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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-01-18
SOcijaliStiGl<o Rexeto

ratnih ~ciljeva "demokratskog" kapita-
LIMA. Kao i njegova sestra, "Slobodna
Rec, on &c sve prIavstine ma demo
kratskoj' i partizanskoj strani kriti, a
ma protivnoj strani, ne samo da &c RADIO
lznositi p~rljavstine, nego &c in jos i
izmislj ati, na razne nacine. Sva politika
/ propaganda IN. G." zasniva Sc ma lazi,
a narcotic ova koju on sledi u ratu. Mi
calendzujemo an. G." da mas ospori ma
ovoj tvrdnji!
Bee obzira kakve motive "Zajed-
nicar" imao, On je taean, do stepena gde
Sc osudjuju i jedni i drugi jugoslavenski
"Duie" i NIUE"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-01-18

vodom, Scipio Vergano, vesti talijanski struGnjak, IL
poslen cd mas, Rocheloisa, podigao je naknadnu odbranu
owe kapije cd nekakve dvojno-zastitne garde naprav-
ljene cd zemlje i zaklanja ulaz u pristaniste. Isto6no
procelje koje Sc pruzase cd Kapije Sv. Nikole do Con-
CUES kapije, bese u celoj svojoj duzini ali slab lid,
zaklonjen dvema zaokrznim tvrdjavama. To bese jedna
cd slabih strana naseg grada. Zapadni front protezase
Sc upravnom linijom cd Svetiljkine Tvrdjaye do bede-
ma koji mi nazivamo Bedem Evangeliuma. Oval dec
utvrdjenja ~sastojase Sc Cd zidova natkriljenim velikim
broJem malim i ma gusto sagradjenim tvrdjavana, sa
lzvesnim terasaHa. y sredini owe duge odbranbene
hnije, koju veliki broj kanala cine skoro nepristupaG-
nom, Scipio Vargano je prosekao novu kapiju, zasti-
cenu cvrstim bedemon. KonaGno severni front Sc pro-
tease cd Bedema cd Evangeliuma do Congues Kapije,
~rastojanje blizu dive hiljade i pet stotina stopa. Leva
pozadina toga velikog i ~ostecenog fronta bese zasti-
cavana Cd Bederna cd Evangeliuma, koji je sam bio
zastlcen terasirna cd zenlje. Ma ~najvisojr tacci ma liniji
dlzase Sc zaslpni-bedem Old Fontaina. Zaistinu. on
nadvlsavase<eelu ravaicu, ali i lakoca puskomet i ne
dovol'nos' n5eeove zastite eini ga nepogodnim Ia pravu
sodbranbenu svrhu. Oval bedem ~pokrivase sance ali
nepotpuno.
(Nastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-01-18

toku p~oslednjeg meseca u godini 1872. - mamie cd
sest meseci nakon noel Sv. Bartholomew.
La Rochelle, smesten u podaljoj krajnosti sirokog
i sigurnog zaliva, predstavljase izgled d~ugackog ira
peziuma, CHI Siroki kraj bese oko tri hiljade stopa u
duzinu, dok je uski bio samo dvanaest stotina stopa, i
okrenut moru. Grad Sc protezao cd severo-istoka ma
jugo-zapad i p~rostirase Sc izmedju slanih mocvara
Ropsai, Maubec i Tasdona, ma istoku, do onih kod
Move Kapije, ma zapadu. Owe mocvare, delimicno tada
isusene iii pretvorene u Invade, behu ispresecane velikim
brojem kanala, CHE ustave omogucuju da Sc zemlja cd
jednom poplavi j predstavljase neprolazne barijere
svakoj neprijateljskoj sill. Ulaz u pristaniste bese ma
sredini morskog proeelja i ma udaienom kraju zaliva.
A zasticen bese cd dive velike ~tvrdjave Chaina st.
Nicholasa, ODE sagradjene cd cigle, snabdevene topo-
wilma i takodjer Sc upotrebljuju "a skladsta praha. Ma
desno i ma levo ovih tvrdjava, sa uskim ulazom u pris-
taniste medju NINA, protezase Sc siroki lid cd tesanog
kamena koji, kada je veliki talas, Dude zapljuskivan
cd valova. lid dostizase, ma istoku, Kapiju Sv. Nikole,
a, ma zapadu, Kapiju Svetijke, ma CHEM vrhu bese
~svetiIjka da supravlja n1ornare u noci. Sa te straae
grad be5e nepristupa1anr Cd ornzanih sila, osims uskim
~okrajkosn zer1lje koji vezivase predgradje Tasdona sa
Kap;jcm ev. -.--ol~. s~ 49,, r..~4 :. :. napuu,enll
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-01-18
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J~UGOSLAVIJI

Kao Sto lie i sasvim prirodno "a kapita-
listicki drustveni poredak, koji je saw ogrezao
zamrsenim i suprotnim interesima, u Jugo-
slaviji tako SUI Sc nagomilali tt problemi da Je
nemoguce ustanoviti koliko in je ma broju.
Dok partizani n~astoje da konstitulsu dr.
zavu, cepajuci je ma mnoge '~samouprav-
- iedinice, kralj Petar u Londonu i njegovi
sledbenici u Jugoslaviji i u drugim zemlja-
ma, gde in ina, nestrpljivo cekaju da Sc
dodje do takozvanog plebiscita. A da hi pos
tao JOS nervozniji, London Times, u vezi
sa> sudbinom kralja i m%onarhije u Jugosla-
viii rece, prema Uredu Ratnih Informacija
cd 10. ~januara, da je' "jedan cd predvodecih
predstavnika marSala Tita u Londonu otkrio
da sa Titine tacke gledista, s~ituacija je jasna."
A ia ~situacija j, produzuje tai pred
vodeci predstavnik", Sto Tito nema dvojbe
monarhije, ali rekao je, ako bi Sc kralj Petar
slozio sa regentstvom i drugim provizijama
Titina-Subasicevog sporazuma, pitanje ME
COVE buducnosti bio hi reseno u najboljim
interesima i prijateljska nagodba bila bi
~postignuta u vezi sa% njegovim imanjem i dru-
GIN vlasnistvom u Jugoslayiji. Ovo bi, da-
kako, bez stmnje bio "a NIGGA ~izgubljeno u
~slucaju da on prihvati nepomirljivi stav.'"
L Nemacke Sc opet %saznaje da je Medic
koji Sc tamo nalazi u begstvu, pozivao jugo-
slavenski narod da Sc pobuni protiv sadasnje
uprave i da zapocne gerilske ratove, kao
Sto SUI partizani i cetnici vodili "a vreme
nemacke okupacije. Verovatno je da i Medic
ina izvesni dec pristalica u Jugoslaviji i
prema tome i to bi Sc mogao pokazati jedan
cd ozbiljnih problema. K~raljevo sledbenistvo,
dakako da je, jedan cd n~ajvecih problema.
Pored toga glad koja hara zemljom i po-
treba da joj Sc izadje u susret, nije manji
problem cd ijednog postojeceg. UNRRA, koja
obecava pomoc ne dava je ma nacin ma koji
danaSnja uprava trait istu, ii. da je ona
deli a ne UNRRA, iii, ike drugi.
Prema nekim novinama partizani su u
Dubrovniku izjaviI da "dok je delegat Jugo-
slavic kod UNRRA clan Wade u eksilu, or
ganizacija marsal Tita nece da ina ista
z~ajedniekog sa UNRRA." (~"Zajednicar', 10.
januara.) Ako Sc jugoslavenska uprava Ia
ista Dude tako ponasala prema UNRRA, dok
stotine hiljada naroda skapava cd gladi u
Jugoslaviji, ona bi mogla doci u sveopsti
sukob sa gladnim masama. Razume Sc, razlog
"a takvo drzanje partizanske uprave jeste u
politickom isk~oriscavanju pomoci, kao sto je
i kod svih drugih koji bi apomoc" delili.
"Opasnost" postoji j cd strane Churchill
love politike o sferama ~uticaja, koji je prema
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-01-18
0 obustavi penzije Foticu

Nakon mnogo meseci, cd kada je
Fotic skinut sa p~olozaja i~ugoslavenskog
ambassadors u ovoj zemlji, a koii ie cd
tada neprekidno primao penziju Cd jul
goslavenske kraljevske Wade u Lon
donu, kojoj je ma celu subasic, a i Tito
je u sporazumu sa istom. "Slobodna Rec"
tex sada nesto progovori 0 tome penzio-
~nisanju Fotica.
Jedan cd njenih urednika, Srdja
Prica, pise u broju cd 6. januara, me
oduzimanje penzije, nego pred sud-"
"sta je Fotic radio pita Prica, ga
cello vreme cd svoga smenjivanja? On
je rukovodio, kao sto j danas rukovodi,
celu protivjugoslavensku kampanju u
ovoj zemlji. On nije tn kampanju vodio
samo protiv Oslobodilackog pokreta u
Jugoslaviji, nego i protiv Wade koja
mu je svakog meseca is%plaeivala pen
ziju."
Urednici "Slobodne Reel" SUI to i
do sada znali, ali nisu hteli nista O
tome pisati, jer b to bio samar uz obraz
Vladl u LOndOnu, kOJu SUI ON pOduplrai.
Is~tovremeno, ova stvar je r~aspravljana
opsirno u jednom clanku u Radnidkoj
Borbi, u kojem Sc istaklo da jugosla-
venska vlada penzionise Fotica i druge
koje Sc smatra cd strane partizana, koji
podupiru vladu i koji SUI i sami iedan
sastavni dec iste, iii preovladjujuci dec
u vladi, "a "faSiste". IS. R." niie cd
govorila ma mas clanak, nit je pokretala
to pitanje o penzionisanju "fasista'.
I TEX sada, nakon sto je klimala svo-
JOIN oportunistickom glavom niz meseci,
u znak o~dobravanja penzije "fasistima',
kada je sama vlada skinula "fasistu"
Fotica sa penzije, ona slavi i istice ono
sto je svesno do sada zatajivala.
Ala je prljava ia pseudokomunis-
ticka, iii partizanska, politika.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-01-18
Hi
KRISTIJAN TAMPAR

Sedemnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: sTajne
naroda' Ill "Istorja jedne proleterske porodice
kroz vekove." Prica o Sesnaestonn Stolecu.
u due knjige. Knj;ga II.
Sa originalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon.
66.
Monsieur Coligny je ubijen! Sve protestantske
vodje umoreni su! - odgovori Louis Rennepont. Svi
protestantanti Pariza iskasapljeni su u noel Sv. Bartho-
lomeja! U Etampesu, Orleansu, Beloisu, Tourss1, Poin-
tiersu, posao istrebljivanja jos je u progresu. Ocekuje
Sc da &c ogreznuti u krvi takodjer i ostala Francuska.
To je cinjenica!
Ma oruzietI neka mas Gospel z~astiti!- uzviknu
James Henry snazno. - Pripremimo Sc "a o1ainu
cdbranu. La Rochelle je sada ostao Huguenotima jedini
sigurni grad. Niece prof. dugo dok Charles K. uspostavi
opsadu ma mas. ia Gu narediti zvoniku da zvoni. Gradsko
Vete zasedavace u jednorn satu. Ono &c p~roelasifi La
Rochelle u opasnom stanju. Ma oruzje! Rat do korica
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-01-18
cd noza protiv kralja i katolika, protiv ubica mas
brace! Ma oruzje!
OPSADA LA ROCHELLE-A

Pc prvi put u svom zivotu Charles TX, njegova
matt njeni svestenici otkrise da ~strpljenju ina gra-
MICA. Zlocin tako dugo izradjivan, tako vesto planiran
i izvrsen sa neverovatnom .drzovitoscu, daleko cd unis-
tenja ~reformacije, dade joj svezeg zivota, oeelici meme
zivce i ueini je nepobedivom. Tesko da ~prodjose diva
meseca cd Bartolomejskog k~asapenja, kada, ne samo
Huguenoti, nego i oveci dec same Katolicke partije, u
otvorenoj pobuni protiv groznih prestupa u dvcru,
fanatiz1na papstva i potcinjavanja Francuske zahtevi-
ma Philipa II. digose Sc ma oruzje i ucinise Huguenots-
ku stvar zajednickom, da bi Sc ostvarila pobeda ne
sanlo sverske nego i politicke reformacije. Now nepri-
jatelji Charlesa TX. i njegove matere uzese ime "Po-
itikani". Uzbudjen~ novim i jos wise ugrozavajucim
odnosom sadasnjih tako neocekujuci ojacanih Hugue-
nota, Kalj Sc usudi jos jednona da i~hspokusa obmanuti
laznim obecanjima. On Sc pretvarao i izmotavao, trazio
je da Sc nagadja j kompromise. Ali fbese prekasno.
cetvrti yerski rat izbi. Nekollro provineija~ ujedinisse
Sc ma republikanskom planu. La Rochelle postade
utvrdjeni centar Protestanata. Protiv toga grada
Charles X. koncentrisase j upravljase sve svoje sile u
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Belle O. McGill, also
known as Belle Olive McGill, de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned, the administrator of the
estate of Belle 0. McGill, deceased,
to the creditors OF and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF
of this notice to the said admins
traitor at the law offices of Oliver
Phillips in Libby in the County of
Lincoln, State Of Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate.
FRED R. McGILL,
Administrator of the Estate of said
Deceased.
Dated at Libby, Montana, this
2lst day of May, 1945.
OLIVER PHILLIPS,
Attorney for Petitioner.
4t-m24-31--j7-14
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24

Pyle, famous war correspondent, Is
now available at the Rexford
Branch Library.
w. v. Kuchan and George Ross
were business callers in Libby the
fore part Of last week.
Mrs. Margaret Nelson is here
from Bremerton, Wash, visiting her
daughter, and her husbands moth
er, Mrs. Vim. Good. Mrs. Nelson Is
employed at Bremerton, her hus-
band, Sgt. John Nelson, is in Ger.
many.
Edith Water of Kalispell was here
the first of the week to visit hel
mother, who is principal OF the
Rexford school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Kins and Mrs
Charlotte Anderson and children O.
Whitefish, were callers here Satur
day
Frank Baney was caller Thurs
day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Library Complies Years Work

Library Complies Years Work
The Libby high school library is
now closed to student use. and. the
librarians are busily completing
their work. for the year Mrs. o. W.
Boepple, faculty adviser states that
she has had a competent staff dur
ing the year and that much work
has been accomplished. Books have
been re-arranged on the shelves
and a complete new up-to-date gen.
eral index has been made, in addi-
ton to many other general i'm
provements.
The librarians have been mem
bers of a national book league anc
have received a book each month
After they have passed the book
around among themselves, it is do.
mated to the library. The library
staff this year has included: Gloria
Homann, Florence Fennessy, Mari.
lyn Neils, Ruth Hepner, Audrey
Bitterman, Joan Apologize, Pa.
Etricia Cairns, Gwenyth Homann
Anna Ronning and Douglas Gil
christ.
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should have the right to vote" The
question for the coming year is
!" Resolved that the government
should adopt one year of compul-
sorry military training after the
war"
Lbs will continue debate activi-
ties next year.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24

Girls Clean Lab
The Home Economics lab was
''neated-up" by the Home Economic
II girls during the past week wher
the class washed the cubboards
dishes, tables and chairs. The girls
also took inventory of the lab equip
ment
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
RExFORD NEWS
In the Service OF the Nation

In the Service Of the Nation
Three sons of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Deshazer are serving in the South
Pacific. Tom Deshazer, Carpenters
Mate lie is with the Sea Bees. Jack
Deshazer, Seaman 1/c is a member
of the crew Of the u. S. S. Clinton.
Ralph Deshazer sc is stationed at
submarine base.
Ralph has been in the service
nearly four years. Ralph mad Jack
met in the South Pacific in April.
1t was their first meeting in three
years. The brothers had the oppor-
hunity to have some pictures taken
together.
1t. q. e. and Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell were callers here Wednesday OF
last week.
Sgt Roy Patrick is now in Ger
many. He writes that it is disgust.
ing the attitude the Germans take
acting and speaking as if they, as {
nation were entirely innocent o.
any wrong doing.
Church services were conducted
Sunday by Rev. Hodges, who re
turned last week from the Eas
with his bride.
| At the close of the Sunday schoo
hour, basket of gifts was present
ed to Rev. and Mrs. Hodges, a ges
ture of good will, and best wishes
for happy future, from the Rex
ford congregation.
Mrs. Joe George was caller il
Libby Wednesday.
Brave Men, by the late Erni,
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Thursday, May "a, 1915

Mrs. Mary Leighty and Mrs. Pa
tricia Gaertner were Kalispell call
ers the first of the week
Mrs. Carrie La Munyan of Kalis-
pell was an overnight guest at the
home of Mrs. w. c. Fewkes We'd
nesday.
Mrs. VIC. Fewkes returned re-
Gently from q business trip to Deer
Lodge.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
NOTICE

l own Lot Is, Block or Twp,
West Troy, and Lot is Block or
Twp. West Troy has shacks on 1t
that are condemned by Town Board
OF Troy. They are built from az
It. to It. on my lot. Want them re-
moved within 80 days or l will
move them. Will sell my lot for
$500.
4t-49c M. ]. PAGE.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Girls Serve Tea

Girls Serve Tea
Members of the Home Economic
II class served the annual Civic
Club tea May is. The refreshments
consisted of sandwiches, cakes,
chocolate. and tea. Alice Riddle
poured the chocolate. There were
approximately 20 people present
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Debate Year Is q Big Success

Lbs competed in its first year
of debate for several years this
season. The team, under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. B. j. Skakoon, made
its first appearance at the Libby
Lions club meeting The second APP
pearance was at Kalispell against
the Kalispell high schoo team, and
the last debate was against Kali
ispell at Libby.
The students who participated in
debates were, Margery Hunter,
Marilyn Neils, Jim Raft, and Cor
don De Rosia. Other team members
were, Ruth Hepner, Gayle Hoppe,
Jim Maurer, and Dale Adams.
The question for the past year
was, Resolved that 18-year- olds
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Grade Children Receive Awards

A report was referred Monday to
Miss Inez Ratekin, librarian, list
ing first and second graders who
were entitled to library award for
the amount of books they read dur
ing the year. In the first grade.
there were AZ, and in the second
grade, So. The three highest in the
first grade were Margaret John
son who read II books, she is in
Miss Skeldums class, Lorna Peter
son, taught by Miss Westvelt, read
so, and Marlene Sturm who read
50. In the second grade, from Miss
Alice Olson's room, Mildred john
son read 100, Charles Pilney, taught
by Eunice Rorvig read 1879, and
Sydney Lear, taught by Magdalene
Majerus read l25.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Track Team Honored at Club Dance

Members of the Civic Club spon-
sored dance in the high school
gymnasium, Friday, May Ia, hon
oring the Libby State b" Cham
pion track team.
Smith Reds orchestra provided
the music.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
L Club Initiates ii New Members

Eleven new members were in
itiated into the Il" club at Libby
high last Monday. The new mem
bers are Eugene Nelson, Merit Dut-
ton, nordon DeRosia, Jimmy Rob-
erts, Marshall Warrington, Bill
Shawl, Norman DarsoW, Harry
Moe, Donald Madison, Ray Dole
zal and Gene Huchala. John Solem,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24

Nebraska State Teachers College
basketball team, coached the Ter
riers teams the past year.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24

81" club president, was in charge
of the initiation.
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Lbs Glasses Hold Annual Picnic

Il
Lbs classes left Thursday after
noon, May. II, for School House
Lake for its annual school picnic
Transportation was furnished by
private cars and trucks. The stu
dents enjoyed baseball, volley ball,
horseshoes, and swimming, for
recreation. Ice cream was served.
The afternoon was a success, be-
ginning with Corky Jaqueth's
"dunking' in the lake, and ending
with the back-firing of Bob Brin-
tons car.
During the Lbs athletic year oil
1944-1945 the football, basketball
and track teams have had a varied
but successful season. With the
quarter-backing OF Bob Chapman
the hard-fighting grid squad won
four games, lost two and tied one
John Solem was elected team cap
tain and II boys were awarded let
tiers.
Following football season the
boys devoted their time and talent
to basketball, and at the district
tournament in Whitefish the Ter
riers placed fourth although they
could boast of having beaten the
champion Poison team the frs,
night of the tourney by IA points
During the season Coach Wasley'
Terriers won Is games and los,
eight. George Earle was elected
captain of the hoop squad. Clever
boys received letters.
This year showed the most sue
cessful season Libby has ever hac
in track. The team won three meets
213 n points for a total At the
Lincoln county meet Bob Chapman
set record in the 220 yd. dash
running it in 22.8 seconds. Ray
Munro also set record in the lave
lin, throwing it 1T feet 6l2 inches
At the state meet at Missoula, the
Libby Terriers made the most points
ever made by a B class school in {
state meet Nelson was second high
point man Of the meet with Is
points. Ray Munro was elected track
captain and received the state tro-
ply for the class B championship.
For those who placed in the state
meet, medals are being given; golc
for first place, silver for second
and bronze for third. Members Of
the Lbs squad to receive medals
are Eugene Nelson, Ray Munro
Bob Chapman, John Solem and Da.
vid Klehm, As a special award tx
the members Whn rnYnnptnd IN fbf
state meet, gold engraved track
shoes are to be given by the school
| Coach Wasley, former star or
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Earle Is Captain

George Earle was elected basket
ball captain by members Of the
1944-45e team last Friday, May Is.
Pre-School Children Visit at School
Miss Alice Wekander, principal
of the New Central school proudly
announced that over so visiting
children were present last Friday,
May IS, when all children who
were going to enter school next
year were invited to attend pro-
gram in New Cenetral auditorium.
The children listened to Little
Black Sambo' by music and story,
and two songs by Miss Alice Olson.
The visitors also entertained their
hosts, by singing several songs.
When the afternoon had ended, all
the pre-school children went home
saying they could hardly wait for
school to start next year"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Picnic Held

Picnic Held
The first and second graders held
their class picnic during the first
part OF this week at the city park.
Pupils took their own lunches, but
ice cream was furnished by the
teachers.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Athletic Pictures Taken

Football, Basketball, and track
pictures were taken last Friday af-
ter school by Clay Parker, the local
photographer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Junior High Athletic Teams
Were Active


Libby Junior high school had its
ups and downs in athletics during
the past year but under the direc
ton of Principal C. H. Keel there
was a decided increase from last
year in the number of athletic
events.
With boys who had little or no
previous experience in football, the
team lost three hard-fought games
to the freshmen eleven. In basket
ball the boys had good season
as they won nine games and lost
three but finished poorly in fourth
place in the district tournament at
Eureka. They defeated Troy five
times, Eureka and Boomers Ferry
twice and lost once each to Troy,
Eureka and Kalispell The junior
high track team won its only meet
. of the season, the Lincoln County
grade trackmeet, with 70 2-3
points Eureka placed second with
"A % points and Troy was third
with 20 points.
For the first time in several years,
a junior high baseball team was
formed and proved to be a success
as they defeated the Troy grade
team twice by scores of II to and
% to II.
There are several lettermen grad
uating this year but most of the
boys will be back next year and
Mr.. Keel is looking forward to an
other successful season.
Coach R. W. Wasley announced
Monday, May 81, that the Libby
high school track team, which won
the state class B. Championship are
20 receive gold track shoes for their
fine work at Missoula, May II and
II. The boys who are to get the
awards are as follows. Ray Munro
Bob Chapman, Eugene Nelson, Dave
Klehm, John Solem, Jim Raft, DON
aid Martin, Donald Madison and
manager Harry Moe
There are also medals for the boys
who placed at least third in any
event at the Missoula track meet
The classification of the medals are
gold for first, silver for second and
bronze for third. The boys who will
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son, one gold, three silver and two
bronze; Ray Munro, two gold and
two silver, Bob Chapman, two gold
and two silver; Dave Klehm, one
bronze and John Solem one gold.
Band to March Memorial Day
Lbs Banu Will march and play
for Memorial Day services as it has
in the past few years, to close Lbs
Band activities for this year.
Under the direction Of Bert J.
Skakoon, the band has been active
this year. It presented four concerts,
one in the New Central auditorium
last fall, winter concert in the
Junior High Auditorium and the
spring concert in front of the high
school last week.
The band also gave a concert for
the people of Troy in the Troy
High School auditorium.
The Pep Band, branch of the
band has also been active. 1t played
for basketball games and for many
OF the pep rallys.
Athletic Pictures Taken
Football basketball and track