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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15

i Gin Serfallungsamenoeme bas
Die amts5eit zines Brdiibenten auf
5tpei Sermine beihrdnfen tpiirbe -
cine Ser eriten reprblifonilden 3iel-
lesungen - tpurbe pom 9lbgeorone-
tenbaus nit mebr oIs ser erforoerli-
den Observation-Disclosures angenonl=
men. 9as StimmenperbGItnis mar
5peibunbertfiin iinfrnoabt5ig gegen bun-
oertetnuno5wan5ig. Sober i'm Sauie
anDeienoe &epublifaner itinlnte oas
fir, uno iiebenunonier5ig 9emofroten
ldloiien iid on.
Ser Goridlog eebt iest an oen Se-
nat, oellen Suiti5= llnterfomitee be-
reits nit Gernebmuugen gu ser Sro-
&c begonnen bot. Iud Der Senat muB
Den gorIttog NIT 3tpetortttelmebr-
belt annebmen, bepor er oen einaelnen
Stdaten oorgelegt Derben fann. Der
gorldlag muB alsoann, bebor er 8e=
ltanoteil Der &erfaIiung neroen fann,
BON DenigItenS iedsunbbreiBig Stau,
ten ratlfi5iert Deroen, uno 5tpor ent=
lpeoer our6 Sic 2eeisIaturen Der
Staaten ooer our6 beionoere perfal=
lunggebenoe Serlomn1lungen, ie nod=
Dem tpie Die Staaten beldlieBen. Die
Stoaten buben fiir ibre @ntIdlieBuna
ltsben Sobre 3eit.
Sn leiner eriten groBeren poIiti-
id)en grflarung als StoatsIefret1r
Ioroerte General George 6. Morlbaa
Die nngemeine militdril6e 9ienit,
ptlt9t, UNI pie er iaste, bie amerifa-
niide Iubenpolitif NIT tpirflid)er
Wta6t 81 itiiten. gr iogte, an Mbrii-
It1lng lei nidt 5u oe1lfen, Iolange fei=
ne tptrflamen internationalen Si6er-
bettsmaBnabmen ausgearbeitet 1por.
ben itno. 9ies ntiiiie burd oie llge
erfolgen, uno 5ipar auf Der @runb-.
lage "annebmbarer 2oiungen fir sic
@roBmodte in ben ungebeuren Sra
gen., Die babel auf Dem epieIe itebcn.
Staatsiefret1r Warlban beseidue-
te leste ISOLDE Silfe fir Die Sunger-
leioenoen ser 8elt aIs bas pidtiaIte
BON liebenuno5mansig Broblemen al,-
Benpolitil6er art, Die cine Stelluno-
nabme oes Songreiles erbeiIden. gr
tpolle, oaB Der &ongreB Weittel fir
amerifaniide Notbilfe i'm MusIauo
nod Dem gingeben ser ugeHHM am
81. Wfar5 bereititelle. Sn Braiioent
Srumans Sausbalt iino $3.50, ,OOO,s
600 fir oielen 3tped porgeieben. 8eil
ter erlu6te stariban Inn Gatifisiez
rung ser Satellitenpertr1ge ourb Sen
jSenot, Die am 10. Sebruor in Saris
unter5eidnet tpurben, Inn elm 8eles
fir Die grIeidterrne ser gintuonoe-
rung berldleppter Berionen, nm bie
autorilierung fir Sic Snansriffnob.
me oes l1mltrittenen ct. 2olprence-
&anals, olplonatiihe SsmmunitGt fir
Gelegierte Der Gereinten 0ationen
uno Steuerfreibett fir Die Ben Ser
elttten ytationen gena1ten @elhenfe.
Wtarlbau mafte oiele Mufltellun=
gen in einem Shreiben on oen replt-
blltanllden Senator Ganoenbera bon
yeidiean, ben 8orlisenoen oes slu-
Benpolitiiden Musiduiies, no6oem.
oieler oarum eriudt bate. 8anoen-
berg iibergab Maribans grief Ser
Setfentlihfeit, nahoem ser republic
taniide aubenpolitiide aurs i'm Sc
nat bonn oemofratiiden Senator Sep
per bon Slorioa beftig fritiiiert tpor-
Den mar. Or befiirdte, 10 fiibrte Sep
per aus, 6ab bie republifaniihen
Sibrer rGeutiblano pieoeraufrii-
item" uno Die iiberparteilihe auBen-
1nIi{if n,tfnoho,, tnoTIn,,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15
Mns Jranfreidjs Beididtc

Sn 6ranfreif mar mani in Ser
boben 8olitif immer fur5iibtiger unb
lei6tfertiger als in gnglono. Selten
uernimmt man bon oortber Elm chr
li6es 8efenntnis ooer elm @ort Ser
Waruung. Seitoem bic amerifanii6-
engliIben Sruppen in Der Normanoie
bic Sdmab~ ser fran5oiiiben aor-
ruption unter Ser oSolfsfront" aus
l0ihten uno Sranfreib befreiten, lit
Die n9loire" 1pieber ser 8runoton Ser
Hariier Bolitif, perbramt ielbItper-
Itanolib NIT al ben alten Bbraien
DON hem boien Na6barn iiberm &bein
oriiben, Dem reiBenben 8olf, ser oas
arme fran5oiiihe 2dmmden INNER
ipieoer 5u peri6lingen brobe.
George 6. Sofolifp bat neulih Sic
len War6en Sic geifi6tlide 8abr-
belt gegeniibergeiteat. Siderlid, SIT
Ter lit in 5ranfreid) eingefaaen, unb
niemano miro Dos, tpie iiberbaupt oie
8anbitenpolitif Ser 9uooe5ausgobe
Napoleons, perteibisen molten. Aber
NIT 6itler fling ia bie @eihi6te nift
an, fling ser beutid-fran5oiilbe &on-
flift nidt an. SofolifD erinnerte an
Die i6ma6ooae Bolitif Sranfrei6s
our 3eit Ser Siirfennot. rals oie
Sabsburser fdmpften Inn ibr 9eben
nnb Die 3ipiliiation guropas, ida=
derten oie Sran5oien nit Sen undriit-
liden Siirfen Inn opnaitiide Madt,
au1 menn oaS oen 600 Der 1peitlihen
aultur beOeutete. " Sofolifp bate bei=
fiigen fonnen, oaB bamals Die Srans
5oien bas oeutibe gliaB ltablen.
0urhaus Heht bat er, tpenn er
ibreibt: r@enn man BON oeutiden
ginf1nen in 6ranfret6 ipriht, barf
man franaoliide ginfdne in Geltih-
lano uno Die fran5oiiide Holitif in
europa niht bergeiien :"
Qei6er aber bergiBt man bas 10 oft
-ooer tpeiB nidts bapon, unb min
es niht ipabr baben, baB Sranfreid)s
irbmeres 2eio IN ueitsebenbem MaB
Die 5trafe fiir idiueres 11nrebt lit,
6as es oft senug an Nadbarn ber-
iibte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15

England uno Sranfreib in ibrer
oeutlden Golitif chamber ndber fonl-
.melL uno baB = mas nod pidtiger
lit - Elm neuer ensliih-ruiiiid-iran-
5oliId1er 2reibuno I'M 8erben lit. &c.
gioault bot 10 et1pas lette ISOLDE Der.
sflaululiert angefiinoigt.
8as mag allua6it pbantaitii6 film.
gen slber man oarf nibt pergelien,
51.) oaB gnglanos 9lrbeiter=Hegie-
rung in neuerer 3eit itarf nod HuB.
lano tenoiert unb baB Die fortl6rei-
tenoe grmattung England feinen all=
5n groBen Spielraum in Der 8abl
-leiner 8unoesgenolien laBt; (2.) boB
5ranfrei6 unter Itarfem fommuniltis
lhen Gruf ltebt, uno baB bie fran5os
iilden Gbaupiniiten obne lAtpere ge>
oenfen nit GuBlanb gemeiniame go
DIE MAIDEN, ipenn lie alf bielen @e-
&c Die olten Soffnunsen auf oen ge.
lis oes ipeItrbeiniiden oeutid)en @e-
Ibietes ODER bod eines erbebli6en
Stiides peripirfli6en fonnen; g. oaB
IoIange es Oie iSiibrung Gu
.ropas iibernebmen fann, au1 bie
Entente nit Den @eItmd6ten erneuert
INN Damn ge9en Die Ser. Staaz
ten Inn 10 frdftiger auftrumpfen 5u
fonnen.
sber, tpie mir bereits in ser Gin
leitung ausfiibrten, Die 8erbaltniiie
iino oft itdrfer als Der @ille uno oie
Glane Ser v@roBen". gnglanos au-
genblidlide ariie, bie erlte tpirflihe
&raftprobe Der 2abour= =&egierung,
mag in ben nabIten 8ohen, iotpeit
England in 8etro6t fomn1t, Die 8i1-
figteit Der giinonispl1ue uno ser
Wtosfau'er &onferen5 iiberibatten.
llno - ariien i6reiten beut5utaee
nlandnlal un6eimlih ibneu = penu
III Mosfau Die eriten Soal lte ausge-
bra6t peroen, lit Der. 8epin pielleidt
gar nidt babel.
Dtag oem lein pie INNER, ieoen-
fols befl,noen fonierpatipe &reile IN
England i6pere 8eiorgnis iiber Die
fiirbterlide Gage bes oeutifen Sol
fes uno sic gerlngen ausii6ten auf
eine 8eiierung ourd Die gnti6lie.
Bnngen IN Wosfau. 2este 8od)e NOR
,ais 0eutlbe Srage mie0er ein11al 8e=
fgeflftan6 elmer freitniitigelt 4usipras
RIO I'm 1tufcrho,,a Snhn; crfI1r+o Ri
haro 2atD, naboem er ieinen patrio=
tiiden @efiiblen oer OeiBa6tung Der
Geutid)en @eniige getan, Die Gage in
Gentl6lano lei entleslib, oenn uoort
i'm Ser5en BON 8eiteuropu neriallen
5lpiiden 5pan5ig uno oreiBig Miaio-
men menihliber 8eien Dor uniern
augen Dem Sooe 9ur1 uniere
erbarmli6e 8fui6erei unb WiBpirt-
ibaft iaen mir sic soat oes oritten
oeutlden &rieees".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15
Granfreids 3sroaramm

Gnttpeoer nit gngIano ooer nit
RabTano ODER NIT beioen miro Gronf-
reid IN Mosfau iein altes Hrogramrtr,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15

ourb BEN nbalsitarrieen Mangel an
8eritdnbnis auf Seiten BON getpiiiefl
aaiierten" Dorentbolten tporoen lei.
Gas flinst iiherlih 1idt irieoIid uno
frieoenperbeiBenb!
Nad) elmer Wel0ung Der Seem Oor-
Ter Zines fritiliert Der ,Slferpatore
&omano' Die fiinf 8ertr1ee als nnge-
redt, unloeiid uno unflue. aus benz
3ulammenbang Der &ritif gebt -
nob Der ,Simes' - berpor, baB Dos
potifanii6e 8latt Dor ollem ben ita-
lieniiden 8ertrog I'M Sinne bot, ben
es Elm 0iftot nennt 0iftote, ibreibt
oas 8latt, ntauben nid)ts, ipenn tie
ni6t &lauieln fir cine Genilion ent-
balten 10 oaB Die slufresung BON
beute in abiebbarer 3eit in gegeniei-
tiges Sertrauen iibereeben fann J.
gs lit itidt gut, Die 8arnung bon
Bapit 8enebift XV. 5u nliBabten:
,golfer iterben ni6t.' Gas beiBt, lie
iiberleben uneena6 uno meroen err
littenes unreht in grinnerung bebol-
ten. Oeebr oils polfilde itno iie mora
liide 8ebiloe. Sic iddten bas 2eben
oanad elm, Oh es ipert it, gelebt 5li
iperoen, Oean fann nur boffen, BOB
ieoermonn Der groBen 2ebren Bapit
Bius XII. eineeoenf tperbe: ,SSn eli
ner neuen anf iittliden @runoidten
begriinoeten Sronung tit fein glas
fiir neue aniblaee altf oie 5reibeit.
unperleslidfeit uno Si6erbeit anoe-
rer 8olfer.' 8irb oas mibadtet, bann
merhen Sriebensbiftote Sen Srieben
ni6t biftieren."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15
@ur Der Mpsfam'er Gpnferens

HlUI OtIIteren.
gur Der Mpsfan'er apnferens
Ger ,Siierpatore' betont NIT al-
lem Naborud, Dob oos italienii1e
Jrieoensoiftat Sic feierli6en 8eripre-
ben Ser Gtlantic Gbarter auBer Iht
laiie. Eas aber iei ttidt all5u jebr
peripunberlid). Ienn als sic 8olfer
ser Charter beitraten, tporen lie 5u-
lammengeiftpeiBt ,bur6 ginen @il-
len, - Den 5rieoen 81 getpinnen. Sn
6rieoen fanben iicb oieie &olfer iill-
ems in ibren 3ielen unb Die gbnrter
tuuroe preisgegeben in Dem gerluh,
Die einanoer mioeritreitenben Snter-
eiien 5il Deri6biteil nlf elmer sfeibe
bon Gonferen5en Seberan, Bots
oam 8aris -, oie nod ni6t gum
sbidluB gefornmen iino, ionoern ibre
Jortiesung finoen iperoen in Mos-
fou.
Wtpsfau oie 6ortiesung bon Sebe-
ran, Gotsoam llnb 8aris oas lit
cine unerfreuli9e, aber ourd}aus real
politiIde Srognoie. gs lit elm Srep.
pentpit Der 8eltgei6i6te, baB bie
Ser. Staaten, ipelfe Die eieentli6e
gnti6eioung bes &rieses berbeise-
fiibrt baben, INNER tpieber betonen,
uno NIT &ebt betonen fonnen, ooB
lie fir iif nihts forbern, aber bon
Seberan an nit freien S1noen oie
ariegsbeute allseeteilt baben. GaB lie
oabei geraoe 9rBlanos 8eutegier be-
frieoigen - oas gleide &uBlanb, in
Dem tie ben @eener in ser groBen
gntideibuns ser 3ufunft erbliden =,
tit geraoe5u grotesf. Dab Tie in Mos-
fan ben ruiiiiden Sorberunsen nit
gr0Berem grfolg 8iberitano leilten
tperben als bel Ben bisberisen gu
iammenfiinften, lit nidt an5u tpabr-
i6einlid). 8brnes, 8anoen6erg unb
GonnaQp maren trot man6er
S6manfungen ein tiihtiges Srium-
pirat. Sic batten oie Huiien fennen
gelernt, fannten lire &niffe = unb
ibre Sdndden. Mnftene bon Srn.
9brnes gebt Sr. Wariban nad Mos-
tau, l,nb oie beiben Senatoren tper=
oen Ser aonferen5 ni1t beitpobnen,
mie lebte 8ohe in @aibinston ange-
fiinoigt tpllr0e. 8egriinoet miro ibr
gntidluB init ser Dringlihfeit ibrer
Bflibten in Der Bunoesbauptltaot.
Senator 8anoenberg betonte, oaB
tros ieiner yihtbeteiligung in Wos-
fau bie ginbeitsfront ser Barteien in
Der ausipartisen BoIitif fortbeIteben
tperoe, uno er unb iein &ollege gon,
nalD fiin6igten alt, lie ipiiroen CUR
8erfiigung iteben, ipetn lid tire sln.
melenbeit in Wosfau als erforoerli6
erpeiien iolIte. Wie es beiBt, lit oamit
gu rednen, Bob Sobn Softer Oulles,
Ser republifaniibe Sa1berit1noige in
auspartigen angelegenbeiten, an Der
Wfosfau'er &onferena teilnebmen
tpir6.
8ie INNER Die anrerifanilfe Ser
tretung iid auiammeniesen miro, =
lie miro feinen Ieihten Stano baben.
un6 tpabrI1einlih tperoen ibre
S6mierigfeiten nod fonlpIiaierter
ourh bie gepIn1,te entente 5tpilden
england uno Granfreid. 8on 6ieler
lDar' i9on Iange Die Meoe, aber man
pertagte oas 8iinonis groBenteiIs aus
@iidiiht gegen MuBIan6, oos barin
ben 8eginn eines @eitbIods erbIidte;
Damn aber aud neil Die glniidten
gnglanos un6 sSranfreids in Ser
oentihen Grage auseinanoergeben.
Wenn iett Die gntente @eItnIt am,
14ftr1rrs% - ~<.nn &n2 EnSn..ln.. &~S
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23

Mrs. Leon H. Ayers is spend
/ ing two weeks in Everette, Wash,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
Kroeze,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nd. Tester of Noxon,
were weekend visitors in Libby. Mr..
Tester went hunting while Mrs. Tes-
ter visited with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ray Rice left Wednesday for
Spokane on a business trip. She
will return Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Located, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. August
Wichman, and other relatives, left
Monday for Portland and Los An
geles before returning to her home
in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Addy of
Gevser are visiting their son and
wife, Mr.. end Mrs. Joe Baenen and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Napier ar
rived October IL from Silverton,
Ore. for a visit with relatives and
friends in Libby
Little Miss Donna Lorraine has
arrived to make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Spencer
Seventeen women and two men.
members of the Medora Rebekah
Lodge No. SO journeved Saturday
to Big Fork where they attended
the meeting of District One of Re-
bekah lodges Mrs. Grace Brown
was official delegate from Medora
Lodge. Mrs. celia Ramlo served
IS president for the district meet
ing. The Libby group put on a
special skit as part Of Saturdays
program.
Mrs. L. E. Yaple returned Mon
day from Whitefish where she had
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
K II Field She found her father
who had been down for some time
as the result of a fall, in good con-
dition and able TO be about Her
nephew Don KLEIN who has shot
in the Jaw several weeks ago is
at home again from the Spokane
hospital Ii is not known how sue
cessful his operation will be until
he goes back on the 18th for a
check-up. While Mrs. Yaple was
gone she attended the Rebekah Dis
trict meeting at Big Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Preston re-
turned Monday from Post Falls, Ida.
where they had spent the past week
with their two daughters, Mrs.
Gardner and Mrs. ThornwallWhile
there they celebrated their 58th
wedding anniversary on the 10Th
See Libby Sash and Door for
sash, window, and door frames
doors and wood work. Phone 247-J.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
FIRST LUTHERAN JR, LADIES
AID MET AT GEO. BAETH HOME

The Junior Ladies Aid of the
First Lutheran Church met at the
Geo Baeth home last Thursday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Geo. Baeth was the
hostess. The co-hostess, Mrs. Dwayne
Whitehouse was out of town and
so was unable to be present as she
had planned to be. Mrs. Hjortholm
gave two readings after the devo-
tion by the pastor. The typical
Halloween" lunch served by the
hostess was greatly enjoyed. Three
new members joined the Aid at this
meeting. Mrs. Ed Olson, Mrs. Leir,
and Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Ingvar
Ronning was present as a visitor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
MEET OCTOBER 6

The WO.TM held the regular
meeting October 10th at the Moose
Hall. both S. Regent and Recorder
being absent because of illness. The
Red Heart day was not decided on
left over until next meeting Co.
orker Fraser was elected to fill the
Chaplain's chair.
The audit report was read and
accepted. Co-worker Brennan gave
a short talk on the Music Sponsor
Club for the benefit of those vino
are interested.
Following the meeting, a delicious
lunch was served by Co.workers
Mona and Marguerite Parker.
Next meeting will be a Pot-luck
lunch.-Pub. Chairman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
JOSEPHINE WOLFF MARRIES
IN CALIFORNIA

Mr. and Mrs. J. c. McCollum re-
lceived word that their daughter,
Josephine Volt, was married Sep
TENDER 18th to Mr.. Donald Dayen
.of Culver City, California.
A reception was held at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, 1947 La
France. South Pasadena, following
which the bride and groom departed
for their honeymoon to San Juan
Capistrano, Calf.
They are now at home at 1873
Mission Street, South Pasadena.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
ST. JOSEPH'S MISSION
STARTS OCTOBER 26TH

Father Daniel Debolt of the Re
demptorist Fathers, from Occur d.
Alene. Ida, will begin a one week
mission Sunday evening, October
goth at st. Joseph's Catholic church,
Libby, at 1880 p. m.
Father Debolt is a speaker of note
and is widely known throughout the
~. S.
You are cordially invited by the
Pastor of St. Joseph's Church, Faith
er O'Malley, to attend the Mission
Services each evening at 1880 o. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
LOCAL news ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Paddock and
son, Wayne of Kalispell' accom-
panied by Mr.. Paddock's sister, Miss
Margaret Paddock and Gordon Lind
sey, visited Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hilbird ana
son, Ben in Libby.
Lumber and Sawmill Worker
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday of each month.
Chief. Engineer Hopkins OF tne
Army Engineering Corps, Seattle,
was here yesterday, checking 1000
conditions and possible remedy LOT
the same Oh Flower and Parmenter
creeks.
Mrs. Dorothy Gould and son,
David Of Tacoma, came Tuesday al
.ternoon to visit at the home OF Mrs;
Gould's brother, Richard Clarke and
family.
County Surveyor Ira Miller an
nounces that the Frairy & Olson
land plot has been recently com
pleted. dedicated and approved.
-RUMMAGE SALE: On November
10th at the Moose Hall, given by
ST. Johns Lutheran Aid. &c
The publisher of The Western
News has been greatly favored IN
receiving a generous sack of tns
splendid Bliss Triumph potatoes
grown by F. A. Senter and told a.
bout in last weeks edition Of this
newspaper Mr.. Senter has the
thanks of the News family for some
of the best potatoes it has ever
sampled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Natter of
Silverton, Ore, came Friday to visit
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Wells and George Pike, and with
other friends and relatives. They
left this morning for Silverton. The
Matters are former Libby residents
Mrs. James B. Clowers left Sun
day for Fargo N. D., where she viii
attend the A.O.U.W. convention as
delegate From there she Will 60
on TO Chicago TO visit a sister, then
IN TO Missouri where she will visit
a brother in her old home town.
On the return trip she will stop
n Nebraska and visit another sister.
In all she expects to be gone about
three weeks.
Mrs. S. A. Rasmussen left We'd
neSday IN the company OF MI. ana
Mrs. c. E. Frazer to return with
them to Spokane. She visited them
for a couple days and returned home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. DeRosia and
son Robert left Saturday for the
eastern part of the state where they
will visit friends in Havre and their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Romo at Bainville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. " Adkins ana
sons, Dean, David and Willis, o.
Seattle, are visiting Mr.. Adkins
parents, Mr. and Mrs S. A. Ras
mussen. They are expecting TO To-
cate in Libby if they can find a
nome.
"A RUMMAGE SALE will be held
Saturday. October IS at the Parker
Studio under the sponsorship of the
Rainbow Girls. The sale will open
at $3.50 a. m.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union No 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday Of each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Mackey Of
Spokane visited over the weekend
with Mrs Mackey's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Klas Johansson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
LUTHERAN SR. LADIES
AID ENTERTAINED

The Senior Ladies Aid of the First
Lutheran Church was entertained
by one of its members, Mrs. Hans
Westman, at her home last Thurs
day afternoon. The weather was
rainy but nearly all the members
of the Aid and many visitors were
present. The program centered on
the topic salt and Light" and
was presented by Mrs Hjortholm
and Mrs. Halver Rafdahl. The deli
cious lunch served by the hostess
at the close of the meeting was
enjoyed by all.
The visitors were. Mesdames Mel
son, Greip, Ernest Lier, Bennett,
Tunis, Nygaard, Holver Rafdahl,
r. H. Gehrke, Earl Barkee, Oscar
Field, F. E. Bateman, Owe Larson,
and L. E. Anderegg.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
A LARGE HENS EGG

Charles Noel brought an egg in
to The Western News Office last
Monday that weighed ga ounces.
and measured seven inches around,
with nine inch oval girth.
The egg was laid by a six months
old New Hampshire Red pullet. The
young hen evidently is going in for
real production to help feed the
European nations.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
NEW LIGHTS FOR
COUNTY LIBRARY

The board of County commission
ers at their meeting last Friday
awarded the contract for installing
new lighting fixtures in the county
library to w. E. Partlow. His bid
was for $51035.
The commisisonerssunder the item
of plat dedication approved the
dedication of the Olson-Frary adj
dition to the city.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-23
BAZAAR AND room SALE

The members of the Senior Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
will hold their annual bazaar and
food sale Saturday, November %
at the Clay Parker Studio. The sale
will begin at 1000 a. m. Here will
be your opportunity to find lovely
Christmas gifts and delicious food
for a Sunday dinner. Keep the date
in mind.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-27
CKSTAGE WITH THE
 DIPLOMATS

Rosy checked French Foreign Minister Bidault is now off the fence regarding Russia while brusque Ernie Bevin is on Hither- to it was Bidault who was always trying to conciliate between Russia and the United States
 Fearful of the French Commun- ists, Bidault played straddling game-tried to please both the U.S.S.R. and the LISA. Now with the French Communists on the downgrade, Bidault is frank ly and openly American Bev- in. on the other hand, has become more cautious.
 A year ago Bevin was bald and blunt about his -Sovietsm but he has suddenly become cautious, believes Russian backs should be scratched somewhat. This is part " because Bevin doesn't particu- larly like Americans, partly be- cause Russia has just made tre- mendouS strides in winning over British public opinion by trading 500,000 bushels of wheat to the British for British machinery.
 This deal is peanuts compared with the U. S. loan to Britain, but 1t came at a crucial time and has made dent on British public opinion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-27
HIGH PRICE FOR GOLD?

The last issue of the Engineering and Mining Journal declares editorialy that higher price for gold is inevitable due course. This should be en- coraging word for Alaskan operators who faced with high operational costs, expected to operate for price set before the war. Says the Journal;
 Recent news from Europe indicates that at tempts foresta currency devaluaton are bursting at the seams earlier than the orthodox economists have anticipated Devaluation means even- tually higher gold price.
 The news is that the French Government has announced intention of reducing the official value of it's currency in terms of dollars The report from Geneva is that Western European countries are planning the move.
 The new turn of events is not because the ma ons involved want to violate covenants to maintain current stability but because they have not found the means to discipline themselves sufficiently to main- tain currency stability. As result their currencies are selling greatly under the official rates wherever free markets for their crrences exist Devaluation under these circumstances is simply an acknoWledg- ment of fact But, when devaluation starts, sooner or later other countries will follow in order to protect their export trade Eventually this will call for formal acknowledgement of another fact the freemarket price of gold
 ITO state the whole problem another way, na- tions never pay as they go for Invariably they lean credit help carry the financial burden and their extravaganza is usually more than can be met by normal repayment of debt. Taxpayers will assume only certain load and to overburden them esults In disrupting nations economy by depriving people of adequate incentives to produce Thus financially overextended government only dump the remain ing bill the laps of its creditors, who consist of those who hold it's bonds and currency However the sufferers not only these individuals. Every bond holder, savings bank depostor and insurance policy holder takes the rap in the degree
 Thus, governments which have spent beyond their means really have little choice and their signature to hold the line" agreements is meaningless. All of which that higher price of gold is inevitable in due course.