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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-15
Red Feather Volunteers TO St0rt
| 5th Annual Drive Over Weekend

Tuesday night at a double
feature program spotlighting
Vice President Alben w. Bark
ley and Boston's famous Pops
orchestra of so pieces conducted
by Arthur Fielder.
Admission to the Garden Is
free. Tickets may be obtained
from local district headquarters
or the central campaign Office at
8 Beacon ST., Boston, telephone
Richmond $4,000. With only
$4,000 seats available it will be
a case of first come, first served.
Senator Leverett Saltonstall,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-15

To benefit the Cambridge
Community Center Nursery
School an Autumn Musical will
be given by the Cambridge
Women's Community Club at the
Center, 40 Howard ST., Sunday
October % at 4 P. M.
Rev. w. Marvin Gibson pastor
of Union Baptist Church, will be
speaker at the 101st annual
meeting of the Boston North
Baptist Association to be held
Tuesday, Oct. IS at the West Som
erville Baptist Church, College
ave-, w. Somerville.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-15

cool. Pour cooled mixture into
prepared pie shell. Roll out re-
naming crust and cut into leaf
shapes. Arrange cut-outs over
surface Of pie and brush with
melted butter. Bake In moderately
hot oven (400' FL So minutes.
Makes one 9-inch pie.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-15

Board, and DR.. James R. Leseuer,
Trustee Board Chairman, have
been instrumental in planning.
the fine and well deserved 25th
anniversary for DR.. Hester.
1t is notable that the pastorate
Of his church and the community
as whole, recognize the high
qualities of DIR. Hester, both as
a churchman and citizen.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-15
MEDFORD

Wv AMN0 hEh&w Sh w. , NEE
The body of First Lieutenant
Ernest A. Phillips, fatally
wounded by bullet in Japan,
is on the way home, accompanied
by his wife. Just last week this
column had commented cheer
fully on reports that Ernie had
been doing quite well. The news
of his sudden death has shocked
the community as well as his
mother, Mrs. Hannah Phillips,
whom this reporter talked with
last week although unable to
rush the sad news in on time.
A veteran of World War II, and
one of the pioneer veterans of
the old 372nd Infantry Third
Battalion Company K, Ernie had
re-enlisted after the war and
was serving as an army officer
with U. S. troops in Japan at
the time of his death. While
many knew Ernie as a soldier,
he was perhaps even more popu-
lar as an athlete, being an all
around alumnus of Medford
High. He played both amateur
and semipro sports, excelling in
baseball, football, basketball,
and track. His last local athletic
competition was with the unde-
feated Medford champion senior
Basketball League Ramblers,
the entire team enlisting in the
army when Uncle Sam called,
The sad news just doesn't seem
true. We hope to have more
details later.
The American Legion Med
ford Post As Drill Team Captain
Tom Brown whose teams have
captured the state champion
ships for two years, reports that
his wife is on the way to re-
covery and he is now able to
make drills for the local Cadets.
An ex-Marine of the First Divi-
sion, Captain Brown held his
first local drill last week at
Digger Park. The ex-Marine
was pleased with the spirit OF
the local boys and thinks that
with parent-cooperation he can
help mould them into one of the
best parade drill units in the
state. A whole lot now is goine
to depend on the lads and the
parents. Like other Cadet
workers, Captain Brown is do
mating his time free. Let's show
our appreciation.
The w. Medford Community
Center has officially begun it.
second season of planned pro-
grams under the Community
Fund with the enthusiasm Of
new Center Director, Mrs. Brown
ing of Cambridge and assisting
workers from the community
and local colleges. Even so,
more community volunteer
workers are needed for Center
projects and the Nursery School
which is directed by Mrs. Ruth
Batson for children 212 to 5
years of age and which is now
open daily from 9-12. Among
the Center needs are volunteers
who can aid with music, drama,
art and crafts, cooking, beauty
culture, journalism, camera
clubs, scouting, boys and girls
activities, and adult recreation
All who are capable of aiding
the community progress are re-
quested to volunteer their aid
The community bids cordial well
come to the new director, Mrs
Browning, who began her adj
ministration this week. A spe-
cial program of cleaning and
painting of the Center in prepa-
rations for the coming busy Holt
day seasons is underway, with
requests for volunteer interior
painters, Due to the holiday
rush and other duties this column
has not included all the new.
items this week. Please phone
in your news early.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

frase Dem Jortidritt Der 8irtidnft
i1no Der Eebnif! Cine 8irtihaft, Ell
ne Ee9nif, oie ii9 nod Dem ,ir
ipritn9lihen 8eoiirfnihen oes Wen
ihen rihtet, brauht nibt Inn Sic, az
groBe ooer 5u neine In5obl Der 8e
Dobner beiorgt 5u iein.
Si6erlib lit Die 8obnungsfragt
nidt bre etn5ige Sraee, fir Die Sis
5uitanoig iino, tie lit ieooh Die, oil
am meiiten aur Sat orangt, oa iit
eng nit Sen elementariten 8eoiirfnii.
len oes Menl6en perbunoen lit. Sbrt
iibrigen Sntereiiengebiete, Die auf Der
eriten 8ltd pielleidt nod midtigel
erideinen, getpinnen erit ourb bie
Satla6e 8eoeutllng, oaB iie Broouf.
tionsmittel iinO, oa5u beltimmt, oieie
8eOiirfniiie 5u befrieoigen. b
slaeroings fann bas QusrnaB be,
3iele Sbrer 8roouftion Die 8eoelt.
tung Sbrer slufgabe i'm aagemeinen
Rabmen ser @irtidaft nur ins red'
te 2idt ieben. 8ei 2eiung oes 8erid,
tes Sbrer &ommiiiion bat uns oies
beionbers intereliiert.
8ir baben Inns beionbers gefreut
barin BEN 8etpeis fir Sbre eifrigen
9eItrebungen na6 elmer inneren &or.
iolioierllng Sbrer SnI Ititution 5u fin,
ben. 3ie Gerpoufommnung Ser Se6.
nit unb ser Srganilation Sbrer Irs
belt, Oie per ionliben 8e5iebunger
5piifen BEN neri6ieoenen 8ertretern
Sbres 8eDerbes, bas 8eden oes Ser,
ant1portungsgefiibls oes einaelneu
fir Die 0ur6fiibruns ser eemeinia'
men arbeit, bas befrieoigenbe grgeb.
mis- Ser arbeit fir ane, sic Sa6aus,
biloung, Die 9auerbel6aftigung fiji
oie 9rbeiter uno Mngeitellten, sic
@initellung BON 2ebrlingen, an
oies itno Sragen, oie, ioapeit iie oie
driitli6e 'So5iallebre beriibren, I'm.
ierer groBten @ufmerflanfeit tperi
iin6.
Bir fonnen Sic MIR begliid1piir.
icben, oaB Sic ale oiele Brobleme
NIT iolbem gifer erortert baben.
8ir oanfen Sbnen gleid5eitig aus
gan5em Ser5en fir Sbren 8eiud uno
erfleben - iiber5eltgt bon Ser 8e-
beutung uno 8idtigfeit Ser Mufga-
be, Der Sic Sbre groBte aufmerfiam.
felt 5ll1penoen uno an oeren 20lune
Sic NIT Ser gr0bten @elpiiienbaftis,
fett berangeben -, ourd nniere sc.
bette Die grler6tung uno ben 9ei-
ltano Ser gottli6en Soriebung. -
go Bius XII. llno mas iagen mir
ba5u? gSas tlln mir?
. C.sSt, d. C.=T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25
Etu klrtnrH ktnh gtht prn.
f5r Ratfpl auf

Inter oieier l1eberi6rift idreibt
p. ST.. Warfert i'm ,Samilienblatt !:
8or einigen 8odJen 1pllroe gan5
Imerita bur6 3eitungen uno &nbio
in fait fieberbufter Spanntng, ia gr-
regung gebalten our6 Die &ataItropbe
zines oreiidbrigen Wtdobens, &atie
Sisfus in &alifornien. Sic tpar bein,
Spielen in eine offene Hobre gefonen,
Die bunoert ooer mebr SUB in einen
berlaiienen 8runnen fiibrte. @Gbs
reno etpa so Stunoen tpurbe 8olf
uno 2ano fait ununterbro6en nit
itanoigen Na6ri6ten uno gefiiblpol-
len &otitmentaren bonlbaroiert iiber
ben 8ortgang Der &ettllngsarbeiten,
bic oas ungliifli6e Wtdohen, ipenrl
moglib lebeno, an bie SberfI11e uno
81 ibren gltern brineen iollten. 3tpei
poue Gage gab es fein nationales
ooer internationales Broblen, oas
Die 8eoolferung unleres 2anoes 10
intereliiert, ni6t 5u lagen in Iufre-
gung unb auBerlter Spannung ge-
| balten batte pie Die periu6te &et-
tung on Dem 8runnen in &alifornien.
Sd BIN fein 8arbar uno babe IL
der ni6ts ein5umenoen eegen Die &n-
teilnabme oes gan5en Solfes an Dem
8ei6id zines &inoes unb ieiner @l-
term Sd bate mild elei6 10 bielen
anoeren gefreut, menn oas &ino le>
beno gefunoen poroen tp6re. slber
Oieie @pilooe bat Oo6 ouerbano Sra
gen in mir angeregt, Die ii6 tpie Elm
GatIel ausnebmen.
gritens, lit es ni1t ouff1nig, tpie
oie gan5e SeffentIi6feit iib auf elm
mal fir Elm ein5iges unbefanntes
aino intereiiiert uno iib INN oas
8ebe ieiner gltern erbarmt? Dies
angelidts Der Satla6e, baB anent-
balben &inber ni6t getpiinldt tper-
ben, peoer BON gbepuaren nod BON
Sausbeiisern ooer Na6barn. Mnge-
ii6ts Ser Satia6e, Dob raitlos Mn-
ltrenglngen gema6t iperben in Der.
fiibrerii6er Bropaganoa i'm 8olf uno
in 8earbettung Der StaatslegisIatu-
rem, INN Die @eburtenfontrolle our
aIgemeinen Broris 5u MAIDEN. Mebr
als bunoert Wiaionen Mmerifaner
baben ibr 8angen INN bas 2eben oes
einen @in6es befun6et, tp1breno man
our ielben 3eit ii6 ni6t aufregt iiber
Die in sic Sunoerttauienbe gebenoen
abiihtliden Eotuneen Don ungebore-
men &inoern. ODER tpar Die @nteil-
nabme an Dem S6idIal zines &inoes
elm 9urhbreden iettens Ger geatur
unb cine @euBerung oes naturbaften
@etpiiiens inmitten Der moralii1en
Degeneration ,rnierer Belt nno TIM
ieres @efblebtes? 9ies lit cine ser
Sragen, Die 6as perungIiifte @ino
ftent, o6er zines BON ben M1tieIn,
tpelhe ods aasemeine S1tereiIe an
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25
prtrus unh baa pap1ttnn,
Gum aSefte Setter nnb Banl

IS maren uunoerbare, sroBe, sott-
lihe 8emalten, Die menl6li6en S4n-
ben anbertrallt ipuroen, uno oie @e-
fabr mar nidt ausgeiblolien, oaB lie
miBbraubt tDeroen fonnten. @s gibt
Wenl6en, tpel6e Die Stride, insbelon-
oere oie 9pnaitie Der B1pite nur bon
oieier Seite Der fennen nnb oaber
Saoer, Sab uno Sobn gegen iie be-
gen. Mber Dergeiien mir ni6t, auh
Die Come bat Sleden uno au6 Der
Sdatten oes Betrus tpirfte @unoer,
nno al bic S6atten in Der glGnsen.
ben @ei6ihte oes Bapittunts permo-
gen ni6t Oas 2i6t 5u perbunfeln, oas
bon oieier Sesensinititl1tion iiber Die
8elt ii6 ergoiien, unb tpeoer oie I'm
miiienbeit Sernitebenoer nod ser SOB
Der apoitaten fam Die Satla6e aus
Der @elt i9affen, Dob auh niht Elm
8apit Die 8abrbeit uno @naoe Der.
raten bat, unb iene anbere, baB NIT
oeri6minbenben Iusnobmen 6ie 8dp.
ite nit @brfurdt unb 2iebe 6ie @e-
lpalten gebrau9ten, oie ibnen Gbri-
itus in Betrns gegeben, unb bob iie,
1uenn tie ai16 tpuBten, Dob Die @irf-
ianfeit ibrer @etpalten 1idt abban-
gig lit bon Der Biir6igfeit ibrer grd-
ger, oo4 Der Bfli1t ii6 betpuBt Bile
ben, tpie teil5unebmen an Der @iiroe,
10 altA teil5unebmen an Der Seiligfeit
beiien, Der iie gegeben. Nennuno-
5man5ig Ndrtbrer 1tnb iiebemunoiieb-
3ig Seitige iiito aus Der Dpnaitie Der
HIpfte berborgegangen, Der biele,t
anbern groBen Mdnner, sic Ser sSei-
ligfeit nabefamen, ni@t an ige6enfen.
Bon iener gebere6eiten @tunoe an,
6a Yetrus nnh Dem 6reianaIigen Be.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

feinem urrgliidIiben @eIbid aitfsibt.
SD bate aber nod, eine anoere
Srage, Elm anoeres MdtieI in Der 9e,
Arteilung r,aenihli6en @ebubens an,
eefidtg 6teier Spntpotbie fir elm elm
aiges &irto. Sat man audi nlir i'm
aGerentfernteiten eine dbnlihe Mn-
teilnabme, niht 5u reben bon erreg-
ter Spann,tng, tuabrgenontr1en ange-
Iii6ts oes entieslihen 2oies Der pie
len Sunberttauienbe, tpenn niht gar
mebr aIs elmer Milion @inber Ser
nnmeni6lid, iungere6t rno unn0tig
aus gigentl,m ltno &etntat pertriebe-
men 13 Minionen Menl1en ans ben
Sitteilen guropas !? @eoer 3eitunaer,
nod Raoio nod offentli6e Weinuns
baben alb MIR einen geringen 8rnd,
tell BON 3eit 1tno @elb uno 9er5ens=
mdrme uno @eoanfenarbeit aufge-
brabt on Snterelie ooer Silfe fir
oieie armen Spfer elmer entineni1ten
Wtetbooe ber5. 1tno getpiiIenloier
Mabtbaber uno ibrer !Selfer in bo-
ben uno rieoeren Nlasen. @iepiele
8riefe babe icb ood, in benen es
beibt: r@ines ,lnierer 4inber ging
nns auf Ser langen Sludt in Ser
&dlte uno @ntbebrung 5ugrm,lbe. "
Soer cine M1tter idreibt: .8ir ba-
ben untermess amei unierer Rinoer
am 8egranoe besraben miiiien, 90 iie
Ben Strapa5en ser Slubt erlagen. !"
Cine anoere: rOeit meinen brei flei-
men &inoern tpuroen mir 10 ihneIl
bertrieben, oaB mir ln1s gar nibts
mitnebmen fonnten. 9a ih anh ben
nod ni6t Elm Sabr alten SSsungen bot.
te, ntuBte i6 i'm tagelang in einem
fleinen 8asen ihieben." Cine anoe.
re 0altter: ~Mit meinen ie6s &in-
bern bin i6 mebrere Gage bur6s
@ebirg gemanoert lttto mir batten
ni6ts gu eiien als elm panr Stiide
barten 8rotes, oas mir nod mitge>
nommen batten, 1lt1o bas ib in bent
Quellnalier, bas aus Sen Selien fnm,
auf fmei6te, pas fir meine &inber Ole
ein5ige Nabrung mar" l1no 1pie 6ies
len ging es Sunoerttauienben ourd
@oden, Ourd Weonate, ia beinnbe
! foit 5tpei Sabre lang. geid)t elm eirt-
5iges fleines WtGoben, bas ourh elm
ltngliid gum @rtrinfen in Ser 8run,
nenrobre gefomrnen mar. l1no tpte
,penig tpabres Mitleio, ipie tpetlig
praftii6e Silfe, pie tpenig Brotelt
uno Ibi6el tplroe laut Oh all Der
beabiibtigten, betpuBt grauiamen
Serelenoung 0ieier un5dbligen Sim
Der uno ibrer gltern. $50 maren oie-
Ielben @ltern, Die bier nit Dem einen
glternpaar fiiblten uno litten, no
al Die anOeren, oie 3eitungsleute nno
&aoioreoner, sic &lubbamen unb bie
3eitrtnssleler uno &aoioborer, oenen
oas fur6tbare 8eb 1no llnreht an
BEN anberen Winionen gleidgiiItie
mar? Sn 0ent einen Sal NOR i'm
geu Die gan3e SSentimentaIitGt mobiI
genadt, in Dem onberen bIieb fte
hummer uno teilnabmsloier als es
ielbit bel ltn3ioiliiierten Der SaG
tpGre. 4
Gin &dtiel, fir Oas i6 nur Die
ein5ige 20iung babe: @s feblt uts
on tDabrbaft praftiiden un6 TOME.
quent banoelnoem gbriiteniinn. 9b
aber in @ottes ausglei6enber @e-
redtigfeit unb 8eItoronung oieier
Wangel an @briItentilm nibt tpieoer
8runo uno uria6e bafiir iein rnuB,
Dob es uns alien in Dieler 8e5iebung
| 10 i6le6t gebt? Sb ni6t au6 in Die
| lem 5utrifft, mas S6iller bebauptet:
~Dies lit Ser Slud ser b0ien Sat, oaB
I fie fort5eugenb 80ies nuB gebdbren" !?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

8ie Die 81. 9. Staats5eituns' be.
ribtet, lit 9om Sbo, friiberer 9er5oe
bon @iirttennbere, bonn Slugplas SO.
letpilo NIT einem Slugaeug Der S1piB'
DIR na6 3iirib abgeflogen. gr tpirh
|fib 5l,ndbit einige @o6en in ser
Shmei3 aufbalten Damn na6 2ie1.
tenItein au ieinen 8ertpan6ten seben,
nno bon ba miro er tpieoer nad
Deutldla11b einreiien, mo- er bofft,
i'm &loiter 8eingarten (franaoiii6e
Gone -@iirttelnbergs) unter5u.
fommen. P. Dom Soo, Ser oie Silfs.
organization cesar ins 2eben ger,1.
fen batte, plant, tpie es beiBt, ni1i
mad ben 8ereinigten Staaten suriif.
5ufebren.
9ie befannte Sournaliitin Mnne
D'&ara Mcgorr1id BON Der 81. 9.
,Eimes' bdlt es fir cine ir1lberant.
tportli6e 3eitpergel,bung, NGnner
tpie Iheion, 8enin S1urnan uni
8ildinifp nodenlang berbanoeln au
Iafien, ~obtpobl ME ertpartet tperben
Ffonnte, baB babei n1ebr als Elm @.
fbmrnen berausfonrten tpiirbe, bds
ebenfogllt bon elmer tiihtigen Gan.
6elsfonlmiifion pereinbart tperben
f66nnte ~ s,f;5s', 'i's
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
RuroI Fire Dept.
Meeting April Is

George w. Gustafson. coordinator
for the Montana rural fire fighters
service will address a public meet
ing on the organization of a rural
fire control district in the area
surrounding Libby.
The meeting will be held at 800
p. m in the Community Room of
the Courthouse on Wednesday, April
Is. Under the state law il is pos
sible to organize a district when
SIC of the land is signed up in IA
voT of it. Once organized, a dis
trict has the power to levy taxes
on property within the district to
purchase fire fighting equipment
and pay the operating expenses of
the equipment.
Everyone in the area between the
Fisher River and Cedar Creek and
from Libby to Jennings, and in
the Pipe Creek and Bobtail Creek
areas are especially urged to at
tend this meeting. It is being spon-
sored jointly by the Kootenai Val
ley Grange and the Libby Farm
Women's Club.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
Stotes Coyotes Are
Killing Mt. Sheep.

Some time ago short article
was given the Western News for
publication regarding the mountain
sheep herd near Ural In this story
the statement was made that the
sheep were planted in that section.
Several days ago c. G. Fitzpatrick
of Ural was in Libby and called
attention to the article and to the
fact that Lincoln County'S noun
tain sheep in that section are from
stock native to the area.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick stated that some
ten years ago some of the native
mountain sheep were trapped and
to other areas. He
states that five sheep were trans
planted at that time and that one
ram was accidentally killed.
The Ural man also states that
the herd is not holding it own, and
lays the blame on coyotes, which
he states kill many lambs. Kilpat-
rick stated that the ewes will de-
Tend their lambs against the brush
wolves, but the coyotes with cum
ling devilishness will persevere
until the mother eve is exhausted,
hen they seize and kill her lamb. i
After watching the work of coy
)teS on sheep and deer, the Ural |
portsman favors attempting con-
rol of the predators with 1000"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
Libby Cub Scouts
Begin Den Meetings

The Libby den mothers of Libby
Pack No IS met Friday afternoon
at the Community Room to discuss
the cub scout program for the com
ing year Cub Master Earl Welton
presided over the meeting, and an
nounces another meeting for to-
morrow evening Membership for
the various dens viii be decided at
this meeting and regular den meet
ings will begin next week.
F F. Wilson. chairman of the
Cub Scout Circus Committee for
Flathead and Lincoln counties has
named Earl Wclton, Libby, w. F.
Morrison, Troy and F. f. Lewno.
Eureka as members of the general
circus committee Four hundred
cubs are expected to participate in
the circus which will be held Sat
urday, May IA in Kalispell
According to Jud Compton. Scout
executive, Kalispell. each pack is
asked to have at least one skill
booth and one food booth entered
at the circus, and every den will
have at least one animal" for the
parade and races. Scouts will ap-
pear in costume in the parade.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
Excel With Rolling
And Bowling Pins

The women of the Coolies bowl
ing team proved conclusively last
Saturday evening that they can
beat the men with bowling pins
as well as rolling pins-or at least
with the former, when they troun-
ced the VFW mems team defeating
them by actual pins.
Billie McGraw was high man"
with 534 actual pins. Other mem
bers of the Cootie team are Ida
Brown, Mildred and Dorothy Flesh
er, and V. England. The ex-fight-
ingmen who went down to defeat
are J. Beccari, D. Sleizer, B. Mel
son, w. Brown and H. Miller. The
game was a "grudge" match.
Another "grudge" match is adj
vertised for next Saturday evening
at 7:30 o'clock when the Women's
and the Libby Firemen
bowl against each other.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
Cancer Drive Near
End of First Week

Fourteen workers for the Amer
lean Cancer society funds drive
will solicit in Libby Monday and
Tuesday, April / and r. Follow
ing are the committee workers.
Clara Woodruff, Irene collars, Bet
ty LuScher, Florence Robertson,
Evelyn Flemmer, Irene VOLS. Ruth
Hampton. Zella Ramlo, Janet Lit
tell, Florence Ledum. Grace Brown.
Myrtle Yaple, Edith Teeple and
Emma Stanley
The Study Club will have charge
of the correspondence in Eureka.
Trego, and Stryker. Mrs. Phyllis
Campbell is chairman of solicita-
tons at Eureka; Mrs. Tuxill. Rex
ford; MIR. Woodward, Warland,
Emily Wolff, Fortine, and Mrs.
Jerry Fritch, Ural.
The Girl Scouts will have charge
of tag day"
Mrs. r. = Drirar, Comnaanaer a
the Cancer Drive in Lincoln Coaan-
ty gave a luncheon Wednesday.
March 80 at her home for all the
cancer drive workers and the chair
men from out Of town. The work
ers and chairman received material
and instruction.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
Joe Archer To
Head Y. F. W.

Harper-E rdman Post No. 1913 of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars held
installation last night installing Joe
Archer as the new post commander
for the ensuing year. The post
election was held March To-
The new commander served eight
years in the u s. Navy. During
the submarine warfare in the Allan
tic he served as captain of gun
crew on the cargo boat Pastorius.
Later he fas transferred to the Bos-
ton serving with the amphibious
forces in the South Pacific. He re-
turned home in l945 and since then
has been associated with his father.
James Archer in the electric and
plumbing business.
Following are the officers in
stalled P. C.-Joe Archer; Sr. v. C.
Walt Katarzy; Jr. V. C.-Walter
Babe" McCallum; Chaplain-John
Appelgren; Adj. - Irwin Flesher;
Quartermaster-Fred Clark; Officer
of the Day-William Lannon; Post
Historian-ISSac LudvikSon; 3-year
Trustee-Don Roberts; Service Of
Ledum.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
v. r. w. AUXILIARY HOLD
SOERST INSTALLATION

The v. F. w. Auxiliary held al
election of officers, Wednesday
March 49, The officers were in.
stalled in a joint installation with
the v. F. W. Post No. 1548 We'd
nesday, April 6 at the Moose Hall
The officers are as follows.
Iona McCallum, president; Rose
Brown. senior vice: Ruth Baenen,
junior vice; Dean Metzger, conduct
ress; Mabel Whitefield, patriotic in
structor; Muriel Thompson. chap
lain; Lucy Vartanian, guard; Mabel
Solem, secretary; June Clark, treas
urer; Lorna Hilbird, historian:
Letha Sauer musician, and Jennie
Quien, Rose Lanon, Louise Chap
man and Marguerite Katarzy, color
bearers.
Mildred Flesher was the substi-
tute installing officer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
LINCOLN co. CHAIRMAN
INVITED TO HELENA
MEETING APRIL 10

Mrs. Jessie Fagerberg of Libby.
Lincoln County Chairman of the
U. S. Savings Bonds Committee. has
been invited to attend din
ner in Helena April 10 at which
time Governor John w. Bonner will
join with the other governors of
the 40 states in honoring the Min
ute Men of l949, the volunteer
workers in Savings Bonds sales and
promotion
Mr.. A. T Hibbard of Helena,
State Chairman of the Montana
Savings Bonds Committee, has adj
vised Mrs. Fagerberg that through
a nationwide hookup President
Truman will speak to the assembled
District and County Chairmen at
7:55 MIST that night.
At the dinner Governor Bonner
viii announce county quotas, in
that for Lincoln County.
The nationl quota is ST, GAO, 900. 600
and the state quota is $5,4l0,00O for
Series 2 Bonds. The SPRING OP-
PORTUNITY DRIVE begins Nav is
and ends June 30
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-04-07
Begins Installing
New Street Lights

According to E. E. Driear, local
manager of the Mountain States
Power Co., the new street lighting
poles are ready for installation and
the company is digging the holes
and beginning installation this
week. The lights should be up and
working inside of go days, he added.
The poles will receive a prime
coat of white paint and two coats
of forest green. They are of the
same type recently installed at Kali
iSpel. Mercury vapor lamps will
be used.
There will be "a lights on Mineral
and California avenues extending
on Mineral from First Street to Lin
coin Boulevard, and from Second
st. to Fourth St. on California.
There will also be a light placed
at the intersection of each of these
streets and No. 2 Highway. There
is also a possibility added MIR.
Oriear that a caution light may be
installed at the intersection of Sec
ond and California, just north of
the oVerpaSS.