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Chapter
xxrAYNE took her back 10 he Of
w fee finally. ard she was al
most q half-hour late. But Mr..
Farham had not returned either.
and 80 Was none the wiser. Anne
moved about during the after
noon as n In . dream. made sew
sral mistakes In fling and spent
long hours rightlng them. Then
n avs o'clock when her work was
done. she came out Of the build
lne 20 find Wayne there. grinning
eheerfuily. his car a the curb
Free ride. lady7" he asked.
uuiFking his eyebrows at her IN
his own inimitable way. and
tucked her in without further
ado.
Wayne drew his car up before
the house where Anne had q
room and kitcheBette with Eve
Aiken who worked in q plant
The house was old. one % the
aristocrats Of the town. and Mrs
Adams who owned u. rented TIE
rooms 20 the girls 20 auuFncnt the
slender income which was all
that remained Of = once-iarKc
fortune. The white pillars. ivy
hung. CLEANED auainily a the
end of q long row of box hedge.
unkenps now since help was
scarce and money 60 employ u
even scarcer. Bot there was q
charm about the place. a Tra-
eiousncSx that time enhanced and
no amount Of neglect could de-
str0y.
WAYNE shut on the engine and
turned 10 look az Anne. 40 the In
tensiiy of his gaze. she felt the
slow ,olor mount up beneath tho
palrness of her cheeks. Il was a.
IL ne were intent or pcrpctuatinE
in his memory every outline.
every contour. 50 that when he
was Far away fTcm her he might
take out the remembered por-
trait from the rccesses Of has
mind 90 Raze on lovingly
I'm going 20 remember you
like this always. I think" he said
finally Hair the shade 81 warm
honey with the sun shininr on u
eyes like gray mooustnnCs--a
prprinus little nose. And your
mouth-oh. Annr-little darlisg'"
Ills arms gathered her close and
his kiss shook her 20 the depths
~ her being. When he rad re-
leased her she saw that ne. TOO
was deeply moved. A strange shy
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lnr~s spranx I'D between them. 50
that IL was hard for her 10 raeet
his eyes and she kept her gre On
the strong brown fingers ciasped
tightly about her own
81 haven't any right % ass you
20 wait for me. Anne.A he oesan
slowly, then gaining souraeH.
but domaone iti I'm going % any
wayl What's a guy 70 talk about
when he's so in love. unless. -
Well. anyway. I'm g0ing % talk
10 YOU about 4 lot of things tn TIE
next few days--things that--On.
what's the use.--Tm not making
sense, am ~"
She was laughing softly as his
complete loss Of facility Of speech.
aYou make plenty Of sense 10 me.
Wayne. but I've got % so In
now -
aAnd I promised 20 look In on
Aunt Edna. She's taking nv 90
iny away pretty hard But III
esil 70. later. tonisht--or drop
lie kissed her hard. helped her
out Of the car and she ran a little
dixxily up the path
She sank down on she window
seat. Still bedaxed and dreamy
eyed. Forgotten were al the
sound reasons she had naarxhailed
TO not being with him. for not
loving him. IL had been tIef as
she had known II would BE- From
the moment he had kissed her she
was lost completely.
THE big room wss growing
Il shadowy with the coming
night Finally Anne rose 20 switch
on several lamps which threw In
% rosy relief the outlines uf the
room. II was G cheerful ulace
with q BIG. chinfx-covcred studio
couch that opened into \ fun bed.
n fine old chest a drawers with q
mirror above IL. an ANTIQUE gate
leg table and deep. slip-covpred
chairs. A bic. white-tiled kath
equipped with \ frillY dressing-
table could be Rlimpsed through
the doorway. while % the rear ~
the main room was a tiny. gleam-
ing kitchonette.
Anne decided now % shower
and change into q housecoat be-
fore Eve got home. Perhaps she
would have time 20 start dinnwT.
too. Eve would no doubt BE- tired
from her cxactina iab0rs on the
asrrmhlv Inc ~ the huge plant
lust outside ~ town But Grsf
Anne must run down 90 see II
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ON DANGEROUS GROUND

cardinal principle Of the American
republic is the Jealous protection 81 mi
noritv rights. The constitution. the courts.
the whole fabric OF government Is designed
90 guard the numerically weak against OPP
precision. The leaders of organized labor
who today revel IN the strength Of the mob.
are treadinR on dangerous ground. For
all Of their organized strength the unions
are still minority % the whole people IN
their persistent sbuSe IL other minOrities-
men who want % work without joining
a union. and destructive attacks on indi-
vidual concerns-they are preparing the
way FOR n public reaction which. in turn.
may overrun the minority rights Of unions
Disregard 81 the basic principles Of
American justice Is a practice that the
unions should be compelled 20 stop al once.
for their own sake as we'll a. that Of the
nation.
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TO SPANK. OR NOT TO SPANK

We are somewhat Interested in a series
oi letters. recently published in = newspa-
per in another state. whether to spank chill
dren or not
Some of the correspondents report
with considerable pride. the excellence OF
unspanked children and Others. with equal
pride. tell of worthy results accomplished
despite the use Of the paddle
Like many other problems that con-
front individuals in life. there Is no positive
solution. Whether children should be
.panked ~ not depends. ~ part upon th.
children sud. 20 part upon tn parent
There D. HrIoh argument on each side Of
he momeu'uus qusfIou.
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FANTASTIC LOCATION

Ncw York. - L. Pa Bolivia.
has perhaps the most fantastic
IuCstIpn g anN capital u IS
porchod 1900 feet aboy. sra
level. sc' rests ~ canyon almosf
500 feat deep.
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''fneraI George G. kenny commander
ai .ar Faf Eas' AR Fprrrs. SAYS that tho
aa"HHesf q" pcs know that they A., licked
go fhr 81 long 49, American planes fly
Japan thfy ulil hesitate 10 start ans.
E.H aHalr
'srnFfa' Kenny .- enthusiastic in hi.
I'a.ss ~ ths Ar Force. which. he SAYS.
see Htai brought Japan O. her knees. d.
q. 'h.nks thai ae should have peace
aHar ar force a. hlr a. 49, can afford
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GREAT PRODUCTION

Buoklyn-At I1o beginning
% tho present c,ntUsy. the output
of "a, pulp and paper industry IN
Canada was valued ~ about
~ 0Uu 800 IN 1913. the value hsd
reached s84s, 500 .0Oo
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Signing ones initials Ia an acrimonious
article in a newspaper j. worse than writ
ing il anonymously When - Il" wrote
his diatribe against Key West he cowardly
hid behind that ANONYMITY and put under
suspicion everyone bearing those initials
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LECALs
soTsrE UNnEa FFs'TrTHots
MAmN STATS

NeyrGCE IL nEnEHY GIVEN thar
fhs nnaermiN sod desiring g. engage
tn business muAsr fhe ftNftttwmN
mmHne ~ ''@wmman cafe. see care
.lme street. ks8 West. FLORIDA tu-
tess8s g. re.glefer the said fietittnua
nnme wffh ths Z isFk ~ the ftFrmii
fsnmrf - MumFas TnumfV. Ftaftsia.
Dated strtuhaw % fesa.
tHH8ENE Af.Ht nv.
eetgs sos a-s-lafaas Sals Owner.
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LECAIS


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SARAH BERNSTEIN.
THE STATE go FHApnTIsA- TIE
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The Fine Boulevards 81 Key West !:
How Can Anyone Damage Them" Well.
Mr. Headwriter one way Is 10 riie your
car on the rim or rims Of the wheels when
the tires are flat
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f'eifink Flae. NuuGissr siise- Harris
"a hsssl ftulidiuN EuFmrr -
saufhara amd mmrEarst streets.
keb Wes1 FLORIDA. tuapsT tssrs
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ahd gteFk a 81 W~adFman >
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rae nsaFa - puhlAr tnstFuestnn
= Muurns 4 uunts. FLORIDA. has. ~
fe~ufwfinH mmd fm aNnwFH@nrw "a tAh
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slsrslfn 81 SPECIAL TmN &rhssfi i'is-
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tef. i#fa. fuF ere parFsfss - itAtns
fhn mffiaUu fur tNN teN9 and the
rlstdlsHn - trustees Ter the enHusnk
zee feaFs
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TIE man who l. seldom mistaken abo,,,
81. her 8 often mistaken about himself
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

Ihs kef g" success Iu lie l. service
thaf ila ihe personal philosophy q the in.
ats .duaL How are you doinge
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- THE tgms 80 toa nr oF Wegfs
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UA fNE ~TAFN uN GfssatftBN. -
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- Tmr ggHst fr toa ear oF THE
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-19

Miss Magdalene Majerus was a
Spokane visitor over the weekend.
Mrs. James Reedy, Mrs. w. w.
Blew and Mrs. Frank Wood and
infant daughter, Marguerite, went to
Boomers Ferry, Ida, Tuesday. Mrs.
Wood will remain for a Today visit,
but Mrs. Reedy and Mrs. Blew were
expected back last night.
Harold Wilson of Troy purchased
the Richard Bailey home in South
Libby this week, the H. B. Wallace
Rea Estate Agency handling the
transaction. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
will move to Rhode Island, the Will
sons taking immediate possession.
Brick Wollaston, John Ledum, AL
Lovick and Vernon Friend Tuesday
+, night transacted v. F. w. business
in Eureka. The boys report that
| Mayor G. w. Davis of Eureka and
! James ]. Broderick are represent
ing the v. F. w. in that section of
| Lincoln county
Mrs. w. H. Dicken, Troy, was a
caller at this office Monday. She
had with her a clever and very at
tractive ornament made from the
| base Of los m. m bullet with a
50-calibre bullet secured in the CEN
/ ter, which her in-law, 1t. j,
i w. Irvine had sent her.
c. P. O. Hugh Hennessy, commits
sary steward with the Seabees, was
accompanied to Helena Tuesday by
Mrs. Hennessy where he was to re-
port for further assignment. Hen
messy recently returned to the States
from the Hawaiian Islands where he
served with the Seabees.
| Pvt. Mabel ]. Maisel left las,
night for Camp Miles Standish
Mass, after an 18-day furlough with
her father, EdW. Jaros and family
] Pvt Maisel has been in the Wacs
since last September and is nov
connected with the Army Receiving
hospital for overseas veterans. Hel
husband, Pfc. Buddy Maisel is II
the Philippines.
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Miss June Hunter left last Satur-
day for Washington, D. c., where
she will be married to 1t. (j.g.)
Robert L. Hileman. After 10 days
spent there they will drive to Mon
tana to visit with her mother, Mrs
Lloyd Hunter in Libby, and at his
home in Whitefish, before going to
San Francisco.
Harry D. Zwang, sac, was ac-
companied by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold ZWang to Kalispell last
Saturday from where he left for
San Diego, Calf. His assignment
from there will take him to Gulf
Port, Miss, where he will attend
Diesel school. While home on leave,
Seaman Zwang and his parents
made a weeks visit in CoIville and
Republic, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rice Of Sheri-
dan, Wyo., came the first of the
, week to visit at the Ray Rice, Joe
. McCullum and Harry Parks homes.
They report 6 inches of snow be-
tween Livingston and Bozeman
Several cars met with accidents in
crossing the Bozeman Hill, and the
Rice's admitted having plenty of
thrills while crossing the hill. They
expect to leave tomorrow, moving
part of their household goods back
to Sheridan.
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Mrs. Glen Thorn of Troy was a
business visitor Tuesday in Libby.
Hear Emmanuel Mansfield, negro
tenor. Junior Hi Auditorium, April
%, 8 p. m. soc.
Mrs. June Wallace of Seattle spent
the weekend here visiting at the
Dick Powell home.
The Lumber and Sawmill Work
ers Union will meet Tuesday, April
"a at 7:30 p. m. sharp. lie
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter spent
several days last week visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith in Mis-
soula.
Superintendent Jessie Fagerberg
+ is spending this week in the north
ern end of the county visiting rural
schools.
Music lovers will enjoy Emmau-
uel Mansfield, negro tenor, Satur-
day, April %, in the junior high
auditorium. SOC.
R. L. SouthWick, Troy resident,
was in Libby Wednesday, He is
working on a project out of Port
Hill. Ida, at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Remp and
family, and Mrs. Frank Wood visit
ed over the weekend with Mrs. Wal
ly Whitcomb of Boomers Ferry.
Mrs. Arlene Hampton has a steno-
graphic position at the mill, taking
the place left vacant by Miss Clara
Venting who is now in Pasco, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rayome are
now residing in Bremerton, Wash.
They like Bremerton very well SO
far. but say it is certainly busy
place.
ALI Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and
friends are invited to dance at Odd
Fellow hall Saturday night, April q
Starts early, closes midnight. Nc
lunch. ltr
81 Sgt Sgt. Byron Pitcher will leave
Friday for Columbus, S. c., after q
two weeks furlough spent here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Gleason Pitcher.
During the past week Mr.. ano
Mrs Orvilla Gamache and children
Colleen, Bernard and Patsy Of Ia.
coma, visited friends and relatives
! and attended the Beccari-B eauliet
wedding. They returned home Sat.
urday
Mrs. Walter Homann was called tC
Pratt, Kans., by the serious illness
of her mother last week. On her re-
turn home she will stop in Spooner
Wis, to visit her grandmother and
in Minnesota to see other relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Norman Durgen and Francis
Beaulieu attended the wedding OF
their brother, Tom to 1t. Virginia
i Beccari. Also here for the occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beaulieu Of
] Occur d'Alene. They returned tc
their homes Sunday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hamanr
entertained their Saturday Night
Pinochle club last Saturday night
with high scores being won by NJ
and Mrs. Earl Measner and low by
Mrs F. L. DeRosia and Harold Mil
Ter. Lunch was served.
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Carpenter farm on Tetrault Lake
to Harry Brewer of Tecoa, Ida. Mr..
and Mrs. Brewer and four children
have arrived to take possession.
Mrs. E. V. Swineheart arrived
Monday evening to fill the place
of her husband at the Church of
God in their special meetings until
Monday of next week, when Mr..
Swineheart will be able to come.
A number of friends of Mrs.
Buckmaster dropped in on .Wednes-
day afternoon and spent pleas
ant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Hunsinger
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fet-
terly, Mrs. Ethel Long and Mrs.
Marie Mosby at dinner recently.
Mrs. Jas st. Peter and baby left
Monday for Detroit Lakes, Mimi,
their new home. Mr.. st. Peter drove
through.
Bert Boorman and son, Morris,
of Kalispell visited recently at the
Tom Boorman home.
Mrs. E. L. Benson received word
from her husband that his ship had
sailed with a load of returning
evaeuees who had been bombed out
of the Aleutian area.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Laney of
Sprague called at the home of Mrs
! Anne Ambrose on Wednesday ev-
ening Mrs. Laney is the former
Miss Eleanor Keller and she and her
| husband were on their honeymoon
Mrs. Alex Guernsey and son
have moved 10 their home on Glen
! Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Clark, Mrs
j. r. Davis and baby and Mrs. J
D. Stevens and baby left Friday
morning for Canastota, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Harwood. Sgt
! Vernon HARDWOOD and June Har-
wood S lie were Friday dinner
guests at the Chas. Whitcomb home
enroute to Kalispell
F. P. Carey left Monday for Kal
/ ispell to consult an ocuLst.
w. c. Albee accompanied ]. Ho-
fert to Spokane on Monday
It is reported (unconfirmed) thai
| Ed. Arnold is starting a Persona
Relations Bureau in the corner o.
the Davis Cafe.
It is nice to see Mrs. Ed Arnolc
back in the Beauty Shop after ar
absence of several weeks spent ir
Florida and Missouri.
Mrs. P A. Perkins and Crane
daughter, Erin, accompanied Mrs
Joe Robbins to her home in OWasso
Mich, leaving Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Smith of Troy
spent the weekend at the Frank
/ Thomas home.
Postponed-the Legion dance
which was postponed Saturday ev,
ening because of the passing oi
| President Roosevelt will be put or
this Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harvey anc
family left for Butte on last Tues
day after spending about 10 days
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rooney Filiatreau
have moved back to Warland te
live.
Mrs Dorothy Ball, sister Of DR.. f
t. Dickinson Of Great Falls, spent
the weekend with him Whiel here
she acted as sponsor at the Baptism
of her nephew, Ronald
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Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hendrickson
Of Missoula spent the weekend with
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Henry johnson and son of
Kalispell are visiting at the Fred
Johnson home.
Mrs. Vivian Kelleher returned
from Kalispell Thursday
Miss Olive Elliott returned to her
work in the shipyards where she
is ship-fitter. after a week at home.
Geo. Russell returned to his home
in Cheyenne after week at the
Ed Hendrickson home. Mrs. Rus
sell accompanied him as far as Mis-
soula and will return here for a
longer visit
Mr.. and Mrs May and two chill
dren Of Wallace, Ida, have moved
ION the Fleming ranch which they
purchased.
Geo McCullam has sold his place