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The Omaha guide., 1945-12-29
TOO MUCH JIBBER B

Last week this column defended young people
from the charge frequently made that the younger
generation is "going to the dogs" Old folks have
always thought that the youngsters were too skit-
fish and irresponsible, and that will probably al
ways be true. Plato complained about it, and Mar
tin Luther was concerned on the same score.
This week our position sounds like an about face,
for it is a complaint about the unnecessary amount
Of noise that many of us make as we 60 about our
daily routine. This includes some adults TOO, but
the youngsters have more energy, and perhaps think
less about other people. If your conversation or
your laughter attracts undue attention, or serves to
disturb your neighbor in any fashion, the chances
are that theer is too much Of both. It's no more.
sensible to strike people in the face with shouts and
Jibber jabber than to strike them with your fists.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-29

stock once in awhile. And many Americans are
onw taking such stock of themselves as individuals,
as well as OF the nation as a whole. The direction
which America takes in 1916 may well determine
whether western civilization gets the necessary grip
on itself, or whether the golden age of democracy is
even now pretty well over.
GOOD NEWS FOR CT JOE
Hundreds of thousands of veterans will benefit by
the hberalized provisions recently made available
to those who wish to continue their studies, or to
borrow money with which to begin business. 1t is
much less likely now that a veteran will begin a
course of study, only to be forced to give it up be-
cause of lack of funds, long before the course is COM
pleted. Not nearly so difficult as before is the task
of borrowing in order to start a business. In some
cities, veterans are pooling their capital, and begin
ming cooperative enterprises which, if well manag-
ed, will obtain strong pubuic support.
The Negro veteran will still find it difficult to
meet the ~eXacting standards set by banks which
have the money to lend. This veteran needs the
help and guidance Of every qualified individual and
agency in trying to meet those standards. One Of
the most important is making a careful study Of all
the conditions surrounding the proposed business.
A frequent mistake made is that Of relying solely
upon the trade Of other Negroes. Every would-be
Negro businessman should remember this: Negro
es won't buy from you simply because you are a Ne
gro, but they as well as other Americans will buy
when the merchandise or the service is exactly what
thew want.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-05
TRUMAN AND Dewey
LAUD civil LIBERTIES
UNION ACTIVITIES

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (ANP)-
The role of the American Civil Lib
critics union in the nations life was
praised by President Harry S. Tru-
man and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
during it's 25th anniversary lunch
con at the Hotel Biltmore here.
"The union is most publicized
for it's protection of minority
groups" the Presidents message
said, "but | know that your over
all objective is that inherent con-
stitutional privileges be granted to
every person, citizen or alien, with
no thought of race, color or creed.
I know, too, that you fight for the
rights of majorities threatened by
illegal monopoly and repression.
81 believe with your members
that whatever mans political
thinking, whatever his background,
environment or education, he must,
if he be real American, respect
the aims of organizations such as
yours. The integrity of the Ameri-
can Civil Liberties union and of
it's workers in the field has never
been, and, l feel, never will be
questioned. Officers, directors and
members of the union, have per-
formed outstanding service to the
cause of true freedom"
Not only is the American Civil
Liberties union an essential part
of American life and to "the in
dividuals whom you have helped
against injustice" Dewey said, "but
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mitted by the bipartisan commit
tee. declared: Il will stop at moth
ing until we pass fair employ
ment practices law in Philadel-
phia."
When asked whether or not Pre-
BILE county planned to withdraw,
Brumbaugh said, ''There is no indi-
cation whatever that they will with
draw. 1t is only a matter of the
amount to be paid" After that has
been settled, Preble county will con-
tinue to pay for it's individual cases,
he said.
The proposed ordinance, which
has been turned over to the law COM
mittee of city council, is now under
study by the city solicitors office
to determine it's legality and con-
stitutionality, Council Schwartz
said.
Co-chairmen of the meeting were
Bishop C. Cameron Alleyne and
Rabbi Simon Goldberg.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-05

to the self-respect of the commun-
ity and Of all citizens who appreci-
ate our priceless heritage of per-
sonal, political and religious liberty
and regard for the dignity of the
individual"
Luncheon speakers included
Dean William H. HASTE, Howard
University law school; Wilbur For
rest, chairman of the Commission
of the American Society of News
paper editors, which made recent
world tour in the interest of free
dom of the press; Gilmore M. Her.
rick, former New York NLRB reg
ional director James Lawrence Fly,
former chairman Of the Federal
Communications commission, Cliff
ford ]. Durr, FEC member, and Rob-
ert N. Baldwin, ACLU director.
The $50 members and friends
discussed the problems of conscien-
tious objectors and freedom in pub
lie schools. Chairmen of the four
sessions were Thurgood Marshall,
NAACP counsel; Robert M. Mac
Iver, Columbia university; DR.. Ed
ward C. Lindeman, chairman Of the
unions committee on civil rights
IN labor relations and James Law
renee Fly.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-05
PERSONNEL IN LIBERIA
CRITICIZE CONDUCT OF
u. ). HEALTH MISSION

MONROVIA, Dec. 5 (ANP).-
Considerable criticism is being lev
eled at members of the United
States Health mission sent here to
supervise the setting up of public
health program for Liberia. So acute
did the situation become that local
newspapers have published reports
that at the government hospital op-
Grated by the mission, the patients
were being fed pigs feet for break
fast dinner and supper on several
days. The published charge said that
food was often improperly prepared
and that patients in some instances
had to get their food from the out
side.
Another charge is that the beauti-
full young nurses, most of whom
were recruited from New York City,
behave in an unseeming manner in
their quarters which are on the up
permost floor of the hospital. 1t is
said that considerable dancing, sing
ing and revelry goes on in the quar-
ters, disturbing the patients who are
located just beneath. The music by
radio is relayed to their quarters by
an amplifier.
DR.. West has had previous expe-
rience in foreign public health prob
lens. For a brief period after the
close of the last war he served in
Ethiopia in such a capacity. He has
had charge of the Harlem Public
Health clinic and just before join
ing the army medical corps early in
the recent world war, he had served
as superintendent of Provident Hos
pital, Chicago.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLLEGE STUDENT (colored) wishes to
get dinner days week for small family.
% care for children evenings. Dupont
COLORED GIRL wants Light part-time job,
cleaning or days work. Call AID. 1909.
COLORED GIRL wants work cleaning Of
fee. Franklin S453.
CoLOREp WOMAN. reliable. wants part
time work. NO. 012o.
only. only ! Box 2x 211sY, sT,n star - ..,
1910 srd st. NV. No. a75s. EMMETT
SMITH
GIRL. eolored, wants days work. will sit
with baby evenings. IL $500.
% lime r.. fgsoisa; sa41. oes'fss sn~ iuii OF part
GIRL. colored, wishes days work. Cali
sisE edssT teDoorea D% Ex wanss Gaei morning work.
hw., from to 12; SIS week and carfare.
GIRL tcoiored) wishes work. $40 to $3.50
pm. 4 or 8 evenings a week. NO. 0s23
lss Sray vans oA confs rs kG sSls
salfsTe '0l0lsd Atlantic xsn'i sas aa'i sS
safhHas GfRI lcolored, reliable wants part-tim.
wora aoopn * Psc1s ies or e e sa
couple or small family; live in but no
basement room: good pay required: has
health card and ref. Write K. J. BOWLES.
RID 8, Box 45. Ashburn. Va. .
GIRL (colored) wants work for Mondays
DE. 263S after PM
GIRL, colored, desires days work: laun-
dry; references; SIS and carfare HO.
3240.
GIRL. colored. experienced, for days work,
from 10 to 4: S4 and carfare. Call ME.
1854
GIRL, colored wants Job as general house.
worker; no Sundays; good reference. North
60a5.
GIRL, col, g.h.w.; 10 am. through din.
ner: adults: excel. refs; good cook: don't
mind some Sundays or nights; $3.50 week
LAUNDRY WANTED to do at home. Nc
sheets. CO. S797.
tkAAuND9KEss q wants .s lssnsry d out, BY day
NURSE, practical, wishes accommodation
work sitting up with children evenings
WID0W, white. With son IL. wants wori
IN family where can have my son stay
With ne; willing worker: likes children
Boz 200-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.


TEACHERS, clerks. receptionists;. select po-
sitions No charge unless PLACED: TOP sal
sEst Il YES yns,Y,3s lsll s. t.ro Ma SIi4
5000 mo-, knowl. acct; stenog., legal, 5ia-
day wk.. S195 mo-: stenog.. aviation.
$40 wk.' bookkprs,, $50 wk., full charge
oper., Rem-Rand, Sl45 Hundreds of ex-
eellent openings hourly. Top salaries;
Est. ~ yrs. BOYD'S SERVICE, 1888 F
st. Opp. CAPITOL Theater) Ma. 1888.
STENOGRAPHERs, $50 week; association
Offices. stenog., some bookkpr., S172 mo-:
stenog.. payroll asst, S175; bookkprs.,
S45,S5Q Wk. Welcome: See Miss Ford.
I4th st, and y, Y; ave. RE. 3S45.
men. S345 mo-; essential with postwar
future. int. Monday, Tuesday; stenogs.,
$45,S5o wk; up: % bookkeepers, $50 wk,
clerks, S35-S40 wk.; shipping clerks .m.),
$50 wk.. exper. steele, no drinkers,
please. Hundreds of excellent openings.
s,I. SSms IN. Est. 22 yrs) PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 @ st. Next to Epiphany
Church. lNA 21l4 6QSa R2hn
Evening star., 1945-01-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CONVERSATIONAL RUSSIAN By cultured
EVENINGS or Sundays. MI. 7077.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed Day and
part-time classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1910 N. Y. ave ME.
sTENOGRAPHIc and secretariai classes
now forming. Beginners' and refresher
comptometer, all secretarial subiects. Est.
27 yrs. Accredited. INQUIRE row. Ma
233s. BOYD SCHOOL 1888 p st. topp.
LEARN 10 FLY. call Oliver ssss. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
WOMEN ind fngerprinting interesting and
p5easant n4 5ain now Free
TUTORING. English and all subjects.
grades Is. experienced public school
teacher. DE. 1888 or MI. S257.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher beginners. review, speed dictation
private lessons: moderate rates DU. 1928.
have hay uo the sirplaneI;. we will qualify you
pilot, Box l2S-Y. Star 7s
TRIANGLE INSTITUTE-Individual in
struction in arithmetic, algebra, geometry
and trigonometry.. 10 am. to pm.
National Press Bldg, 14th and sts.,
Room 239. District 2480. H.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASsisI mother with household duties
Chan Hs M sGSa h1m A coloTed
30 ADps ss free N s zach
cHILD's NURsE-Responsible person look
housework; ] adult; liberal tims off: cit,
sfS 5sH4red Sp2 per me coiarsd as5
country home Excellent accorinoda tbons
modern equipment Dav and half off pei
Wk; IS min; to Silver Spring, transporta;
MRS; KAY. Ashton 3935.
COOK. general housework: no laundry
pSeri iSe IN small odan fsmily $40 per month
working conditions: i person: telephone
COOK and md hssn ehambermaid.waitpess. I'D aages expe.
| rienced, to share attractive urstairs bed.
room and bath in Georgetown; reference:
COOK. general housework, for adult famil,
s,ad il 4 assrsa bTsskfast sssa at O. dinner al
COOK for small boarding house. part time
or full time, Call evenings. DE. 964s.,
COOK, no objections to woman with child;
Phone PSe in OR r fsss 9ss; GOOD home and wages
COOK for boarding house. good salary
sRndas also o madwaitress MRS
COOK and g.h.w, Family of Be Persona
DAYS of 'e'a''ns live in ss5 VSFsp wk' 81 s5sa. ''
COOK. experienced: pleasant working con
d,tions; no SUNDAY work. Ap. 51o3;
live in preferred; other help comes in {
s2s soo yees Zoo Wo; 1875. w.. t.. r,nr.
day -dnsd, and every other Sunday off. Phone
COOK and general houseyork, white, very
P00d home and Nrivate hath t0 reliahlf
carfare refunded On interview. 1903 sotf
COOK and s;h:T. City retsrensss nc 5, required
COOK. high standards, health certificate;
book 9thiS SNp hesp Ga Ss1s m so
dSSk iSsS ss .SS ssssr'sasss' S4ss sa,
ssnSspieat e tTsnsn full time Sc sGs
cook cSs %Sp sSss 9F s9sa Good
adults; no evenings: S25 week. Call TR
s76s until 5: after 5. ia. 3274.
COOK AND BOUSEKEEpER. part time
laundry: have other help; located or bus.
line: attractive salary to experienced per
son with GOOD refe-ences. Call WI. 25oe
ss othsr bep Eep seep S ax
room' room @ bath and radio. ELLIsToN, MA
COOh-MAND. small apartment, family z.
weekly, Phone MI. 5000 Sunday, 1912
COUPLE, as cook and butler. for private
residence; salary, $500 month. Call WO
COUPLE, experienced, white or colored, to
act as housekeeper, chauffeur and house
man. for a bachelor in the country; live
Call KensinEton 11-J-1 after 6 pm. for ap-
COUPLE for general housekeepins on coun.
try estate. Man must be experienced al
butler. chauffeur, and both man and wife
experienced serving table, Large private
bath and lovely 4-wfndowed bedroom, twir
beds, radio and air-conditioning. Owner
out of city part time. but irregular. some.
times late hours and elaborate entertain.
ing when at home. No children in family
couple going to our Western home. but will
recommend us Phone Falls Church 27S0
COUPLE, refined colored; woman for
g.h.w., husband partially employed: good
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, colored girl; live
In or out. North S100 g.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. colored. OF
ironing or cooking; 50 day, carfare. lunch
Apply IN person Monday between | and 4
GENERAL HousMEwoRKER, light laundry
plain cooking; experienced; 5H7-day week
so week EN-; $3.50.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, part time. ]
adults; lisht laundry; $40 week piui
eaEsaHsA SENnSAL A noJSsSEs@soRkER. JSSEss plain eookinr
q S16.26 per week. AD. 5o6i. = :
Evening star., 1945-01-07
SITUATIONS woMEN.

BABIES TRAINED NURSE-Wish to take
salary, S15e per mo. Cali Sunday and
Monday, I pm to pm. TIE. 4O55.
BEAUTICIAN, colored, wants part-time
work. experienced. North 1916
BOOKKEEPER, typist, experienced, Will
take weekly and monthly accts.: work done
g. arb hpms pTs i ! GE iIa o952. -. ........
experience, capable OF assuming full
responsibility. Of varied kinds Of once
routine; available January 15. Box 322-
DIETiTiAN. food supervisor or restaurant
manager. qualified to assume complete
charge OF any food department Available
Immediately. Box 201-Y. Star.
DIETfCIAN, experienced. white, 40 years
Of age. would nk9 position q food super
visor or similar en1uloyment; can furnish
references. Box 233-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MATCHMAKER to be full partner In establ
3ewelry business, capital not necessaryi
refsrenes fs e % required; ecu Box Soy, Star
class. trade: owner retiring will take rea-
sonable down payment from. experienced
operator: doing $3.50 per day, JESSE
WE CAN SELL your business quickly.
HAMMOND g. CO., DE. 2002; New YorG
j HAVE EXCLUSIVE I 4Sg LISTING on beer and
liquor tavern in nearby Maryland, short
way from the District line on main high.
monthly. with unlimited opportunity for
either now or postwar increase and ex-
pansion: $500 month rent with to 10
down. CAN EGGIEToN REAL ESTATE.
2Sl3 f4th ct. NV. to buy or sell. DU.
SQ61. ewes. and Sun. DU. O747. ~
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Evening star., 1945-01-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRANSPORTATION to Wichita Fails. Tex,
or vicinity, desired by married couple
share expenses, Trinidad 1906. Ts
YOUNG LADY desires transportation to
Miami. Fla, share expenses. JEAN MAR
TIN TN, MI. 9s93; after 8 pm. call -Ex.
SERyICEMAN, driving to Brownwood, Tex,
via New Orleans Monday Jan s, desires .
passengers. Phone Manassas 14-F-31. -
LADY DRIVING to California 5th of Feb,
after ~ .'es' hone In 1s'' 3:
ARTIST WISHES RIDE to or near Sara
sofa, Fla around Jan. Is; can drive.
snare expenses; references exchansed.
Phone Jackson 1859
DRIVING to Los Angeles between 10th
and 18th January; can take one or two
passengers; Al Plymouth Box 24l-Y.
GENTLEMAN wants TRANSFORMATION fJan
1O-1D Florida, Georgia or Southern
points. win share driving and expenses.
Tel. Dupont $500.
OFFICER DRIVING to Chicago Jan. 9.
desires one or two passengers. MI 1858.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
SITUATIONS MEN 3 WoMEN.

COUPLE, reliable, white. desires position
as manager Of modern apartment house
fo- quarters. and salary. Light ianitor
COUPLE, colored; superintendent and
wife, employed at present, high-class apt
hotel, wishes change; man capable elec-
around work; best references. Box 207-Y,
Star. g.
ber and reliable; man works elseWhere:
Evening star., 1945-01-07
HELP DoMEsrlc.

PART-TIME WORK, days week, 8 to S
~ day plus carfare; cleaning and laun.
WILL EXCHANGE recreation room, own
bath, plus breakfast, possibly dinner. to
single woman for 3 hours work 5 days
1922.
WELL-PAID HOUsEKEEPER-NURsE with
nrst-class refs, permanent; small family.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
SITUATIONS DoMEsTic Cont

WOMAN. colered. wants Work, I've IN;
references. los st. s.e.
WOMAN (colored) wants g.h.w. and cook
ing, experienced; 0 to pm, days. 1427
9th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored.. wants days work; 500
per hour. Hobart 02G7.
WOMAN, colored, wishes. to clean ofices
from 8 pm. to 9 pm. daily, Adams 1871. /.
of references. wants morning work from
9 to 2; no Sundays; $50 week. AT. f7l2.
WOMAN AND GIRL, colored, want part
time and general housework. Please call Elk.
0742
NICE, DEPENDABLE woman, colored,
wants job as chanibermaid, waitress, in
private home: live In. S25 per week. Call
Sunday after 12 O'Clock. Vienna 112-J-3
Evening star., 1945-01-07

4-room apt. after 5 pm; 81 per hour
WoMAA s Gsap Selp 11tsl aith hoasework pa exp with
to Pm, sat,,ndon Monday a through Friday, to
WOMAN. or girl for g.h.w. and care OF
Wk and soy IN nv w ssstiSn days
WOMAN, colored for light laundry and
cleaning; aodge three days week. Telephone
WOMAN, colored, first class, to wait upon
mi-invalid. act as seamstress and make
herself generally useful. Must have had
tsanss Box sY sns sys STAR
WOMAN with refs. for gh.w. Live in. 3
in family; S1Q0 mo. WI. 1891.
n Or ont Or f45o general house work
WorIAI for care of year-old child, week
days; to &. Call NO. 41aa after 8 pm
club; no Sundays; must. have experience
dinner: vases. sIoo. Can ME. oa7s for
m rSDoia5CaToi poCToR,s SMALL HOUSE, general
housework and plain cooking. no laundry
live in, lovely upstairs room, n married
husband can share room; salary. $50. EN-.
NEAR DUPONT CIRcLE-capable WORKING
housekeeper, plain cooking and cleaning;
ys Z ST. NJ ii 800 saod bom.
eolored girl or middle aged woman. sensrsi
housework: live in: no Sundays: salary
open, depending upon qualifications. Call
Se5 WK., railroad fare and large rm
with private bath. for dependable house.
keeper, to do g.h.w.. plain cooking and
Light M.I laugdry sI foE q family Of 2; Moving
school-age child acceptable, at slightly
lower salary. Box 2S5-X. star
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few va
cancies for either men or women in this
popular guesthouse specializing in good
teoa ieTI, M l7iS iSoMsT Nsy II aampshire ass ave NV
| lily wanted by family Of two adults, cook
and g.h.w. Permanent situation for per-
son who values satisfactory home, plea SAINT
room and bath. One block bnsline Be
thesda. Nd Salary, $50 month. Phone
A FREE TRIP to Chicago, top salary and
round trip. fare for reliable person with
refs to help mother move with small
children to Chicago apt: job for 2
crate employers: Phone Clinton rs OF
A GOOD colored laundress and chamber
maid Tor one lady: light work: pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. must take turns with cook
in STAYING nishts: private room. Apply
30lb Whttehaven ss. NV. Telephone North
otSOAs
Evening star., 1945-01-07
OPERATOR-TYPIST-Ex,

NURSE, white, experienced. for 2-year-old
girl; New York or Washington references
required: no other duties; $3.50 mo. Tel
ephone Decatur 01S6.
NURSE for 20-month girl. working couple:
Sunday of; live out; Sl00; LOCAL references
Salp Sal after 5;s. s;3o pm' I'm ER 1923 ou,o
children; good wages; references. Micagan
1866
NURSE, registered age 25 to 35. for health
club, Boys Club of Washington, 18th and
personality. Call MRS. FRADIN. AT. O949
9:3o am. to 4:30 pm.
care of 3 and year old boys: attractive
private room; salary, 500. Phone ia.
OFFICE CLERICALs-Permanen positions
and general oface work. GARFINCKELs s,
OFFICE CLERK, convenient for NV. or
and diversified work Apply MISS KAUF-
GoFEEATos for for senneedle power machine,
experienced. steady. NEEDLECRAFT. $50
ORDER d1s6 4 CLERK, by major oil company. to
receive, and handle orders for fuel oil; must
be typist, have good telephone voice and
customers: good working conditions: 5la-
day week: vacation and sick leave plans.
OFFICE GIRLS for BRITISH MISSIONS
and d, ,messenserss Apply 11o7 10th St: NV.
friday, 10 o. SATURDAY. to /; excellent
opportunities. Hiring arrangements ap-
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT to perform duties
of secretary-administrati asst, In small
personnel office; should have college train
ing; should have secretarial BACKGROUND;
prefer some one with personnel interest
and some personnel experience: good op-
portunity for growth and advancement in
personnel work: good salary, plus bonus
51a-dag week essential industry: perma-
PHoToGRAPHIC REPRODUCTION work
reaured a'n IN ali micro
alm, photostat etc. Good pay while
learning and excellent opportunity for
1107 18th st. NV. Employment ONCE
open Monday through Friday. to s.;
saturday. Q 70 1. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
ROOSEVELT GRADE SCHOOL
NOTES

Jerry and Beryl Stacy Of Brem-
erton, Helen Japp of Whitefish and
Dolly Roberts have recently enrol
led
The seventh grade manuel train
ing class has finished IL games Of
ring toss as Junior Red Cross
project These will be used in hos
pitfalls for service men. The boys
had hard time making the rings
Of jute as MANILA rope is not pro-
durable.
The fourth grade have Wings Of
Health Club. Officers elected were:
president, Carol Kearney; secretary,
Jackie Stevens
Luella Kearney suffered an in
jured nose while skating which is
keeping her out of school.
The Art classes have ffiada sonlc
interesting character and style
sketches of different periods in the
history of our country.
The Assembly presented very
interesting program last week.
Numbers were: Talk on the Flag,
by Donnie Leonard; Flag Salute,
by all, Star Spangled Banner, by
all; Talk on the March of Dimes, by
Lois Johnson, All Through the
Night 1.-TWO part singing) by the
music class, and Army Air Corps
Song, by all. These programs are
to be monthly events.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
ROOSEVELT GRADE SCOOL

Two new members have been
added to the sixth grade class role.
Roy Roberts has transferred from
the Pinkham school and James Sta
cy from the Junior High school al.
Bremerton, Wash.
After losing rather one-sidea
game to the Whitefish Junior High
team last week the Roosevelt school
team showed some improvement in
winning practice game from the
High School freshman by the score
of 80 to IS. The boys who made
the trip to Whitefish were Johnny
Burgette, Norman Erie, Dean Evins,
Harry Gilbert, Bobby Korn, Donnie
Leonard, Hubert Mckenzie Jimmie
Peltier, Duane Purdy and Everett
Richmond. The team plays the Lib
by Junior High team at Libby this
week.
Committees have been organized
to provide assembly programs for
each Friday morning Of the school
year. Each pupil will be on a COM
mittee to appear on program The
chairmen selected are. Sixth grade
Leola Frost, Harry Gilbert, Paul
Beckstrom and Shirley Mikalson;
seventh grade, Joann Finch, Tommy
Nelson, Sally Purdy and Jerry
Smithson; eighth grade, Maxine
Elliott, Bobby Korn, Marie Kuch-
enski, and Donnie Leonard