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Dzepna Biblija.
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sa originalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: l. Petrovic.
sesnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda"
iii astoria jedne p~roleterske porod:ce kroz vekove.
pri1a q Sesnaestom Stolecu. U dive knjige. Knjiga 1.
LOG.
Ne, maj ko, to nije has tako presto kako ii istaee!
Ear nisi ii sve sto je njabolje ma ovom svetu? Ear nije
moi otac cestit eovek kao Brat Sv. Mis-
te Ii vas dvoje moji ljubljeni stovani %roditelji? Pa ipak
to meme cudi kako to da ia cesce mislim nego Ii o
ma kom cd vas dvoje?
I nakon jedne pauze, mlada devojka dometnu naglas-
kom ljupke iskrenosti:
Kazem ii, mako, to je zaista %neobieno!
Nekolfko nestrpljivih kucaja ma ulicna vrata prekido-
Sc razgovor. Bridget rece svojoj cerci:
- Otvori prozor vidi ko to lupa. To je jamaeno tvoj
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-26

brat.
- Da, mako, to je on; to je Herve reee Hena,
otvarajuci prozor.
Spusti Sc ma donji sprat.
Boze moi! = pomisli Bridget u sebi u nemalom
uzbudjenjn. Kako da tumacim Henino poverenje. Me
ma dusa nije u stanju da Sc pretvara. Rece mi celu istinu,
a da nije svesna osecanja so in mladi kaludjer u Moi bu-
di. Jedva cekam da javim Kristijanu ovo cudno otkricc!
Zvuk Herve-ovih nogu, koje Sc zurno penjahu pc ste
penicama, povuce Bridget il sure joj zamisljenosti. Vide
sina gde zurno ulazi unutra, pracen sestrom mu. Stupa-
juci u sobu, on uzvikne uznemirena izgleda:
- Or mako, mako! i grleci je memo, dometnu:
Oh, mako, kako ii tuznu vest danosim!
Nasa sirota Maria La Catelle....
- Sta je to, drago dete?
- Sta joj sc dogodi .
Veceras, kad Sc spremah da ostavim stampariju,
otac me pozva da ga pratim jedan dec puta. Idjase jednom
prijatelju, s kojim imadjase da vecera. Otac rece: INA
putu nam je kuca La Catelle; uci cemo da pitamo da Ii
JOS patti cd bolnog iskustva onomadasnjeg vecera 49,"
JUICE izjutra, upade Bridget nakon sto je 8
tvojom sestrom odvedoh kuei, ostvismo Mariju spokojnu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-26
PARNICA u RIOMU.

: Ma 10. februara u Riomu, Francuska, "a
pocela je vladina sudska parnica protiv Leon
Bluma, Daladiera, Ruy La Chambre-a, Daladiero-
vog ministra avijatike; Pierre Jakometa, Da-
ladierovog ministra rata i protiv Gustava Ga
melina, vrhovnog komandanta saveznih sila do
pada Dunkirka. tudnu je optuzbu vlada pod
nela protiv pomenutih osudjenika. Ona in OPP
tuzuje zbog toga sto su %promasili da spreme
zemlju "a rat protiv Nemacke. Cudna je ia
vladina opttzba, jsf je sauna Petaihova vlada
vazal nacisticke Nemacke, koja igfa, htela iii
ne, DO cefu gangstera IL Berlina. Zbog toga sc
skida ozbiljni krakater vladine optuzbe protiv
osudjenika. Ali ia podrugljiva sudska parnica
&c Sc sa najvecom prividnom ozbiljnoscu vodi-
tt. I osudjenici Sc %spremaju da Sc brane.
Tesko &c moci Petainova vlada naci jakog
kapitalistickog argumenta protiv Leona Bluma,
jr Sc on zaista trudio, mozda wise nego ikoji
drugi francuski d~rzavnik, da spremi zemlju "a
rat. On je pokusao da sa reformama zadovolJi
radnike u verovanju da oni imaju "a so da Sc
bore, ako do rata dodje. Ovde nije pitanje ko-
like je on u tome uspeo, vec Sc samo tvrdi da
je on to pokusao. Njegov je pokusaj bio Obj
liam koliko god moze biti ozbiljan pokusaj iko-
jeg kapitalistickog politicara, jer je njegov
glavni cilj bio da skrene struju radnickog ne
zadovoljstva sa puta ozbiljne pobune protiv
kapitala ma put borbe u okviru kapitalizma,
tojest, da ocuva profitaski sistem. A ako je Blu
nova vlada morala da trguje, pod pritiskom sa
zlikovskim nacistima, ia optuzba moze biti
podnesena i protiv svih ostalih "demokratskih'
politicara njihovih vlada zbog toga sto SUI o.
nj odobrili trgovinu sa swim trim ratujucim
zemljama nacistickog imperijalizma sve do sa-
mog pocetka rata, jedne kapitalisticke zemlje
protiv druge. Ear nisu americki kapitalisti pro-
davali Japanu ratni material! Ne, ma kapita-
listickoj optuzenickoj klupi nije kriv osudje-
nj Leon Blum. On Sc trudio swim silama da
spasi kapitalizam, da spasi kapitalistieku Fran
cusku.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-26

mirnu. To je odvazna zena.
Usuprot cvrstoj joj naravi i samokontroli, ona pod
leze reakciji %uzbudjenja onog vecera. Since je spopade
velika groznica. Danas joj dvaput pustahu krv. Malo cas-
je nadjosmo u ocajnom stanju. Pobojavaju Sc kobnog svr-
setka.
Sirota Maria! uzvikne Hena, sklapajuei ruke
u ocaju puneci oci suzama.- Kakva nesreca! Ia me
vest obasipa tugom!
Ma nesreeu, JUICE joj snaha ode S muzem u Meaux
primeti Herve. Ovog casa je La Catelle, ma vratima
smrti, ostavljena ma brizi sluzavke.
Heno, bro, moju kabanicu! - rece Bridget, zurno
ustajuci sd svoje stoice. Ne mogu da ostavim vrednu
mi prijateljicu nezi plaeeniekih ruku. Otrcacu jj upomoc
Dobra, draga mako, ii presto preduhitravas Oce-
We zelje - primeti Herve, dok mu sestra zurno ode da
izvadi Bridgetinu kabanicu IL jednog sanduka. --Otac
mi rece da pozurim javim ii o toj nesreci. Rece da INA ka-
ko 81 ii privrzena nasoj prijateljici da bi zelela da prove
des noe kod meme postelje da joj pruzis potrebnu joj ne
GU
Umotavajuci, Sc u kabanicu, Bridget Sc spremase da
ostavi kueu.
Mako, rece Helena - Ear netes meme povesti
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-26

sobom?
Kako mozes da mislis o takvoj stvari, dete, u ovom
Gasu noel!
Sestro, ma meni je da pratim mater - upade Her.
We; pa nezna glasa, pracena pruzanjem svoga celia Bridge
ii da ga celiva, licemer dometnu:
- Ear nije moja najsladja duznost da lebdim mad
tobom, dobra mako?
On, sine moi rece Bridget, ganuta celivajuci
svoga sina opet tie raspoznajem! - S tom bolnom alu-
zijom ma bolne incidente il proslih nekoliko dana, koje
vee bese oprostila, bezazlena matt nastavi: lena NIGGA
doba ne izlaze Sc nikakvom riziku, sine moi; uz to, ne
zelim da ii sestra sama ostane u kuci.
- ia Sc ne bojim, mako odvrati Hena. Zabra-
vi6u vrata iznutra. Mirnije Gu Sc osecati tako nego da
mi be- pratnje ides u ovom casu noci. Ia, pamti, mako,
sta Sc dogodi La Catelle-i preksinoc! Neka Herve ide >
tobom.
Mako upade Herve -eujes sta moja draga
sestra veil.
Deco, gubimo dragoceno vreme. Ne zaboravljajmo
ia nasa prijateljica moze da ovog casa izdise u narucju
tudjinke. Zbogom!
Nastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-26
BROJ 9. - NO. 8.

"Pa ipak," tai uvodnik zakljucuje, ITO je
ozbiljna optuzba protiv naseg prosvetnog pro-
cesa ako je komunisticka mladez revnija i mi
litantnija "a MEN sistem no sto je america
mladez "a MEN demokratski [6itaj "kapitalis-
ticki"l sistem."
Mi ne mozemo reel koju ulogu igraju pO-
liticki komesari da bi Sc odrzao moral trupa
Crvene Armije. Da je jedan cd %njegovih prvens-
tvenih zadataka da dobije pojaca sledbenike
Stalinove birokratije to je ocigledna stvar.
Visoki moral Crvenog borca, svakako, ne moze
sc objasniti ma osnovu odanosti i obozavanJa
prema vodji. Covek iii armija mogu blti uzbu-
djeni cd strane vodje da pocine cudna heroJ-
silva, ali u borbi neprekidne z%estine, koja zah-
teva besmrtnu odluku moe izdrzljivosti, ko-
je su nepopustljive ma koliko rat trajao / ma
koliko da su ogromne poteskoce, onda Je tn
posredi nesto drugo cd obozavanja coveka-
Niti moze apstraktni "plemeniti" cilj da W.
budi takvu revnost. Same ubedjenJe da ona
ina uloska u ono sto sto ona brani moze odu-
seviti armiju sa vrlinama koje izlozi Crvena
Armija a koje potresuju burzoaski svet.
M sta Sc desilo Sovjetskoj Rusiji, da Ii
&c ma kraju Stalinova birokratija u~nistiti re-
voluciju, iii &c Sc najzad ia birokratiia smrvi-
ii, vojnici Crvene Armije danas su inspirisani
cd strane Socijalistickog principa koji dale
svakom coveku ulOzak u drustvu da ga brani.
l ovde postaje vidno da je Times pogresio ka-
da je sugerirao da je VEGA revnost i militant
most ruske mladezi osuda 'naseg prosvetnog
procesa.' Osuda nije protiv naseg prosvetnog
procesa nego protiv naseg kapitalistickog drus-
tvenog sistema u kojem beskucni radnici ne
maju uloska!
Mama je poznat argumenat da demokratske
slobostine sacinjavaju ulozak i da su radnici
pogresni ako promase da in p~ravilno Gene. Ali
"a oval promasaj, ako jeste promasaj, direkt-
no je odgovoran kapitalisticki sistem i eko-
nomski despotizam koji pod MIN vlada - e.
konomski despotizam koji ~ugrozava i cini sprd-
nju cd p%oliticke slobostine.
U govoru kojeg je odrzao u februaru, 1941,
John J. Winant, americki ambassador "a Veil
ku Britaniju, rece:
"Mi nismo mogli oGekivati niti mozemo
ocekivati da ~gradjani be- udela u dobrobite
[kapitalisticke] demokratije moze DAFT svoju
veru i svoj zivot "a odrzavanje praznih ODE
6anja demokratije."
Ogromna vecina americkih g~radjana nema-
7Ju svojine.t Oni nemaju udeo IL dobrobite kapi-
talizma, pa bio on. demokratski iii totalitari-
janski. Pod kapitalizmom oni nemaju nicem
da Sc nadaju sem nastavljenoj siromastini i
nesigurnosti. Nj jedan "prosvetni process" ne
moze ovo izmeniti sem prosvetnog procesa ko-
il uGi radnike kako da sagrade Socijalisticki
svet mira ~izobilja, svet u kojem &c demokra-
tia, buduci oslobodjena cd ekonomskog des-
potizma, naci potpuni ~izrazaj. Mi necemo mo-
rati uciti mladez Socijalisti6ke Radnicke Re-
publike Rada da oni imaju ulozak Il drustyu.
Oni &c toga biti svesni, jer je on stvaran.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-26
WEEKLY PEOPLE.

Glavni uslov "a opstanak burzoaske klase
jeste nagomilavanje bogatstva u ruke pojedi-
naca, stvaranje i umnozavanje kapitala. Uslov
"a opstanak kapitala jeste najamni rad. Ma
jamni pax rad pociva ma medjusobnoj konku-
r~enciji izmedju radnika. Napredak industrije,
CHI je prirodni nosilac burzoazija, zamenjuje
usamljenost koju konkurencija medju radnici-
ma stvara, udruzenjem. Sa razvitkom krupne
industrije izmiee Sc dakle sama podloga ma ko-
joj burzoazija proizvodi i proizvode sebi pri-
svaja. Pre- svega ona proizvodi svoje ~sopstve-
ne ~grobare. Njena propast i pobeda %proleta-
rijata neizbezni su.
Komunisticki Manifest.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-02-26

Slus'o sam cd ljudi poslovicu owl,
Poslovicu staru, ali uvek novu: -
"Ko istinu ljubi, mora celog dana
Drzati "a uzdu konja osedlana!"
Zmaj.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Look Who's Laughing" Will
Open Wednesday at Music Box
Fibber MCGEE and Molly Co-Storred
With Bergen and Chorlie Mccarthy

What happens when famous radio star. FLYING away
vacation trip TO avoid business worries accidentally be-
involved in the colossal business woes of small
couple makes for hilarious complications in Look
Who's Laughing" the film which opens Wednesday al the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
New Bill at
The Beverly
New York Town
Is Moin Feature

Mary Martin, who scored in
kiss the Boys Goodbye" repeats
when she kisses Fred MsoMurray
and Robert Preston hello in the
comedy romance. New York
Town" which returns to the Bev-
erly theater today.
Miss Martin. a singer and dancer
in her previous pictures. all on
the comedy side. plays a straight
dramatic part. sprinkled here and
there with few light moments.
New York Town" Is a romantic
drama about a small-town girl and
her big-town love affair.
Down TO the last run in her
stocking. Mary il rescued by Fred
MaeMurray, snappy Manhattan
knight who makes his living as q
sidewalk photographer. After talk
ing himself into becoming Mary's
hero. he almost talks himself out
OF her life when he sells her on the
idea Of marrying Robert Preston.
wealthy young man about town
But Mary Is one small-town girl
who's out to make good-at least
where romance Is concerned.
Sharing the screen AZ the Bev-
erly are Rochelle Hudson and
Make Rosenbloom in The Stork
Pays Off"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

sHe 0Ser"nemng demand by exhibitors and motion
picture audiences for early presentation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rHEATERS

HIaIT0-taretsa Young IN s-Th<


Men in Her LIFE 90. = 90. 100
and 1000. also Penny Sinsleton IN
Go West Young LADY" Il s..
s.. 5 IS and ass
Ro>N-Errol F1ynn IN They DIED
With Their Boots On Il 10, $40.
Music Bon - clAudette Colbert IN
Remember The Day 90. s-os.
TO and as. also Cesar Romero
n "A Gentleman At Heart" II so.
: 50. SIS and 40.
Bill MOUSE - walter Brennan IN
Swamp Water i7.ss $50. $50
md 50; sIso Lvpn BAR IN Noon
over Her Shoulder II IS. ass.
$50 ana s.3o
TACOMA LITTLE IHfAItk = Pre-
sents .sprinstims for Henry. cur
RETiK> sHowI>cs
BFtERLi-Msry Martin N New
York Town also MAKE Rosen-
bloom IN The Stork Pays or
CANEo-John Wayne IN -Allesheny
Uprising. also LEON Errol In Pop
Always PAYS"
cAPIToI,-Jeffery Lynne IN Under
ground" also Rudy vailee in Time
COMMUNITY = Ronald colmsn in
Ny Life with Caroline also
Wayne Morris in Smiling Ghost.
KAY sTREET-Ann Sheridan IN
Navy Blues" also Penny singleton
in Blonde In Society"
LAkEwOoD-Chari Boyer In Hold
Back the Dawn also George
Campeau in wings OF steel
REALART-Roscoe Harms in Petit
coat Politics" also Bob Hope in
Nothing But the Truth"
william Holden in Texas.
also Joan Blondell in 3 Girls
About Town"
sHELI-Ann Dvorak In Girls of the
Road also James Stewart IN Pot
o. Gold"
SUNSET - Orson Welles in Citizen
Kane" also Leon Enrol IN When
Wifie's Away'
TEMPLE = Charlie chaplin's The
Great Dictator" also Lew Ayres in
DR. Kildare's Wedding Day"
LIBERTY. Puyaiiup-Olsen and john
son in "Hellzapoppin."
RIVIERA. sumner - Greta Carlo IN
Two Paced Woman"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Maracci Here On Wednesday

ment at the Temple thester We'd
nesday night al $50 p. m. This
outstanding dance attraction is
being brought to Tacoma as the
third event Of this seasons Tenn
pie All-Star series.
Colorful costumes. spanish
classic. and comic dances. the lit
ing strains Of Spanish music &C
cented by the clicking of castanets,
all go toward making an evening
of good theater entertainment
Maracci is currently filling en-.
gagements from coast to coast and
her performance tomorrow nigh.
will be her first in Tacoma.
Tickets will be on sale at Fras.
er's until $50 o'clock tomorrow
night, and at the Temple box.
office after p. m. A near-ca.
pacity audience will be at the
Temple TO see the first dance at.
traction TO visit Tacoma since
Veloz and Yolanda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Virginia Gilmore
Won | DYE Her Hair

Virginia Gilmore would not dye
her hair black for her role in
swamp Water" the perturbation
of vereen Bells best selling novel
which is now at the Blue Mouse
theater.
The character of Mabel Nc
kenzie. to which the blonde Vir-
ginia had been assigned. called for
black-haired girl. But she would
not let the makeup department
touch her hair.
Il wouldn't dye my hair black
for anything" said Virginia. Its
natural blonde. and l want to
keep it that way. Besides. if ]
dyed it, people would say that ]
was copying Hedy Lamar OF
Joan Bennett, and I don't wan,
to be called a copycat"
The studio agreed with her. SC
she will be a blonde Mabel Nc.
Kenzie."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04


Music Box theater.
Edgar Bergen. Charlie Mccar-
thy. Fibbsr MCGEE and Molly. as
themselves, and Lucille Ball are
oo-starred in this comedy feature
which is laid in wistful Vista Of
radio fame.
When Bergen. as a popular VEN
triloquist on the radio, and Char
lie, his little wooden protege. are
flying over Wistful Vista en- route
10 a vacation resort following
their last broadcast of the season.
they are forced to make an emer-
geney landing on the villages I'M
kempt aviation field. Taken into
the home of MCGEE, the head of
the local Chamber Of Commerce.
Bergen soon learns that the zeal
Gus citizen has involved himself
in a serious situation through his
efforts to get an sirplane factory
located.
The supporting cast includes
such popular radio charactersa as
Gildersleeve, Mrs. Uppington and
Old Timer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Risque Comedy Is
Proving Success

That Tacoma theater-goers well
come q chance TO forget the prob
lens Of war seems fairly evident
by the well-filled houses that are
marking the present showing of
-Springtime for Henry" risque
comedy now showing at the Ia
coma Little Theater.
The play il appearing every
night at the Little Theater. with
the final performance on Saturday
night. February Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Luncheon Speaker
Has Good Advice

NEW YORK - Laurence Stein
hsrt, who returned recently from
his post as ambassador to Russis
and who will leave soon as am
bassador to Turkey, used only two
sentences Tuesday TO deliver the
major address at luncheon in his
honor.
81 suppose some Of you ex-
pect me TO tell something
about the mission I have come
from and about the mission
am going on.
These are DAYS when peo-
pie should keep their mouths
shut"
He smiled and sat down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

OF course. the danger isn't en-
tireiy past, but there appears to
be no good reason why we
shouldn't continue many Of our
normal activities while we
can and the annual Academy
Award IL certainly one of the nor
nal phases Of Hollywood life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Nancy Quits!

HOLLYWOOD - Film Actress
Nancy Kelly won an uncontested
divorce Monday from Z d m n d
o'Brien. New York stage actor,
whom she accused Of continually
being late for dinner.
superior Judge William n.
Mckay formally ended the
marriage which hogan nearly
year ago when the pair
elopcd "a Yuma. Arix.. and
were married by Father Ar
turc valieve In the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception.
Miss Kelly. now 20. told the
Judge that she and O.Brien had
lived together but five months
when she left him because he
made q practice OF coming home
10 dinner three and four hours
late and refusing TO tell her where
he had been.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

Carmalita Maracci and her
dance group will present a full
evening of varied dance entertain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Back On The Beam,

When war broke out IL Was de-
cided 10 cancel the annual awards
dinner Of the Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences. but that decision has
been reversed and . definite date
ct for The occasion s. Feb. rs.
Wendeln W1Illkbe MIN he the
principal speaker. and the
Acn1emy statuettes, known to
~ film profession ~ '>Os-
cnrA" Win BE- presented Ia
octoFA, actresse~. Producer
81 techn1cians for outstand-
hg performances during Isll.
The original decision to give up
the big pow-wow this year came
IT . time when We Of the Pacific
coast were canceling everything
but the Wednesday evening prayer
meetings.
Foe . while. around the
hsoIdays. n appeared that We
were going 10 work al day
~ stay awake an night
dodging dep bomba. but Gen-
ernn Macarthur ard the 9TH
ere HE him seem 10 ~ keep
hg ~ rats of the orient
pretty busy n their own beck
yard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
Texas Heavy
Once Was jockey

George Bancroft, one Of the big
Eest and brswniest men In pic
lures, who appears in Columbia's
Texas at the Riviera theater,
was so puny in his youth that he
exercised race : and aspired
To becoming William
Holden, Claire TTesor and Glenn
Ford are starred in the historical
action drama.
Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

Lucille Boil co stors with
Edoor Bergen. Charlie Nc
Corthy. Fibber Mc0ee and
Molly in Look Who's Laugh
ing" the film which comes TO
the Music Box theoter on We'd
nesdoy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
Better Thus

A woman purchasing war bonds
told the clerk:
I've been saving this money to
divorce my husband, but | can
stand him better than | can Hit
Ter
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
Elementary and
Rural Teochers
Hold Convention

An all day institute for teachers
IN the elementary and rural schools
OF Lincoln County was held Tues
day IN the New Central and Jr
High School auditorium, according
TO County Superintendent Jesse S.
Fagerberg.
The institute was conducted by
supervisors of the State Depart
ment of Public Instruction. Speak
ers were Mrs Agnes Wiggenhorn
Deputy State Superintendent; Mr.
Douglas Gold, Rural School Super
visor Mr. Harry Norton, Super
visor of Visual Aid; Mrs. Thelma
Forster State Music Supervisor;
and Miss K. Elizabeth Anderson
from the State Department of
Health Education.
Among matters considered was
the new method of instruction in
elementary grades. 1t is on a unit
system, whereby the course of study
will radlate from a central point
This will replace the uncorrelated
topical method of instruction.
AT the close of the institute the
Libby faculty entertained the visit
ing teachers and supervisors at a
tea, held in the New Central audito-
rum. The table was beautifully
decorated in patriotic colors, with
Misses Nellie Heleren, Mae Lang
Louise Carlson and Madge Owen
sdrving. Two numbers, I'm the
Cool of the Evening and Perfect
Day by Katy hampton, accompan-
led by Germaine Schlumm, were
greatly enioYed.
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Terrific Energy

Check over the roster of the
worlds great rAen and they all had
this one quality in terrific
energy. After the last battle OF the
First World war, Clemenceau, the
Tiger Of France. tore out to the
country to announce the victory to
his old friend Monet, the artist. They
fell into each others arms, and with
drawing, Clemenceau laughed.
We'll, old fellow, what is the next
thing to be done?" AT 10 he thought
only of new worlds to conquer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24

One of the questions submitted at
resent priority clinic: 4 am go
ing out of business Aug. /, are there
any forms for me to fill out?"
Sir said the Blondele Cant,
quite haughtily, either you take
your arm from around my waist,
or keep it still. I am no ukelele."
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math Falls. where they had resided
for the past 20 years
Mrs. Burgoyne is the daughter of
Mrs. George Pike and sister of Mrs.
Ferd Peterson, both of Libby.
She leaves two sons, Louis, who
works as ship carpenter in Port
land and John, who is in the navy.
John WAS on his way home to visit
his mother but arrived too late,
reaching home the day after the
funeral
Mrs. Pike and Mrs. Peterson went
to klamath Falls to attend the serv-
ices.
Mrs. Burgoyne's many friends of
Libby are sorry to learn of her
pacciup
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
Scarlet Headed Oriole

The scarlet headed oriole, an in
habitant of Mexico, only rarely
comes north Of the border.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24
Former Libby Matron Passes

An old time resident of Libby
who will be remembered by many,
Mrs. Katie B. Burgoyne, wife of
P. j. Burgoyne, passed away at her
home in klamath Falls, Ore, on
Friday, September IL.
Mrs. Burgoyne came to Libby
with her parents when just a small
child and received her education in
the Libby school. In 1910, she mar
ried Peter ]. Burgoyne and about
IL years later they moved to Kla-
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Gompf Funeral
Homes
Eureka
Phone 40

MOCK: Albert w. Mock, age 85,
passed away at his home in
Radner, Mont, September 20.
Funeral services were held in
the Gompf Chapel in Eureka
Monday morning at II o'clock,
with Rev. Davis officiating.
His body was taken to Spo-
kane for cremation.
HENKE: Dolores Margaret Hen
Ike, age 6, passed away sudden
Iy at her home in Fortine. Flu
neral services were held at
the Gompf Chapel in Eureka
Wednesday afternoon. Rever-
end Father Delaney officiating.
Burial in the Fortine cemetery.
PETTITT: Mrs. Imogene Pettitt,
age ~ years, passed away at
the Libby General Hospital
September Oath. Funeral ar
rangements have not been COM
pleted.
Observation-Disclosures