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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
GIebeI aub, Ehip
9. 9. Grams. 0uth. 81. NsbamneS Qir

y. y. Cp0nO. Sutb. St. Co9anneS 8tf0e
Yaftor 9cnS 0oiiel. 7G1 gbbb Oauab.
$el.: Rulberrp O846. 8 1lbr burmittaqs
beutf1er Vutttsbienit. 10 llbr Sruns
taeidule. II libr eneliide, @oftesoienft.
9,ifber 2iea NnDabt urb yeriommInna
sSonntag 1880 l1hr abe,.bS. 0onfirmnns
oensllnterr'dt unb beiitste 5HuIe am
Sar,stag uon 8 .lbr pormttSaes an. ale
@taubens8eno1en finb het5it& einee'
klben
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kirfblifbe !Aafbrifbte,1

aue l,tberif@en @Ia,ibenseenofIea
bentf&er ,inb enelif6er 3rnee tn Sars
reQ, Sharon unb l1ngeoent itt,b az ben
0otte3bienfen berali@ft etn9eIabets.
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6arrea, ga.
Desttde q. 3att. @t. &anlu0 .etsds
721-25 Hru3t 6be.
Yfarrer Nrtbnr 8. Slant. Seben Coma
tag 8 llb- borrtitta9S So.tnta9f4ule;
10 ubr cnslifber; II utr beutf4eI
@ottesbienit.
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&efanntmad)nng.

Die &atbarinen ltnO Glilabetbs
bonn &irhen 1rauen Terein Der ct.
Sobannes @emeinbe peranltalten anl
Samstag, oen 90. ysopember, abenOs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

GinlaSnna.
3ipeig as rno , 3eranitaltcn eineu
Sbea,rr-N6cno

3ipeig as uno , oeranitaltcn einen
9bea,rv-NbruS
Snnrtag, Sen q. E,Nelnbet, 6 itbr
abenos on 1859 9tort5 :libIano Mpc.
8ir laSen sic M;tglicber BON 2iocig
AZ ln,S 10 ebeni,:iis bcrsIlb Elm 5u
fommcn imo brirpt cure ;SrcunSe umo
9efannten nit. IS iperhcu . 5Gca,
teritiide aui9efiibrt. Sic afitnirfcn,
ben gebcn iidl groBc :r'iif,e, I'M alle
@GIte sufrieben 81 itsllen. gtGd) Ser
SorItelluna miro aetail5:; cine cute
Wflriif miro alrfipielen. Eie Gintrit!s.
farten itno 75c bie Esrirn. Gin &C,
meinidnitlides giien miro ierpiert
Die Speiiefarten folter crtro, an Sic.
fem Mbeno miro Sauerfront unS
@urIt ierpiert. Grfriidllng miro auf
genug porbanben iein.
Suianna 8otibner, Sefr.
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'StiL i. 2tuUS'tVpSI IltutU ltulp ltVItyCt
&ranfbeit inn 9llter bon 60 ssabren
Gran Sermine SieTelt
i get. Marolbcr
lno apuroe am Wtittipod, ben 10
Nonelnber utter GROCER 8eteiligun1
ser 2anoslel,te, slnpeuapanoten INN
6rellnoen lmter 2eitllng pon Ealtoy
6. 6. Sel,er Scr Martin 2iltber Sc.
meinoe nah Ser Sralterieier in ".
s. Se[S 9ei6enbeim auf Sen @reerl.
Iaiun 5rieoboie Sl,r letten &,,be &c.
tragen.
Die 0abingei6idocnc iuuroc IN
2ehnis, Sichenbitrgcn, int Sabre
1888 eeboren uno er5ogen. Sm Sab
re 1923 font die nit ibrem 9ruoe.
8ultap MaroiNr alad) slmerifa nnt
licben ii1 in Columbus. g., nieoer
Sm Nopember oesielben Sabres reid
te iie ibre Sano Serrn Sobann 8iei
ieIt gum Gbchmo uno lebtcn suianl
men 25 Sabre bis Ser liebe @ott iit
gum elpigen Sblai beimrief.
Inn bie OabingeldIebene trallerl
ibr tief betriibter gatte Sobanu
8ieiielt, ibre Mlltter, 5 Sfhpeltern
Elm 8ruoer i'm alten 2anoe, llno cir
,8rnoer bier I'M Columbus rmo piele
iSreunNe..
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@arb, sSnbinna

Sentide Gb. 2ntler. 3snternS .4ir4A
C6e IL. Npe. uMb NtAmDre Ctr.
Hfdrrer Nmgnft q. GiiNttnQ. 107r
GiIrNpre Ctr Rel: 2SoS1. SebeA
Sonrtas . ilhr rormitta0s Scnuta0s
fhule. llhr eneIifher @ottesbtenh
II l1hf dtid5cr @otteStienft.
Nne tbcr,Shen @In,lbens8enofen
bqitid,er .rb cueIii1er Hunae IN @art
nlb llngebuna iinb su ben WotteSbtens
ftcn bcralid, einaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

""uWIN]uys, Wu xCtVItue SuuICu'
beim, 7OO1 9eniion Mpe.
Wie oft, ipenn Sic 5arten Singer
ipringen
lteber's Sol5, begliidt 0lr1 ibr
beniibren,
0as aplinberbare @eiien linn
entflingen
Tas @obllalltnon bein Ser; ,,l,S
Sbr perfiibren.
Tas ion sir ,.no ell6 SreunScn
beim Gintradt= =Sermania .&onsert an,
81. 9topember, 3 llbr nadanittass .,,l,
tell iuerben, 81, tueltem aon5ert al'
oas ber5lidite einselaben miro. @ir
tuollen ieoe ein5elne Yerion herii'
fen lrno merfen ,ueld)e Sen @elane,
Sdnger 1lnO Sdngerinr@n lutter.
itiitt. Gs iinb uniere bier nationalen
@eIangpereise. Sic Senior Sahien.
iuel6e unter @rof. &. Sdltiter fhon
our6 feline eieenen &ompoiitionen
tiel gmporitrebenbes eeleiitet bat,
tpofiir mir 0anf Tasen.
Damn a,niere eigene SueerrS alnS
9liite, vMoorigal Gbor", ,pelte Ser
iunee Stto Sdmibt Sirisiert. mol.
len iuir ber,lid besriibel1-aber ser
|S6reiber ibllen aud) ein Mabnipori
,erteilen. @enn @aorigal Gbor ibr
adtbur Gebor ibrem Serrn Oirigen.
ten suteil ,ueroen Idbt, oann ,peroel,
| iie on ii9 ielbit cine Srel,be erleben
iie iperoen cine Stufe erreiden, bie
dbnen uro ibren Gltern gbre maht
Sdpn aIs Sonrtagsihulfinb ,par
Sfto elmer Ser tiefoenferloen Sdliilcr.
feline 2ernbegieroe, feline ME tpieor.
lprehen6e art, bat er Bis belte be,
balten, tuas linn a,no uns nod 5lrn1
Gorteil qereihen tann, lit, bab @ctt
linn nod eine m,liifliebenbe &inlt.
lerin als before gbebdlfte suteil
tperSen lieB. @ir iuollen ol,b lie an
Sieicr Stellc bersIidb bcgriiBen.
Programm.
l. Annie Laurie .... Bearb aitet Won
A. Geibel
Eintracht- 3 3Hermania Mannerchor
Dirigent :. Prof. r. Schuster
9. a) Heut ist heut! 49,. X. Obermeyer
b. The clang Of the Forge P. Rodney
Barton Solo :. j. Hallner
3. a) Tumbling Tumbleweeds. B. Nolan
b. Tradia Nuka ...... A. Wihttol
Madrigal Junior Choir
Direktor =. O. Schmidt
4. a) Das vergessene Dornr6schen 80.
r. Schuster
b) Without Song =. V. Youmans
Quartet:
G. Weber. /. r. -. A. Rehner. g. T.
Tn. Schneider. Il. B. A. Zakel. g. B.
). ~ Die Nacht ........I. Fr. Abt
b. Tanzlied ......... +. Doebert
Ostseite Liedertafel Gem. Choir
Dirigent :. Prof. r. Schuster
6. Des Kaisers Ross F. v. Wildcnbruch
Defamation 80. Mich. Krauss
Il. Mach Auswahl
Sopran Solo >. Mrs. NJ. MGller-Aber
Is. Mach Auswahl
Banater Gem. Chor
Dirigent -. r. j. Thesis
b) Serenade :. From Student Prince
s. Romberg
Am Piano :. Frau j. Ross
Damenchor SaxOnia
Dirigent Prof. r. Schuster
10. a) Abschied .......... A. Kirche
b) Die grinen JAEGER II. Kirchnel
Eintracht -Hermana
Dirigent Prof. r. Schuster
IL. Sonntagsfeier ........ j. Wengert
Gemischter Masscnchor
Dirigent Prof. r. Schuster
Nadjber Tnns.
Giien, Gririihungen unb 4enriit.
li9teit.
Gintritt: 75c. Ians.1idet: SOC.
Gi,ltra6t-Sermanh ridtet ipe3iea
oie ginlaoung au1 an Die Mitglieber
unierer firdliben Srganiiationen
bon Sit ,lno @elt. Mitipirfung =
menn mir uns erbaIten tpoaen, barf
niht aufboren. Mlt u,to Sung muB
iih nit oem Sd)ipunge bes 8elte,l.
raos mitbreben, ,pas es and immcr
beranforebt = bab nber ne6en bem
40 o.L..o ~..f L..
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Columbus Ohis

@DIuWuuDr IJutU
Gpane. Guiber. Dartln 2ntber Qtr&e,
G6e Dtoler nnb Nnh Gtrake.
Yfarrer g. q. 9euer. ScDen Sorntog
porittaes 9 llbr Sonntagfnuie; 10 llbr
eneEii6er @ottesbientt; II l1br be,itfher
@ottesttenit.
ane Glaube.tseenoifen rnb ereunbe
liab bcsaIi6 etneelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Rerb It, Il > nsert
Oitieite Gie>crtaiel
I'M Citicite Sadienbeim, am 2S. 60
ocmber, nm 3 ltbr nadmiftass.

sln alle Mitslieoer ser iGdliiden
Sereine, Srelinbe uno 8efannte bon
Serein. Sre,lnbe lmo 8hannte bon
GlepelanS uno ltmsebung ergebt sic
frr5li6lte Ginlaouns Ser Gillette
Sieocrtaiel 81 ibrem Serbitfon5ert
perbunoen nit elnem Sbcater, oas
am "a. 9topenrber, INN 3 llbr nad),
mittags beginrelto i'm Sitieite Sadr
ienbeim itattfinoet. Tirigcnt Irot
HnooIf Stariter bat ein reihbaltiges
Erogramm alsgearbeitet uno oas
&omitee lit fleiBig an Scr slrbeit al.
les gut oorSubereiten, INN ollenSeil-
nebmern einige pereniigte Stunocu
5l bereitct. Seridicoere 4ciana-
pereine iuerben nittpirfen nm oas
aon5ert peridonern su bcIien. gs
gibt Solos unb 9uetts ioipie elm fur
5es luitises Sbeateritiid iuiro aufss-
fiibrt. Gin feines iparmcs, Ibenbeilen
tpiro ierDiert itno on Grfriidunsen
piro es al,6 niht feblen.
Progrmm:
Dirigent . Prof. Rudolf Schuster
l. I'm Wade ...... Volkslieder- Reig IN
w. Reske
Ostseite Liedertafel
Dirigent :. Prof. r. Schuster
.. AZ Mountains ......... NJ. Lucaas
b) Aber dies - aber das A. Nikoaue
West Side Madrigal Choir
Director .. Otto Schmidt
3. az Meeresleuchten ... c. LOewe
b) Gypsy Love Song E. V. Herbert
Bass-SolO 80. NJ. Malzer
4. a) Die versunkene Krone H. BSnicke
b Die Gipfel der Karpathen .....
A. Lassel
Eintracht Hermania Maennerchor
Dirigent :. Prof. r. Schuster
5. Auf der Wanderschaft :.
Humoristisches Potpourri. "A. .Wilfinger
g. Lieder aus der Sklaverei.
AZ Die Strasse wandern wir der
Not ................. R. Schustcr
b Schweres Schicksal eilend
fuehrte ......... r. Schuster
Tenor-Solo -. G. Folberth
Z. al Nur die Liebe ;. (Aus: Zigeuner.
hebe) ................ FIR. Lohar
b) Aengderm Lirber saess ech
ist ................ r. Schuster
Sopran Solo 80. Mary Guip
8. Kennst du das Land Romance
(Aus: Mignon) ....... A. Thomas
Saxonia Damenchor
Dirigent Prof R. Schuster
y. ROSenlleder
a. Aus des Nachbars Haus .....
Ph. Eulenburg
b) Wilde Rose ...... Phi. Eulenburg
Duett:
A. Gramp (S.) -. X. Folberth (A.)
10. Massa's in the cold, cold ground
st. Foster.
Ostseite Liedertafel
Dirigent Prof r. Schuster
Nachher, ESSEN, TANZ und Unit sr-
haltung.
Hcierpiert eud oieien Abeno ,nln
tonrmt ole. ibr mer6d eiid gut III.
terbalten.
Gmma Sauierman, SER.
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Oanfiaouno

Siir Oic mir anlGBlib oes Soiu
ldel0ens meiller geliebtcn Gnttin
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pomeiteab, $a.
9ertfdje Gn. 2ntb. Ct. DearfnS 4tr4s
222-224 OF 9. Npe.
@ep. Sreberid g. Nltboff. Eaitor. 3eIes
pGnn: 90. 1745. Sonntaei1nle moreenS
$3.50 l1br. = @ottesbienft 10:30 1l5r.
Gqe @laubensgenoHen iinb ber3It3
tpiIIfontmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

neinSe erilidt sic Gales Sdr Clamps
an Grau Hfarrer 6oiieI ab5useben.
anna tS1neioer. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
2l,1S Columbus, Otie
Grauerndhrid,t

gCnl Z. Nobember itnrb nod longer
&ranfbeit inn Mlter bon 60 Ssabren
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S,peig AZ.

SWct9 AZ.
'slaen VtitglieOern bes 3lpeig AZ
oiene sur gtadrid)t, bab am 9. Sc
aelnber lniere mondtlihe Nerlanln.
lung itattfilt0et. in Ser ipir 1niel(
jGbrlidp 8eumteanpabl abbalten. ,sn,
gsamen oes gereins boifen mir oai]
aae Dtitglieoer teilnebmen an oieier
SpallaIperiammlung. Sn Scr letter
geriammllln9 batten ipir Sie Jreuoe
8eorg Shiep Sr. als nelles W6itglieO
anSllnebnen.
llnier &artenipiel dm 6. Nop. mar
Elm gruBer grfols. 8r. @eirid fonn.
te nidt niit uns iein, oenn er aubeitet
In Gbampaign, 81. SIN Nanlen bon
uns beioen oanfe i6 6enn aomitee
bon gan5em 9er3en fir Die quite ar-
belt, Die iie ale freitpilli9 geleiitet ba.
ben. SIN @anlen 6es. &omitees iosen
mir alien Mitelia6ern ber5liden
Oallf aueil iie alle ibre Jreunoe io
5ablreid mitgebra1t baben, es spar
apirfIih cline it,one un6 geniitli6e
llnterbaltlng. Oariim liebe Ntitglie.
Der lnBt 1ms ME ueraeiIen nlr 0u,rd,
barte strbeit, 8ebulo ,uuo Ginigfeit
fonnen mir bas 3iel erreifen un6
nidt eurd Mibperitdmomis. Das
Spridtport lit .3uionmnen 1teben
mir. 5erteilt fallen. mir"
Gs mar cine 9rofe Jreuoe sdtue.
lter GSitb Sartman mno g. Diefen.
bad)er tuieber in aniener Waitte 5u
baben. @eibe Sdtpeitern fino cine
lang Belt frauf octucicn uno lett
lino beioe @ott iei Dant tpiebs
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0itte lefen Ste bic Anseldeu,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
er ; t.. * en3ert

UWC
Ginttaett.H Hern,ania
Counting, ben 81. Nobember 3 ltt,
nadmittass, i'm Weitieite Sadien'
beim, 7OO1 9eniion Mue.
Wie oft, ipenn Sic 3arten Singer
ipringen
llcber's Sol5, begliidt 0llrd ibr
beriibren,
9as aultnoerbare 8eiien ibm
entflinsen
Cas Wobllmltnoa 0ein Sers ,lltS
Sbr perfiibren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

Gintrabt-Sermansa ridtet ipeSiea
oie ginlaoung au1 an Die Mitglieber
unierer firdliben Srganiiationen
bon Slt llno @elt. Wfitipirfung =
uenn mir uns erbalten tpoaen, bari
niht aufboren. Mlt i,ito Sung muB
iih nit oem Sd)ipunge oes 8eIte,l.
raos mitorrben, mas es and INNER
beronforebt = bab aber neben bem
Grnfte 6es 2ebens olsd) syreilSe blei.
ben nlB - lit Dus 2ieo, bas Gin.
gen. 2o,nmt am 21. Nobember, iebrt
+,lipo bort, es tpino e,sh Greis6e brin.
gen. sc. Grnub, Sefr.
- 0tttp lefen @te bic Nnaeiaeni
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21

swindling sisters, played by Yer
onica and Joan. En- route to Can
ada with $25,O00 of a rich suckers
money, they are forced to stop off
in little New England town, where
they make the mistake of seeking
shelter in the home of Barry Fitz-
gerald
Fitzgerald, a philosophical tomb
stone sculptor, gets wind of their
booty and how they came bu it.
He proceeds to teach the girls some
new things about life which they
never knew before and, according
to all reports, they are not only
highly original lessons, but hilar-
iously funny as we'll
George Reeves, whose last feature
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21

reserve matters and subsequent
plans and training for this area
Ee urges local reservists to make
a special effort to be present, par
ticularly at this session, in order
to gain the basic and fundamental
principles of instruction to be pre-
sented in the lecture, that will be
highly beneficial to the individual
desiring to be leader
1t was further pointed out that
credit hours and points given IN
return for attendance at these con
ferences are necessary to MAINTAIN
an active reserve satus upon which
promotion and retirement pay viii
be based
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
RESERVE TO MEET
N LIBBY, OCTOBER q

A general training conference for
xeserVists of all branches OF the
Organized Reserve residing in and
about Libby, will be conducted IN
the Community Room (below the
library at the County Court House
in Libby, Wednesday evening. Oct
~, commencing at 7.30 o'clock.
First Lieutenant Charles SkranaK'
Air-Res., local Selective Service
Hoard representative will be in
charge of the main conference on
SAEethods of Instruction a subject
of definite importance to both Of
Rcers and enlisted men, in develop
ing instructors for future training
of the armed forces.
Major Marion F. Rattermann, re-
serve instructor from the Kalispell
ORC office. is planning to be on
hand at this meeting to coordinate
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21

picture before he went into the
Army was so Proudly We Hail, "
returns to portray the confused
young man in love with both sis
ters
tured role, portrays a clustering.
heart Of gold sheriff who pretends
to have a broken leg rather than
foreclose the mortgages held by
Buelah Bondi. The latter plays the
richest-and meanest-women IN
town, who learns a lesson from the
"sainted sisters.
The comedy was directed by Viii
liam D. Russell, director of 'Dear
Ruth" produced by Richard Mail
baum.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
RAIL TRANSPORTATION
REQUIREMENTS WILL BE
CONSIDERED

Fargo. N. D.-W.R)-The North
west Shippers Advisory Board viii
consider fall and winter rail trans
portation requirements of Mime
sofa. The Dakotas and Montana at
it quarterly meeting here October
%
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
NOTICE REGARDING
CANCELLATION OF WILL

This is to state that any last will
and testament drawn up or signed
by me before this 9th day of Sep
TENDER l948. is hereby cancelled
and of no effect
(Signed) NJ. J. PAGE COAX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21

Hinder Governor Dewey New York teachers
salaries were boosted substantially. Now
the nations highest, minimum salaries go
from $4,000 to $5,325, and the State assures
the best type of education for its children.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21

Observations were made from bal
looms for the Army of the Potomac
during the Civil War Far-seeing
then realized the POSSIBLE
ties of aerial warfare.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Vets Apartments

In addition, New York has provided for
veteran housing and college housing for vet
Grams and their families numbering 81 ,280.
New York was first with large scale emer-
gency veterans housing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Equal Pay for Women

Bv law New York women are paid equally
with men for equal work. Minimum wage
was raised in laundry, beauty services, dry
cleaning, hotel and restaurant industries.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
No Job Discrimination

Bv laws enacted under Governor Dewey,
workers are protected in their right to en-
ployment regardless of religious creed, race,
or national origin.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Look What Great lob He Did in New York State
Law Stops Rent GOuging

New York State, under Governor Dewey's
leadership, was the only state which took
rent control action in advance of the emer-
gency to protect millions of tenants.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Tax Relief for Farmers

New York State farmers and other rural
taxpayers saved millions when the state
assumed the costs of snow removal and right
of way on state highways.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
lake AND CAULFIELD
P0RTRAY SWINDLING SISTERS
m COMEDY

A picture that promises plenty of
laughter for all the family is due
next Sunday and Monday at the
Dome Theatre. 1t is Paramount's
romantic comedy. The 'Sainted'
Sisters" which co-stars Veronica
Lake. Joan Caulfield and Barry
fitzgerald and features William
her, Arrest. Geo. Reeves and Buelah
The story concerns the hilarious
adventures Of a couple of beautiful
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
$500 Million Vets Bonus

New York paid a veterans bonus of 400
million dollars. By ten year financing
instead of the usual forty years-taxpayers
will save $4,000, 900 in interest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Free TB disqualification

Free chest x-ray examinations are available
for every person in the state. TB sufferers
can now go to a hospital and stay without
charge until cured.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Minimum Wage Law Extended

More than 525, 900 retail store employees are
now covered. Also coverage under the Work
mems Compensation was extended to include
restaurant and domestic workers.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Surplus Built to $673, 600, 600

A surplus amounting to $673, 100000 was
built up under Governor Dewey and put
aside for postwar construction and tax
sterilization reserves.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Personal Income Tax Cut 4O%
State Debt Cut 27S6 in
Four Years

In the first four years under Governor
Dewey. New York State reduced its debt
bv S136. OOO, 900 or 279o. Dewey believes in
pay-as-yOu-go.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21

We can neIp you find lost articles,
.r find me owners Of things you
nav find with our classified section.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-10-21
Housing for 100, 600

New York leads the nation in slum clearance
and low income public housing. Dewey's
program will free almost 100000 people
from unsafe, unsanitary dwellings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-21
GUILD OF HosY
 TRINITY 10 HoEg)
 BAZAAR NOV. r

The OcUousr meeting of the Holy Trinity Guild was held last eve ming in the Parish Hall with Mrs Edna Lomen presiding.
 The annual fall bazaar was set for Saturday afternoon. November 27. to be held in the Parish Hall
 Mrs. James c. Ryan is general chairman for the affair and has appointed various members to help her with the different departments Mrs. Don Skuse will be in charge of the tea tables, Mrs Don Hane- bury of the cards and gift wrap pines. Mrs. William Whitehead of the plastics and Mrs Helen Rolf of the food sale which will include homemade candies. Mrs. j. R. Guerin will have her well-known plum puddings Mrs. L. E. Iverson is chairman of the Pennsylvania Dutch table which will consist of all kinds of hand-painted articles. Mrs. Harold Brown is in charge of the handmade gifts table where will be lound a wide variety of articles, both inexpensive and oth- erWiSe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-21
10 FROM ANCHORAGE
 ON PACIFIC NORTHEpn

Ten passengers came in from An chorage yesterday on Pacific Nor thern Airlines and Is left from here for Yakutat, Cordova, and Anchorage.
 Passengers from Anchorage were: Katherine Fred, E. M. Seidenverg D. A. Ward, J. M Creamy, J.'A Durgin, R. L. Shakelford, Cpl Nun sen, V. D. Boyd, MT. and Mrs. w. L. Lafavour
 To Yakutat; Charlie Thomas, Selma Smith, c. Smith.
 To Cordova: H. J. Lannen, c. c. Carlson
 To Anchorage Virgil Stone, Christine Heller, pr. Waite Will kins, Penelope Easton, Glen. Wild CT, R. B. Bancroft, Capt. George Wells. Donald Bogi. George Freel, Dr. John Mclaughlin, Marjorie Sheridan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-21
COUPLE CLUB HAD
 DINNER LAST NIGHT

The Couple Club of the North ern Liz ht Presbyterian Church, met last evening for dinner Tables were decorated with bright Hal loween colors and Mir. and Mrs William Paul, Jr, and MT. and Mrs. John Parmenter were on the menu committee
 Following the business meeting. cclcred movies were shown by Mir Clifford Swap. On the entertain ment committee were MT. and
 Mrs. Clifford Swap and MT al Mrs. Roland Burrows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-21
HARRY GILMER E
 HIGHEST SALARIED
 PLAYER, FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON. oea. zl.-lR-It you consider it. on the basis of the work he has done. Harry Gill; mer probably is the highest sal afied player in the history of football.
 The former Alabama star is the bedridden property of the Wash ington Redskins
 His exact salary has never been announced. but since he was one of the best of last years college crop, Gilmer may have signed at around Sl2,500 to S15,000 a year.
 Yet. because of an injured leg, he has been in only one National League football game and is eer- tain to miss at least four more.
 And his one appearance was brief. Against Pittsburgh, Gilmer went in, called six plays, On five of the plays, quarterback Gilmer called on passer Gilmer, which was 6 good idea. since he completed two for 69 yards.
 This means he's getting paid at the rate of better than S6,000 per completion, a figure that prac- tically any passer would be willing to settle for
 Oddly, the Redskins got Gilmer because they wanted a replacement for the aging Sammy Baugh, but he convinced them he can be tricky runner as well. Baugh still can throw the ball. of course, but the Redskins haven't been able to scare up a frisky ball carrier
 Hugh Taylor, beanpole end from Oklahoma City University, gave the best description of Gilmer the runner.
 He runs,7 said Taylor admir- ingly, like a scalded dog