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Evening star., 1945-01-08
Foreign Policy Critic,
Expected 10 Launch
Attack in Senate
BY the Associated Press.


The bitterest debate on for
eign affairs since the Pearl Har-
bor attack is expected In the
Senate Wednesday Is the result
of President Rooseveltis message
to Congress on the state Of the
Union.
Some Republican Senators are
ready to take the administration to
task for what they consider its
errors In the field Of world politics.
Chairman Taft called the Senate
Minority Steeling Committee into
session today for . discussion Of
the Presidents message. He told .
reporter the Republicans would de-
eide whether to speak out about for
eign policy this week.
Republicans already have charged
in commenting on the Presidents 4
message that he displayed . lack OF
leadership In foreign affairs. Sena-
tor Vandenberg, Republican. OF
Michigan has been polishing q
speech which may cite the viewpoint
Of minority members Of the Foreign
Relations Committee.
Wheeler Continues Fight.
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, oi
Montana, already involved in Z
controversy with Secretary Of STATE
Stettinius, has promised more oi
the kind of criticism he voiced ovel
the radio last week. Senator
Wheeler called asinine the Alliea
demand for unconditional surren.
der of the Axis. Mr.. Stettinius sait
that kind of talk helped the enemy
Also ready to have their say arr
advocates of immediate formation
of an international council to settle
diplomatic disputes now.
Mr.. Roosevelt's statement that
this Nation will not and can no
shrink from its political responsi.
bilities could mean that definite
commitments now are in the max.
ing on the question Of Poland
Greece and italy.
It Is late to press on the Polish
issue as Russia already has recog.
nized the Lublin Committee as thu
provisional government, opposed t
the Polish government in exile ir
London. Nevertheless, the Presi.
dent promised that this Nation will
use its power and influence to up
hold the aims Of the Atlantic
Charter.
More Aggressive Policy Expected.
The trend Of Mr.. Rooseyelt's re-
marks during the past week haa
indicated he doesn't expect to wiz
on all the issues concerning the
Allies. He said recently that diff
ferences win continue to exist.
However, some diplomats expect
that = more aggressive and con.
cretely stated American policy viii
now emerge which will give thi.
Nation greater influence in shaping
the future Of Europe.
1t Is not expected that the United
States will ask detailed participation
in the settlement Of every European
problem. The keynote Of the Amer.
lean attitude will probably be ar
insistence on better consultation
among the Allies 80 that decision,
can be the result Of combined views
Among the most important area.
in this respect are Austria and
Yugoslavia because there the
reaches OF primary Russian, British
and American interest and re.
sponsibility merge.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
|Grief-Stricken Survivor
Of Oldest Twins Dies
BY the Associated Press.

6y t1te AsBOCIHEeu FIebBs
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, Jan. g.
William B. Pennington, 90, surviving
brother of the country's oldest twins,
died yesterday at his home in Fish
ing Greek township.
Members 'of his family said they
believed his death was caused by
grief over the death of his brother
Wilbur on December IL. william
had not left his home since VIII
bur's funeral. they said, but spent
all Of his time recalling their ex-
periences together.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
Truman PIuns to Resign
From Senute Junuor 10
v the Axsociat.d Pre-,

BY the Associated Press.
Vice President-elect Truman plans
to resign from the Senate effective
January Is.
He said today he would submit
his resignation to Phil Donnelly
Missouria's new Democratic Cover
ner, some time this week. 1t will
take effect two days before Senator
Truman becomes Vice President
State Senator Frank p. Briggs, Ma
con publisher, Is expected to be
Senator Truman'k SUCCESSOR.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
German General Killed

NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (P.-Maj.
Gen. Willy Brandner Of the Nazi
SIS Elite Guard. has been killed in
action, the German DNB agency
reported last night in domestic
broadcast heard by the Federal
Communications Commission.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
U. S. Imports in 1914
Luraest Since 1929

Imports into the United States
during 1914 amounted to $780,
600, 900, the largest figure since 1929,
the Commerce Department reported
yesterday.
American cash exports during the
year, not counting lease-lend, to-
tailed approximately $4,000, ,000, 900.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
Roosevelt, Churchill Honored

PARIS, Jan. 8 R.-President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill have been elected to the
French Academy Of Moral and Po-
litical Science, it was announced in
DEGREES published in the omcial
journal today. Gen Charles de
Gaulle signed the DEGREES.
Evening star., 1945-01-08
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Evening star., 1945-01-08
81 Worth of Bununus

Giving . Portuguese youth in the
Azores a to get a few bananas
L. A. G. Stanley Jordan of Evesham
England, received a cart full Of fruit
and no change.
Evening star., 1945-01-08

We've done 1t before and we'll do
1t again-another War Bond today
Evening star., 1945-01-08
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

Of the criminal gestapo who killed
Jimmy Cox, I would hold the Wis
count and 1t. Gen. Mitsuko
KomatSu in solitary confinement.
Gen. KomatSu is a die-hard war
rior.
In the trial the American public
might learn of the viScount'S
collaboration with the former
head of a Nazi espionage service
in Lisbon. Herr DR.. Otto Refine
back, whose contact with Viscount
Motono was through the Japanese
ambassador to Vichy. Takanobu
Mitani.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Anti-ViVisection

petron Tims. MashInrlon Barsaa

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL -
Anti-vivisection forces will con-
tinue 20 press their crusade
against the torture of living AMI
mails on laboratory tables, despite
the death of their national leader,
Or. James =. Briggs, they an
nounced today.
a. II. Pinney, Secretary-treas-
urer of the National Society for
the Humane Regulation of Vivi-
section, which Mr.. Briggs had
headed as president for many
years, declared that the organiza-
tion would intensity its efforts 10
obtain legislation in behalf OF
mans four-footcd friends.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
OUR
TINES
BY Vera
Brown
With the Big-WiGS:

CEoRGE MASON Of Kel-
VI vinator likes large din
ner plates. So when he bought
that Spode for has Canadian
riverside home he got lS-inch
chop plates on which to serve
those duck dinners 10 his pals
in the autumn. They'll be
easier TO fill these days.
X. T. kefirr,T 6trr~ief- -PHeSrr
Is just a farm boy at heart, he
says. When his plants started
the Victory Garden campaign,
his men had no luck. SAYS
Keller. onetime Pennsylvania
farm boy:
"They didn't know anything
about farming. So drew up
plans for little gardens which
would give them what they
needed for their tables. listed
planting times, methods, and
care. Then just TO prove
knew what was talking about
Ne set out 20 Victory Gardens
throughout our plants.
Look at that one out the
window. Did you ever see finer
tomatoes
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

NEW YORK, Sept. 11-As war criminal trials
are being readied in Nuremberg Singapore, Tokyo
and Manila, submit that the international military
tribunal invoke Articles VI, VII and VIII of the
constitutional charter to which the Allied nations
have ascribed to try highly placed Japanese army,
navy and diplomatic officials now interned by the
department of state in Pennsylvania summer re-
sort hotel at Bedford.
The three articles cited covering the defendants state
expressly that their official position, whether heads OF
state responsible officials in government departments
shall not be considered freeing them from responsibility
or mitigating punishment.
The fact that the defendants may claim that they
acted orders of their government of superior does
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Word from W ashipeton:
UEILLED in action In the
IN service of his country.

L. l. y ~ III action IN the
IN service Of his country.
Such official letter has come
from the sdjutant-Genersrs Of
fee 10 Col. Arthur L. Brown.
Michigan state Troops. at Can
field arnory. The hero who gave
meritorous service 10 his COM
try is Mike, q monErel pup who
three years ago attached him
self 10 the state troops, 3ith
Infantry.
Because the city was no place
for big Mike, the boys decided
he should enlist in the WAGs.
They were sure he'd make q
good soldier
He did. Now he lies on Oki-
nawa, not far from the els with
whom he fought and died.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
THEY DIDN'T KNOW

I anticipate that the general
and his 20 army and navy officer
aides will claim they were un.
familiar with atomic development
in Japan and Germany. They will
plead that il is difficult for them
TO understand the interpreters on
scientific matters.
But Gen. OshimaS secretary
may know the secrets-and he
knows English. He is a japanese
who was born in San Francisco.
On completion of his testimony
immigration authorities from the
department of justice should in
stitute proceedings to disqualify
him as an American citizen and
arrange for his indictment as a
traitor.
! found especial interest in q
Bedford Springs ward" OF the
state department Viscount Mo-
tono, highly placed relative Of the
ruling house of japan.
One Friday afternoon in Janu-
.ary. 1910, the viscount spent sew
.eral hours in my room in the
Imperial Hotel in Tokyo.
was Jailed two days later.
lie had reported / possessed
photographs Of japanese prisoners
OF war i'm China.
Nlscount Motono was one-time
acting foreign office spokesman
and later chief of the government
information section in Job the
equivalent Of Otto Dietrich, the
Nazi press officer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
JAPS FOUND DEAD

Two Japanese navy diplomats"
on Adm. Kojima's staff were in
lcustody of what may have been
secret scientific plans on Ger
man submarine caught toward the
end of the war in the north Allan
| tic.
On arrival under escort at
Portsmouth. N. H.. the two Japs
were found dead. What documents
were found with them has not
been revealed.
In previous article for the
Hearst newspapers / stated that
the NaZis and Japs were exchang-
ing research information, blue
prints and shipping scientific
equipment and engineers by sub
marine TO Japan.
My information, which came
from a Swiss source, was con-
firmed this week in q dispatch
from Japan quoting Nazi am
bassador Heinrich Stahmer that
there was "a considerable eX-
change OF technical knowledge
and supplies exclusively by sub
marines" We know that a Japa-
nese submarine was intercepted
while carrying uranium.
l suggest therefore that In the
war criminal trial of the Bedford
Springs internees, the interna-
tional military tribunal summon
the private secretary to Gen.
HiroShi Oshima for information
which the secretary undoubtedly
possessed in his confidential ca
pacity TO the military ambassador
Ito Berlin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Heard Today:


OVER at police headquar-
" tersi that DR.. Howard
Lane, the psyehistrist who
came here from Chicago TO
teach cops how to win
friends and influence people,
Is bueking for Commissioner
Bsllenger's job IL the latter
goes back to the federal gov
ernment.
That Detroit'S first televiSion
station will be George Trendle's,
on the Barlum Tower.
That il Frank nttesn is
elected mayor, James Lee, DEM
oerstie candidate for governor
last time, will be corporation
counsel
That Candy Davidson. hood
lum being brought back from
California, will cop plea 10
the Pontisr holdup rap TO ease
the pressure on the eN-Purple
GsngsterA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Washington Boulevard

uIME LHOCH BROTHERS
IL are planning a million-dOl-
lar expansion for the glorifica-
ton of the Boulevard, and Wal
ter Irving Is taking his shop
over In Grand Circus Park and
into the Women's Exchange
Building where II will emerge
all white and fioodlighted, COM
plete with parking lot and
beauty psFlOr. VIII take a year
70 make the expansions.
kiigors and Hurd are going
10 rival Abereronbie and Fitch
--vith huge sports depart
want complete With fishing and
hunting RodRets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
ADMIRAL IN HOTEL

I recommend transfer 10 a navy
prison of Rear Adm. Mineo Kojims
from his comfortable quarters al
the Bedford Springs Hotel.
He could be charged with espio'
mage up TO Jan. 5, 1945, for direct
ing spying on Allied vessels
moving through the Dardanelles
The material was transmitted by
his agents at lstanbul and Ankara
10 Berlin.
The admiral had a boat, the
Nippon Maru, in Germany. Sew.
eral of his staff escaped in the
vessel to Malmoe, Sweden.
1t is indeed unusual for foreign
diplomats to maintain their own
steamship screiee. But the Japs
are willy operators.
Another group attempted 10
escape from crumbling Nazidom
into Denmark. They were picked
up by Danish patriots and interned
at Copenhagen. They may be now
in the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
BODY CRUSHED

Under Article VI. Paragraph c.
Il the war criminal constitution
covering crimes against humanity
committed against civilians before
the war. / would summon the Wis
count 10 learn from him the off,
cials responsible for the killing Of
James NJ. Cox. for 80 years
Reuters correspondent in India,
China and Japan.
Cox was given G hypodermic
injections before his body was
crushed on a concrete base three
h00r, below an examination room
OF the Tokyos gendarme head
quarters
Until the names are established
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Japs rial in y. S.
Urged By Author
BY JAMES r. YOUNG

Correspondent Japan and Author Of
"The Road 20 Toxic
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

n the Tigers win that pen
nant, Harry Heilman will broad
cast The Series. And II the Ti-
gers and Detroit fans are able
TO litter through.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Around Town:

BANKER FRANK COUZENS,
- his lieutenant-coloners gear
packed away, is back behind his
desk al at Wabeek Bank Bank where he
Is board chairman.
Don't try to buy phOnograph
records with Lohengrin'S or
Mendelssohn's wedding marches
on them-they were sold out by
the end of June.
Moi. Bob Whitley Of Harper
HospitoI, just back from 80
months as a prisoner in the Phil
ippinss, gets fine WeddinR
present from Uncle San, - his
eiUVies.
The mayors young son Gary
Is back In the hospital the sec
ond time this summer: maStold
trouble.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

not release them from obli-
cation. Mitigation of punish
Iment may be determined if
Justice requires.
japanese diplomats and news
papermen are all spies. They
repeatedly commit acts inimical 10
the interests OF the country 10
which they are accredited or as
signed
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

WIFE NeUTBN NT"'NIHi P'FtEy
Palmer Woods mAtron. rushing
home to a party from the north
srn summer home, heekled her
husband all the way in to make
the bank before closing time.
She wanted to get her two
pairs Of nylons out of the safety
deposit box where they had re-
posed all summer for safe keep
ing. She sweArs she'd rather lose
the family silver.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Politically Speaking:

WITHIN 60 days Michigan
w Republicans are really going
TO whoop il up for 1t. Gov.
Vernon Brown - for governor.
First time in party's history it's.
gone across the board for a cam
didate year before the voters
90 TO the polls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
DETROIT TfMES

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

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Cedar, blue, rose or green.
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
FAT SALVAGE MUST CONTINUE

The waste fats saved in Lincoln
county kitchens come right back
home helping to supply Soap, shoes,
tires, cotton sheets and hundreds of
other items, according to E. F.
Staples, chairman of the County
AAA committee.
Montana collections of used fats
in October amounted to 64,765
pounds-according to report re-
ceived by the county AAA chair
man from the Montana Field Ser
vice Branch of the Production and
Marketing Administration.
There is still an urgent need for
more fats, Staples said, citing the
many items which fats are needed
to manufacture.
The salvaging and turning in OF
every drop of used fats to retail
meat dealers means the return OF
plentiful supplies of household
articles. and since fats are used in
the manufacture of numerous other
things we all want-nylon stockings
and electric appliances-the used
fats that county housewives skim
scoop and scrape can help bring
larger quantities of these items back
sooner
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
KOOTENAI VALLEY GRANGE

Kootenai Valley Grange No. 100,
met in the American Legion Hall
Friday evening with a very good
attendance.
There was the usual business
meeting Several important prob
lens were discussed and voted on
at this time. We received four APP
plications for new members.
Mrs. Sal COPYRIGHT planned the
lecture hour which consisted of a
very fine demonstration and talk
ON How to Care for Paint Brushes, =
by Mable underwood; singing of
Christmas carols by the members, a
special song, Solomon Levi by Art
Sheldon; paper on plastics by
Helen Grambauer.
The next meeting will be the
Christmas party Friday, Dee. 81.
There will be a short business meet
ing at o'clock prompt followed by
a Christmas program starting at
nine. All members and prospective
members are cordially invited to
come. Remember the time and
place, American Legion Hall, meet
ing 8 p. m, program 8 p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
UNION CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
ON CHRISTMAS EVE

An impressive candlelight service
will be held on Christmas Eve at
ll:30 in the Presbyterian Church.
This service will be a Union Service
with the Presbyterian, Methodist,
and the Assembly of God churches
participating. In places where a
midnight service has been held ON
Christmas Eve, the attendance has
been large, and the impression on
the worshippers has been very great
and lasting Christmas will be OBJ
serving the birth of Jesus Christ,
the Son of God. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to the general pub
lie to come to this very beautiful
and impressive service.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
H. E. o. Club Meets

The December meeting Of the
H. E. 0. Club was held the sixth at
the pleasant home of Mrs. John
Gaertner in Rexford with Mrs. Roy
Brock as assisting hostess. A large
number of members were present;
Mrs. Everett Humphrey, Mrs. Fred
King and Mrs. Monty Gaertner were
guests. After the opening song and
readings, roll call was responded to
by Christmas gift suggestions.
Among the gifts displayed was. the
lovable Limber-Legs, creation of
Clara Brock, christened by Guy
Brock
Plans were completed for the
Christmas party for returned SER
vicemen to be held at the Gateway
school house on December 81. Mrs.
Harry Butts gave an informative
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
GAS Sunday School.
ll.Q0 Morning Worship


HOO Morning Worship.
The Rev. George H. McCleave of
Lewistown, Montana will preach the
sermon this Sunday Mr.. McCleave
is the Field Representative of the
Board of Christian Education and
the Board of National Missions for
the Synod of Montana. We are for
tunate in having Mr.. McCleave come
to Libby on Sunday, and SO we
should take advantage of this OPP
portunity and hear this fine
speaker.
4:30 Junior High Westminster
Fellowship will meet in the base
ment of the church.
600 Senior High Westminster
Fellowship will meet in the base
ment of the church. AS we are just
starting with these two groups, we
cordially invite any young person
to join with us in these meetings.
This Saturday afternoon at l2.45
the Junior, intermediate, and Senior
Departments of the Sunday School
will meet at the church. They will
then be taken by truck out into the
woods where they will get the
Christmas tree and other green's for
the church, and then they will re-
turn and decorate the church under
the direction of Mrs. Ed Olson. Each
one is to bring sandwiches for him
self; cocoa will be provided.
Circle A will meet this FRIDAY af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter
collars.
CLAYTON M. SHOTWELI,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
II. c. Hj0rth0lm, S. T. d. Pastor

Morning Worship next Sunday,
Dec Is, 3rd Sunday in Advent, will
begin at III a. m. Sermon Theme.
Gods Gift Received in Holy Com
munion." John 1916 This will be a
communion service.I The Sunday
School will begin at GAS a. m.
Parents are urged 10 have their
children learn their parts for the
Christmas program. Remember that
the Sunday School Christmas pro-
gram will be rendered next Sunday,
Dec. l6. at the church at 7:30 p. m.
The Senior Confirmation class
meets at the parsonage at 7:30 on
Monday. The Junior class meets at
the church on Saturday at 1890
a. m. Wednesday classes meeting
on released time meet at the
church.
II. c. HJORTHOLM, Pastor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
GEMS FOR YOUR SCRAPBOOK
COntentment

Contentment is true riches
DillWyn..
Contentment is a pearl of great
price, and whoever procures it at
the expense of ten thousand desires
makes wise and happy purchase.
-Balguy.
You traverse thGworld in search
of happiness, which is within the
reach of every man. contented
mind confers it all-Horace.
All power and happiness are
spiritual and proceed from good
ness.-Mary Baker Eddy.
The occurrences that come to a
man are the fruit of his own char
acter-Emerson. r
The noblest mind the best con-
tentment has.-Spenser,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
Sunday School

Sunday School ...,............ I0:00 a. m.
Glasses for all ages
Morning Worship ...... ll.00 a. m.
Message by Evangelist Homer F.
Rugwell, THE Coat and the Shoes
that were Laid Aside"
SUNDAY Night Service - 7.45 p. m.
The revival services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Rugwell will come
to a close. The evangelist will re-
late his life story, How and Why
He Became a Christian"
REV. F. A. DALTON, Pastor.