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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
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LIETUVIAI IR KITI
DlRBA EUROPOJE
NENJJLEISDAMI
RANkU

Lenkq pranesimu, Svedijoje,
Stockholne, susidare Pabalti-
jo tautu komitetas, kurio pir-
mininku yra Prof. herman. |
ia komiteta ineina Estas Reel,
Lietuvis Ignas Jurkunas Sci
MUS, Latvis Prof. Balodis ir
ellie paciu svedu visuomenes
veikeju pritarianciu Pabaltijo
Sally laisvei.
Taip pat .bruzda ir pacioje
Lietuvoje vadai kurie dar yra
gyvi. Ten veikia slaptas Lie
tuviu Vyriausias K o m tetas,
kuris stengiasi vadovauti esa-
NOSE salygose ir dirba uz Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes atsta-
tyma. Komitetas savo atsisau-
kline rintai ziuri dalyka, pa
taria Lietuviams stengtis kuo-
daugiausia islikti gyviems ir
rupintis padeti Kittens Lietu-
viams islikti gyvais kovose su
naziais okupantais.
NUNS Amerikos Lietuviams
reikia deti pastangas susisiek-
ii su tue Lietuvoje veikian:iu
komitetu, padrasinti juos, pa
drasinti visa likusia tautos da-
Ii = kad mes su jais, kad mes
pasiruose jiems pagelbeti kaip
tik bus progos; kad mes neziu-
rim ir neklausiam kokiu jie
politiniu nusistatymu (katali-
kai ar tautininkai ar liaudinin-
kali, 'nnG tik uzgiriam ju pa
kovoti uz Laisva, Ne
priklausoma Lietuva nuo Vo-
kieciu ir Rusu.
Lietuviu Seimas New Yorke
imsis zygiu su tue Komitetu
ir uzvesti su jais
santikius. Kaip tik bus gall
mybes, reiks ir pasalpa teikti
ir visaip kitaip jQ pastangas
remit, kad Lietuva greiciau
yaletu atsigriebti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

valstybes kontinuiteto svarbu-
mo momentas. Jis apsaugoja
Lietuviu tauta nuo svetimQ
itakQ. siaip ar taip, senoji
teisetoji Lietuvos vyriausybe
buvo savosios, Lietuviq tautos
pastatyta. il nebuvo svetimu-
ju produktas. Buvo parinkti
zmones kurie pirmoje eilejc
ziuri Lietuviu tautos interesu.
Sudarant nauja vyriausybe,
tektu skaitytis su dideliu sve-
timu itaku pavojum. Tektu,
gal but, Lietuvos vyriausybsn
parinkti zmones kurie yra pri-
imtini ne tik Anglams ir Ame-
rikieciams, bet ir bolSevikams
bel Lenkams. Situo, zinoma,
butu nukrypta nuo pagrindi-
MO konstitucinio principe kad
suverenunas priklauso tautai.
Argi beliktu suverenu Lietuviu
tauta jei Lietuvos vyriausy-
hes kvalifikacijas ineitu ir pri-
imtinumo. svetimiesiems mo-
mentas? zinoma ne: didele
suverenumo dalis pereitu sve-
timiems.
Visa tai turedami galvoje,
dabar aiskiai matome kad
Lietuvos valstybes kontinuite-
to principals yra pagrindas ant
kurio turf butt remiama visa
musu kOva del nepriklausomos
Lietuvos valstybes atkurimo.
Kas gi yra Lietuvos valsty-
bes kontinuiteto reiskejai? Pa
siuntinybes, konsulatai, kit
Lietuvos valstybinio aparato
likuciai. bet pirmoje eileje Lie
tuvos Prezidentas. Juk jis bu-
VIC visos LietuviQ tautos pa.
statytas, igalioti ministrai,
konsulai ir kit = tik jo pa
skirt agentai. Jie negali bu-
ii prezidento ipediniais, jie ne
gall paveldeti prezidento teisiu,
nebent prezidento aktu jiems
butu buve pavesta sudaryti
Ministeriu Taryba, nebent vie
mas ju butu buves paskirtas
Ministry Pirmininku.
Laimei, siadien galime pasa-
kyti kad velionis Prezidentas
A. Smetona nenuejo ana pa
sauli nepasirupines ipediniu.
Toki ipedini mes turime.
Respublikos Prezidento aktu,,
datuotu 1910 metu Birzelio Is
d., tai yra tue metu kai Res
publikos Prezidentas dar tebe-
buvo Lietuvos teritorijoje, Mi
nistro Pirmininko Merkio ka-
binetas buvo paleistas ir nau-
jas kabinetas buvo pavestas
sudaryti labai zymiam Lietu-
vos diplomatui, kurio pavar-
des mes, saugumo sumetimals,
negalime mineti. Labai gall
mas betgi dalykas kad labai
netolimoje ateityje Prezidento
Snetonos ipedini galesime tu-
reti musu tarpe. Tuo tarpu
mes gi turime nepajudina-nai
laikytis kontinuiteto princiro
il daryti' viska kad jo vyriau-
sias reiskejas artinliausioje at
eityje galetu testi a. a. Prezi-
dento Smetonos kova del Lie
tuvos Nepriklausomyoes atku-
rino. KaZ. Rinvydis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
Laiskas is Afrikos

Gyvenimas Prasideda Ryt i.
Nuo RedakcijOs: Sio straps
nio autorius, lygiai kaip ir
daugelis Lietuviu, praside-
jus karui buvo atkirstas nuo
Lietuvos ir negaledamas SUI
gryzti tevynen, istojo Pran-
cuzu kariuomenen. Prancu-
zija kaip ir Lietuva yra Vo-
kieciu pavergta ir svetimsa-
liz legijonas tarnauja n t S
Prancuzijai kaujasi salia
Amerikieciu ir Anglu karei-
viu petis petin uz islaisvini-
ma Europos ir uz tautu at
vadavima. Autorius gauna
Dirva, is kuriO seka Ameri-
kos Lietuviu veikima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Lietuva nelaimingu sutapu
deka sio karo begyje atsidure
tragingoje padetyje. Kadangi
il nepasidave Vokie5iu spau-
limui drauge SUI jais pulti Len
us (tuo atveju Lietuva butu
automatiskai virtus Vokieciu
sajungininke), il neteko Vo-
kieciQ malones, - pastarieji
| ia be skrupulu uzleide boise
vikams, veliau, patys boise
vikus is Lietuvos isvije, nepri-
klausomos Lietuvos egzisten-
CHA paskelbe nesamone; toliau,'
.ladangi bolsevikai buvo reika-
ingi Amerikai ir An lijai Vo-
,ieciams musti, jie Lietuva
laiko Sovietu Sajungos dalinai,
Lietuva negal5jo tiketis Ang-
lijos ir Amerikos malones, ku-
ri normalemis aplinkybenis
1utu buvus jai garantuota.
Lietuvai, kick tai bepriesta-
rautu teisei ir teisingumui,
nebuvo leista sudaryti vyriau-
sybes in exile. Gan keistoka:
mazytis Luksemburgas (apie
100000 gyventoju) turf Wy
riausybe in exile, necivilizuo-
tas Libanas pasiskelbia nepri-
klausoma valstybe ir Anglai
stoja tos nepriklausomybes
gynejais, o Lietuvai, senai ir
kulturingai valstybei, nelei-
DIANA naudotis net mazy6io
Luksemburgo teisemis. Bet tai
tarp kitko. Tai jokiu budu ne
reiskia kad Lietuvos valstybes
kontinuitetas butu nutrukes.
Tai kaip tik prikisamai paro-
do kad mes visi kaip vienas
turime Lietuvos valstybes kon-
tinuiteto savoka ginti, kovoti
kad svetimieji musu teise pri-
pazintu, ne ja mindziotu.
Jei mes dabar ir artimoje
ateityje negalime tikatis SUI
daryti vyriausybes in exile Co
ir isviso klausimas ar tokia
vyriausybe mes sio karo begy-
je beistengsime sudaryti), tu-
rime jau dabar tvirtai reika-
lauti kad kai tik Lietuva ar
jos teritorijos dalis bus islai-
svinta is prieso, Lietuvos wy
riausybe butu atstatyta ir il
drauge SUI sajungininku oku-
pacine kariuomene imtusi kra-
stO tvarkymo. Mes turime isl
samoninti kad Lietuvos tvar-
kymo darba turi pradeti ne ko-
kia nauja vyriausybe, o teise-
ia sena vyriausybe arba, ge-
riau, teiseti jos ipediniai.
Sicia iSkyla antras LietuvoS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

LIETUVOS Ministerio Sve-
dijai, V. Gylio, namus, kartu
SUI kitais kaimyniskais namais
prie Kauno, uzemes Vokieciu
Generalinis Komisaras Lietu-
val, Won Renteln.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

Pusiaunaktis ir nemiego ma
kits praejo. Sajungininku ka-
riuomene jau zygiuoja per Ita-
lljos zeme, Rusai jau musasi
Lenkijos pasienyje, o viduryje
Europos ruksta Austriios bonn
ba.
Greit uztekes saule ir jos
spinduliai nusvies iSgriautus
Europos miestus, nualintus
laukus, tuscias sodybas, ir nau-
jas gyvenimas ryt prasides.
Taciau ar mes Lietuviai esa-
me pasiruose sutikti ta nauja
rytojQ? Prizes name gull ke-
letas Amerikoj iseinanciu Lie
tuvisku laikrasciu. Visuose
juose polemikos, viens kito
biaurus juodinimas, koliojimas,
jieskojimas tamsiu dienu pra-
eityje.
Kada gi pagaliau mes sukur-
SINE Lietuviska vienybe, kaip
mes atvaduosime ir atstatysi-
me Lietuva jei jau dabar pra-
dedame pestis ir gincytis del
ministeriu kedziu!
Sajungininku vadai nutare
kad kiekviena tauta po karo
pasirinks sau valdymo forma,
iSsirinks vyriausybe kuri tik-
raj bus tautos iSrinkta, O ne
primesta vienos ar kitos poll
tiskos grupes.
Nuns dabar labiau reiketu
pasirupinti kad ten Lietuvoje
zmones jau dabar butu paruo-
Sti tai lemiamai valandai, rel
kia jau dabar pasirupinti kad
svetimi agentai nepradetu ten
sukti savo lizdus. Mes neturi-
me pamegdzioti Albania ar
Afganistana, kaip kad Xxi Siol
dareme, bet sukurti sveika,
nauia, vieninga Lietuva.
Kas gincijasi tam Lietuvos
reikalai yra svetimi ir tue jis
tik rodo prizes svetimtaucius
kad mes esame susiskalde il
kad NUNS reikalinga globa.
AS manau kad nei vienas is
musu nenori tarnauti sveti-
MEMS, ar butt po svetimos au-
kles prieziura.
Ar tai Americas didmiesty-
je, ar tai Argentinos plantaci-
jose, ar tai kuriame kitame
pasaulio kampelyje esan3ius
Lietuvius turf vienyti tvirtas
pasiryzimas kovoti uz nepri-
klausomybe, jau dabar mes
turime pasirupinti tais kurie
sl<ursta slapstydamies miskuo-
Sc nuo 6kupantu jungo, globa
naslaiciu kuriu tevai buvo is
vezti is krasto ir dingo he Ii
MOS; atstatymu sodybu ir ak
stanciu Lietuviu.
EEE
AS maciau alkanas motinas
lIurios tiese j praeinancius kar-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

sNORINT gauti visa cukru
is tam tikru darzoviu reikia
jas valgyti zalias, nevirtas, pa
veizdan, morkos gausiai pra-
randa savyje turima cukrq lai-
kc Virimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
Lietuvos WaIstybes Kontinuitetas

kai tk Lietuva ar JOS Teritoriios Dalis bus Isva-
duota nuo Pr;eso, Teiseta Vyriausybe turf Cry
zti ] savo Pareieas. SenoI Lietuvos Vyriausy-
be Stovejo Lietuvos Interesu Sargyhoje, Nau-
jai kuriamai Cali Butt Pastatyta Priimtnmno
Svetimiesiems Salyga.. kas yra Welcomes An
tano Smetonos lpedinis? Vienas Labai zymus
I.ietuvos Diplomatas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
Gyvenimas Prasideda Ryt...
Vyt. Arunas-G Gedgaudas

eivius savo liesas rankas, ap-
suptas mazais sijona isikabi-
nusiais vaikais. JOS prase duo
nos gabaliuka, maisto trupi-
niQ -.
AS maciau viena tokia mo-
tina isvaduotame nuo Vokieciu
mieste. il stovejo per keleta
zingsniu nuo musu burelio,
laukdama gal jai bus numesta
nors pluta duonos. il buvo
vargingai apsirengus, jo vel
das buvo isvagotas raukslemis
kuriose atsispindejo nemiego
naktys. Sunkios tai naktys jai
buvo, kada lektuvu uzesis
spaudzia palube, kada virtuve-
je jau senai ugnis nebesiku-
rena, kada maisto lentynoje
net ir kruopos neuztiksi ir ka-
da idubusios nuo alkio vaiku
akys ziuri j motina ir Wis klau-
sia kada gi pasibaigs tas ka-
ras, kada kepykloje bus vel
duonos ir kada jie vel gales ia
valgyti Xxi valiai. -.
Ir ziuredamas as j ia mott
na, prisiminiau savo motina
palikta Lietuvoje: gal but if
il tiesia ranka, tik ne j isva-
duotoja, j prieso kareivi, nu-
lenkdama savo lila galva prizes
il.
AS tyledamas istustinau sa-
vo maisto atsarga ir pabucia-
van jai j zanda pasakydamas:
AS tai darau prisiminda-
mas savo motina.
JOS akyse as pamaciau asa
ras ir il man tik tick teatsake:
Geras tn sunus. -. Kad
Dievas tave sveika lydetu. -.
Mano sunus zuvo nuo Vokie-
Clio kulkos. -.
Visi iseiviai mes turime Lie
tuvoje Seimas, ar tai tevus, ar
tai brolius ir seseris ar tai val
kus. Jie dabar yra pc oku-
pantu priespauda, kit gal is
vezti svetur, ukiai isplesti, ma
mai isdraskyti, kas dar lau-
kia JUGS kada Vokieciai atsi-
traukdami nuo Rusu prades
naikinti ir plesti Lietuva, ir as
taznai klausiu saves ar mes
rasime palikta akmeni ant ak
mems. -.
Ir vien tik galvodami kad
ten musu alkanos motinos tie
sia liesas rankas Vokieti, kad
musu broliai ar tevai, net ir
seserys yra iSvezti Vokietijon
prize darbu, ar mes galime dar
gincytis tarpusavyje? Ar ne
visu musu bendras tikslas yra
laisva Lietuva? Ry-
toius nebetoli. Skubekime SUI
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}. A. Urbonas
Dirvos hgentas Daytone
BOZ Lamar St. Dayton, O.
JAUTI RLOGAI?

--SIUO MODERNISM SVELNIU
BUDU
a kuomet ,xankinates viduriu uZkietcjimu--
iarnos neveiklios, skauda galva, nera ener-
gios- -Pa!engv!nsite siuo podernisku
budu-kramtykite FEEN-A-MlNT. 81 sko-
ninga kramtoma guma vidurius liuosuoja
svelniai r tikra Milijonai zmoniu naudoja
FEEN- -AMlNT Tik pakramtykite FEEN-A-
MINT einaut guilt. naudokitc tiktai pagai
nurodymus ant pakel:o. Sekanti ryta ma
opus palen gvnimas jums pagelbcs vel au.
sits puikiai.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17
Must Look Forward


The Republicans are greatly en-
couraged over prospects for elect
ing a president this year. Recent
elections have given them cause to
feel jubilant There is no denying
that there is an apparent swing
away from the party In power. In
late elections the Republicans have
carried about rs per cent Of coun-
ties outside the solid South. The
Republicans now have 26 governors
as against 8 in 1896, 81 senators as
against II in 1886; 208 representa-
tives as against 80 in 1886. If the
states that have shown this trend
follow the same trend in the fall
election, the Republicans will have
355 electoral votes to 176 for the
New Deal But that is another
thing and it still remains to be seen
Just what ne outcome will be.
As this newspaper has said at
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17
SEWING CLUB

Mrs. John Sagen was hostess to
her sewing club at her home on
Wednesday. The afternoon was
spent socially at the close of which
a dessert course was served. Those
present in addition to the regular
members were Mrs. Norman Korn,
Mrs. Mable Bennett and Mrs. Reese
Bennett.
Mrs. Cone read excerpts from
several articles in her argument
for the progressive education She
cited an experiment that is being
tried at Chicago University in
which boys and girls complete a
high school and college education
by the time thew are about IT, This
brought about some interesting dis
cussion. Mrs. Cone also read about
the program that is being spon-
sored bv the Army and Navy for
cadets at the college and universe
ties. In conclusion she asked ques-
tons which were discussed by the
group.
The hostesses screwed sandwiches,
pickles and coffee from prettily
decorated buffet table.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17
Editorial
This IS Due hem

AS explained in first page ar
ticle in this issue, members of the
armed forces who have been hon.
orally discharged will be given
better care than were veterans Of
World War I. PROVISION has been
made for paying to these men GER
tain sums of money not large
amounts-to help tide them over the
time between their discharge and
their subsequent employment. That
is nothing more nor less than SIM
pie justice to the returned soldier.
The American Legion is much
concerned about the status Of the
men coming back from service. Its
members possess a wealth of ex-
perience that came to many OF them
following the former war. Some of
that experience was rather bitter.
In view of this, the Legion is de-
termined that the soldiers of today
shall be given better attention in
the problem of getting them back
into jobs. The Legion is instruct
ing its posts all over the nation to
extend every assistance to the dis
charged soldier in this respect.
The American Legion is also much
concerned about the rehabilitation
of those veterans who have been
seriously wounded or otherwise in
capacitated in the defense of their
country. Many of them will have
to be trained in new occupations sc
that they can again become usefu
members of society and self-sup-
porting. Again from its wealth o.
experience, the Legion is advocat.
ing a wise program Of rehabllita
ton.
This is magnificent service The
Legion is providing' It is a Worl
in which every American either
should have the greatest interest
Men and women who have beer
injured in the defense of this ma
ton should never face want. The,
: should be given every opportunit,
for their rehabilitation by CRATE
full nation, nation that is great,
indebted to them. To do less shoult
be unthinkable.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17

various times, if the Republicans
desire to regain control of the ma
ton, they must become filled with
an enthusiasm that looks to the flu
ture and to changing conditions.
The party has magnificent oppor-
tunity for leadership. The reaction
airy element must be eliminated.
Men with vision and courage must
be elected to high office. They must
work with q determination to pre-
serve what has been we'll termed
the American way Of life, to main
tain and protect free enterprise as
opposed to RECOMMENDATION, and yet
with a vision and executive ability
to see that the world does move,
that conditions do change, that there
must and shall be social advances.
Governor Dwight Griswold OF
Nebraska spoke along the same
lines at a Lincoln day banquet in
Kansas City. Said the Governor:
"A real victory won't come by
sitting tight and waiting for the
tide" he warned in an address pre-
pared for delivery at a Lincoln
day dinner of Missouri Republi-
cans.
THE Republican party will be
doing just that if it expects adult
American voters to support it for
the party's sake and for nothing
more The Republican party will
lose again if its ideas are bounded
on all sides by party orthodoxy; if
its vision reaches no farther than
the end Of its nose, and if its lead
ership is an echo of the past rather
than voice calling us to greater
future"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17
WOmEN's CLUB

The Troy Women's Club met on
Tuesday, Feb. is, at the Methodist
church parlors with Mrs. A. Joy
and Mrs. Francis Hosea hostesses.
The president, Mrs. Marion Tim
norman, presided at the business
meeting which was opened with
the pledge of allegiance
The minutes were read and sew
eral communications One from Mrs.
H. B. Graybill thanking the club
for the January box of cookies sent
to the Spokane u S. o. Also one
from the committee for the scholar
shin given by the Century Club at
Kalispell to pay expenses of girl
at some institution of higher learn
ing 1t is Trov's turn this year. Mrs.
c. Cone, one of the committee,
asked that she be notified if any
girl from town wished to take adj
vantage Of this. The Women's Club
also has a fund available to some
girl for nurses training.
Mrs. j. B. Farris reported that
she had had 81 pounds of waste
fat turned in for which she had
DCGil pei 10. 1llls oAli Silt gave
to the club.
| Mrs. Zimmerman reported that
she had purchased SIS bond fol-
! the club.
/ Mrs. Maurice Nelson, local chair
man for. the Fourth War Loar
Drive, gave her report of the drive
She said that Superintendent Korr
! had asked that stamns be sold each
Friday at the school by the club
It was voted to- do SO. Mrs. James
Cobbledick and Mrs. John Sager
volunteered to sell Friday. Feb. 18
and Mrs. EdW. Dixon and Mrs. A
Joy on February Is.
The meeting was turned over Il
Mrs. G. Cone, program chairman
The subject was Education Mrs
j. Cobbledick read an article en-
titled sTraditionalism and Progress
siveism" This article discussed thi
question from both sides.
Mrs. EdW. Dixon discussed thu
/ traditional side, using an article b,
! Dorothy Thompson as her autho
rity.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17
We, the People

Although personally he did not
approve it and would have. pre-
ferred much stronger government
even monarchy Alexander
Hamilton, American, led the po-
litical fight for the adoption of the
Constitution.
The words and intent of the Con-
stitution are Enthusiastically clear
in the Preamble as in the body. I'VE,
the People Of the United States" it
reads, in order to form a more
perfect Union, establish Justice z
Enthusiastically it was the people
of the United States, endeavoring
to create unity among them, who
did "ordain and establish this Con-
stitution' inspired document
under which our country has grown
into great and strong democracy
1t was Alexander Hamilton, again
who held that the peoples liberties
must always depend upon the spirit
of the people themselves, and OF
their government
1t was George Washington, whose
birthday we celebrate with even
more than usual significance in this
| fateful year of 1914, who said in his
Farewell Address:
s'But let there be no change Col
the Constitution by usurpation; foI
though this, in one instance, may
be the instrument of good, it is the
customary weapon of usurpation by
which free governments are de-
stroyed."
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17
Tells Of Worlds
LARGEST Bomber

While in the city last Saturday
Chas. H. Curtis of Troy handed the
editor clipping from Cleveland
Ohio, newspaper which describes the
appearance there of a Bio, huge
bomber plane This plane is SO large
that Mr.. Curtis thought the public in
general would be interested in read
ing about it. The clipping follows:
The Douglas Bio, the worlds larg-
est bomber was at Cleveland airport
today for an indefinite stay while
Army and Fisher Aircraft flight en-
gineers put the craft through SER
les of tests.
The sky Leviathan, its wings
spreading 212 feet, arrived yesterday
afternoon from Wayne County Air
port, Detroit, with Col. &. K. War
burton and Col. D. l.. Putt at the con-
trolls.
Az number of mechanical changes
have been made on the big bomber
it was reported, and it was brought
here for flight tests because of the
ease with which she can be landed
on the Airports 1000 foot runways.
ne Dig SHIP has d dutl storage
capacity Of railway tank car and
could fly nonstop from New York
to Paris and back with a bomb load
Of 10 tons Ii equipped as a troop
transport it could carry l25 fully
armed men. ~
Only hangar on the Airport cap
able of handling the S3,500,00O craft
is the NACA airplane engine re-
search hangar, which was especially
designed for ships of its size.
While on the field, the plane will
be kept near the Cleveland Fisher
plant. It will be taken inside OF
the plants big assembly bays when
technicians and mechanics make
any necessary changes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17
NEW TROJAN TRUMPET STAFF

The Trojan Trumpet staff has
been chosen for 1944-45 by the jun
iors at a class meeting. The new
staff will take full responsibility in
issuing the final copy this year.
Lawrence Rice, editor; Leslie
Rhodes. assistant editor; Philip Red
eye, ads; Jack Smith, business man
ager
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-02-17
ENTERTAINS AT CARDS

Mrs. Marie Nelson entertained at
cards at her homie on Saturday
night. A delightful evening was
spent with high honors going to
Mrs. Kusner and John Lindholm.
Other prize winners were Mrs. M.
G. Holbrook and VIM. Kusner.