Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-12
After Election
bv Mrs. Daisv Sparks

SUNRIFT-"I would l were be-
side the lake, or sailing on boat,
with all the things I've got to
write, wrote"
Now that election is over and
everybody has got his breath from
huffin' and puffin' about his OPP
ponent, maybe we can hear and
think. You know it isn't how much
we claim to believe in America,
but how much we practice it's
principles, that determine the
quality of our citizenship, and
Calmer NeWland says: eff we use
our liberty to force others into
submission we must pay the con-
sequences"
Callers at the J. E. Sparks home
Saturday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Watts and daughter YER
ma Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Cas-
terline and Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly.
The c. P. Watts announce the
arrival of new grandson born to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doane, out in
Tacoma. The little one joins a bro
ther, Eddie and sister, Deborah
to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnston at
tended the community concert in
Whitefish Saturday evening en-
joying every moment of it.
Another box of flying saucers
(and all the 80 pieces that go with
them) arrived Monday from Tokyo
to "Mom from Gary" A beautiful
set of China, badly needed after
% years of married life.
Better yet, though was this: No
tice of Return-Issued in solemn
warning this End day of Nov. 1854,
to the neighbors, friends and rela-
tives of Gary Sparks. Fill the ice
oox." Get those civies out of moth
oalls.
Very soon the above named per-
son will once again be in your
midst, dehydrated, demoralized
and partially demobilized, to take
MS place once again as a human
being with freedom and justice for
all, engaged in life, liberty and the
delayed pursuit of hap
oiness. In making your joyous
to welcome him back
nto organized society, you must
make allowances for the crude en-
which has been his mis-
erable lot for the past 81 months.
N a word, he might be a little
Asiatic, or suffering from Korean
tbs.
Therefore show no alarm if he
prefers to squat on his launches
instead of sitting on chair, in
lists on taking off his shoes before
the house, or has a ten
iency to bow when meeting or
laying goodbye to someone. Keep
,ool when he pours gravy on his
iessert and mixes peaches and
mashed potatoes together. Don't let {
t shock you if, when he answers ;
he telephone he says, "Yobosayo"
instead of hello! and instead of
goodbye he says "Sayonara"! '
In relatively short time he can {
,e fought English again. This man
III 81 OCI oCI n II yOd liAClltAOlA l
rotation" or "re-upping" and do
% with good cause.
Have faith in this man and {
Ibove all, keep in mind that be-
leath his tanned and rugged ex- {
erior there beats heart of gold. 6
Treasure this, it will probably be
he only thing of value he has left. j
treat him with kindness, tolerance
nd you will be able to rehabilitate \
hat which is now the hollow shell \
f the happy man you once knew. 6
Kills mark. a
P. S. Send no more letters, be \
ure to get the kids off the streets,
m leaving the Far East and the n
Land of the Morning Calm" in 10 h
avs. f
His plans are to start to Dixie
ollege, st. George, Utah, the Sec v
nd quarter. s
Don't forget the invitation to the h
ard party Saturday evening at the h
armers Union community hall. d