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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30
Sharps and Flats

CERT UGI1Q. LdSt WEEK IL IlGW IIlGIIl-
bers of the school band were pro-
NOTED to the first band. BY spring
all 10 members of the band will be
seasoned veterans and they should
provide a real treat for Libby in
the spring concerts and festivals.
The new big band will make its
first appearance in the Pioneer Day
program on November in the Jun
ior High assembly where it will
play a group of old time favorites.
Some people are wondering where
he audience will sit.
The band has been disappointed
in being unable to drill between the
halves of the. Columbia Falls and
Thompson Falls games, but this is
due to the fact that bad weather
and the teachers convention have
spoiled SO many OF their drill Pc
RODS. Every member fthe band
is a good football fan to judge by
he volume OF noise they make at
the football games,
The drill team will miss Ruth
SWitzer who has had SO much to do
with their fine marching. They join
the rest Of the students in hearty
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
s-loutier.
The girls and boys glee clubs are
busy with preparations for the Hi
Jinx stage show. The school or
chestra under the direction Of Miss
Owen has been busy lately. They
have provided music for the new
central art exhibit, the two per-
formances of the sophomore play,
and the two performances of the
Little Theatre play.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30

the Border style? Come to the
Spanish Cafe the Home Economics
department is sponsoring at the Hi
Jinx.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30
HERBERT GOLD MINES. INC.
Libby. Montana

There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing subscribed stock, on account
of Assessment No. Z, levied on the
18th day of September, 194l, the
several amounts set opposite the
names of respective shareholders,
as follows.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30
Club and Class Activities

r. A meeting of the Girls club met
Monday, October n, and elected
officers Georgianna Seims was
elected president, Katherine Lamp
ton vice president, and Swanee
Quenemoen secretary. A Halloween
dance is being planned.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30

TIE UP WITH THE TERRIERS
That's what We'll all do November
7th.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30

The sophomore class has elected
Joyce Morrill, for Hi Jinx queen.
Stand behind her, class, and she'll
win. II every one sticks together
and does everything in his power
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30

The freshmen girls Home &c.
classes had joint class Monday
and Mrs. Hafstead spoke on how to
care for the hair and skin.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30

10 win, It can be done. Come on
sophomoreSl
The Camera Club has begun its
work on pictures. The dark room
equipment is here now, and every
one is looking forward to develop
ing their pictures. AT the last meet
ing Mr. Parker came up and talked
about how to take better pictures.
Next Thursday he will again come
and show the process of developing
the films.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30

The Ills o'clock Home &c. class
had visitors from Columbia Falls
Friday There were Is boys and
four girls.
|. Why did they have to bring the
girls? However, the situation was
we'll in hand
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-30

DAISY HUNTER.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
Steiner 11nterihic6
l)ean

Sci Genforuber lit 8eluh. Nan
iitt genliitli6 plouoerno 5ulommen.
3igaretten iperoen, berlrn9crei6t.
"Noudlt ou or,6 lbon?" froat ei-
ner ser @0ite Sen 3moliiGbrieen Senf-
erubcr junior.
uSm', meint ser, ,,iuenn ib cine
friege, rou6' i6 cine"
9a. ibout Der olte Senforuber
ieinen Sprobling on uno iogt:
uBern bu cine raubit, frieeit on
cine"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
aitttuod, sen is, SUM 194f
HuSkuflft
q. s., Mp. :

fer StelIe oie anBerprbentlidle Gor<
aiiglibfeit Ser lanren Neilb (Sog=
bnrt) bebanbelt. 3ieielbe lit Dor al-
LEM in boBent @rabe barmreinigenb.
gs lit bon mobernen or5tliden Ma,to-
ritdten feltgeielt moroen bob Die
meiiten MenIben an 9armperoiftlung
,iterben, 5. +. BOB 9armperaift,mgen
ben MnlaB sl ben peribieoenlten too
bri1genoen &railfbeiten eeben. Sal,>
re Mil6 besinfi5iert alle @ifte lu,O
1lnreinigfeiten. 3uderfranfe fOnnen
bon elmer Saure- -0tild=8ur geneien,
tpenn bos Spiten nod nidt 3lt lebr
bnrb bie &ranfbeit 9eI6ipdd)t lit.
8er at Ser5arterien<Gerfalflmg
Ieioet, ioute toglib Oreimol ioure
Nilb nit Sbpar5brot eenieien lmo
ben @enlB bon Sleilb gang oufeeben.
@,lte, iaure Mil6 lit beut5ltooc,
beionoers in ser Sto6t, fa,un mebr
erb6ltlib. 9ie Milb, ipelbe sic Milf
60. at uniere Siire lteIlt, lit burh 10
bielc 2G,lterrnespro3eiie binourdee>
eongen. bob bon Mtildi0ure nibt
mebr biel iibrig lit. I'm Die ean5e
@eilfroit ser lauren Milh 5u erba1=
ten, ,nuB mani friitbe Mild, gleib
nabbem lie bon ser <b fomnlt, Iouer
1perben loiien, bis iib bide Molfen
ecbloet boben. sion idopit ben
&obn ab unb eeniebt oie iaurc Mil6
nit Go99enbrot.
$ Mrs. u. Cd, Segas -
BUR ibnellen Stillung bon Ser5-
frainpf entfleioe man iofort bie 6iiBe
rno begiebe 8nie nno sSiiBe nit fol-
tenn @aiier uno reibe Tie tiidtig ab.
Damn tol,he man m,d Sonoe uno
Arme in faltes 8aiier ,no mode
eDnnaitiibe 8eiuegllnaen nit oen
Mr,neu. aommen &rdmpfe our6 @r-
f6lt,mg, 10 n,lB sic Natl,rlpdrme
burb tiinltlide @Grme erbobt ,per-
ben. 3u oieiem 3tpef miidt mani e.
fig nit beiBem Bolier au eleiden
Teilel1 taudt ein nebrfah 6uIan1nen<
9eleetes Ieinenes Sud- bineir1, tpinbet
es elm tpenig aus uno leet oas belize
9u6 auf sic 8rrIt 1,no ems ouf ben
&iiden oes Yatienten, 10 beiB er es
bertrogen fonn. @eipobnlid boren sic
&rdnpfe balo ouf. @enn nidt, mub
man bie beiBen @uilagen ernellern.
- ~. &., Sub.
I'm einen gelllnoen 1mb ibarfen
@iiig 3u bereiten, miid)t man ein
Anart Molaiies rno elm Quort 9efe
(ober 2 Stiid feite Sefe) 1T Orei
@allonen marmes Hegentpaiier. 9as
@on5e brin9t man i,1 einem Stein>
frug ooer einem 6GBben an eincn
tparnen Srt, om beIten in oer sonne
9as Sp,rnolob ober oie Seffnuna
0esI. &rrees bebedt mou NIT einem
erpben Sud, nm 6liegen ,mo anberes
nnae3ieier fern5ubalten. Sn et'pa
brei bis bier @oden bat man s,ten
giiig.
,8enn ser @iiig oem @nbe 5l,9ebt,
10 fiille man oas Sab ober bas &C.
fGb ipieoer inn ielben gerbaltnis ouf.
&c. St., =. -
Ser eeeentpartige ariee bat nel,e
66reden, llngeredtiefeiten uno
@roulolnfeiten iiber Die Menlbbeit
eebrad)t. @an5 beIonoers fins Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18


anoere 8irfuneen aus, 3. g. ioI6e
5ipilben oe,pilien Quellboren &6rper-
beltanoteilen (&onoioen), pie 3. g.
Sen @imeibltoffen. 9onn aipil6en
Sol5cn uno eleftrilden Gorg0n9cn
i'm &0rper. 8ei ser Ge9ellmg ocS
@Iei6gemidtS 5piihen iouren uno b.
iiid)en Stofien im &orper iino Oie
Sal5e bon cminenter 9eoe1ltlmg.
8oiicr+ lmo Stoiibelue9ung, amber
lcitS sic cbeuliiben ll1uietlu9en bon
@iipei6, Sett rmo 3ufcrltofien 1ino
bis ol1 eineln aetpilien @robe oil bie
8eteiliaung beltimrter Sol5e geblul-
oen. I'm mm lpc5iell ouf Dos &C.
lpobnlid)e &odlol5 5uriid5ufonn1lcn
10 beltebt ooSlclbe aus 9fotriun lmo
Gblor. Seoer bieicr 9cltonbteile bat
feline eioene geoel'tlng. Som 9so=
trilm ninunt mau on, BOB es iiir Deu
@oileroebolt bes Gorpers ipclentlid
lei. slls boiiid ipirfenoer Stoff Der
mag es, nod 9lbtrelmlng oeS @blors,
nit iouren Stofien Gerbinbunoen
ein5ugeben ooer onocrS olSgcOriidt,
Souren ob5ul6ttigen. Scr 5ipeitc 8e=
| itanOteil, bas @blor, lit inlltanoe, lid
nit @olierltoff 5ll berbinoen, nllo
So16loure 81 biloen, sic bon 9ctpiilen
3ellen ser Magenmouo bel ser Ser
baul,n9 obocionoert miro. Natrillm<,
&oli,m> uno &al5ill1llal5e 5eibnen
! fib ourd pidtige eleftriibe gigellz
i6often alts unO merOeu besbalb nit
bent cine Gonoeritellllng ei,,nebmen=
Sen Mogneiillm 5ur @ruppe ser @lcf<
trolpte 5uiamuengefobt. @iien=, SOB,
EboSpbor-, S6meielz, &ieiell0ure=
nno onbere Gerbinouneen fommen III
gang onoeren Sormen Dor mb biloeu
eine atpeite @ruppe. :.
Neue SorId)ungen haben l,ns einc
rnsemein groBe 8ereiderlng nnlercr
Ge1ntnilie iiber Sen Sal5bousbalt &C.
brodt: @ir ipiiie1t, baB ser Menidj
tGelid) elmer 3uf,,br BON etlpa flint
@ranm &obial5, onberieits BON nur
etipa oipal5ig Millionltel 500 ais
Minoeltmen9e beborf. 0ieie ,mO on
oere 3oblenangoben iino ieooh ons
n6berno Gurdldnittsmeneer, sic fir
oen ein5elnen Menlden ie nab Sc
bensort, &lima, @rfronfllnes5uitan=
oen uim. eon5 lpeientlibe abtpeidln'
gen erfabren. Sic &orper5euen ent-
balten et,pa ein 3ebntaulenbltel
@ramm @ilen, obnc ipeldes Die at=
mung nno oos 2eben Ser &orper<
5ellen nibt moelid) lit. @ber es ban-
belt iid oa feinestpegs nm .irgeno>
cine" @ilenperbinolu1g in ser oas
@iien nirflam iein font, ionoern 1ln1
eon5 beltimnte. gs eibt i'm &orper
anoere @ilenperbino,ugen, sic fit
sic Mt1nung nidt lit 8etrad)t foln'Hen.
Der Sauptiooipei6er lit sic Sbilo=
briile (ScutiforneO @lononle).
@ieberlun banoelt es iid) unl gon5
beltimmte Sooberbinol'mgen..
Ser &orper itelt iid ouS ge,plien
notipenbieen 8ol,iteinen ielblt be 9e=
eieneten Sol5perbinoun9en ber. ST
fann nnr ielbIt oie iriiber erluabnten
ri6tigen gegenieiti9en Men9el,per=
b0ltniiie ser ais @leftri5i0tstrG9er
ii6 bet0tigenoen sol5e oblhlfen. ST
fonu ferner nur Ielblt 9e>piien GIL
,nu S;o onoinnoto Snr,, 4 "a ioui<
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

Der Sano Der @eidid)te a,li anbert
.Sdredens5eiten in ser 8elhibte eng
lambs 5uriiefibout? Sic @iniiibrultl
ser protcltantil6en Hefornetion il
@nglano bilbet cine ser bl,tioltc,
l,no gralHomlten Grriooen in ser Sc
lbidte GnglanoS.
Ser gelebrte Seluit g. Samrer
itein, Ser friibcre proteitontiihe Su
rift, Ser aus ltcbcr5cuoung fatbolild
puroe, ibreibt: Scinri6 ser s(Nt
bon Gn9lono auein bot nid)t menioc1
ols 10000 Mfenlbcn nit Seucr 1m>
Sb,pert binridten lolich um @ng
lanb at ,,reformieren''. 9oruntcr Il
Ser50ge llnO @roien, 164 @bcllel,tc
t2 &arbin0le, 2 @r5bilbofe, is 81
Ib0fe, 13 9lebte 1lno 500 Monde
Sein Vfitreforuer Gromer bertci
biete bieie ,,&eterneri6tc' init be1
8ibcl. Glilobetb, Oie ,,gllte 9etb'
iudte at @rouionifcit ibre &oroon
ger nod 5u iiberbietcn. Sic lieB Ia:
fotboliibe Erielter ibres @louben:
tpe9eu bhlridten; III onoertbolb Mo
naten lieB iie $4,000 &atbolifen blu
tis perioleen. Gon ser 3eritorun!
fatbolil6er &irben, &lolter nno Nb
teien 5ellaen beutc nod 5oblreide G,
inen in england, Shottlono ,mb SSr
lano. 9ic @elt9eltidte lit oos &elt
eeridt.
- 81. g., Y. s.
&egen ieiner Hei6baltigfeit a,
Nabritofien miro bon mooernen Ner5
ten 1no belonoers Maturopatben SCI
Mpiel INNER bGuii1er fir @eilno
1ln0 &ranfe empIoblen nno 5lpor ocl
robe apfel. &obe 9lepfel rmo slpiel
lpeil'en III ieoer Sorm iino belonoer:
on5uroteu bel &ronfbeiten bon Ser5
Nieren, @allenleioell, @ibt I'M
8beumatis,nus. Sci 9arm- uno oll
bern llnterleibs1eioen ion man rob
aepfeI aan5 iein n1oblen nno ieo
Stunoe ettpa einen eroBen 2offel pol
oopon genieBen. Gin rober apie
miro f,lr5 Dor bem Sdlafensebe'
empfoblen geeen Shlofloligfeit.
&forrer &neipp rat, ben Ipfel mi
ser Sdale au eiien, benn, 10 erfl0r
er, sic S6ale, sic ont neilten oe,
eleftril l6en Stroblen ser Sonne uni
Sen mobltdtiee,1 @iniliilien ser freie'
9uft ouseeiett moor, bat nl'b oi
9robte 9raftfiiue.
- &. g., =.
9iele Jrage iiber sic gigentiimlid
feiten ocf geIp0bnliden &ohiolaes il
uns Idon friiber gelteat iporoen.
3u Sbrem uno onoerer 2eler 9fl,t
gen pollen mir es bier ausfiibrlihe1
erfl0ren. Sbipobl oos Sal5, oos nil
tGelid 5ur @iiraung unlerer Speiier
gebrauden, febr porteilbait auf oi
@eimobeit tpirft - porolsgciebt
oaB es mdbia eebroudt miro 10 tonr
es ol,h o,1f sic @eiunobeit rebt idao
lid ipirfc,l, inoem ,es bur6 SerbGr
tuneen manben Srganen ibabel
fann. ..H
@rfobrling nno miiienitbaitlih'
5orIbung baben er9ebe1r, oab iospob
Der Sier- ols all6 Scr Menidenforpe,
elmer getpilien Sol55uiubr oblolllt' be
barf uno, baB Mongel at Sal5 81
grfranfltneen fiibrt. Son srobel
Gidltinfei4 1T sic Sl1n11tit1t Se2 SnI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

Ihriebenc 3iot: Ancs nit Mfob uno
MoBigfeit.
- Mrs. 6. g., Did.
9as Sico, Dos Sic nleinen, beibt
uSirten 9benolieo' nno loutct:
&onnu, filler Nbcno, nieoer
Nuf 1mire fleine sSlur;
Dir tonen uni're 2ieoer,
&ie 1don bilt on, Gotlr!
Sdon iteiet oie 9btnorDtc
Sinab ins fiible Sal,
sdon gl0n5t aui mli'rer Jl0te
Ser Sonne letier Strobl.
Auiiberou. berrid)t 5Nwci9en,
IS lingt ser Gogel @bor
gob aus Sen bnnflen 3,peigen
9en Nod)tgeiong empor.
&omm, lieber Abeno, ,pieber
anf lmi're fleine sslnr;
9ir t0nen I'M IRE 2ieoer,
@ie i60n biit bu, Notlr!
- $. N., Nebr.
&ritiiieren lit befanntlib Ieibter
ais 9eiierno6eu. Vton lpribt uno
lbreibt lno i6impit iiber >oie auneb-
nlenoe Morolloiiefeit mo 3ubtlolig-
felt Der SSngeno in ,mlern oiientlihcn
2eDrolitalten, aber man tut nid)tS
oa9egeu. &otboliibe @ltern ihiten
loear lire &inoer nod bieieu Shua
len. Gatbolifen idimpien iiber Dos
llebel Ser iblcdten Ercilc, 1eien ober
lelblt iolhe 3eit,rneen nno 3eitibrif-
ten nno boben nid1ts iibrig iiir ibre
eigene fatbolil6e Ereiie.
9ieie 3ultonoe boben 81 bem 3u-
ianmenbrllh Der elropGiiben Climber
uno 5llm politilden ltmltur5 eeiiibrt.
8enn 0ie 6omilie, sic >@eielihoft,
ser stoat nidt oni Dem felten Sun.
bament Scr &eli9icn lmo 0forol onf-
eebaut, 10 fonnen iic auf Die 0oner
nid5t beiteben. llno iuenn nod bie-
fem fiirdterli6en @eltfrieg ser 8ie.
beranfbau guropas nibt auf reli9io.
ier @runolaee o,Ieefiibrt miro. miro
es feine felte @iniarng, ionoern einen
neuen &rieg aeben.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
Monroe Brothers
Attract Record
Crowd Tn Ashe
Courthouse In Jefferson Filled
to Capacity for Three
Performances.

Charlie Monroe's Kentucky hill
billy partners, who broadcast reg
ularly over radio station w. B. l.
C. at Greensboro, attracted a rec
ord crowd last Friday night when
three performances we're given in
the courthouse at Jefferson.
Three different performances
were given and the courtroom
was filled to capacity each time
It is estimated that at least 1900
people attended. The courthouse
was filled before the players even
arrived.
Advertising for the entertain
ment listed "home missions" as
the recipients of the proceeds, but
no announcement has been made
as to what home missions. Mrs.
Nancy billiard, of the Beaver
Creek section who has large IA
mily Of children to support, was
in charge of distributing advertis-
ing material here. The gross in
come from the performances
amounted to several hundred dol
lars. .,
The Monroe radio program is
said to be an exceptionally popu-
lar one in this county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
Caps Capture League Lead
By Taking Austinville, So
Severt Cops 4th Win AS Mates
Grab IL Hits In Satur-
days Game.
PLAY FRIES SATURDAY

In very fast game on the local
diamond Saturday afternoon the
Blue Caps of West Jefferson
scrouged Fries from the league
lead by trouncing Austinville SIS,
while the Fries club was being
thrashed To by the third-place
Galax boys.
Bower Severt in the box again
upheld his winning streak by
sending 10 enemy batters up the
river via the strike-out route and
allowing the same number safe
bingles. Of these 10 hits no more
than 3 were collected in any sim
gle inning and it was we'll into the
fourth before even two were is
sued in a row. So far this is Sc
vert's fourth win in four games.
B. Hudson, pitching for Austin
vile, gave up Il hits to the Caps,
one of these being knocked out
of the lot by Peck Davis in the
sixth for homer. No one was on,
however, when the run was made.
Bill Perkins who has been laid
up for several days because of a
bum ankle was back in uniform
for this game and performed well
behind the bat. Davis and Nc
MILAN were best at bat for the
locals by grabbing hits while
J. Hudson was best for Austin
vile with 3 hits.
Yesterdays game marked the
second loss for the Caps. This
time Ray Blevins was forced to
yield the mound to Paul Perkins
after the Ivanhoe club rallied in
the 9th to take the game 1912.
Time would not permit running
detail reports or box scores on
this game.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
AUXILIARY TO HOLD
TEA FOR HOSPITAL

tContinued from Page One)
Miss Toby Turner will preside at
the tea table. Misses Elizabeth
Anne Digs, Helen Sells, Marian
Williams, Myrtle Dean GRAPHICAL
Rachel RAIDER and Vivian john
son will serve.
All auxiliary members as well
as everyone are urged to attend
and bring their friends. The tea
will be floating affair and guests
can come and 60 as they desire.
BY holding this linen tea the
Auxiliary hopes to secure sutt1-
cient linen needed for the hos
pital.
Mrs. Robert Barr is general
chairman of the event.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12

Replacement Training center at
this camp. These five men are:
Glenn j. Bare, army serial num-
Der 34113331; Glenn r. Ham, ar
my serial number 34113297; En-
mis- P. Latham, no. 34113289; Carl
E. Oliver, no. 34113295; .Alonzo
T. Goodman, no. 34113324.
The Post is gladly printing this
information in order that the re-
latives and friends of these six
men may know where they are
located.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
FREE FRENCH, BRITISH
FORCES ON THE MARCH

Continued from Page One)
by a German submarine" in the
South Atlantic, Captain Waldo
mar Lucio Pereira, skipper of the
rescuing Brazilian steamer Ozorio,
radioed the Associated Press Tues
day.
Forty-six persons, including 3
women and one child, were
abroad the Robin Moor when she
went down May 81. The Ozorio
to lifeboats has been found aside
from a few pieces of floating lug
gage and child's toys, the Ozorio
captain said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
FROM NEAR AND FAR

LUCY MONROE, NEW YORK
SONGSTER, has been dubbed
''The Star Spangled Soprano" be-
cause she has sung the national
anthem more than 500 times e.
There are 742,366 other ways of
serving eggs if you don't like
them scrambled, says Christine
Carlson, home &c specialist at
Ohio State university Mrs.
Patience Brown and Collett Sitter
were together Saturday just as
they have been each May "a for
the last Sc years-the twins have
never missed celebrating their
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
ASHE COUNTY RANKS
1ST IN BEEF CATTLE
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
combe county in having a larger
number of cattle and calves, and
the figure shown for Buncombe
is only IS higher than that OF
Ashe. Buncombe has 1886 milk
COWS and only $50 beef cattle.
Ashe county's sheep population
is listed at 6,808 and turkeys
raised in 1899 is shown as 19,9O1.
This county ranks third in the
number of horses and colts three
months old or over, 2,246 and first
in the number of mules and mule
colts, 161.
Ashe ranks first in the proper
ton Of land in farms and first in
the number of acres of pasture
lands, with 1O4,259 acres being
shown under this column, which
is by far larger than any other
county in the state.
The county ranks 18th in the
number of farms, total number
being shown at 4,153, 3rd. in the
production of buckwheat, 9th in
the production of sorghum for sy-
rup, 9Th in the smallest percent Of
tenants.
In connection with the cattle
and calves, the total for the state
is shown as being 540,015 ano
with nearly 10000 of this number
Ashe county has twenty-fifth Of
all cattle and calves in North
Carolina.
The county also ranks high ir
the production of hogs and pigs
This number is ABA.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
Johnston Is Not
ImpressedBy
Trustees Order
u. N. c. Trustees Pass ResOlu-
ton Requiring Teachers
To Take An Oath.

Ira T. Johnston said this week
that he did not think much of the
resolution passed last Saturday
by the board of trustees of the
Greater University of North Caro-
lima, ordering that all Americans
employed by the institution take
an oath to support the federal
constitution.
The action is supposed to pre-
vent subversive teachings at the
University. It was pointed out
that in registering to vote, every
American citizen already takes
such an oath. 1T would be the
same thing to require the teach
ers in this county to take an
OATH" Mr.. Johnston, who is a
trustee, declared" Of course I am
against subversive teachings, but
I don't see that this will help
much"
In connection with the passage
of the resolution, he said there
was very little opposition ex-
pressed, however.
At the meeting President Ora
ham announced that the Carnegie
Foundation had given a 100000
endowment to the library school
at the Chapel Hill unit.
There was no discussion of the
recent political activities of DR..
Ralph Mcdonald, associate direc-
tor of the extension division who
campaigned for Dick Reynolds.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
TUCKER SUSPENDS
DRIVERS LICENSES MON

Weaver Bowie, of Husk who
was brought before Mayor H. c.
Tucker on Monday charged with
public drunkenness, was fined $40
and the cost. Edw. J. Church, of
Idlewild, charged with operating
a motor vehicle while under the
influence of liquor had his driv-
er's license suspended and was
fined $50 and the cost. Freeman
Miller, of Obids, charged with the
same offense, was given the same
fine and also had his drivers Ii
cense suspended.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12
NEW RIVER LEAGUE
STANDINGS

standings are as of June 81
RESULTS OF GAMES
Wednesday, June 4
Austinville-; Ivanhoe-
Sparta (Open)
Galax-W. JEFFERSON (rain)
independence l; Fries 2
Saturday, June 2
Ivanhoe 8; Sparta 8
Aus'ville 2; w. JEFFERSON 5
independence (open)
Galax z; Fries 2
SCHEDULE
Saturday, June Ia
independence at Ivanhoe
w. JEFFERSON at Fries
Sparta at Galax
Austinville (open)
Wednesday, June Is
Ivanhoe at Fries
GalaX at Independence
WEST JEFFERSON (open)
Austinville at Sparta