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The Western news., 1943-02-11

The Wall Street Journal recently
stated that more Ar c-'can workers
will be Killed by accident in l942
than Britain lost by bombs since the
beginning Of the war, and Sc times
as many will be injured. 1t was
estimated that the killed will be
greater than the number of Amer
ican soldiers killed in action or who
died from wounds in the First World
war, and that the army of the In
jured will be greater than the num-
Der Of American troops engaged IN
the last war. based on records for
the year to date, which indicates a
total of about AGO, 600 accidents,
of which So 600 will be fatalities, and
180, 900 permanent injuries.
The Western news., 1943-02-11

to remember for the rest of my
DAYS. Ate canned rations but now
we have our own mess and it is
Just as good if not a little better
than we had in the states"
The Western news., 1943-02-11
Libby Terriers Go
Down Under Attack
By Red Devils

Saturday night the Libby Ter
riers went down in defeat before
the Big Fork Red Devils on The
Libby floor. While the boys warmed
UP before the beginning Of the
game, the large group Of spectators
were entertained by music furn-
ished by the High School Pep Band.
AT the start of the game, two Frosh
players were placed on the Libby
team and by the end Of the first
quarter. the Big Fork Red Devils,
through excellent team work and
precise shooting, succeeded in lead
ing 80. They held this lead
throughout the remainder Of the
game.
During the half the band formed
a "" on the gymnasium floor in
which Norma Jeanne Hafferman
marched. The lights We're then
turned out and she gave twirling
display with lighted baton.
i Bill Williams, despite the fact
that he played under the handicap
.fof an injured ankle, succeeded IN
shooting 8 points, the greatest num-
Der for the Libby team. Daugharty
followed with 6 points.
The second half again displayed
} the teamwork of the Big Fork
team. During this half, Daugharty
and Delzer fouled out and the Big
Fork team gained l3 points High
score men on the Big Fork team
were Fagerland, with IA points and
) j. Dunlap with z.
!. Umpire, Berges; referee, Stems
) rud.
. The preliminaries were played by
Munro's team VS.. the High School
team, Munros winning with a score
, of 23-l1. These boys displayed good
, basketball playing
) Tonight the Libby Terriers will
. challenge the Eureka Lions.
LILLIAN JAROS.
The Western news., 1943-02-11

to remember for the rest of my
days. Ate canned rations but now
we have our own mess and it is
just as good if not little better
than we had in the states.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Fuller re-
Gently received letter from their
son, Dobie, who is in New Guinea.
The letter came in a Red Cross
envelope and the original letter was
held together with a safety pin.
A "P. S." on the letter explains
that with: Have no envelopes but
maybe someone along the line will
throw one in for me; hope so any
way Someone did-some Red
Cross worker. Excerpts from the
letter follow:
Dearest Folks:
/ Just have time to drop you a
note to let you know ! am okey.
| received your cablegram the 3lst.
That's the last I've heard from any
one.
We didn't have a bad Christmas.
We got three meals that day and
had powdered milk in our coffee; at
least a change in diet. We also had
box of candy from the Red Cross.
Rather nice and helped fill the
emptiness.
We're pretty busy here now #
for no other reason, than that Of
protecting our own necks. Enuf OF
that.
Maybe you would like to know
something about this New Guinea.
Well. it's hotter than the devil IN
the day time and rains every night.
Never fails. It's thick jungle with
knee deep mud under foot. This IS
no picnic and if it were the mud
in day and mosquitoes at night would
spoil all the fun. Everyone is hap
by never -the-less as this is what
we've been waiting forget this
over with and maybe we'll get
The natives here are black as
coal and working fools. They carry
three times their weight on one
shoulder and never complain. It's
fun 10 watch them 60 up a tree
and drop cocoanuts, They climb
faster than the monkeys.
Must close now as | have no more
time.
naDTL,
The Western news., 1943-02-11
DOBIE
News From Another Libby Boy

Word has come from Darrell Nc
Gill to his mother, Mrs. Marvin
Carter, that he will be home on
furlough in March. Dode. as he is
known BY his many friends here,
is now stationed at March Field,
Calf. Leaving Libby Feb. Is, 1912
he went to Sheppard Field, Tex, He
entered school, taking mechanics IN
the air corps, graduated and was
then sent to March Field where he
is now crew chief on a large bomb
er. Darrell was promoted to ser
geant on Jan. /. He was born in
Libby and graduated from high
school here. Before entering the
armed forces he was employed by
the Forest Service.
The Western news., 1943-02-11
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Mrs VIM. Hafferman, accompan-
led by her aunt, Mrs. Charles Hig-
gins, of Lakeside, Mont, spent from
Thursday to Sunday in Spokane.
Brad Phillips, who enlisted some
time ago in the army, received or
ders to report and left Friday for
Fresno, Calf. He is in the air corps.
Mrs. f. w. Oylear is in the city
visiting with her mother, Mrs.
George Little, and with her brother
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Little.
Circle B of the Presbyterian
Church will give Food Sale Sat
urday afternoon at the Variety Gro
Gerry, and will also serve cake and
coffee at the same time. 1t
! Cpl. George W. Johnson, from
Fort George Wright, Spokane, was
guest at the Frank Ayotte home
on his furlough. He left Tuesday
evening to report for duty again.
Siebert Hall was recently trans
| ferred from Fort George Meade,
] Mo, to Fort Lewis, Wn. Enroute
west he stopped in Libby for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Jennie Hall.
Pvt. Hall is in motor transport
company.
j This week Junior Red Cross mem
bers from Miss Gertrude Zawadke' S
/ fifth grade made valentines for
crippled children at Shodair Hos
pital in Helena. The pupils also
wrote cheering letters to the little
patients.
] The Libby Masons are making
preparations for their annual dance.
This dance will be on February 20
and honors the birthday of WASH
ington, the first president of the
/ United States. Invitations will be
mailed out soon.
The public is invited to attend
the services at the First Presbyte-
rian Church Thursday evening at
7.30 to hear Henri R. Ferger, mis-
sionary to India for rs years. He
will present colored movies Of
world missionary affairs. The meet
ing is tonight
Louis johnson Of Libby went in
to a Kalispell hospital last Friday
for an appendectomy and a gall
stone operation. It is said he will
be in the hospital about six weeks.
Mrs. Elmer Switzer, Sr., and son,
Bob, went into Spokane Sunday for
a few days in the city.
Supt A. A. Wood of the Libby
schools has been confined to his
home this week by illness. This is
said to be something of record in
asmuch as it is the first time Nj
Wood has lost day from duty be.
cause of illness since coming K
Libby several years ago. Member:
of the faculty joined in expressing
their regret of Mr.. Woods illness
bv sending him a basket of fruit.
The Western news., 1943-02-11
Suacious. Fluid pan.e Design

A new trend in home architec-
tural design is toward spacious and
fluid-like design. Curved walls are
new and different. They can be
easily built of colorkote panels
which come in five attractive pastel
shades. Curved walls, when well
arranged, mean economy of space.
The absence of parallelism between
walls give a great huidity and value
of space. A few walls at right an
giles can give the tranquility and
static effect desired. The acoustical
qualities possessed by colorkote
panels will make for quiet.
The Western news., 1943-02-11
NOTICE OF VISITS BY AIR
RAID WARDENS

Notice is hereby given that the
various air raid wardens will begin
visits of inspection to all Libby
houses within the next two weeks
Each warden will be accompanied
by member of the Libby fire de-
partment. The air raid warden will
inspect the premises in relation to
protection from possible air raid
damage, while the firemen will in
spect from the standpoint of fire
danger.
DICK RICHARDS,
Chief Air Raid Warden.
The Western news., 1943-02-11
Whot Our Soldier
Boys Are Doing
The World Over

A letter from Carl Crane, former
Libby faculty member, says: Bill
Kienitz told me Bill Erickson had
arrived on the island but as yet !
haven't found him. It's possible
that he didn't remain very long;
they move pretty fast through here
at times. Everything going
fine over here Keeping us busy
with plenty to do Crane is in Hon
olulu, T. H.
The Bill Erickson referred to IS
now Captain w j Erickson, former
athletic coach of Libby high school
A note from Mrs. Clarence {.
Jaros, Oakland, Calf, says Il be-
leve you would be interested to
know Delvin Larson has been made
sergeant. He is still in Fort Knox
Ky. AS yet have no word from
Clarence, and | had no idea where
he was going when he left the states
a little over three weeks ago.
-
Fort Des Moines, Ia.-Auxiliasy
Goldie L. Cluzen Of Libby, Mont,
was a member of the unit leaving
the First Woman's Army Auxiliary
Corps Training Center here recent
ly for service at Fort Knox, KY.
While at Fort Des Moines she re-
ceived military training preparing
her to release trained combat
soldier from behind-the-lines work
They will replace soldiers at sucn
jobs as post-exchange workers, pos
tai clerks, stenographers, switch
board operators, drivers of light mo-
tor trucks, chauffeurs, dispatchers,
bookkeepers and typists.
Otto NOVEL; of Libby has let
ter from his son, Sergeant L. g.
Novel;, from some place overseas
Gene says they arrived safely and
twas glad to see land after seeing
so much water for SO long time.
Our trip was very uneventful but
quite pleasant. The food surprised
everyone and the quarters could
have been a lot worse than they
were. It was all new to me but
think that I will take cruise If
/ can afford it after this is all over.
1--WE spent our first Christmas
here and it is one that | am going
The Western news., 1943-02-11

flight instructor at the Naval
Air Station at Pasco, Wash. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Pellet will reside
at Pasco.
The Western news., 1943-02-11
Save Rubber

The rubber hose connections on
the pump of the farm sprayer should
be removed for the winter, to pre-
vent their being damaged by oil.
The Western news., 1943-02-11
Weatl1erstr

Misunderstanding on doors and
windows may save up to IL per cent
Of the cost of heating your home
this winter.
The Western news., 1943-02-11
Auroras Keen Sky Lixht

Two types of aurora in the skies
keep us from having total black
out One is the polar type and the
other the constant non-polar type.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30

Au Rufus knight returned
Monday from ; sE seeks eiasf
~tth her husband PIT Hufus
knight II Alexandra. IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30
MOSS POINT. -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

hrs Leroy Lslly q Nsw Or
leans ) ; guest IN the home q
Miss Guile Swan.
MI ana Mrs. L A Watts ana
daughters, DaveFgne ana Bar
baga 81 Little Rock. ARK are
spending several days with Mrs
Watts parents. Mr and Mr. +.
G Spsnn ST.
NJ ard Mrs Claude Broame
and daughter. FRANKIE have re
turned to their nome IN Spring
hit IL after 4 visit IN TIE home
q Mr.. sna Mrs T l. Deiashmet
ana other relatives
Ruth James at Gulfp0ft spent
several days TINS ateek Is . guest
Of Joyce Nelson
Leon Colmef q ponchstoula
La Is dividing his visit IN Moss
Point and PascaRoula with reis
tives Mr. Conner. 3 tarnef res
ident OF TINS cts. bas many
friends here @bo are very glad
10 greet him
Mrs Guy Behnke Of Houston
Texas IS enjoying . visit 70 her
fsther-in-lsw. Charles Behnke
Mr. and Mrs " " jenkins
ans daughter. Judy. returned On
Monday from . vlsif a relatives
n Union, Miss
M and Mrs ) T Bishop are
receiving congratulations On the
arrival af . little daughter. Eliz
sbeth Swami. 81 the jackson
County hospital Monday. July 70
Mr. Neil CHlot and daughter
Linda. Of Jackson Mla.. afe
spending several DAYS attn III
and Mrs Mitchell clfiot
Mrs. 4 r Blumer ard little
daughter returned home - Gulf
port % Wednesday after > v.sif
IN tie home Of Mrs. Lila bIumef
Charles DAVIS spent ne wsek
end IN Panama CITY Pa H4fh
MS brother T Davis
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Farewell Party
For Selectees At
Renlro Home

Mrs ] T ksmffa Assa Mr. v
" Jenkins esases t@Ausa Is NAe
snsge e Ms Ksnsfn ~ na
aas evening A8th + farewell pes
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Th husnN paa @tuast4veiy aNc
grated wiih tlag2 and go tlaW
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Mm Jenkins assisted ~ her
httle aAaKsasef Jtsay presented
uns gltts fFam = pssity aeeaBtsa
NAean which eafFssa oaf Ire
eolm scheme Using a~seasasFa
wsth flags
Refreshments were mfvpe -
tie hastess Is Mfs laAtsEs MAYS
MF ard Mrs. KsWAn Maga and
daughters Edfx Laura b. sFAa
Pat Danny Hall Mrs Mitchell
CAflaf and daughters nan amt
Neftls. Mn Nellie Caloa ana
asaRhtsr Linda Mrs ( Rogers
L Z Qalnn MI and Mrs MAeh
Duhe and J T hensro
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MOSS POINT

Miss Nell Colles left last IN
cay 70 accept 3 position win the
STANDARD Oh Company IN Baton
Rouge
Mrs Naive jackson left last
week for . visit nt several weeks
IN cites Of interest IN North Car
oEins
Miss Agnes Werner and hsI
mother. Mrs. A A Werner. Ct
Guliport. vii return this week
from ; pleasant visit 10 relatives
II Long Beach, Cal
Mrs. / A Morris u BakhansA
Pa arrived last Thursday Tor 5
VISIT with nef slsteg. Mrs Nellie
Turner and her sant Miss Hattie
Mcleod
Miss TheFess Cissna returned
Saturday from . visit 70 NJ and
Mrs 5 T Hobby u Mobile
Nj and Ms John MeArthuf
arrived Tuesday for 3 Yist n me
nome Of Df ana Mrs. a P. Nc
Arthur
Miss Ruth Anderson IS enjoy.
ing 3 two weeks vaeauon 10 be
spent with relatives N Lxlng
tor Miss
Miss Virgins Jones left Tues
day for : visit o relatives n f4sag
Beach Cal
1t Harry p Wilcox Jf Carts
bad Army Ar Field. Carlsbad
New kexlco. IS enjoying 3 few
Gays visit with ms father. II
B Wilcox. ard his sister Mrs
Frances Noorflies
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Mcintosh
and children. Kenneth iielsn
Ann and Douglas q heW Or
leans are enjoying 3 visit IN
the nome Of their mother aud
ErzndmofheF. Mn J J Mcintosh
Miss Bessie Cowan returned
Thursday from : iNo months 4ls
i WIth Mf snd hrs + Z CoWsn
u Nashville, Tenn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30


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Imprompfu Bridge
Club Meets With
Mrs a. !. Frunklin

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30

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DAY Afternoon NeHe 49, aM
bfednaa sssa jimmy Bishop wha
Nsfs guests If CALVIN Hasam3
r. u Henderson Paint Ms2shans
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30

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wATEs

Mrs MNdofa Ctalos announces
ire marriage - he4 g14naaaugh
Ter. Miss Maduna Ella BelAn. 81
ffed Il Maitea ct bsiiing8iNy
Ala June Il les at fhs Baptist
pastortum n Kreeie Kew 1s@ell
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30
PAScACOULA -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

peam kxn Mssv Mwtss MAeessaMa ~ tAs4 a8 naMe he
pas8 Is nMan4 81 ~ NAAmAn3 - eN8 kseNaM aM8 RAa& kFthn
pss*eN Tr A@@ s* Nwass3 ~Ntw Naa e. Aegas sa sanmNx
Sisters - NaF#sa MesNNM If Nas Nv psses 81 nM AM# shsh TaM&
aa MesA&nN d a. @KAeMM8hK m@@we aNa ss mat aa 4s mtte8
TSnas $50 II - NRs / A HANANN@oN S-asks NkhN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30
TURNER PEACOCK

The marriage 81 Mss Nifalnia
Peacock and Faeat Sergeant Has
~ Smith Turner waa quietly aols
uixes Saturday evening July
N. At the First Christian xhurrh
ii Birmingham Ala The cefe
Hseue was performed ~ Ire kee
Benton :
TIE bride i the daughter 81
Mrs H a Peacock Of Crystal
springs Miss Fer several years
she was q popular member of me
faculty q The J Z George High
Afsoa She aaa recently been
employed ia the Moo Point HsKh
husl Sergeant TaxneF ) the
son Df Ms A 5 Turner IF Car
rnllton He was employed IN the
AAA office before Re volunteer
ed for service three years aEo
He spent ~ months Ia the Has
Wfaiian Islands. returned IL tBs
United States ~ the eaFlv spring
lie is nou stationed IT Camp
Stewart. Ga-CaFFuIEl0H. Mlas
Conservative
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-30

The earliest birds are believed
70 have been water biEda
Mrs. G a Graham spent laki
Wednesday il Biloxi
NJ and Mr. GeofRe I'LL and
daughter BafbaFa Jean Of New
0fieaBas - visiting IA thx A8me
- MnA Walter Hill
Mrs. II = O4eFNtfeet. Mr. a
J Ffankl1n sad Mr. E J BIS
snt spent Tuesday In Mobile
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-04

vesto - "in da hos vedel tudi
tt moi sin in moja sinaha."
Tu Sc je Juriju storilo in SOL
re so mu stopile ma lice in vsi so
bill ginjeni i'm so prikimavali.
MOI pa ,je zahropel in cd notra-
MEGA ganutja prevzet zakrical:
"Poglejte Jurco in meme. Oba
sva Jurija, pa ga nj cloveka, XII
bi mogel reel, da je bilo kdaj
lie "a toliko prepira mel mama"
Tu je pokazal MOI ma drobtinieo
ma mizi, Jurca pa je zastokal:
"Juri, Bog je priea, samo
resnico 81 govoril."
"Resnico, samo resnico," je
stokal Juri, katerega so bile
lastne besede tako prevzele, da
je bill ginjen kakor ma veliki Pc
tex pri zupnikovi pridigi -,
"resnica bozja, otroci moi.
GILLETTE, do solz sem ginjen in tu-
di Jurca joce. Ia zgled naju
vzemite, tt ljubi zenin in ljuba
nevesta in tt moi sin in moja
hci." Zopet je zajokal, in Jurca
je brisal solze OBJ MEM.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-04

In starejsina je razsiril usta
in prasal:
maj recem? Sal je tvoj sin
zenin, moi je Re pozabil kdaj
so mu pripeljali balo."
"Beseda da besedo, Juri!"
In res je dala beseda bese-
do, in Juri je govoril pametno
in dobro. In ker je govoril po-
cast in povedal trikrat isto in
hotel v cetrto Sc enkrat isto po-
vedati, mu je segel oce Jurca, v
besedo:
"Glej ga no, sal to vemo do
bro, da sva midva soseda in da
je Bog prica, kako sva lepo 60
spodarila in v miru zivela, in
da sva stara, in da je tvoj sin
Lipe wei Urso in jennie danes
moi sin Anciko - kaj mozje in
zene, ali nj prav res tako?"
"Res je resi-" je rekla druzba.
Juri pa je gnetel kos kruha in
udaril OBJ mizo.
maj DO, porecem Sc emo, da
bosta vedela vidva mlada ="
tn je pokazal ma zenina in ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-04
Zani1liva vest liz
S~lovenije

Prejeli smo seznam onih
krajev, v katerih je bill dine
II. decembra 1912 postni pro-
met zopet vzpostavljen. To
dokazuje, da so bill vsi ii kra-
j, ako ne v rokah upornih
Slovencev, vsaj zelo ogroze-
nj.
Vest nam ma zalost nj pri-
nesla linen onih krajev, ko so
tudi Sc danes zaprti "a postni
promet in tudi ne podatkov o
tenn, koliko casa je posta V
teh krajih funkcionirala pc
81. decembru, 1912.
Besedilo porocila je nasled-
ME:
Dne Fl. decembra 1912 je bill
postni promet "a slovensko pre-
bivalstvo zopet vspostavljen V
naslednjih slovenskih POSTUM
uradih:
Adlesici, Banja loka pri Ko-
eevju, Begunje pr Cerknici, b.
Brezovica pri Ljublja-
nj, Cerknica, Crnomelj, Devica
Maria V. Polju, Dobrova pri
Ljubljani, Dobrnje, Dolenja vas
:pri Ribnici, Dragatus, Fara pri
Kocevju. Gradec pri Bell Kraji-
nj, Grahovo pr Cerknici, Gro
supple, Horjul, Hotedrsica, Ig
pri Ljubljani, Jezica, Kocevje,
Koeevska reka, Koprivnik pri
Kocevju, Kostanjevica oh Krki,
Krmelj, Gorenji Logatec, Dole
Mi Logatec, Loski potok, Loz,
Ljubljana, Metlika, Mirna pee,
Mokronog, Kozelj, Nova vas pr
Rakeku, Novo mesto, Ortenek,
Planina pri Rakeku, Polhov
Gradec, Preserje, Rakek, Ribni'
ca ma Dolenjskem, Rovte, Sc,
mic, Sodrazica, Start try Oh
Kolpi, Start try pri Rakeku:
STIGMA, Struge ma Dolenjskem
st. Jernej, st. Vid pr Sticni:
skofljica, smarje-Sap, smihel
pri Novem mestu, Toplica pr!
Novem mestu, Trebnje, Trzisce
Turjak, Ursna sela, Velika To-
ka, Velike Lasce, Videm-D obre'
pole, Vinica pri Crnomlju, Wis
MIA CORA, Vrhnika, Zagradec ns
Dolenjskem, zuzemberk.
(Vsega skupaj SO POSTUM u
radov = vsi ii postni uradi sc
bill zaprti, ko so ~partizani Ease
dli nekatere predele ozemlja
zdaj, ko SO Sc umaknili, je pc
Sta zopet zacela poslovati.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-04

Sedaj je v teku kampanja "a
zbiranje 100000 funtov stare O.
bleke. Mad 100000 900 ljudi je
bio izgnanih IL svojih domov,
ko so nacijske zveri vdrle v Ru-
size. stirideset milijonov ruskih
MOI, zena in otrok je brez O.
bleke. Ii izgnanci potrebujejo
mas pomoei.