Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-04-22
Bon: "On Communism"

American born people to sheer
ingly refer to our flag as 9Th
dirty rag. Our country as 9Th
home of the exploiters and O
the wage slaves" Our free Amer
lean institutions as agencies TO
the perpetuation of the capital
istic system" Our founding
fathers as religious nuts anc
political fanatics" Our treasured
documents as foul, musty scrap!
of ancient paper" Our service
men as "cheap, cannon fodder
for the masters" Our clergymer
as "the humbug dispensers Of
superstitions vagaries."
Beware of the twisted minded
folks expressing these hideous
sentiments. They are far, far too
numerous. They are enemies of
everything we cherish as our
heritage. They draw inspiration
for their evil philosophy from
the sons of perdition. Those
wicked old men of the Kremlin.
Too bad they can't be boxed
up and spilled out at the feet
of their master, Old Joe Stain
In spite of the fact that we
have among us many crack-pots,
who diligently seek to introduce
brands of communism, German
and British socialism, our future |
is secure in the American way
so long as we adhere to the in
dividualism, which settled this
country, made it a great nation
and preserves it.
The build of Americans wheth-
er their forebears landed here 80
or 300 years ago, are individual
lists. We are not of the docile,
servile types that become "pinks'
or "reds". Well for us that here
freedom in individualism flour
ishes.
Each man, world to other :,
words half known.
Turns on tiny axis of his own,
Tho his full life orbit be
pathway dim
To brother planets that revolve e
with him"
anon a
Judge and Mrs. Sands entertain "
ed as Easter dinner guests: Mr.. a
and Mrs. Bud Ward and children: tt
Mrs. Dan Sypian and daughter,
Linda; Red, Jeanie and Susan is
Smith; and Billy Sands, Jr. n
Billy spent Friday and Saturday el
in Roman visiting his grandmother
Sands, who was in Puyallup when b;
the recent earth quake did consid- p
cradle damage in that region. til
Saturday afternoon, April %, 90
the cub scouts will hold a cake and
candy sale in the Silver Grill build 81
ing. Proceeds to be used for cub 3
uniforms. Any pastry or candy do M
nations can be left with Bill Som is
ers, cub master; Ross Luding, COM Ike
mittee chairman; Ronnie Perry, de
den 1 chief; or Vern Byrd, den z
chief. All contributions will be lie
greatly appreciated. ar
Cubs to Build di
Cub scouts plan den shacks. Pack Il
g cub scouts to build den shacks
lnder supervision of cub master
'omers. Den 1 shack to be in south r.
Martin City, location donated by -
Y. e. Greene. Den shack to be '
n northwest Martin City, site do 30 -.
lated by Bud Chef. The cubs are
o design and do actual construc- "a
ion themselves. o.>
May pack project will be a cub g.,
cout garden. Ground donated by e.,
Z. E. Greene. Competition will be -
teen, as prizes will be given for ' ..'
be best garden raised by the dens, ~
lso for best vegetables raised by -
he individual cubs. It is hoped 49,.
hat cubs in the Hungry Horse sN'
rea will be ready to raise a gar
en- by that time. Nc ne.
Wednesday, April 81 at p. m. III
ill be pack night at the Presby- T.;
,rian church. Public is invited
'arents of cubs and boys of cub Ca
ge are especially urged to attend elf
,r the program. ne
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wood and vic
aughter, Karen Sue, Whitefish, ser
ere Sunday visitors at the Ross su,
udings. CO,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Luding and ser
iddies spent Friday night and :
at the Charles Luding Ca
ome in Whitefish. me
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Hopkins 90
,ent the weekend with Rogers ser
ther, Ed Hopkins in Whitefish. ne,
Fire department was called out FIR,
[onday to extinguish brush fol,
re, which threatened several cars r
I'd trucks. Damage was confined Pol
one tire and wheel of a heavy cir
ailer belonging to Gene Finch. car
Dale Warren and Lee Heacock, fol-
onan, were Easter day visitors TIE,
the L. E. Thompsons. mis-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Widening en- Ste
rtained as Easter dinner guests, din
r. and Mrs. Del Alvord. LoV
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cox and child Pel
n, were Greene Heights callers Lof
onday. En-
,rua ri. co,. on+or+o,,d 81 . chi