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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-26
Contempt Case
Again Postponed


presidential candidate, Sen Harry
S. Truman of Missouri, in the past
six weeks.
The G. O. P appeared to be work
ing most diligently for Montan1's
electoral nod, however. Anothe
party leader, former two-term gov
ernor of Colorado, Ralph Carr of
Denver, made two-day plane tour
of the Treasure State early this
week, speaking at Helena and Mis-
soula.
Perhaps even more important to
Montana voters, however, was the
choice for governor between IT.
cumbent Republican Sam c. Ford
and his Democratic challenger,
Judge Left Erickson of the state ST.
preme court.
Both nominees this week were
rounding out extensive tours of the
state, speaking before small and
large gatherings alike in cities,
towns and station stops. The Ford
Erickson contest overshadowed all
others in the state, with more thar
nominal interest being shown only
in the second congressional district
race between Democratic incur.
bent James F. O'Connor and his
Republican opponent, F. F. Haynes.
What was making Montana's pr
litical scene unique in the nation
was the much-publicized Supreme
Court contempt case Of George
NieWoehner in which the youthful
White Sulphur Springs attorney was
scheduled to be prosecuted next
Monday, Oct. 80, for allegedly at
tempting to file motion in tie
high court for political motives. "
The case took new turn last
week when the original supreme
court contempt citation was re-
placed by an affidavit charging tie
same allegations and filed by H. &
Hall, Great Falls attorney and orc
Of the states Democratic electo, al
voters for the Roosevelt Truman
ticket
The new action, which placed the
state of Montana, ex rel. Hall vc.
Newcomer, will be prosecuted Ivy
Attorney General r. v. Bottomly,
who has subpeonaed state OF
fetal, four newspapermen and a IA
do station manager as witnesses.
AT the same time, Niewoehnar,
through his attorney, Sen. E. J.
Stromnes of Great Falls, asked that
two Of the justices, Chief Justice
Howard A. Johnson and Associate
Justice Left Erickson, be called as
witnesses. Both were subpenaed last
weekend, in addition to the six oil. ;
ers-J. Burke Clements, chairman Of
the state Industrial Accident Board
Harry Carlson, Montana manager Of
the United Press; X. O. MacPher-
son, manager of radio station KPF a
at Helena; E. A. Dye, managing
editor Of the Helena independent
Record, Tom Mooney, city editor,
and John Willard, reporter for tie
Helena newspaper.
The case, unprecedented in Mon
tana judicial history, grew out Of
motion which Newcomer unsuc-
cessfully attempted to file Oct. 7,
asking that the court purge its min
utes of misleading statements" and
to change them to show that Erick
son, now the Democratic nominee
for governor, was absent from his
duties for total of lat days in
l941 and 1913. He charged that
Erickson abandoned" his office in
violation of the Montana constitu-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-26
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
TABERNACLE

Sunday morning worship, II
o'clock.
Sunday school, 10 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
in home of James Cole, 8 o'clock.
Bible study at Troy in home Of
Ralph Albert, o'clock
Friday night Bible study in
church, s o'clock.
REV. FRED A. DALTON, Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-26
THE LITTLE CATHEDRAL IN
THE PINES
st. Johns Ev. Lutheran Church,
Nh Cvund

Sunday School rehearsal, Thurs.
day, p. m.
Sunday School. $40 a. m. Bible
class, l0.l5 a. m.
Divine Service, IL a. m, in conf
memoration of our 50th anniver-
sary in Foreign Missions.
Ladies' Aid, Thursday, Nov. 2, at
the home of Mrs. Hoefner.
Sunday School Reformation pro-
gram, Sunday, Nov. 5, 8 p. m. Reg
ular service at II a. m.
H. HASSKAMP, Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-26
CHURCH OF GOD

Sunday:
II a. m. Morning worship.
10 a. m. Sunday school. Glasses
for all ages.
Z p. m. Young Peoples meeting.
8 p. m. Evening worship.
Wednesday:
8 p. m. Prayer meeting.
Everyone welcome to our serv-
ices.
REV. B. H. APPLICABLE,
stol.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-26
FIRST EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. T. Juvland, Pastor.

2lst. Sunday after Trinity
Worship and sermon, IL a m.
Confirmation class and Sunday
school, 9:45.
Morse service, 5 in the evening.
L. c. r. in church parlors, 4 p. m.
Friday.
Sr. Ladies Aid with Mrs. E. Paul
son, 2:30 p. m. Nov. 2.
Welcome to our meetings.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-26
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Worship services every Sunday
evening at 7:45 o'clock, Rev. ]. Rus
sell Prentice presiding. You ire
cordially invited.
Sunday school every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock See that your
E'child is a regular attendant.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

The subject for the Lesson Ser
mon Sunday, Oct. 30, Everlasting
Punishment.
Wednesday evening meeting al
800 o'clock.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

). September 1913 .fiibrte er ole prof
tide 8eripeuobarfeit Der AusriiItung
Dor, sic es IN 3utunft erntoglihen
oiirite, g~eitrairoete 6lieger aus llr5ll-
ganelihen @ebieten 81 rettet.
Seitoen pltroe oas Experiment
nod 5peimal er~folgreidJ 0urd)8eHibrt,
am %. September 1914 unO lebt an
z. Sftober.
Sod oelt eriten 8eriltde i~tel(teit
Die Stlgenieure - trob oes GrfolgeS
= felt Dab oas &iiifo imlneritod gu
CROP lei llno oob Der S~iderbeitsiaf-
tor nod neiter perbeiiert dperoen mil
lie. Die &erluhe apnrOen nit Salt,
groBen &iippen iln0 leben0eu SdaTelt
fortgeiett.
9as erIte altf oieie 8eiie ouigele=
iene S9nf murOe getotet, oils Ole
Gragbdnoer lid perbeooerten uro Ole
Strife. 0os S6af erauiirgten. GS
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

lpar0en 0ariidd 9lenoerlul8en porga=
nolnnlen, llt0 in 3ufanft gaon5 e,
alla Sdalie litter a~uf5ubebst.
Ger Niad0niaatiiS sun AailtebmeA
beiie.lt a,ts ei!ler gSIn9e in Ser SLUG
5eu9t15,ae nit cluan 1S5 SUB loi'-
Qen uto einsJ batter 3oll oiten 9aQ-
mlonlqil. 2tn groe oeS Sans beFiil0et
lidD cin S0ren nit cinem @letnnls
mus sum 6reiIdNsn, Gin 10 6nB
IoR1er 5trd u}lS Hol5, Der npterbnlb
0es 5l.ta,eugs gdnRt leitet Den 9a-
fen 0es GatS IN Die Sfllllge SIM
@uf(6ien. aittplnatild)e 9renlen,
4pelhe sic Aftion osrloaglanen ltlto
Elm eIeftriIMer Motor 3un Aufpill-
Sen rerpolIit0Noisen ocn MednniS
INNS.
Gem Gh~lser5ea5en itellt lid Die
alpfncbnte oeS @aiiaBier8 10 oar, Gus
lebterer 3un0dit einen leid,tell perti=
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

@eiie raid 5uiaelihe 250t00 4tanll
mir leiie Armeen an brnl9en 5li toll'
llel.
Gieier ilelie &li 81 0ell M1tle.t,
ser iii Der ~reguIaren a~usbebun9 lod)
AinSufommt, mltrSe pom 8iiro 0es
8remiermiuiiters G6urdill angefiit-
Stat, o6breno 0as 8erliner Naoio
ioate, General @iienbower 5lebe ge~
geutpGrti9 Geritdrfunget aus Der
engliid]en Armeegrnppe berot Do
nit lie Sen anerifonern belfen, ote
6entI6e. @egenoffeniioe an Der Belt.
front gum Ste9en 5a 6ringen.
lie Snuptmenge Der nelten Mnnn.
idaften miro 0urn cine nelte AlIen-
tierung BON 3ipiIiiten gerpot1ten ,per.
Sen, iogte Die anfiinoi9ul9, nobel
binSugefiigt pur0e, BOB 5nidslide
@e1gen aud ourd Sransferierun,
qen BON ser 6[otte un0 Ser &aS uno
6ur6 oominiltrotiben Dienltitellen
uno Der oitatilfen 5ormen Der Der
teioisung" er5ielt meroen piirOet.
@s pur0e orgenommen, Dab Die
Observation-Disclosures Der &aS IeBt,
nodoem lie sic oeutide 2uftpaffe
uilo Ole Gobotnngriffe 5uriidgeldlo-
gen batten, Reute entbebren fonnte
uno oaB anoere bon ben 8ooenber-
tetoigungen fommen Diiroen.
Die offi3ienen steGen Iebnten es
al, ii9 6ariiber gu GuBern, Oh Die
ateite ginberufung ben 3mang elmer
2oderuitg Der altersgren5en ODER atl-
6erer @lientierungs @orl9riften CUR
5olge boben ooer Die ungefdbre 3abl
ser gegenpdrtig in engliifen @rmeen
.bienenoen Mannidaften entbiiaen
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

utebr 0aruntiert ner0en fOjtttlte."
GNnn DeiBt eS meiter:: 0Sn eittem
~seilnOen "oIlgenteinen inilitariiHen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miro es tel
lielt @lab geten fir 9etGtignngefl,
sic niht meientli6 linO mir Die aufs
ga6e ser &orbereiturJ utIerer illftgei
MGnter fir Den 9umpf." Ser
@lQlt6e oil Die itatipnale 8erteioi9ung
ais ein5igeu @rupD fir bns militdri-
Idle Draining lei abeltte Die iibers
legte ulto uneingeid)rdnfte Naeining
lGmtlider in Ser por0eriten &eibe fte.
bender militariihen 5iibrer linierer
9dtion."
1afiir miro cine oreifuHe 8esriin-
Dung gegeben: oImerifn miro tnnbr-
ideinlid in jeoem fommeneen Rriege
6as erite Angriifs5iel iein mo Die
erlten Sd)loften neroen iebr mnbr-
iheinlid in uilierem eigenen 9eiHeat-
latloe alBgefodten meroen. Cine an
geneIne militGril6e 4usbilOting lit
obiolitt peientIid in ie0em 0ur4.
fiibrboren Ylan, Der nls geeignet an
geieben weroen fam, fiinftige Slider
belt n~nierer Nation 81 garantieren.
aGgemeines militdriides grdinins
miro unlete @orbereitiing auf ben
nGditen arieg ieiu." Cont gtt e.
MIR nod oie ALTERNATIVE, Elm iteben.
lDeS Seer rnb cine itanoige Sectional.
goroe bon elmer Gtarfe 81 unterbnl.
ten. Die ausreidt, INN Deientliden
grforoerniiien oes erlten Snbres
zines totaletl &rie8es ST geniigen.
God elm oerarti9er 8lan tpare ,ygdrs-
Iif lnourffibr6ar" uno ieine Soften
tpiiroen i'm berbinoern.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
&cine GntlaltMn9
Onrd &uNcn

@aibington - 8aibingtoner 0ti-
litdrs 1uBerten lid oobingebeno, baB
oielleidt @oden ooer Monote per-
it eden peroen, ebe ole perbeiBene
ruiitide GorBoffeniipe i'm Often IT.
9erpo einen ginfDaB chi 5. Sittatiot
i'm 8eIten nus3uiiben beatnnt. Sbrer
M3einu1tg mad bat Die beutl6e See
re~soerpaltung 9ruppen- 1tno Mote-
riqIfrGfte fir ieoe Der orei Sronten
I'M Meiten lilo Often ltno in Stalien
16uogettndBrg" uerrednet arro tpirb
feline Griippen bon elmer ioieier Gron.
ten nod elmer unoeren tperfen, fo@
LANCE niht oein fritildes Staoium"
erreidt lit.
4ngertomnletL Dab ole proieftierte
Offeniioe Der 3oten ar1nee gum
Gurdbrud fiibrt, Damn tpiinoe oieies
,,fritii6e Staoium" erreiht tperoen,
tpenn Die &uIien einmoL an Die
reidSoeutide @ren5e beranroaen.
@enn ole @uiien Don Der @at6-
Iel in 8olen losialagen ioaten, 20.
ben tie nabe5u 200 MeiIen bor;r.
itoBen, ebe iie Die oeutiAe @ren5e er.
rei1en.
ltno ielbit Damn, tpuroe bier er.
tldrt, tpiiroe oas oerti4e Sberfom.
mnnoo bieQei6t 8ogern, Sruppen
pom 8eiten mad Often 81 tperfen
porauggeiest, oaB ole @ituotiot Ill
@eIten Bis oabin nidt nod beorob.
Iidere Sormen olgenommeit bat oIs
I'M Often.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

Sn Sabrt 6efinOlidle 6lllg3euse Ser
8nroesnrmee f0ntren iest Taiiagiere
POM 8oben auflelen, obne Dab babel
faltm Elm StoB 3u peripiiren lit.
Die Metbooe, bieB es in elmer Be
fanntnad}ulte Ser 5eeresiIie9er, be-
itert nuf elmer Soee, qpelde 5ierIt III
8eit gireitiien beiif Auileien BON
6lllgpcit ailf Dem 2anoe 8ltr auuen-
Oung 8elangtc.
Gas tefniid)e B~ienittommditoo
Ser 6lieger itellte 0attnd 8eriuhe
aui @ri9ht 5ielo ali, liito oos Ser
fabren it bis gu einein Hunfte Der
pollfomtnnet iporOen, miro anSge-
fiibrt, 0uB man MIN ernitIid an oie
MuiieaberltellluIg Oenfen fam.
Ser etlte Ntenidl aoel6er aui
oiele @eiie pom @r0booen oilf9eboben
apnroe, gpar Ser Sberlentnant aleris
gHtar ton Sen 6allihirmern. Ani
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

lolen Aliit;eJ pom etaua s 3oll
ninmt. Gas 6llg5eltg iteigt bis es
geroSe rod is5er Sem totem Bltitft Ser
u. idpinotBfeit iid beiinoet ltn0 Der
@iNnA ieufreht bdngt. Damn be9innt
l.a Minra ~ arbeiten, ltr0 Die @td-
id)iue ilie9t apieoer parnlell etapn 2
.mifu-2n lno 45 Setunoen bis Der
bonn 9oOen o~lligebobene Haiiagier in
Sic 6lu95er9fabine 9e3ogen ipiro.
Ger StoB, Den nan beim alrfneb-
men cr1alt, ia8cn Sltgenieure, it 8e-
rnl9er, ols luenli man mit iteifen
9einen 0on einem &iihenitli4l
iprinBt.
&eriotteu peroeA iest nit 1870
Meiten Observation-Disclosures bonn
GrI6ooen a~aTgeDoben. Man miro Die
Srperimente iortIebell bis es n0g-
Id lit, @eriouet nitd ourd idnelere
grart9portflu9jeltge unO &dmpfflng-
}eli1e uuibeben 5l loIien.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
sS1r miIitGr.
MusbtlOnnq

@aIbington - 9os &riessoeparte-
ment lit ~unbeoingt fir cine augemeine
milit6riid)e Ausbiloun9 fiir rein milf
tdriide 3wefe, im @egenias 81 Tra-
iioent Hooieoelt. Der cine nit er5ie-
beriid)en mo io5ialen Aipeften oer-
tniipfte a~usbiloung oorgeidlosen bat.
Sn eiilem fiir8tih an Sffi5iere aus
gese6enen 3irtular oes Eeparte.
mentS miro ELM ioldes Erainilte be-
~firiportet Aus Dem einen nno ein-
sigen Grufoe, neil obne Elm fold)es
Vrogrnmm cine anbaltenoe Slider
belt unieres notionalen Qebens ltno
mnIerer rationulen Snitihationen MD
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
uSN icu fiihren.
Nc 8cuc ipicteit

Boris 5ranfreid) lit ertifloi-
len bel Der grrihtung elmer Welt-
frteoen8 DrgantNotion mitautpirfeat,
uno euportet, ooB ole 8ereinigten
Stnnten oarin cine fitbretroe Role
ipielen aper0en. logte General 0e.
@nulle beiin 9GbidLalB Der 9ebntte Ser
beraten6en Merchandising iiber Den
Euft BON Mosfnlt. Sine mirflibe
internotionale Organization lit not
tpenoia", ioste er, ,Atno apelrt foiIte
Der erlte 8las Doritt gebifbren, apsrrt
irid]t Den Bereinigten Stodters Aeren
Remiihrtqpn altf Dem tpeltIiGen
&rie9Sidonpldt unb i'm Ba5ifif
eitorm iiHD2~
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

ren6aas bradte. Sngen Sic, SER,
OF Su8 @lbultml qnur, 0aB id 6ieies
@a:5 soaen molltel Cine girile geret-
let lsno meiile arlle, iitBe Waoe-
leiAe I"
@r lieB Sen aopf iii Die 91noe fin
Fen ms i6 fano fem @ort, 10 iebr
9otte mid 6ieles flirdlt6are @aihif
enIriFfen. Gas arine 8ei6 ppar bel
Ieidlt idlon ~obnmadltiB 9apeielt, in
Dem Mtgan6lif, alS Ell ibren Mrm
loslieB airo cine unoere mar ieiter
aufforOerutpg gefoLgt ntyo Bntte ii6
an i'm g%eflummert. GteIsciht botte
oiaie onoere Die grrnatteitoe alth 5i-
riidgeltoBen, UNI iid) an lire SteIle gu
ordn9en unto MnoeIeine II i9 fotinte
baran nidrt 5speifeln Dab fie ibre1t
l~lnterso1l9 IN Dem entieBIiden @e=
miible gefunoen. Sie qoar tot atn0
6ieler nrrne Menid htd)te lie nod I'M
nter, neil es i6ni unfaB6ur NOR, DaB
lem @ott 10 malteit tonne.
Cine 9irne gerettet IA, ia.
iaate er Safar, ploBlid n~uffabren6.
,,I6er Soft ieIbit bot meiiten @ngel
aus Den 5lammen getragen. Sd
muB ibtt nun htfen, 0ann mer6e ih
i'm uuh linden. aoieu, mein Serr,
i'd 5nbe idon 5u Iange geraItet,
aoieul"
Tarnit er6ob er iih uno tpirfte
griiBeno nit Der SAND. Damn idritt
er nn6 Scr EuilerienftraBe 5u uno
iein @atlg apor iest Iei6t atn6 elnitiiAb
iein &opf mar itol5 oufgeriftet, uie
Der eines @liidlifyet.
@iro er morgen mieoer in ons ST.
renbous gebrd6t fperoen - miro er
In Sen SIliten Der Seine iein @rab
fm6en !? S0er miro sr BON Wenet1 bof-
fen ain6 Don 4euen1 iufer, miro feline
fire Soee aroft eenug 6eiiten, al1n
ibn nuh iiber 0ieie frelte @ntt6liht
atng binapegSlbeIfen?
am nn6eren Gage DerlieB i'd Bdris
uno itGrfer nls ali 0ie beiferen llro
dnmutigen 8ifoer ser Seineita0t baf-
tete oieies Rahtitiid in meiner Seele.
Mas if) audi beginne, es or1ngt iib
mir 5tets Don Neuent IN Die Crime
nltlg uno INNER huieoer iebe id in
Der pom 5lnmmenfdein erbellten
Maht, intnitten 6eS @etirnmels Oct
5tiidtenoen rtno Metten6ett ben 1inie-
Iieen, rpie er ifatt 6es geIiebteif 8ei-
Beg Die geidminfte 9arbe elmer fei9t-
fertigen ,Sdonen er6Iidt. limo Damn
iebe ih i'm apie0er NIT Ser froben gr-
apnrtling in sen frnrfen 3iigen, nit
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

Dem Snsenomltt Der Siingfings IN
Sen idonen i~trabLenoen altgen, pie
er ieine Maoeleine iuGt. ieinen
Gngel. @liiflid,er Nnrr!
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
100000 mebr
III ocn @affen

2onoon england got fiir5lid)
cine reue ausbe6ung aiigeoronet
ebenio Sransferierungen bon Ser
&A6 uno Ser 6lotte iopie cine itren-
gere lteberpriifuns Der uS6reibtii6-
SoIDnten" Der Glotte, nm auf 0ieie
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-24

Ca.laghan, who was 78 years
old, vas a state senator in the
1887 and 1899 legislatures. The
graf. charges involved legisla-
ton enacted in the 1899 session.
He served In the House of
Representatives from 1929 TO
1897 and again from 1941 until
his resignation this year, after
he had become the first of the
accused lawmakers and former
lawmakers to plead guilty. He
had not yet been sentenced.
Callaghan was born at Port
land, Mich, but came TO Reed
City before he had finished
school. He studied law in a To-
cal attorneys office.
Primarily a fruit grower, he
was president and general man.
ager of the Osceola Orchard Co.
He organized the Osceola Coun-
ty Chamber of Commerce and
carried the booster spirit with
him into the legislature, where
an often-repeated question with
him concerning pending legis-
lation was:
What is Osceola County 60
ing to get out of this?"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-24
Death Claims
Rep. (allaghan
Indicted Legislator
Sueeumbs at rs

REED CITY, Mich, Aug. "a
up Former State Rep. Miles
M. Callaghan, key figure in the
legislative graft prosecutions,
died at his home here yesterday
following the third stroke he had
suffered in the past two months.
Cal.aghan pleaded guilty to
the graft charge, he explained
in court, in the hope that by so
doing he would be making "a
contribution to good govern
menr by helping to clean up
what apr ears TO be dirty mess
in the legislature"
He testified at his Circuit
Court hearing in March that he
received $3.50 in three INSTALL
ments from Maj. Charles He
mans, former finance lobbyist,
for his vote on small loan legis-
lation. He was scheduled to re-
turn to the stand during the re-
cent conspiracy trial at Mason,
but was too i'll to appear, and
his March testimony was read
into the record.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-24

lncHMoND - This years
eWo>day Labor Day celebration
Of the Richmond Lions Club will
be staged at the newly-created
Lions Park. and proceeds Will
be used to enhance the park
Cor use by the entire community.
officials announced today.
All roads will lead to Rich
mond Sunday and Monday Sept.
3 and 4, and from the village
the attraction may be reached
one-half mile west of the limits
on the corner of Clay and Lowe
Plank roads.
The new, 40-acre park, now
furnished with stages fence
buildings, swings, picnic tables
and cooking stoves is a gift TO
the eommunity's recreation from
che active Lions Club.
On the Sunday-Monday holi-
day the spacious park will be
turned into a vast theatre with
something doing all the time
according to Ben H. Duengel'
secretary of the Lions Club and
publicity director.
The Sunday program will In
clude a Horse Show with some
IS classes and offering more
than $500 in awards. Entries
are expected from Detroit, To-
edo, Worthwhile, Plymouth, Pom
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-24
Parish Homecoming
Nets Sponsors 5000
St. Lawrence Church
Dinner Attended by 1900

UTICA - st. Lawrence Par
iSh Homecoming and chicken
dinner on Sunday was attended
by the largest crowd ever pres
ent in the history of the church.
Dinners were served to more
than $500 people, 200 more than
last year and like the proverb-
ial loaves and fishes, after the
last one had been served there
m n d an abundance of
chicken. Donations by parish
toner's were bountiful.
To climax the whole affair,
when receipts were counted,
proceeds of the day were found
to be 100000, $1,000 over the
amount received in 1943. Most
gratifying of all is the fact that
the parish has been entirely
cleared of debt.
Fine team work by both men
and women alike made this sue
cess possible. Mrs. Jack Russell
showed managerial ability as
general chairman of the dinner,
and Mrs. Joseph Bierman and
Mrs. Emil Grunewald were in
charge of the kitchen. Mrs. Au-
gust Troy and Mrs. w. S. Palm
err supervised the down stairs
dining room and Mrs. Charles
Rousseau and Mrs. Farwig, the
upstairs.
1t was a gala day in every
particular and although some
familiar faces were missing ow-
ing to the gas shortage yet many
former parishioners a n d old
friends renewed acquaintance
and joined in the fun.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-24
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring a
SIeep|ess Nights

OF tiny tubes or filters which help to purify tho
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have to get up nights. Frequent
or scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and loss valuable, restful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. il
may also cause nagging backache, rheumatic
swelling. puffiness under the eyes. headaches
and dixIincss.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan' 3
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doans Pills.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-24
Richmond Lions Announce
Labor Day Fete at Park

I tiac and Mount Clemens. Tap
Johnson, manager of the Dol
Stables, Mount Clemens, will
direct the equine program.
On Monday. Ray Houston will
manage one of the states most
t important Horse Pulling con-
tests, an event of skill and en-
durance which furnishes top
notch entertainment.
Prominent Detroit vaudeville
stars will appear at the stage
shows to be offered on the Mon
day program.
The Richmond Band will play
throughout Monday and various
concessions will keep the crowd
lively. L
Family picnic parties are in
vited on either day, because
ample picnic table accommoda-
tons, five cooking stoves and
other picnic aids will be provid-
ed.
Food and refreshments will
be available for those seeking
only light lunches.
Ample parking space Is pro-
-vided for entry and exit. Ad-
mission tickets covering I n e
two-day period are rs cents, and
children are admitted free. No
charge will be made for auto
mobiles. Seating Accommodations
are available in the park bleach
ers for 1900 persons.
Lions Club president is Vern
Krause. and Fred PenWarden is
serving as general chairman.
The clubs Park Development
Fund aims to provide the COM
munity- with substantial REC
reation project.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-24
Washington Soldier
Wounded in France

WASHINGTON - Mrs. Ethel
Grim was notified through the
American Red Cross. Monday,
that her son, Pvt. Ted Grim has
been wounded in action in
France. His injuries consist Of
wounds to both legs and an arm.
In spite Of delicate surgery he
is recovering due to the good
care he is receiving and tells
his mother not to worry. He is
recuperating at a British-based
hospital.
Anglo Saxons once called
February "the month Of Sprout-
Kale" because cabbage sprouted
at this season.