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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
STAY ON THE JOB,

The war is far from over-at least
the dying is not over, and the
enemy has not stopped producing
weapons for war. Therefore we dare
not leave our war jobs. Every work \
er who leaves his JOB today leaves
also a gap in our production 'front.'
slows up the flow of munitions, de-
lays victory
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
Reports On
Number OF
Fish p dnted

George Ripley, superintendent of
the State Fish Hatchery at Libby
has turned in the following report
on fish and fry planted from the
hatchery for the season Of 1914
Lincoln County
Eastern Brook S and 6 inch,
31,l80
Eastern Brook fry, 98,720
Rainbow, S and inch, 90,432.
Rainbow, adults, 2,041.
Native or Black-spotted, and 6
inch, 5000.
Native or Black-spotted, fry,
100000
Flathead County
Rainbow, and inch, Bitterroot
Lake, 5000
Rainbow, and inch, McGregor
Lake, 10000
Rainbow, and inch Little Nc
Gregor Lake, LOO.
Sanders County
Eastern Brook and inch, 1900.
Rainbow, and 6 inch, $4,000.
Native, and inch, 14,160.
TWenty-four hundred 6 and 8 inch
Rainbow were held in ponds at the
hatchery for Children's Pond for
the l945 season
We have on hand in rearing ponds
on feed for next seasons planting
the following:
Eastern brook fry ......l...... 10000
Rainbow fry ............................1 31 900
Native fry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 54 900
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
Very respectfully yours.
GEO X WFTCET
SHOE STAMP GOOD NOV. !

Airplane stamp No. 3 from book
No. 3 will be good for pair Of
shoes beginning November l. I'm
less in dire need of extra shoes, no
ration stamp will be issued before
that time for them, reports the local
ration board
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
PURCHASES ROWLAND HOME

George Rouse purchased the nome
of Mrs. M. ID. Rowland, the transac-
ton taking place this week. Mrs.
Rowland has purchased the house
belonging to the Cleveland estate,
and she will move this week end
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
Red Cross Wonts
Furniture For
Fort MissouIo

The South Lincoln County Chap
ter of the Red Cross has received
letters from Fort Missoula asking
for help in furnishing their en-
larged camp and hospital. A. A.
Wood wrote them asking what they
needed at the present time and this
is the answer.
The following is a list of furni-
ture Of which they are particularly
in need of and the quantities lndi
Gated are likely to be increased due
to the fact that the personnel at
the Post is to be increased beyond
original expectations: "a easy chairs,
10 touches, table lamps, 10 stand
lamps, S writing desks, 10 floor
rugs, 2 pool tables, IL mirrors.
1.-THE personnel at Fort Missoula
is prepared to accept furniture
which is not in first class condition.
They will be able to recondition
any furniture supplied SO as to per-
nit it to be used at the Post. The
furniture can either be loaned or
donated with no expectation of re-
turn to the donor Credit to be given
either to the individual or organiza-
ton supplying the same.
Transportation will be furnished
for AM equipment donated either by
sending an army truck for the same
should they be in the, vicinity, or
the Reeley Storage Company of Mis-
soula will haul same free of charge
whenever their equipment is in or
near your locality.
we would very much appreciate
any assistance which you might
render in order to make the life
Of these men at the Post more con-
genial. Their duty is rather I'M
welcome one at the best and any
thing we can do to maintain the
morale is highly appreciated by the
officers at the Post.7
Very respectfully yours.
GEO. f. WEISEL,
Oh. Camp and Hospital Committee.
Should any one have any of the
articles mentioned and would like
to donate them to the Post, please
get in touch with the local Red
Cross and arrangements can be
~, ,dp for trancnprt atm
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
NO SUGAR APPLICATIONS

No more IMPLICATIONS Tor canning
sugar will be accepted by the local
ration board after October 81, states
H. B. Wallace.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
Judge Erickson Will
Visit Libby Oct. a

According to a schedule provided
this newspaper, Judge Left Erickson
will visit Libby Tuesday afternoon,
Oct. "a, in his campaign for election
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19

The Warland Red Cross Unit will
hold its annual carnival In War
land October 81.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19

to the governorship on the demo-
cratic ticket. He is now associate
justice of the supreme court.
No further information has been
provided this newspaper in regard
to Judge Erickson's plans while il
Libby His visit here will BIZ cUn=
fined 10 the afternoon as he plans
to be in Thompson Falls that night.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
LAVA CLEANS YOU FAST!
GETS HANDS CLEANER - FASTER EASIER THAN ORDINARY
2ME IN 80 70 SO SECONDS AMAZINGLY GENTLE!

Here's why you need LAVA for deep, ground-i in
grease and CRIME:
y FAsI-AeIINe soAP-Iiks fine ee.siIe-(wish some
soothing ingredient in costly faee ereoms)..
y PLUS SPECIAL AcIIoNl Same svper-Rne cleaner
dentists use TO eIean precious tooth enomeI.
Tough dirt-that regular toilet soaps n7iss-off
Evening star., 1944-02-13

it comes! Washed of-not "toweled" off! In 80
to SO seconds! Yet LAvA's not harsh .. Gentle
enough even for women's and children's skin
Soothes and smooths. Try LAVA now!
When dry. bor feels slightly rough. in.+on+y when
wet. IT'S THE GOOD GRAY BAR WITH THE CREAMY SNOW.
WHITE LATHERl
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
s@inte

Slane Nanen: Us biz 25 uno a8 biz 38 fno bis mf peieres gIlig.
Stint nehere baue Gearfen, @5 bis 25, treten am !. September in
&raft uno ino asoann bis auf peieres gIlhg.
aae @efrierfridte uno a@eaife, ebenio sdrodnete 5rabte, fmo Jest
punfHrei.
@ute Nfnrfen: @5 bis @5 mo a8 bis 38 fmo bis nf peiteses giItg.
Bon ben gIltig erfldrten rotten aupons gelten INNER orei fir lie
bier @oden.
SOhns: 9de neutrality-suspicious. 6enen gum y@edfdn" Der neaen
rotten umo bInuen &upons, Die enen 9ntionspert bon lie 10 Pmnften
ba6en.
3nder: aupons 80, 81, 80 ur S3 in gucb gr. 4 fno Bis af neheres fir ie
5 4funo giltig. Muf &upnn 40 fno Biz %. Sebruar 1915 gIeidaas
5 Yfun6 fis ginma9en erbdltidL Gerbrau6er fonnen BEL Der fir
fe 5uTdnoigen 3peigfele 6s 9fatouierungsamtes Bis gum 81. Of
tober 5~udsIhen 3uder fir bduslides @inmaben beantraeen.
e@nbe: 9e Marfen Scr. 1 rmo 2 nit Dem SIug3eus i'm aationsbub gr. 8
fn6 bis auf peiRres giItg.
0aiOlin: 9e a11 1aarfen fmo fir ben Gauf bon lie 8 @aaonen Bis 8.
gopember gilhg. 9e Marfen B3, g3, @4, ga rno & geten fir lie
5 @aaonen. Gum Sdus gegen ben S~bleibbanoel bat ieoer @agen-
befser iofort af alien @uoinGupons, Die f6 in iehuen 8efs be-
FINDER, feline 2ien5Nummer 1no ben Staat, in Dem er regifriert it,
gu bermerRn.
9reanOl: 9ie @sarfen Der SeanngSperiooen 4 uno 5, fir ie 10 @aaonen
pro ginbeit gIltg, geHen bis enibIRBH1 80. Geptember. 9ie Nar.
fen Der Sei8ungsperiooe i fir 1944-45, AUDI fir ie 10 @aaonen pro
@inbeit, sfo ieBt gnItg.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
Sen Tranen, Ote nt9t
fO6en tSMnen

Die &o6funIt lit, penn irgenO
gut geii6t,
Gin nabrer Segen fir elm
ganaes @olt -
God bat perflu9t @ornebm-
tuerei
l1no Dummies Stang uno
Stanoesporurteil
Sem &o1en man6es Wao9en,
man6e Srau
@ntfremoet un6 Der Sausfrau
@brenplab
3u elmer nie6ren 8pmgsanitalt
gemadt.
Gas bat ii6 lange hlrAtbar
idon gerG9t,
uno miro fi6 ridden nit Der
3eit nod mebr
@n manfer Sausbaltung IN
Staot un6 2an6.
@ie Jon uno fam elm 9ausbalt
bod beitebn,
@enn cine Sausfrau ni9ts
oabon berItebt?
@as bilft's penn alt9 Der.
plempert miro bel @el6,
1ln6 6o9 oie Speiien uneenieB.
bar iin6?
Das idledte giien iagt ben
Wann binaus
Sns @irtsbal1s, mo er beiier
ipeiien fann,
rno man6e @be, Die I'M Mnfang
gIiidli9 NOR,
@ir6 oft elm Serb Ser
un3ufrieoenbeit,
@enn feline @fliGt Der 4o9ber6
ME re9t iibt.
sd miini6e, wobl geipeiit Su
babenl" sriiBt
Ser Sdlefier gu ieber Cages.
Seit.
@r meiB tpie mi9tig es I'M
2eben lit,
DaB man iih iatt segeiien bat
uno gut.
so eriiB id ebenfals oenn
mGnnigli@:
sd ipiinide, mobl seipeiit az
baben!" aud.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
&err pOm anisse

&err bon &nigge (1752 Bis
1896, nahoem er elm 2e6en lang
iobiel fir Mefier un0 @abel getan
batte, ftbr na@ gbina, Inn oie &C.
brdlt9e Ser Stdb6eneiier au Itu.
6ieren. SIN Soften Meer fieI er, bon
Der Sise ermiioet, iiber 6ie &eling
ms @aiier. Niemano bemerfte oen
8organg. Ct I6tpamm cine gauge
@eile in Ser tparmen Sal3briibe
lumber, als er einen &aifii9 ouf
iid auiteuern iab. gnti9loiien, ii9
Biz gum duBeriten at berteioigen,
bolte er aus ieiner Soi6e elm Mef-
Ter berbor, oas ibm mad einiger
Meit6e iogar auf8uflappen gelarg.
Ser Saifiid ieoo6 iab i'm eritannt
an uno iagte: naber Serr bon
@niggel Slid nit Dem @eiier?"
@orauf Serrn bon &nigge ni9ts
an6eres iibrig blieb, aIs oas Mei-
ier fallen uno ii9 itia peri@lingen
at laHen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
Gin fiderer gemeis

Notar 8. lpuroe ins &~ranfenbans
gernfen, Inn ben lebten @iuen oes
ni6t unpermogenOen pribatiiierenoen
gadermeiiters 9. entgegen5unebmen
tno our6 iein Amtsiiegel au be.
i9einigen, oaB Serr 3. feline iroi-
lden angelegenbeiten in oieier @eiie
abi9lieBen0 geregelt miiien moIte.
8ie es oas @eieB erbeii6t, 8og er
our amtsbanolung einen stueiten
Motar bin5u.
@enige Gage ipGter trafen iid
Die beioen Notare mieoer.
rGfnn", fragte Ser &olege, lift
oenn 8~adermeilter q. geitorben?"
nDus CLAUDE i9 niht", anttportete
Der anoere, noenn feline @rben grii.
BEN ii6 no@."
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
@arf smaim nmo bic lt6r


@arf Spain lag emit semiitlid
auf ieinem Sofa un6 ba9te an
ni9ts. 9a i9lug oie Surmubr Der
naben &is6e IL ubr mittags. Marf
Swains @attin b0rte 6as, iab na6
Ser 8noubr, riidte einen Stubl
urter ben 8eitmeiier uno Bat Ben
0i9ter, Die ubr oo6 eenali 81 itel.
len, 90 iie na6 Ser &ir6enturm.
ubr I'M cine boae Minute na9ginge.
.g6", meinte oa Der quite Wiarf,
yebe id mid autographed babe nno
auf BEN Stubl fletters, lit Die
Minute ia bod lansit gml" = uno
rlbrte ii@ ni&t.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
S p a e

@eift fin6et eber 8eritdn6nis ais
Ser5.
@nn muB bel bergeifen, tDent
man leben min.
SorgenIos iein, lit Elm Slid,
iorglos iein, elm ungliid.
Ger 9lanet Nars fam iid Bis
oif 40 Miaionen Meilen Der groe
nGBern.
Gin normaIer Magen bat cine
2dnesa9ie bon unsefdbr 10 8entt'
meter.
Gs lit Iei6ter, elm Seter gu ent.
aiinoen, oIs es gu iGiiren uno an
unterbalten.
@er auf lt9 ielbft nur bort.
Iouf9t in Der &egel einem grOBeT
S6mei9Ier.
Die Blattern iouen auerit IN
China aufgetreten iein, un0 5rpar
1920 Dor gbriitts.
v@ m09te ib ni6t oles fHert'
fenl" iagt man, tpenn man gar
tti6ts geben min.
Gs gibt Sorbeiten, bic ftd tDie
anItefenoe 4rantbeiten rermebren.
- 9dro9eforaitlo.
Das &oltli1ite i'm Meni6en tit:
gereift fem in ser Seele uno bod
bon itarfer SligenO fem.
@enn mar bon Mdnnern oes
Slides ipri6t, ionte man aud na1
ibren 5rauen fragen.
Mm lditigiten fallen uns iene
Meni9en, Die in einemfort berithern,
ite m06ten uns ni6t lGItig fallen.
Gin &ino, 0as obne Die Ieibli@e
Mutter aufnG6it, miro in SCREENS.
oi1een bel &eugel0 bedablen mill
len.
@enn Dem MenI9en niHt tm.
mer ettpos teurer lit ais bos 2eben,
10 lit oas 2eben ni6t bel inert. -
Seume.
cage gu elmer Srau, OnB ale
Srolten entt6uf9en - utt5 ie0e tutr0
ii6 bemiiben, Oi9 bonn @esenteH gu
iiberaeugen.
MIs @euters Mabriatenbiiro &c.
eriinbet tpur6e, muBte eS bic Neutg-
feiten nod 0ur9 Teiter un6 8rief.
tatben ber6reiten.
@frifos gr6Bter Strpm, Der
MiL lit 1000 Meilen lang, 6ann
foIgt Die @oIga nit 2300 un6 bic
Donau NIT 1900 Meilen.
@er nun meiB, mas er geIernt
bot, fam 10 gut elm @elcbrter mie
elm 0ummfopf fem. SIS tommt bar
auf an, oas 8ilien 3u eigenem NaH'
0enfen 3u oerDenoen.
Ser 8anopurm bat einen fed
naoelfopfgroBen 9opt einen Stpirn.
fooenGbnliden Sails uno 6aron an.
idlieBeno lie na6 ieinem alter 100
big 1900 @1ie6er.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15

@eim @beitano lit oas S9limm.
fte, baB er feline 2ebrlinge bulbet,
ionoern @eiiter perlanet.
Ser teuerite S9metterlins Ser
@r0e lit Ser glefantenfalter auf Su.
matra. I'm elm @remplar oesielben
gu erlaneen, riiltete elm rei6er
Sammler cine ieoo9 erfolglos ge-
bliebene Expedition aus, oeren SEQ.
item ft@ anf 100000 Dollar be.
Itefer.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15

of, er sebrau6t Ieiue 5duIte gut
uno entpii6t ibnen am @n0e. unO
BON nun an lit er iiberars oor-
iidtig, iie friegen i'm fein eiu6iges
MaI mebr. 90 elm Staotmeni9,
fpennglei6 er pie elm 9ne6t it,
lit eben i9Iolt oas ueiB mani
am Gag ar6eitet er Damn alf
oem SeIO, er lit frob unO oenft
nibt an sic Sta0t un0 an feline
6ortige @ei9Gftigung, er oentt aud
ni6t, Dab iein urlaub balO 8u
@n0e Iein miro. gr lit elm ausge.
8eidneter @rntebeIfer in oieier bar.
ten 3eit, Dem Bauer tut es INNER
ItGrfer lei0, OoB er in Der StaOt
lebt. Ser Bauer lit alt unO er
iiberlegt, wie er oen @ottbelf altf
Dem Sof 6olten f0nnte. 0as lit
cine beifle Sade. @nOli6 ent-
I6lieBt er Ii6, nit @ottbelf oariiber
al Ipre6en uno er bat ieinen 8lan.
n@ottbelt gu geb0rit ni6t in Die
Staot", iagte er. r9u ioIIteit Ell
men Sof baben." Gr 0eutet NIT
Dem aopf mad benz Nadbar5alls
1tno 5pinfert nit 0em auge. oSa,
ober einen Sof braudit on ni6t
au b~eiraten, lpenn on iel6er einen
baIt. Siebit gu, Die 8duerin uno
i9 iino alt, uno mir baben feinen
grben, neirt mir iteben aaein in
Der 8elt. @ir iin0 ni9t mebr
biel niib 8ur arbeit. 9a fOntteit
ou Sen &of iibernebmen. gu
brau9It aber ni6t gu 6enfen, i9
f6enfe i'm Dir. 0lt biit oo6 elm
tit9tiger MeGber. gu bait i'm Dir
einfo9 ermGbt."
nS6?~ fragte @ottbelf pertuut.
bert. D@arum oenn iG9"
User 0enn ionit9" iogte Der
Bauer. Scr Sof 6arf mir ni6t in
fretn6e S1n0e fommert." 90 lit es,
@ottbeIf 1T pabrbaftig fein Srem-
ser. fir i'm. n0u fannit es Dir
iiberleeen. Aber bebor gu tpieoer
in 6ie Staot fdbrit, mrBt 0u es
mir Iagen. gu f0nttteIt oann na.
tiirli9 ni6t mebr in Ser Sta0t
bleiben. gu miiBteIt iel6er ouf benz
Sof fem"
9a gebt nun @ottbelf nit
I6meren @eoanfen berum, uno er
fommt ni6t mebr los bon ibnen.
l1n0 er peiB, tpenn er ben Sof
bat, miro Ser 8ater Der @nna audi
ia iagen our Seirat, of, Deld cine
i6one &usii6t in Die 3ufunft bat
ii9 fir @ottbelf nit einemal auf-
getan. Ser lebte Sag ieines grnte-
o%ienites lit gefommen. @r tritt Dor
Die 8auerslerte uno iagt: nSa, i'd
nebme oen Sof, mir polen es BEL
Ser auItdn6igen 5teGe obma6en.
Sd babe audi etpas gripartes. Sbr
ioQt es bei mir gut baben."
0as aIes geidob Dor einem
Sabr uno @ottbelf Iebt fdon 10
LANCE auf Dem Sof uno es lit fein
@ebeimnis mebr, 6aB oie &nna
bonn Na66arbaus feline Sralt iper-
Sen pir6. 9as @ort oes 8auern,
BOB er Sen Sof ia ni@t geidenft
erbalten bat, ionoern ermdbt ba-
be, bat ii6 in Ser @egenO beram-
geIpro6er, un0 ipenn elmer ieiner
5reunoe aus Ser Sta0t at ibm
ouf 8eiu6 fommt un0 na6 ibm
fragt, 10 iagen lie: u9Gb, SIR Wout
5u @ottbelt Dem W1ber."
go lit es init @ottbelf getpeien.
@r itebt iebt als 5oIoat i'm &rieg.
Snoes fiibren oie alten 8auers.
leute tpie6er sen Sof utto Die @nrta
tpartet, Biz Srieoen 1T. Damn
per6en lie beiraten. Sd aber babe
bier 0ie @el6idte @ottbelfs err
5dbIt fir iene, oie INNER iasen,
MIR in Der Staot iei oas tpabre
2eben. @ottbelf fat es anoers ge.
fiiblt, uno iebt, er lit gliidli@.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
NbbOrismen
Bon Susu BON SOfmamnstbaI.

SUH QNYD UuH QUIW"""0+H"I'
9ie obnen6e SusenO UeiB Oie
@elt nit 4rdften erfiint; a6er es
fommt ibv ni6t BEL pel9e &oae
in Der 8elt bie S9mdde in ibren
beriGieoenen Sormen ipielt.
Sin0 mir nidt am Grmiten, mo-
mir am geIi6ertiten iinO, am rei9'
Itent mo mir am g%efdbroeiten iino-
fommt es ni6t 6orauf an, INNER
alfs ne1e 6ie @eFdbroung nuf3u.
Iu6en; lit nidt elm Saudi oes Co
oes uno Ser 0erweiung nm ole Die
anitalten, in Semen Oas 2eben gegert
BEN MeGanismus oes 2e6ens bint'
angeIest miro, Sen &emtern, Offent-
li6en S6uIen, Dem geit6erten
Sunttionieren Der @eiltliden ustp.s
IS aibt 10 oieIe arten bon 3tDan.
~aiai6briqen ooer BON SiinfaigiGbri.
qen, alg es @rten BON 6reuroen,
9iebbobern o6er GGtern eIbt.
@ott Iagte: Sd tpar elm Shab,
ben niemnno fannie, uno tponte
befannt merben. Da i9uf i6 ben
@eniden.
Se6e uabrbaft groBe geiitige @r'
f9einung lit ii6ermeni6li6 uno
mo6t fir oen, ser it6 ibr bingibt,
allies iibrige entbebrli6 Biz ans
@n6e Der 8eiten; oas lit 0ie 8ur5el
Ser ourG Elm SnoibiOum geoffen-
barten @eligionen uno fbres an-
ipru&es auf 0rtbooorie.
9ie gefabrli6fte Sorte bon
9ummbeit 1T elm i6arfer bertrand.
0ie gef6brli6iten unierer gorur-
teile berri9en in uns ielber gegen
uns Ielber. Sic auf5ul0len, 1T oas
Sd6pferii6e.
@eiItige 9euti6e perOen i9fDer
uno ip1t gum eigentli9en 2eben ge-
boren; iie MAIDEN Damn cine 5tDeite
@eburt nod, an Ser biele iterben.
Ser @egentpart entfliebt, mer IN.
ter Die 8ouern eebt. Ser 8Quer
uno Die G~egentpart liegen in einem
geiun6en emigen Streit, un0 iber
Der Natrr uno Ben Sternen I9tDebt
cine unberpelfli9e 3eit, oie ni9ts
bon Der i6alen @egenipart tpeiB.
@oetbe fam als @runolage Der
8iloung cine gan8e &nltur erIesen.
Die Meniden berlangen, oaB Elm
Di@ttperf ie anipre6e, gu ibnen
reoe, fi6 nit ibnen gemein made.
9as tun oie b0beren @erfe Der
&unit nidt, ~ebenIotpenig als oie
@atur ft9 nit ben Meni6en ge.
mein madt; fie lit ga uno fiibrt
ben Menl6en ii6er ii6 binaus -
tpern er geiammelt uno bereit 90.
au lit.
Ser beriibmte 4utor lebt nur in
elmer an0eren Sorm bon ungefannt-
belt als Ser Gutor, bon Dem ME-
mato reoet.
9ie reinite 8oeiie lit elm boIiges
@uBer+i64Sein, sic boufommenite
8roia elm boaiges 8u-fi9-& ommen.
0as lestere lit bielei9t nod ieltia.
mer als oas e%ritere.
Nur bon benz i1einbar gar5 am
Sag 2iegenoen, NIT S6noen 3u
@reifenoen fam Die bobe @irfung
oes @ebeimnilieS altsgeben.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
9ie beikeiten summer

SIN Sabre 1882 mar bic Sise 10
groB, oaB oie grOe ii6 NIT meiten
@iiien Offnete unO Die Meni9en
beinabe ber5meifelten. Ser &bein
beriiegte, i'm gliaB trodneten Sliiiie
uno 8runnen aus. @u6 oas Sabr
1852 tpar elm @eforoiabr Ser Sise,
IN Dem man pdbreno Der CONNER.
monate @ier i'm Saro fo9en fonn.
tie. SIN CONNER 1903 uno 1904
CAB es feline 8d9e uno Simple
mebr, man fonnte trodenen SuBes
iiber Sen @bein uno Die 9onau
mari6ieren. - SIN Sabre 1918
regnete es bon Mpril Biz Oftober
ni6t elm ein8iges Mal. Das @etrei-
De berbrannte auf ben Sel6ern.
@ieIe gbeIeute finb Elm 2ei6.
penige cine geele. 4a1-
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15

Vet it over with. Get back home. Get a Job.
This is what our fighting men are thinking and
talking about.
First victory. Next nail down the peace.
Then they want to throw off the rigid regimen.
tation of military life and not run into the
same sort Of RECOMMENDATION back home.
They want to set out for themselves, as Amer.
leans always have to use their own heads
and hands in fashioning their own destiny.
a job and an opportunity in the American
system Of free enterprise. This is the postwar
plan of men in uniform.
Government can't be expected to carry out
these plans. It's up to every one of us at home
to see that they're fulfilled -eEeuen million
times.
We will do our part.
Don't waste electricity Just bsesuss II lent mtIonsdI
Hear NELSON EDDY suth Robert Armbrustars
orchestra on THE ELECTRIC HOUR" every
Wednesday night. Station WTOP, 1880 to HOO.
gBTuMArMa@
MsSa@sl1Srs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Negroes Ask Custer
OF Stimson and Knox

CHICAGO March 6 uNS) --
2- = t,--t tt,ff-y
today calling on Congress 90
institute Impeachment proceed
lngS against Secretary of War
SumSon and Secretary of Navy
Knox
Edgar G. Brown director II no
National Negro Council quoted
StiTsOn as saying Negroes were
Incompetent and said Knox had
denied Negro women admission 10
the WAVES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
3 Killed
by Army
Officer

RIVERSIDE March S
CUP Chct OF rohee y y.
Brulc reported today hat a Camp
Anza army lieutenant shot and
killed three persons. one Of them
"A Riverside police officer. and
wounded five others in suburban.
Arlington and az the army camp
shortly before laS midnight
The officer. Identified only as a
1t Watson was subsequently,
shot IN the abdomen by Patrol
man c. r. Cole and was taken
10 the camp hospital
Brulc said that after shooting
six persons on the army post
Watson came 20 Arlington and
was molestng Ray SChiegel Wnen
officers A. b Simpson and Cole,
who was killed. intcrfered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Demands
Relief for
kEHGGE'ERGeS
BY RAY RICHARDS
nctrni Tunes Washington Burrau

WASHINGTON, March 3 Con-
greS, has failed the American
IN japanese hands buI II
must fail them no.longcr Senator
Lee ODaniel ~ of Texas said
today m advocatinge United
States war prisoner and internee
commission
He asserted that diplomatic linn
ltationS in moving toward relief
and rescue has caused The people
10 turn to their representatives in
Congress
Md this demand" the >cna-
cor ,atti Us one that congress
viii do well 10 heed We must
try other means than the purely
diplomatic"
Especially In his own state. and
In Now Mexico California and
Minnesota he ,aid there is feeling
that Congress should ser up A
board which can move along many
channels denied the state depart
mont by ancient precedent Those
states were heaviest losers m the
inst japanese advance IN the
western Pacific
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
2 E'E'spEsds$e
Job Drafts

WASHINGTON March 6 Utp)
ruo ro,,oro.-.,,-l .l..,..,
III ''" '"'i'd' >ll VICE '''.". ii'"''
new appeals for labor draft .ogs-
lauon 10 combat increasing man
ro,vor SHORTAGES and fIrro,..,
-,
'''t s, lo'''i'l'E W "l ~ y, ,'''''' wa.
'5'l y, ~ Luz ''i, ~ ''' '''''i,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Allies Courts
In u. 5. Urged

WASHINGTON March s
GNS1 - The state department
Congress today for legls-
latiou giving tbc British and .othc.
Allies the ught te lrS their own
pldiet- ion crimes n The United
States.
The proposed legislation sand
by member, of The Senate lu-
dietary committee 10 be uuprc-
codenied IN American history
has provoked spirited controversy
within fho committee
Senator McCarran CDl Of Ne
vaid committee chairman
pointed ont that the British Par
lament passed p special act Civ
ING the s army the right ia
Try MS own soldier, for GRIMES in
i.r-l.trg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

NEW YORK. March 6 GNS)
The japanese Domei agency
acknowledged today that approx
matcly 20 bombcrS and fighters
s tur day raidcd Hollow or
Hainan Island but claimed that
Jap fighters Completely routed
: the attackers
Hainan has been raided several
times by Mai Gen Chennault'>
l4th l.. S. Air Force since an
initial attack last spring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Jap Empress ~ odaY

NEW YORK March 6 qNS) -
rHe empress OF Japan observed
her list birthday today the Tokyo
rclo said by urging japanese
women 10 pledge laithfglresS" in
labor service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Socialists TO Meet in June

NEW YORK. March 6 OUPl
The Socialist party will hold its
national nominating convention IN
Reading, Pa. June . 3. 4. Harry
Fleischman national secretary an
nOunCed TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

cabinet - ne would have IN
face the opposition OF virtually
all NugnslaN parties represented
in the exile"
NAILS PRhNDA LIE
SolUtch denounced efforts -
SOW dlSScnsiOn between the king
and hl> followers
Recently" ho said two
lugoslav army officers. Majors
Peritch and BycIayatL. have
been accuScd by the Moscow
PraNda ~ having plotted against
the life Of King Peter.
This IL completely false ac-
cuSation. Both are personally
known Ia me. To call these men
pro-NaZis and accuse them Of
conspiracy against King Peter
il Ridiculous
Sokitch recalled that the aSsas-
SindtiOn OF Peters father. King
Alexander al MarSeilles was
committed by members Of the
Croatian UShtasi organization.
many OF whom arc now nocking
20 TIto's ParuSanS