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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16
LeaoI Notices

CHAPTERs Tg7

CHAR TEX 1917
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE
SUBMISSION TO THE QUAIL
FLED ELECTORS OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA OF AN AMEND
MENT TO SECTION 80 OF
ARTICLE V OF THE CONSTR
TUITION OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA, RELATING TO THE
REMISSION OF CERTAIN DE-
LINQUENT PERSONAL PRO
PERTY TAXES AND THE CAN
COLLATION. OF CERTAIN OBJ
LEGATIONS HELD BY COUN-
TIES, THE COLLECTION OF
WHICH IS BARRED BY THE
STATUTE OF. LIMITATIONS.
Be it enacted By the Legislative
Assembly of the State of Montana:
Section /, That Section 80 of
article, v of the Constitution of the
State of Montana be, amended as
hereinafter provided, that the ques-
ton of such amendment be Submit
ted to the qualified electors OF: the
State of Montana at the general
election to be; held in November,.
1913. -''-.' :. -. 49,. :.
Section 2. That Section 80 of Ar
ticle V of the Constitution of the
State of Montana be, and the same
is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows:
'39 Except as hereinafter pro
vided, no obligation or liability of
any person, association or corpora
ton, held or owned by the state,
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
THE BELL TOLLS
BY LEONARD II. BELL

Democracy between
catcsc change without having had real chance to really
entirety This totalaranism which being
steadily accelerated of hysea continued
will destroy the liberties that do ocaled democracy
Those liberties by Negroes will certainly be
snufed the appointed spokesman for democracy
trend toward totalaanm and of the Negro outright
slavery readily the South Africa
elections held South Africa where the Afr
always held
the socaled liberal uccumbed socaled
that Prime Minister
the native Mr. This
tonalim has taken
but its meaning the what has occurred in
South Africa They fought English rule the unlimited
foreigners fighting the spread wordwde
communism and the entrance of communists this country This
the brand natonasm that
dent Wilson's of office finally defeating Nations
and
form Of nationaism also brought Hitler to
those bonds abject slavery
poverty total ignorance become complete
Mr. Maan
happen have just tried TO demonstrate
comparison South African naonalm and American anti
hyster complete de-
halls Congress those bgots
people feather their
Of the and the ideals of its people
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
THE WHITE suPRE MACY HOOD AGAIN

has been made that being America toward the
alizaton of freedom for and people
We should began small degree of
religious freedom how achieved real salts
factory religious with education
opportunities limited few children have great
system began
few Americans enjoying right the recognition of
the right vote been until applies both
creed national and of how the
effort Negroes and whites
the being today
potax than there years
Communism Fasem discrimination America
ceedng of the victories winning this fight of the ultimate
victory most surely shall
scarcely anything peoples lands who suf
There scarcely
hope and make them turn
to their friend and champion.
ourselves realization of what have DONE by
grace WILL
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
Mr.. L. c. Bates, Editor
STATE PRESS

Kind Sir:
| want TO thank you for the nice
write up about my son. So many
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
The COMMON DEFENSE{
Confidence In America
BY REV. WILLIAM c. HERMAN

One receives letters sometimes
the miscarriage of justice and the that
doubedy suffer And the question you that
democracy?
We do not call that democracy
We work to overcome We do perfect state of
fairs reigns in
neither do become
wins victories for freedom morbid aos,
psychopatc habit that people have of always
society OF never recognizing confidence
m Tree institutions either among people
other lands who look to for help need!
vet we have plenty to tell the peoples what
democracy 49, the principles upon which
which grows We should
defects we making serious effort America
20 mat every individual his equal
uny develop his talents That good today people many
parts Of the world whose lives
worthless and for whom under their there is
hope whatever.
We shouio tell the peoples in foreign lands of the
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
Dixie Church Claims
Segregation Is A
Sound Doctrine

Atlanta, Ga. (GO--As far as
Southern Churchmen are concern
cd, Jim Grow is an expressed pur-
pose Of God, in fact, such a view
was accepted by the Southern
Methodist Church Of South Caro-
lima. In Georgia, the Southern
Presbyterian Church recently vot-
ed to remain as a member Of the
Federal Council of Churches of
Christ, even though it charged
that the Council has socialistic
leanings. What's more, the Coun-
Gil favors non-segregation, which
the Southern Presbyterian Church
considers doctrinally unsound.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
AnaIyze "OId Saws"


ny SAMUEL s. TAYLOR, associate editor
Don't believe everything you hear Anayze it, turn
check it backward and forward; weigh the evidence
of statements handed because their
orgnatos simply did and the rest of the world
" parroted.
of the foolish of these that two cannot
each other of equality without amagamatng
There cearcut in history of amagamaton result
ing from living in the community with equal
rights and privileges That is just sm originated by people
acquainted with history and perpetuated by people
who do not examine facts
All the amagamations in history have resulted from
Of superior with inferior The bastard of certain
lords of creation who mixed with native subjects when living
among Them the legitimate Morganatic connections
pso mngng between of and conquered
another the wholesale promscuous relations between male
shareholders and female slaves everywhere resulting from the
aggression OF the male and the heplessness of the female
these the principal and worldwide ageong occasions of
amagamaton not proxmate living terms of equality
There is little amagamaton going in America
tiles in the North East and West between whites and blacks
Amalgamaon started in slave times and Immediately
after between the and the inferior has left many
white Negroes that the doomed lighter light
each year If there the injection Of single
drop of white blood.
Superiors generally speaking respect and
venton when dealing with interiors exceptional
The greatest buwak of is the creation
mutually respected each of whom has the
unwaned advances of the other.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, IS
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Albert M. Miller, Plaintiff
vs.. No. 1921
Odell M. Miller. Defendant
The defendant. Odell M. Miller,
is warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Albert
l.. Miller.
Dated: May 18th, 1s48.
z. w. Martin,
Albert Miller, Plaintiff
r. c. Limerick, Jr..
Attorney ad Litem.
H. 8. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY A. Haynes Richardson, DC.
5:2l-29; GALL.
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Bernie Anthony, Plaintiff
VS.. 83494
Lucille Anthony, Defendant.
The Defendant, Lucille Anthony,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Bernie
Anthony.
Dated May 81. 1s48
J. r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
R. c. Limerick, Jr.,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk,
Airline P. Turner, D. c.
Cd. 6-11. GLIB: 6-25.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
1t Does Happen Here

Willie Earle Negro accused year fatally sabbing taxi
driver taken from Jail by mob which first
ycousy shot him death OF the hyone men who
the crime, all were acquitted
Citizen cannot his wife to empty
hospital his job because his religion not
rgh-citn send his children to get their education from
underpad eachersczen condemned to sum
tenement in a crowded ghetto
pictures that the Presidents Committee on Civil
Rights has given us Injustice civil rights rule by
ism-they DO happen here
The Committees Report hopeless liberal
groups America who the
fight ito these rights"
typical inspiring example reported by the Committee
the Brooklyn Dodgers and
rebel the president Of the National league told
will suspended from the League You
find friends think have in the press box will NOT
support will be outcass do not half the League
strikes Those who do will encounter quick retrbuton All will be
suspended and don't wrecks the National League for five
This the United States Of America and one citizen has as
much right to play a another
Especially hopeful whose
dignity free citizens joining
battle rights Charles S.
Johnson biggest single Negroes
life in the ten has been their
movement into the ranks of organized labor
Presidents Committee
has deed unheeded the air Recently President Truman
urged Congress its recommendations.
federal lynchng
in public transportation abolition poll He recommends
Rir Employment Practice Commission He
anent civil better machinery for the
existing laws He calls for the extension of civil rights
all minority
courageous o
Southern politicians. the
Democratic Party.
The politicians the
for all good aid
New the
work with union
the Presidents program
We bring Willie
We cannot repair
children the
rights of which deprived.
max that their
generations
Only free-can you and / be free.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
Weeks Guest

has given GAG years of humiliating
toll for being of a dark race and
weak. Today after the prayers
and supplications of his slave
parents and the Christian men
and women that branded slavery
as blot on civilization and a curse
before God. his posterity is ask
ing for simple civil rights under
the constitution that grants such
rights to all citizens,
These rights have been withheld
from him since they were placed
on the statutes. The Negro as
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
Who Is The Debtor?
A. r. Cunningham

A. r. Cunningham
Debt carries with ii the fact
that service has been rendered
for some one and there is an OBJ
legation from some one to another.
Service is a strong word and the
achievements of man in all ages
is based upon those who have SER
we'd. The bone of contention today
throughout the universe is the
struggle Of the weak for remuner-
alton for service they have given
10 the strong,
The Negro in the United States
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11

we'll as all thinking Christian
white men and women know that
the government owes the Negro
his liberty as an American citizen.
The white people should feel
proud of the fact that they have
taken the Negro in the rough and
today he in many ways is fin
ished product--eminent physic-
ians, ministers, educators. bankers,
insurance men, machinists, SCENT
lists and devoted Christians They
should feel proud that they have
in their midst those who have
never betrayed them though the
Negroes have borne and still bear
the scars of injustice and abuse.
The white people who hate the
Negro and scorn him have been
misler by cheap office seekers
who brand the Negro as brute,
violator of the law and unworthy
of consideration from any rights,
civil or what not. The cheap and
prejudiced-minded office seekers
cry aloud "Amalgamation' if the
Negro is given civil rights equal
to the whites. They know such
propaganda is favorable for votes
among the ignorant. The Negro
does not want to associate with
the white folks in the South
neither the North, but just wants
to be treated as an American cit
izen. He has as fine woman
hood he believes as any race and
is satisfied with them. Amalga-
nation is already here and the
Negro man is not the author of it.
This amalgamation began back
in the days Of slavery when Ne
gro women were chattels to be
sold as cattle. The present day
Negro knows this to be true, but
he is only asking the country
which he has done so much for
-bled, died and is still suffering
second class citizenship for, to
give him his civil rights which
is debt that has been long over
due. He is not asking for interest
on the debt, but just the principle.
The Negro is grateful for all
the good he has received and he
Is not demanding anymore than
what he has earned as a citizen
in this country. He is not afraid
because he has harmed no one and
has taken from no one He knows
that he is the best friend of the
United States among all the races.
If a poll was taken seking among
the IA million Negroes TO see how
many wanted to socidlize with
the whites we believe there would
be less than one one-hundredth
percent among them. This social
equality cry is the cry of the
demagogue who wants to continue
exploiting the Negro and get by
with it before the courts. The Ne
gro is not a liability to this coun-
try but an asset He is not debt
or but a creditor. and the United
States owes him a debt that can
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11

not be paid in dollars and cents
but must be paid in the sense OF
justice, recognition, citizenship e.
dual to the service he has render
ed to humanity and the 246 years
of slavery can be forgotten.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
listen Hexe. Mx Edftp<!

of my friends spoke we'll Of II.
May your business grow, and I
hope you will sell every paper
you print
Very truly yours,
Mrs. X. p. Travis
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
Here and There
Continued from page one

Joe Louis.
Nevertheless. Joe is not rest
ing on the laurels nor is he con-
tent He burns with ambition TO
be the champion of the world
Il have money in the bank,
something | thought I'd never have,
in addition to my own home,,'
Walcott says, but still hungry
fighter and I won't be satisfied
until | win the title
Joe boxed Monday before thou
sands who came to see him take
on a few sparring partners. He
is in fine shape, and good condi-
ton even though he has had an
enforced due to a blister. OF
course this has not slowed his
training regime As matter OF
fact Joe is always in top con-
dition. He does not smoke or
drink and his devotion to his
family is proverbal N tural y
he is confident he will win. He
can't be blamed for this for the
fight last December when he had
the Champ on the floor twice and
which many said Walcott really
won. has given him added conf
dence that he's the man and only
man that can take the crown a.
way from Louis
Financial Success
There is every indiation that
the fight will be HUMDINGER.
Joe LorSs has never fought a
bad return match, in fact the
End chance at FOE has always
ended in quick knockout for
the Louis opponent, and it is re-
ported that Louis is determined
that the same pattern will be fol-
lowed in the June % 60 with Wal
colt. Advance sales indicates the
colt. Advance sales indicate the
cess. Sol Strauss, acting manager
of the goth Century Sporting Club
has predicted a million dollar
gate. Joe Walcott says, there
will be no doubt this time" He
seems to be ready right now and
he is a hungry fighter and con-
fident that he will win on June
%. a HI
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
There's Something In Gettin Together
SAMUEL s. TAYLOR, associate editor

~ SAMUEL s. TAYLOR associate editor
You man. "Olver Downs has something In SUBJ
that there white people as well as Negroes
suffering injustice and his conclusion Therefore advise
you stay and help all fight the big man
and his stooges in Congress
When the little white and the little Negro get to-
gehe for the good of BOTH things will be better for
all of
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Dispersal of Industry Called
Best Atomic Defense Move

to do for himself, on the basis Of
things that are not impossible, If he
wants to survive.
1T must be assumed" Mr.. Dim
mitt said, that soon no area In the
United States will be immune from
attack because of its location alone
There Is an enormous advantage to
an aggressor in having a choice OF
time and place for a surprise blow
Factory Areas Are Targets.
Substantial areas having high
concentrations of industry or popu-
lation offer the logical targets for
atomic warfare. An area less than
five square miles, or under $4,000
population, would not be economi-
cally attractive, unless it contained
a highly strategic war plant"
A manufacturer in planning, he
said, should draw an imaginary
circle with q three-mile radius
around the spot where he wants to
build. In that circle-six miles In
diameter-a bomb in fiat land can
destroy or damage any sort of pres
ent building. The manufacturer
will then list in this area every
plant that might interest an enemy
planner, and stay away, If there
are many of these.
BY picking a hilly or q rolling
country the manufacturer can ex-
pect to cut in half the chances Of
destruction or damage.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Perversion Charge Against
MI. Rainier Man Dropped

The Government yesterday Drop
ped a sex perversion charge against
William P. Halbe, %, Of the 4200
block of Thirty second street, Mount
Rainier.
Arrested Friday night in a down.
town theater, where he was accused
OF soliciting prostitution from q
policeman, Halbe was freed on the
order Of Assistant United States
Attorney Andrew Howard in Mu-
nicipal Court. MIR. Howard said
there was insufficient evidence" Of
an offense.
Meanwhile, Eugene L. Scott, 2s, Of
the 1900 block Of H street NV,
forfeited $25 on q charge that he
committed an indecent act in Du-
pont Circle Park last Saturday.
A third defendant, charged Friday
with indecent assault on a police
man, was granted a jury trial De-
cember 10. The defendant, Corpl.
Almond De Sio, ~, Of Boiling Air
Force Base, pleaded not guilty before
Judge Thomas D, Quinn,
Evening star., 1948-11-10
By Howard w. BIokesles
Associated Press Science Editor

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-TWo hope
full things for American defense
against atomic bombs were reported
to the American Institute Of Chemi-
cal Engineers yesterday by Ralph
F. Dimmitt of the National Security
Industrial Resources Board.
One he said is the probability
that the number Of atomic bombs
will be limited. There Is not enough
uranium to use them for any ex-
cept very important targets.
The other is the fact that Ameri-
can industry already is dispensing on
a big scale. This scattering out over
large spaces is the best defense
against atom bombs.
Industry Favoring Small Cities.
Recent surveys" he said, show
that only one-third Of the plants
built since 1910 have been located in
cities of over 100000 population.
About 30 per cent Of all plants built
in that time are in towns Of 10000
or less. This compared with only
20 per cent Of the plants built be-
fore 1940."
Mr.. Dimmitt said the manufac-
turer can figure out much Of what
Evening star., 1948-11-10

ed the order to this effect before
leaving for Europe yesterday.
The air arm received 40 per cent
Of the graduating class from the
Military Academy at West Point this
year, and this arrangement will
be continued. The class at West
Point this year totals SIG.
The Air Force has sought to OBJ
tain some Of the Naval Academy
graduates ever since 1t became In
dependent a year ago. An arrange
ment was worked out with the Navy
to obtain 7 per cent Of last years
class, but 1t was not coasumated.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Mrs. Nellie Hechinger
Divorced, Remurries

Mrs. Nellie 3. Hechinger, 80, was
granted divorce from Maj. Russell
w. Hechinger, 5510 Sixteenth street
NV, in Reno, Neveda, yesterday.
She charged cruelty.
They were married in Elkton, Nd,
on May 16, 1896. She is the former
Nellie B. Holland.
On issuance Of the decree, which
restored her maiden name, she was
married to Joseph T. Gollup. 81, Of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. NQXEMRER
New Hybrids Developed

Uncertainty a. to whether the
U. 8. Governments wartime ex-
perimental cinchona plantation In
Costa Rica will be kept in existence
has held back new paintings there,
San Jose reports. However, one en-
couraging discovery has been made
that certain hybrid seedlings
appear to be strongly disease
resistant.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
|Air Force 10 Take. 7%
OF Annapolis Graduates

The Air Force will receive Z per
cent Of the graduates Of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Md, pending
decision on the establishment Of an
Air Force Academy. This will mean
about IS Of the 7S5 graduates next
June.
Defense Secretary Forrestal sign
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-24
FIDDLERS

Continued from Page ~
boxer and a clown He proved
to be somewhat successful in
both instances, and he and his
jail buddy are both awaited as
something special to add zest to
Saturdays program of all-star
entertainment.
The lineup for the evening
then, will be the competing
round of the Fiddlers' Conven
ton tonight followed by the Cor
onatlon Ball and tomorrow night
the whole six-day Festival will
be packed away for a year fol
lowing the Fiddlers' Convention
concert and the return of Smoke
Harris to the scene of his for
mer triumphs.
Lion Byron Gurley, who has
served as Festival chairman,
said today that prospects are for
a good windup to the week of
festivity. and he said the Lions
have appreciated all the copper
alton from the businessmen in
town on helping with the Festi
val and the show-goers who
have found their entertainment
at the Festival events.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-24
Education Group
Nears Completion
Of Its Report

Raleigh, N. c., Sept. "a -(AP)
The State Education Commits
sion is expected to put the finish
ing touches today to its report
on school needs in North Caro-
lima.
The group is scheduled to meet
late today in the Capitol building
with Governor Cherry attending.
The Governor said he has been
studying the Commissions pre-
liminary report since last Fri
day. i've read all of it, about
100 pages" he said. 81 under
stand they have some more to
add to it before they turn their
official report to me-"
The Commission was created
by the 1947 General Assembly to
study North Cardinals educa-
tional set-up and to make recon-
mendations in a report to be
submitted to the Governor and
the 1919 General Assembly.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-24
Tar Heels Asked
To Support
Regular Demos

Washington, Sept. "a lap
North Carolinians in the nation S
capital were asked yesterday to
support the regular democratic
ticket in the States general cleo
tons.
Democratic GU b e IN orial
Nominee w. Kerr Scott and State
Democratic Chairman Capus
Waynick pleaded for their sup
port of the regular party last
night in speeches before the
North Carolina Democratic Club
here.
Scott said that he wanted a
large majority in his race for
governor. But his appeal was al
so inspired, he said, "by inter-
est in all nominees" on the De-
mocratic ticket.
Waynick urged Tar Heel Wash
ington residents to give all the
Substantial aid and encourage
ment you can to the Democratic
forces of North Carolina.
He predicted s.. The people
will swing more and more to our
party in the weeks ahead as they
contemplate the folly of chang
ing controls while management
is successful"
1.-THE return of the nation to
that kind of normalcy used in,
he continued, when we made
the tragic mistake of turning ov-
err the making of peace and the
handling of domestic policies
following the first World War
must not be repeated"
Scott warned the opposition
was well-financed and will be
more active than usual"