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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03

tbm, oaB Die bornebme, frenoe Dame
niemano anoers als Die allerieltglte
Sungfrau mar.
Son Danf fniete bann ser eliid-
lide Bater am gltare Der &onigin
bes Sfapuliers nieoer uno bra6te
Damn oas Gelo ieinem 8rior. Mber
neil Die Scot inn aloiter 10 eroB mar,
beittmnte Der Brior nur einen Sell
ser @eloiumme fir Die Iusbeiierung
Der Statue. Da oieie aber ni6t bin.
reidbte, erreidte Bater gpriu aber.
mails ieinen 3ped ni6t. gr gab aber
oie Soffnung ni6t auf. Inter beiben
Srdnen flagte er ieinem Seiulein iei.
men Ser5ensfummer. Da glaubte er
in ieinem Snnern cine Stimme 5u
pernebmen: u5tele midi an ben Gin.
gang Ser Safriitei uno Dir miro se.
bolfen neroen!"
gr tat es uno febrte bon grpar.
tltng in feline 3elle 5uriid uno empfabI
anes ser lieben @ottesn1utter. Surge
3eit barauf fam elm frember Mann in
oie Safriltei uno bot ii9 bon ielber
an, Sic Sdnb6en ser fleinen Statue
ausbeliern 5u la1ien. Ser Brior nabm
oies slnerbieten freuoig an uno na6
einigen Sagen fonnte oie ausgebei-
lerte Statue oes gottli6en &inbes 5ur
Serebrung in Der &ird)e aufgelteQt
tper6en. 9as Seiusfino lobnte oieie
8obltat rei6lid).
unteroeiien mur6e bas &loiter Der
&armeliter bon neuen WfiBgei6iden
heimgeiu6t. Sn Ser Stabt mar Die
8eit ausgebrod)en. Mud Ser Brior
ipur6e 1terbensfranf. slls man i'm
auf oas Seiusfino altfmerfiam mad-
te, gelobte er, neun Sage nabeinanoer
Dor Dem 8iloe bes g0ttliden &inbes
oas FL. WeBopfer oar5ubringen. Iu'
genblidlid fiiblte er itd beiier, unb
in tpenigen Sagen NOR er pollltdnbig
tpieoer bergeitellt. gr erfiillte lein Sc.
liiboe unO tpies Der Statue cine et-
gene 3eae an. 8on oieier Belt an
mar er elm eifriger 8erebrer bes g1a.
oenrei6en Seiuleins.
slls tpie6er einmal groBe Scot inn
&loiter berri9te, beranitaltete Der
Hrior cine getneiniame Mnoa6t gum
Seiulein, an Ser ale Mitglieoer Der
&ommunitat teilnabmen. Sdon nab
bret Eagen erbielten iie unperbofft
rei6li6es Mlmoien. gsun tpuroe bic
Statue in Die Stride eebradt, oamit
audi oas 8olf oem Seiufino feline
gerebrung be5eigen f0nnte. Ser fri.
bere 8obltater, Daniel 8oIf, lieb fir
6as &inblein einen eigenen @las-
idranf MAIDEN. MGe @obltGter tpur-
oen reidlidit eeiegnet; mer bineegen
oem Seiufin6e unbiloen 5ufiigte, ODER
6ariiber ipottete, ODER Die 8erebrung
6es @na6entinoes 5u perbinoern iu9.
te, mur6e oft in auffanenoer Beiie
beitraft.
SSn Sabre 1912 lieB oie 8arontn
8enigna bon 2obfotpis fir oas bon
ibr bo6berebrte @na6enfin6 cine
id0ne geibmadboIle &apelle bauen
5ur groBten Sreltoe ieines Sa9tpaI-
ters, oes guten Bater gpril1. Dieie
&apele tpuroe am Namen-Seiu-6eit
eingetpeibt un6 gum erten Male oas
beilige Mebopfer 6orin gefeiert. Son
oa an blieb oas Namen-Seiu-Seit oas
Sn1ffffpSt Ap2 n11nAonroiAo,1 01roonr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
uSO Director Tells Nassau
Audience Negro Doesn't Want
Social Equality With Whites

NASSAU bahamas CAMP The
NWNNean concept thar "co.or IS 4
badge o. inferioriiy" can be over
come by residents here II people
err De made fo realize that all the
Ntsro ASKS for IS equal onporiu-
nl'y deettcd James c Thomas III
speech heforc Kiwanis club
innsheon tn me shadow Lawn cafe
Tho1as Who ia director 81 the
lSo inr Negro soldiers in Tins
area atd be believed me people OF
Nissan serc attempting 10 mako
me army personnel feel welcome
hu fhaf ne need more love where
there hsie We need more under
Standing where there IS mlsundcr-
Tho olored hoy does NOT want
p marry 2 White gll.' declared
Thomas That is a statement thai
mas been spread around as smoke
SCREEN The colorcd man knows
taH piice he uoald have 20 pay fo-
such a mamMse voald be ioo
sfeai. even II he wanted 10 make
nsh martiaec and ! assure YOU
he doesn't
he Nrern does not ask social
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
UNITY
(Contlnued from page ~

Continued from page III
iafly ~ me Guys varied j. nula-
tlou
Tho Rev Mr. Brombaugh. sccrc-
aty OF the Detroit Council Of
lunches also present at tile
meeting Of the CITIZENS commit
i"e. offered me suggestion that
houi such a mass meeting be
called IN which churches. organi-
zaiions md individuals. would
participate irrespective " race.
color or creed appropriately
should he defined as one IN which
naiiaral unity mast he stressed
Both sueersiiaps submitted by the
Row John MILES, and Dr. Brom-
laugh were enthusiastically and
formally adopted by those pres
cnt az 'his meeting or the Citi-
1ens committee.
Mr Aston. acting chairman. IN
the absence OF the Rev. Charles
Ihll chairman ~ the Citizens
committee appointed "a special
committee Witch met Thursday
room. lly - ana made plans for
a mass iueeline. The meeting u
The special committee was held al
tho Lncy Thurman branch NWcA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
Dr. Greendge Elected Official of National Insurance Association
ECORSE DOINGS

Detroit police. II ia reoor'e1 -.
the accused person and ,oo,s.
alleged accomplice are bsing s.''
in the county Jail. Their r,. ~
are being withheld
Nose Green. who was rao...,.
indicted into the armed s.r,,,'
was here recently visiting ~ q.
en's' Mr. and Mrs = Green
The Rev. sam Gavlcs. y s,s..
ton, Mo, spent f,w avs s.s.
with his daughter Na,ie uo,,..
Of 1862 Fourteenth street y. Il.
for Chicago aud Other points Sun.
day san
Je'hro Gayles. a bro Tor O, NJ,
Horton. plans 10 make Ecorse \.
home. 80
First Baptist Church
The Rev. S. \. Webb o, ne,ro,
preached at First naptlsi sprds,
lie spoke from Psalms Ssle j.
John 1:l7. subject. WORK 4,
Grace The Rev. Mr.. Caves la I,
prayer and the Rev Mr. I.oyer ,,,s
the Scriptures. A solo aas sun, I,
Mr.. Ransom.
Among the sick are Mrs. Home,
Mrs Harper and Mrs Erwin M.
dred Reddick is church reporter.
Register 10 Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
by WHO GASToN
Cnnnents

pninleht>
We see Jesse Wourman and
Dock Flaner are home again, aft
or having been held several days
ny Detroit police for Investigation
concerning the death Of Bennie
Willclay who WAS stabbed fatally
In frec-for-all TWO weeks ago
near the Hal in Deiray Bonnie
died in Sumhy hospital shortly
after The tragedy Re was taken TO
the hospital by Jesse and Dock
They were released after the gull
~ person was apprehonfed. Much
credit is due OFFICER Victor Folks,
OF River ROUGE. for the iirelcss
way IN which he went about solv-
Ing the crime lie worked night
and day. in cooperation With the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
Here's The Answer

lfonilnufd from page 81
ca The NEGRO composer.
james Bland
ca Ecpcrf Austin Williams, pop
ularly known as Bort Williams
"a Mrs Frances r Elliott Of
Jackson Tom. July 8. 1915
tAl The American Insurance
company Of Philadelphia. which
vas oreanizcd "a 1870
fAl Airs F. Howard Harper 1as
appointed by Tho governor Of West
Virginia 20 succeed her HUSBAND,
ui5 died ln office. Dec 81. 1927
a. ON Ihankssitine Day 1892.
Livingstone college played Riddle
university ~ salisbury. NC
ca In 1853. at Washington. DC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
The Black Cat

BY william Henry Hun Tor M
Why should ~ be
Bad luck 10 ma
II I should cross his irack7
a cats a cat.
Remember that.
Thouch he hc white or Black.
I know no luck
But riehiful pluck
Which cats cannon retard
Why puts curse
ON him or worse. y
Why mako bis going hard
! cross hls path:
The aftermath
is never changed thereby.
Now that his hue
IL ink 70 you
Is Just another lie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
CUBA
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n a. oa as,le.nr r,i ~ ~
be lif.o fHa1 fbilss par
saes tnd sra nav Us.s
rcaa ne Sraui ,eh AZ h,t,.
native ,ancne aaa has hacn ~ ear
osaton n ,.. hs nr5hlam
ofssco biaicai,ai analc 4oa,isn
solution cons. iaas,v 81. unaen.
saorsiy. has hcen aad hosrc
usod
CoIorlnl Newspapers
Ia Martha wrh M rsars ~
service ~ ih. eeae,al ana sern,n-
cni iu'efees ~ ,hs cnn, n nation
ihe only r.v nato IN An,s,8s,
vrh d,iy ,artnrs sgnoie.
nicnf sMtd Az eNraora.narv
Tonffh 81 Jalv ,dtian !, eont,in-
"a anon. o,ss. ,hino. y, o,r.ii.r,
article On Ton saint r,ouysr,nre
as, prcsnrsor 4nd N,onrn, of pao
Amtr;canfsm alonr VIM psin.r
alaru ana No mes,nt ~ sAl.ns
OF ma. f'nisod sgns Nox,eo p4r.-
riiav ana ma nominiea, ranati.e
Nv fhe eminent cpnan Nt.r, .a,n..
naiis. Gustav, y Arotfa pt.e.
were Two ras.s l.,Dt.s 4. 81,
dent parsfa as rsrenr md ,o,.
scrsafor ~ ~. pia~ar a,t4 IN.
mfed "a its coli.siien ago MD.
firrd a malnifiech, hn. ~ Macon
by White cuban seeintor and
bA IN lincoln hv tta wa'i.ino,co
Cnian Ncrro Tend ro Earos.
Rianco Numerous daps s,es ~,
p.ar on the pag.s ~ mis- er.i,r
EDITION President 1.osco, ~ ir.ai
faeo,her win Dr ,ntonia q r.r
wn I'm ,hree ~ I1srian .,ss
In Havana ~ fho Renph,ic ~ Ham
No Discrimination
Anhmich mis- IL NV fhi,a x.l,
no cuba. ann nn,lls q, ,Fs.,. n,
a conclusion concerning fbe rf...
lens OF race hero. There cane
siderable curiosity on ,he frirnalv
type b,cnnse Us,r An,s,is,n
clothes ana Shines as nsa Uo,.
diifetcniiy ard an much nlrr
s'.. ''" l''s"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
hit THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS
and look at The SiIrer Lining
in those Clouds OF Pain

The big idea is that you want to feel
better. Mhsn pain eases, your mind
cases. You get rest that means deliver
ance. So use something that gets At the
pain. C-2sz3 brings YOU paiu-rcleving
help. Now you will feel as good as
others who enjoy It's help, too. 6cc, and
81. Caution: sc only as directed. First
bottle purchase price refunded if you
arc not satisfied. Today, get C-aaal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

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Page
Tue 'F. hiriier fashioned his
Pr u9aa osal'h untold
l'a.''ire- and furniture, iieh and
From ry per'at from yers
arf
iie shat us house with
fafff. bowers
f4l ,fe ana 'he rarcsi
'twfs
fr sef ihat satlcn he raised
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

a birthday party was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Coving-
ton. OF Gil Kentucky avenue. in
honor Of their daughter Vivian
Covlneton. Games were played and
refreshments were served Many
gifts were received The table
was decorated in pink and white.
Those who attended The party
were EVELYN Dohhs Joyce Philpot.
Winifrcd Covinelon, Eddie and
Charles Todd. 1'helma and odessa
covine'on James Elhridee Shir--
ley and Earl vining. Ernest and
Bircil Rogers. Iiclcn Todd and I.o-
rcua Emma and Daisy Covingron
Visiting
vivian Blunt daughter II Mrs
Blunt on Conani avenue has Just
returned home from trip visiting
her unclcs The Rev. Mr. Blum and
oih,r relaiiycs in Akron. Ohio
Mrs lsssie rlln', Of Conant ave-
nue., has returned home from a trip
visiting friends In MI Clemens and
D.frnif
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

Wedding shower

HfuuihE NHoNtF
Mrs Annie Mae TODD gave we'd
ding SHOWER honoring her sister
in-las. Mrs Jessie BELLE Johnson.
Who was recently mArried 10 Wa
lie Campbell who is stationed at
Camp stewart Ga The shower
WIS held az the home ot Emma
Jean Robinson OF JOS Alnyra
street
THE Fcvs singers VIII present a
program az carey's Chapel ANiE
church SUNDAY. July 81. Airs. Ben
ME Hardiway is chairman OF the
program The Rev. Mr. Smith is
fesf0r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
80
| a. 49, FOR |
FRS
CHOICE OF
MILLIONS

Tor 81. Joseph Aslru pfamp'y ~
Iicyes the pain Of neuFalcll and other q.
organic pain. Millions al-o take s..
Joseph Aspirin when common headacts
starts 20 pound. There j. 10 reliei IN
aspirin fa~tcT. surer flore daqcnlals
than tho relief genuine iarn * joaph
Aspirin brings. 81. Joseph A.f,,n ntte
worlds largest seller 70 ~ iti there's
even greater savings ia he Teer isrsly
sizes S6tahlets. poe h-Sfaia.i iooAbIes
only 35e Why pay moro anil Why ever
accept substitute For guaranteed
high quality. full sir,nsih and eol.
nmY. 10 sure U dcmanl scnure. lu,s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
MONROE NEWS

BY MRS. HAYWOOD CONVICTION
birthday Party
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

- Register TO Vote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Goetd Ljungberg
On Isle Program

II Will be Scandinavian Night
al the Belle Isle baandStand to-
night. The Detroit Federation of
Musicians band will play a special
program, starting az S:15. The
soloiSt will be Nine Goeta Lung
berg, operate soprano. at one
time with the Metropolitan The
program
StaESlaBEled Banner
Iuumphal March from SlguTi JorSaI.
TAT GREG
IeeI 'Nni suite so. Grieg
"a Morning TN ASA Death tcl Anitra'S
Dance cd HAL of the Mountain King
Ga Flss's Dream 20 from
LoheHErln Wagner
CD S"iiieEs sons Grisg
Nine. LIlngberg, Soloist
'Flnlandd Slhellus
INTFRMISSION
Entry ~ the Boyards" HaVorsen
"A Vision Of Salome' Lampe
'Nalse Trs'c' Slhenus
Danish Festival Overture Tschskowsky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
ZeitzIer Reported Replaced

MOSCOW Aug IL qNS)-
Gen Kurt Zcitzlcr. chief of the
German general staff, has been
dismissed and replaced by Gen.
Alfred Jodl chief OF HltlerS per-
Sonal staff. The Soviet news
agency TaSS reported today from
Stockholm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
-Four Successes

THE TEAM of Director Her
man Shumln and Playwright Lii
han Holman has staged four
Broadway Successes which have
been made INTO motion pictures
the latest beng Watch on the
Rhine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Joe Works on Baq

JOE LOUIS, who >tlll is the
worlds heavyweight baNlng cham
pion, does a speciality punch
ING routine in TcchnIcolor film
version of Irving Berllns This
Is the Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

Warner Bros. was actually IN
training i'm the armed forces when
drafted for the all-SCrylCc show.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any nther Detroit nrMspaner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
All Rec Soldiers

EVERY MEMBER OF the $50
man east Of Irving Berlin This
j, tho Army which has been
made into 20 TcchnIcolor film by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

We Captured I'm, hut Women
still Rule Those Naughty Isles.
I'm the Trohriand Group in the
south Pacific the Husband l.
rcrpctuallN in the Dog House,
aud it'> the Nii>>u> Who Takes
the Bows. Read of This TopsN-
tur,N Domestic Life in The
american Weekly, \oted Maya
zine Distributed with This sun
d-S> Issue of The Detroit
SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
4 LINE OR TWO

Joan Bennett has her eve on
the Lucrcza Rorc.a role. When 7
ta.ked with hot ~ the Darrvl
Zaruck S Sunday rcrtero ,Hd
That's for me. Mary Pick
ford has always called me Pol
WANNA Borgia aud would love
to do ii for Eddie small"
Virginia and Dairy. asked some
cf their friend, 20 come tor am
carly chop ~lcN dinner We a'e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

a. 9 o'clock IN connection with
the showing of the picture
Miss Chapman his four brothers
In uniform and they are spread all
over the map from Sicily to the
South Pacific. She 'SIthe one who
revived the chain letter gag in
order 10 keep them all in touch
with one another.
This new Starlct WheIeel{S-a
little like JinN Ealkenberg. Judg-
ING from her pictures, Will be in
Detroit all day Friday and Sat
urday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
TIME FOR ROMNACE

Although there isn't too much
time for romance in this one. a
sailor Just has to have Il girl
friend and this one is Marguerite
Chapman the Chatham. y. Y,
beauty whom Columbia is groom
ing for Stardonl.
Marguerite was the subject Of
a column IN this department last
week, since she Is 90 arrive here
in person Friday for a single per-
Sonal appearance Friday evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
AT PALMS-STATE

Offering more war thrills, the
PalmS-State brings in Aerial
Gunner Friday Salutlng Amer
ica'S fighting men of the sky.
Stars are Chester Morris. Rich
ard ArIon, Jimmy Lydon and Dick
Purcell
Aerial Gunner gloriGes the
tail and Side gunncrs who hero
ically defend Americas bombers.
Chester Morris and Richard Arlen
are two of the hard-hghting,
Sharp-ShoOtIng gunnerS IN tn @
film while Jimmy Lydon is seen
as a student Tho romantic in
tercst Is lovely Lila Ward
ON the same bill IS "SaronE
Girl a tUetui screen musical
with the seductive Ann Corio in
The title role It's a gay riot of
laughs with Inn and Irene Mat
tan Morcland. Bill Henry Damian
OFlynn and Johnny Scat Davis
and his orchestra,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
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ana 'nen acme Ia '.'H'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
MEN OF ACTION

This features Glenn Ford and
Rcgl~ Ioomcy as a couple of
Destroyer men who create peril
for t-t-rr-ref1e~7 and who help
escor, conveys through dangerous
WatcI-
Glenn Ford though he started
out a> "a Western star. IS grad
uallY seeing more action in other
films and his appeal 10 the femi-
nine fans seems 10 be along the
Frank Sindtra order
Since he doesn't sing for
tunatolv, women manage TO keep
on their feet.
Eut he has tho same sort of
homoly youngSterISh charm that
make, their hearts beat a little
ta~tCI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Destroyer Stariet
In Person at FOH Friday
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THERE WILL he plenty of ac-
ton on the llnt front Friday when
The new pictures moving IN start
shooting
Destroyer AT the Fox is hailed
as ono of Columbia's most excit-
ing high sea affairs with Glenn
Ford Marguerite Chapman and
Edward @. Robinson in the lead
Ing roles
We've had movie tributes 10
just about every branch Of the
many-armod services. but this is
the first that We recall about the
W8tCh-doCS of the Su arine
lanes. These are the boys who
have reduced Axis sub peril so
greatly. The record being 90 Of
the drcp-watcr dcnilcnS in three
months
In fact the navy announced
that due 10 the loss of so many
of their rrtzc SHb shippers. the
German U-boat> were afraid 10
attack anything but isolated ships
or those with little CONVOY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

ThtAS rood hr IT'S BESr-Luoshson. Dinner. Suppsr
ino"Ited Wines, Cnote tiauor'. SEA STArC ST near
WASH. BLVD. short walk from Hotels Closed sunday
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-02
SOUTH PACIFIC

Weeks ago, during furious fight
ing in the South Pacific, a ship was
torpedoed or bombed and sunk.
Among those fortunate ones who
were able to climb aboard life
boat was one young soldier who ex-
emplified Christs' words Better
love hath no man than this, that a
man lay down his life for friend"
This soldier gave his life for four
of his friends when he helped them
into the boat and then, exhausted,
sank. His body has not been found.
a tribute to his gallant sacrifice
is expressed in these lines by a
local student.
a screaming night, with 4harp
hours
Brutally hacking at too many lives
and hopes,
Long shots Of flame, and screechine
shells,
And bowling, raging fury all about,
Encircling all in hell, upsweeping
Men and fire and wood
In roaring struggling heaps.
And there was one who, watching
the hell
Perhaps with fear-who knows?
His boat had vanished, but for him
There was a sort of safety in the
she'll
That floated yet through blasts
And terrorizing arcs of flame.
Not so the four who struggled
In the greedy clutches of the water
He saw, and on the sight, gave ur
his place
To dive, and grasp, until he viewed
/ it all once more;
But only long enough to see the
four were safe.
Long after then, the bright flame:
fondled quiet waves
| Above a hero.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-02
To Collect
Clothing and Rags

The nationwide drive for collec-
ton of discarded clothing and rags
started November % and will con-
tinue through December 4. Only
discarded clothing is wanted and
all types are needed, according to
WPB. Donors are requested to sec
that wooden garments are brushed
and cotton garments and rags are
clean Mending is not required Any
unWearable clothing that can be re-
duccd to rags is also desired. Mo-
wanted are shoes, rubbers, rubber
boots, overshoes, galoshes, slippers
leather leggings, leather gloves
hats, caps, neckties, collars, garters
garter belts, suspenders, belts. cir
dies, corsets, brassieres, wells, spats
rubber coats, diapers, and masuue-
rade costumes
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-02
Editorial
Get Thee Behind
Me, Soton!

A large number of our Montana
brethren seem to be fearful they
would lose their virtue and might
come under the undue influence
of corrupt government if they ac-
cepted war bond advertising paid
for by the government Therefore
they do not warm up to the pro-
posal-noW before the congress
to have the government pay for a
certain amount of advertising in
country newspapers. They fear it
Knight prove too powerful influ-
ence by the party in power over the
press of the nation. they see free
dom of the press endangered.
1t would appear the brethren do
not want to be tempted. Looking at
the question through their eyes,
should we conclude that many large
daily newspapers have been Sc
duced inasmuch as they have been
receiving large amounts of paid
government advertising? And
= should we conclude the same thing
is true with respect to the news
papers of Great Britain and Can
ada where the government has been
paying for government advertising
for some time9
Is one to conclude that the Mon
tana brethren fear they haven't the
intestinal fortitude to accept legit-
innate government advertising and
still maintain their independence?
The sum any one newspaper would
receive from such advertising would
probably be q small one Would it
be large enough to endanger their
will to resist any attempt at UNI
due influencca
We believe their fears are I'M
founded, but nevertheless we hon
or the brethren for being willing to
turn down what is probably, in
many instances. needed income IN
order to keep themselves clear OF
any possibility of coming under a
baneful influence. We respect them
for placing their honor above dol
lars, for placing free press above
the call of the pocketbook.