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Suo1lija nepasiduoda
Maslvos arascuos parengiamasis apsaudya Suoo komu
nst preji puolma kea atremti Bet Maskva dar grasna.

Jau pereita savaite minejome,
kad Maskvos spauda kelia
triuksma, kan suomiai valo mis-
kus ties rytinemis sienomis,
kan prie to valymo dirba stu
dental, kurie vasaros atostogu
metu savanoriskai stojo prie to
darbo, kan suomiai daro ka-
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tu nesikise tick daug j Kanados
lietuviu reikalus, arba, tikriau
sakant, jeigu nebutu atvere taip
placiai savo skilciu visokiems
''issiburnojimams", tai Kanados
lietuviu tarpe kilusi audra jau
gal ir butu nurimusi.
Dabar vadinamieji oficialus
sluoksniai mamie kalbasi, taria-
ST., planuoja suejima ar sugri-
lima vienybe, o tue paciu me-
tu, pro uzpakalines duris is
bege j USA laikrascius, vel
kad papila rasalo juras, tai ir
gallo nematyti -.
Paciam audros centrui be-
rimstant, kai kuriuose laikras-
ciuose, ypac Bostono DARB1-
NINKE, dar viena kita uzsili-
kusi audros banga Wis 'pliauks-
teledavo" kranta -. Pasitai-
kydavo vienas kitas 'tyksteleji-
mas" ir NAUJIENOSE.
Bet stai neseniai NAUJIENO-
Sc tulas A. Trumpa (matomai
slapyvardis, mes tai ne V. Trum-
pa, daugeliui pazistamas MIN
TIES bendradarbis) uzsimojo
vel viska isnagrineti ''nuo Ado
mo ir Ievos".
Nuklydes nuo Kanados rel
kalu j CANA tolima praeiti Lie
tuvoj, jis isnagrinejo "kas yra
kas" visus katalikQ sroves vel
kejus, ne tik tuos, kurie veikia
Kanadoje ir yra maziau ar
daugiau aktyvls' toje audroje,
bet ir esancius Vokietijoje, Lie
tuvoje, net Sibire zuvusius :.
Isnagrinejo drasiai, kategoris-
kai, deja, gerokai neobjekty-
vial. Jeigu kas nors panasiai pa
nagrinetu liaudininku ar social
demokratu veikejus, tai galima
suprasti, koks tose paciose
NAUJENOSE butu kile s
triuksmas, sprendziant jau is
to- pasipiktinimo, kuris kilo,
paw, del dr.. Dirmeikio kai ku-
riu uzsiminimu, spausdintu DIR
VOJE. O tie uzsiminimai bu-
vo tik vaikiskas zaisliukas, pa
lyginus su A. Trumpos sprendi-
mais apie tai, "kas buvo kas"
kataliku veikeju tarpe -.
Aiskus dalykas. Kanados sa-
jungieciai nenutylejo. Ju "goe-
bbelsas" Pr. Alsenas per is
lisa puslapi is dalies satyriskai,
is dalies publicistiskai atsikirti-
neja ir, zinoma, visa katie SUI
vercia ne kan kitam, kaip pa
ciai KanadosT Tarybai.
sitaip dalykams esant, afro
do, kad audra gall vel isisiu-
buoti. Ir jeigu taip atsitiks, tai
ar nekris uz tai didele atsako-
mybes dalis cionyksciams laik-
rasciams?
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RUGpIUc1o 10.

USA Atstovu Rumai pusiau
sumazino suma, vyriausybes
prasyta Karines Pagalbos Pro
gramai, tai yra, apginkluoti At
lanto Pakte dalyvaujantiems Eu-
ropos krastams. Tx Graikijai,
Turkijai, Korejai ir Filipinams
numatytoji pagalba nesumazin-
ia.
Dabar tas klausimas pereina
j Sonata. Kai kas tikisi, kad
Senatas dar gall ia suma padi-
dinti.
Amerikos Darbo Federacija
(AFL) ir Pramones Organizaci-
ju Kongresas (CIO) sutare sius-
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Vakarq Vokietijos ministeriu
pirmininku numatomas dr.. Kon-
rad Adenauer, daugiausiai balsu
gavusios krikscioniq demokratq
partijos vadas. Jis pareiske, kad
Vakaru Vokietija paprasys pri-
imama j Atlantic Apsigynimo
Sajunga.
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PASkAITYkIT
PAMATYSlT!

Cia dedamos trumpOs istrau.
kos is idomesniq straipsniq, ide-
tu j 81 DIRVOS numeri.
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-ee7essssaE5.l!.1rE1D
VICEPREZIDENTA BARKLEY

VICEPREZIDENTA BARKLEY
siuo metu labai sekioja zurna-
listai. Mat, jis daznai pradejo
lankyti tula ponia Hadley, 81
metu nasle, gyvenancia St. LOU
is. Viceprezidentas siuo metu
lankosi labai daugelyje iskil-
miu, sake daug rakalbu, bet
po prakalbu lekia j St. Louis.
Keliauja jis kariniu keturiu mo-
tory Nktuvu, kuri aptarnauja
specialiai aukstiesiems asme-
MINIS lydeti ismankstinta igula.
Lektuvas islaikomas is karo
aviacijos biudzeto.
Viena journalistic paklause vi
ceprezidenta: "Ka toxic ponia
Hadley turf, ko mes neturime"
Viceprezidentas atsakymo vie
toj atkirto zurnalistei linksmu
buckiu, paskui pridejo: "Skir-
tumas tik toks, kad JUS turit
vyra, o il - ne". zurnalistai
dabar viceprezidenta pramine
"linksmuoju nasliu", bet speja,
kad gall butt vestuves. Vice
prezidentas jau II metu. Xiii
domisi ne tik vestuvemis, bet
ir klausimu, ar karinis lektuvas
cia visai savo vietoj, ar ne ..
SENATORIUS TAFT buvo nu-
gabentas j ligonine, kur gydy-
tojai jam opiumo vaistais tu-
rejo raminti kilusius skausmus.
Paaiskejo, kad skausmai kilo
del mazo inkstu akmenuko. Per-
nakvojes ligoninej, senatorius
vel grizo ] darba.
FORDO DARBININKAI septy-
niais astuntadaliais balsu igalio-
jo unijos vadovybe paskelbti
streika "jeigu reiks ir kai
reiks".
BLOGIAUSIOS VIETOS darbo
gavimo atzvilgiu siuo metu
skaitomi Sic miestai: New Bed
ford ir Worcester, Mass; Wa
terbury ir Bridgeport, Conn.,;
Providence. R. l.; Utica ir Ro-
me, N. Y; Scranton ir Wilkes
Barre, Pa; Muskegon, Mich.
Knoxville, Tenn. Tuose miestuo-
Sc daugiau kaip 1879 darbininku
yra atleista is darbo.
MIAMI vieno baro lankytojai
turf progos praleisti laika su
labai savotiska kompanione: ba-
70 seimininkai laiko Rode Island
veisles vista, kuri mokanti rl-
kyti cigarettes, gerianti alu ir
retkarciais -. sudedanti kiau-
sini.
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>. keturios sampano bonkos
:. dovana prezidento zmonai j.,
Bet kai muitininkai patikrino,
pasirode, jog tai visai ne Sam
panas -.
- skaitykite "DOVANOS AR
KYSIAI?"
-. kurti girdi, akli mato, pa
ralizuoti keliasi ir eina -.
skaitykite ''STEBUKLAI
VENECUELOJE"
-. mes ta mela megstame,
todel nenorime net vadinti jo
negarbingu melo vardu, o pris-
kiriame il prie :. mandagumo!
- skaitykite TARP MAN
DAGUMO IR TIESOS"
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RUGPIUcIO %

Kalbedamas pereitu karu We
teranams Miami mieste, prezi-
dentas Trumanas smarkiai kri-
tikavo Atstovu Rumu nutarima
sumazinti sumas Karines Pagal-
bos Programai. Jis pripazino,
kad vyriausybes reikalauta SUI
ma yra didele, bet tai esas tik
pigus apdraudos mokestis nuo
naujo karo.
Tarp Maskvos ir Belgrade
vyksta tikras zodziu karas. Mas
kva Jugoslavijos dabartinius va
dus vadina 'fasistiniais lunati-
kais". Jugoslavijos komunistai
kaltina Maskva, kad il nori lai-
kyti Jugoslavija atitverta nuo
viso pasaulio :.
Vokietijoje susiorganiz v Q
"laisva komunistu partija", ku-
ri pareiske stosianti j kova prizes
Maskvos viespatavima ir krei-
pesi paramos H.. Jugoslavijos
Tito. sios grupes vadu yra vie
mas senas komunistas, kuris net
ir karo metu nebego Russia.
bet veike slaptai Vokietijoje.
Greiciausiai, kad Sis Rytines
Vokietijos komunistu skilimas
sulaike ir "visos Vokietijos" w.
riausybes sudaryma.
RUGPIUcIo "a
,Jugoslavijos vyriausybe trum-
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Audra dar nenurino

/ Susidaro ispudis, kad, jeigu
kJSA elietuviskieji laikrasciai bl-
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SIOJE SALYJE

KARO BIUDzETAS dar nepa-
tvirtintas Stems metams, o pre-
zidentas Apsaugos Sekretoriui
pavede jau ruosti biudzeta atei-
nantiems, 195O-51 metams. Nu-
matoma, kad tais metals kari
mis- biudzetas galesias butt apie
pusantro bilijono doleriu mazes-
mis-, jeigu -. viskas bus bent
taip, kaip dabar yra.
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paktas, sudarytas specialiai ko-
voti prizes komunistus, tik SUI
stiprintu komunistq pozicija XII
nijoj.
Giles prezidentas paskelbe,
kad visa Giles teritorija laiko-
ma nepaprastame stovyje del
gresiancio komunistu organi-
zuojamo visuotinio streiko, uz
kurio, esq, slepiasi revoliuciniai
planai.
RUGPIUCIO %
Tito kaltina Maskva, kad il
losia dvilypi losima, mes isda-
vusi Jugoslavija, atsisakydama
paremti jos pretenzijas j Aus
trijos teritorijos dali.
Rytu Vokietijos komunistu
vadai paskelbe, kad "visos Vo-
kietijos" vyriausybes sudary-
mas atidedamas. Ia "visos Vo-
kietijos' vyriausybe komunistu
buvo galvota sudaryti, kaip at
svara prizes Vakaru Vokietijos
vyriausybes susidaryma ir Va
karu Vokietijos respublikos ISL
steigima.
Keturi senatorial poreiske
griezta kritika USA Valstybes
departamento politikai Kinijos
reikaluose. Jie reikalauja, kad
tue tuojau butu Quota pagalba
nacionalistinei Kinijos vyriau-
sybei.
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GYvENTOJV sURAsY MAS

bus 1850 metals. Jau dabar nu-
matomos kai kurios isvados is
to surasymo. Sake, pasitvirtins,
kad sios Sales apgyvendinimo
centras yra jau nebe Indiana,
bet Illinois. Tai reiskia, kad
Wis daugiau zmoniu apsigyvena
Vakaruose. Be to, pasitvirtins,
kad sioje salyje, pirma karta
jos istorijoje, jau moteru yra
daugiau kaip vyru.
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RUGPIUcIO 20

RUGPIUCIO 20
Paaiskejo, kad USA ambasa-
dorius Kirk, budamas pas Sta
lima, kalbejo ne tik ora, bet taip
pat ir apie 'Amerikos Balso"
veikima.
"Amerikos Balsas" yra radio
programos, perduodancios infor-
macijas apie Amerika ir kitus
pasaulio krastus ivairiomis Ry-
tu Europos kalbomis. Sovietai
nenori leisti, kad kas nors ana
pus gelezines uzdangos tai gir-
detQ, todel, sekdami Hitlerio
pavyzdziu, irenge dideli tinkla
trukdytoju, tai yra tokiQ radio
siustuvQ, kurie tomis paciomis
bangomis, kaip ir "Amerikos
Balsas, kelia triuksma ir truk-
do isgirsti.
Tam trukdymui sovietai tu-
rejo irengti apie 120 specially
siustuvu ir turejo tam tikslui
istisus metus darbuotis.
Stalinas norejo, kad 'Ameri-
kos Balsas" liautusi kalbejes,
o Kirk norejo, kad sovietai liau-
tusi trukde jam kalbeti -.
zinoma, is tu kalbu nieko ne
isejo. Achesonas papraSe Kon-
gresa dar daugiau lesu, kad
"Amerikos Balsas" ne tik ga
letu testi savo darba, bet dar
taip sustiprintu savo siustuvus,
kad nugaletu trukdytojus -.
RJGPIUcIO 21
Maskva paskelbe ir nusiunte
nota Jugoslavijai, kurioj kaltina
uz "sovietu pilieciu kankinima"
ir zada imtis grieztu priemoniu.
Cekoslovakijos prekybos apy-
yarta su USA per pirma pusme-
tt sumazejo 30%, bet padidejo
45% SUI sovietais. Taciau 45%
padidejimo j Rytus jokiu budu
neatsveria 30%o sumazejimo
Vakarus. Todel vyriausybe iesko
budu kaip nors prisigerinti prie
Vakarq ir sumenkejusia preky-
bos apyvarta vel padidinti.
Formozos salon pasitrauke
kai kurie Kinijos vadovai prade-
da baimintis, kad sala nera vi
siskai. saugi nuo komunistu isl
verzimo. Atsiranda sumanymQ
pasiulyti USA vyriausybei uzim-
tt sala. Tada joje susidarytu XII
MICS exiline vyriausybe. Bet
dar neatrodo, kad USA vyriau-
sybe turetu pasiryzimo tokiam
zygiui.
Indijos politikai nepalankiai
kalba apie Pacifiko Pakto SUI
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SESIOS DEMOS
pasaulio politikoje

tt po lygiai atstovu j Londona,
kur lapkricio menesi ivyks stei-
giamasis naujos pasaulines dar-
bininku organizacijos susirinki-
mas. Ia nauja organizacija stei-
giama todel, kad daugelio kras-
tu darbininku sajungos nebeno-
ri dalyvauti ligsiolinej organi-
zacijoj drauge su komunistais.
Numatoma, kad Kinijos ko-
munistai spaliu 1 diena ikurs
nauja komunistine Kinijos wy
riausybe. Spaliu l diena yra
1911 metu Kinijos revoliucijos
metine svente, kuri yra Sven
ciama Kinijoj, kaip nepriklau-
somybes diena -. Komunistai
ta diena nori panaudoti savo
propaganda.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
Moss Point Tiger.
Defeat GuIfport;
Tigeretfes Lose

The Moss Point Tigers scored
a pair of wins out Of three games
with the hard playing teams from
Gulfport on Thursday evening at
the Moss Point gymnasium.
The Tiger varsity defeated the
Commodores by a score of 49 to
Al while the Tiger Cubs defeated
the Commodores' "B" string 36
to 20. The Tigerettes lost their
game to the feminine Commo-
dores by the close score Of 80 to
30.
The Gulfport Commodores led
the Tigers the first half by a
score of "a to IS, but in the last
period Gene Stark of the Tigers
got hot and started ringing up
goals from every angle with the
final score 4g to Al for the Moss
Point cagers.
The high pointers for the game
were Scott Of the Commodores
with 10 points and Stark of the
Tigers with II points.
The "Bp strings were evenly
matched throughout the first halt
with a score of 10 all, but in the
last period the Tiger Cubs start
ed moving and defeated the Gulf
port Bees" by 80 to 20.
Normany Wells Of Moss Point
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
Punther Cdgers Close
Seuson With Double
Win From St. Murtin

Closing their season with a
double victory over the st. Mar
tin teams, the Pascagoula Pan
theirs and Pantherettes will rest
until they play in the County
tournament on Thursday.
The Panthers had a close game
with the boys from st. Martins
but after trailing for three pc
RODS of the game they came from
behind to win by 80 to II.
The St. Martin cagers were on
their toes and in the last 81 Sec
onds of the game scored four
points.
Olsen of the Panthers as usual
was high score man. With the ex-
ception of one game he has CON
sistently been the high point man
for the Panthers throughout the
season.
The Pantherettes had a close
game with the st. Martin Misses
but due to the defensive playing
of Pantherette guards they man
aged to keep their indicated
standing and marked up a win.
Rubye Cochran deserves men
ton for her excellent playing in
the guard position throughout
the season, while Tommie Nell
Watts, captain, playing in the for
ward position is high point scor-
er for the year. Her teammates
Margie Moore and Pat Colmer
have also rung up enviable scores.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
Ponthers Lose To
Hoftiesburg;
PantheYettes Win

The Pascagoula Panthers
played the Hattiesburg Tigers in
their last conference game of the
season to lose by a score of 81 to
80 on Friday evening at the Pas
cagoula gym.
Getting off to a slow start the
Panthers trailed the Tigers in the
first quarter 13 to 8. In the sec
ond quarter one field goal by Lin
ton of the Panthers was Pasca-
goula's lone tally while the Hat
tiesburg cagers nearly doubled
their score with a "a 20 IL lead.
In the third quarter the Pan
theirs found the goal but the Tig-
ers kept their lead 35 to % and
after Hattiesburg went on a scor-
ing spree in the last period h
game ended 81 to 80 in favor of
Hattiesburg.
Olsen of Pascagoula and Stig-
lets of Hattiesburg tied with is
points each for top scoring while
Harrington of the Tigers scored
Continued on Page 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
Basketball Teams
To Play /. Tourney
In Moss Point

Six games scheduled for Thurs
ay, will officially open the three
lay jackson County basketball
tournament at the Moss Point
high school gymnasium.
Games scheduled for Thursday
are as follows: Wade junior high
boys vs. DIV at 2 p. m; Wade
junior high girls VS. st. Alphonsus
at 8 p. M; st. Alphonsus junior
high boys VS. Gautier at A p. M;
and Moss Point high Tigers VS.
Ocean Springs at 7 p. M; Pasca-
aoula Pantherettes VS. DIV at 8
b. m. and the Pascagoula Pam
theirs VS. DIV as a nightcap at 8
p. m.
This promises to be the most
closely contested tournament in
years with several boys and girls
teams bCasting excellent records.
The Pascagoula girls top the
list with IA wins and no defeats.
The Pascagoula boys have an
enviable record of IA wins and
three losses, all three to Big
Eight teams - twice to Hatties-
burg and once to. Laurel. Since
they bowed to Laurel, however.
they got revenge by taking a win
about two weeks ago.
st. Martins has outstanding
girls and boys teams and through
the season threatened to upset
Pascagoula teams.
The Moss Point boys won from
st. Martins in their one game
but their seasons record is not as
consistent as that of st. Martins,
which won an %invitational tour
nament at Orange Grove earlier
in the season.
In the girls division Wade is
also a threat having lost to Pas
cagoula team by only small mar
gins.
Basketball coaches point out
that this is the best year for the
Pascagoula team in years. The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

boys have seven wins and two
losses in the Big 8. Should Pas
cagoula boys qualify for the re-
gional meeting, they are expect
ed to pass up the opportunity in
favor Of attending the Big 8
tourney in Hattiesburg next
weekend. school officials said.
Both Wade and Vancleave who
usually have outstanding ball
teams are handicapped this year
by having had new teams to start
the season. Vancleave had only
one returning letterman. How
ever, after a season of experience
both teams are expected to show
up well.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

with Is points and Barber of
Gulfport with 8 points led the
scoring.
T~igereties Lose
After the Tigerettes got the
lead in the first half by a score
of ID to 8 the Gulfport girls over
took them in the third quarter
and kept the lead throughout un-
til the final whistle with a score
of 33 to 80 in favor of Gulfport.
Gangloff of Gulfport accounted
for % points for her team, while
Laura M. Mays of Moss Point
rang up 10 points for the Tiger
cites.
The Tigerette guards, deserve
mention for their nice defensive
playing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03
FREE OFFER FOR
DEAFENED PERSONS

For people who are troubled by
hard-of- hearing, this may be the
means of starting a new. full life
with all the enjoyment of sermons.
music. friendly companionship 1t
is a fascinating brochure called so
You Can Hear Again" and is now
available without charge. Deafened
person acclaim it as a practical
guide with advice and encourage
Bill Elliot; returned to Great
Falls where he is stationed after a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Humphrey Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and
son Carey of Kalispell spent the
week end visiting at the home of
Mrs. Sina Johnson.
Miss Mary Flagett spent Friday
visiting at the home of Mrs. Philip
Osler of Fortine, where she assisted
as co-hoStess for a bridal shower
for Mrs. Robert Quilting, a recent
bride.
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by her mother on a business trip
to Kalispell last Thursday
Donald McFadyean attended the
teachers meeting in Missoula last
week.
Mrs. Maye Roose underwent a
goiter operation in Spokane last
week. She is recovering nicely but
will spend a few days longer in
Spokane under observation
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. William Rettig last week.
Spending a few days from De-
Won, is Jack Wetzel who has been
employed there.
Mrs. Ann Yerkes and grand
daughter, Deanna, spent the week
end visiting at the Schagel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vester Arnold of
Ventura, Calf, left for their home
Friday, after spending the past few
weeks at the home of Mrs. Arnold s
mother, Mrs. Frances Filiatreau.
John Lawlor of Kalispell spent
Sunday in Eureka.
Jack and Lynn McNaughton of
Fernie, B. c., were business visitors
in Eureka Monday Jack is home on
furlough from the U. S. army He
will report back for duty at San
Francisco where he will leave for
overseas duty.
Jimmy Gibbons who is attending
school in Havre, spent the week end
at his home in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs Romie Filiatreau
and children of Warland spent Sat
urday in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McFadyean
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Buckley to Missoula for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pomeroy
have moved here from the coast.
Mr.. Pomeroy will be employed by
his brother-in-law, Lawrence Bor-
up, in the Fixit Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Grob have
moved from the upstairs Riley
Apis. to the apartment formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
and children. The Hansens
have returned to Minneapolis.
Warren Robbie was a Kalispeli
visitor Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03

Irrigation and Drainage
Surveys Made
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03
Eureka To Have New Water Line

The bonds for the new water line
in Eureka were purchased by the
State Land Commission at 315 per-
cent interest.
Bids were opened at a special
meeting of the City Council, Oct.
IA, at which time two bids were
considered, The Poston Brothers of
Kalispell and The O'Connor Con-
struction Company of Columbia
Falls.
The bid of the O'Connor Con-
struction Company was accepted at
a bid of approximately $4,000 which
will include everything needed to
repipe the town, refine the water
tank, put in new lines across the
tracks, and where ever else it may
be required, except the cast iron
pipe that was put it in 1884 and
does not need replacing.
o. Al Brown of Kalispell will be
the engineer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson and
Joyce, formerly of Eureka, are now
located at Cut Bank. Elmer is en-
ployed at Perry Motors.
The L. c. H. S. Lions travelled
to Poison last Thursday where they
lost in football, 28-7.
James Howe of Bozeman spent
the week end at his home in Eur
eka. He returned to school Sunday.
Joan Shaw of Missoula spent the
week end in Eureka at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw accom-
panied her back to Missoula Sun
dav and went on to Spokane on a
short business trip.
Jimmy Shanahan of Kalispell
spent several days with his grand
parents in Eureka. He returned
home Tuesday.
Here on business from Libby
Tuesday of last week were Paul
Church of the Welfare Department,
and D. o. Mount of the Unemploy-
ment Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howe Of
Rooseville are visiting in Iowa and
Nebraska. They plan to return IN
a new Buick.
Leo Peltier has returned from
Alaska, where he had been employ
ed for the summer.
Mrs. CLYDE Paul and son, Dickie,
of Whitefish, were Eureka visitors
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Grob were
Kalispell business visitors Thursday.
They purchased a new Mercury
They were accompanied by Tom
Price, Jr.
Phyllis Campbell was Kalispell
visitor over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Torrey and
son, Ronald, of Missoula, were
week end visitors with friends and
relatives. They were accompanied
home by their son, Frank.
Helen Price of Kalispel spent
Sunday in Eureka visiting with her
Dr.. and Mrs. Smith and baby
daughter left Monday Oct. 81 on
their vacation. They plan to make
a trip to Alaska.
Mr.. Clayton of Elmore Nurserys
of Elmore, Mimi, spent part of last
week in Eureka on business.
Miss Charlotte Landlord of Spo-
kane, Wash, spent a few days at
the home of her friend, Miss Betty
Granger
Wayne Schermerhorn of Spokane
attended the funeral of Perry Rus
sell in Kalispell Saturday. He stop
ped en- route in Eureka to visit
with his brother, ]. T. Schermer-
horn.
Ronald Tollin of Lubback, Tex,
and a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Gus
tofson is enjoying a visit in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Evey of White
fish spent the week end at the home
of Mr.. Evey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Evey.
The Junior Play Lights Out"
under the direction of Miss Kon-
ecny will be given Nov IS.
Sterling Schagel took delivery of
a new Chevrolet.
Miss Mable Rudd of Salem, Ore,
is the new second grade teacher at
Roosevelt school.
Pat Gagner of the Montana En-
ployment Service in Kalispell, was
in Eureka on business Monday.
Bernard Benson of Whitefish
spent the week end at his home
in Eureka.
No serious damage was done on
Halloween night The Vets gave
show especially for the young
folks and The Club also gave a
party for entertainment. Many
other parties and entertainment
were given to help the young folks
have a safe and sane Halloween.
Mrs. Jess Bolen was accompanied