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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Beating Given Knox Sample What Louis May Expect Exan Claims
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

Baseball.
New York VS.. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, 3:l5.
Georgetown at Navy. Annap-
oils.
Roosevelt at Anacostia Gnter-
high, $3.50.
Coolidge at Charlotte Hall,
Charlotte Hall, Md.
Washington-Lee at Fairfax,
3:45.
Richard Montgomery at Lam
don, $50.
Tennis.
Central VS.. Anacostia at Pierce
Mill, 400.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
New York VS.. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, 8:15.
Westinghouse at Quantico,
3:45.
Briarley at Montgomery Blair,
Silver Spring. $3.50.
Tennis.
Tech VS.. Roosevelt, Rock Greek
Courts, 400.
Coolidge VS.. Wilson, Pierce Mill
Courts, 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27

Names is names.-A guy named
Tom Sockwell qualified for the
National Open in the Dallas dis
trict. Less successful was the
golfer all the caddies are so fond
of-Ted T. TippS.
Police, police!-From up East
comes word the Yankees have
stolen Alphonse PajonaS, North
eastern US shortstopping ace,
right out from under Tom Yaw-
keys nose. Leonard Lyons, who
covers the charged water front
for the N. Y. Post, reveals Don
Bulge had to have both his chin
and bugle altered for his fall
movie commitment. Wonder if
Jim Robinson, who is booked to
fight Lou Nova next month IN
Minneapolis. is the same Jim
Robinson who looked so terrible
against Valentin Campolo and
Lee savold the last times We saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Cardinals Great Power Tells
lin Overtime Defeat of Cubs;
Newsom Lucky to Nip Tribe

Bruce Campbells double with the
bases loaded.
The blowof in the ninth brought
Buck Newsome his much-needed
third victory instead of his seventh
defeat after he had been removed
for a pinch-hitter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Iona Hits Decide Game

with Rosenbloom hitting two
home runs and Jackson three
doubles. the Undersecretary of Wars
Office softies whipped the Air Corps,
9-5, yesterday in softball game on
the Potomac Park polo field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Huskers Host to Jones

Maj. Lawrence (Biff) Jones, Ne
braska football coach will be guest
of the Washington Alumni Chapter
at supper to be served tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock at Barker
Hall, Y. w. C.. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Community 10 Is Winner

Yellow Cabs three-run rally in the
ninth fell one short of tying the
score and the taxi softban team
dropped CT decision to the Com
munity Business Men ten yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Hume Springs on Rampage

Hume Springs baseball team went
on a rampage, scoring 10 runs in
the fifth and sixth innings. to swamp
Shamrock A. c., 17-2. yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
PIEDMONT LEAGUE,

Portsmouth. 3 Richmond, o.
Charlotte :: Greensboro, &.
Winston Salem, > Asheville. !.
tOQlV games }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.
Games Tomorrow

Brooklyn at Phila. Bkl at Phil might
Boston at New York. Boston at New Yorl
Chi. at St. L. 6nishp Chicago at St Loui
Only games scheduled Pitts at Cincinnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Major League Statistics
TUESDAY, MAY p, 1911

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn. 8; Philadelphia. 4.
Cincinnati, :; Pittsburgh. 3.
St. Louis 10: Chicago, II I'll innings)
Only games scheduled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Tomorrow.
Games Today.

N Y at Wash, 3:15. \: Y. a. Wash, S;l7.
phiIa at Boston Phila. at Boston.
Detroit at Cleve. CleVe at DeLr3iit.
ST, Louis at Chicago. St. Louis at Chlcaeo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Detroit, 5; Cleveland, 3.
Only game scheduled.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Homes Need
Regular Repairs

Esssy hne ownm kuDwz tat
hh zux ae EeeElAr Fea1z
u tai s~mTs arr hx
ne faaa1e esae hlh
xuaate A s Esss maEs ~o&1-
~ ma. s n uese * mzsA 2se~t
meznI UA h& rate4 dosES 1st
sails q fa~rH Da&t hare been
d "a &fnrste &re Ggr1 &
aFsmcE Il nacc to9 kSnG aay
va Aaa IS NnFA Is a dwell
IA p6acr ard a an Investment arc
l nams fHaFs - o9xA&
A convenient wEy 10 ensuy gxssre
tsagne cn1afofz Immediately by mAk-
Nd AL ueceaNry regairx and TN
Moverneuta ard then p4yinE for
unem aut CT Ezantnis tncaxne Is
afserw6 by ne FeGcrAl Hazssng AZ
mlnssr9slen pan which many
huiaern recommend
A wsde range q improvements
may BE- nl&ae ss0 funds obtained
from qualified leading institutions
under Title az the Natiox4al HOUx-
tEx Act
A new roaf may BE- put Oh or an
Old orc repaired Additional rosEus
may be added Posts and pteKx
R8Ay be replaced and Tire founca-
aozas strengthened where needed
A new stairway may be pu< IN o.
tire cd stairs repaired A nrw
heating system may be installed
including ouen and radiation Neu
faunrs may be installed or old osses
repaired
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
ALLOWANCES MADE BY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
JULY TERM, 1871

TTaa fo1lowtux allowances are con-
xtsrrsa xIl0uxa and ordered pata
oas q the County txeassg - the
Beard Of Supervisors o. 3aeGNM
Caausy. NskS&pM an6 t1e Clerk
az she Board m asr0sv erecsed %
1nv pruysr warrants therefor
ta-wH
ss<nerai Csmnfy Fund
Il " Cochran. X aaw nspe
Rds 4 BraW Mo J9ne 4 ser
rxgoxrnec IN Discharge * ptss4
cus1m 3 dazs attend JUS Ts1n
SI0M K " B0rnHszze dltta
xiNM H p oAuHirv. otto $1,000
A r. Rocar. ditto sia& e. u l.
vsurfgn. IA aay otfto tEa8M Pre-
TAym. Clerk. , DAYS atierldanes
JAY term. $3.50 " p Heserx
Sal Atty Tor 81 Ok 3 5000 Mis-
Ruth Cain Sal CO AHenf az ~ 2
xfM GO A. j. Frank2a sal Co
Agrns A~gTtrultnrN SIS % AHnls
WAaM Sal CO AT fw Negrnx1
s40g Anna Mfaley, Rens for osfice
&C wnrk fcf nezr IS tt6W J X
Graham sal CO A8seAo. 6l0%
Mrs CarrE EAeA Sal Dep Assessor
aEU WIN y Builard SAk Counts
AtsF. $1,000 S r ntfbo. Sal Cor
xr4 foreman SIS % Haywood
Brook Esl JsxttoT e II SO a.
LAazadFv Sc xE9M Mrs. Saua Tan
neT Allgs w sndef n IS s M 3
Pare st1m AtrU Hunter Noa
dltto 1890 Oliver Tfisr. ditto.
EizW Pa Auderxon ditto gIzM
Mr. E r RaoT 6lttn 1890 Agrn
Ida Gafs. 0Ittn sE3M clarerce Vie
tot. Gifts. GzzW Simon Rogers
critic sf2m George caRzsAnt. dit-
10 SI2m Carl HaEleT. Tito $50 %
Mis- Clara HeErEn oaf1ayuaax1 <
fetas County Welfare Office
- Mis- stella Scott ecEgi1pa
Fenerec acct launfy welfare uffiie
sle1a Ais EeIltnE Garter. Sal
Ssen Tor Co ARtA &0M jackson
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
NOTICE

Bids for wood.-Bids for wood
VII be received by the Trustees OF
Nancleave Consolidated school Fri
day. August IS, al 7.30 O'Clock
The wood Is % be nos more than
five inches thick and sixteen inches
long TINS wood Is 70 be pine
AL men who are interested IN nut
ting this wood can mail OF deliver
yoar bid TO the Superintendent Of
RanciraVe school, Mr. s s Wall.
s. s. WALL
Superintendent
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

aseny frusm = vaNt 10 An Pau
s~ehlns r. 0&gyFAk Ia
-
Mr4 Myesa as3 aaaKhsss
Heen Ser has xeek faF fnes haEae
ln Waser EAzwH Miss afts@ \
Peasant yiss e 2F sFc NJ Alscz
TtWmNm
MsS~s Eoa4 Fzsam ard Hsrel
gNxaes d. Matte fF NFa Mr. J
p MaEzee @ 14ekaaA WeN guests
Ia tie hasnf 81 M and NJ p q
Sa1nn -. last wNsk
Mm wyanm Marre and dMaKh-
TER Merlgn - Moss rutut hats
reraea tn aaeH hanfe hesa after
& several Weeks slsa e relatives
ln Jersey CIV sew JERSEY
MusaF saaes fFasm Mon pusnt At
teaafng u5e rT1-Caansy zans meet
re Is IeakEalIis TgsZAs Nfxe
Meaaasza 1oau CRIB - Knngzt
Emmett Oon q " Bowen ard NJ
C3iof and Misses Tlhe SHAu and
Ina Taour@ea
NJ and Mrs. Tlns Elder. Mrs..
AleH Elder and Miss TILE Swan
were visitors % Mnolle Sunday
%
AEr4 Lula Bseeland Mrs. J u
Love and Mis- Ina Thompson we're
listers 70 NsN Orleans Wednes-
day
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
MEEKLY nRrnGE uIIR

Mrs Ralph Davis entertained the
Weekly Bridge Club and several
guests at her home Tuesday after
noon
MIS- W n Nelson. u. received
guest high score prize Mrs Spencer
Beeoe club high score prize.
Cold drinks we're served during
the games and q delicious ice box
dessert with tea after the games.
Those VINO enjoyed 3 pleasant
Afternoon together were Mesdames.
Carl Siegerolum. J c HAssenL
Glenn Miller. J p Buzard Kelley
Patterson Spencer Beebe. w. II
Nelson Jr. and @ L Bond
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

ar ana Afra jim williams ct
p4r3sr.m Ms we're guests SstuF-
daF in ths h1fne % Mr. anu Mrs. r
q Spain - Mrg 9 n Barnes
une had been writing Ar and Mrs
ensun Tor S #eek. accompanied Mr.
afa NrF Williams 70 Prentlss
Dr. 10 M = p Macarthur Mr
and Mrs John Macarthur ana
Daughter MaFY aDd Miss Ella Me
Arthur spent sunday visiting reia
uses ln Stockton Ala
o.
Mr " Il MeInnN returned Frf-
eay from 8 tisiS 70 cities Of interest
M Texas
M and Mrs X J Walsh and
Aglss Mar johnson q woodvilse.
Alzs we're easskS SATURDAY IA ife
home Of Mr. and Mrs q A
Graham
Afrs . II McCogium returned
Tuesday from q Wait % relatives
n Mansfield la
D.
/ A Watts Of Little Rock. Ark
spent rhe week end visiting Mrs.
WagLs and sneiT tWo daughters.
DageFgne and Barbara IN the home
81 Mr. and Mrs. r @ Spaun. ST
%
ar and Mrs . BatneS and child
req OF Birmingham. spent several
aafs this week visiting with Mr. and
Mra Kenneth Davis
AIRS II d Oxegstreet left Tuesday
Tor 3 few DAYS VISIT % AEF and Mrs
7 II Mixua III Baton Rouge. La
10
Mr.. and Ms r p Conner and
snns left "Wednesday FOR their home
Ia StarkslIle Miss after q visit Ii
tne home o. Mrs Fritz C0lmer
o.
Mr. and Mrs Glynn Miller and
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
T%arRoNrTr RRTDGF cIUB

S8As A1AAN II nAAAtAfE ALAn
Mrs " @ Bsooue entertained ~
her home o. Thursday afternoon
members az tkle irn~prosnpsa Bridge
Ch4b. and a table Of guests. n honor
81 Nfrs Ciaade Bnoazna. Mn Robert
Barr and Mrs Clynn Miller Of
s rtnEhiiL La who are visiting
relatives here
Reception rooms Of the hane we're
BEAUTIFULLY decorated with flowers
Ms Thomas Coalson received the
high score prize and the h0uorees
Sere presented with gifts
After the games refreshments 81
sheFhef and cake were served
Cold drinks served during the
games 10 Mesoames Kenneth Davis
Thomas Coulson. O l. Bond. c s
Bearusiee. L X Mcintosh. r L. De-
Lasbmet A. J Franklin. W II Mel
Sons Jr- Robert Barr Claude
Brooule and Giynn Miller.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Heasole-C olsiu. janitorss supplies.
fle67 Monarch Chemical Company.
iauitur supplies. s35b5 Lussky.
White & Coolidge. Inc. supplies.
S2e46 Mss Butane Ca System.
Inc 30 gas gas &i6 The Mac
MILAN Company. Ency OF Educa-
ton Research. $500 Gulley Grocery
CO. lanitox suppAeH So 50 The
SeHE Company. JauitoF supplies.
81 s6. Builders Supply. Inc shop
material S2a1s Woodrow Wight a.
Co. tanisOf supplies. &T7 Alfred L
Rem, Office supplies &63 National
School Reeorc House Application
blanks. S2E Wnirlwind Lawn
Mower Corp power mower. SIS 90.
nalace Pharmacy, supplies. s3E.
Head FaYn. g. Hdw. Co. shop ma
teFiaL S3Qf John d henley & Sens
Home &c groceries s64T II. s Hen
kel Home e. supplies. xI36 MlsS.
School Supply Co. Monograph
pauer, si2n5. Southern Specially
Sales Co power mower equipment
S55S Miss Power CO. service. $3.50
Midwest School supply CO. plaque.
$50 90 BAY Supply CO. Inc iault0r
SIS 90 HeFschel Smith. Co desks
supplies sIse &c W B Bowen. -
hrs. at $40 travelling expense.
$500. woodward. Wight a. CO.
supplies for welding school and
Men shop SOS 80 TIE Barpee Can
SealeT CO. ! ean sealeH. ] pressure
cocker acct Il E. Dept S2275.
Cauntv Special seheal
Southern Bell Tel 81 Tel CO.
Serstce acc1. supx exig- S27aT2
Georgia scalooi Book Depository.
Achievement Tests acct Supt CO.
schools Ss Sc Georgia School Book
Depository. Books acct Co Sup
zehs.. So Palace Pharmacy, sup
niles acct supt- sI6z Laidbow
Brothers 1 book acct Co SUPP
Edu- Sic HICKS Boas Co. Inc
paint acct. CO Buses S9e2s The
MACMILLAN Co ] Eney Edu Re
search acct Sapt Edu- SOS June
Trehern. amount dur Tor copgtng
min. relative to- vaneleave sen.
$40 The Powers Co supplies acct
Supt Of Edu- $50.
nayea CaSotte Seheol
= c S4rlnEfeiow. labor acct
school 500 " G Brown. sghScrlp-
ton T. r. si1o Builders supply
Inez material acct school 2l4
EaataWpa Con Seheoi
Mississippi Power Co service
zeef scnoos 27l Donothy Williams
for DEMONSTRATION 10 4 from Moss
- a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mr. and Mrs Claude Broome and
daughter. Frankie. left Tuesday TO
return to their home in Springhin
Ia after q visit here IN the homes
o. Mr. and Mrs T. L DeLashmef
and Mr. and AIRS J Haarala
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mrs J D Love returned Satur-
day from a visit 20 Mr. and Mrs
William Lowe and Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Daley in Mobile.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Miss Adah Head returned last
seek from & visit 20 relatives IN
Louisville Ky.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mrs. T B West. Mrs ". NJ. Alex
ander. ana Miss Hazel Herring. and
Acair Davis Of Mobile left Tuesday
Tor a visit IN Springhin. Ia Mrs
West VII BE- 3 guest in the home OF
Mr. and Ms I Y Eass Mrs Alex
anoer a guest IN the home O her
son and uanghter-in-lAw Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Alexander. and Miss
Herring and Adair II the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs II c Herring.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mrs. " p Davis Of Mobile spent
8 few hours Monday afternoon IN
the home Of her mother. Mrs I B.
Herring
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Standard Oh Co. fuel acct road
Nprk si7N United Poultry Pro-
ducerA. / 4-s-t acct road xuxk.
SI80 Mississippi Poser Co. service
sl0 Orion Baker. read foreman.
$500 I voiyedieh. q days Labor
a. &A. $40 80 CrasHnon Bullock q
days laboE ditto $500. J. y ssy-
moGrs = ditto. sc 90 Oscar Sey-
mour. , ditto t132 Joe williams.
. cItto. xZM Leon williams ditto.
$3.50 RanAe Moe. - ditto Sc 90.
Clifton Seymour. 3 ditto. S15m L
B Watson IA ditto. SSs20 Carlow
Caichot - ditto. $3.50 Norman
Eouse 6 ditto. S2o
{ II TaFdy. ; days AZ S2Eo. 6 20.
Mrs v d HaNiey ; days - 500.
$500 " 4 APPRECIATE. 50 loads dirt
a. loo SEQ Arthur Catchot Il bra
- 35c. SIS Elmer Ladn3eg. rs
obk 9leu ~ &C. tIaN Orinu Baker.
SUPPLIES s72m : K Lemon. Eas
sls4d Scaayr Bra8 Service Sta gas
and OF. 1i@ J 1 BarioH. refund
on materials TO + 6 Davis q
son A. per bill sS54 Daies super
Service kA and 81. $500 Mudern
hulc SeTxace. fael and repairs
slBM 9eaEEe pabst = days At
3 e. $3.50 Paul Seymour. e GAYS
81 EA x7zW
nisGFtea Ne 5 Read Fzna
Standard Oh Co. fuel accE road
Nork sos Central Elec Co partS
and material slA7S PRED Roberta
z5l daEz truck operator and RAD
foreman x1T@ Rankin HAxenz 6
Gays loading sane $40 Ia Tay-
luF. 2 GAYS road work $500 Jam
ME Falrisy , days road WORK AM
Andres en- 81 DAYS roaa Nurk
tl2c0 4 E RoaeFN : days loading
sand 50 Rnaln Ware i oayk
sand aaaIna & Faaa Nurk - 90
Clinton Gates 2 DAYS road Nofk
$50 Eaaze Wllsau 3 GAYS Road
NUrE 80 EDDIE PArker. : davs
read EoE $40 Htckz Cate Z
GAYS roa1 HorE So Ecla HaFenz
r OTezszreet Is DAYS operating
gradeE. $3.50 ; 1 Ralriey. q GAYS
operating grader. 3 DAYS naek
Sfs2 : ; Ware = dasz sand
loading 4 raad Eurk 500
Eaunszz Cot G dags roa1 SRA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mrs E 5 Smith o. Virgins Ms.
and Mis- EDITH Of Camp Livingston.
Ala were guests Tor q Few DAYS last
week IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
c r Rouse.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Sf3sa Oscar uaff. 5 days kadlnR
nafa2 siam } " Meaiiion. s daya
loadfux Sand sf3@ Iawrenee ooff
S daYs loacink sand, st21 Rxsbts
R0ggFu ~ hra iuadtng sAxad aM
Dan Holden. 5 nF8 loading snnd,
g. Sc. MACK Hafhgn IL daYA lnadine
sand $50 Edael Gou. - dmyn
leading Sand. soc Bflexi auto
Parts Co supplies, ~recoudiakon mo
iara s7AT & L Does. sauDita4
Sos PTtnFle~Hcagan Mot0r Co
supplies ti3M The Texas Cocn-
panY f8ei acct roaa work. tt1f As
raIbosk MotoT Co parts and Labor
acct road work. SiBf3.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mrs v r Faulkenstein and
daughter. Edna left last week for
a visit 70 relatives IN Philaoeiphia
Pa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Charles Smith. Billie Avea Cor
con GIoz9H z : Sect Tefzson
Lack ard Jack Reeves spent sun
cay a. puachartr&in Beach En NeE
Orleans
%
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

- AottfHee raTl saIaV d
MAJ Kate Wazfan uzH
SO Am 1~aHeuaiDe ? Roe
Wiee q lo4 fo negro aaza &C.
gHaaaa EuM Southern s lei
& IH Co seHszee $50 u
Se1ouz actlEizzz rrfunds - 49,
msaGz attached sllsls Nek
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Miss Margaret KILLER Of Ocean
Springs Sas 3 guess for the week
end a. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renfro
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Miss Bessie Byrn Borden returned
70 Fort McClellen. Ala. last week
alter spending several days here
with her mother Mra O s Borden
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
Cartcr-ROWe Wedding.

MIR. and Mrs. Fred Carter re-
turned to Libby Sunday nigh. from
an extended trip throughout the
eastern part of the United States
Mr.. Carter and the former Mrs
Chas. Q. Rowe were married a,
Reedy, W. v, on January IA in St
James Lutheran church. An extend
ed trip followed their wedding
which took them to. Vicksburg
Miss, Buffalo, N. Y, Niagara Falls
week in Chicago and visit with
Mrs, Carriers granddaughter and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell in Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter are long time
and respected residents of Libby
and many friends will join in ex-
tending congratulations and best
wishes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
Judge Refuses. Evidsacr r-cs,
OF 'Drunkenness' !Test

SALT LAKE CITY.-Accuracy of
the ''drunkometer," device for
measuring sobriety. was questioned
by District Judge M. ]. Bronson of
Salt Lake City while trying q man
accused of driving while intoxicat-
ed.
A city physician testified that the
driver had been subjected to a
drunkometer test that found he was
intoxicated. Judge Bronson declined
to admit the physicians testimony
on the grounds the prosecution was
unable to lay the proper foundation
and unable to show that the device
is an accurate, scientific instrument
capable of doing what is claimed for
it.
The driver was acquitted.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
Gives Final Instructions
To Selecfve Service Men

The Lincoln county selective
service board were busy TUESDAY
morning helping to get the boys
away who were leaving to begin
service in the U. S. army.
The II young draftees all gathered
at the boards office in the court
house and were given instructions
and started on their wav with
good luck" wishes.
DR.. ]. P. Campbell. commander
of the local post of the American
Legion, gave short talk to the
boys and presented each with a
package of cigarettes as q gift from
the Legion. He gave a few point
ers to help them in becoming adj
justed to army life and also back
into private life after their term of
enlistment has expired.
Carleton Joughin, board chair
man, read them instructions and
also talked to them briefly. ] w
Barrett, member of the board
asked the boys to write the board
tell how they are getting along and
where they are finally located. The
third member of the board. p r
Metler of Troy, was also present.
The boys all seemed to be in
good spirits and apparently were
convinced they were doing the right
thing.
The II young men went from here
to Missoula. There they will be
given their final physical examina-
tons and those who pass will be
sent on to Fort Lewis, Wash. After
two or three weeks at Fort Lewis,
they will be assigned to their final
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
Bits of Toes Sacrificed,
Now He Is in the Armv

BUFFALO.-A l9-year-old West
Falls, N. Y, youth sacrificed a small
part of each of his toes to Join the
army. Denied enlistment because of
a slight deformity in his feet, Thorn
as Grenier underwent an operation
to eliminate the defects.
He then was accepted for immedi-
ate service in Hawaii with a newly
created unit known as the Radio
Intelligence company.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
The Barbecue Situation
SpOrtsmen To Meet,

DR.. ]. P. Campbell, president Of
the Rod and Gun Club, announced
early this week that a meeting Of
said organization will be held Sun
day afternoon at 100 at the Com
munity room.
Thls-tfrne was selected for il will
gfve every member chance to be
present and express his viewpoint IN
the location of the l941 barbecue
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06

From good authority comes the
sad news that due to the present
demand for steel in defense prep
aration. the Troy bridge may be
delayed not for long, we all
hope
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
High School Dancers
Must Pass Safety Test

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. : Bows
and girls who attend the Bracken-
ridge high school dance will have to
pass a safety test. The dance. open
to students and their guests, has for
its only entrance fee certificate
that the would-be participant has
passed a special safety quiz with
grade of 10 or better.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
CLASSIFIED

Model K-20 Cletrac tractor for
sale. In good condition.-Lous bur-
rell 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
In Honor of First Birthday

Miss Janet Greeley, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w, Greeley, enter
tanned a group of the extreme
younger set in honor of her first
birthday on February n. The time
was spent by the guests vying with
each other for the possession Of rat
ties and teddy bears. Refreshments
consisted of zwieback for the young
guests, while their mothers partook
OF the birthday cake.
Those present were the Misses
Joan Leach, Marilyn Tester, Sharon
Nichols, Karen Falkner, Lenora
Shaurette. Brenda Williams, and
Messrs. Gale Weidner and Curtis
Kelley.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06

Wife. Il didn't like that new sec
rotary OF yours, SO discharged her
this morning"
Husband Before giving her a
chance?"
Wife: mo, : before giving you a
chance"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06

| Last week we received an en-
] velope full of printed matter urg-
ing us to buy an insurance policy
with the United Insurance Co. for
only two dollars per year In
the same mail a Better Business
Bulletin, published by Montanans,
Inc, was received with the follow
ing warning THE mails are
being flooded with communications
from the United Insurance Agency
offering Special Automobile
Owners Accident Policy of said
company, at $500 for one year. We
are advised that this policy is a
Limited Policy and should be read
carefully by prospective purchas-
ers to determine the exact cover
age
/ If any you folks received a sim
liar letter from the insurance COM
pany it wouldn't hurt In the least
to investigate before placing your
] $500 in the ante pot
The same bulletin tells us that
many bulletins entitled Facts in
Review are going out to every
community =. According to Mon
tanans this pamphlet is Nazi propa-
ganda and is being circulated by
the German Library of Information
which is registered with the state
department as foreign propaganda
institution -.
From good authority comes the
sad news that due to the present
demand for steel in defense prep
aration. the Troy bridge may be
delayed . s. not for long, we all
hope
The Barbecue Situation
Sandy fraser, 1T really doesn't
matter to me where the barbecue.
is held as long as we have it. I
sincerely do not believe that DR..
Cairns spoke for the majority of the
boys around town when he made his
statement last week.
Don Orr stated that he would
have his barbecue 90 at Kilbren-
nan regardless
And Jack Swarens got his bicycle
back period