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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
DENNY

: HIN tTIFft SLING .U--
zT6 ] ROSSman 2n6, r. Rossrnsn 20i. G
Knwinsh 2i1 g Whiting 223 J. Ia
Budde 2i7-209 " Arsba- 2o4 20s
Marshall PAS. r Miller 2o4, X zakens
2Ol. l.. Miller 23i. J. Loe"en 2ls
Carver 2Ot-224 n Boeding 202 A OrzeI
20i. r S'srnisher al r. Portion pol,
Wenbeck 2ss r Tuttle 202. X Little 200
l. Kinda l0i22s J Morys pos 204 2o3
W Hsnnemsn 2i7222 n Graves 30.
Appelis 205-202. A. WesbrOdi 2lh.
DuBesu 200 200. 6 Hansen 20s2l2 u
Teahan 2i3 steizlnger 207, J. PAGE
i-23l r Kramer 224 r Chadwick As
f. konn PAS. Gsske 2l72l2. Bios
som -GsGks 2o3-2is Piaetfe Pal
Mslinoro 2O3. J Adams pol. NJ Jsnusch
2or l.. Har- 202 A. Beck 22s krsus
COS, J Gauthlsr 207, J, Sanford 2l0-2ni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
MICHIGAN BtLL


HIGH scores Fddis Hiu 2o3 William
Morrison 21J charles Euerv 232 George
Rocker 2I5-2ni Pau Davis 2O0-209
clarence Cshhardt 900 William Green
cas. onward BennirE 2iS. James Fraser
. 224 Thomas Robertson 2o6 Edward len-
rings ell seward MCCouschie go, Arthur
kroth 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
SOUTHEASTERN

High scores-Tony Jakulriszen 223. Cyl
Straka 2i5-203. Gene Hawkins 2l2. Emil
schoaitz 2Oi, Hank zdanowicz 30. John
Warehall 2O3 Harry Miller 222. Ted Voden
Benken Jr. 22l. Max Blake 200, Roy Miller
TONY Jakubis1en 2O3. Bill Moves 202 Wes-
ley Hopp 202. Ed Musalowsh 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
ORIENT
NOT ~ LEAGUE

HEh scores Nrrn Lindstrom 255. John
small 2fj ~ ron cullen 2f5. Cy O Sell 2i+.
Ray Schon 23s. sam haplan 225 HubD
Bel 223- 2Ol. James Fletcher I'D. Carl
Bum 222, Frank Concer 22l, William
tombstone go William Myers 21i-2lI.
Casimir kowalesk. 2l2, Walter Saydak
2Oe, Max FaN COS. Leo Nlsuia 2U7 207
Joe RUPEE POS, Tom Cassidy 20i, Ford
RHlston 2UJ-2H2 George Runde 2l3, Linton
Todd 2O3 Anon Martin 203. Mike Nc
K-t.sh 2n3, Walter SperICh 2DZ, Tom
MaieA 202. Fred saul 2o2, Elmer Kraft
200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
ALIENS
I>DfA> LEAGUE

High sc0rfs Me- Olmstesd 273
Weave 2l5, Hugo steck 232 Tod Bel Z
John ksbeutZ 2O4 Jack Johnson 2l2
Otto schuetth 2O2-2ns Tod White 2
MiHs Wsinmssisr 235 Mel Olmstead .
George Egar 2O3 Tom Vankeurn z
George Stsack 2i5 Noble Peters 20s
quincy 2is r Wsstfall 20f Nstbb- =
v Johnson 2i2. Bob Dryer 200 200. X
Watson 2Oe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
DETROIT TINES

HlEh EcOTeS-H Hal HPndtTsOn 20, JhTIs
Hanneman 223 Ralph Novak 2i5-2l2.
Joe Carney 2l3. Lincoln Barr 2l2 Chas.
Post 2O7 Ed Schmidt 205. Harry McMas-
ter 204. Chas Rupnow 2O3 Norbert IMAGES
202 Bill Kerner 202. Marty Wing 202.
Frank Bishop 20i, Bill Horie pol. Leo
Florkowsk pol. Walter Tomczyk 20l Bill
Demo 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
DETROIT RECREATION
M TROfOIiTt> CATHOLI

HlVN y fFN -auf WITIer 10 Feau1OIn
ESQ Lous Barnnat POP Dan L"nghurv
2Jr POP Bill Grachcr 2f2 203 Icons n
FnGlas ?Ol ~ Rent, 90? Ar Duncan
~. Ju an Ha.efoa 22s J,n ArVsd 22i
Jim Wtch'ma1 2iS Chss Zemens 20o-2l3.
Harr, Hart .0i Pa, C1tisr ~ 2iA. ".
Albert zoo Mix cox 2ni 20l. Vince Koch
e- 2fg Jim HaEEe~'y 2l3 lack NiUs-
gi2 e22 cn2 TED Mas aot 81 S7ymsnSki
2io. Rss kfs4s zoo Fugen" Rocker 2i3
ias Broger 200 Jos isda 20s 2if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
$40 MAJOR CLASSIC

High scores Roy Odrers 2l3-2ls-2lt.
Clarence GrInst 200, I'd Vollmer 20l, Ed
Albright PIP Nick Trompcs 247, Lou
Farkas 22I Ernie Bolle 222. Chris May
204-222. Charles Shelley 243, Steve Kent
2l3-211. Joe Locke 202-22s, Frank Mikiel
2i4- 200 Syl Thiel 2ii Joe Green 2l6-224.
FLOYD RichmAn 2lO-24s Sam Buha 22l
Tony Caruso 2Of Zeke Tody 20e2lt. Omar
Herppich 245. John Squlllo 2o0-223, Len
Liberda 2ll .202. Walter Bahorsk 200, Erv
Plnz 2O4. I'd Trosien 23i. Bud Beck 2lO-
22e-222. Tom DOrazio 2l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
GREAT LAKES
GRAPHIC ART

High scores Jerry Habarth 2Ss Harry
HArrgAn 23s pos John Bowling 23o 222
Ber' Haharth PIP. RAY Chautin 223 203
p+ea- kFtrfff tiNrsr-r--- F2eT'1H---- er1- r.
mer Mueller 2l3 Joe Ludwig 2ij Ben POO
lock as. Rudy Woyusr 200, Chh Spencer
gIT.9ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
BOWL-O-DROME
SENIOR HOUSE
(O>GID

HIN scores Man CpNen 22i stan Ber
fIs Zlh John kueng goo Reno Minstrel
2U1 Joe Paurrs zoo Frank Zeier 2O7
25s Harold bernstein 10 Tom klsh 2G2
Tony Morsn1 2i2 227 Joe Koenig 2u2 Ri
RHsen 2Os Joe summers Pos san
SrhAsf't 207 Bii PApkhurst 2l2 202
Joe Ishcn 20a--ll Joe ComellA POS. VII
Tam Galnder III Dapto 22l PM
R.t-0son aih Part HsrGn 2nJ ChG's
PRss0er 2nf Marin Fisrer 2if RAY Lam
boz 22t Ar~ solomon Pa Spike Wen
bcrg 413 Harry EtarE 2r3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
FEDERATION or LABOR

Beechinor 233 steve Dobs 225-2o3, Leon
ard Smith 225, Dave Newman 223, Clar-
Onge 2ls. Joe Hourgan 214-2i0 Mike
Sylvester 90, Frank stevens 209. George
o Kon POS clifford Lent 205 Al Pomerico
2O4 Bill Urban 2O3 Ray Gugel 202-200,
George Sperry 20l-200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
STATE FAIR
LADIES HOT ~

High scores-McCallum i99-is0. MARY
X Howell 100. Helen Hodges iss Hare
Formaz 1871. Irma Forth isi Meta Sor-
rentlno 1872. Violet Monro l14-l72, Jane
AmelOtte ITO. Mare Feole 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
ONE FROM SAGINAW

Only other Class \ FIVE is on
today. Bert SonSm.th'S Stroh Of
Saginaw composed OF Al and Leo
Pr2ybylSki I'd Smith and Marvin
Wrona m addition TO the pilot
Three Will fire away a The 2S05
nj George MacClollan'S FarrlS IN
Class 3. six al the 27S5 Of Bill
Skaters Mansfield in Class {. II
nj the PITT Of Chef IdanloS Altes
Of liamtramck IN Glass ID and 10
a. the 2625 OF Joe Klccha'S CYO OF
- CLAIR Mich. IN Class +
In the group there may be q
new leader or two following two
quiet wcck-cndS which saw every
one cling 10 its perch John GerSt-
mcier'S ArthurS. Joe Ncmcth's
FayCo and Leo Lark'S Schaefer
arc tho Class = threats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
FIRST English LUTHERAN
DETROIT ELkS

Hsh Harold Allen 2I0.2fs-256.
At Watson 23S-2l7. Walter SteIt 23i,
IRVINE tnscr 23t Jos Scribncr 227. Al
Hotg 22l Jaw Purvis 2lS. Mat Engstler
2i1 Ken smith go Nel Cauin 2lo Ed
smoke 2Os Jack Burns 2o5 Franz Mitzel
2ot Jos Baya 2oa, Chas. Sherwood 2u3.
uan DAccy 2OI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
FORT-BOULENARD
EORT-nHI

High scores Franz Tomkievicz 22e-
col julius Bernss 226 Eddie SAcss s2h
Les Dr.ier 224 Paul Chutis 222. Joe Sh ~
2is, Joe RlAEnek 2iS2lt Tony ZarZec -
2i5 RAJ Wiggsns 2i5 John kozioi 2i5
stanley p1iubs 2li Cary Jurczyk 2l2
A Vol 20q Harold Rochowisk 2o7-206
Horace Camp 202 Joe Jensen 2ol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
L ALNER PARK
HOUSE ITACIF

rs ~
George AN 50 = s Tool a.
Pabs' 80 Wolverine ~
carson - Banner
1ter kinE 81 Farms -
smith 50 Michigan q
r & p o. Afes
Hich scores II Payne 2lf-2Oi. r. GRAFT
2tj - Nallo''e 1l3-2o5 : lcuruN go
r. Tsch.tsch 2Ol.2u6 = GrIT 2dn. N
Gorctfa POP RuyICn POO T.. Cast eos
u EEar 2o4, 7. LaCasse 2O2 u J.ben
willie 2lj.20q. 4. namlcn 2o3 ?H2 4. Wal
SON 2i3. 4 Houtteman 2242l1. J R'an'
cio p Ads.r 300 @ Lundbet-. 81
Nanrncelsesiyn 2nq J DeSk0 2p2,
1rlcf' 235 r Gss'elner 2uN 2lo "
Bush 2nl Cshhi 2oj-2it. Masa1'ot'
-2p, D. Vein 2l0-2fi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
MISC.
HOUSE LEAGUE

W-Ch sC0TeG OTaWIe0 2l1-ZNI- MiIer
pro Zdaro 222 R.ass 2Oi NoVak 23s-
2oi Les 2cO-2l3 Powas 22t-22i smokey
DO cubs 2os CzaPsk 2o9 LenE 2f5.
Kelly COO Zion 20U MascoW 2li Gordon
200 syar'i 2o3 Korbelak 2i'. Herman
RAWLINGS 2nl-2i7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
RITROIT REC
IlAAAIS
Il UNIIIITs


Totals a33 SIS $50 To,a,s a'a as ess
Grand total 1853 Itaas.,a.at .e.2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
III NJ RVS
M nIlRl

Totals ssl sqe OIL
Grand l.fA- shss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
PFPSI.t'OI.A

TraIy Tn-T g16 TT
Grand total -St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
PALACE
X. or e. INTER-CoUNCIL TRAVELLING

NTIT rs FdNN WHO 10 JWNN
s.. aG7len I'll Frank Ralko 200 POS. Bnl
Heavens ZZI jim Wood 2l5. Art schultz
-ll.1l3 A. ZuTtCh 227-2lu-2Oe. Lou Ko-|
sac 2ue. Al IeDuFe col Ne.l Chester 2Of
Bud Zalas 25o.1iH Louis SChiappscasse
Jr 20l jim Guarn.er COZ hi Brodzik
POI. Tom Lahes ZUi Walter Nalenskey
2r2 Jack O Breu POP Frank eastman
200 Don Roberts eU2, Sis. Le~andowski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
EASTERN MARkET MERCHANTS
RIVER
IL NOR HOT ~

HIeh scores sieve schmidt 236, George
Sprosl 23l Leslie Keeling $50 William
PREM 225223. Tony Thomas 2l42ll Fred
WilleD 2l0 Joe Kobs 200, Joe TIrpen
2O7 206 George Edwards 205, John MCGEE
2O3. Andrew winarski 202 Jack Robin
son 2o2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
IL NIOR HOUSE
RAINBOW

Perizzi 2ls- 2o2 J. Concilo 223, T. Do.
ratio 223 r DePalma 2l2 206. p. Mar
chione 21f. Jack Bell PA. p Monacelli
2i2. T Fortunate 200, II DeValerio 207,
F DeSantis 2O7, NJ DiLaura 203. l..
Kirschke 2o3, a Brunetti 20l. r. Mona
eelh 200 T. Dorazio 20i. r. DePalnlA 2O3.
V. Dorszio 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
WHITE DIVISION
lckef -lZ Jbnr cara b
Blue DIVISION
GREEN DIVISION
BUFF DIVISION

; BIZ Klein 200 Marvin Lonr POI
.gh cullen 2l5 BIZ Glazebrooh POS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Gre ater Detroit
League Scores
NII>FRAIITE~

T"qts sg5 81" So"
G-4~. f.r4I .Tlt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
NEW FAIRVIEW

Hlgh scores u Bone 223 q stevens
220-2O7, J However 2I5, F Kuis PIP
zoe. r Watson 2l2, II. sweeney 20s. v
ptt1 Dol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
PILLAR

SENIOR HOT ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
KRAKOW

TOTALS gft %. Co.
Grand total 1fse
~ IL
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Captains of the Clouds
Tells Story of Air Force

James Cagney takes off on his
greatest role in Captain of the
Clouds which opens Thursday at
the Kootenai theatre. In a career
which has been studded with bril-
liant performances, his role as the
daredevil flyer in the new techni-
color picture emerges as the grand
est of them all.
Captains of the Clouds" is a
story of the Royal Canadian Air
Force, and it is a story of glory,
story of thousands of men who
hourly risk their lives that democ-
racy may survive. Magnificently
directed and photographed, superb
ly acted and brilliantly written, the
new motion picture is one of the
most vital and enthralling entertain
ments the screen has provided in
many years.
A large and able cast supports
Cagney in the film. There is Dennis
Morgan, handsome and virile young
leading man, who more than full.
fills the prophecies made for his
success after his fine performance
in Kitty Foyle." Brenda Marshall
whose flashing brunette beauty /:
fully revealed for the first time b,
] the technicolor cameras, is complete
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Gives Rotioning
Of Tires, Tubes
For June

Following is the report for June
ON tire and tube rationing for the
Libby and Eureka districts, submit
ted by the rationing committee: !,
Roscoe Garrison. Libby, | retread
for truck tire.
c. E. Hartsook, Libby | new truck
tire and tube,
Clarence Lenarz, Eureka, / new
passenger tube, | auto retread.
p. Y. Klinke. Eureka, ! new truck
tire and tube.
Logan Creswell, Libby, 2 truck
tire retreads.
John Hass. Libby. l new truck
tube. truck retread
Joe La Belle, Libby, truck re-
treads.
Rev. F. A. Dalton, Libby. 2 pas
senger retreads.
G. V. Manion, Libby, ! new truck
tube. truck retread.
Peter Borup. Gateway | new
truck tire.
B. H. Apologize. Libby, 2 pas
lsenger- retreads.
S. F. Bache. Libby. | new truck
tire. new truck tube.
Sidney M. Brown, Libby, | OBJ
solete tire.
Charles w. Winkley, Fortine,
obsolete tires.
L. D. Frost, Eureka, ! new truck
tire
John R. Livengood. Eureka,
new passenger tires and z new pas
senger tubes.
Jean Riley. Libby ] new obsolete
tire. | new truck tube.
Chas. Cole. Libby, ! new truci
tube.
Walter Kemp, Libby. . tuck re
treads.
Robert c. Arthur. Eureka, 2 trucl
retreads.
Vernon Berg. Libby, 2 passenge
retreads.
DR.. ]. M. Cairns, Libby, nev
passenger tire.
Frank Mitchell, Libby. new OBJ
solete tires. 2 new truck tubes.
]. B. Myers, Libby, new obsolet
tire, new truck tube.
John B. Myers, Libby, new oh
solete tire. new truck tube.
Lloyd Bothman Libby, 2 passen
ger retreads.
Frank Hass. Libby, new obse
lete tires, 2 new truck tubes.
Harvey K Shelley, Libby, ] neN
truck tire
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Young Libby Couple
Take Wedding Vows

A quiet ceremony solemnized at
the home Of Rev. Fred Dalton
Tuesday morning. united in mar
riage Miss Edith Detjens, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Detjens and
Russell Allen. son of Mrs. Lloyd
Nixon and grandson CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Nelson were
the only attendants at the wedding
The bride, lovely in copen blue
suit with white accessories, wore 9
corsage of roses, which matched
the rose bud trim on her pert little
hat.
The happy couple left for 4 short
trip to Kalispell Immediately fol
lowing the ceremony. They will re-
turn to Libby for a few days unit
July %, when Allen, WHO has beer
indicted into the army leaves fol
service.
Both young people are long tins
residents of Libby, and graduate
Of the Libby high school, Mrs. Al
len having graduated in AZ ant
Allen in 40.
Allen was formerly employs
| with the Variety Grocery store
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Honors Bonds Sales
Visitors with Luncheon

A committee meeting was held
Tuesday morning on the visit to
Libby Of Sergeant Edward J. Say
lor and officers Of the War Savings
staff of Montana. They We're Will
liam II. BARLEY, state administrator,
and Fred j. Martin, deputy admin
istrator.
Mr.. Martin took charge Of the
meeting, at which time a general
conference was had respecting the
sale of war stamps and bonds IT
Lincoln county. Following this con-
ference luncheon was served TO the
group at the Tavern Cafe. In the
group were Sergeant Saylor, Mr.
/ BARLEY, Mr. Martin and varlou:
members of the local committee ana
their wives. Among them We're
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wood, Mr.
land Mrs. M D. Rowland, Mr.. anf
| Mrs. Harold Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Marvin Kessel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ga,
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Krall
Mr. and Mrs. r. Fl. Richards, Mrs
Floyd Bowen, Vernon Crotteau
! Forrest De Rosia, Jack SWarens
and Mrs. Jessie Fagerberg, all Q
Libby: Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Fewke
and daughter, Miss Rhea. and Mr:
Juanita McNeill, all of Troy In
group included not only member
IF the committee but representative
OF the American Legion and y. ). {
xyorLprc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Continue Fish and
Come Studies in
This District

aOur attempt TO survey all upland
game birds in Lincoln county is
Turning out as successfully as can
he eyuected." was the report volun-
teered by DR.. Philip Wright, who is
one of the members of the State
Fish and Game Commission crew
which is making the check OF game
birds in this area. DR.. Wright was
in town Monday from the Turner
ranger station where the crew has
been camped.
I'VE are engaged in state Wide
project he continued, in which
we are attempting to inventory the
population of these upland game
birds, to try and determine just
how abundant they are. We nave
covered all of eastern Montana IN
this survey, which is the first IN
history fits kind. and although II
may seem a lot of work for the
actual. tangible results, if the prof.
ect is continued for few years
the information gathered will be
invaluable in the setting OF the
hunting season.
Other members of the party be-
sides Wright are. DR. Robert Hlott
William Bergeson. Marshall Moy
z George Santisteban and John Rous-
seau.
The method used for the survey
by the crew members is one II
which each individual IS assigned
a certain trail which he covers FOL
Is or 20 miles. A map is made O
the entire trail and the elevator
is checked all along the way. Their
the number of birds seen are count
ed. and the number Of young e
each nest are also checked. Al
this information is carefully notee
and marked down at the close Of the
day in a specia record, which give:
the time of day the trail was Gov
cred weather conditions, etc.
With this information, It IS ther
simple matter to 60 back anf
trace the same trails year or tWt
later under identical conditions, ant
tell reasonably we'll If there ma
been an increase or a decrease Il
the bird population.
Wright said that they were par
ticulary interested in the. three
grouse species. the Blue, Ruffed ant
Franklins grouse The Franklin
grouse is better known to loca
hunters as the Fool hen.
Wright gave an interesting side
light on the crews expedition
throughout the state, when he toll
that Libby seemed like a city,
after some Of the small places tha
they had been in.
why. in some of those littl
places in the eastern part OF tn
state. all the people in local place
of business ran out and stared at |
when we came to town, because
is so seldom they get to look
strangerslp
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Enjoy Bicycle Trip

An overnight bicycle trip to Ce-
dar Creek was hailed with great
enthusiasm by girls Of the local
Scout troop last Thursday evening
Thirteen girls in all made the trip
with three guests of the Scouts be-
ing Misses Nellie May Martin
Borghild Rolseth and Margaret
Stuhlreiter. Then, after a delicious
breakfast cooked over a camp fire
in the early morning, the girls ped
aled back to town, tired but all de-
claring that a night spent under the
stars in tire great out-of- doors
would have been worth pedalinl
twice as far.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23

direction of Director Sargent, play.
ed a number of selections before
ana after the speaking program.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Receives High Score Certificate

Forrest DeRosia, as secretary OF
the Libby Bowling Association, re-
ceived this week from the Amerl-
can Bowling Congress, beautifully
printed and mounted certificate to
be presented to Harold Miller for
having made the highest score IN a
single game in sanctioned competl-
ton for the season ending July 81
This was in local competition, Mil
i Ter having bowled 287 score in
single game.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Mrs. Donald Pzttie Passes

Mrs. Donald Pattie, rs, passed
away at the Mercy Hospital in Will
liston, N. D.. on Monday, July 20.
Funeral services will be held at the
Methodist church in Troy on Fri
day, the Gath, at 7 p. m. Interment
will be in the Troy cemetery.
Mrs. Pattie is survived by the
husband and five children, all liv-
ing in Williston where the family
was residing. They lived at one time
at Troy, she being the former Hazel
Esther Daley. Heart trouble was
the cause OF her death.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23

ly believable as a flirtatious and
vexenish French-Canadian girl who
plays havoc with the hearts of the
fighting pilots.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
Gompf Funeral
Homes
Libby = Eureka = Troy

Libby = Eureka = Troy
Phone 40
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pATTIE: Mrs. Donald Pattie. 70,
passed away at the Mercy Hos
pitaI in Wiiiiiston, N. on
Monday, July 90. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the Meth
odist church in Troy on Fri
day the oath at 7 p. m with
Rev Fort officiating. inter-
ment at Troy cemetery.
ROCHE: Clair Francis Roche, oo,
PASSED away in the Veterans
hosnital at Tucson, Ariz., on
I1Ilv 9. Funeral services were
held Thursday, July 10, WIN
Father Edmund Taylor officlat-
ing Burial was in Libby~eeiii-
ctery
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23
'Wor Hero 7 olks
To Libby Groups
CONTINUED from page u

fCOntlnueu from pdBs ~
direction of Director Sargent, play
ed number of selections before
ana after the speaking program.
Japs Poor Shots
Men who participated in the raid
report the Jap's anti-aircraft fire
was very inaccurate. One flyer re-
marked. THE sky was just purple
with anti aircraft but their aim was
awful Had our plane been brought
down. it would have been because
we flew into the fire, not that they
hit US.
Sergeant Scott, engineer-gunner
of a crew whose mission was to
bomb a tank plant in Tokyo, said:
I'VE had just let 60 on tank fac
tory with a Bombs away ana l
| looked back TO see what happened.
What | saw was four streams OF
tracer bullets shooting up past us,
real close. | looked down and there
he was. a pursuit plane coming
hard began firing at him and
he winged off. I know he was hit.
/ Maybe we got him. Anyway, ne
1anfy made that enc pass at us
Going out over the harbor was
when | got excited, though. We
we're right low on the water. a
cruiser began firing at us and one
of the shells landed so near 1t spray.
ed water all over our plane. AND
there | was firing back with .50.
ealibre machine gun. Might as vel
have had a cap pistol.
Just Like Barrel
CAPTAIN Jones told of raid on
power plant, oil storage depots ane
| aircraft factories.
; I'VE unloaded first on the poWe'
plant he said, land | made
turn so we could see the effect 0
the demolitions we dropped.
AS the bomb struck, the build
ing assumed the shape of a barrel
!, The sides rounded out and the to-
became circular. Then the barre
burst. Smoke and dust and brick
were everywhere.
) Before arriving over their tar
{ gets and when not too busily oc
cuple0. the IieH iii0ii1iiea Nata
bars or drank water. Most agree
that one of the great trials OF tn
trip was the long wait to smoke
cigarette.
5 Excited but Not Afraid
All admitted to feeling OF tense
ness and excitement as they nearee
their detectives. During the attaci
! however, this feeling changed !
one of calm intensity as each ma
! busted himself with his job. In
' vas what they had all volunteers
to do and they meant to do It. Fea
played no great part in their emt
: lions of the moment. While the a
! tack was the high point of the Joul
e ney. no man had expected anythln
5 better than capture by the enem
! and all were quite aware that r
most difficult phase of the fhgl
d lay ahead
@ The lack of pursuit opposite
! the lack of warnings between cite
9 and the inaccuracy of anti-aircra
' fire were factors which mystlflea
! and continue to mystify all WI
9 took part in the raid.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23

The major menaces on the high
way are drunken driving, uncon-
trolled thumbing and indiscriminate
spooning. To put it briefly. bic, hike
and hug.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23

The family can opener is due Tor
Ia rest. WPB has ordered that fewer
fin cans be made from now on, and
in larger sizes, to save critical met
ole
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-07-18

Boston will play a ladies day
game here Wednesday afternoon,
then night game Thursday, which
will be preceded by a patriotic
show presented by the Daughters
of America. Participating will be
116 flag bearers. l9 men dressed as
Uncle Sam, and a toal of 240 peo-
pie. In addition, the band of the
General Protestant Home viii play.
Friday, July II, will be an open
date. The Giants viii help the
Reds close their home stand by
meeting them in a single game
Saturday, July 18, and a double
header Sunday, July 10.
Bill McKechnie reports that his
crippled list is diminishing, and
all players except Mike Mccormick
and Bobby Mattick should be ready
for action whenever called upon.
Mccormick, who will not be back
on the eligible list until August !.
is recovering rapidly from his brok-
en- left leg. and certainly will be
ready to go when he is eligible to
play again.
Tickets for all of the games the
Reds will play at home for the re-
mainder of the season are now on
sale at the ticket office at 307 Vine
Street.