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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Ceskoslovensko 81 pTeje ucasti
ma obsazenl Madarska
i Nemecka.

Londynsky dopisovatel "Chi-
cago Sunu" hlas1, re male ma
rody zadaj1 1cast We vojen-
skem obsazenf zemf Osy. Ces-
koslovenska vlada V Londyne
pTedlozila Velke Britanii, Spo-
jjenym StatGm a Sovetskemu
.Svazu formalnf pozadavek, a.
by csl. armada Sc dostalo pf1-
lezitosti pod1let Sc ma obsazenl
Madarska. President Benes
mad to sdelil spojencGm pfanl
Ceskoslovenska, pod1let Sc ma
obsazen1 Nemecka pro pf1pad,
re okupace nebude provad6na
vyhradne Spojenymi Staty, Bri
tamil a Sovetskym Svazem.
Vyrozum1va Sc, re jugoslav-
ska vlada tez pozadala o pra-
vo pod1let Sc ma obsazen1 Ma
darska.
Pokud sc tyce Francie, An
glie Sc pry %primlouva "a obsa-
zenf saarske oblasti francouz-
skou armadou. Avsak De
Gaulle 81 pTeje, ably Francie Sc
mohla pod1let ma obsazen1 Pc
rur1 jakoz i Poryn1. Uvedomu-
je 81 vsak, re must nejprve Wy
budovat silnejs1 armady, NEIL
ma dosud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03

Washington (OWI- Zdra-
votn1 oddelen1 armady vydalo
zvlastn1 prohlasen1 V nemz O.
znamuje nutnost zvyseneho
poctu obcanskych pomocnic o.
setTovatelkam pTi peel o IRA
meme a nemocne vojfny. Vse-
chny pomocnice maj1c1 vycvik
Cerveneho KT1ze necht sc pfi-
hlas1 do nemocnic jake place
ne obcanske zamestnankyne.
Kdo sc chce informovati bllze
O podm1nkach pTijetf necht 81
dop1se ma tuto adresu: Medical
Division, u. S. Civil Service
Commission, Washington : 20,
ID. G.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03

a zmocnily Sc osady Starina Y
Cirockem 1dol1, devet mil Sc
verozapadne cd Ulice (okres
Humenne), kde obsadily take
dalsfch 48 obydlenych mist.
Dalsf plany ruske kampane
V centraln1m Madarsku, jak Sc
IDA vojenskym pozorovateldn
zavisej1 nyn1 ma tom, jak slime
proti1toky budou moci vyvi-
nouti spojene nemecko-madar-
ske trupy prot ruskemu pred,
voji u mesta Neiregyhaza, KITE
Ire lei v szabolcsskem komita-
tn severozapadne cd Budape-
sti.
Zurivy BOZ We Vych. Prusich.
We Vychodnfch Prusich BOZ
armady %generala Cernjakov-
sk6ho prot zuTive odporuj1cfm
nazistG6m pTinutil Nemce k L.
stupu V dals1ch tT1 vesnic, KITE
re byly pfemeneny v pevnosti
V oblasti Ehenrode. Jedna z
techto osad je FL mil severe
zapadn6 cd Insterburgu a II
mil vychodne cd hlavnf zelez-
nicnf trait Insterburg-Tilsit.
Jedinym vyznacnejsim 1spe
chem Rust We Vychodnfch Pru
SIGH IDA Sc omen ma postrann1
Lceste zapadn6 cd Pillkallen,
kde obsazenf Kussenu posunu-
10 Cernjakovskeho trupy hlu-
boko do severnlho kr1dla ne
pratelsk6 obrany, zkoncentro-
vane kolem Gumbinnemu.
Moskva oznamuje dobyt1 til
nemeckych opevnenych vesnic
u Ebenrode We vychodn1m Pru-
sku. Komunike zd1raznuje
zuTivy nemecky odpor v tonic
1seku a cetne nemecke proti-
1toky. Berlin hlasil, re Russo
We obnovili svou ofensivu v "a
padnfm Lotyssku a mirf ma To-
tyssky prfstav Libavu.
V Jugoslavii Sc potvrzuje
obsazenf mesta Novy Sad. So
vetske 1Tedn1 komunike dale
oznamuje obsazenf nekolika
obcf ma madarsko-rumunske
hranici a velky sovetsky nalet
ma Budapest Arkticke SOVIET
ske letectvo potopilo nekolik
nemeckych lodi u norskych
bTehG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Zapadnf frOnta.

Re zapadn1 fronty pTichaze-
il zpravy o zhroucenf nemecke
fronty. Zde Kanadane kteT1
postupovali severne cd Ant
verp dobyli mesto Bergen-op-
Zomm, cfmz dplne odrfzli O.
strovy Beveland a Walcheren
cd spojenf sc zazem1m. Ka-
nadsk6 oddly jsou tn jednu
mill cd m6sta Roosendaalu, "a
tim co Anglicane postupujfcf
z vychodu obsadili Tilburg a
jsou pet mil cd Bredy. Breda
ma tn velky vyznam, protoze
pres nj vedou cesty k dvema
poslednim mostGm pres doln1
Ryn, kter6 tn N6mcGm zbyli.
Padne-li Breda, Dude $4,000
N6mcG odr1znuto. Proto Sc
N6mci snazf dostat pres tyto
mostly drive, nez je obsadf An
glican6. To znamena, re lie
ocekavat brzke vyklizenf cele-
no jihozapadn1ho Holandska.
To vSak umOzni 1tOk ma velky
pTfstav Rotterdam. Primo V
1stf Scheldy Sc n6mecky Cd
por uz zhroutil docela. Ma O.
strov6 Walcherenu ktery kry-
je pT1stup k Antverpam mali
N6mci uz jen jednu d6lostTe-
leckou baterii. AZ Dude tato
odstran6na, Dude pfistup k pff
stavu otevTen. Bude ovsem ire
ba provost jest6 odminovani
Teky. Jakmile budou spojenec-
Ike lodi moci vplout do Ant
verp, Dude lie zahajit zasobo-
vanf cel6 zapadnf fronty, tax
re ocekavana velka ofensiva
ma zapadnf front6 uz patrne
media ma sebe dlouho cekat.
Pr leteckem bombardovani
byly podniknuty velke nalety
ma Kolfn mad Rynem, Hamm a
Muenster.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Sovetsky chleb pro lid osvobo
zenych dedin CSR.

z Moskvy Sc hlasf, re ma "a
dost generala Svobody SOVIET
ske nejvyssf velen1 dalo 500
tun mouky k disposici pro oby-
vatelstvo slovenskych dedin v
oblasti Dukelskeho prGsmyku,
ktere bylo vyloupeno Nemci.
Pekarny ceskoslovenskych Cd
dill pekou chleb a rozdeluji
no mezi obyvatelstvo. Velvy-
slanec Zdenek Fierlinger We
zvlastnfm poselstvf k sovetske
Wade zdGraznil5 re potTeba po-
moci osvobozenemu obyvatel-
stvu je nalehava, protoze JIG
Nemci obrali O posledni zok
mouky a o vsechnu kukurici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03

Americky Pomocny Vybol
pro Ceskoslovensko obdrzl 2
tohoto Fondu pres pGl milionu
dolar1!
Je to dosud nejvetsf celona.
rodni sbirka ma rovnez nejvet-
81 a nejslechetnejs1 human.
1cel vedle Cerveneho Kf1ze.
~ Ma u. S. O., Gill ma pod.
poru pomocnych, vzdelavaclcE
a zabavnich 1celG pro voj1ny
nasich americkych armad vsu-
de tam, kde je moznost a pf1-
stup podati patriotickou ruku
tenn mladym muffin a dlvkam
kterf davajf svoji veskerou sna
hu, svoje utrpen1, svoje bolest
a svoje zivoty "a svobodny q
stastny zivot mas.
81 Ma podporu Community
Fondu, Gill ma vydrzovan1 vsech
domacich INSTRUCT dobrocin-
nych pro chudinu, pro starce q
stareny, sirotky, slepce a jine
nestastnfky, jichz osud odka-
Fan je ma dobrocinnost tech
bl1znich, k nimz zivot byl las
kavejsf.
81 Ma podporu vsech naro-
d1 v zem1ch, jez trp1 nezavi-
meme ~valecnou situac1 = vcet-
n6 poS1 ctar6 VT.ASTT CFSKO-
|SLOVENSKE!
Zvlaste tato pomoc must by
tt velkorysa, ably vydatne mo-
hla pTispeti milionovym ma
sam chudeho a ozebraceneho
lidu "a moTem - tud1z i v nasl
rodne zemi. stedra ruka A
meriky must byt pohotove n.y.
nj, a jeSte vice We chv1li, kdy
zastavi sc valecna litice, a kdy
Dude tfeba trp1cf tam lid O.
kamzite zivit, satit a lecit.
Uvazime-li tedy velikost Sic
chetneho 1celu COMMUNITY
AND WAR FUND, nebude "a
jiste ami jedineho krajana a
krajanky, kter1 by neprispeli
ma tento krasny a vzneseny L.
eel humanity a dobra.
Uvazme jen kazdy z mas =
kdybychom Sc octli sami neza-
vinene v takovych bednych po-
merech - jak by nam bylo
milo u srdce, a jak bychom
byli vdecni tenn, kdoz by nam
pomocnou a laskavou ruku po-
davali.
Uvazme dale, jak caste pc
nfze "a malicherne pozitky Wy
davame a re stejnym obnosem
mGIzeme nyn1 pTipraviti sobe
vnitrni hrejivou radost a sym
bliznim - a fekneme primo
bliznlm vlastn1 krve - niue
me poskytnouti nejenom hmot-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Ruska frOnta.
RUSKA ARMADA
w OSADY
MA

Severne a jizn6 cd Uzhoro-
du ma ceskoslovenskem 1zemf
sovetske trupy V pokracuj1c1 O.
fensive obsadily jiz pres 60 O.
bydlenych mist vcetne rady
zeIeznicn1ch stanic. V nedeli
dobyli zeleznicnf uzel Cop.
Ma madarskem 1zemf zapa-
dine cd Satu-Mare ruske trupy
proklestily 81 cestu do vice ne
Eli 40 mist rovnez sc Tadou re-
leznicnlch stanic.
Ruske horske trupy tahnou
pres hranice Slovenska 20 1pl-
mem obsazen1 Podkarpatsk6
Rust, kdyz byly dobyly Uzho-
rod, hlavnf a nejd6lezitejsf me
sto teto PROVINCE, jez byla Ma
Diary roku 1889 odtrhnuta cd
Ceskoslovenske republiky.
Dobyti Uzhorodu poskytlc
4. armade generala Petrova il.
mi terminal pro zasobovac:
cestu pres Karpaty skrze Uzoc
ky prdsmyk, pc nfz budou mo.
eli byti dopravovany zasoby &c.
skoslovenskym vlasteneckyn
odbojovym trupam.
Rusovs jsou v Cirockem udoli
Dvacet pet mil severne oc
Uzhorodu jine oddly armady
generala Petrova pronikly n;
sest mil hluboko ma Slovenskt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
CeSi Sc must pripravit ma mir,
Nemci ma trest, pravil
president ReneS.

DR.. Edward Benes, president
ceskoslovenske vlady ufaduji-
CT v Londyne, pronesl %. Tijna
do rozhlasu sv1j projev u pr1-
lezitosti 26. vyroc1 prohlaseni
ceskoslovenske neodvislosti pc
prvnf svetove valce %. Tijna
1918.
We SVEN proslovu k obyva-
telstvu byvale Ceskoslovenske
republiky president Benes po-
zadal lid sve vlasti, ably Sc pri-
pravil ma blizic1 Sc mir. FARO
ven pTisl1bil, re Nemecko Dude
"a vsechny sve zlociny pc "a
sluze potrestano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03

ny prospect a radost, ale take
naplniti jejich vfru v HUMANE
tn = vlru, re lidskost We svete
nevymrela.
Dejte dar die moznosti, ale
deJte darek vydatny! - Dejte
velkodusne! Ukazte, re i lid
ceskoslovensky je vzdy mezi
prvnimi vSude tam, kde sc pro-
Jevuje cit a laska k blizn1mu.
Prave nyn1 jest v proudu
sblrkova kampan pro Narodni
Valecny Fond National War
Fund. Jest to teleso, v nemz
jest soustredeno 81 spojenec-
kych organisacf, jejich 1celem
Jest pomocna pece valecna. Ar
cit re v tonic telese jest tez
zahrnut Ceskoslovensky Pomo-
cny Vybor, ktery Sc nazyva n.y.
nj American Relief for Cze-
choslovakia."
Ably sblrka byla co nej1spes-
neil provedena, byly jsme po-
zadani hlavnfm vyborem by
jsme tuto sb1rku podnikly me-
Ii ceskoslovenskymi krajany.
Dobrocinnost nasich krajanG
jest pT1slovecna a lie tudiz O.
cekavati, re krone spolkovych
pflspevkd ma tuto sbfrku Dude
take hojne pTfspevkG cd jed
notlivcG, coz Sc vzdy dele kdyz
jde O celonarodnf akci a jakou
jest Narodn1 valecny fond.
Sdruzenf Ceskosloyenskych
Spolkd v Baltimore timto las
KAYE zada, byste Vase Diary O.
devzdaly Csl. vyboru, ktery byl
ustanoven pro tuto sb1rku a 81
ce: Otilie Martinez, predsedka
vyboru; pf. M. Hrabanek, Ma
RE Kraft, Bozena PaT1zek a
Sylvie PETER. Tento vybor ma
vts1v1 krajany die moznosti a
Dude tez V pondelf, dine 80. Ri
ma, We stFedu, l. listopadu, v
pondelf, 6. listopadu a We sire
du, 8. listopadu We skole Au-
gust1n Herman cd 8 do 9 hodin
vecer pr1tomen, byste NELL pTf-
lezitost odevzdat sve dary,jest-
Ii tento vybor vas nenavstivf.
Jelikoz tento rok je prvn1
ktery podnikame tuto sbirku
jake Cechoslovaci ma pro mas
tato akce dvoji vyznam, neb
Sc nam tez dostane vydatna
pomoc pro Ceskoslovensko z
techto fondG a ukazeme mas
zajem O celou tuto akci.
Laskavost1 TELEGRAPH" bu-
dou uveTejnena jmena darc1
kazdy tyden do konce naboru.
DEFINE RADI A DIE MAST
MOZNOSTI!
Joseph Pokorny, pfedseda
Sylvie S. PETER, tajemnice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
FRONTA.

v Recku dosahly britsk6 a
Teck6 partyzansk6 oddly, pro-
nasleduj1cf hence m1sta pou-
re 40 mil cd jugoslavskych
hranic. Zem6 tedy uz je te-
meT celia osvobozena. Angli-
cane pokracovali v obsazovan1
ostrov1 v Egejskem mort.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Britsky velvyslanec k 28. Tijnu
promluvil cesky ma rozhlase.

Londyn (CTK) = Ma lon
dynskem rozhlase ucinil dine
~. rijna britsky velvyslanec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Ceskoslovenskemu Lidu v Marylandu!

Jmenem lidskosti apelujeme ma vsechny nase veIke male
narodni a krajanske organisace, spolky a kluby, n akazdeho
muze a zenu dobre vile. PRISPEJTE! PODPORUJTE!
ACITUJTE! PRACUJTE! pro americkou celonarodni
sblrku COMMUNITY N WAR FUND.-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

For it's a here come just
watck-my-speed" cereal.
Everylip-smacking bite crackles
with tUhoie grain nourishment-
one of the kinds Uncle Sam S Basic
7 Foods Program recommends
Full-up with Vitamin b., too,
for high-fyin' energy!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

So busy feeding her young, she has
time only to peck at her oWn break
fast. No UoHder she's all tuck
cred out
All now, Mrs. Busy-Busy. 1t
takes no time at all to dive into
a bowlful of ready-to-eat, honey
golden Post Toasties. And you'll
chirp with energy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
THE TWTTER -TWlTTER BIRD .

THoitfers IN front of the mirror in the morn
ing prccniHg feathers, polishing ciaus, etc.
Hash time for a good bredkfa Attic office.
they call her the AH-TR Bird.
Look Miss Twitter- Twittcr, they'll call
you the Up-AndAt-'cm Bird if you stoke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

Always IN a rush in the morning Strenks
through bird-Size breakfast. At eLeuen,
he's mailman, hdif-oUl-hoif asleep.
Get wise, Mr.. Sip-And-R Rum You've
gone all night without food So, listen to
doctors and dietitians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

up with those golden Post Toasties!
Pour out big bowlful of EN-, smother
EN- with slices of luscious fruit shower EN-
with country-fresh milk. Gosh, what
scrumptious eatin'l
Hey! Who wants to be a bird anyway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

They say that everybody and that
means you should get at least one quar-
ter of his daily nourishment at breakfast
you'll be wide-awake az a hawk, if
you stoke up with Post 'r'oastiesl)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

".ps ru 'uEr N'uc'
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-16
National WiIdIife
Week Set For
March 1925

National Wildlife Week will be
observed this year with the week
beginning March 10. Proclaimed BY
President Roosevelt in 1888 the week
has been each year sponsored by
the National Wildlife Federation
from its Washington, D. c. head
quarters.
During the week the story Of
Wildlife its decline, its restora-
ton and its conservation-will BIZ
told through the press, from the
public platform and over the radio
to the 100000 conservationists ir
the United States. How the conserv-
alton ties in with pure water, stand.
ing forests, less erosion, with more
productive lands and fewer dust
bowls, will be the theme that pre-
sents the drama Of American Life.
The National Wildlife Federation
each year issues a sheet of wild
life poster stamps which are re
produced from paintings by famous
American nature artists. This year
SO, species are represented in the
"a stamps in the sheet.
Clubs, societies and individuals in.
terested in securing further inform.
alton about the, activities shoulc
write the Federation at 1912 Six
teenth St, N w, Washington, d. G
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-16
Wartime Points
Adequate For Job

HELENA, March l4.-Northwest
householders and farmers, who have
a desire to refinish their homes
and farm buildings with an extra
coat of paint this spring, need have
no fears as to the quality of the
paints on the market according to
Oscar A. Baarson, WPB District
Manager.
Evidence based on laboratory
and field tests indicates that paints
made now are equal to paints made
under formulating methods prior
to the war;" Mr.. Baarson said. "This
is true despite the fact that the
changing raw materials situation has
forced the paint manufacturer to
constantly alter the formulation Of
his various lines, and lack of GER
tain resins and oils has constantly
changed the characteristics of
paints.
"The gloss and drying qualities
may not be up to pre-war stand
ards" said Mr.. Baarson, but paints
supplied today will be perfectly
adequate for the job at hand, which
is the protection of property There
will be Of course limited range of
cOlorS available"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-16
Prominent
Officials
81
Coming
Two Eminent in
Wildlife Matters To
Be at Libby Meeting.
OUTSTANDING PROGRAM
FOR SPORTSMEN'S MEEY

Release OF more detail assures M,
other outstanding. program for the
sportsmen of this district at the
banquet to be given the night Of
April / by the Libby Rod and Cum
club. E. M Boyes, committee chair
man, announces that D. S. Libbeys
superintendent of Glacier National
Park, will be here and win addrc8.
the meeting. He will also have z
few reels of game and scenery pic
lures. Mr.. Libbey has been at other
Libby meetings with various reels
OF pictures and Libby men win
again look forward to his return
with much anticipation. He Is NJ
ways an interesting speaker.
Mr.. Libbey will be accomnanied
by Lemuel A. Garrison. assixtant
superintendent of Glacier national
park. Mr.. Garrison has had lonr
experience in wildlife and parf
management. He received his 3. N
degree from Stanford University
he has been a seasonal emplover
OF the Chugatch national foresf
Alaska; seasonal ranger and ner-
mannent ranger of Sequoia national
park, California; ranger and d;.-
lrict ranger of Yosemite national
PARK, california; superintendent.
HopeWell Village, National Historic
olte, Penn; assistant editor office
OF the director, National Park Serv-
zee, and assistant superintendent a.
GLACIER national park since I,r
1912. sA1 June
Mr.. Garrison has done consider
able free lance writing and at nras-
enI IS writing the so Says Hard
nock Andy articles for Desert
magazine. and Chinook Charlie"
Ior Outdoor Magazine. Those Who
Know him says he will be able tn
give program with which his or.
olence will be delighted.
\ oLate Representative Dell Fewkee
OF Troy has been invited and has
slgnified his acceptance. He viii
speak briefly on the game danart-
act. ''''i
Another sportsman to attend will
De Elmer G. Phillips, state superin-
tendent OF fisheries. Phillips needs
no introduction to Libby audiences
as ne has been we'll known here
ever since the days he was superin-
tendent of the Libby hatchery.
boyes says the. school band will
play during the evening to lend
pleasing variety to the program
An excellent dinner will be served
py the Women of the Moose. which
lnsures its high quality. Tickets for
the. dinner went on sale yesterday
and Chairman Boyes says only l25
tickets will be sold So speak for
yours early. The affair. will be held
in Moose hall.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-16
Working
For Soil
Conservation

EUREKA, March 14.-Henry Yop-
pc, chairman of the Tobacco Valley
Soil Conservation District Super
visors, announced today that the
District Program and Work plan
has been completed In addition the
supervisors have signed two memo
randum of understanding, one be-
tween the District and the Depart
ment of Agriculture and the other
between the District and the Soil
Conservation Service.
The District is now ready to re-
ceive applications from farmers who
wish to cooperate and receive as
sistance on farming problems. Land
owners, lessees, tenants, and rent
ers residing within the District
boundaries are eligible for District
assistance.
Application forms may be had by
contracting any member Of the Board
of Supervisors, namely George
Shea, Horace Hudson, Winton Wey-
demeyer, and Ed Staples. In addi-
ton, applications may be obtained
from A. S. Erickson, Work Unit
leader, whose office Is located in
the Masonic Lodge building in Eu-
reka.
Mr.. Yoppe points out that the Dis
trict is prepared to make soil sur
veys, range surveys, and timber
surveys. In addition, the District
can render assistance in irrigation
problems, crop rotation, fertilizer
practices, pasture improvements and
management, grass seedlings, land
leveling, and numerous other relat-
ed activities.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-16
Aged Mon
Found Dead
AT Cabin Door

Amos Upham, 81, was found lying
dead before the door of his cabin
on Bull lake Friday evening by
Mr.. Winslow, the driver of the Bull
lake school bus. The cabin is only
short distance from the road and
Winslow thought he saw an object
lying before the cabin and stepped
over to investigate. He found the
old man lying there with his large
dog by his side as close to the dead
body as he could get.
Coroner Baney was notified as
soon as possible and also Under
taker Gompf. The body was brought
to Libby 1t was estimated that Mr..
Upham had been dead about "a
hours at the time he was found.
Funeral services were held from
the Gompf funeral home Tuesday
with the Rev. E. Roy Fort officiat-
ing. Two lovely solos were sung by
Mrs. George Baker. Pal(bearers
were F. r. Baney, Thomas Maddox,
VIM. Williams, Eugene Gael, Harry
Talmadge, Harvey Kischbaum. Blu
rial was in the Libby cemetery.
Mr.. Upham was born in Cam
bridge Springs, Pa, on Sept. IS,
1855. He came to the Bull lake dis
trict % years ago and has lived
there alone since that time. He is
survived by two sons, George Up
ham Of Missoula, and Jeff Upham
og Charleston, Wash, also by two
grandsons and one great-grandson
Present at the funeral were George
Upham and Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Up
ham and the small great-grandson
His wife preceded him in death
many wears ago.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-16
Libby Men
Praise
Red Cross

Just a few remarks about the
Red Gross from some of our Libby
boys.
Pfc. Andy Sauer in England to
Mrs. Sauer: Il am reaping divi-
dendS for all the time and work
you put on the Red Cross. We get
doughnuts, coffee and cigarettes
from them. They are really doing
the work"
T/Sgt John WOLF in England to
Mrs. WOLF: Spent two days at the
Red Cross Club here and was treat
ed fine. Got good meals for two
bits"
Cpl. Tom Kitley, when in New
Zealand, to his parents, I'VE surely
enjoy the shows given here by the
Red Cross"
S/Sgt. Byron Pitcher, home on
furlough from Italy: "The Red
Cross served coffee and doughnuts
when our planes came in, which we
all liked. You can 60 to the club
when off duty. There are lots Of
games there to play and you can
get cigarettes. It is the only place
of recreation near camp"
Friday afternoon the school band
played under the large Red Cross
flag on Mineral Avenue, to cele-
brate the opening Of the drive for
funds. Mr.. A. A. Wood and Miss
Marjory Hunter both talked at the
theatre, telling the people of diff
ferent work undertaken by the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Parker reported Sl,125.62
banked in Libby the first of the
week. The drive is still continuing.
They reported $78860 and more TO
come in. They have exceeded their
quota of $4,000.
J. W. Harris, Jr., has ,een ap-
pointed sub-chairman for Identified
ton in the disaster preparedness
program.
Mrs. j. A. Krall has been appoint
ed sub-chairman for the Prisoner
of War committee. This committee
works In connection with the home
service committee.
The home service committee spent
S0.45 the last month for kilograms
and expenses.
Mrs. 0. G. Gompf, chairman for
the knitting of the chapter, wants
women to knit gloves. The. Red
Cross asks for them.
Mrs. Marvin Kessel reported that
375 kit bags had been shipped out
to Headquarters.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-16
Truck Slips
Off Rood in
Narrow Place

What might have resulted in a
serious accident took place Friday
evening when the Bob Bakers
were going home. Bakers truck
left the road on a step hillside but
caught on the edge Of the road and
balanced there
The road was very icy and sloped
to the lower side of narrow, steep,
sidehill grade. The rear wheels Of
the truck slipped over the bank. The
truck hung up in the center, head
ing directly across the road with the
front wheels still on the road. Bak-
ker says it took him.and his wife
all of the next day to get the
truck home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-16
Libby Association
Elects Officers

At meeting of the Libby Pro-
ducer's Association held in the COM
munity room Friday, March 10, the
election of officers was the main
order Of business. Officers elected
were Peter C. underwood, presi-
dent; Mrs. ]. A. COPYRIGHT, secre-
tary- treasurer, Mrs. Art Sheldon
and Adrian COPYRIGHT, executive
committee.
Plans were made for the further
study of esq production and mar
keting situation in this community
Future meetings will be held at
frequent intervals.
At present the association has out
lined a four-point program, namely:
better eggs for the consumer, bet
ter year-round production facilities,
better understanding for the con-
sumner as to how to obtain high
quality eggs, and reasonable price
to all, based on the Spokane market
All producers, no matter how
small, are asked to come to these
meetings to help solve the problems
at hand