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Evening star., 1942-06-29

one she couldn't find any real fault
with and Bully rather hoped that
she would decide to take this. But
she didn't. When he asked her why.
she answered, "Oh, because" And
that was all he could get from her
So he sighed and made up his mind
that she didn't have any real reason
for not taking that house. 1t was
just a notion that she didn't want
to live there, that was all.
Are these all the houses that
there are?" she asked at last in q
fretful tone of voice.
"All the empty Ones" replied
Bully. There are some very nice
ones which are occupied. Would you
like to look at those, my dear?"
Certainly! OF course! You didn't
suppose I would decide on . house
until I had seen all OF them, did
Evening star., 1942-06-29
MiIburn Rosser,
BY Art Huhto
BY Harold Groy
BY Frank Willard
Will Eisner
BY Bud Fisher

the Woodpecker over there" said
Bully. 1T looks very good from the
outside, but haven't had chance
to see the inside. understand that
it is new this year"
"We1l go look at it now" re-
piled Mrs Bully in very decided
tone. and led the way.
But just before they reached
Drummer's house Drummer himself
appeared In the doorway. Mrs. Bully
took one look at Drummers stout
bill and then quite suddenly
changed her mind. Perhaps we
better wait until there is no ono
at home" said she.
Bully's face frightened. "A very
good idea, I think, my dear" no
answered. Nov. suppose We look
at the house Of Skinner the swal-
low"
Evening star., 1942-06-29

such bold, impudent things?" ex-
claimed Goldie and Oriole. Why,
they actually take the food from
right under the noses of those
stupid chickens! If they try any
thing like that here in the Old Or
chard there is going to be trouble.
Here they come now. wonder
what they intend to do
1t wss quite clear that Mrs. Bully
was feeling better-natured now that
she had had a good breakfast.
That's the way with some people.
If you want to make them good
natured all you have to do is fill
their stomachs. Funny, isn't it?
Anyway, Mrs. Bully was taking a
great deal more interest in what
Bully was telling her of what he
had discovered In the Old Orchard.
IT rather like the looks Of the
Evening star., 1942-06-29
NATURES CHILDREN
AMERICAN TOAD
(BufO dnlericQnuS).

All good Americans are coming
to the aid of their country! Capt.
Warts is one of the most expert
garden protectors known when it
comes to keeping the place free of
insect pests and slugs. We have
acceOted this fellow with amuse-
ment because Of his benign express
sion. his warty uniform and his de-
sire to be near us when the shadows
creep over the earth. He learns to
come to your favorite chair in the
garden and will take a seat upon
your foot as if he were one of the
family gathering. Indeed, he loves
TO have you stroke him, while his
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Names in the News

HERMANN WILHELM GOER-
ING, NaZI Reich Marshal Note
that Goering does not rhyme with
herring" The name is fair
rhyme for "furring, slurring" Say:
HAIR -mahn
VILL-helm
Curing
PAUL JOSEPH GOEBBELS, Nazi
Minister of Propaganda. Paul
rhymes with howl" The y" of
Joseph is pronounced "" The
vowel sound of the first syllable
Of GoebbelS is similar to the u
Of urn. burn" Say:
pOwl
YOE-Seff
GU-blz
KHARKOV. capital Of the
Ukraine. The XII has the frica-
tive "ch" sound as in the German
words ach. iCh. The second syl-
liable rhymes with "Oaf, loaf. Say:
,CHJ JAHR- -koaf
AZOV. town and sea in the Cau-
essus region.
FIRST ChOlCe: AH-ZOat
Second choice: aZ-AWF
TAGANROG. seaport on Gulf Of
Taganrog. The as are almost rs
fat as in tag. gang The final
g" has the sound Of *" Say:
ta-g -gan-RAWK
ISTANBUL. capital of Turkey,
formerly named Constantlnople Be
sure TO accent the third syllable
which rhymes with fool, pool.
Say:
ee-Stahn-BOOL
Important Announcement. Just
out today, my new free PAM
phlet giving the correct pro-
nunciationS of names Of hun
drcds of world figures. Send a
stamped C3-cenU, self-addreSsed
envelope to Frank Colby. in care
Of The Evening Star. Ask for
FAMOUS NAMES Pamphlet.
tReleasod by the Bel Syndicate IncO
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Bully the English Sparrow and
Mrs. Bully made a very good break
fast in Farmer Browns henyard.
The little people of the Old Orchard
watched them at a distance and
really didn't know what to make
of them.
Did you ever IN all your life see
Evening star., 1942-06-29

touches the equator. 1t is mainly q
land Of jungles, with trees, shrubs
and tall grass growing so thickly
that 1t is hard to find an open space.
Yet the Papuans have cleared
some regions so they could plant
crops. They raise yams and taros,
and build fences around their
gardens. so wild pigs Will not come
IN 20 root"
A taro plant has heart-shaped
leaves. The leaves grow directly
from the roots, and there is no stalk.
The Papuans cook the leaves. and
eat them as if they were spinach
Taro roots also can be eaten, after
being made into a paste.
The vans OF New Guinea have the
special name of bread roots" They
contain a great deal of starch, and
take the place Of bread.
Yam roots with length of 9
or 3 feet are obtained in New
Guinea. Sometimes a root weighs
from 20 to 30 pounds. Although it
is black or brown on the outside, the
flesh of the root is reddish.
(For travel section Of your scrapbAok }
SUBMARINE WARFARE is
the title of new picture leaflet.
II contains 10 pictures by Frank
{. Pape and several hundred
words of text by Uncle Ray. To
obtain copy send a stamped,
self-addressed envelope to Uncle
Raw in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
LETTER-OUT

letter from spell the
called the column the opposite
which "LeteredOut
correctly he beats
Saturdays LETTER-OU
Co CITADELS- DETAILS Ghey're snalD
GASEOUS-USAGES good %
MISSTEP-SMITES
tE) UNREAL-LUNAR something to do with moonshine)
(Sp INTERNS-T1NNER (hes O n a
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Fish Clog Wuter Main

Pslmwoods, Australia, recently
had water shortage because jew
fish filled the main water pipe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

pan Peroutka je hlavni pred
soda csl. naboru "Prodeje Bon
dG Obrany v Gene $500,000.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
DARCI KRVE A "
KRfZ.

Patterson Park Vyssl skola
jest prvnf z Baltimorskych skol
jez organisuje sbor dobrovoln1-
XII darcd krve, ably naplnena
byla kvota sebranf krvave plas-
ma. TTicet jedno student1 z
Patterson Park Vyssf Skoly pfi-
slo ku Cervenemu KT1zi 8 S.
Calvert ulice minulaho tydne,
ably darovali pc pintu krve ku
"Svobody zivotn1mu prameni".
Druhou skolou jest John
Hopkins universita. Clenove
vsech 16 narodn1ch bratrstev
pracujfcfch Hopkins hlasova-
Ii pro prvn1 tyden v 1noru jake
Den darcG krve.
Krev zas1lana jest odtud do
Filadelfie.
DR.. J. M. T. Finney, jest re-
ditelem Baltimorske Odbocky
Cerveneho Kf1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

Ia sveho tehdejsfho pobytu
zde navazal DIR. Novak tesne
styky Sc zdejsf krajanskou OBJ
CT. Byl take jednfm re zakla-
dateln Spolecnosti cizfch kon-
suln V New Yorku, jeifmz pred
sedou byl r. 1882 a 1888.
Roku 1884 byl DIR. Novak o.
pet povolan do Prahy, kde byl
zastupcem pfedsedy admin
strativn1 sekce ministerstva "a
hranicnlch vecf. Roku 1887
odjel do Caracasu, ably zastu-
poval Ceskosloveusko We Vene-
zuele, Kostarice a Paname ja-
ko vyslanec>
Pred dvema Lefty pfijel DIR.
Novak sc svou manzelkou do
New Yorku, kde konal opet We
spolupraci s ceskoslovenskym
generalnfm konsulatem zasluz-
nou praci mezi Americany i
cennou organisacnf praci mezi
krajany, mezi nimiz MT Dude
zachovana pamatka.
Zesnuly byl vyznamenan &C.
skoslovenskou revolucn1 media
i'll, byl dustojnfkem francouz-
ske cestne legie, komaderem il
hoslovanske koruny, rumunske
hvezdy a rumunske koruny.
Zemfel We veku So let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
DIR. Jaroslav Novak mrtev.

' New YOrku zemrel 81. le-
dina DIR. Jaroslav Novak, byva-
~ ceskoslovensky generalni
konsul New Yorku a pozdeji
vyslanec Oeskoslovenske repu-
bliky v Caraseasu, Venezuela,
S povefenfm pro Venezuela,
Panamu a Kostariku.
Narodil Sc %. bfezna 1884
v Kozusanech u Olomouce. Pc
studiu ma stfedn1 Skole a uni
versite byl promovan ma dok=
tora filosofie. Pozdeji Sc stall
profesorem eeskeho a francouz
skeho jazyka ma realize v Geske
Trebove. Politely tehdy pd-
sobil ma eeskem vychode a "a
valky byl We styku S Maffif. V
lete 1918 spolupracoval tesne S
Narodn1m vyborem a byl %.
Tfjna 1918 jmenovan spolu s
DIR. Staskem vedoucfm ta.jemnf-
KEN Narodnfho vyboru v Pra-
re.
S pfedsedou ceskoslovenske
m1rov6 delegace DIR. Harlem
Kramarem odjel DIR. Novak do
Par1ze ma mfrova jednani jake
generalnf tajemn1k csl. delega-
ce. Pc skoncenf sveho 1kolu
We Francii odjel DIR. Novak do
Varsavy, kde pdsobil v hodnos-
ii charche d'affaires ma tam
MIN csl. vyslanectv1. Roku 1921
byl jmenovan legacnfm radon
V Pesti, kde setrval az do roku
1924, kdy Sc vratil do Prahy.
Pc dvouletem pobytu v Praze
byl DIR. Novak roku 1926 jme-
novan generaln1m konsulem
Ceskoslovenske repuhliky v
New YOrku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Cesky lekaT byl jmenovan fidi-
telem socialni pece.

LekaT 16 rok6 v praksi a u
znany srdecni specialista, kra-
jan DR.. Charles T. Dolezal, byl
jmenovan riditelem department
tn socialnf peece. Jest synem
ceskeho krejciho z Broadway.
Jest lekarsky asistent Tiditel
Mestske nemocnice ktera jest
jednou z divisi Department. so
cialn1 pece V Clevelandu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
AUTOMOBILY.

- Til Baltimofane usmrce-
nj byli a jedna osoba tezce IRA
nena v nehode ma Washington
Boulevard Elkridge.
Usmrceni byli: James II. III.
Brown a jeho manzelka a John
H. Christ. Vsichni jsou z Will
kens avenue. Charlotte Bee
kurth z Litchfield, Conn.,, tez-
ce zranena byla. Byla il pre-
razena ruka a noha. Nestesti
odehralo Sc We srazce automo-
bilG u Dead Mans Curve.
Tm Baltimofane vyhozeni byli
4 automobile.
- Alonzo E. Harris, 31lety
z Wilmington, Del, usmrcen
byl v sobotu v bllzkosti Belts
Vile.
- Poole zpravy z Annapo-
lis v rdznych acknowledged
nehodach Marylandu roku
1941 usmrceno bylo 60 osob a
10,780 zraneno.
- rs rokd starry Lambert
Thiess z N. Linwood avenue,
tezce zranen byl pfi pfechaze-
nj Monument ulice a Linwood
avenue automobilem, ktery RI
dill Jerome Mash z Oakley ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Zadrzeni Wis cizincGGm Sc nijak
netyka Gsl. obcanH.

Agentura NOA oznamuje z
ufednlch washingtonskych
mist, re americke zastupitelske
drady v celem sv6te byly instru
ovany, ably nadale nevydavaly
visa pf1slusnik1m nepratel-
skych mocnosti, bez zvlastniho
noveho povolenf, i kdyz vydani
visa bylo povoleno Washington
mem pred vypuknut1m valky
mezi Spojenymi Staty a Nemec
KEN, Italii a Japonskem.
Zd1raznuje Sc, re toto mari
zeni sc tyka pouze obcan1 Ne
mecka, Italie a Japonska a nj
koli pfislusnikd okupovanych
uzeml, tedy take ne Cechoslo-
vakI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
MlStnl ZprdVY.
GLEN L. MARTIN v v
PROJEKTU DOMU,

NOJEN DONNOs
Administered Farm Security
zvOlila pozemky rozsahu 396
akr1 "a mista novych domu,
jez zbudovany budou tam pro
d6ln1ky V Martin vzduchopla-
veckem zavodu. Fondy ma stav
by podepsany byly jiz v zarf
minuleho roku presidentem
Rooseveltem. Obnos techto
jest 81, 900. Pet set dvacet
domG melo by byti hotovo ko-
lem 1. cervna.
T1mto projektem Maryland
mel by takovych staveb = O.
bydlf,, Ionic a podobnych -
V poctu ALSO. Move mlsto pro
ne jest asi mill cd Martin sta
nice ma Middle River. Zprava
tato nynf obnovena vydana by
la pred jistym casem.
- Plany ma zbudovani dom
XII v poctu cd 900 do 1000 pro
d6ln1ky v lodenicfch v Curtis
Bay-Fairfield sekci, byly O.
znameny v nedeli firmou Mace
Properties z Washingtoru.
Firmou nedavno skoncenC
bylo postaven1 "a DON'T Y
Brooklyn. Cekano jest, re pr
WI skupina dom1 hotova Dude
aSi b6hem go dnl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
PRVNfM, JENz ZMENU


Prvnfm cizincem, jenz neo-
hlasil zm6nu sveho bytu a ma
sledkem toho zadrzen jest pod
zarukou $4OO, je Ital, Antonio
DiBernardo, 36lety, jenz odste-
hoval Sc re 100 blocku E. Ma
olson ulice. PRIME registrovan
byl jake cizinec v Albany, pax
odeiel do Filadelfie a nedavno
pTiiel do Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Obssil Sc.

Nick Andree, 39lety, V Chi
cagu, nalezen byl manzelkou V
garazi obeseny. Andree byl
naterac a v Zanechanem dopi-
Sc pravf, re jake N6mec nemo-
hi dostat praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
46lety chez do boje.

V Detroit, Mich, Walter j.
Willis, 46 rok1 starry stavebnf
kontraktor, dial Sc. zapsati do
valecneho lodstva, ably pomstil
sveho syna Waltera, ktery jake
kadet byl zabit Japonci pTi pre-
padenf Pearl Harhor z. prosin-
ce 1941,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

{. 8 East North Ave-, udal po-
licii, re poznal poskozene casti
pokladny, kdyz vessel do IRA
dovny v pondell rano. Do ira
dovny zlodej vedral Sc rozbi-
tim okna vedouclm z ulicky do
budovy,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
KRADEz
NEZDAREM.

V North Avenue pijcovne u
cinen byl pokus dobyti Sc do
pokladny. Frank Snowden,
spravce Ayres Loan s~polecnosti
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Rec pronesena p. Eduardem
F. Peroutkou " patek vecer,
80. ledna We schGzi Sdruzenych
Ceskoslovenskych SpolkGG.

ceskoslovenskych SpolkG.
pan Peroutka je hlavni pred
soda csl. naboru "Prodeje Bon
dd Obrany v Gene $500,0OO.)
Pratele!
Ones jedna sc mi hlavne, a.
bychom prodali co MONA nej-
vice BondG Obrany. Mel jsem
dnes velmi zajlmavou prihodu.
Pan vyslanec Hurban podnikl
zvlaStnf cestu do Baltimore a
pTal nam mnoho zdaru v nas1
Rampant. Easel do male pos
town. budovy v nasi etvrti 606
N. Collington ulice, kde kou-
pill Bond, ktery byl pfipsat k
dobru nasi akce. Pozadal jsem
jej o zpravu do novin, ktera je
nasleduj1cf:
"Jsem opravdu rad a hrdym
ma to, re Sc mohu zucastniti
"Ceskoslovenskeho News-Post
Bomber Naboru v Baltimore"
Jsem presvedcen, re tato akce
Dude 1sp6sna. Pfipomfna mi
moi 1cast v Liberty Loan
Drive v roce 1918. Tento ma
Dor pomohl poraziti nepfltele.
Takovymi jsou i Defense
Bonds, ktere umoznf zkruseni
nepfatelG slusnosti a lidskos-
IT,"
Nasleduje podpis:
". s. Hurban, Czechoslovak
Minister, Baltimore, on Presi-
dent Rooseyelt's Birthday 1912
Pan vyslanec Hurban dobfe
vi, jak vaznou je tato valka.
Take vi, jak je to d1lezite ku-
povati Bondy =. vi, Re jest po-
vinnost1 kazdeho loyalnfho A
mericano koupiti co MONA
nejvfce Bondd on neb ona MI
re koupiti. vi, re nem1zete
zdstati v 1stran1, ably to jiny "a
Vas udelal. vi, re ztratlme-li
valku, ztrat1me vse, ano vsec-
ko nasi Svobodu, nase Do
movy a pc pr1pade i nase Ii
voty!
Ma CO cekame? Zde jest pTi-
lezitost k cindm. Obranne Bon
dy netoliko zakoupf Svobodu,
ale jsou nejbezpecnejsf investi-
CT sveta. Mate-li jiz koupeny
Bondy, kupte vice!
V nedeli, dine 8. unora bude-
me poradati Hromadnou Schd-
ri v Auditoriu skoly osady sv.
Vaclava. Ma teto schulz budou
pT1tomni til vyznamni hoste -
ctihodny p. Jan Masaryk, Wy
lslanec p. V. S. Hurban a eth.
Volta Benes. Chceme sdeliti
|temto item pandm, re jsme u
chill slib nasi Wade, koupiti
"a pil milionu dolard Bondd a
re ten mas slib dorzime!
Pozadame tyto pany ably in
formoyali nasi yladu, Re Cesi a
Slovaci vykonali, CO. pfislfbili.
Must byti snahou kazdeho u
prfmneho Cecha a Slovaka adv
konal svoji povinnost! Mas d
speech je We vasich rukou!
Dekuji Van.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-07
Libby Woman Honored

A Libby writer has recently been
elected an honorary member of the
exclusive Eugene Field Society of
the National Association of Authors
and Journalists, whose headquar-
tiers are at the Field Home in st.
Louis. Part of the letter to Marion
S. Oneal follows.
AT a recent meeting of the Board
Hof Governors Of the Eugene Field
Society, a resolution was adopted to
the effect that an Honorary Mem
bership may be conferred upon an
author in recognition of his or her
outstanding contribution to contem-
porary literature.
The literary skill and craftsman
ship of your published works entitle
you to an Honorary Membership in
the society. A certificate engraved
on parchment will be mailed to you
There are no dues or assess
ments connected with this member
ship"
Signed: JOHN G. HARTWIG,
National President.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-07
Juniors Will Hold
Picnic Tuesday Night

A committee, Mrs O. Larson, Mrs.
Robert Neils, Mrs. Arley Thompson,
Mrs. Leonard Sleizer and Mrs. Pal
mer Fjeseth, Tuesday decided the
annual Junior Woman's club picnic
will be held on Cedar Creek road,
near Cedar Creek Club, next Tues
day. The picnic, potluck dinner
affair, will begin at $50 and all
guests, including husbands and es-
corts of members, are to meet at
the road at that time. Following
the picnic and business meeting, at
which time incoming officers will
be installed, there will be dancing
at Cedar Greek club for those who
wish.
Hostesses will be refreshmeni
committee members from the May
and June committees inasmuch as
this picnic is to be combination
of the May and June meetings.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-07

The Brier Patch
BY E. NJ. B.

This is the way the ladies 60
Swish their skirts round so and
So,
Mimicked Farmer Glen to demon
strate
How girls recover from shivering
state.
He minced to the stove. to twitter
and prance,
Pulled at his skirts" and ripped
MADE his exit backwards.)
The short man is ever in hopes
of finding means to appear taller
-. This week an occupant Of the
Liars Corner told me that wearing
a good long night shirt will do the
trick 8. See Al Richards for de-
tails.
One youth thinks certain young
lady could have benefited by an
5AWVS motor mechanic course
So that she would know what to dc
when simple mechanism goes hay
wire OH borrowed Car.
:.
Several Libby men are doing an
awful lot of worrying over an I'M
claimed garbage pile on a certain
vacant lot e. Sorry we can't
help.
:.
Don't wait any longer to get busy
on those Victory Gardens : Adj
ministration officials have been
stressing their importance in the
war program Remember-this
is one way you can stay at home
and work at home and still be do
ing important work in a national
setup! Would be an excellent prof
ect for some civic organization to
sDOnsOri
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-07
Consolidation Of
Newspapers Is
Present Trend

A trend that has been common
in the publishing field for a num-
Der of years was again emphasized
during the past week in the pur-
chase BY the Western News of the
subscription lists and good will of
the Eureka Mirror and Kootenai
Valley Call of Troy.
The publishing business has be-
come, as the years go by. more and
more highly mechanical and spe-
cialized 1t used to be that a man
could start newspaper with a
shirt tail full of type" and a press.
as the expression used to be, and
exc out meagre existence in COM
munities that lacked sufficient sup
oort for a better equipped paper
Today that can no longer be done.
If the kind of newspaper is to be
nut out that justifies the effort and
that the people expect, a consider
able sum of money must be invested
in machinery and type and addition
al funds must be had for working
capital. Added to this there must
be knowledge of the printing
business. an understanding of costs
so that the management of the bus
mess will be sound and so that it
will bring in at least little profit
at the end of the year. That is true
of all businesses if they are to sur
vive and it is equally true of the
newspaper game.
Thus it is that now and then a
surviving publication takes over
others in its field This has been
particularly true of many of the
large. national publications of re-
cent years,
In this connection it is interesting
70 note that the Western News has
absorbed a number of newspapers
during the years First it absorbed
the Libby Times. Later it took
over the subscription lists and good
will of the Eureka Journal and the
Troy Tribune Now the process
has been continued by the purchase
of the subscription lists and good
will of the Kootenai Valley Call Of
Troy and the Eureka Mirror. The
heavy pressure of present day COM
petition makes such move inevi-
table.
THE WESTERN NEWS
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-07
Coffee SoIes
Are Restricted

The war production board has
placed restrictions on the distribu-
ton of the entire United States eof-
fee supply. The order reduces the
amount of coffee which may be de-
livered by roasters, and the amount
which may be accepted by whole
sale receivers during any month to
rs per cent of deliveries during the
corresponding period of l94l. The
action was taken to conserve sup
plies now on hand for the army,
navy and civilian population, and
to make future supplies go as far
as Dossible.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-07
Register Any School Day
For Pre-SchOol Clinics

The annual pre-school clinic
started Monday with DR.. J. M.
Cairns making physical examina-
tons of the children who appeared
at the clinic.
Miss Angela Huchala, school
nurse, announces that parents who
have pre-school children to attend
the clinic, should register these
children at her office in the high
school building. Registration may
be made any school day morning
between $3.50 and 1880.
The clinic will be held each week
day afternoon at the Libby Gen.
eral Hospital t6ougf May Is.
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Lions Offer SIS Bond
As Door Prize

Paul Church. chairman of the
Libby Lions club defense dances,
wishes to remind the public that the
clubs door prize, $500 war
bond, will be awarded at the dance
at Cedar Greek club Saturday
night.
The dance Saturday night is the
second given by the club to raise
funds for civic improvement prof,
eets. Chances on the bond are pur-
chased through dance tickets which
are being sold at various business
places as we'll as at the door of the
dance hall.
Assisting Mr. Church in ticket
sales and other arrangements are
Austin Fraser and Harold Gompf
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The Full Gospel Church

THE WESTERN NEWS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-07

Found--Collapsible frame for ba-
by buggy on Kalispell road. Owner
may have same by identifying and
paying for this ad.--Inquire this
office. IL
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~
$500 per month.
4 room house partly furnished,
one-half mile south Of Troy; barn,
chicken house, large garden plot,
pasture, fenced Free wood and wa
ter. Inquire Browns Cash Store. 1t
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Sunday school 10 a. m. Glasses
for all ages.
Sunday morning worship II
o'clock. Mothers Day Service.
c. A. young peoples service $50
p. m.
Sunday evening evangelistic
meeting 7.45.
Wednesday night Bible study in
the church at 7.30.
Thursday evening cottage Bible
study in the home of r. Albert,
Troy, 7:30
Friday night G. A. gospel service
in the Rec. hall at the CCC Camp,
I7.3O.
We welcome you to attend our
services.
T. nhI TON Dacfar
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The 5000 was divided, $41.D4 60
ing to the National Foundation and
the remaining half remaining in the
county treasury to be used in fur
thering the eradication of infantile
paralysis in the county.
MRS. E. L. RICHARDSON,
County Chairman
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-07
Wealth OF Pearls

The Caspian sea was, until recent
Iy, source of wealth for deep sea
divers who searched for nearls.
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Thursday, Friday, Saturday
May I, 8, 8
Heroism Unqualified Entertain
ment Incompatible
Enrol Flynn, Olivia De Haviland
in
THEY DIED WITH THEIR
BOOTS ON
Plus: Merric Melody Cartoon
Sunday, Monday, May 10, IL
At last it's on the screen!
"HELLZAPOPPIN'
Starring
Olsen and Johnson
with
Martha Raye. Hugh Herbert,
Mischa Auer
Extra: March of Time
Americas New Army"
Tuesday, Wednesday, May II, IL
A super-W Western pIds Merrie Mel
ody Cartoon
WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES.
with
Bruce Cabot, Constance Bennett,
Warren William