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Evening star., 1949-08-25

Mighty Joe Young" the 60
rilla picture at Keith's. is a throw
back to show business's halcyon
days. The idea then was to awe.
shock, terrify, and otherwise emo
tionally main the public, not with
any malevolent end in view but
merely to show everyone a good
time.
King Kong was the supreme
achievement in this field, but the
King will have to look to his
prestige. His new rival, Joe, Is a
dramatic fellow. a gorilla the size
Of small dirigible and as dan
gerous as a small dirigible loaded
with wayward INT. The picture
which describes his 17-week foray
into night club society is not as
good as it could have been, but it
is a reasonable exciting sample Of
how an angry ape can make
monkeys out of men.
The major difference between it
and King Kong" is that the
shock value is down now and the
comedy one up. When Joe starts
whaling the daylights out of Hol-
lywood's glamorous night club
bers, it is one of the seasons most
hilarious pieces Of slapstick. And,
when he sets out to wreck the
place itself, he is s-simply doing on
a big apes scale what some of the
industry's normal size stars have
been. doing for years. .a@
The best thing about Mighty
Evening star., 1949-08-25

loosely written.
The Girl in the Painting"
tim, is an arresting screen drama
With tantalizing suggestion
tkst it is on the verge Of becom-
iiE an extraordinary one.
THAT 1t never does achieve its
constantly implied standard Is not
the fault of the acting which is
outstanding in the cases OF Miss
Zetterling and one or two others.
The comparison of "The Girl
in the Painting" with "The
Search" is inescapable in view OF
the fact that they deal with al
most identical material. The
Rank production is another heart
breaking quest through the dis
placed persons camps of Germany.
but for an adult this time instead
OF a child.
The adult principals involved
are q beautiful daughter (Miss
Zetterling) and her father, q
mathematics teacher, who were
separated in 1888 at the time OF
Vienna's occupation by the Nazis.
Along the tortured course OF re-
union, the narrative achieves
tenderness, suspense, and touch
ing element of romance. Unfor-
tunately, it also has a disconcert-
ing tendency to lose pace and be-
come fuzzy in its inescapable
fiashbacks.
"A chaotic decade is telescoped
Ia the screenpMy written by
Frank Harvey. jr., and Muriel and
Sydney Box.
The story begins when a British
Major, on leave from the occupy
ing forces in postwar Germany.
finds himself standing enchanted
before a lovely face in q painting
exhibition in London. Beside him
II q man who feels q far deeper
emotion, namely that the girl in
the painting is his daughter from
whom he was separated years be-
fore when she was a child OF IL.
The British officer, caught be-
tween the beauty Of the face and
the tragic implications Of the rel
ugee fathers story, agrees to be-
gin a search among the corralled
hordes of displaced persons upon
his return to Germany. AS his
first clue, he has only the name
of the painter to guide him. He
can, however, retrace this bitter,
beaten, now dead artists steps
through occupied Germany.
When they lead him finally
to the girl in the paintings face
that he could not mistake among
all human faces-he finds frus-
tration more dramatic than that
represented in the first part OF the
search. Through her years OF SUI
fering, the girl has lost her identi-
ty. The new search must lead
through the tortured, terrified
Evening star., 1949-08-25
lust Like an Actor
by The Assoeioted Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
It happened on the House by
the River" set.
:. ON one side of. the door Louis
Hayward had just strangled the
housemaid and was trying to stun
the body into a sack before tossing
it out the window into the river.
q In front Of the doe stood La
BowmaEs unaware o8She gomess
Oh inside. 50
Knock six times" suggested
Director Fritz Lang. It'll make
for more suspense"
The camera turned but Bow
man, nervous from long rehearsal.
raped seven times. ..
"Cut!" shouted Lang. Then,
tongue in cheek, he said:
"Just like an actor. Alwavs pad
ding his part"
Evening star., 1949-08-25
JoItin'
Joe
Neurotic GoriIlu
Gives keith's
A Thriller

THE MIGHTY JOE YOUNG. RKo
release, produced by John Ford-Merian e.
COOPER. directed by Ernest B. Schoed-
sack, screenplay by Ruth Rose. At Keith's.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time of Showing

ono line OF SnoWln9
Stage.
Meridian Hill Park-"The Male
Animal; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Anna Lucasta";;
lis. 3:2O, '5:25, 7:25, and 9:35
pm.
Capitol-"The Secret Garden;
10:45 am, 1885, 4:25. 1920 and
1910 pm. Stage Shows: 1920,
3:15, 6:05 and 9 pm.
Columbia-''Trail of The Lone
some Pine; 1920, $40, 6:55 and
1910 pm.
Dupont-"Don Quixote de la
Mancha";; 1905, 2::25, 4:50, 7:10
and $40 pm.
HippodrOme THE Corsican
Brothers. 2:10. 6 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-"M Mighty Joe Young;
Evening star., 1949-08-25

ADJUSTMENTS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
kita penktadieni jau turesime nauja Getuviska
radio programa Clevelande

Lietuviskas radio pusvalan-
dis jau baigiamas organizuoti
If kita penktadieni, rugsejo 9
diena, 1880 vakare turesime pro-
gos vel isgirsti lietuviska zodi
lr Getuviska daina per radija.
Programa bus perduodama
per WSRS stoti, banga 1890 kc.
Taigi ateinanti penktadieni 1880
val. visi nustatykim savo radio
lmtuvus ant 149!
Pirmojoj programoj dalyvaus
A. Mikulskio vadovaujamas Gle
velando lietuviu choras. Numa-
toma, kad sioj ar kitose pro-
gramose galesime isgirsti taip
pat ir ciurlionieciu dainu. JOS
bus perduotos is Europoje idai-
nuotu ploksteliu. Deja, ju ten
nelabai daug ir nelabai tobulai
galejo pagaminti, todel tik ke-
hos is ju yra tinkamos panau-
doti. Wis delto tai bus proga
isgirsti, kaip j Clevelanda be-
sifenkantieji ciurlionieciai Eu-
ropoj dainavo.
Pazymetina, kad lietuviSkos
programmes pradziai yra specia-
liai pagamintas signalas, melio-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

Idija is "Lietuviais esame mes
gime". Toks pats signalas buvo
vartojamas ir Lietuvos radio
Kaune.
Noreta pirmaja programa su-
rengti rugsejo 8 diena, tai yra
Tautos sventes diena, taciau ra-
dijo stotis negalejo pakeisti die
nos ir teko tenkintis rugsejo 8
diena.
Toliau programos bus kick
viena penktadieni. Kadangi ra-
dijo programa reikalauja nema-
ia islaidQ, kurioms padengti ne
ra tick daug savanoriu, kick
reiketQ, tai programa organi-
zuojama, kaip paprastai, ko-
merciniais pagrindais. Tai reis-
kia, kad salia meninio turinio,
programme bus ir skelbimu.
Menine dalis, atrodo, bus
stipri ir idomi, todel neabejoti-
ma, kad lietuviu programa bus
placiai klausoma. Tai naudinga
ir items, kurie skelbsis tos pro-
gramos metu. Reiketu, kad vi
81 lietuviai verslininkai bel pro-
fesionalai kuo placiausiai nau-
dotusi lietuviska programa savo
pasiulymams pasiskelbti. Kuo
placiau jie ta darys, tue ceres
ne gales butt paruosta ir meni-
mes programos dalis. Tuo dau-
giau bus klausytoju, tue dau-
giau ir besiskelbiantiems nau-
dos -. Taip, sekant desniu
'ranka ranka mazgoja", galima
tureti grazia ir idomia lietu-
viska radio programa, O atei-
tyje dar ilgesne ar net ir daz-
nesne, negu viena karta per
savaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
NAUJAKURIU GEGUzINE

Oras kaip tycia susidare ne.
palankus. Tuo metu, kai buvc
laikas vykti j geguzine, pradejc
lyti -. Rengejai nuvyke vie
ta svarste, ar dar laukti sveciu,
ar jau iskabinti skelbima, kad
geguzine atsaukiama >.
Bet lietus rimo ir sveciai pra-
dejo rinktis. Apie 4 val. ju buvo
jau .gerokai daugiau, kaip 800,
jQ tarpe CANA zymi dalis senu-
ju clevelandieciu.
Tas rengejus ne tik nustebi-
no, bet ir keblia padeti pasta
te, mes bufete buvo pasirenge
net ir gero orc atveju MAJ daug
trims simtams zmoniu -. Teko
papildyti atsargas. Kas butu bu-
We, jei oras butu buves grazus? :?
IS to matyt, kad naujakuriai
Clevelande turf daug draugu.
Susirinkusieji buvo patenkin-
ii proga susitikti graziame Ta-
mosaiciu sode, susipazinti, pa
kalbeti, padainuoti, tik dauge-
lis apgailestavo, kad nera or
kestro: akordeonas ir radijas
kick per silpni sokiams atvira-
me ore -. Lietus sutrukde ir
siaip didesne programa atlikti
Tx vaikams zaidimai SUI dova-
nomis laimejimais buvo pilnai
ivykdyti ir tie bene labiausiai
patenkinti.
Naujakuriai ypac dekin g i
gerb. Tamosaiciams uz suteikta
Siam susitikimui tokia grazia
vieta, o taip pat M. Miscikienei,
J. Salasevicienei ir kitoms tai
kininkems uz pagalba bel pata-
rimus organizuojant bufieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
'SUSIORGANIZAVO SKAUTAI

Clevelande jau susiorganizavo
lietuviu skautq draugove. Da-
bar draugoveje yra 2 skautu
skiltys ir 1 jaunesniqju skautq
burelis. Atsiradus reikiamam
skaiciui kandidatQ, prize draugo-
YES numatoma suorganizuoti ir
skautu vyciu bureli.
I draugove gall istoti visi
lietuviai berniukai nuo 7 metu
amziaus, tick buve skautai vie
netuose, tick ir nebuve.
Isiregistruoti galima visuo-
met pas V. Kizlaiti, 999 East
78 St., Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Kvieciami isiregistruoti ir
Clevelando mieste bel apylin-
keje gyvena skautininkai ir
skautai vyciai.
Lietuviu skautu draugoves su-
eiga ivyks rugsejo 4 d. (sekma-
dieni), tuoj po lietuvisku pamal-
du sv. Jurgio lietuviu parapijos
baznycioie. Visi skautai Xxi II
val. saukiami susirinkti prizes
sv. Jurgio baznycia prie 67 gatv.
IS ten vyks miesto parka, prie
lietuviu darzelio, kur bus suei-
ga. Kadangi sueiga uzsites kick
ilgiau, tai skautams patartina
pasiimti uzkandziu.
Skautai atvykdami sueiga
prasomi atsivesti ir kitus lie
tuvius berniukus, dar nesancius
draugoveje. Tai yra geriausia
proga pamatyti, kaip skautai
veikia. Tevai, kuriems rupi, kad
jusu vaikai nenutoltu nuo lietu-
viskumo, siuskite savo vaikus
j ia lietuviu vaiku tarpa. Jie
Gia ismoks tik gero!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

kandidatas miesto tarybos narius
nuo 21-os apylinkes, irgi kreipiasi
tos apylinkes lietuvius, kviesdamas
paremti j nominacijose.
Jis yra gimes 1899 metals, vasario
% d. ir gyvenes visa laika Clevelan-
de. Cia lanke aukstesniaja mokykla,
yra vedes, turf dvejeta vaiku 16 ir
6 metu amziaus. Clevelando miesto
tarnyba jis pradejo kaip ugniagesis.
1928 metals pakeltas ugniagesiQ
leitenantu ir paskirtas saugumo di-
rektoriaus istaigos sekretorium, ku-
rioj vietoj jis isbuvo net prie septy-
niu direktoriu, ir is kurios pasitrau-
ke tik 1947 metals.
Jis kreipia demesi tai, kad tar
naves clevelandieciams gerai, media
rydamas skirtumo nei rases, nei spal-
vos, nei tikybos atzvilgiu, jei busias
isrinktas, tai busias darbe visa lai-
ka, nedirbsias niekur kitur. Nomina-
ciju balsavimas bus 1949 metu spa
liu diena.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
LIETUvIQ SALE
iSnuOmOiama

1SnuOmOJama
koncertams, sokiams, vestu-
VEINS ir kitokiems parengi-
mans. Is anksto kreipkites pas
A. simkuna, Lietuviu Klube,
$685. Superior Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
VISI, KAS Tx GALIT,
ATEINANTI KETVIRTADIENI
! LIETUVIU DARRELL

Primename, kad ketvirtadie-
nj, rugsejo 8 diena, LietuviQ
Tautos Sventes diena, Lietuviu
Darzelyje bus ypatingos iskil-
mes: is ryto Z valanda veliavos
iskelimo apeigos, o vakare $3.50
val. - veliavos nuleidimo. Apei-
gas atliks lietuviu skautu drau-
COVE, vadovaujama skautininko
V. Kizlaicio. Ypac vakariniQ
apeigu pamatyti ir jose daily
vault patariama kuo gausin-
giausiai visiems apsilankyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
NAUJOJI PARAPIJA

kita sekmadieni, rugsejo A d.,
baznycios sode rengia vasaros
festival. Bus zaidimu, pasilinks-
minimo, vaisiu. Pradzia 2 val.
Iejimas 35 c.
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Vladas ir VerOnika
Nagiai Nageviciai
DAILUS "SINGLE"

Whitethorn arti 82-os. kambariai
ir vonia. Garazas. Sklypas Qot)
4Ox16O. Naujai pastatytas. Tx $4,000.
TaylOrs Realty, GIL 2286
KE 5006, 1882 Lake Shore
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: kas ir kur &

AAs AAPACAtCs pduCudIlC e. All
Sal ir B. Brazdzioniui, ikalbejo
kanadiecius lietuvius rasytojus
atideti ju rasytoju suvaziavima
po USA lietuviu rasytoju SUI
vaziavimo, kuris ivyks Pr. La
pienes vasarnamyje, Stony Bro
ok, L., NY. Pc to Pr. Lapiene
SUI keleta cia gyvenanciu ra-
sytoju zada apsilankyti kama
diskiu lietuviu rasytoju suva-
ziavime.
Kipras Bielinis, zinomas lie
tuviu socialdemokratu veikejas.
netrukus atvyks j Amerika. Cir
deti, kad jis stos dirbti j KE-
LEIVIO redakcija. Tikimasi, kad
jo rimta itaka teigiamai atsi-
lieps ir laikrascio turiniui ir
lietuviu visuomenes santykiams.
Antanas ir Magdalena Ida
Mai iskele ikurtuves savo nau-
jane name, 1886 Caryl Dr.,
Bedford, Ohio. Buvo apsilanke
visa ellie clevelandieciu, kurie
zodziu ir DANA linkejo seiminin-
kams ilgiausiu metu ir laimingo
gyvenimo naujame, graziame,
didele dalimi A. Zdanio paties
irengtame ir isdailintame lizde.
DIR. Kuzas, Vokietijoje bai-
ges medicines mokslus, atvykes
j Clevelanda apsigyveno pas A.
ir M. Zdanius, Bedford, Ohio.
A. Zdanys yra jo tikras dede.
Atvykimo dokumentus jam su-
dare kitas dede - clevelandietis
j. Kuzas.
Vytautas Kusleika, vieninte-
lis lietuvis, dalyvaujas Cleve-
lando simfonijos orkestre, ap-
silanke DIRVOJE ir cia suzino-
jes apie rengiama naujakuriq
apsilanke taip pat ir
geguzineje, kur susipazino SUI
daugeliu naujakuriu ir susitiko
su ellie senu pazlstamu clevelan-
dieciu. Jis buvo maloniai nuste-
bintas, isgirdes, kad visa ellie
naujakuriu yra buve vasaros
koncertuose Public Auditorium
ir yra labai susidomeje tais
koncertais. Sake, butinai papa
apie ia lietuviu susi-
domejima savo kolegoms ir di-
rigentams. Siomis dienomis jis
isvyksta atostogu pas tevus prie
Bostono. V. Kusleika cia gimes,
tik trumpa laika, dar bldamas
-su tevais buves Lietu-
vol. Puikiai kalba lietuviskai ir
iauciasi laimingas atnajines ry-
i su lietuviais.
Bronius Nemickas, artimas
VLIKo bendradarbis, dalyvaves
VLIKo komisijose Lietuvoj ir
;remtyje, kaip Lietuviu Tau
;inio Sajudzio atstovas, atvyks-
"a j Amerika ir apsigyvens,
greiciausiai, Philadelphia, kur
am atvykimo dokumentus su-
lare M. Vaisnys, irgi buves
;remtinys.
Stasys Santvaras, Lietuviu
Rasytoju Draugijos pirmininkas
r Lietuviq Tautinio Sajudzio
7a1dybos narys, atvyksta j Ame-
cika. Numatoma, kad tue tarpu
apsistos Stony Brook, LII, N.Y.,
pas Pr. Lapiene, parupinusia
Jam SUI Selma atvykimo doku-
nentus.
Antanina Dambrauskaite, vie
na is zymiausiu Lietuvos ope-
ros solisciQ, atvyko j Amerika.
Atvykimo dokumentus jai pa
rupino J.J. Bachunas. Manoma,
kad j apsigyvens Chicagoje.
L. Stankus, lietuvis inzinie-
rius, prizes kick laiko atvykes
Kanada, isrado nedegamus da-
zus. Tas labai svarbus isradi-
mas sukele didelio susidomeji-
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GERADARIAMS PADEkOS

Ilgus metus vargdami istremime
patyreme is PIP. Karpiu daug me-
dziagines ir moralines paramos, Q
pagaliau, visai neprasydami, gavome
is ju ir dokumentus, reikalingus at
vykti USA.
Cia, Clevelande, po visu percy
venimu stovyklose, pasijutome pas
PIP Karpius, kaip mylimoje seimoje,
kaip savo rusies rojuje..
Dabar tariame jiems is visos Sir
dies lietuviska aciu, ir po menesio
apleisdami ju pastoge, linkime jiems
sviesti savo pavyzdziu ir nepailsti
toliau tiekiant pagalba kittens Eu-
ropos pragare likusiems tautieciams.
Dekojame taip pat Didziai Gerbia-
mai Smetonu seimai, PIP. ziuriams,
Rasteniams, inz. Augustinaviciui ir
Kittens geradariams, suteikusiems
NUNS ivairiu laiku reikalingos pa
ramos.
Vladas ir VerOnika
Nagiai Nageviciai
Nuosirdziai dekojame Onai ir Juo-
zui BLASkEVICIAMS ir visai juju
seimai uz sudaryma dokumentu at
vykti JAW, pastoges suteikima,
maitinima ir uz dideli visu nuosir-
duma, kuri teko patirti begyvenant
ju namuose istisas 8 savaites.
O. ir v. Kayaliausku Selma
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2 sEIMU - PIGUS PIRKINYS!
White arti 65-tos. Pc kambarius
ir vonia. 3 garazai $4,000.
TaylOrs Realty, GIL 2286
KE 5OO6, 1872 Lake Shore
Evening star., 1949-01-29

Emma spector, 20. 1885 Peabody st., NV
Grace T. Bishop. 6S, 267 Neweomb st
Charles R. Mangum, SO. s24 3 st. SO.
Daniel E. Biddle. 81, 1910 F st. ne.
Harry Winokur, 63, 340O B st. Sc.
Bell e. Penn. so, 2203 18th st; NV.
Ivy NJ McNamee, 40, 317 = st. Sc.
Gordon Huddleston, AZ, Blue Plains. d. c
Grace Eichel, 49, 1873 e st. NV.
Sundie Altizer, g, 1143 3rd st. ne.
Infant Cage, Seat Pleasant. Md.
Thongs TI1o Perry, =. 1858 Reeves ct NV
Louis H. Pierce, 81, 1900 2nd st. NV.
Emma Burton; 86 JSo 1884 y st; NV
George A. Johnson, IS. 4s3 K st. NV,
Luck F. Zee, 55, 1905 18th st. NV.
Edward NJ Napper, so, Ridgeley, W. Va.
Ellen Lemons, 46, 1440 P st. NV.
Harriet E. Briscoe, 10, 250s Stanton rd
Infant Herrin, 320 4th st. ne.
Infant Smith 2109 NJ st. ne.
Jerry Jackson. 81, Blue Plains, D. C.
Helen Chairman. 52. $50 47th st: ne.
Lille Mae Butler, 2b, 432 New York ave
Evening star., 1949-01-29
District Rental
Housing Picture

Inaugural ceremonies swelled the
number of applications for rooms
and dwellings received by the Dis
trict Housing Center to total of
99S during the last two weeks
A total of 6S4 applications were
received for dwellings, and 3l4 ap-
plications were received for rooms
Only SO Of the combined total were
re-applications.
Listed for rent were lis dwellings
and 2l6 rooms.
Evening star., 1949-01-29

chass: Helen n:s s:s: g. B. ISL H. 5 : st. as e.. '"t
Evs Anna arGHysf Hs g. g. H. shs haia.s ash st. Ma MRv
Daniel Mccarthy, 40, 6616 l4th st. NV
and Helen Kalss. 80, 1928 st. NV.
Paul Jackson, 40. 1855 Hickman st. Sc.
David Stone. "A, 1908 Maryland ave. ne.
and Clara Cunningham, 81. 1917 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
and June Forsythe, 19, Arlington, Va
George Gondicas. 2S,. 1917 18th st. NV.
and Virginia Tsouderos, "A, 1899 N ut
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Deaths Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.) }
Rebecca c. +. Peterson, SO, 1928 Allison
st. ne
Alexander G. Mosle, SO, Raleish Hotel.
Irvine l.. Lenroot, 10, 2223 California st.
NV.
John A. Hintemesch. 72. 1858 Fla ave.
Evening star., 1949-01-29

Lorene jolly. SO, 1927 Dubois pl. sc.
William erosion. 81, 532 goth St. NV.
and Alberta Young. SO. 2419 Ontario
Donald Vaughan. 81, Red Bank, N. j.,
and Constance Oconnell. 20, Interlaken,
Arch.e Smith. 20. s13 e2nd st. NV. and
Virginia Clayborne, 2:3., Az 5th st. ne.
Claude Pressly. 81, StateSyile. N. c., and
Margaret Mechlin, %, 3O26 @ St NV.
both of Bethesda, Md.
James Adams. 22, 110S 5th st. s.e., and
Lillian Coates. ls,. 63s L st. Sc.
Loueen Williams 2s, 614. 2nd st. NV:
Vito Scalera, 30. Englewood. N. j., and
u Concsttina 10 schiayyS 2s: 500 K st. ne Ii
Zelda Blume, q, 20 PlastsbqrE crt; NV
NV. and Ethel Nichols, %, 1888 r st.
Albert Parks, ss. and Hattie Hack. 25,
beth 2s, q x,mgs ass o5swey I oos T. Itb HH st.
and Ida Dunham. 26: 5316 4:h st. NV;
Hester Merritt. 2s; 227H K st; s:w. :
Dorothy Rinsel. 81, 4l05 Wisconsin ave-
joseph Borniser. 90. 1901 35th st; NV,
and Elisabeth Murray, 2l. Abilene
brand. 10, both of York. Pa.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. 1Dait three tull days and
recetDe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-27

Mrs. Frank SIGHTING has Just re-
turned from Conrad where she at
tended the funeral of her father,
James Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Campbell of
Big Sandy are here visiting at the
F. E. Baker home. Mrs Campbell
and Mrs. Baker are sisters.
L. Don Williamson, assistant reg
ional supply officer from Spokane,
spent last week on inspection in the
Kootenai National forest.
Elder Dwayne Hanson and Elder
Richard Church were in Kalispell
attending an L. D. S. conference
held there. They were accom-
panied home by Elders Williamson
and Winslow of MisSoula, who Ie-
NAMED until Tuesday.
". F. w Meetings the LIST and 3rd
Wednesday of each month at the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lefebvre were
Wednesday business visitors in Kali
ispell.
Fayetta fisher, junior at East
ern Washington College Of Educa-
ton, Cheney, was elected secretary
of Senior Hall.
Patrolman Bob Riddle of Libby,
his brother Tad Riddle of Lake
Roman, and George Mourar and son
George Jr., of Missoula, have re-
turned from a hunting trip to the
Blackfoot country where all four
bagged an elk each. Patrolman
Riddle reports they enjoyed nice
weather the entire trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beardsley drove
to Spokane, where they picked up
Mrs. N. F. Beardsley, driving on to
Yakima to visit friends. From there
they went on to White Salmon, Ore,
where they visited at the Louis
Beardsley home.
Mrs. Ed Hendrickson of Eureka
visited the Frank Hendrickson fam
lily the first of the week.
Irene Jaros has returned from
California where she has spent the
past two weeks visiting her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
JaTos.
Miss Mary Harris, who attends
WCS at Pullman, Dick Austin, at
tending u. of 1. at Moscow and Jim
Brown from Gonzaga at Spokane,
were among the young people home
from college over the week end.
Jimmie returned home to assist his
father in the service station over
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-27
NOT BY BREAD ALONE

! Each year, during the third week
| in October, National Bible Week IS
observed. The l949 observance will
run from the 18th to the 23rd
! The week is designed to again
focus attention on those basic prin-
lciples of Christianity which much
of the civilized world IS supposed
to live by-and which are so wide
ly and tragically violated. Here IN
1.-THE United States, to say nothing of
other nations, we have little to pride
ourselves upon as Christians We
have the highest rate of crime and
delinquency in our history-three
times as many people are incarcer-
ated in penal institutions as are
ATTENDING universities and colleges,
Eleven out of - young people are
not active church members. Over
100000 people are under treat
ment for mental disorders. Religions
and morals are often openly ridi-
|culed, and totalitarian principles,
which are directly opposed to Chris
.tianity and all the other great rel-
gions as well, are advocated and
taught There has never been
kAlllO N4AC44 81 IA. AAlA AtlEaI civ
taWdry entertainment-in books and
magazines. and on the radio. stage
and screen-was offered for sale,
and it has huge audience Racial
and class hatreds are rampant.
Looking at the international scene,
it is clear that the failure to live
up to the basic ideals of Christian
ity has led to misery and despair
for millions, to the enslavement OF
once-free peoples, to a cold war
which is absorbing more and more
of our energies, our thoughts, our
resources. The world is moving
swiftly toward a cynical material
ism which may destroy it unless
the trend is checked.
At a time like this, National Bible
Week has vast significance. In the
great old phrase, Man cannot live
by bread alone"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carlson drove
to Kalispell over the week end to
visit with their son, Leroy and
family and other friends. The &C.
casion being LeRoy's birthday. While
there Fred went elk hunting.
District Court will be held Friday,
Oct. %, with Judge Dean King pre-
siding.