davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1948-04-23
81. Thomas Council
Reducing Expenses

That the st. Thomas Coun-
Gil has taken many steps to re-
duce expences to the barest
minimum can be seen in and
around the Councils office.
The frigidaire, which in the
past carried some Coca Cola
or other drinks, had only one
bottle Of water which, Incl
dentally, is also scarce in st.
In former years there
were reams of airmail and
plain stationery available to-
gether with copies of each
days issue of the two news
papers. Today only if you ask
for a sheet Of paper or envel-
ope, the clerks, always excep-
tionally courteous will find
you only what you need.
u HZE
, 1948-04-23

there has been many COM
plants Of streets being dug up
and open excavations remain.
ing for indefinite periods.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-06
Libby Students
Visit Bozemon

The five top ranking Seniors OF
Libby high, accompanied by Supit
o. L. Gillespie, left by car on Wed
nesday of last week for Bozeman
where they were to attend the
Bozeman High School Week.
Wednesday night was spent in
Missoula where the group visited
the University camDus. They travel
ed on to Helena Thursday where
they visited the State Capitol and
toured the grounds.
They were entertained by Boze-
man College students upon their
arrival there Thursday night.
Along with a number of students
from over the state, general college
aptitude tests were taken on Friday.
The afternoon and evening were
spent covering the campus there
and enjoying the exhibits.
Results of the tests were given
Saturday morning, with Georgiana
Erhard and Edwin Edstrom receiv-
ing eligibility to try at a later date
for 500 scholarship, should they
choose to attend Bozeman college.
The trip home was via Butte.
where they visited the Butte School
of Mines. completing a most inter
esting and educational tour of Mon
tana schools.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-06

-Rummage Sale at the Community
Room. May Is, at $3.50, by the Sen
ior w. S. c. S. of the Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Sanford Hull and little son,
Thomas Douglas, returned from
Boomers Ferry last Sunday after
noon. Mr. Hull went to Bonners
Ferry to bring them home Thomas
Douglas was born at the Boomers
Ferry Hospital on April %.
Paul D. Pratt, former Libby resi-
dent died of heart attack at his
home in Mokelumme, Calf, April
g. at the age of SO years. He is
survived by the widow and a son,
according to word received from
Mrs. James Nemetz of Chinook.
Mrs. Nemetz is laid up with broken
leg and ankle in the Sacred Heart
hospital, Havre, at present.
! Entertainment, somewhat on the
minstrel side, will be given by Trow-
| bridge, Hiatt and Shawl at the
dance being sponsored by organized
labor, committee members said. Les
Bloom will furnish the music at
the Moose hall as advertised else
where in the paper
John Lyle of Route No. 3, Troy,
was Libby visitor Saturday. Mr..
Lyle said that, on account of bad
roads, it was the first time he was
able to get out for some time.
Visitors at the Sanford Hull home
the past three weeks have been, his
mother, Mrs. Helen Hull of Ban
nerS Ferry, and Mrs. Harold Doyle
and son, Tommie, sister of Mrs San
ford Hull, of Seattle. Mrs. Hull re-
turned to Bonners Ferry Tuesday
and Mrs. Doyle will leave Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hull an
nounce the birth of a son, Thomas
Douglas, who came into the world
at Boomers Ferry, April %, tipping
the scales at 7 pounds, 1872 ounces.
The ST Johns Lutheran Hospital
is receiving a new coat of paint
and varnish inside this week.
Lumber ana SaWmln workers
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday of each month.
Clack's Service Station has re-
ceived a new white coat of interior
paint the past week by L. j. Brown,
adding much to appearances.
". r. W. Meetings the lst and 3rd
Wednesday Of each month at the
club.
SGT. Richard C. DeRosia has now
as his permanent address the fol-
lowing: 784th AFBU, 154th AACS
Sqdn., Barksdale, ALB La.
The Rainbow Girls are planning
to attend Supreme Assembly in
Missoula June IA, IS & 16. Reser-
vations should be made this week
with Mrs. E. M. Davidson.
Mrs. o. A. Anderson and Mrs. Jes-
sic Eagle were Kalispell visitors last
Saturday, making the trip by bus.
Frank Pival has been seriously
i'll for the past week, but is re
ported to be slowly improving. He
was threatened with pneumonia.
Pershing Gooselaw is on the sick
list, suffering from flu complications.
The Riley Cole crew is making
record speed in the erection Of Ray
Pivars new brick and tile build
ing on the corner east across from
the Hotel Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-06

Dale Smith, son of Mr.. and M MIS-
FLOYD Smith celebrated his lUul
birthday last Saturday with
weiner and marshmallow roast
Eight of Dale's playmates were pres
ent and baseball and other outdoor
games were enjoyed. The guest o.
honor received many nice gittS anu I
all the boys had a fine time the
party breaking up after the VEN,
ers and marshmallows were care9
for and the birthday cake disposed
of. -.
-Rummage Sale at the Community
Room. May IS, at $50, by the Sen.
ior W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
Church.
The Cub Scouts are planning 10
hike next Saturday up to the Power
Company Dam on Flower Creek.
This will be an interesting trip WIN
plenty of good hiking and maJestlc
scenery.
Mrs. F. B. Mitchell is employed
at the County Treasurer's office, &C
cording to County Treasurer, Ken
BigeloW
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-06
STATE LIBRARY MEETING


Continued from Page One)
ana lnaSmuch as there were both
VISITORS and local people present she
introduced each person. Mrs. Wal
ter NeilS sang a group of five songs,
accompanied by Inez Ratekin. Mrs.
n. {. Dillavou of Billings gave a
talk entitled Tanners" which cen
tered around world conditions. es-
peclally the Marshall plan. Place
card tavorS were small Water-color
sketches of Treasure Mountain
painted by Mrs. S. C. Ratekin
AT II a. m Tuesday the group
LETT for the J. Neils Lumber Com
pany logging camp at Warland for
turkey dinner. Mark Schoknecht,
camp superintendent gave an ex-
PLANTATION of sustained yield and the
proposed cooperative agreement be-
tween the j. Neils Lumber Co. and
the U. S. Forest Service and showed
some land where selective and sus-
tanned yield cutting had been prac-
tlced. He then conducted the group
to the logging operation in Ken
nedy draw and explained the
methods and types of work being
done. The Libby Chamber of Com
merce secured the services of Ernest
Wood and his bus for transportation
on this trip.
At p. m. at the end of the log
ging trip many of the visitors need
cd to return to their homes but
the fourteen that were left were
the guests of the Zonolite Co on
a visit to the mine. Raymond
Bleich and Tom Robertson con-
Quoted the party around the pro-
perry explaining the work and scope
of the industry. The Company pro-
vided a bus for this trip with L. ],
Brown as driver.
Tuesday evening after a dinner at
the Caboose the remaining thirteen
Librarians were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Waltr Neils in a tour of the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-06

friendlineess shown to their guests
1t has been Miss Ratekin's wish
for many years to entertain the As
ISOLATION at Libby and she feels that
the large attendance at the conven-
ton and the cooperation given by
local people were outstanding
The visiting librarians were
unanimous in the expression of their
appreciation of the thoughtful pre-
parations and arrangements which
had been made for their convenience
and pleasure.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-06

sawmill pres to log plant, the pole
treating plant, and mill office.
The guests were high in their
praise and most appreciative of the
wonderful hospitality shown them by
organizations and individuals dur
ing their stay here. Their housing,
food and entertainment were excel
lent and they were enthusiastic IN
their praise of Libby people and
the scenery. Inez Ratekin and Mrs.
Give Roark, hostesses for the con-
vention are also pleased at the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-06
AsSUJDlT0R is HONOR GUEST
Al 1OUGHIN HOME

Wendell G. Anderson. auditor of
ne o.ie Aonollte company, from Chi
Coso' was the inspiration for a party
given IN the game room of the new
eoghIgy home of Mrs Ned Joughin
ahq Carleton Joughin.
mere were twenty present,
IIlch included personnel of the
Eoh0lte office and department
Inc party adjourned to the Sur
prise Cafe later in the evening
where they endowed a hannuet.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
625 metal nuo Lietuvos sostines
Vi|niaus ikurimo

Palyginus SUI Amerikos mics
tails - musu Vilnius labai Sc
mas miestas.
10 amziaus niekas ir nusta-
tyti negali.
zinom tik viena dalyka:
1923 metals, tai yra prizes 625
metus, is Vilniaus Lietuvos Di-
dysis Kunigaikstis Gediminas
rase laiSkus svetimus kras-
, tus. Nno to laiko Vilnius yra
tus. Nuo to laiko Vilnius yra
Kadangi 625 yra 25 kartai
po 25, tai Sic metal yra kaip ir
antro laipsnio sidabrinis jubi-
liejus nuo Vilniaus, kaip Lietu-
vOs sostines, gyvenimo pra-
dzios. Deja, sta jubilieju sves-
damas Vilnius (jis pats jo nei
svesti negali...), vadinamas ne
laisvOs LietuvOs, tik kaz ko-
kios LTSR sostine...
Poetas Kazys Inciura yra pa
rases grazias eiles apie Viii
Mas katedros evangelista. Tas
evangelistas is marmuro...
Poetas pasakoja apie Lietu-
vos kunigaiksciu laikus. Evan
gelistas tada skate. Paskui
atejo caro- priespaudos laikai...
Evangelistas vistiek skate.
Napoleono armiios praejo pro
Vilniu evangelistas skate.
Vel karai, rusai bego, vokieciai
uzviespatavo. Evangelistas Wis
skate. Lietuva nepriklausoma
tapo evangelistas skate.
Lenkai uzgrobe Vilniu, norejo
isnaikinti lietuviu ir pedsa-
kus... Evangelistas skate.
Vel suplevesavo Lietuvos We
lava ant Gedimino piles boks-
to-. Evangelistas toliau skai-
te. Uzpludo bolseviku, paskui
vokieciu gaujos... O evangelis-
tas Wis skate ir skate.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26

Ir vel baisus samysis, We
bolsevikai uzpludo... O evange-
listas ir dabar dar skaito...
IT'oks yra Vilnius!
stai kodel musu, tautieciai,
kad ir stovyklose gyvendami
neuzmirSo Vilniaus. Jie rengia
ellie Vilniaus paminejimu. Pa.
minejimai jau buvo Muenchene
lapkricio 6 d., Svabu Gmuende.
.je lapkricio 9 d., Hanau - II
d., ir ju bus dar daugiau.
Kaip NUNS cia, Amerikoje
geriausiai pamineti tevy e s
mylimo miesto jubilieju?
Ar ne geriausia butu jamie
stems ir maziesiems, mokan-
items ar nemokantiems lietu-
viskai, papasakoti pasaka apie
Vilniu!
Kaip Lietuvos kunigaikstis
Gediminas prizes 625 metus me-
dziojo Neries ir Vilneles pa
krantese ir susapnavo Gelezini
Vilka. Vilkas buvo nepapras-
tas, gelezinis, ir taip garsiai
stauge, kad rodesi, jog jane
dar keli simtai vilku stauge...
Nubudes Gediminas klause
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
''kaip jie mus susaude''
1sleista italiskai.

Is Europos pranesa, kad pull
kininko Jono Petruicio knyga
'Kaip jie mus susaude", kuria
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga su
trumpinta isleido anglq kalba,
vardu Lithuania Under the
Sickle and Hammer, yra islei-
sta italy kalba. Knyga j italy
kalba isverte Lozoraitiene.
Knygoje pulk. Petruitis vaiz-
dziai apraso bolseviku ivykdy-
tas ties Cervene zudynes, is
kur Petruiciui pavyko pabegti
ir rcparasyti savo atsiminimus.
Autorius dabar jau yra mi
res.
Anglq kalba ta knyga gall
ma gauti LVS centre = $500
Superior ave. Cleveland 3,Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26

krivi - anu laiku lietuviu dva-
|siski, ka tas jo sapnas gall
reiksti. Krivis Lizdeika isaiski-
no sapna. Sake, tn cia ikursi
miesta, ir to miesto bus dide-
lis garsas, didesnis uz to Gele-
zinio Vilko staugima = visas
pasaulis limos apie ta miesta.
Nuo to laiko Gediminas ir
apsigyveno toje vietoje ir is
ten Lietuva valde.
siandien tikrai ia miesta vi
sas pasaulis Zinc.
Ir niekas negali uzgincyti,
kad Vilnius Simtmecius nebuvo
laisvos Lietuvos sostine. Me
kas negali pasakyti, kad il ne
Gediminas Lietuvos sostine
padare.
Vilniaus, kaip ir Lietuvos
ateitis, priklausys nuo pasaulio
politikos ivykiu. Bet lietuviai
is kartos j karta, is tevu lupu
j vaiku sirdi turin perduoti
Gelezinio Vilko pasaka apie
Vilniu ir istoriska teisybe apie
j, kad Vilnius ir Lietuva -
tai per amzius neisskiriamas
vienas kunas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
Per muse net dramb|io
nebematO
LapkriciO % - LietuyOs
kariuOmenes, o ne karininku
Svente

Tulas Augustus Frenzelis.
kuris sakosi esas Lietuvos ka-
riuomenes savanoris ir Toron-
to lietuviq socialdemokr a t u
pirmininkas, per NAUJIENAS
susirupino, kodel nesenai at
vykusieji j Kanada lietuyiai
minejo, kaip tautine svente,
rugsejo 8 diena ir lapkricio 23,
kaip Lietuvos kariuom e m e s
svente.
A. Frenzelis sake, kad cia
patriotizmo vardu nori jam
primesti kaz kokias jam me-
iprastas... antidemokratiskas ir
tiesiog 'smetoniskas" idejas.
Lietuvos kariu m enc A.
Frenzelio akyse buvusi tik
''veltediskos karininkijos kasta
remusi diktatoriska Smetonos
rezima", ir tt.
Jam atrodo, kad lapkricio
% yra tOkiOs karinink j o S
Svente.
Bet lapkricio % diena yra
LietuvOs KariuOmenes metine
sukaktis. 81 karta lapkricio %
diena kaip tik suejo 80 metu
nuo Lietuvos kariuomenes is
teigimo. Svesti tos dienos cia
niekas nesvencia, bet pamine-
ii ta diena nera jokio nusikal-
timo nei prizes demokratija, nei
prizes zuvusius uz Lietuv
laisve tos kariuomenes eilese.
A. Frenzelis mano, kad Va
sario 16 yra vienintele lietu-
viu tautos minetina diena ir il
viska atstoja. Bet jeigu vado-
vausimes A. Frenzelio argu-
mentais, tai ir Vasario 16-tos
likimas bus toks pats. Juk
pagalvokite tiktai: Lietu
akte yra ir A. Smetonos para
sas, O veliau is % Lietuvos
nepriklausomyhes gyv e n m
metq Lietuvos prezidentu IA
metu buvo A. Smetona - 1919
20 ir 1926-4O... Tai gal ir Va
sario 16 "fasistines Lietuvos
svente"?
Ir savanoriu yra visokiq. ST.
tas per kelly nepatinkamu ka-
rininku galvas Lietuvos ka-
riuomenes nebemato, kitas sa-
vo karjeros sumetimais Sian
dien "tarybineje" spau d o j e
smeizia Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybe, uz kuria pts kovojo... lr
geroje seimoje visokiu pasitai-
ko. Nuostabu tiktai, k alp
NAUJIENU redakcija savo
skiltis skiria tokens nenuo-
seklumams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
(Bus daugiau)

kvieciu auginima, kad Meksika galetu patti issi-
maitinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26

Viniaus universitetO kiemas Vlnaus unversteas
kuras prizes 47O meu Tada s vadnOsi Vnaus Academia
Ta akas professionals buvo katakq kungai ezuitai r oke
pradzioe tk kataku teoogijos osoo Pasku daug
mainq Vnaus unerstetas Dabar svarbausas
destomas "mokslas" yra.. Lenino ir StalnO rasai
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II you have experience in buying or mer.
cnannaiSing Gaa,na any of the following lines, We
"ould ike to hear from you
Major electrical appliances, cosmeties.
inutions' nlouses and neckwear, piece goods.
ilh1ns ana domestics, stationery,
81 medium size and can do some trairifns
tor hac c,., a person with good experience and
oackground In reply to Box 4s3-B, Star.
age. experience and immediate salary re-.
consdaeoits eu1tssdments Replies will be held strictly
Evening star., 1948-10-31
SALESMAN

If you have sold successfully books, vacuum
cleaners, Insurance, intangibles or ans
you to answer this ad. Many of our
OF 80 yrs. Many are earning upwards OF
$40, 900 per yr. They are selling a
nationally advertised product that Is q
leader In its field. They call on qualified
leads. Why don't you? write Box 140-C:
Star, giving telephone number and brief
resurne of sales eXperience.
Evening star., 1948-10-31
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Three Lines fMinimum)

Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time 35c line
. times ----- 35c line per insertion
3 to 6 times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
times or longer
consecutively soc line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
additional. Advertisements of New
Automobiles. Soc per line. 4-linc
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Flat rate per line - --- SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Evening star., 1948-10-31
SALESMAN

FURNISHINGS, excellent opportunity for am
bilious young man. who is experienced in
sellinn mems ms,. .fusniSshtnss;. S q Apply once
Evening star., 1948-10-31
MEN WANTED

81 to 40 for good, permanent Jobs with
an assured future; Learn to operate .
streetcar Or bus. No experience REQUIRED.
learning. Steady vear-around earnings,
averaging about $50 weekly. with paid
sad oehsr
through Friday-between $50 am. and
IL noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment offce. 1892 NJ St NV, Take
Routes 10, Rosslyn; 20. Cabin John; 80,
door "a