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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
CHORUS PRESENTS VESPER
PROGRAM

Libby music lovers found a real
treat in store for them at the annual
Vesper Service program sponsored
by the Libby high school chorus last
Sunday afternoon in the junior high
auditorium.
The program, under the direction
Of Bert ]. Skakoon, included hymn
and negro spirituals sung by the
chorus, a part-solo by Myrna Peter
son, solo by Fern fisher, and a
violin rendition of ave Maria" by
Mr.. Skakoon. Miss Germaine
Schlumm was accOmpanist.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
FIREMEN REPORT DRILL
OFFENDERS
BY Jimmy Roberts

Libby High school firemen held
their weekly fire drill Thursday,
April 5 at l0:40 a. m. 1t was re-
ported by fire chief John Solem
that the students conducted them
selves in an orderly manner except
for five, who ran up the stairs upon
entering the building.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12

negative, debated Monday night be-
fore the Libby Lions club. Mrs. B.
]. Skakoon, debate instructor, an
nounced today that the team will
journey to Kalispell Friday ID, to
debate with the Kalispell high
school cam.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

New officers for the American
Children's club were elected Mon
day morning by Miss Margaret
Stuhlreiter's third grade. The new
officers are. president, Alice May
Martin, vice president Susan LIE
Due, and secretary treasurer, Gray
Rasmussen. The club is planning a
nature hike this Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SPONSORS DANCE

Libby junior high school spon-
sored dance in the high school
gymnasium Friday, April 6. The
music was furnished by Smith
Reds orchestra. The dance was we'll
attended by both junior and senior
high school students.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
TEAMS TO DEBATE

The Lbs debate team, consisting
Of Margery Hunter and Marilyn
Neils, on the affirmative, and Cor
don De Rosia and jim Raft on the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
Beebe Exhibits Medal

During a meeting Of the Lbs
high school students and faculty
Friday afternoon, April s, Donald
Beebe, sophomore, showed purple
heart medal to the assembly Sgt
John Beebe, Don's brother, was
awarded the medal for wounds re-
ceived while fighting in the Eu-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
PASSENGER TIRE QUOTA

Drastic reductions in passenger
car quotas for April will allow the
local War Price and Rationing
Board to grant new tires only to
the most essential drivers. Drivers
who are denied new tires must
rely on recapped tires, the local
board said, pointing out that the
April quota allocated by the Rubber
Bureau of the War Production
Board is down approximately 81 per
cent from March, because Of a de-
cline in civilian tire production. The
reason for the sharp drop in pas
senger tire production is the seri-
ously diminished supply Of carbon
black.
Say, II saw your adj. in the West
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12
Mrs. B. ]. Skakoon, Lbs home

Mrs. B. ]. Skakoon, Lbs home
economics instructor, attended a
Home Economics meeting in Great
Falls Thursday and Friday of last
week. Housing was the topic Of dis
cussion. Mrs. Dexter Shaurette sub
stitutcd during Mrs. Skakoons abb
sence.
Mrs. Hal Hepner substituted Tor
Mrs. Paul Church, English teacher
who was i'll Thursday and Friday
Of last week.
Continued on page eight
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12

Coach Russell Wasley has intro
duced a new game to the physical
education class. 1t is a combination
game of football, basketball, and
soccer. A name has not yet been
given for it.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-12

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Three Airmen
Killed In Crash

GOODMAN FIELD. Nv lamp
Col r, o Davis Jr. command
ins officer OF Goldman field an
nounced Sunday that an army
twin-engine Mitchell bomber
crashed killing three officers.
members Of the five man crew.
The plane was on a combat train
ing flight and crashed while fly
ing over the Ohio river approx
maiely five miles west OF yovay
Ind. near Madison Ky.
Two crew members were
thrown clear OF the wreckage
and escaped with minor injuries
A board OF qualified army Off
GERS will investigate and deter
mine the exact cause.
The dead we're LIST 1t Samuel
A. Black, pilot Plainfield y. j..
md II. stephen Hotesse. co-pilot.
New York and 70 Glen W. Pull
man. navigator. Los Angeles.
Survivors are Cpl. Isaiah Grice.
engineer gunner. Jacksonville
Fla. and Pvt Napoleon Gibbons
armorer gunner. Chat ga.
Tenn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
MASONS HOLD
SMALL SESSION

Because a. me 0DT order re-
stricinS civilian travel me
grand session Of ne Prince Hal
Grand chapter and the order u
the Eastern Stars are holding
an ahhreyia'ed session in Detroit
Aupns, 10 p
II was e1nlained hv William
Green Nonda hat during the
limited sine only The moss in-
poriant business Of Tho lodge
will be taken up and ne usual
social aciivi'ie. will not be Civ
on
Tie Crea'er Wayne Council Of
chap'ers are the hosts ~ me
rrsnd assemhl, Waiter 81 eye
ard r Schnster Mrs Florence
Fields and Mrs Essie Wiler pa
irons and mairors OF their re-
specii,c ehan'ors will represent
their chapters for ne period
They will be assisted by he
representatives % the other
chapters IN Detroit and Wayne
county
4 limited number ~ DELEGATES
from Flint Albion, Battle Creek
and Pontiac have made reserva-
tions 10 attend ihe conference
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Michigan Citizens Committee
Endorses Hill For City Council

Charles A. Hill. Detroit min
lister who IL candidate for the
City Council. was endorsed last
Friday by the Michigan Citizens
committee. The committee pledg-
ed to campaign for Rev. HIS
election to the Council. along
with other candidates that they
had approved
Sunday was Charles A Hills
Day in all the colored congrega-
tons throughout the city. Each
church raised a contribution for
the minister's campaign
The west-side preacher has re-
ceived the support OF organized
labor. civic and social groups Of
both races. because OF his pledge
10 seek increased housing and
recreational facilities. full en-
ployment and speedy reconver-
sion for the citizens OF Detroit.
according to Fred A. Allen. chair
man OF the Hiil-For-council COM
mifiee.
Charles A. Hill enjoys the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
All-Nsgro Co.
Assemblies Trucks
In "a Minutes

ABERDEEN PROVING
GROUND Md The only Negro
COMPANY in the United states
Army viii the mission ~ pui-
ting together military vehicles
The slI9h Motor Vehicle Assemh-
IL company OF the 9th Battalion.
has just completed its training
a, the Army Service Forces
Training Center Aberdeen Prov
ing Ground. Md. the worlds big
eest and busiest Ordnance re-
search and development center,
There il one Michigan resident
In the siie'h which is command
"a by Captain John J Mccoy OF
Cincinnati, Ohio He is Private
Tirs, lass Nathaniel HAYNES.
sesi s4'h street Detroit
In five short months since Jam
uary -. when IL was formed. the
3iisth has proven itself one of
the finest assembly units in OPP
eraiion and new losses CT
trucks together IN an average OF
81 minutes Of handling
Tn. anti Las assembled every
thing from i4eps 70 ei4-fon six
wheeled truck win drive on
AT six wheels Included ~ the
equipment carried along by the
allsrh is 2 complete au'omoiive
repair unii machine shop, weld
ine shop and an tho accessories
All ihs enlisted soldiers q The
unit arc specialists having been
trained q this writing 10 do a
specifi, Jos however There is
no CT in ne company who has
nc' pulled hitch on all OF the
u assembly stations az some
time or another during the train
ing period.
one a. Tho methods used 70
speed up he line when It is
stacking TO gentle showdown
Capt Mccoy explains IS 10 &c,
good ho' record like Lionel
Hampton 'Chop-Chopr or lii
Greens "Ill Have Place 70
Co on the loud speaker system
All Will DO well hen. bur fast
The 3iieths GIs can knock out
6 X S. faster when clamps
Rooeic Z Jumping in their ears
than Frank Sinaira can send
Bobby soSers out Of tho world
with OH Never Smile again
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
In-Law Trouble
Ends In Staying

Al arsamfnf win MS wife over
hfr family was he ressrn given
tv Willie wight a. sai7 ciee-
ry who ri4esed i,er'ine nls
1is- death nfh hatchet on
Ja 10
WH1N surrendered 20 SGT Nlr-
I'll Decrsre a. the First Pre-
crf station one hour after his
wife uneontious body was found
p an alley a; iaileck and be-
Quindre She was suffering from
nul'irle decorations and Ahra-
sions o. ne forehead She died in
tho admitting room At Receiy-
INK hospital At 3 am TIE same
morning
The deferden IL being held on
charge 81 investieatinn u muir
der 80 told police ihs he had
an argument with his 24-year-oid
wife. Fiizahefh. abou; her peo-
pie So DeGrace said nat
Wright said hat he struck his
VIE several times with the
hafehef
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Detroit Police
Corner Thieves
From St. Louis

A couple OF alleged house
breakers were arrested Saturday,
by Def. Lieut. Wallace s vii.
liams and bet Williams sim.
mons OF the special investigation
squad for theft OF properly val.
ued al $1,000 in ST. Louis No
The two defendants are I'd.
ward Lee Minor. 20 and Emily
Jane owen. 20. Of $50 z. Kirhy
Lieut. Williams said that n.
couple admitted 10 hin. tina they
broke into the home Of Mrs. Rob.
by L. Rswls. 1898 " Bens
street St Louis. and also ia
four or five Detroit homes since
they have been operating in De-
tfoit. The TWO suspects have been
in Detroit for ,so weeks. police
said
Found in their possession We're
several articles of iewelry and
a camera. Miss Owens had social
security card eS-7ei5-i75. belong
INK TO Emily owen. and an army
discharge paper belonging 10 an
Irving Allen Jr.. which bore
the serial number 39S39374. S,0h
Inf. was found on Minor. Police
are trying TO locate the owners
Of these TWO Identification arti.
cles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
NAACP ROLLS UP SLEEVES
TO FIGHT u. S. COVENANT

Houston. Warrington and Sroifs-
wood Robinson. Richmond. Va
nr Roh4r, O. Weaver director OF
community services To- the Amer
iran Council on Race Relations.
va. cues q the conference
n Weave presented ne COM
musi'v sWef' and social conse-
cuences ~ restrictive covenants
mo Inquiry - ran'se health M
crease 10 crime and racial ten
slors resulting from propcr'y
bans The conference revealed
ira, mere are now about ~ re-
sfri,tl,e covensri cases pending
Ia california. FIVE IN Detroit and
several here chicago VAS chosen
as ne size Tor the conference
because a The aggressive hznt
" eed here asslns; tse race prop
errv hans The American Council
On Rare Relations sf'sd - host
Is teieza'ss hv permiirrs use
80 IA ot.l,ss ard cfi!te q t.ies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
NAACP ASKS ACTION
AGAINST COL. SELWAY

CINCINNATI ohio - Members
~ ne NAACP Board ~ piiesfors
their lulv r'e"irc nere No,ed
unanimously 10 request lie Var
department 10 irtesugsie and
lake vhat4yer afprorris action
Fl. inrt stee asDesf oionel ko-
bert SslNay FORMER oommand'i
~ tho a7-th Rapeii+n' sfoup
'o- issuiae 81 order NieiatlnS q
War Gagerinen directive ham
aing Accumulation Colonel Sell
WAYS nsder resulted in The orr
ginal arres Of iei Negro off,
rers a, Freeman Field ior enter
ig uhi's officers club.
Ths NAArP's formal demand
rep being drafted FOR presen'a-
ION 70 he Wa department will
4. EXCERPTS from the transcript
~, testimony from Tie cour's-mar-
nal ~ I.iea'enants Nsrsden
Thor pson Ir AID Shirley =
chr on recently acquitted OF
charges ~ vioisans the Illegal
def issued by Colonel Selway.
Testimony IN TIE case o. the
negro officers who we're held
under arres Tor "a days shows
further 'haf colonel Selway reHu-
dated his own statements made
earlier regarding the directive is-
sued The NAACP VIII press viz
oronsiv tho demand FOR punish
men' ~ this officer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
GOODMAN FIELD
oFFICERS ENJOY
KY. HOSPITALITY

GOODMAN FIELD Ky.-fANPl--
a royal Kentucky welcome was
extended to the officers OF God
man Field and vicinity. with the
opening Of the swanky new
Beecher Terrace officers lounge
in Louisville on Saturday.
The club which occupies a
part Of the parish house Of the
Church Of Our Merciful Savior.
was established with the coopera-
ton OF tho Army and Navy Serv-
ice commission and the Louis
vilic Defense fund Al cost Of
$4,000
on hand for the opening cere-
monies We're several hundred or
ficers. including pilots and bonn
badiers OF The 477ih composite
gronp and a score Of army nurs-
cs from nearby Nichols General
hospital
Among the guest speakers was
IT, Robert Ming now on duty
at Goldman field. who Represented
Col Davis.
Members OF the sponsoring
committee are the Rev. Lawrence
Davis. pastor OF Reechment Pres
hyterian church. Venerable Harold
Weaver arch deacon. diocese OF
Kentucky: The Rev. F. y. Rock.
secretary for Christian education.
and the Rev. Farand Williams.
Deacon and Father George A.
Fisher pastor Of the Church Of
Our Meroiful Savior.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
DUBOIS DEMANDS
COLONY COMMISSION

WASHINGTON AMP Esta-
hlisnment OF an International CO..
lonial commission within The
framework OF the United Nations
assembly was called FOR By Or.
W r. y Dubois special NAACP
assistant when he appeared be-
fore the senate foreign relations
committee las Wednesday morn
inr
The committee Is holding hear
ings on The san Francisco char
ter ana in TWO days had listened
10 opponents OF the charter. Dr.
DuBeis while not opposed TO
the charter appeared on he first
day allotted o the opponents he
was one 81 the three consuliauts
10 the conference designated by
tie NAAcP
In his siaiemen, TO The COM
miitee he pointed out that The
world security charger makes no
provision Tor representation Of
colonial peoples.
III gives a. n'tie recognition
as possible 70 the Wishes Of ne
colonial peoples themselves ne
declared
lie described the colonial sys-
tom as being lndemocratic and
expressed reeret that The United
States was aiigned wi'a the great
colonial powers rather han with
China and Russia which he said
DO not depend upon imperialism
in his statement TO The COM
nftee on Monday former Secy
Of State Edward Il Stetinius Jr..
explained N summary the eight
MAJOR provisions ~ the charter.
inc.4dlng the subject o. trustee
ship. Considerable questioning IN
ms and on phases Of NE human
rieh,s declarations had been an
'ioipaied but thoy never material
ICED.
The detectives of the trustee
ships system include the poiiti-
cal economic social and eduoa-
iionai advancement ~ the de-
pendent peoples concerned and
heir Development toward self
ernmenr o. Independence 'o-
seiher with announcement Of re-
spec Tor human rights and fun
damerial freedoms Ste-iinius
said These provisions constitute
another long step forward from
The league Of nations mandate
sys'cm'
Anulal reports for each nom
strategic trust territory will be
required hv The general assembly
on he basis OF quesiionnaire
prepared hy he trusieoship coun-
cil. he explained 10 credited
both mo war and navy depart
nenfs Tor ihcir participation in
the framing N Tho frusieeship
provisions OF tho charter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

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Man Gets
Three Years

Friday Federal Judge Frank A.
Picard sentenced John McDavid
90 sherman. 20 the Federal peni-
Tertiary for three years McDavid
pied guilty TO a mariiuana
charge He was accused ~ pre-
pairing marihuana cicarets for
sale. after soaking them with a
mixture Of paragoric and whiskey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

reputation OF being a progresslv,
and has championed many pro-
Jects for better race relations
and for the economic progress O,
the working people. Because h,
is not a "stargazer" or dreamer.
but down-io-earth leader. esery
citizen should give him hu
support" Allen said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
700. 3O4 Negroes
In World War III

WASHINGTON y. C.-In the
period between February e and
Nae / ia45. the Armys Negro
strength increased lo.0e2. or
setting drop Of IT, 3es previous
" reported The war Department,
announced TODAY Negro person
reI numbered zoo 30i on MAY l.
Of which 4os2 we're WAS
As OF May I some 5li4s2 Ne
rroes. including members Of the
womcns Army Corps. were serv-
ing overseas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
Urgent Need
For Women

A very limited number Of
openings for women. aged
2O-49, for highly essential
Government work in help.
ing wounded veterans to
regain their health at Army
hospitals in M;chis an, 9th.
er states, overseas. Food.
housing, clothing, medical
care free. Good pay with
opportunity for advance.
ment and postwar career.
Call Cherry $40 for in.
formation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
GlinnpseS -.
On DErROIT'S MIRROR

rs- se.f. ard heN hop
lng t1a' avs
times t 4e.Sf
thar t.s h~9et R''F .esf
,i,s ,e r1fhA. there were
49, ,~ tx gh,,fs and ratesnai
ana aenr-ta
Dr. and Mrs j. B. Green. Of Boston boulevard eeie-
brated their tenth wedding anniversary Tuesday
evening February 18th. their home IN grand
style They invited in a number OF friends to ENJOY
the elaborate buffet supper OF turkey baked ham
and all the trimmings. Mrs. Green received her
guests in handsome t~opieee black bengalne
dress, which off at the line th fetch
ing dusty bow made also OF bengaline Her moth
err who visiting here, stunning in Jersey print
with green background And, BY the way, before
go further in listing the guests We must point out
that MIR. and Mrs Randall Brown OF Holiday sburg,
Pa. parents OF Mrs. Green. have been the house
guests their daughter and son-in-a~ for the past
two weeks Among the other guests present were Or.
and Mrs. Frank Raiford. Mr. ard Mrs Gus White,
Dr. and Mrs. Donovan Owens Dr. and Mrs Sclpio
Murphy Dr. and Mrs J. Mosec, Or. and Mrs.
James Gillian Mrs Valerie Pettiford, Or. and Mrs.
H Burndrant, Or and Mrs ROBIN Arlington Dr. and
Mrs. c c. Consta Bile Attorney and Mrs. Alvin Daven-
port Dr. and Walter Mack and DR.. and Mrs Con-
nalis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17

f'' Hmerf af,sct an award ~
p'fo who cpn'rhat, some
fsIrr 'o"srd racal good VIII ard
'.f'ft'fr'irg ar 4 NE advance.
ff eyre wasa ttrt frr
siNfe oe itc nar' ~ fhe afmcn
'he "'ft ard 'nat iheg fef So
frg h thar fre would helm
nsbe me po.t~ar atfiilde 20
tarN frr refarrIrg scrvccmcr
iato-ah.' Gibson leavc horilf
70 VIZ w. hef lfa4 10 said
'ne' toheffe wiz was former com
manoer ~ The rsfr Pursuit squad
ron. is now. deputy commander 81
't' .,2nd Fighter group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
PAGE BOY WIGS

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our glamour attachments for si,le
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
Card of Thanks

The iamiIs OF the late Randall
Harvard wishes 10 thank his
many friends ior their Kindness
and words uf consolation shown
during their Bereavement.
Mrs. Willie Nae Harvard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
LIEUTENANT AND WIFE FETED
AT HOME RECEPTION


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17

Also L IS said sia Grapevine. that recording
record vas received Detroit ast week which bore
the signature Of Nr. and Mrs stanton Hunton. STAN
most 81 you viii remember. Is the lkable
young son OF Mrs irene Hunon. OF Detroit He has
been the ARMY Ter almost t~o and
hear that she dainty rret;s little Miss no signs her
self Mrs hunton IS quite fascinating and her first
name Barbara.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17

Pretty Dor, Fuller Cater Of Tro~ bridge IS one
among our happless Young matrons Monday by the
Of the Red Gross. She received notice from hcr
husband that he Is still beng held as German prs-
oner he told her that he quite well but was be-
ING moved to another camp also that he would write
her as soon a. he was relocated Meantime Doris has
resumed her studies a her form seat OF learning.
Wavne university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17

The Red Caps union. Local 1902 t-TsFA cIo
held Their regular business meeting Tuesdav. Febru
airy - and tentative plans made for their ap.
preaching md-nnier dance
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-26
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. Is tR -Salable
cattle 500; salable calves 100; COM
pared Friday last week: General
market much more normal h S
week than last when peace holi-
days upset the trade; demand con-
tinued brisk for strictly good and
choice steers and yearlings, these
strong to Is higher; common to
low-good grades steady to Is low
err, common and medium light
grassers showing most decline;
largely fed steer run, but strictly
drylot kinds scarce; western
drylot kinds scarce; westernkind-
steers still scarce; best southwest
steers 1850; ten-load-string Brah-
ma bred common and medium Of
fer.ngs 11.60; numerous loads fed
steers scaling 1161-1430 Lbs. topped
at 1900, the ceiling; best yearlings
IT'S; show type heifer yearlings
IT'S; well finished good and choce
S50-10O0 Lib. yearling steers very
popular; stock cattle scarce, slow,
steady at 11.50-13.75; mostly; good
and choice fed heifers firm, all