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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-27
Thursday, February 81, l941
Sinking Mine Shaft
Near Stote Copitol

HELENA, Feb. 24.-U.P)-This
city's day as a mining camp is
gone, but the lure of gold still is
powerful.
Within a stones throw of the
state capitol, workmen are driving a
shaft in search of the yellow metal
that made Last Chance Gulch-now
Helena's Main street-famous. The
shaft was begun when a nugget and
traces OF color were discovered in
an excavation for a basement of a
building housing a cooperative pub
fishing company. Directors of the
company quietly filed claims on the
ground around the building, and
then hired a crew to start digging
a discovery shaft. They hoped to
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-27
Examiners Notes

County
amply with legal securities Federal Deposit
balances of Clerk
County Treasurer agreement
$25000
take of the business this fund should be increased
Claims the period be well filed
a busnessike
Considerable difficulty
Public Administrators
County Through Collar
totang S282 the balance At
Administrators posses
individual delay
these records for In the future will tPubc
them posted date and reconcement with the County
Respectfully submitted,
l.. w MILLER Deputy
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-27
Anything, Anywhere,
Any Time

Americas real super -roadways are its railroads
its main lines of national defensel
Railroads haul anything and everything. They
not "choosey" about their traffic
Railroads haul anything onylDhere-over long
distances and short, over mountains and across
plains.
Railroads haul anything anywhere any time
in winter as in summer, in storm and in flood, using
their to keep the steel roadways OPEN
Railroads haul anything, anywhere, any time for
dnybody-on terms alike and known to all.
Railroads do the essential, universal low cost job
OF mass transportation which other form of
transportation attempt to do.
No other form of transportation-nor all of them
together-can even begin to meet the needs of
American agriculture and industry, commerce and
defense.
The ability of the railroads to furnish these
essential services with increasing efficiency and
volume Of traffic and the cost to the railroads
of manufacturing railroad transportation
Sound pu bic policy obviously requires that
unnecessary costs, rOasfeful practices, nor
ineh;cisncy should Be imposed upon The rail- /
roads through laUs regulations, and that
traffic should not be dioerted from, the rail-
roads to other forms Of transpor tation through
= purely artificial devices, such subsidies,
unequal regulation and unequal taxation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-27

Mote Administrator
rendered the County Clerk for cancellation January
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-27
Mr.. Karl Knudson
Disposition

Personal Effects Disposition
None listed
Watch key, knife lie
cash, letters one en-
pelope marked Alas
ka miner" Mrs C H Clay
None listed
S90 set of cuff links,
2 brief cases, note
book, Smith Corona
typewriter, card
pox, package of liter
ature and two baggage Hortense c. Hage
checks No. S663634 1921 Morgan Ave. No.
663633 Minneapolis, Mimi
One pocket knife Jack Connors son
Elgin watch fishing
license, G. NJ Keys,
pipe, purse, cash S5722 Jessie Rogers, wife
None listed
One purse, key and
note book Not shown on register
None listed
Pocket knife cash SOC,
keys Les Kensler
Pocket note book, case
and hunting license
pencils one watch,
hunting knife, comb,
pair pliers, pair glass
es, key ring with
keys purse with SIC
cash A. R. Shpley
None listed
None listed
None listed
Mr. A. A. Brooks. former
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-27

L. w. MILLER, Deputy State Examiner.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-27
MONTANA
OFFICE OF STATE EXAMINER
Helena

To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners and the County Attorney
of Lincoln County, Libby, Montana.
Gentlemen:
We herewith submit
the books records and affairs the County
Miller Deputy State
day of January 9 concluding
Respectfully,
w A. BROWN State Examiner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Ecorse News
BY MILO CASTOR

spring spiritual selections
Rev. ]. ID. Davis, the pastor,
preached short sermon which
was full of inspiration. His text
was from James 22:22 subject.
"The Unity OF Work And Faith p
Another was added TO The list for
baptism. in the person Of Master
Herbert Fowler.
Among the visitors were Mel
low Mae Madison. G. l.. HaeeIman.
and NJ. N. Lewis Members were all
so glad TO see Mrs Rosebud High
tower back at her post. after sew
eral weeks Of illness at Trinity
hospital
Remember the silk aud visit
them You are always welcome al
First Baptist church
Zadie Askew is church reporter.
VT. Zion Baptist Church
Rev. G. A. Stevenson. the pastor.
preached 10 his congregation sun
day morning on the theme. CLOSE
The Door text 81 Matt. sc. The
message was greatly enjoyed by
the large audience. The Junior
choir sang and rendered a fine song
service.
Those present among the visitors
included Mrs Burns and daughter.
Little Ruth: and Anna Sinkheld
Mr.. Tanner and the Irving Four
Singers were present and rendered
some splendid selections, also the
Five stars OF Harmony Singers.
who sang an A & y selection The
Five Star Singers rendered 4 pro-
gram at the church SUNDAY. March
16.
MI. lions Sunday school pre-
scented ;ine musical program
during the afternoon service Mrs.
A. Lewis. Of Second Baptist church.
Detroit, was the speaker The Few $
Memorial choir rendered the song
service.
The Missionary society was IN
charge OF the evening service. \
fine sermon Was delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Crawford. ~ Detroit
Remember TO visit those Who are
Ill in the community this week.
Corinne Campbell is church re-
porter.
Good VIII club
The Good VIII club met al the
usual time and place last week,
with many members present The
meeting day for the club has been
changed from Tuesdays to Sstur-
days.
The next meeting will he held
Saturday. March Is. at pm. al
1856 Ninth street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
FLINT NEWS
A. TURNIPSEED. Representative 1902 Main Street
1902 Main Street

10 lis pulpit sunday after a brief
illness. lie was guest speaker at
Court street Methodist church In
the evening
Mrs. Camille Robertson has been
confined TO bed Mrs. Peter Jac-
quette ana Mrs. Ala Hodge are im-
proving.
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Ross and
.amily were dinner guests Sunday
al the home OF Mr. and Mrs Thorn
as wheeler OF Liberty street.
Mrs. Edward waller was hostess
Monday to the Mt. Olive Mission
circle. The circle will sponsor a
sacred program Of street Talents
Sunday evening March 80.
Or. ]. l.. Leach OF Flint and DR..
l.. s. Ragley are mentioning in Hot
Springs Ark.
The Rev. A. X. Scott, Bible in
structor. preached a splendid SER
mon sunday at Golden Leaf Bap-
list.
The Rev. Mr.. Scott returned 10
Flint recently and Is visiting Pine
Bluff, Ark. lie visited Canaan Bap-
fist.
The tsewardess Boards No. l and
No. . Of Quinn Chapel are having
a Youth program next Sunday at
7:3O pm. Mrs. Gussie Greer IS
president
Or. r. G. Hatcher OF Little Rock.
Ark, the newly appointed editor
and manager of the Southern
Christian Recorder will be the
guest of Quinn Chapel AME church
during the Lenten services, March
30 to April ;. The churches Of
both races will worship together.
The Girls choir of Clifford street
center. under the leadership oil
Dorothy Greene, accompanied by
Mrs. Edith Robinson, will sing
April Is on the occasion of their an
nual Panorama at Bcrston.
Thursday. March 10 Is a free
health program at the CLIFFORD
Street center at pm. Mr.. Thomp-
son OF the Tuberculosis association
will show three pictures. one be-
ing Let My People Live made at
Tuskegee institute in Alabama with
an all-colored cast The others be-
ing Good Bye Mr.. Germ and
More Life in Living" All Of these
pictures are strictly educational In
nature and is free to the public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Windsor, Ontario
By CARLOTTA

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Browning
announced the engagement Of their
eldest daughter. Nelms To Thomas
Vincent Saturday evening. March
< at their residence. with a bridge
and pokeno party Those acting as
hostesses were Mrs. Annie Ball
aud Mrs. Vivian Nall After hilari-
Gus fun over tea-cup reading Mrs.
browning announced the date Of
the wedding which Is TO be April
; and presented her daughter with
white testament A delicious
menu which consisted 90 salad and
hot rolls coffee, cake and ice cream.
Those who attended we're Mrs An
ME Ball, Miss Gladys Talbot Miss
Dorothy Taylor. Mrs. Vivian Nall
AIRS. Dorothy Ball Miss LYDIA
I.iGhlfoot Mrs Eulla Vincent Mrs.
Lizzie Washington Mrs. Evelyn
Parker Mrs Eloise TAYLOR Miss Ce-
ell Craven. Miss Agnes Peters. Mrs.
E-telle vincent Miss Wlnifred
Christian. Miss Winfred Green.
Mrs Verlyn Harrison. Mrs Neina
chaiters. Mrs. Lucille Mclaughlin.
Mrs. HELEN Glover, Mrs. Perkens,
Ms. l.. Brooks
Mrs Alice DeShield Mrs Vivian
Nall Mrs. GLADYS Whitehead and
Mrs. Lloyd Washington represented
our group al the Dougal Avenue
Home and school Bride clnh Thurs
day. Mrs. l.. Washington won the
Prize for the table.
Mrs " u TAYLOR and Miss Lydia
lighifooi and DR. and Mrs Roy
Perry were among those who al
tended tho labberwock in Detroit
from Windsor Friday night
Miss Florence sheffield ana her
brother Wilfrcd. spent the week
end in Collnewood ont
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas rimbers
spent The Weekend in Toronto with
their aunt Mrs G. Lynn.
We can hardly wait for March 10
10 arrive. We have been promised
grand evening with the Windsor
AT and Literary club at their All
Nations festival al the NWtA.
The Arm.lead Athletic club has
It's regular meeting in their club
rooms Tuesday night.
The BME church had a very inn
pressive service sunday morning
with good attendance The Rev.
T H. Jackson preached as usual
and The choir sang
We notice Mrs verna Chatters
has been elected as Home Eduya-
ton conyener. for the Prince Ed
ward Home and School association
this year
Mrs. Georgia Milhurn OF 1884
Mercer street is ill.
Anyone who has news Of inter-
est. please mail to 1871 Goyeau by
Saturday " each week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

he Vehicle city Lodge 1886 OF
lh are hesnnng their local ora
areal CONT The subjects will
" The CONSTRUCTION and slavery.
ne Constitution ana Citizenship
Harriet Iiectaer stowe" Erred
|rltk Douglass John Marshall"
TIE Negro THE New Deal"
na George Washington" All ora
ions are 90 ie limited to ten min
y" Persons between the ag,t
Y " and Is ne eligible. First
''s Will he $50 and a scholar
''p o. '250- The Rev. l.. L. Law
Hl.s and Ben james are in charge.
ia' NJ Olive lleralds will spon-
~ ! s. Paulcks party Saturday
' March Is at the home OF
1' Nae Nolan Go4 +. wellington.
aufdiy evening. March l6 the
, ,. Usher board will hold a
/, '', |. frosty service with Mrs.
' 4 IlFpin In charge.
l'' W oase P-TA will present
| y, \. Cole baritone. in a re-
Y. !. Friday evening, March q.
.u' Rev. r. r. Turpin returned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
mrs. Elizabeth Smith
Buried from Chapel

rregai f5es were held for the
be Ms. Elzabsta Smith saturday.
Nrcs s from lgsgs Funeral chapel.
he Rev llr Wghl IT Zion Bap-
tr church oni.ia,ci Burial was In
Yl-cTial PARK cemetery.
yr Smith aiel saturday. March
in he age Of So N Herman keiter
implial after several months ILL
lK
gsslc was iarushed by Mrs. b.
fiA, Mrs J Howard and Mrs.
Ersr. L Washington Mrs. X.
Iu'r also panr pated in the sery-
In
hTlvinr a,e 9 husband. Henry
NJ, two weeks Old son, a ia
u, one brother one sister and
riy friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

10 defeat. a 10 IS ny the Ludingion
High school. at Ludingtou Luding-
tons height advantage and superb
shooting proved too muVtor me
CCC baskethallers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Musicale

4 musical benefit will he given
March II at Ebenczer church for
the club house OF the Detroit AS
ISOLATION of Womens club Of which
the New Era Study club is men,
Der.
The program will consist OF num-
hers rendered by the Cavaliers and
members Of the Musicians associa-
ton. An interesting feature will be
one given by the Negro Opera
chorus.
Mrs Evelyn Osborne is chairman
OF the affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

THE Master Testimony" was
he theme of the pastor Rev n
G.. Simmons forccfui message al 3
pm. The pastor and Junior choir
motored 10 Bethel AME church.
Ann Arbor TO worship Ia he eve
ming Mrs. Lucille simmons preached
her initial sermon ON the subject
The Master Cometh
Lenten services are being held
each Wednesday night.
Group 80. ic. under the captain
ship 81 Mrs Lucille Richardson
presented Amateur Talent naht
Friday March Il
SUNDAY. March l6 the Kings
daughter viii have program
and penny ralIy al 8 so pm The
third quarterly meeting and conl,a-
ence viii meet Sunday. March %
and "a,
second Baptist
Pastor r. c. Brown spoke sun
uay morning on "Chrls, the Lite
Gi,er.' A program WAS gNou N
Mrs. Beulah Morton aud Ms A.
stone who presented the Chatter
box quartet Of EcorSc
The RISE Of A People wl 81
sisen by the Musical Gems Friday
March H.
church Oi God
Visitors al Tho Church % lua
sunday were Rev and Mrs own.
Roy craft and friends ftom be
t,of. Mr. aud Mrs lislie. Anderson
and family Rcv " a. Anderson
and daughlcf Willie Mrs Maggie
Pordue visited SATURDAY.
William Mallory was guest of VI
and Mrs. QUINN or Pontiac sunday.
Mr., William Washington is report
cd 10
Miss Cora was given hltuaay
surprise pafiy AZ lie home - A,f
patents Nj ana Mrs Ronnie wi
son Friday evening
Out-of-fown visitors of ltY g.
W Carr who 5 siiil confined 80 DE- 3
We're Mr. and Mrs. ! Has'ia VI
Hicks Of Romuus II Nance 81
+ lnkst't MI and Mrs. J peyis %
Stony Greek
Funeral Rites
Funeral services Ncle held .ue
Mis- Rosa stark Tuesday Mana
al Brown Chapel AME ~ which
she had heen a loyal uenner fof
80 Years The Rev. II G. simmons
ofhciated
Mrs Siarks diod Fsdsy Feb IS
AZ Beyer hospital ~ me axe 81
IS years II months and days Size
was q memhef Of The Willing WORK
ers and Palm Leaf clubs Raih
thapier of UfS and grand officer
ia The Wolverine Grand chapter of
OES.
She leaves husband NolnAr
son. Theodore ! Wash ncfon of
Cleveland grandson and daueh-
Ter. Leon Washington 81 Washre-
ion. aud Mrs Virginia Stevenson
of DETROIT great grand daughter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Camp Stromach CCC
Win And Lose Games

MANlSTEE. Mich. Camp Stro-
mach defeated East Lake IS to IS
in basketball game at East Lake
auditorium. last week. Ulysses
Council OF Camp Stromach FIVE. was
high man with is points.
But on Saturday 1t was a different
story as Camp Stromach went down
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

| -s1r,dsy. the Mairon's club
u" ,..,ou Baptist church spon-
|d% 'r ororram at ouinn's Lone
sI.' s,Il The major attraction .nn
PS' s debate on the subject ne
i" ' Tsa, the United States
rI'' ,, lend al Aid short OF war
Sou. ...i.ud" Misses Evelyn Wash
70 -, ,,.,,ue Baldwin upheld the ar
. ~ Nessrs. Thomas Neusom'
: ,'"'.V ,IcEsiyer and Jonathan
San ,chsb the NEGATIVE. After
S'. ..I.adid exhibition Of ora'ory'
: r ..h,,e was fnalI, awarded 10
Y" \. negative team. William Boone
=, critic judge.
y, =, and Mrs. Casey Jones, OF
.. ~ road. entertained some
,' party saturday evening
=, genial host. had planned many
an. :, FOR enieriainlnr their friends
adding the exploding cigarettes
.s,h rave me gae,'s some real
80, m and Mrs Robert S. VIII
s.-, con arst ana Second prizes
!, 4, rskrno game. William Boone
..,,l,,d ire hooh others present
,,,. ~ and Wa lanes billiard.
!, ,sd M, JOIN Walhall.
n, Young NA'rns club met as
,r,l widrssday esfning at Beech
~ rs'cr AZ NniN'ble evening
~ sgen, Mrs Cara Smith is the
ruIitrl
N, prechvooi confer will spon-
ri benefit pai'y at The center
rrtr March Il. ,dults are es-
y,ally urged ~ attend A wide
irlry Q, new games viii he play
4 md prizes wlil be given.
Mss Alah No.s recreation lead
: st Nor'a-lp tool has been
bent from work about week
, account o. haflng recently un-
rscre an 7rrsndcctomy opera
su. Her many friends wish her a
rlck recover
Due to ne rrtcni employment
Henry polasl and James Jack
. ID private nHst.y. and the i'll
~ u Miss VOLS tho Northrup
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

Out.Oi.T0wn News must be In
he office my Monday OF each
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

The whole West side OF the track
is all upset over the actions OF one
OF our local politicians. At this
writing, they are trying to get
revenge, because they are out in
large numbers voting their disap-
proval OF the politicians by voting
them out OF office. The politicians
who are Involved happen 10 be
running for reelection and Mon
day, March 10 was election day.
We know the people OF the West
Side OF the track will vote against
the men who have sat down on us
for the past two years. To prove
TO the reading puglic OF Ecorse
that the present administration
doesn't mean our group any good,
look at your Precinct board In
Precinct No H. This precinct Is
% per cent colored and only two
OF the board out OF ten are colored.
That looks like a slap in the face
TO the whole colored race.
Where were the leaders Of the
clubs who endorsed that admins
tration. when the board was made
up. Where was your colored street
commissioner? I'll tell you. They
were afraid to protest against any
thing like that.
Wake up. voters and support
political leaders who are not afraid
10 speak up for the things that
are rightfully ours.
DO you think the West Side Peo-
pies club or the Good Will club or
the Progressive club or the West
Side Standing club would have
stood for only two colored people
on the election board. when there
are ten people hired and 20 per
cent OF the voters in the precinct
are colored? 40. But when YOU
have weakened men as leaders.
YOU can expect anything. Next
weeks issue will tell you just
where We stand in politics IN our
village.
With spring right around the
corner and most OF our young boys
working. there will he about twen-
ty-five per cent more cars on our
local streets than usual. The police
ask that the parents warn their
children to be careful and not TO
play in the streets. our local Of
ficers are carrying two violation
books. preparing for the rush OF
traffic tickets TO be issued. They
are asking all motorists 10 he care
full and TO cut down on their speed
These officers have their orders
and their duties to perform.
Mrs. Hattie Rellams. mother OF
Mrs. o. Gill. left for her home last
Friday, after spending two weeks
in Ecorse.
Don't fail TO read next weeks is-
sue OF the Tribune, and please pay
your paper boy each week.
The Oliver sisters. DarnelI Gus
sic and Rainey wish 10 thank
their many friends for kindness
shown them. on the occasion OF the
death OF their mother, who passed
away Saturday. March March 3.
First Baptist Church
Last Sunday, First Baptist was
we'll attended. The deacons and
mothers held fervent prayer serv-
ices and the choir sang some in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
River Rouge
a. I'D Mrs. William Boone Beechwood Center
Beechwood Center

division OF the Beechwood center
has been temporarily closed until
sufficient held can be obtained 10
replace the former workers.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sabbath.
424 Polk street, visited the Boones
Sunday evening.
Death Claims Old Citizen
Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Addie Oliver were held from
the Church OF God In Christ in
River Rouge at IL am. Saturday.
March s. Rev John w. Gaudy Off
ciated other ministers present in
cluded Rev. George Stevenson. of
Mt. Zion Baptist church. in Ecorse
and a few others. The Gospel Choir
us, under direction OF Fred Parker
rendered impressive numbers. The
Rising star male quartet also gave
a rendition, also Mrs. Morton, Mrs
MERCER and others.
Mrs. Oliver was pioneer citizen
OF River Rouge. having resided
here since 1921 Many letters ana
cards Of sympathy We're read and
floral tributes received from
friends.
Voters Association Meets
The Wayne County Voters Dis
trict association. under r. Daniels
chairman of the sixteenth Congress
sional club, held a short session Of
the officers OF his district at the
Cook hall, Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. All units were we'll re-
presented The purpose OF the meet
ing was to perfect plans for the
organization, which viii be pub
lished later Mrs Annette Vaughn
acted as their secretary. Another
meeting Will be held March % al
3 pm
Inion Baptist Church
Christ Rejected was the theme
discussed rs the sunday School OF
Union Baptist last sunday morn
ing One member was added
Sunday morning in the absence
Of the pastor tho sermon was
preached by Rev Or. Smith. sub
jet, christians Parking Place
At The Foot or The Cross One
member was added TO the church
The Five stars OF Harmony, OF
Detroit, rendered an 4. and y.
selection The Junior choir render
cd music for the morning hour.
The Junior Usher board served.
At pm the Union Baptist
church chorus. directed by Mr.
Hawkins made their first appear
ance in n successful program.
The pastor, Rev. f. G. Copeland.
urges all TO visit the sick in the
community All are invited to at
tend the mid-week prayer services
each wednesday night at s o'clock.
Bonnie Caswell, Jr. is church re-
porter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-21
PLAN help FOR
MANY DISABLED
REPRESENTATIVES OUTLINE
PROGRAM TO RENDER
ASSISTANCE

Key Westers who are unem-
ployed through injuries or ply
steal disability of any kind can get
chance at training and work
through the program outlined to-
day by Henry Redkey and L. j.
Kyle, Orlando representatives of
the vocational rehabilitation divi-
sion of the state department of
education.
Only two Key Westers now are
getting the benefits of the pro-
gram, but Redkey and Kyle ex-
planned today that the normal
average would make from so to
60 persons in this city eligible for
benefits.
Under the program, anyone who
is unable to work because of ply
steal disability can get free train
ing and placement in a job. The
department, if necessary and if
the applicant is mentally quail
fled, will send him to schools
where he can get proper training
in the line which he has decided
to follow.
The department pays all eX-
penses, food and lodging, while
the applicant is getting his train
ing and then assists him in getting
a job.
Redkey pointed out that in one
year, the department had trained
164 crippled persons, who in the
following year had total income
of $125,000, where previously
they had no incomes.
Persons wishing information on
the program have been asked to
visit the county health office at
1900 United street in he old hos
pital building.
Redkey and Kyle, who arrived
here this morning from Miami,
will leave today to continue their
tour of inspection.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-21
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
AWAKE, AMERICAN"

Allied reverSeS in Greece and
North Africa and the admitted
success of Nazi submarine war
fare in the Atlantic has brought
the threat to "Liberty"-yours
and mine--a step closer during
the past weekend.
Greed and selfishneSs still blind
two groups in America, concern
ed with their own interests, who
take no heed of the Handwriting
on the WALL and in the hour of
crisis are giving aid and comfort
to the enemy to set the stage for
their own ruin together with that
of 130,000,000 fellow citizens.
We view with increasing alarm
the strikes and chickering's that
are slowing up our defense pro-
gram and we blame Labor" for
this or Industry" for that. Both
terms take in a tremendous
amount of territory.
We should remember that La
Dor" is not just the "A. F. of L."
or the &C. I. o" as a few leaders