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The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-16
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To the staff of the Apache Sen
tinel Congratulations! The Ami
Versary number was great. The info
1t contained enabled one and all to
answer many questions about Hua-
chuca and its present inhabitants.
InSpection-that necessary Army
bugaboo misses no one. In fact, it
can come SO often, bringing with
it much hustle and hustle The
Three Seven Twos have been catch
ing it from right and left this week.
Now you see; now you see. Kinda
hope you went through with flying
colors.
That 227th music last Tuesday
was simply divine. Though slightly
off keel because of the sudden going
away of Skipper Graham, and
though your faces mirrored your
loss, when Make waved the baton
that spontaneity and teamwork
that characterizes your fine orches-
ira came to the front and a most
enjoyable evening was the result
Thank you, 227th.
On Sunday, the 4th, three more
WACs, viz: T/5 Della Haney, T/5
Hulda DeFreese and Pvt. Tommie
Ruth Pierre and their guests from
Co. E, GRIND Infantry, TLSgt. Horace
H. Higgins, SISgt. Arthur Tucker
and Pfc. Tomrnie Wilson, observed
their second anniversary with a
special dinner in the Service Club
dining room.
BY the way, let's give a few cheers
for the best, finest and most .popu-
lar PIX manager on the Post. Who?
Our own manager of the Service
Club Number One Cafeteria, Mrs.
Vivian E. Vincent. Whenever she
is not to be seen the fellows are
afraid she has gone. No, no. She
was only taking few days of
needed rest out in the "City of the
Angels" Welcome back, Mrs. Vim
cent. Keep the good eats rolling.
The GRIND Special Service Officer,
Lieut.. Gordon, and the busiest as
SiStant of all, Pvt. Brent, made 1T
possible to fill the weekend en-
tertainment void that would have
been necessary by the going away
of the Post Special Service orches-
ira and entertainment group to far
away and lonely outpostS in Ari-
zona. The willing response of the
GRIND orchestra pleased Lieut.. Cor
don and 500 fellows with concert
of late and popular songs on the
"Hour of Charm" program. OF spe-
cial interest and especially we'll re-
ceived was Pfc. Robert SmalPs rem
dition of 1.-THE Holy City," His very,
very nice tenor pourS out from a
not SO small Small, and quite Sus-
tains the personality and intelli-
gence he exhibits at all times. Hon
estly, he's lika-ble man with most
creditable standards and beliefs.
Here's hoping he sings for us again.
Do remember the dance recital
on Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
by WAC Ann Jones. The second
part program will be hush-hush.
Not a military secret. But come
cary. Get a seat. Stay in it. Enjoy
a rare treat when Ann interprets
various dance styles.
Program
Friday, March 16, 8 o'clock. Dance
Sat-, March II. Saturday Special
Sunday, March 18, $3.50 p. M
Ann Jones. Dance Recital
$50 p. m... Hour of Charm"
Post Special Service
Monday, March 19, $50 p. M
Movies, Kindness of the USO Club
Tuesday, March 20, 800 p. M
Dance ................22 .227th Band
Wednesday, March 81, all evening
Cards
Thursday, March %, $50 p. M
Popcorn Hour with j. Camille
Drayton.
Friday, March %, 800 p. M
Dance. Post Swing Band
O
The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-16

Italian Service Unit members re-
ceive, as privilege, one-third of
their $24 monthly pay in cash in
stead of wholly in canteen coupons
and credit, as do prisoners of war.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-16

New ship propellers now being
placed in service are % feet in dia-
meter and weigh 10000 pounds.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-16


Saturday, March IL
O. IA "Circumstantia Evidence"-Michael OShea Lloyd
Nolan. Satisfactorily Dupes" Flicker Flashback
No. 5 Court Craft.
10. Carroll VanitieS-Dennis OKeefe Constance
Moore Shorts-"I Only Have Eyes for You Para
mount News No. SIS.
Sunday March Is
@. IA Eoel Berlin-RaymOnd Massey Peter LORE Faye
Emerson Shorts-Paramount News No. Sc Dog Watch
10. "The Unseen"-Joel McCrea Gail Russell Herbert
Marshall. Shorts-"Nusieal Mexico" Popular Science
No. A.
Monday March 10
0. IA Same Sunday
10. "Circumstantia Evidence = Michael O'Shea Lloyd
Nolan. Satisfactorily Dupes" Flicker Flashback
Court Craft
Tuesday March 20
o. IA House of Fear-Basl Rahbone Nigel Bruce. Rough
Tough and Ready"-Chester Morris Victor McLaglen
10. Hotel Berlin'-Raymond Massey Peter LORE Faye
Emerson. Shorts = Paramount News No. 56 Dog
Watch"
Wednesday, March FL
o. IA Sudan" - Maria Montez Jon Hail. Shorts-Arrny
Navy Screen Magazine Paramount News No, ST.
TO- Same Tuesday.
Thursday, March %
D. IA Same Wednesday,
TO- House of Fear"-Basil Rathbone Nigel Bruce Rough
Tough and Ready"-Chester Morris Victor McLaglen.
Friday, March 90
D. Ia Molly and MeMonty Wooley Oracle Fields Shorts
Community Sing "City of Paradox "Aint We
Got Fun?"
o. "Sudan"-Nara Montez Jon Hall shorts-Army-
Navy y-Screen Magazine Paramount News No. 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

j. sIa po dclgih hodnikih, kin
80 se kl1ub dnevni svetlobi u.
lprsletsvsis sencs II kota Y kUt
ii 50 pc Y zagolletkah prelivale
skrivnostl.
Dospela je ma veliki kor ' Ger
Xvi, pChlelknila je in Sc skosi
dnarexja zasrla v rdeco lu6ho, ii
Ese je xibala pred glaynim altar
jem. Hotela je meliti, Pc se ie
sponnila svojih raladih dni in
omega zadnjega dneva posyetne-
ga aivljenja, v katerem SO bile
danes Vahda in njene tovarisice.
Kolik kriaev pot je bill med o1in
dnevean ii danasnjina! Ko je
vcasih srce velelo tja--in je
ukaz pekazal v nasprotno smer
in sredi je bill Bog in njego-
va neizprosna VOLTA. Ko Sc je
mladest tako tezko edrekla pra-
.vieana zemlje, XII je je bilo toliko
v telesu, do Sc je posipala BE ID
in Sc v dtaso in Sc mesala med
.besedo 2 Bogom.
Ke Sc je oddaljil cello Bog in
so Sc zarili dvo1ni v duso. In je
bila v trenutku VISA vera kakor
pajcevina tenka in Sc je od1nek-
Mia notranjemu pogledu. In ko
je postala zoprna VISA okolica in
so sc zazdeli vsi obrazi tuji in
zlohoteci. Ko je bila celica pre-
tesna, cerkev .preledena, taber-
nakelj brez Boga. Ko je bilo vsa-
ko delo prenaporno in Sc je zdel
YES trud zaman in so sc vrstila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

Iponi4anjs drugs u ,iruglm
Ko je pren1isllla we to, se je
Ezbala "a vando III We mlade du-
se. XII Sc bodc jutri darovale Bo-.
gu in zavzdihniIa je:
Gospod, Ii Il velik. Pomagal
81 meni, tudi MIN bos stal ma
strani. r . esvete no bodi tvoje
iine.'"
Belo sje bilo, jutro in belo je
bio nebo.
v cerkvi je bila svecanost v
iozracju, veliki altar Sc je blestel
cd zlata III roz. Lueke so podrh.
tevale.
v koru "a redovnice Sc je mot
no pretakala crnina redovniskih
oblek Y svetlobo altarja. Kakor
il dalje je pritekla pesem il GER
kve, glasovi orgel so Sc prelivali
v mogoenih velovih. Pa je utih-
Mia pesem, globoka tisina je Ia
vzela yes prostor in je bila tezka
do bolesti. v drhtecih glasovih
Sc je il sarnostana priblizalo
petite psalmov, prihajale so no.
vinke. Kakor il voska so bill
obrazi, a v oceh je bilo pricako-
vanje in zaupanje v bodocnost,
sedanjost pa Sc je skrivala v be-
lih oblekah in pajcevinastih ten
cieah.
Wanda nj eutila tai pod seboj.
.Venomer je zrla v kriz. A ko Sc
je "a hip ozrla po redovnicah, je
'vztrepetala in skoraj bi bila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
y NE. EZU
MARIJA 1dErovA

Ltako dalec, da j je bio Oh mislih
!nanjo kot v sanjah. In ko je An.
drej dejal nekoc: ''Pogresam
ga" nnu je odvrnila Tina: "Vse
ina svoj konec."
r.~ = 10. sE
Bella pota so mislila ma sonce
Jesensko drevje je drhtelo v me.
glah. Astre in krizanteme so res.
no gledale po vrtu in zdaj pa
zdaj so sc z rezkim glason zade.
lie poloknice oh zid.
"Ste vse do dna premisEili
Vanda?" je vprasala mater Ka.
tarina.
"vse do dna," je odvrnila
Wanda.
"se je cas-, da Sc okrenete!!"
"Vem, a ne mislim ma to-"
"Bogastvo vas vabi," je NADIA.
ljevala prednica, 'sumno mestc
caka ma vas; gledalisca in kon.
cesti so vam ma razpolago in
.morje je lepo in svet vam je cd.
prt. Uvazujte!"
"Vse sem odrinila cd sebe," je
dejala Wanda in mir je bill v ME
mem obrazu.
Nv nasem stanu je .strogost, q
je spet povzela resno prednica in
nadaljevala: 'Trda so pota. Po-
nizanja pecejo in hocejo imeti
celega cloveka. In da ste cello
hvalezni onemu, XII vas poniza,
je hudo, tezko; zdi Sc nemogoce.
Samozatajevanje skeli, noci in
noci preidejo, preden Sc zacelijo
rane. Uvazujte, Vanda!'
Wanda Sc je zdrznila in sc "a
cudena ozrla v prednico in de-
jala je:
INA vse to sem mislila."
>"Pa to Sc nj vse," je govorila
spet prednica, ''tezje je to, da
innate tudi pravo spoznanje. Da
spoznate, da ste poklicani cd Bo-
ga ma to pot in da zatorej morate
prenasati vse udarce in jih spre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

.Andrej Sc j 'cudil, da nj mo
NJ. Kar je prestal v TEN easn,
j. bilo toiiko, De bi mu Bill kdaj
pravii kdo, da bo se vse to prefie
SCI, ne 'bi ma bill verjeI in bill de-
.ll, da kaj takega pae presega
dloveske moci. Ne lie, da je bill oh
otroka, hi ga je bill tako zeljno
priSakoval, tudi Tina je medlela
vec mesecev med zivljenjem in
smrtjo in dobro je vedel, da ne
DO nikdar popolnonaa ozdravela.
Matt j je stregla in je bila
zdaj res neobhodno potrebna pri
hisi. Wanda je bila prisla, topila
Sc je " solzah, ko je videla tako
trpljenje, obenem pa je jasno
spoznala, da je zivljenje strasno,
ceprav je bio se cello pred MO.
In prav cato je zaeutila neko
grozo v sebi in je trdno sklenila,
da ona ne pojde ma tako pot.
Andrej Sc j je 6udil, da je bila
"a svoja leta tako resna in ra-
zumna, pa je koncno uvidel, da
to pravzaprav nj eudno, sal ME-
na mladost nj bila prav mic lepa
in je bila yes cas- brez donna in
brez matere. Vendar jo je sill,
maj pusti solo in samostan in sc
preseli "a vedno k MENU, a Van
da nj hotela slisati O tenn.
"Molila bonn "a vas," je deja-
la, "in to DO vec, kakor &c bi bila
pri vas" Andrej je nj razumel,
a nj vec sill vanjo.
Melanija je prisla veckrat OBJ
iskat Tino, XII Sc j je lie nasmeh-
Mia in nj govorila. Mexico pa il
je dejala: "Zdaj pijem, pijem-
srnrt.." Smilila Sc je Melaniji, OBJ
enenn pa je vedela, kako je ma
svetu vse izravlaana: zdaj glo-
bel, zdaj hrib in prav toliko je
brezna .kot visocine. Pirca nj
omenila. In kakrsnega so pozna-
Ii, Sc nj nihce cudil, da je storil
tako. TIM je bila vsa preteklost
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

IohsalEllls Olbsg u dlllla w
Idela Trst, bssate ceste % wis
kals zivIjsAjh, morris y u ssie-
jalo il vsepossod je zarelo son.
|ce, sonce, sonce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
kul,arice Sc naucijo ''V Y
...jim nj prirojeno!


KO JE MATT bila majhno dekle, je
bilo treba 'prirojene kuharice," da je
pravilno izsel vsak obed. n.
A to nj danes vec res. Danes omogoei
elektricna pee sleherni zenski, da skuha
kot ekspert. Ker moderne elektricne
peci-kot one tisocerih domovih, XII
jim je v poslugo The Illuminating
Company-odstranijo ugibanje pri kuhi.
ELEKTRIcNA PEG napraW kuhanje
tudi Ahko. Je cello toliko zabave "a
mater in Memo nlalo pomoSnico, kot
'igrati Sc dcma," da napraviio keke,
pie in druge dobrote ma elektricni
nacin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

'sSgncs Do!' stlrslilis ~
je. h je izgovarjala bssede od-
povedi in dafitvs 4 jnsiIim il
trdnim glasom. Potem Sc je sklo-
Mia:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

jennati . wseljenh iii razumeti
naorate, IA To MISC udarci, am
pax je we le ljlbezef1 "a BUga.
In preden SO pre3ete vase misli
in zelje III hrepe1enja cd tega
razumevanja, apr re d e n VAN to
preide Y duso in telo ali 1e ma
10 slutite, kako trnjeva pot je
i to ?n
| w bozjo ponoc zauparn." je
odvrnila Wanda, vendar jo je
streslo III povesila je glavo, ko
je zagledala pticka ma poti, Hi je
| preplaseno odfrfotal ma drevo.
Obe sta Sc ozrli vanj in prednica
je povzela:
PA mladost, Wanda! Vcasih
je clovek v samostanu BE boli
clovek kakor med svetom. In .ie
zelJa po ljubezni tudi goreca.
Hudo je to. Ne mislite, da pride
z drugo obleko tudi drug clovek
v vas-kar tako in brez truda.
Gospodov vinograd je ma str
mem klancu! In ce l1iste v MEM
cell, kolikor vas je ma zunaj in
znotraj- polovicarstvo je pri
mas hujse cd najhujsega. Raul
mete vse to? Sc je eas!"
"Razumem. Pripravl j ena
sem."
"Poveda la sem vana-zdaj
glejte! A &c ste trdni, kakor pra-
vite, potem Bog z vami.'
I'm komaj ze cakam jutrisnje-
ga dneva," je dejala Wanda in je
stopala prednico dalje po vrtu
in bilo il je, kakor da "a samo-
stanskim obzidjern nj nobenega
sveta vee. Ia hip SO Sc pretrgale
megle ma nebu, soncni zarki so
pogledali izza njih in Sc nasmeh-
Mill ma belih kamenckih.
Molce sta sli prednica in Van
da preko njih nj prednica je de-
jala:
"Tako 1.-Two Sc spominjam, ko
ste bill prisli pred lett v naso So
TO-" -
"Pravkar sem mislila ma to, !"
je odgovorila Wanda.
"Tedaj 81 pac niste mislili, da
ostanete pri 1aas?"
"Bog ne daj," je vzkliknila
Wanda, "koj bi bila usla."
'Tudi JAZZ nisem slutila kaj ta-
kega. Sc danes Sc mi zdi to eud-
no." - 3, 81
"Vcasih tudi meni," je dejala
Wanda. "Kaj sele onim, onim v
Trstu!"
"Res, vasa matt bi Sc bila pred
lett zgrozila pred tako vase pri-
hodnjostjo. Kako il je zdaj?
Innate kaj porocil cd nje?"
'Da, Andrej mi je pisal in il
vsake besede odseva bolest. Ta-
ko zalostno je zdaj ondi! Mama
je Sc vedno bolna."
"Nic il nj bolje?"
"Vcasih; pa je spet slabeje-
hudo je. Sam Bog, da je stara
matt pri njej."
"Vidite, tudi ona bi vas potre-
bovali."
"Sem re premisljala o TEN, pa
sem spoznala, da mora biti pri
mas tudl nekdo, XII je v zvezi z
Bogom; zakaj ondi ga nimajo
prav mic. All, gospa prednica,
pri mas je bilo glede tega vse ta-
ko cudno, cudno, cudno. Sicer
pref nisem razumela vsega in Sc
danes 81 nisem ma jasnem, kak-
sne SO nase druzinske razmere.
A to vem, da je bio pri molitvi
veasih strah. Bog pravi tako-
ondi pa tako-in Sc sc bojim."
"Vsem je odprta pot do resi-
tve," je povzela prednica, "in ne
vznemirjajte Sc. Bog je vsega-
mogocen."
| "A tudi pravicen," je dejala
tho Wanda in mocneje jo je spe-
klo v dust.
I "In dober, Wanda! Ne pozabi-
te tega. Nikdar ne pozabiter!'
''Da, tudi dober," je dehaila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

Hrana je bolj okusna in bolj zdrava
ko je elektricno kuhana .. je bolj
uzitna, prebavljiva in hranilna. In elek-
tricna pee prihrani ma casu, delu, skrbi,
hrali in denarju.
Akoravno vam nj mogoce sedaj ma
baviti elektricno pee, 81 jo lahko ozna-
cite kot prednnet st. v vasemu po-
vojnemu nacrtu "a dom.
VEG Ko ELEKTHIKA NApnAvI "a
vas, toliko ,nizja je cena "a povprecno
rabo. Danes, vzlie vI3jsm csAs1n skoro
vsaks drase stvari. za1aga The Illumi-
mating Company elektriko za rabo na
domu po najhizji povprecni ceni .zgo-
dovim kemp
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-23
Court Finds AP
 RestrainS Trade

Washington (P)-The Sup reme Court affirmed a lower court finding that Associated Press membership bylaws vio- late the Sherman Antitrust act.
 The bylaw in question was the one allowing consideration of competitive effect of an ap- plication for membership which the decision said constitutes restraint of trade".
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-23
Gold Production Ban Lifted

Washington (R)-The War Production Board will permit the resumption of gold mining July l, but no priorities are pro- vided for manpower or new equipment.
 Gold operations were shut down Oct. 8, 1922, to conserve machinery and supplies for more urgently needed war metals.
The Western news., 1945-09-20
GOV. CARR OF COLORADO TO
TOUR PACIFIC NORTHWEST

PORTLAND, Ore.-While hear
ings on the Missouri Valley Au-
thorlty are being conducted in
Washington, D. C., beginning Sep
tember l8, the Pacific Northwest
Development Association, IN coop
Grafton with the Washington State
Reclamation Association, who Wig
orously oppose the establishment of
a Columbia Valley Authority, have
scheduled series of talks by Ralph
Carr, former governor Of Colorado,
in Washington, Oregon and Idaho,
according to word received today
from L. A. Colby, Portland, manag-
ing director Of the development as
sociation
We deeply believe the people of
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Mon
tana and Wyoming desire to develop
the Columbia River Basin in COOP
Grafton with the Congress, the Bu-
reau Of Reclamation and the Unit
ed States Army Engineers, Colby
said.
In asking former Governor Carr
to return to the Pacific Northwest
we intend that more and more Of
our citizens will learn the real dan
gers behind a G. V. A. program.
particularly the way in which ii
will distort and destroy the kind Of
living which has made the United
States the greatest nation in the
world, Colby concluded.
The Western news., 1945-09-20
THRILLED BY SIGHT OF
MOOSE CLOSE TO TOWN

Do not become alarmed some
morning If you awaken and upon
looking out your window see a
moose grazing in your backyard
Maybe the one your reporter saw
Wednesday night less than two
miles west Of Libby, was just max
ing a cross country journey.
Nevertheless, while driving east,
late Wednesday evening the occu-
pants Of the car were surprised to
see the large moose trotting down
the highway just east of the first
big curve out of town. For about
mile the big bull trotted at speed
of 20 miles before breaking into a
fast gallop. He seemed to be firing
and broke over the bank and
through the barbed wire fence. I'm
like the graceful deer which gen
orally sails over the fence, he took
strands Of wire along with him.
The animal had massive antlers
which gave his audience a real
The Western news., 1945-09-20
Women's S BOWLING
League Results

Officers of the women's leagues
are: Betty Petrusha, president; Dor
othy McClain, vice president,
Micky Wood, treasurer; Lillian Rob-
erts. secretary.
Sponsors-The Caboose, Model
Cafe, Browns Hi-Power. V. F. w.
High single game, Julia Midyett,
1879.
High series, Lillian Roberts. 467.
High single game. team, Model
Cafe, 658
High series, team, Model Cafe,
1918.
High single game, team, with
handicap, The Caboose, 949.
High series, team, with handicap,
Model Cafe, 27eO
Teams: The Caboose - Mickey
Hennessy. Elva Detjens, Marie
Beasley, Lucille Dutton, Ina Rus
sell.
Model Cafe-ulia Midyett, InRa
Riddle, Billie McGraw, Corinne
Baeth, Lillian Roberts.
Browns Hi-Power - Marguerite
Wood, Hester Dunn, Ida Brown,
Blanche Guenther, Dorothy Nc
Claim.
Y. F. W.-Amber Roberts, Lorene
kemmis, Mile Measner, Babe Hog
eWOning, Betty Petrusha.
The Western news., 1945-09-20
SCHOOLS CONTINUE
TO SELL WAR BONDS

The war wont be over until the
Y. ;. Treasury discontinues the sale
Aof war stamps and bonds, and Libby
high school again will handle sales
Of war stamps and bonds through
gut the school system" Supt. O
Lloyd Gillespie announced Monday
Libby school children purchased
a8,655.42 in war stamps and bonds
curing the last school year, accord
ng to report made by Mrs. Hilda
nhanahan- war stamp committee
sponsor. Sales this year will contin-
ue until such time as active partici-
patton by schools is no longer re-
quested by the treasury department.
The Western news., 1945-09-20
End
Of Programs

Discontinuance or curtailment o1
programs through which AAA COM
mittees assisted farmers in obtain
ing materials and equipment need
ed for production was announced
this week by E. F. Staples, chair
man of the Lincoln County AAA
committee.
Mr.. Staples said that the action
follows WPB policy OF discontinue
ing controls and priorities assistance
as reduced military procurement re-
suits in generally improved supplies
Of materials for civilian use.
The copper wire program wa
ended on September 10, and tho
county committee no longer Is IS
suing copper wire allotment certili-
Gates for farmstead wiring. Certi1-
icates issued before that date must
be used within 10 days OF the date
of issuance.
The farm lumber program il now
on curtailed basis, and will be dis
continued entirely on October 1.
Until that datd county commit
tees will issue farmers lumber GER
tificates for only maintenance, re-
pair and operating purposes. Lum-
Der dealers Way now sell lumber
to any one, but they must give pri-
ority to those persons holding GER
tificates.
Also discontinued is the issuance
OF preference rating certificates for
farm engines. Production controls
have been dropped, and ratings are
no longer necessary to obtain en-
gines.
WPB's construction limitation or
der L-4l has also been modified,
and limitations have been removed
on construction Of farm service
buildings Emergency repairs or re-
construction Of houses or buildings
destroyed by fire, flood or like dis
asters may be done without special
permission.
The Western news., 1945-09-20
Bill Shawl Heads Student Council

Bill Shawl, senior. will serve as
president Of the Libby high school
student council for the coming year
as a result of an election held al
the school last week. The position is
recognized as the most influential
student office, and Shawl, as the
new president, will preside over a
majority of student activities dur
my the year.
Other student council officers in
clude Dave Klehm, vice president
'HNyneth Homann, secretary, and
Fern collars, treasurer. Hal S. Hep
ner, principal is council adviser
Members Of the council, other
than officers, include Joan Apple
gate, Fred Brown. Jim Raft, Edwin
Edstron, Helen Church, Peggy
Rawlings, Raymond Dedic, Robert
Morris, and Darcy Schermerhorn.
The council serves as board Of
control over all student activities.
The Western news., 1945-09-20
Lions Had Isl
Fall Meet

Pres. Don Hargreaves Monday
evening called the Libby Lions
Club 70 order for its first meeting
OF the fall season. AS irf past years
the meeting was held in the base
ment OF the Presbyterian Church
where a most excellent dinnr was
served by the ladies of the con-
gregation.
The President announced his var
ious committees for the ENSUING
year, and plans were discussed for
putting on fall drive for waste
paper. The government is urging
salvage drives in all communities
Tor collection Of paper, which is still
scarce and will continue to be scarce
for some months. It is impossible
at this time to give definite date
Ior the first pickup, but club Of
1lclals believe it can be announced
N the next issue of The Western
News. :
The question of assisting in tie
cost OF the new resuscitator which
the Libby Fire Co. has ordered
was brought up, and it was decided
70 donate the profits from the pro-
posed waste paper drive to this pur-
pose. The club also voted unani
mously to endorse and assist in OBJ
tanning the community center and
gymnasium building which has been
proposed as one of Libbys first
postwar projects.
Several visitors were present and
responded to introductions. Supt. o.
Lloyd Gillespie expressed his salts
faction in heading the Libby School
system and spoke of present hopes
and plans for the schools and their
place IN the community. Coach Fred
LaRouque was next introduced and
discussed the athletic trend. The
club members were much interest,"
ed IN his remarks. A third school
man, Charles Keel, principal Of the
Junior High also spoke. Mr.. Keel
served the Libby schools last year
and expressed enthusiasm in the
work which is being planned and
carried out for the youth of the
community. Another visitor. Don
1.@It ACW PlOPllctOI OI the Hotel
Libby was present. Mr.. Rice was a
member of the Cutbank Lions Club
before moving to Libby. and when
introduced, responded with approp-
riate remarks.
Dr. Harold Kaufman, who is in
Libby with the Montana Study, was
presented to the club. After a short
discussion regarding his work in
Lincoln County, DR.. Kaufman took
q community opinion pole of his
audience, presenting questionnaires
for all to fill The clubs next meet
ng is scheduled for the evening of
Monday. Oct. 8.
The Western news., 1945-09-20
PEGASUS GAVE UP GHOST

GLENDlVE VEs-lU.R)--Peg the
Legendary winged horse, could have
contended with the modern air
roundup, but a beWildered range
bronc. stampeding from a piper cub
airplane in the badlands south oi
here was helpless to avoid death
from the skies.
Pilot Martin Riley and Rancher
Sherman Bowles suffered super
ficial injuries after the cub dived
into the horse, instantly killing the
animal.
Riley and BoWles were chasing a
herd of wild horses out of the rug
ged badlands when the seat cushion
Of the plane Wedged against the
auxiliary stick, forcing the cub into
crash dive. Breaking its propeller
as it hit the horse, the light plane
bounced back into the air and land
ed half mile away