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Evening star., 1946-11-06
Shantung Offensive
is Reported Checked
BY the Assoeioied Press

PEIPING, Nov. 6-Vicious Chinese
Communist counterattacks have
"curtailed" the governments broad
offensive in North China's Shantung
Peninsula, military observers said
today.
They reported loss to the Reds of
recently captured ,Yehsien, one OF
the provinces four major ports, and
said $4,000 Communists had
launched drive against the rail
line from coastal Tsingtao to Tsinan,
nearly 200 airline miles inland.
Most of the Communist forces were
reported concentrated squarely
athwart the neck of the Shantung
Peninsula.
Nationalist in Manchuria claimed
Evening star., 1946-11-06

two more towns In Antung Province,
west of the city of Antung on the
Manchurian-Korean border.
Peiping press dispatches said Rus
sian troops had been stationed IN
Antung, on the Manchurian side of
the Yalu River boundary, but had
withdrawn into Korea "after nego-
tiations." Last reports said the Chi
nese and Russian forces were facing
each otheN across the river, but the
situation is satisfactory"
Russian planes few over Antung
after Nationalists had entered the
city, the dispatches added, but de-
sisted after a memorandum was sent
to the Soyiets.
Evening star., 1946-11-06

city Of Budapest. She Is the sister
of a counselor Of the Hungarian Le-
cation in Washington.
Her program will include Bach's
''Chaconne," Liszt's "Benediction de
Dieu dams ; la Solitude" Kodaly's
Dances of Marosszek" and Delibes'
"On Themes of the Ballet Malta. +"
The 200-voice choral society, di-
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Pianist Irene Mark Plans
u. s, Debut Here TONIGHT

Irene Mark, Hungarian pianist,
will make her American concert
debut here, as soloist at o'clock
tonight with the Washington Choral
Society In Constitution Hall.
Miss Mark lived for four years
under Nazi domination in her native
Evening star., 1946-11-06
J. R. Holmes Dies at 78;
Was Diplomats Father
Bv the A,.oe;oted pr.,x

BY the Associated Press
LAWRENCE, KanS., Nov. 81. r.
Holmes, Is, retired insurance man
and father of Julius C. Holmes, SOL
dier-diplomat. died Monday night at
his home here.
Julius G. Holmes served in the
Evening star., 1946-11-06

rected by DR.. Louis Potter, will pre-
sent Thompsons "The Peaceable
Kingdom" Bach's "Jesu. Priceless
Treasure Parker's "City Of High
Renown" from "Hora Novissima"
and selections from the works Of
Kodaly.
Tickets are available at 1108 G
street NV.
The Valley settler., 1946-07-11
HERE f THERE

The Ala skan Quilt that was faffled off by the Riverbend Homertakers' Club was won by our new countant, Mir. Mickelson. The drawing took place in the Palmer Theatre last Friday evening.
 lAr. Michal son was very pleased and says that it was just what he needed. He had planned on buying blanket the following day, but due to the wi ming of the quilt it was unne cessary. So it seems that the quilt really went to the tight person. The Quilt is a beautiful piece of work and features Al askan flowers and the Alaskan flag. In spite of the fact that Mir. Michael son needed the quilt, VIC can't help but envy Jim his good luck. Maybe he carries a rabbits foot in his pocket.
The Valley settler., 1946-07-11
UNION ORGANIZES IN PALMER

Palmer now has Union organizat ion which is waiting for it's charter before it be- comes full Il edged. This first union to organize here is a Corpc ntor's s Union and it has as it's first president, Mir. Guy Ihnkins; Vice'Pro sident, Joe Lover; Record ing Secretary, Grant France; and Trca surer, Charles Elton.
 Mmnbers of tho Carpenter Un ion arc re- minded of meeting on the l7th at e:oo' p.m. in tho Moose Hal1. July IF, $500 p.m. Mrs. John Boss and daughter Anita, vi sited Mir. end Mrs. Don Irwin from tho Fourth to Sunday. Mir. Boss came Sunday and the family nndo trip up the Highway. Mrs: Boss will be remembered as mobol1e Irwin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
Zahvala

V dolznost 81 stejeva, da Sc
zahvaliva najinim prijateljem "a
presenecenje 9. novembra "a
trideseto obletnico maine poro-
Ike, ker to je bio pravo prese-
necenje. Nicesar nisva slutila in
bilo je to presenecenje re v dru-
gic v najinem zivljenju. Pred
desetimi lett so naju tudi pre-
senetili v Turkovi dvorani, to-
rel sva bila v zivljenju kar tri-
krat zenin in nevesta.
Najprvo Sc zahvaliva MIR. in
Mrs. Segulin, XII sta naju ma ta'
ko spreten nacin pripeljala ma
party. Hvala najinima tovarisa-
ma, XII sta mama sopke cvetlic
pripela re v tretjie,, Mr.. in Mrs,
]. Mocnik.
Najlepse Sc 5zahvaljujeva naji.
nina hcerkama in zetom Louis
Sajovic in Frank Benda, XII sc
vse to naredili in povabili prija.
telje. Iskreno zahvalo maj pref.
meta Cell in Louis, XII sta dala
svojo rekreacijsko sobo ma raz'
polago "a party, kjer smo Sc do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
(Nadatjevanje)

Ko sta Moskoplet in Miha
prisla v cerkev, okorno zgradbo
il sedemnajstega stoletja z ne
prijaznimi zidovi, je njej roz-
ljala ze celia vista beraskih pat
nustrov. Vecina je pocenila po
koteh ali ma, stopnicah stran-
skin oltarjev. En- sam pogled
po cerkvi je zadostoval, da je
Moskoplet vzdihnil:
"Moj bog, danes bo moral
Munk pa vozom priti y"
Miha Sc je sprawl v kot k
stranskemu oltarju, Moskoplet
pa je meni mic tebi mic sedel v
klop lozeske grascine. Menu in
nekaterim drugim siromakom
molitev Sc nj sla cd rok in SO
rajsi gledali svctnike v oltarjih
Pritajeni in hlastni sepeti moli'
tev so odmevali po hladnem
prostoru. L. kota, kjer Sc je SITS
kala Pernatovka S svojimi siro'
tami, Sc je kmalu zaslisal joka'
joe glasek:
"Babica, meme pa zebe >
Odgovoril mu je raskavi glas
starke:
"Tiho bodi in moli, da sc mas
bo bog usmilil."
L. nasprotne kapelice Sc j
slisal starr, enozvocni glas Ajte
60. daj nam danes mas vsak
danji kruh :"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
ROMAN SOSESKE

Tedaj je v zvoniku zaklenka-
10 z malim zvonom k molitvi in
koj nato Sc je oglasilo ropota-
ME tudi ze IL zagrada. Kmalu je
prisel IL MEGA cerkveni kljuear
Mudaf, postaren in bogat kmet
il Stoj in zaeel prizigati sveee
najprej ma velikem oltarju, kjer
jih je nazgal cez trideset, po-
TEN pa Sc po dive ma vseh stirih
stranskih oltarjih. Nazadnje je
odsel ma sredo cerkve, kjer je
ma crnih nosilih stala velika cr-
ma rekev svetlimi robovi in z
velikim svetlim krizem ma po-
krovu. Ma MEM sta lezali ma
vzkriz dive veliki kosti cloves.
kin nog, med NINA pa vellka
Sc dobro ohranjena lobanja
Okrog rakve 'je stale " takistc
crnih svecnikih osem debeliE
svec. XII jih je Mudaf tudi prl'
zgal. Vsega skupaj je gorelo '
cerkvi mad petdeset svec, XII sc
mracni prostor ma NAH napol
nile z rumeno svetlobo. Ker st
.je medtem tudi re sonce po
vzpelo tako visoko, da so ME
govi zarki pokukali skozi okns
velikega kora, je mracna Ger
kew postala svetlejsa in prijet
nejsa.
Ko Sc je Mudaf vrnil v "a
grad, je tako glasno rekel mez
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

nanenjena, ter "a lastne raine
sorodnil1e, toda v cerkyi razei1'
Moskopleta gotovo nj hilo niko-
gar, XII bi mislil, da je, kdo IL
med njegovih rajnikov v peklu.
Cello vice so Sc Jim zdele never
jetne. Saj je skoraj vsak, ma ko-
gar 80 mislili, zivel kolikor to-
like spodobno zivljenje, si teze
ali laze prideloval svoj vsak-
danji kruh, nazadnje pa skesan
in spravljen z bogom umrl. Ia
to- so Sc mnogi " duhu kmalu
odstranili il cerkve in sc naen-
krat znasli sredi posvetnih brig.
Bill je zacetek leta in takrat ina
kmet vse polno skrbi. Kako je
prezimila ozimina, kako je wiki
la jarina, kaksno leto Sc neki
obeta. Razen tega SO bill Cast
Sc zelo nemirni in posledice VOL
ne Sc MISC bile zaceljene. Nihce
Sc nj vedel, kaj bo valuto in
kako bo s cenami. Pa tudi me.
je Sc MISC bile popolnoma ureje'
ne. Nekateri so sc ma them sko.
raj jezili ma Munke, XII so jim
,'pozrli skoraj pol delavnika :.
bog We, kaj neki nameravs
Munk - tenn slovesnim opravi
lom in S to obdaritvijo revezev
Slisalo Sc je, da namerava izro
citi enega izmed obeh grunto'
mlajsemu sinu Anzanu, to. p;
baje zato, ker po dezeli Sc we'd
no strasijo to agrarno refor
mo 80.
Dalte prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

bro zahavali do seste ure zju--
Itrai. Hvala, muzikantll Ludvikll,
Iii ie tako' lepo, igral cello noc.
. Prisrcna hvala Mrs. Sajovic,
XII ie talo dobre krofe spekla,
Mrs. Segulin "a fino potico,
Mrs. Russ "a krompirjevo sola-
to, XII je bila tako dobra, Lojze-
tn in Franku, XII sta pridno to-
ella, ter wanna hcerke, XII ste po-
stregle prijateljem. Najlepse Sc
zahvaljujeva "a darilo, XII ste ga
mama podarili, meni krasen pr
stan in moji zeni lepo zapestno
uro. Kadar bova iu nosila, bo-
va mislila ma vas, dragi prija-
telji, in oh priliki bova vam po-
vrnila.
Torej najlepsa hvala slede-
cim: Mr.. in Mrs. Segulin, Mr..
in Mrs. l.. Sajovic, Mr.. in Mrs.
f. Benda in Laurie, Mr.. in Mrs.
r. zaubi, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Uran.
kar, MIR. in Mrs. ]. Moenik, Mr..
in Mrs. M. Kozar, Mr.. in Mrs
A. Rodella, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Ma
SELF, MIR. in Mrs. J. Russ, Mrs
Sajovic, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Gre, Mr.
! in Mrs. S. zagar, Mr.. in Mrs
J. Krulic, Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Golot
in sestra Mrs. Golob, Mrs. We
sci, Mr.. in Mrs. ]. ,Majcen, Mr.
in Mrs. A. Paul, Mr.. F. Koro
sec.
Vam, dragi prijatelji, torej s.
enkrat izrekava iskreno zahva
To-!
Mr.. in Mrs. John Barkovich
2O27O Tracy Ave-, Euclid, O
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

narici Trezi, da Sc je slisalo po ],
vsej cerkvi::
"Danes DO treba patti na sve-I
&c, ker je Alta v cerkvi :. )"
Slisala ga je gotovo tudi Alta,
toda njen trdi obraz Sc nj zga-l
nil.
Medtem so jeli prihajati VI
cerkev tudi ze drugi ljudje,
predvsem seveda Munkova zlah-
ia ter Munkovi sosedje. Najprej|
je prisel zupan Straznik S svojo!
zeno, potem Secnjak S svojo ze-
no, oba il Sonenega kraja. Ia
mimi je prisel Ardev, "a MIN
pa stara Permanca, oba il Draj-
ne; il Hoj je prisla Mudafica in
Sc nekaj drugih, il Jamnice pa
je prisel kot prvi Dvornik, last
mix enc izmed obeh jamniskih
grascin; le-ta sicer z Munki nj
bill v zlahti, pac pa ga je vezala
mimi vaska uglednost, socf-
alni polozaj in politicno sorod-
stvo. Ia MIN so vstopali Sc
drugi, vecinoma zenske in otro-
ci, XII so Sc ma delavnik laze od-
trgali cd della kakor mozje, ter
vaske zenkice, obicajne obisko-
valke tedenskih mas.
Naposled so Sc prikazai tudi
Munki. Gospodar, suhljat, a Sc
raven MOI svezega, zdravega
obraza, star okrog sestdeset let,
je S svojim mlajsim simon An
zanom zavzel prostor, XII ga je
Munkova hisa ze davno imela
7 prednjih vrstah klopi; njego-
va, kakih deset let mlajsa zena
Agata, in drobna, lepusna heer-
ka Mojcka sta sedli v hisni Sc
lez v vrsti zenskih klopi. Mani
kal je lie starejsi sin Ladej, XII nj
mogel priti, ker je bill "a ueite-
liza v sosednjih Dobrijah. Ko je
zazvonilo skupaj, je bio v Ger.
xvi skoraj polovico toliko ljudi
kolikor jih je oh navadnih nede'
ljah prihajalo k masi, kar je
Iocitno dokazalo, kak ugled ir
vpliv je v Jamnici imela Mum
kova druzina.
Jamniski zupnik Virej - M
fari je bill sele nekaj let - ka
kin petdeset let star MOI SUI
hotnega obraza in "a svojo po
stavo preobilnega trebuha, k
ga je dobil zaradi prevelikegs
1zivanja piva, Sc je takoj natt
prikazal pred velikim oltarjen
lv svojem slavnostnem, zalnen
ornatu. Hkrati so ma koru "a
bucale tudi orgle in Sc je ogla
sila Trezina pesem; slovesnt
opravilo "a vse ma Munkoven
Bunkovem gruntu pomrle 81
je pricelo.
| Zbrani farani SO sc takoj "a
topili V molitev; nekateri so tt
Sc ali glasneje molili rome ven
ce, medtem ko so drugi brali i;
masnih bukev. Cerkveni obrae
| Jim je bill re tako v krvi, da st
tisti, XII so bill zatopljeni v bra
ME, ma pamet poznali vsak<
zupnikovo kretnjo in so oh po
trebi mehanicno vstajali in 20
pet sedali. Motive najrazlicnej
sih obcutkov in zelj so vrele i;
prsi. Pri takih zalnih svecano
stih Sc navadno moli "a zvelica
| ME dus tistih, katerim je mass
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
Pormenter Valley

Due to the fact that Glen Jones
will be unable to be in Libby Sat
urday, Oct. 10, All Achievement
Day is postponed indefinitely. Mrs.
Sheldon stated perhaps a date could
be arranged in November.
The Rainbow Mothers Club din
ner is postponed until November
9th. Mrs. Gillespie is chairman
with Mrs. Roy Rice and several
other members assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Shan
hotter attended Cabinet Grange
Booster Program Saturday evening.
The program was excellent Mrs.
Leon DeBorde is to be congratuia-
ted and also all who took part.
Jerry Closer and friends left
Monday for two weeks hunting
trip.
Misses Patsy and Peggy Boomer
assisted at the banquet held in the
Moose Hall for the football boys
Saturday Other All club girls as
sisting were Janice Slauson and
JeannIne West.
Mrs. J. T. Shanholtzer attended
Circle B meeting at the home of
Mrs Gillespie Wednesday evening.
There was good attendance. Fol
lowing the meeting dainty refresh
mcntS were served by the hostess
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
REXF0RD
Bridge Club:


The second meeting of the Bridge
club was held at the home of Mrs
Lloyd DePratu, Thursday evening
Miss Madge Melvin won the high
prize Mrs. Fred Marvey, ST., the
consolation, and the travelling prize
went to Mrs. John Gaertner.
H. c. Anderson returned home
last week from a successful elk
hunt
Floyd Bower of Libby was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday of last
week
Mrs. J. R. Smith of Oxford, Ind,
is a guest at the home of her
brother, ]. L. Hurst, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson and
children spent the week end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Kins
of Whitefish.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Carlton of the
Yak were callers here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hurst and
Mrs. ]. R. Smith were business
callers in Whitefish Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd DePratu went
to Canada the first of the week to
attend a Lodge meeting
Miss Edith Becquart who has been
working as operator at the Libby
Depot was home few days last
week.
Mrs. Alfred Sumo left last week
for Seattle to visit her daughter
Mrs. Viola Murphy who is quite
i'll.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

was on an inspection tour of the eth
Army area. On his Oct End visit
he came to confer and speak at
the American Legion Convention
which was held in San francisco
last week
PFC Gene Huchala of Libby, who
is with the saith AGF Band, says
that in addition to the Guard of
Honor ceremony played for Mr..
Patterson, the band also played In
two parades and presented series
of concerts at the Civic Plaza in
downtown San Francisco for the
American Legion Convention.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
HUCHALA PLAYS WITH
BAND IN GUARD OF
HONOR CEREMONY

Wednesday afternoon, Oct. End,
the saith Army Ground Forces Band
performed in a Guard of Honor
ceremony for Secretary of War Rob
ert Patterson on the Presidia parade
field in San Francisco. This is the
second time in the past two months
the band has had the honor of per-
forming for the Secretary of War
The first time was at Fort Mason
on August 3rd of this year At that
time the Honorable Mr.. Patterson
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
Al CLUB HAVE POTLUCK
SUPPER AT BULL LAKE

Three cars brought members of
the Al Club to a pot luck supper
at the Dexter cabin on Bull Lake
October 9 A quiz contest and folk
program in charge of Mrs. Riddle
and Mrs. Stearns followed the short
business meeting. First prize in the
quiz contest was won by Miss Wini-
fred Handley.
The next meeting, October 80, will
be held at the home of Mrs. Dick
Griffith.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
A True Story of
A Libby Woman, Her
SoIory and Taxes

Here is a true story that should
interest every working man and
woman in this land
A Libby woman has held a posi-
ton where her monthly salary was
$4,000 She is a married woman
and her husband is also employed.
She has stated to friends that her
Withholding tax amounted to a few
cents less than $50 per month. She
worked nine months year. Thus
she paid in Withholding tax-for the
nine months-a total sum of ap-
proximately $4,000.
Now figure this out for yourself.
For the privilege of working nine
months, she paid to the present
wasteful democratic government the
sum of $4,000. In other words, she
worked ONE ENTIRE MONTH and
"a DAYS for nothing. Had she
worked IL months-as most workers
do-she would have paid in tax
$4,000, or she would have worked
TWO MONTHS and IL DAYS for
NOTHING. That would have been
her contribution to democratic
wastefulness.
That's what this democratic adj
ministration is doing for the work
ing man and woman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
Bernhard -DObIe

Miss Helen Bernhard, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Bernhard of
Eureka, and Sam w. Doble of Rex
ford were united in marriage on
September IL at p. m. by the Rev.
McPike of the Missoula Baptist
church.
The bride was attired in a coral
suit with black accessories. Her
corsage was of white rosebuds.
Mrs. Doble is a graduate of LCHS
and the groom was recently dis
charged from the Army after 38
months service in Iran, India, and
the European Theatre
After a weeks honeymoon as
guests of the brides aunt, Mrs Geo.
Gerwonka of Misosufa, the couple
returned to Rexford where they will
make their home. Their many
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
Scarcity, Waste, Confusion Bungling!

This is the awful bungng, Incompetent democratic
administration has reduced the country HAD ENOUGH? Then
vote Republican.
The Republican party presents the following for your
careful patriotic consideration SuppOrmen of high char
unquestiOned ability and patriotism You'll find several
this sveteranS who spent months in the OxhOes
amid slime and disease and where death faced them every
and who fought with Uncle Sans navy of the fer
ceSt naval engagements of the
These the the Republican party to the people
want the country back sanity and abundance vote
for them.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
CharIes Iacohsen Passes

= Hi ILo q nLUUoDIL II fIooNn
Friends of Charles Jacobsen will
be grieved to hear of his passing
Mr.. Jacobson, with his family, re-
sided here several years ago. He
was an engineer on the Great Nor
thern Railroad The family moved
from Rexford to Opportunity, Wn.,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

No meat, sugar, SOAP shirts nylOns only few
and trucks not enough building materials.
Got any tOday?" That's inquiry of Libby
housewives they phone their meatmarketS these The
is invariably very little And Amerca-the
land of former head of abundance- reduced eating
the cies-wIe millions of hogs unbuh-
cred.
Bakeries closed for of sugar and shortening; it's
practically impossible to buy SOap the of Shirts
paamaS underwear shoes The entire nation dis
guSted and crying change colossal scarcity should
be land of abndance-unheard prices what bought
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
ZoIes Ecton for u. S. Senator

veteran of World War has served many years in the
Montana legislature where he has consistently sponsored
and endorsed every law pertaining to veteran weare
employer he has given the job veteran where avail
able; prominent Montana stOckman
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

friends wish them a lifetime of hap
pinesS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
Barney Rankin for Congress

Rankin's ability bravery and leadership took him from
buck private to colonel following many promotions in
the field His nvncibe Montana soldiers known through
out the Pacific the notorious RANKIN RAIDERS
wrote of the most glorious pages in the wars history
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

editor and publisher of the Western News Libby lifelong
student of governmental and social problems and a
of unqueStOned integrity and ability
P. v KIinke for County Commissioner
Mr.. Knke has served County Commissioner
in able and conscientious always working for
good government and for the taxpayers interests resi-
dent OF county for years, business and
farmer, he is highly qualified to you
Roy LiVengood for Sheriff
Has had long experience peace officer where he has
made enVable record for himself Stands high the
community where he lives.
J. F. Fennessy, Jr. for County Attorney
Reared in Lincoln County, is a graduate of schools;
active combat service in the u S. Navy during World
War II. young deserving your UquesiOned sup
port.
Earl E. ZingIemon for County Treasurer
Saw active duty in the African and Italian campaigns for
four Has had of valuable experience
deputy in the office for which he has filed
@. c. Earle for County Clerk and Recorder
long resident County and your faithful
Clerk and Recorder for past years. which
gives him highly valuable experience the most
important county Offices
Hol Hepner for Justice of the Peace Libby eFWp.4
man well educated to qualify him for this office also
a Libby business
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

editor and publisher of the Western News Libby lifelong
student of governmental and social problems and
of unqueStiOned integrity and ability.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
Charles D. Rowe for State Representative

Resident of Lincoln County % years. has always worked
for the development of all parts of county, % years
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
Larry Heller for Clerk of Supreme Court

Served 81 months in the Air Corps where he made
envable record He naturally has every sympathy for
the veterans
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
George Davis for RoiIrood and Public
ice Commissioner

Davis served with the gallant 91St division, in
World War and the Purple Heart. Has been
service officer in three veterans organizations and has
handled hundreds of cases for buddieS in distress.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
D. F. Fewkes for State Senator

long time resident of Lincoln County, prominent bust
and taxpayer Has served in both the House and
Senate of the Montana legislature, where he
sidered of the ablest in the legislature
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
V. KIinke for County Commissioner
Roy Livengood for Sheriff

Has had long experience peace officer where he has
made enViabe record for himself. Stands high
community where he lives.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
:. Fennessy, Jr. for County Attorney
E. ZingIemon for County Treasurer

Saw active duty in the African and Italian campaigns for
four years Has had year of valuable experience
deputy treasurer in the office for which he has filed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

Any government program thot does not FIRST remove the ob- stocIes blocking production of moterioIs will simply odd od- ditionoI difficulties 10 the prob lem facing the building industry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

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