pondra ell Pastor: ia Mission
de los Cristianos".
Liga Epworth 6 as P. M.
Quito y Sermon: 7:30 P. M.
con ell tema la Biblia en- ell Ar
te"
Mission Presbiteriana", 953
II Ave. Rev. w. B. Passiglia,
Pastor.
Escuela Dominica: 9:45 A.
N.
Quito de Communion: IL 100
A. M. Ell tema: "Junto a la San
ia Mesa.
Esfuerzo Cristiano: z P. M.
'tSan Marcos, Iglesia Meto-
dista de Ybor, 16 y IL ave. Rev.
r. ]. Parker, Pastor.
Escuela Dominical 9:45 A..
M.
Quito y Sermon: 7:3O P. M.
Ell Quito a cargo del Pastor Rev,
Parker.
Temple Bautista'', 1909 Is
st. Rev. j. B. Silva, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica as A. M.
Quito y Sermon: 7:45 P. M.
Ell Quito a cargo del Rev. Silva.
mission Evangelical Presbite-
rlana", 2916 16 St. Rev. H. E.
Pressly, Ministro.
EScuela Dominica: $50 A..
M.
Quito y Sermon: 7;30 P. M.
Ell Quito a cargo del Pastor
Rev. Pressly.
'Iglesia Metodista" de West
Tampa, N. Albany y Union st.
Escuela Dominical: 9:45 A.
M.
Quito y Sermon: IL A. M.
Quito y Sermon: 7:30 P. M.
FL tema del Predicador sera
ia Iglesia un ORGANISING vi
vo".
Liga Epworth: $50 P. NJ.
"Ios Peregrinos', Iglesia Con.
gregacional, 2339 Green, St.
Rev. v. A. Venezia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica: $3.50 A.
M.
Quito Y Sermon: 1890 A. NJ.
"IgleSia La Union de los Cien''
S408 Gomez, Ave-, de Drews.
Rev. C. H. Corwin, Pastor.
Quito: $50 P. M. Texto
mo. hasta siete, mas aun has
ia setenta wees siete''.
Quito: Z :45 P. M. Texto: e
Senior lie solt6 y lie perdon6 la
deuda".
Mission fla Esperanza', 1922
Laurel st. Rev. C. H. Corwin,
Pastor.
Cultos en- Espanol:
A las 9:45 A. NJ, texto del
Sermon: "Perdonanos Nues-
tras deudas, asi como ~nosotros
performances a nuestros deudo-
res.
A las 7:45 P. NJ, texto del
Sermon; "El lago que arde con
fuego y azufre".
Cultos en- Ingles:
La gaceta., 1940-01-13

You may be guilty of halitosis Dad
oreath) this very minute, and vet be
unaware oft. That's the insidious tbing
about this offensive condition. so freS
4uently due to food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize Il
put everyone you come in contact
with does.
Listenne Antiseptic halts such fer
mentation, said by some authorities IN
DC a major cause Of mouth odors. and
overcomes the odors themselves. So whv
rSk annoying and offending Others? VIM
hurt yourself socially and in business3
II IS SO cas- to guard against Offend
ing by gargling with Listerine. the
safe antisePtic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. If vo1I
value your job and your friends. use
LiSterine Antseptic regularly. Lambert
Fharmacal Company, St. Louis, No.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-05
STANDARD MOTORS
Distributors Continental Oil Co.

which require the use of the fin
gers of the left hand. In the grades
tonette band of about 40 students
has been organized under the d.
rection Of Miss Simoni.
Last week the second band of Is
members graduated into the first
band. There are now 48 musicians
in the first band. New members are
Carol Borg. Jack Doyle, Gordon
DeRosia, Janith Hargreaves, Myrna
Peterson, Richard Powell, Richard
Parker, Deane Steele, Marianne
Strong, Franklin Warner, Earle
Winfrey, Daryl Petrusha, and Bet
ty Wuest. There are now over SO
members in the beginners band. BY
the end of the school year they will
join the first band which will then
be a band of more than 80 pieces.
The music students of the Libby
schools will welcome the news that
in a recent survey, 1876 out of 200
colleges and universities stated that
musically trained students were
very superior to all others in their
school work
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-05
First Basketball Game
Scheduled for Nov. L

Next week Libby will tangle with
two powerful teams for their flrst
games Of tire season. The hoopsters
will play Thompson Falls Thurs
dav. Dec. II with prelimlnaries
starting at zoo o'clock. Saturday
the IA, they will play Bonners Fer
~ at 7.30 We urge the public
to turn OUT for they promise to
be fast contests between these shiny
teams.
Negotiations are under way for
games between Libby reserves and
Whitefish. Troy, and Eureka re-
serves This should be more Of an
Involvement for men TO turn out
than before. So students, lets get
behind the team and turn out
100 per cent for after all it isn't
one person who makes a team but
the cooperation of everyone.
Last Tuesday 20 men responded to
the call of the oncoming season.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-05

exhibiting his feminine charms
while he strutted about the assembly
with Lucille Hayden's purse. I'll
bet his only regret was that she
wasn't in it.
Carl Lasater, the Freshman
Romeo" has a way with his class
mate lassies. In fact he might be
able to give the upper classmen some
pointers.
Our bashful ~ Three Musket-
GERS had two girl friends Friday
night and got along beautifully.
How did it work. That's easy
Fuzzy was the chauffeur
Before long We'll see the high
school boys walk up the aisles and
nonchantly Cry to- put their feet
on a desk to tie their shoe strings.
If it doesn't work, Gilbert Earle
has something over on them.
Besides having the time of his
life winking at the freshmen girls,
Milton Slauson enjoys throwing the
senior girls into the snow.
As | went down the hall the other
day | heard the most beautiful So
prano voice. | looked to see who
the girl was and found il to be Bur-
ton Baker He can hit high c,
which is unusual and remarkable
for a boy | might also add that
Burton can curl and wave hair.
Kenny Darlington carries his
coat-of-arms on the rear license
plate of his car. If you don't know
what it is. ask Katy Hampton or
Norma SMitzer.
Bud Oylear lost {21 his class ring
again What will the poor boy do
if this certain maiden decides to
have a jeweler adjust it into a
smaller size2
Jimmy Woodwork patiently
waits for the grade school girls so
that he can walk with them. No,
its really nothing serious. They
protect him from the snowballs.
Doug and Penny will never have
to worry about not having a chap
eron Three carloads of spectators
escorted them home from the Boys
Club Party. Such chivalry the STU
dents insist on having-at the
wrong times.
If you really want to have fun,
try shopping for It.
SUPER sNooPER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Vernon Crotteau. plaintiff, against
Joseph Husick and Earl Maken, de-
PENDANTS.
TO Be Sold at Sheriff's Sale.
On the 18th day of December, A.
D., 1910, at 10 o'clock a m, at the
front door of the Court House. in
the City of Libby, County of Lin
coin, State of Montana, to the high
est and best bidder for cash in hand,
the following described real estate
lying and being in the County OF
Lincoln and State OF Montana, to-
wit All the right, title and inter
est of Joseph Husick in and to the
Eiz Of the Ell of the NWA Of the
NWA and Lot 3, the VIZ Of the
SEA of the NWA, the Sla of the
SEA- of the SEA of the NWA, the
NEA of the SEA- Of the NWA and
the NEA of the SEA- of the SEA
Of the NWA lless right-of-way), all
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-05
Mr.. Sargent is a
Man of Talent

We all feel hon0red To have Mr..
as a member of our faculty
He is the forever ambitiosu music
and public speaking instructor who
halls from Fairmont, MINI. Mr.
Sargent attended Carleton College;
Valley City. NJ D.. and the State
Teachers College at Montana Uni
vers.ty at Missoula. He has played
in the Carleton Symphony Band,
which made concert tours through
out North America. He taught in
Steele. N. D., coaching the district
champion mixed chorus, state cham
pion debate team. state champion
tenor soloists. and district champion
cornet soloist. At that rate, we hope
he can coach our music groups into
real champions.
Our music instructor has hobby
which is of interest to the photo
minded students. He collects books
and is a shark at photography Sew
eral of his photos were published
in Minneapolis papers. His pastime
is spent in reading and playing with
his small baby, of whom he is very
proud.
Mr.. Sargent remarked about the
city and school Libby and it's en-
vironment is my idea of an ideal
place to live. One of my chief rea-
sons for coming here was to get in
to contact with beautiful scenery
all about. The student body i'm
presses me as being unusually alert
and responsive, especially in music
and public speaking classes. | am
proud to be living in city and
teaching in a school where life is
more interesting than ever before. =
Hi Kids
Here are some scoops on my latest
snoops.
The other day Earle Winfrey was
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-05
Students Hear
WhitWorth Quartet

Monday afternoon the high school
and junior high members were hon
ored to hear the Whitworth Quar-
let sing in the Junior high auditor
ium The Quartet is on music tour
throughout the northwest and hope
to sing in California. A thrill to
the students was that Mary Boyle.
Libby high school graduate, sang
in the music group. The Quartet
which consisted of James Goodsell,
baritone. Mary Boyle, contralto,
Carlita DregloW, soprano, and Louis
Messex. tenor, sang many beautiful
selections. Eleanor Barrow. accom-
PIANIST. also sang SOLO which added
a pleasing variety to the program.