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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26
Quick Thinking

A candidate for the police force
was being verbally examined.
IF you were by yourself in a
police car and were pursued by a
desperate gang of criminals in an
other car doing forty miles an hour
along a lonely road, what would
you do?'
The candidate looked puzzled for
moment, Then he replied: Fifty. :
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26
Sabotage

Mount to police witness but if
a man is on his hands and knees in
the middle of the road, does that
prove he is drunk"
Griffis: mo, sir, it does not, but
this one was trying to roll up the
white line.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26
Signs

Sign il a hospital in a country
town. During this intense cold
weather, and owing to the scarcity
of coal, no unnecessary operations
will be performed
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26
Observation-Disclosures
NNNNXNH1NNNNN
IS YEARS AGO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Answering the nations first call
for troops, Libby sent the following
young men to Kalispell to take up
arms for their country: George
Heise, Harper Erdman, Henry Win
ter. Arthur A. Kemp, Jose Fierro,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26

Lester w. Hurst, Gust w. Ander-
son, John B. Sommers and Private
Harvey Corporals Ivan Rogers and
Charles Heise remainded here to
look after recruiting for few days
A statement urging that as a pa
triotic duty city residents trans
form their yards into gardens and
farmers to SO diversity their crops
as to make each section self-sus-
tanning, was issued this week by the
assistant secretary Of agriculture.
Earl Buckingham is moving his
ieWelry store into the quarters
formerly occupied by Welch's drug
store.
Oscar Rue, the busting young
cashier at the depot, was in Bon
ners Ferry visiting friends
Mrs. H. NJ Gompf left with her
small children for Marion, Ohio, in
response to a telegram telling of
the serious illness of her mother
Mrs. Richard Kenelty Of the Fish
er river country was a guest at the
home of Charley Welsh this week.
Leslie Kensler is opening new
confectionery store in the growing
town of Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ellsworth,
Henry and Ed. Schrubbe of Ural
were visitors at the Kimber home
at Tweed Sunday.
Troy News
c. w. Barrett claims to have the
first 1917 hen hatch chickens near
Troy. They were Matched the 18TH
E. B. Shand was nominated as
alderman from the first ward, on
the Municipal Ownership platform
F. B. Gallow was nominated on the
Independent ticket from the same
ward and DR.. w III. English, alder
man from the second ward.
A meeting was held at the county
Jail building Monday for the pur-
pose of forming a patriotic local
rifle club to become later affiliated
with the National Rifle Association
D. T. Fewkes was unanimously
elected president and Graham Flet.
ched, secretary treasurer. Nearly II
names were signed to the member
ship roll.
/ Local Masons interested in The
formation of lodge here met a
the Kootenai Valley State Banl
building to discuss ways and means
of organizing the chapter
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26

Buy u. S. Defense Bonds and
Stamps, the |. 0. IT, of the Red,
White, and Blue!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26

My wife having left my house
and board, | will not be response
bic hereafter for any bills contract
ed by her.
43-44 JACK OLIVER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26

BE a regular on the home front!
Make regular payroll purchases of
u. S. Defense Savings Bonds and
StamDS
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26

Styles you will be proud to par
ade" in fabrics that will
serve for seasons to come--at
prices you will be glad to pay.
All wool worsteds. No more OF
this fine quality after present
stocks are gone.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
P~erkinstOn Junior
College Emphasizes
Defense Courses
keN Courses u stady 10 Be Offered
Starting sith Nes Semester
Later ThEz Aonfh

President a L. Ma 81 pnksns-
Ton Junior College announced todak
enat ~ The new semester. heesnnsna
1anaary =. Il addition to tie nzaiaI
courses now offered. which include
agriculture accounting. meresaraE
training. hone economics murie
kuz4uo aa1 Eoice1 pEe-enelneersne
seAeaer~nzlnsng ard srEezzEe. tila
following 90 courzes ziil b offered
e part Ct ne Junior Coisesz ef-
IaTz p aze defense nroesAm he
zaaers trying to semester haar1.
HazrIttens &c semester hour earH-
szIzllE or semester hourf mIalorv
snzgkzh tNe SEMESTER hoazs as.l-
szzAal mzznemeEzez. tso semester
aeszFss L@zla-AHeFIezn relations.
I'D semester hoaTA for sEiz6enn
EaIorine = agriculture azree Sc
uszEer hoza# Beginning 1Hzzhman
Eaziish - also = offered fur N
benefit e HsH staaeaa
u addlElan 70 alze courses Nhtch
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Moss Point P.T.A.
Makes Preparation
For Elections
Members Held Meeting Ghis Week.
En5oy Fiayirt ~ Third
Grade Sfndetas

The Mos Point Pa enf Teacher
Association held It's mtntniy meet
Ing Tuesday afternoon. January IA.
a. the Elementary Seiiu6d Mrs L.
K. Mcintosh. president. presided
and Mrs Ed Mays. secretary. read
the minutes. Reports from other
officers were heard and approved.
The third grade. under the d.
rection Of Miss Hallbut. gave A
splendid Decentralization Of HAN
sci and GretzeIr The following
children took part. Fanny Hem
drieks. Holland Sehatz. Peggy joyce
Breeland. Junior Love. Lois Garter.
Betty Lou Owens. Iorain Harper
Evelyn Howard. Sylvia Carter. Lee
Vi Randall and J d. WesfnhaI.
Mrs A. / Monroe gave the press-
dents message. Rev. r. L Walton
save an interesting talk Oh GETTING
Along with the Family He stated
that a vtse parent guides the child
50 that he may be able TO guide him
sell. He closed MS address wfth
q prayer.
Mrz. Lois Bond. Mrs. Y. Turrss
and Mrs Mac McDavid were an.
pointed on the Summer Ronnd-Up
committee AIRS, Charles Armistead.
Mrs. McDavid and AIRS. Lila Hlumey
veFe elected as the nominating COM
mitfee.
Il was voted that the president Of
TIE PTA for next year and the bro
gram chairman for next year be sent
% TIE State PTA convention. which
win oe held in jackson. March a
ana 5G.
he treasurer reported thai the
organization has taken Ia oter ssO0
this year and after financing tars-
Gus projects there remains : nal
ance o. s6a0
The social which win Be sDou.
sored b. the PTA for January ain
Be President Roosegelt's Hlrfhdav
Party the funds derived vii ~
seff q the infantlIe paralysis fund
The date w1Il be announced later
ne room count Vas taken and re-
suited III the Ard and 4th grades
winning TIE half holidays
n the conclusion q ms latter
report the meeting adjourned The
FIA viii meet again on Tgeedae
evening. February 10. ct z .30 O'Clock
IN The Elementary School Pound
efS Day VII Be celebrated a THIS
meeting. airs c G. Mcr,analq
state PTA officer. vii BE- TIE sueak-
e for the nesting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

win give college rfea1t an compile
ton. a number Of other defense ac-
tlvlsles are being carried on q out
lined before The holidays piatoun
No. s Of stone County. comprised
Of college students has Deen organ
szed ana thirty ef the girls have
begun knitting Tor the Red Cross A
committee Is IN cfsfwe 0f the sale
Of Defense Stamps and Bonds An
other committee Is caring for tae
conservation Of paper and metass
The YMcA and YWcA a. the
school are carrying on AZ actite
drive for contributions - the Red
Cross A series Of student forums
for tho development Of civic morale
IS being launched BY the Student
Council Patriotic programs are
planned bY the music department
The International Relations Club
has charge Of posting = dnslf wnr
bulletin to keep students informed
Of new developments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Training Glasses
Being Organized
In Jackson County
EnroIlmenls Being Taken fer Those
Desiring 10 serve IL Civilian
Defense In This Area

The training classes for cigllisa
defense IN Jackson County are being
trained rs quickly As possible both
for men and uulnen. AZ present
there Il most interest IN the FIRST
Aid class because OF It's great i'm
pertance Every man. woman and
child should have snme knoNiedae
Of what % do IN an emergency in
Tins Of var and peace Thus far.
I15 men have requested first AID
classes. and 50 school children be-
sides the women wilo are already IN
training
Instructors are needed for these
large groups. They must have gov
eminent certificates IN order 10
qualify.
Mrs. c H. Gray ard her commit
Tee. Mrs Warren u seely. Mr.. T.
L. DeLa6hmet. and Hiss Jessie Boyd
are workine constantly 70 organize
this work for Tire county
Special requests for motor re-
pairing and ambulance driving have
also been made. and these are only
. few Of ne many gfouDs which
viii be available ct : later date
Mrs J " Brupfseid. assisted b.
Mrs Raiph Davis and Mr.. Horace
uladney, i working Htth Mrs Gray
y placing The enrolled persons in
ne groups they desire ard also 70
find volunteers Tor tie different
work e our county Il 70 bs pro-
fected.
The following are needed Il onee
= fireR1en. g. for rescue nofk. q
more air waTdena. besides he a Al
ready signed ap. - more policemen
a for demolition squad; 80 men be-
tween tGe ages ~ 10 and 50 whs
VII volunteer for general aksieu.
ments. ana nIi in nhen. and where
needed and 80 unlimited number
q electricians.
Enr0n today 81 sfls Civilian De-
Tense Volunteer office over tha PAL
aae Pharmacy Ia Pascaenala. ooen
from > = n until 5 >. N.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Former Pascag0ula
Boy Now Co-Pilot
On Western Air Line
Nwhes& Munanpn Cess Raare ga
Hces e Uni1ea ~ line -
6~anh1nFaa4

1sse faEsoskn8 aafx from sate San
A~efnardlno cahE. na51F sun nefefk
30 Notteg4 Williamson Nun a. Mr.
4na Mr 1olan n Williamson fntfns
r. residents at PaseMxonla Yonnr
Williamson was bern n PaAaeoula
and lived herr nnti 1891 vflkn his
parents wenf 10 California Nar-
herk FRIENDS hEgV vii b. pssAaed
- Eiarn ~ his xaccezS.
uT26aAEed oniy = short time xeo
fFnm TIE Unitee Air LINES pilot
tTAAntaG scAooi Al Tracy California
n l. wiliiAmsen. u-year-osa son 81
Nj. and Mrs John y Williamson.
of N4a Arrowhead AeaFsne san Der.
nArcsno has xeesntis been assigaed
~ eo~p4ios en- a ut ms important
western Air ruutrs nf TIE lines
Announcement eE yoeng william.
sens appointment a. cg-palps an
the Vancouver Portland Seattle run
va made - the United All Lanes
office IN Les Angeles IN his new
capacity he - \ rexuiaf fllaft crem
member az untfedS hia tssn-mO.
IsFee Douglas DC-s Maan- ilnesa
The san nernardlno Youth was
born IN pancaRoula. Miss and came
TO san BeFnarclno with hik parents
in 1881 He attended san nerraandlno
Senior High school and san nernar-
elmo Wales Junior college ana while
IN high school became interested In
radio operation and aviation
lie operated Ills own amateur
Station wdRHK. FOR five years ana
began the serious study az engineer
ing 81 the junior college During
his last year there. he entered tne
G. A A nflng program and bryan
study Tor his pilots license
After graduating from iunEof col
lexe and securing his license Mr.
Williamson sent 20 Cincinnati Ohio
and flew back = Piper Cub plane
for the Shandin Hills airpogt-mak.
ing the return trip 60 San Befnar-
dino ~ The near-fec0rd time for
that type Of plane Of n hours Later
ne delivered a th~ree-piMce Etlnson
ship from the factory at Nashville
Tenn, 20 the airport Ia similarly
good time.
He entered Tie United Boeine in
tensive training school al Tracy on
Dec@mDef 2 1870 lie il nov making
his home IN Portland ore.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
PTA Meeting ct The
Elementary School
Tuesday, January 20

Tie lassi reeraEsonal asfezse
projects I'll b. lie uss4ne for dls-
%zion q TIE nex1 regular meet
Enz ~ ne Elementary Parent
Teacher Association Tuesday After
noon. January 2osh. e. 80 oeiock
= the Elementary School zaalfon-
IN at razeagaula
\ ~ Mase oiEsez9f of usO and
ear4se< ct ene different civ 81
Fas1aEoaIa refFezz1o1ai usoseeu
- ba re rsnaHaz speaker
Nm Warren 3 sszlg. e-leznantars
PA president III adore -
sza1p o. WhaE PA manazIs ca
e a. aasiF part = ne defezzs pre-
gram
Ar6 upna1 ezmaona - trina
- message 81 ne ste aae aasion-
Il n~f4ztlznza
Afteutsa q 81 PA mezeers i
e4lled = z4s SERIES 81 Pa rsdEa
nzaadeezEs entities ON t. Hoxe
EEant These breakfasts henaa
#Itt . mzSaRe I'm re nzflonaI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Pascagoula Panthers
Divide Twin Bill
With Biloxi Indians

me pAacneoula Pan4herx haa.
bah tenzus Nnfix an sxelk1na aoahe
headax pfoEram wiEh tha Blieni
HaEh Sehce InasnEk. Tsasdsy
ntEht 81 the Panther oyun@sisn1
The PnschgunlA girls wun taezx con-
test By . mcore q - tc 5 and
the boys lost 70 IRE Re1skins ~ 70
~
The Panther glrk paced hy the
paay az Betty Jane Ruster OF TIE
cffense. completely oHsclAsssd the
Biloxi Sqnaxa Their play was Tar
superior Throughout ru the PAM
ther girls Wanda A~rN3efson IN NE
scoring department stood out Rhs
vas high point scnser harinR shree
field goals ard four free throws 70
nrs credit for > total af 10 points
The PancAeDulA esFn defensive
woxk also featured uee contest Bet
g Jane Emmett Gladys Caresiln and
Junntfn Anderson turned Ia per-
fprmances which were cridltahle
and they gave the Rilcxians very
fen chances to score.
In the ninhtcap of the program
the Indians were too last fur the
panthers 90 cope with and fufaped
20 81 early lead which they kert
throughout The Indians PIT up q
staunch defense with which the
Panehers found hard 10 cope
HoweTer, il vas the early lead
whleh decided the contest between
the two teams as la the latter part
Of the game he Painters nit their
stride and played tire Indians on
even terms The rally thaF staged
- the final period was very i'm
pressive
Il was not until the last hall
That the Painters began % click
ana they outplayed invading Red
skins, scoring II OF their total points
- the last hall WHICH the Indians
acored Is
Harry Roberts was hleh point
scorer for the Painters while Mer-
ritt hFuznies was the p-ace~sefter
for the Indians.
The girls line-ups: Pasoaeoula-
lone Walker. {. , fgs I ing. ? &c:
Betty Jane Poster. I. 3 IL; 1 flR. }
fr Wanda Anderson. (. ) IL. 4 fle.
2 &c: Jetty Jane Emmett &: GLADYS
Cavelisn. g. Juanita Anderson. Z, 2
e. Biloxi-V Tucel. (. / tx. : fig.
1 &c. Migues. I. / fle. : &c. r. Keyes,
+ &c. A. J. Keyes. &. 2 &c; Smith, @.
e Holcombe g:Picktch. &. 2 fc. ID.
alolelch. e. 2 fc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Moss Point Tigers
Basketball Teams
Meet Biloxi Tonight
Interesting Contests faem - Teams
Seek s~sngranee fer ssf-Hsxks
suffsssd Last week Esd

The M06s Point Tigers naAketbma
teams tackle two top ranking Gull
Coast teams iblA week snd eflen
they take on Pass Christian and b.
Iox4 Last night tllay naeE aae pas
Christian Tafnons Ia the Tigers
lair Tonight the Hsi0xi Indians IN
wade the Mnss rolnf gymnasiun
The games tonight befHeen tha
Indians end the Tigers III be :
return match Of ne squads nd ne
Tigers I'll BE- seeking revenge fof
ne defeat thsy suffered > wesB zee
ID Biloxi ahen TREY wexe nozzu oas
D. uae Redskins ~ 4 sore ~ -
- TO- T1ae Mos Point kiTIn. h0ws
ever defeated the Biloxi saaaaS b
; score Il - 70 =
Miss Nancy Huffmnnsa charges
showed great form in DOWNING TIE
Indian sexteffe b the eae-sl6ea
seofe ara consequently use T1es9
6iFle aTe rated Is heavy fas1gsteN =
repeat Il again tonight IN ne fra
msefin9 - Mos rsinf RI naGse4
snot dfIbbied ana aafded Ike cnan-
paont Taey haze keen Iafapglnk
steadily fBas beazun and hate bexn
showing champion form
The aoTs - ahicn ffse No.
Prant sifk Non LAST week - tEss
iarBezt am Mo2a POINT girls tenaa
ever segEed on E Biloxi ns1zesEe TAs
iDcai gxa guarding aaa ne4ziF alf-
couldn't ZEN = pzuetFaEs ~ de=
Eszht Tie Bft1zi lmNxHa6 jul
leH~ and weFS anlf 20 asfs onss
to fed eo&Is
The TIGER forwards ven - ana
Nl41 b4FbaFa Waz6aa a1IHa n1e
Nay ulfh p points tneg 80 ~ :
sneat t1laI.
The Hos Ra1nz aaln&eI. .8aeFsx
Haa not - fortunate Despite = iasI
quarter faElY L. NnHn t. Tigers
threatened 70 take tie I'D. - In
a1an4 Nzn out b re martin - =
az1eie TED eozI
Ine IHazsna Be ne - mo-
2 tne san1e IS ne Uzzzs nesM
me4 = fsnd Hen Tn#
Hos Eesa1 ads Hasd4 Hss BASKET
FL e. - frs Hs asa#zzss enz
#Hen aas4 az Naza ~ IS - hH
period Is 80 20 sc 70 NaEs4 tna
game
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
RIGPOINT

Mr. and MrK aathrw Garter have
fof their guests Mr Carriers par
unts Of Murry. Kentucky.
Mrs Curtis Tucker and children
and sister. MR., A G, Goff. spent
ufs week End with relatives If Quit
man. Miss.
Mfx- MoCiamrosk and children
spent Sunday afternoon wfth the
formers aunt. Min Duiex Fszfny. Al
Wade Ms. Eafhg = Qaass -
Mr.. and Mrs r. y Ions joined
Mr.. Wardel and MIRA. Tom Evans nstd
soma J " and Junior. and II went
70 Lucedaie 10 . Gospel Singing Is
the Rocky Greek church. Sunday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Carter have
improved their home by feroofinE
their front poreh and painting Il
end putting q partition n he front
room.
Roy Golf has been making 81
traciiRe improvements 20 MS home
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

president Mrs. klstner. January
l0th. ard ain continue Ffom Chl-
eaRo over MIC etefs Saturday ~
1sts Est fs thirteen weeks
AL members ART urged 70 attend
the meeting Jan -. ~ important
things are on the calendar, Tne
Elementary PTA wlli aFz1usor q
dafce Cor the soldiers January n
ard the presence Of every FTA
member il nscessafy 81 this meet
Ing Ia order 70 make plans Tot unF
dance. for a special Founders nay
meeting, and Ways ~ raising funan,
etc.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Surveying The
Sporting Field

Principal concentration on sports
activities as far as local schools are
concerned. win be on the basket
ball courts and hi the boxing ring.
The basketball schedule promises 70
be an interesting one this season
with some good games carded. Box
ing. however. Is q little dubious. or
should w say one-sided. Moss
Points team Is without . coach
since the resignation Of Its boxing
tutor.
The Sugar Bowl and EaSt-West
ell-star college games we're al vet
this year. Don't believe it. ask some
Of those who attended these out
standing tilts.l What ; pity Coed
selections we're made By those ia
charge OF arrangements. New Or
leans is blessed with everything. hag-
ing these two eridifun classics tax
ing place tnere-everything except
1ng the weather. There seems 70 al
ways be . good shower awaiting
people there However. Ne admire
Its ciyic-minded people for bringing
such major attractions there SO that
not only they. but the people Of
nelghboring cities and towns. may
enjoy big-tlme sports.
All indications are that the annual
jackson County basketball bourna-
ment viii take place this year &c
the new Moss Point High School
gymnasium Il would be an appro-
pirate deoieatory gesture. ne Moss
Puins gym Fatea with the best on
the Coast. IN fact > DECISION Ia
this regard would depend q the
jury.
Il : rumorsd that ne Moss Point
High School wfll have q baseball
team this year. Baseball seems 70
have taken : hack se~t IN local hsgn
senecl athletic Circles. but wi1h the
abolition q spring football training.
IL revival should not be far CT
Fzns Nzo 50 bozh TIE saezr
Bowi and ire Eas4-Wea contests
vote heartily "a favor Of TIE laffer
Is being the most interesting ana
thrilling o TIE two Thia latter #as
& kzr1iier.
NowI Ganzebudy started TIE bril-
Liant ides q 3 nonstop bowling
MAX Prank stfiier 1T ne record
81 s. hours This s s. had &c mara-
then dancing. Was re duAns e Il
Tor skill = aFs or pabAeliy9
Gong naek 20 feozhal here b
parE Of t. I'll TT he Any Is
taxing huz1aE aae 1911 EsazasiI
greats. BIZ Jones q Nebraska wno
Is E mator Il ne army. Bernie Eier-
man e MInuaeotas Hho - 3 Hafof
u The a. : NaFfaezs ard 1e Ear-
% stars q me bnWE ciaMlc1 Most
q the latter are seniors
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

fIMnz4ks lisa ws4& fNN
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d - sFtnaa nRA upset
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

MhAA NaMa1m4 C4aeaAs
haniegN ~ 10 aae zeA m0aEuaa
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

ne American Wonen's Easan-
tzfV sereie@ has ger inzHaelU
q more tran $500 nomeu q the
United States recently.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

ktoekns ~ aaekn anesa hFnhs
assa rexf also heeane illegal a. r4
aNAN ~ There ~ssN seAAs AaeAs
Ant seeke klilgN ln ihis lnsmeasAla
tNantlF NA1k Dmaman fhAm N t1ae
khAi essfai scAsa ore taAaun =
Bktxn SAYING tlfAt tn wnatisss de
no lufH enaa sssuanfs easiY il ttse
easun
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

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PROGRESS

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-03
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON

conduct an inquiry that will re-
veal some formula for legislation
that will help small business
men get out of business without
going into bankruptcy.
The plan which Senator Muir
rays committee apparently has
in mind is somewhat similar. It
hopes to set up governmental
machinery which can extend the
necessary credit to the business
that must fold up for the dura-
ton, in the belief this business
can reopen after the war is over.
1t is probably too much to
hope any legislation of this kind
will be passed before the end of
1912. It might even drag over
and be left for the new Congress.
In the face of that possibility,
the smart small business man to-
day will be the one who doesn't
wait for Washington but takes
matters into his own hands,
closes up his business If that's
the handwriting on wall Of his
factory or store, and gets one Of
those nice jobs in a shipyard or
jeep factory. There, e. least, he'd
be getting something for his
overtime.