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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-20

o CALIFOKNIA TRIP " Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Fujiwara left last
Friday for a two-weeks vacation
in California
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-20
q KITCHEN SHOWER

surprise kitchen shower was given
for Miss Kay Iga, bride-elect Of
Mr. Frank Tsujii, on Sunday, April
3. by hostesses Miss Kazzie Suzuki
and Mrs Ken Higashi in the latter
home.
Those attending the affair were
Mesdames Kenii Ota. George Colo
Turk Fujiye, Tom Osaki and John
Sasaki and the Misses Grace COLO
Susie Shimizu, Yasuko Ota. Peggy
Tanaka, Fumi Onodera. Maria va
manishi and Kimi Jinguii
Unable to attend but sent gifts
were Miss Naoko Anal and Mes
danes Koichi Yagi, Osamu Hirata
and Akira Higashl
o IDAHO VISITORS -. Mrs
Molly Watanabe and her daughter
Donna, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
T. Iwasaki of Bryn Mawr
Mrs Watanabe is the former
Molly Iwasaki and is presently re-
siding in Nampa. Idaho.
Q BABY BOY &C.. KIRKLAND
Wash. April 20 - Mrs. Kon Abe
gave birth to 7 10. 9 or baby boy
on Thursday, March 81, in the
Kirkland hospital The newcomer
named Robert Glenn, joins 7-year-
old Helen.
o CALIFORNIA TRIP 49,. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Fujiwara left last
Friday for a two-weeks' vacation
in California,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-20
June

26-Annual picnic sponsored by
NV.C. at Foss' Shadow Lake from
morning I'll il pm.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
Continued from Page 81
LGGLIG CEC NrRn M CHI HI

plant at Libby has been expanded
and improved to the point where
1t now produces from $50 to 400
tons day.
Vermicultite deposits have also
been found in Ravalli County. II
miles from Hamilton, on a trail off
the Skalkaho highway, which DR..
Perry says shows promise of being
commercial and would seem to
warrant additional development
work. Other deposits have been
located on the Rocky Boy Indian
reservation in Hill County, and near
Pony IN Madison County.
Amphibole asbestos has been pro-
duced on commercial scale in
Montana from deposits near the
Karst Dude ranch south of Boze-
man in Gallatin County. Serpentine
asbestos has been located so miles
south of Ennis in Madison County.
nine miles southeast of Cliff Lake.
Tins deposit has so far proved to
be non-commercial.
Asbestos production in the United
States IN only from to two per
cent of the world supply and this
country IS dependent upon imports
with Canada, South Africa, and
Russia furnishing the greater part.
Depending upon length of fibre cry
sotlle asbestos prices range from
$40 to $3.50 per ton, while the amphi
boIe asbestos prices range from $40
to $40
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
9P9I5
81 EIl.T ED
By Ted Resting

Here's good news for CAMPERS
You can throw away those smoke.
covered bulky pots and pans. The
open-fire cook has a new friend
in the form of pure aluminium rolled
into thin flexible sheets All Vol
have to do is wrap the food in fbic
foil and place it on the Goals 10
cook.
Practically anything you have
been cooking in the open can he
handled by this new method
meat, fowl, fish, and vegetables
such as potatoes, carrots. sweet
potatoes, onions, turnipS and fruit
such as apples and bananas.
There's nothing to it, merely
slice or dice the larger vegetables.
season, wrap in three thicknesees
of foil, place on the hot embers for
about 10 minutes. The foil cooIs
rapidly and can be used as plates
If you prefer to cook the vege-
tables or larger pieces of meat
whole, allow about an hour cook
ing time. Even eggs can be wrau-
ped in foil and cooked to suit vour
taste. Biscuits can be baked singIy
in the foil, or the foil can be
shaped into a reflector oven by
reinforcing it with green sticks.
Just think of these ADVANTAGES
that foil gives: No more dishes to
wash; and besides being used as
plates, it can be shaped into bowls
and cups.
Food in. your packsack will stay
m better condition packed in this
alrtlght, waterproof manner, and
leftovers can be saved from meal
to meal. Food cooks faster this
way because the foil seals in mos
ture and natural flavors are not
lost during cooking. Food will be
more ashes in the stew
or charred wood on the steak.
This new miracle-working foil
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31

Personal property tax notices are
being mailed and are payable i'm
mediately upon receiving notice. lc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
TROY NEWS

on to Fort Knox, KY, to visit hi:
sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Page spent
the week end in Kalispell with her
daughter, Mrs Robert McGlocklin
Mr.. McGlocklin was transferred
to the Goodyear Store in Kalispell
the first of the year. They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Mac
Donald.
Mrs Vern Blanchard and Mrs
E. " Koch and daughter, Florence
were Libby visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson and
family have sold their home on
Riverside to Art Higgins and are
temporarily living in one of the
Perkins cabins on the highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Morrow spent
the week end in Occur d'Alene with
relatives.
Cole McDougall was in Kalispell
Monday attending to business mat
tiers.
Mrs. James Davidson, Harring-
ton, Wash, is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Morrison who has been suffering
from an attack of the FLU"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hoisington
were in Spokane last week They
visited her son and his family.
Mrs. Jack Reidlinger and her
mother, Mrs. Gunderson left last
week for Cartwright, NJ D., where
they will visit Mrs. Gunderson's
son, Earl Gundersm. Thence they
will go to visit her daughter in
Eau Claire, Wis.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31

Notice
Personal property tax notices are
being mailed and are payable i'm
mediately upon receiving notice. lc
School News
The annual school election will
be held Saturday, April 2, with the
polls open between the hours of
one and six p. m. According to
Martha A. Cobbledick, clerk, petit
tons have been filed nominating
Warren Wallace and Walter Nor
rison for the three-year term and
Harold Nelson for the one-year
term. All three are present mem
bers of the board.
The manual training class, under
Mr. Dunham's supervision, COM
pleted the building of a board walk
between the school building and the
gym this week.
The Junior class, spanked by Laf-
foon, Rice, and Price, took first
place in the inter-class basketball
tournament that has been in pro-
gress during the last week The
Seniors took second and the Junior
High team, by. virtue of wins from
the Freshmen and Sophomore,
placed third
Events on the school calendar for
the coming month are the senior
class play, April 8, and the junior
prom April 80 Practice for track
will begin next week if the wealth
er permits. On the afternoon of
April % Mr.. J. C. Taylor, Associate
Extension Conservationist, will put
on a conservation program for the
Troy students, according to word
received from County Agent B. f.
Robinson,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
NATIONAL WILD LIFE
FEDERATION OPPOSES
VALLEY AUTHORITY

The National Wild Life Fedora
ton, comprising 100000 sports
men, went on record at their an
nual meeting in March at Washing
ton, D. c., as being "unalterably
opposed to the creation of a Valley
Authority" in the Northwest.
This organization passed resolu-
tons confirming their previous
stand to preserve wildlife and con-
serve natural resources. Their lead
ershlp expressed themselves as be-
ing opposed to additional author
tiles which their leaders described
as "unjustified, unnecessary and a
departure from our American form
of Government"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
Troy Rod & Gun Club
Elects New Officers

Monday night the Troy Rod anC
Gun Club elected new officers fol
the ensuing year. Les Hurd wa!
elected president, Bert Coffman
vice-president and Jerry Kensler
c.-treaS.
Word was started on the kids
fish pond" for this year. The pond
will be in the City Park back of
the ball park and the whole gang
turned out Sunday to get it ready
for water and later of course the
fish. This will be a much more
desirable spot as it can be a per-
manent fixture, later perhaps it
can also be used for a swimming
pool for the younsters.
The club plans to make this the
biggest and best year of all for
the junior fishermen and girls and
with the enthusiasm shown so far
it no doubt will be. Don't forget
the date, May %. Folks come out
and see the kids have the time of
their lives.-J. Kensler, sec'y.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
Logical Question

rs this the right train?" queried
the little old lady.
Where to, Madam" asked the
conductor.
Stupid" she replied. Don't you
know where you're going?"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
AIR LIFT REPLACERTENTS
FROM GREAT FALLS BASE

Great Falls W.P)-Col. Paul H.
Prentiss, Great Falls Air Force Base
Commander, announced that 1922
replacement filters for the Berlin
Airlift" have been trained at the
Great Falls base.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31

was called to our attention by Paul
W. Moore, an ardent outdoorsman.
He reports that it is now available
lin hardware and department stores.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
,or rAcuv nTSCOURAGED

NOT EASILY DISCOURAGED
ST. Louis W.R-Mary Ruth Hunter
fell on the ice on the eve OF her
wedding to Robert Vaughn and
fractured her collarbone. Unde-
tered, she appeared for the cere-
mony swathed in bandages, then
LETT Immediately on her honeymoon
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
Here and There


Mrs. Hilmar Hansen went to Spo-
kane last week Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. EIdridge who have been
with her for the past month re-
turned to their home in Hamilton
the first of the week.
Mr.. Bowman spent last week in
Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monio and
Mrs. Chas.. Curtis were business
visitors in Libby Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank French were
in Libby Friday. They were ae-
companied by their son Kenneth
who was having dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Lee Hender-
son, Bill Miller and Bert Cole drove
70 Kansas last week. The Ander-
sons and Bill will visit their par
ents there while Bert will drive
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31

The Weather
Spring where are you tarrying,
Why are you so long unfelt
Winter went a month ago
When the SHOWS began to melt.
This seems to be the sentiment
of most of, us. Monday night saw
the thermometer drop right back
to its old stand at I8 above zero.
The sunny bright days have con-
trived to take the snow from the
open ground, but in the shaded
areas there is still snow of consid-
cradle depth.
The highway is all clear and the
maintainance; men, Roy Sales and
James Huffman deserve much credit
for the commendable job they have
done through a long and arduous
winter. Long before the break of
day after a snOWStorm sleep citi-
zens could. hear the hum of the
snowplow as it cleared the high
way. The rains came and as the
ice and snow turned to slush this
was showed off until gradually there
was a little lane of bare surface
showing. Trip after trip the snow
pillow made ever widening this little
strip until as last MeSSers, Sales
and Huffman could see a dry road
with the melting snow being car
ried away along the proper chan
nels. Now these men are busy
repairing the holes in the road.
A word of appreciation won't
compensate for those nights sleep
you lost so that you might set sand
on the dangerous spots, or snow
plowed off so the traveller could
reach his destination, but such
words never hurt anyone.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
CITY ELECTION

Monday from eight in the morn
ing till six in the evening the polls
viii be open for the city election
According to Mrs. Mason, town
clerk, when the time closed for
the filing of petitions for nomina-
tons the following had filed: For
Mayor, Ford GRIPPE, in Ward One
Gordon Maxim and Carl Laffoon for
councilmen, while Ward Two Ber-
mel Winslow and Glen Maddox are
on the list.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31
Boy Scouts

The Boy Scouts are meeting in
the White school house and the at
tendance is quite gratifying to
Scoutmaster Ivan Hodges.
Cub Scouts are interested in their
first peek at their new manuals
and are greatly interested in be-
ginning their scrapbooks.
This week marks a day of
achievement for the Girl Scouts
when they entertain their parents
and friends Wednesday night.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

Mr. IlarNry MCGWlrc was host
to Hook club No I. which met Al
the home Of his daughter, Mrs
Chester Harris, 6ss Carroll Ave.
Members present listened Ia the
N'Copt album. Il Can Hear u
Now" and discussed pas, hlutorl.
cal events. A. the nest meeting
Mr. Werner Lew, professor of
Political Science at the unlvcTuity
nf Minnesota viii had . discus.
sion on current writings an for
stEn affairs.
Book club No. u met Thursday.
Jan. II. al Halle = Brown with
Mrs Beatrice Reed as hostess br
Josef nruRck from the University
81 Minnesota was guest speaker
Refreshments werr served
w. o. Walker, 1897 BhsTburhe,
who recently suffered two fTao.
turod ribs from q fall. ~ TrportSd
To be daing we'll lie received the
news Thursday that hls bfu,her
I'D Walker ~ Cleveland, Ohio had
died. and that his funeral was held
Saturday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

OF John A. Nelson, pastor, tho
Apostolic Faith Assembly, was
held Wednesday, Jan, 10, At the
church, 81 ", nth 81
INIIUrr meetings for the Adoi-
phRi club will he held Jan, % At
nalhr . Rruwn with Miss l. Myr.
Ito Garden ~ hostess, The next
meetings viii be 1T the homo Of
Mrs birdie high, 87t st. Anthony
Ave. rrh ~; Mrs, Carrie Lind
scy. i2a Rondn, March ~; Mrs,
Thomas Neal, h3l St Anthony
Ave April %, Mrs John n, Pat.
t"h. pa ~ ARthaay Ave, May
~, Mrs Gerald Porter, ppe Lyle
hart Ave, June ~ Mrs J, n Rte.
vrnE II Minneapolis " president
nf the club. Mrs birdie lIigh IL
ylcc president. Mrs. Trd Allen,
SECRETARY, Mira George Buolua,
sr. aasislant secretary Mrs, T.
V Cook treasurer, Mrs, o. W
tAndary. librarian Mrs Lillian
Alexander ~ New York and Mira,
". n Tandy ~ ~, Paul arp hon.
nrary members
Mru. Harry Whytr. tpT Rondo
Ave, IL homo with hrr legs in y
cast from q fall she received about
two weeks ago, She received
double fracture In her right ankle.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

piano selections Ave Maria" and
Handel Bars" llcT gIdtRthcr,
John Banks, made moving pic.
tures of the party
Quests present VIEW rcarlir
ntAnnc nufod ot Minneapolis
Sharyi McPhcrters, Maria, Frcd
dlc. Foster aud rita Western.
jimmy and Tommy Tnlck, Mary
X. Murray, Jean Marie and Viola
Culver, Mary Elhs Manning
Frrddic Slcmmnns, Paula Thoma.
sun, Archie and Roger AndcraUn.
Raymond Graham, ChaTlcnc and
CNtford Ranks Bobby AndCraan,
Phyllis and Mary Nodes Anna
Beetle and Isabelle fN,stor and saH.
dra Michatld, Charlcs banfoTth,
Joseph and David l.ycn wore un-
able Ia attend the party hut sent
prcsentA
Mothers present at the party
wrp Mrs, Freddie Western. Mira
james Tulck. Mrs Margaret Stem,
mons ami Mrs Paul Thomasoh
Mt and Mrs. ChaTlra Compian.
T92 W, Central Ave. recently an.
bounced the engagement 1t their
niece, Deinrra Ceoella Walker. to
Mr. Alfrcd IlrnRun " blackwell
AN No date has been Hst for the
wedding
Saturday, Jan -, the ChRrmou,
actta entertained with dinner
party In the River Room at Achu.
noman'E ard afterwards went Ia
the theatcr Those who pArticipaI.
81 In the affair were Mary Ri0h
A,Ia. Charlotte Wilson, Ethel
Manning, Deions Walker and A..
tine Allison.
Mrs Cora struihsrs ~ Aps D.
Central Ave- left Friday, Jan ~.
for I.savcnwuTth, KanH 30 visit
her brother who IL ~ she viii be
gone fuf about tNu wrecks.
The annual birthday celebration
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

birthday Greetings JaR - go
Robert AAilotY, cess CllRtNn Ave
= Mrs. Grace McrrpGG, tN1p sneila
tnE Ave : Eatolla tarFts. 3SlG HI
liot Ave = hTS Hardy White, 1stA
Fourth Ave y James Allen, - IT.
land Ave. y, muie NauEhe, tps ~.
sah blvd Jan ss=-MTs James
NiisaR PES Atdrt,h Ave \ Mar
EacTits NaEhington ppa Aidriyh
Ave. \ CuRRiv Mccoy. sga uTSARt
Ave, y nhaaid " NcMuoFs, tit Is
lath ~ Jan Rta~t'atrt,ta Harper,
leel bryant Ave n ElsSts Ca.
iisls, ne US Hand Ave \ 0aFbytl
leHrs. Skis sRsiltRE Ave = Jan -
: Louls h Perkins, seso CNnton
Avenue So. JAN gp--AVlA CAttvt.
iies Fourth Ave. ~ ME- IAttts
wallace. ssag HpplilRg Ave = ATa
l'h0ebe Mac HrVShs, leit tth Ave
y, Jan 50 Alvin /, RoWe, 2ait
$50 I;th Ave s. Nrs q 4 HsuR
AiIs Foattb Ave X Jan Si-NeN
Henderson krddIyk. As Fremont
Ave \ IEHthIA l'aNtssS - HtEh-
out-ef town HrssStpEz January
20 -# james OrgEham 81. CalifpF-
nta 1au - Dorothy ENahsr kah
aAs tl'N, Mo Robert l. fTuN b.
it,srkturd. ~ May Thampsau
CANDIDA, y } Jan. 9 iGisa wNeh,
kaHraR CIN. Mans
81 raSI AiFtGaagsI IAn % VIE
Eiuia Smith. kai kuHdu Ave riuT
Inda C"A. go lEiphaTt Ave ME-
charles CoVlnEtnH. ee3 ~ ARthunN
Ave jan gG-s NTs 4 HAil pHG
tSlshArt Ave, usurES & SHANNON.
u tpa carroll Ave jan - Ia.
Han Rose brown. 20 - AHthunN
Ave-. AEs Llama hughes, eos Yer.
rinstoR. Ars M,tliah puddelt, EfE
~ Anthuny Ave Jan - MTb
JAmss Oliver, st5 IsiehArt Ave
ArE nantFi 1aNlur T,N Kundu Ave
Ian au--fRtiea Muffaft j., tAE
Mavkuhin Jan 81 MIa runBle
nrifftn, tG3 " central Ave linr.
svs Al N alsN ~ AHthaHt Ave
Paul church. aAl FulioT Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

The CantinAs neI Friday. Jan.
uary II. AZ the home OF Connie
and Kathryn Chivcrs. t0i7 Clinton
Ave. So. The next meeting will b.
Friday, January 81. at the home
81 Dorothy Am S;SvSn. SsI7 5th
Ave. So.
Mrs. Henry Kitchen. Des MolneS
Iowa, left Friday for her home
after spending one week Visiting
her sister and brother in law, Mr.
and Mrs Cccl Newman, 1900
Portland AVE- so.
The Twin City Maids and Ma,
truns viii meet Saturday, January
%. at the home Of Mrs. w. Il
Walker. lisa Shcrburnc Ave. St
Paul.
Miss Agnes HIn. 1920 Clinton
Ave So, celebrated her birthday
Wednesday, January IL
The Missionary Society Of 81
Peters Church met Friday after
noon. January IL, At the home Of
Mrs Adele Howell, 220T Elliot
Ave So. The members that were
present included MmeS, Matte
Boyd, Cora Sanders, Alice Cook
Margaret Rhodes, George Brown.
Edna Edwards and Joseph Max.
well Mrs, Howell served q lunch.
con.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

Prmm, Dolly Berry. Mcssrs.
Booker Spencer. and Robert Ban,
ham, The honorcd husbands re-
ccIved many gifts
The Usher Board Of ~. Peters
church met Wednesday. January
10, at the home Of Mrs. Hazel
Marshall, 1921 Fourth Ave So
The Gospel Chorus Of Zion Bap-
ust Church held their business
meeting at the home ut Mrs. c. II.
Mendoza, newly elected president,
Of SIS Aldrch Ave. y. al ) O'Clock
on January IS The chorus Celc-
brated their NTH anniversary.
The music was furnished by gus.
pei records. A delightful luncheon
was served TO the members pres
ent. Those present were MeSsrs.
and Mines. o Benford, W NJ.
Crump, Il OranGcl Mines Bessie
Harris. y b FogE. G Cooper. l..
Thurman. Mary Williams, Mamie
Battles, NJ. Nolan, l., Thornton. J.
Porter, f Saunders. c K. Men
doza, Messrs + Henderson. +.
Johnson. +. Ssmucls, b. slnglcter-
ry and f. Harms.
Mrs. EstcIIe johnson. 9Sl Al
arch Ave. No, left for Bethany,
Mo. Thursday, January -. for a
VISIT with her daughter and son
tn-law, Mr. and Mrs Bert McGrrg-
or.
The Board Of Education Of ST.
Peters met Tuesday night at the
home Of Mrs. Wrcatha Maxwell,
1920 10Th Ave So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Little Miss Marva Ann Boyd celebrated her eighth birth
day Sunday jan l6 with party her home Marva Ann
daughter Beatrice Boyd. s1 glChar Ave- aud Of Ru
fus Royd was eight years old Monday, jan 10,
Al tho beginning of the party Marva Ann who student
the LaCua Music School onrrtanrd her guests with two
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

the welklh ring, IL also hFought 10 IN! desk
two letters from couple of gentlemen !
spoke rather lightly of radio executives,
The firs, came from Jack SwenSon program
director of wLoL, the Mutual outlet for the
Twin Cities. think Mr., 5 thinks did his
station an injustice, ~ here is his letter,
Dear Miss Russell
l read youT column, The Way See IT. In yea
tcrSiays edition Of your paper with great interest,
OF particular interest 10 me was the difference you
made Ia Leigh kAmmAn and the reason for his dis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

e'StS William 3 Berry and Robert Orr pleasantly
P'Seu win birthday party given by their wives OIL Satur
oay January 10 The party given the home Of Mr.
Sooo Eliot Ave So The party guests included: Messrs and
Mines Curtis Ewing Fred Jacobs J. Kcnncy Earl Williams
James Spauldng. T. Prm, Lewis Mhltlnck Misses Enrn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

n you WANT IT READ BE
SURE IT GETS IN THE
SPOKESMAN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

She We can easily enough be
marted~-my father IA q preacher.
lie We'll, all right. lots try u
My old man Ia . lawyer"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

American republiCS. where corn
10 the leading cereal grown, have
never had = serious famine
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21
POEM

nv JOHN HENRIK CLARKE
] heard one doubtful mortal nay
Beauty no longer dweIls In our
day.
BELLS Of Joy no longer ring.
And friendahlp - forgotten
thing"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21
sin, but

SIM but
ZURICH
sermon.
|5ey, was
|ng Life,
religion
+ people
boredom.
edorn Is
service
or Choir
} Sting
on her
ley Pat
baptism,
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Robert
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21
a WAY 555|I1
~ BY neLL D0pS0n RUSseu

The Sew widman item Of last week stirred up pro ant
arguments echoes Of which still making
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

An. n he would but walk
Al midnight
And listen % the songs
That the midnight sings :
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

Sunday
nj hour,
at their
regular
both the
lice. e.
nd. Ore.
he guest
Assem-
II. Re-
band IL
for the
70 your
A. Rob-
|lth Ave
ION. 4l6
been on
lowering
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-21

The Board Of Education Of ST.
Peters met Tuesday night at the
home Of Mrs. Wrcatha Maxwell.
1920 10Th Ave So
The Western news., 1949-07-28
ROBERT DAMON is NOW
SECOND LIEUTENANT

Robert Damon, Libby, has sue
cessfully completed six weeks of
intensive training at the Fort Lewis
ROTC summer camp.
The training at camp was designed
to provide the Reserve Onlcer
Training Corps cadets with prac-
tical field experience. In addition,
it enabled the students to work with
Army equipment and observe Reg
ular Army troops in action.
Upon successful completion of this
academic and military require
ments prescribed by the Depart
ment of the Army, Robert Damon
has been appointed as a Second
Lieutenant in the Organized Re
serve Corps.
Major General Harry J. Collins
End Infantry Division Commander
made the presentation of the com
missions at a regimental ceremony
Robert Damon is student at the
University of Montana.