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no CLOSE an ESTATE.

ATTENTION., BUILDERS.
1924 goth st. NV, an old resi-
dence, susceptible of conversion
into six studio apartments to
produce good yield. Apply,
Trust Department,
The Riggs National Bank.
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THE FULTON.
9 rooms. kitchen and bath; So 90.
Gas, light and refrigeration furnished
Most convenient location
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SECURITY MAN

High-grade. experienced salesman for
feW issue of local securities in substantial
usual opportunity for Straight-forward
man with good connections and financing
ability. For interview appointment address
Box 113-C. Star ofhce. All replies strictly
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NEW TWO-FAMILY APT.

A Middaugh & Shannon built home that
orlelnally sold for nearly twice this price
has been rehnished like brand-new and
mas large bed rooms . baths. wide
porches' attic big living room. fireplace:
oll laree lot with lne. old shade and a
! @-car prlck garage. Is located Just be-
vond the new bridge. and offered at q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TEA-ROOM EQUIPMENT = Kelvinator.
commercial: McCray refrigerator. tables,
chairs. dishes. silver. stoves. grille. urn.
fans, signs utensils: reasonable. terms.
Phone Wisconsin 47s5.
TYPEWRITERS+Reco portables
and standards; all makes; excellent rental
machines; lowest rates. Typewriter Sales
q Service Co.. 81 18th st. NV. Nat. b066.
TYPEWRITERS. Current model Coronas
and L. C. Smiths for rent. Bargains in re-
built and reconditioned machines. The l..
C. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc,
1918 18th st. NV. MA. 0411.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GE.
1883. 57l6 10th NV. Underwoods, So mo-;
4 mos. IN adv. Sc. No deliveries. SOC dep.
WASHING MACHINE-Used drum type
S15; also Apex floor samples; greatly re-
duced for cash. Apex Electric Co.. 709
9th st. NV. at G.
WOOD-Seasoned oak. best quality. $12
per cord any length. delivered and stored.
Minute service. Metropolitan 1897.
WOOD-Seasoned white oak any length,
delivered SO per cord; also pine and
kindling. Dial Walnut S4S7. F. W. Clark
WOOD-Seasoned oak, pine. hickory. any
length, Sl2 per cord. delivered and stored
Phont Decatur 4500. Orders taken from
8 am to 1880 pm.
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APARTMENT GRAND-We, have g small
grand that we will sell for balance due 9l1 on
5000 that has been paid. The terms must
be carried out of SIS month; No cash
need be paid. Arthur Jordan's. 18TH q
G. Home of the Chickerlng IN WashIllstot1:
Apex WASHER $40; small bass drum
50: Pittsburg instantaneous heater. S}5
Sewing sew machine. S4. All Al condition
34Il 14th st. NV. Phone Adams 923S,
AUTO PARTS. any make car loves.
phone District 1870. 2nd and Fla. ave e.
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RENT-FLATS.

CoLoREDA ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH
Arcola heat $3.50 per month. No. 344
Prya0f st n
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WANTED-SALESMEN,

statesmen security and in
Surance Salesmen wanted. Leads fur
nished. 52S Union Trust Building.
statesmen WANTED-Two. one with
auto. one to use company's auto. expert
enced calling on retail hardware and dry
goods trade in small towns. % TO 30
years of age. single; factory line. eStab-
lished trade. Advance weekly drawing &C
Bunch. Hamilton Hotel.
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SALE-HOUSES.
(CantinuedA
BUNGALOW-S2, $50.
OWNER MIST sAcp1r1cr

OWNER MUST SACRIFICE
Nearby Maryland. 10 minutes from city.
Beautiful frame bungalow. large rooms,
tiled bath. ami: Gear garage. chicken
house. fruit trees: nearly y acre ground.
Reasonable terms. Call Mr. Lane
SHAPIRO 1920 K N W, National So4a
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

26@0 10th ST NV
Delghtful home residence for men and
women. with lounges sun parlor and draw
ing room: exceptional meals: convenient
location. Singles doubles. thoroughly
heated by steam. Reasonable rates
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ESTABLISHED

RAWLEIGH ROUTE
In Riverdale. Mt. Rainier. Colman Manor
Brentwood Hyattsville soon available be-
cause present dealer is moving away after
gig years Of successful business. Real op-
Dortunity. Write w T Rawleigh Co.
Dept. Md-2-LM. Chester, Pa or see W. S.
Jameson. 29l6 10th st. ne, Wash
ineton u G
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sale. ROBERT E. LoHN. 311 Cedar St.
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia 0SS1.
OLD ALEXANDRIA BRICK HOUSE,
rooms oath and garden. Suitable for re-
modelling or undermining. In good neigh
borhood.
BRODY g. COLBERT. INC.
los S. Royal St. Phone Alexandria 24Sz.
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statesmen. speciality experience, to sell
mattresses from manufacturer direct TO
consumer on deferred-payment plain. One
sale a day pays over S35 per week; commits
sion paid weekly. Many statesmen making
over SIS per day now. Write for inter-
view. Comfi-Coil Corporation. AZ Hospital
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RADIO


CLEARANCE SALE of pianos and players
storage charges; S25 to S55. Smiths
Transfer & STORAGE Co.. 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343.
GRAND PIANOS are now offered at excep-
tional bargain prices: so instruments to
select from; one used grand. slightly used.
S26S.50. We. are sole agents for Kranich
& Bach. Hardman:. Story & CLARK. Jessie
and uprights. Five and q half octave
baby uprights for sale and rent. Grands
rented and sold on Convenient terms. HUGO
Worch. ITO G. Est. 1879.
FOR SALE-A piano, i'll good condition, at
Trinity College. Michigan ave. Washington,
d. G. Apply to Sister Frances.
ARARTMENT- SIZE mahogany finished up
right One OF the latest and most popular
Styles. Used for only a year and in splen-
did condition. Just repOSSeSSed. II can be
purchased by any one who VIII take oyer over
the unpaid notes OF 81 20 weekly totahhs
PIANO-Smallest size apartment grand in
fine condition. Modelled in the popular
William, and Mary period style II an an
the small home or apartment. repos-
session that can be purchased by merely
continuing the weekly payments OF Sl5O
Uotal Sl66D Kitts. 1880 @ St.
LATEST MODEL Colonial baby grand. nm
been used only five months and We don't
believe it can be told from new Seldom 11
are We able 10 give so much value at thlS
price. Terms. S5 down. So weekly. kits.
1880 G st.
PIANO-Here's a real value-a beautiful
LOUIS XIV period model walnut grand
that has been used only five months. This
instrument performs and looks exactly as
If new, The price is only 1915. very low
for this type of piano. Can be purchased
for SO down and $40 monthly. kits,
1880 G. st.
PLAYER R-PIANO S69-A late model ma
hogany- finished instrument in good condi-
tion. Pay 81 down. 81 weekly. kits.
! $40 G St
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NEAR DISTRICT LINE

Overlooking the Palisades OF the Poto-
mac. substantial, weu-bullt 5-room and
bath bungalow. full basement and attic. =
car gar. elec., good heating plant; nearly
u acre. suitable for gsroen and chickens;
$500 cash. Act quickly for this marvel
bargain.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
Dist 1411. 80 18th. Eve. Col. 30G9.
EXCELLENT BUY-OWNER OCCUPIED
l. rooms and 3 baths. oil heat; home or
roominG house. Priced under S1l 600; well
financed. Location very best section of
Mt. Pleasant. See ]. A. HAYDEN. 300
WnodWard BLDG
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RENT-SUBURBAN,

BETHESDA. MD. 46l4 WEST VIRGINIA
ave.-Modern, q rooms. bath breakfast
room. garage large shade trees; SIS per
month HAMPTON. 1855 Wisconsin ave.
Bradley PA. To-
LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE
bath. screened porch. h.-w.h. $3.50 goth
St. Mt. Rainier. Nd g
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CLOSE-IN SUBURBS.
S6,750-EASY TERMS

Perfectly charming NEW Colonial clan
poard bungalow. generous lot screened
'front.' and side porches large living room
WIN fireplace and book shelves nice dining
room, sem Of kitchen. . well-planned
leht warm bed rooms with bath tub and
shower between; cellar under entire house;
Hooreo attlc. with room for = more rooms:
nocrS perfect home Phone now
VIM. K. HARTUNG & CO..
0UI Sknrabor, pt5c NT..s-.-f moe
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
TWO-FAMILY HOME.
BEAUTIFUL NEW
BRICK STUDIO HOME.

Six unusually large rooms. large screened
studio living room, elevated dining room,
elaborate Kitchen -dinette. two unusual
baths large practical recreation room with
real wood d-burninR fireplace; large lot. at
tractiyely planted: detached brick garage
Absolutely bargain. For details. call
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COLORED.

1712 l4th st. NV rooms, bath:
rooms. kit. bath: / room. large kit. bath
inclosed porch: heat furnished.
p. j. WALSHE. NC
1107 Eye ST. NV. National 2095.
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NEAR 14th AND PARK RD. NV.
TWo-story brick house containing six
large rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights. hardwood floors. modern cellar.
double rear porches: deep lot 10 an alley
with garage. Price, $3.50. Call US TO
inspect.
THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-APARTM
YOUNG COUPLE WISH BED ROOM
kitchen. furnished. Petworth or 14th ST.:
must be reasonable. Phone Adams S50S-J
WANTED-oNE ROOM. KITCHENETTE.
bath furnished. modern: reasonable; con-
venient trans; good neiehborhood. Ad-
dress Box 202-B. Star office.
> LADIES DESIRE SMALL, FURN. APT.
or room and bath. with use OF grill.
Address Box I41-C. Star ONCE. %
l OR ROOM. K. B. FURN, APT. IN
northwest section about $50. Phone Mt.
CLARK. Sterling 1865.
SMALL. UNFURN. APT. OR BUNGALOW.
city or sub. State particulars and rental
Address Box 1860. Star once.
3 OR 4 ROOM, FURNISHED APARTMENT.
suburban; must be reasonable: Alexandra
preferred. Address Box 1000. Star once.
COUPLE. EMPLOYED. DESIRE r. x
b.. any section. apt. or residence: S3I DO
to $50: furn: ref Address Box 1850,
Star ONCE.
APARTMENT OR ROOM. UNFURNIsHED:
writer's studio: small attic will DO; will
redecorate. Address Box 124-C. Star once.
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HEr,p-MEN AND WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHER, patent experience. or
will give novice valuable training. state
full particulars and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 1890. Star ONCE.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Livable. well-planned and modern de-
tached house having 8 large rooms 3
complete tile baths. open f1replaces. sleep
ing porch. modern heating and lighting.
laundry room, servants bath and garage.
Can be purchased well under SIS. 900. For
further information call
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
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SITUATTONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. Il years
experience. 5 years public accounting
wishes position in city. Address Box 129-C.
Star office. y"
CHAUFFEUR. Is years experience wishes
work, any kind. Phone North 24S6-J,
Brooks Onley.
MAN. 3a white. single. war veteran. hon.
est. Drive car. guard. clerk. anything;
good references. Address Box 151-C. Star
office.
YOUNG MAN married, of neat appearance
and good education. Experienced in sales
manship or clerical work. Call after $50
pm. Atlantic 2S63M.
YOUNG MAN colored wants position as
cook. restaurant. hotel or family; 10 years
wide experience; excellent references. ..
B. Jackson. 1922 3rd st. NV. TO-
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BRICK HOUSE

Containing s rooms: sun room on first
moor. 3 rooms and large inclosed porch.
making bed rooms and bath on 2nd floor,
rms nome IS in a fine residential section
nv. with very long back yard and
garage. This house is like new and is
near transportation churches schools and
stores II you are looking for a home
you can buy or terms. call Mr. GARRISON,
Georgia 3S3s after : n m
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NE MUNSEI TRUST OUMPAN 7.
National EnSO

NEAR CHEVY CHASE GOLF LINKS
New Colonial detached home on lot 5Ox
1l5 tadjoining proposed Government
first and second floors 26 IT. long: open
fireplace. furred walls: weather-stripped:
kitchen sink s it. long. Basement guar
snteed dry: slate roof and garage. In
a new and fast growing section Price
$3.50. Reasonale terms GOSS REALTY
CO. 1405 Eye ST. NV. Natl 1853.
A NEW DETACHED BRICK CORNER RESI-
dence within ) minutes drive of Dupont
Circle. fireplace on the FIRST floor and
one on the second. Two-car garage. auto
matte heat construction is above the aver
age; walls are furred and the house is
insulated. Plans were approved by the
architects avisory council. Real value
Price. SlS.500. BOSS & PHELPS. l4l1
x St
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WE HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS FOR DE-
sirable houses in all sections OF the city.
Rents Temitted promptly"
r. L. SEYMOUR CO.
1915 N. Y Ave Natl. 1907.
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$500. TERMS.

stream. spring. good we'll beautiful oak
grove electricity; near Falls Church. Va;
10 miles to D, c.: > blocks TO car line:
small cash payment balance $3.50
NJ. E. CHURCH, REALTOR,
Est. 1856. Falls Church. Va. Phone SO.
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WASHINGTON CHURCH seeks the serv-
ices of an experienced superintendent and
Sunday school worker with young people.
Must have real Christian faith and ele-
ments of leadership. Modest compensa-
ton. Address Box 141-C. Star Office. Civ
ing age and full particulars. %
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ATTENTION.

5000 LESS THAN COST
g.. owner moving to N. Y. Is very anxious
70 sell S-room. 2-bath detached brick
D c. House IN Immaculate condition Ofi
burner; :-car b.-i. garage Cali Mr
IOLLY. Met. 0O45 or Col 72RO-J
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2 LADIES WANT TRANSPORTATION TO
Dallas. Tex. in good heated sedan; refer
first of week, accommodate two passengers.
share expense. Address Box 1870. Star
ONCE.
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r. NJ. HOOKER, r,

Evenings 5 to . Cali Emerson E9Ps 5s8s.
10th ST. HEIGHTS, $3.50.
p......,., NEW, ALL-BRICK.
Beautiful Groom. 2-bath home. recrea.
tJ9i 11on room flreplaces, ELECTRIC
nEALIH KITCHEN with oxford Cabinet
eIectflc retrlgerauon. oil burner. built-irf
earaee Easy terms Call District 6620--
EDt. 3l0. after 6.I5 pm. -N'
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IN OLD CHEVY CHASE. JUST OFF THE
Circle-I0-room and 3-bath house on large
lot, gear garage Chances to purchase IN
this area are few. The owner has priced
this property for an immediate sale. Phone
District $3.50.
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WANTED-INvESTMENT PROP.
sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

DESIRE REASONABLY PRICED INVEST
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. Realtors.
1907 Eye st. NV. National SS7o,
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50, $50.
DETACHED BRICK-CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Six large rooms two baths breakfast
nook, attic and servants room. attractive
living room with Colonial fireplace: 1000
under selling price two years ago when new.
Opportunity to buy in a highly restricted
section overlooking homes OF the better
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1752-54-56 OITE ST NV
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

Warm. newly decorated. second-fioor
front. for two; private bath: $50 each;
other vacancies. $40; delicious meals.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1926 10th N.W.-Nicely fur. room. fnclOse
sleeping porch. Must be seen to be ap
preciated. in family; gentleman.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

to Richmond week ends going and coming
share expenses. Address Box 1890, Star
Office
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

Tovy showed us a marvellous time
To bad they can't get married often.
er.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Briggs were
business callers at Wheeler Friday
p. m.
DR.. Sickney is the new proprietor
at the Home Cafe, New Deal. They
give "A hour service.
Mrs Peggy Motley's little son
Earl was taken to the Glasgow
hospital Wednesday p. m. At
present his condition has not been
improved.
Mr. and Mrs Harald MUIR were
visitor at FlaxviIle Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Tovey we're
dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs Ewing
Boaden home Wednesday evening.
One of the deck hands were
drowned of off 2 Derrick Boat Sat-
urday a, %. The body has not been
recovered as yet. Believed to be a
married man with family.
MI and Mrs Clifford Vincents
were visitors at Mr. and Mrs Feltz
home Saturday hight.
The delicious french fried potat-
oes are SERVED at 5lackies Cafe.
Try EN- one and you will agree.
MI and Mrs Allen Tovey, Mike
SarSon, Ralan Marriage and Elmo
Brown made a trip to the Hot
Springs, and Gale last Friday. They
say the water was so tempting.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Tovey will be
for Gale Monday where
they will start their new business.
Miss Florence Boulder arrived
back here Wednesday after visiting
her home in Plentywood. She is
employed at the Brownie Cafe at
Free Deal.
A new pool hall is open for bust
hess in block 48O1 at Fort Peck.
They are also serving beer.
The men at the Olampic Commits
Try enjoyed a bit of excitement Sun.
loon when all the kitchen and
room help went on a strike.
The boys are pleased to get their
demanded wages through the cooper
Ition of all men. They haved prom.
sed to give the boys better food.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02
NEW DEAL, MONT.

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Feltz and
family were business callers at
Glasgow Saturday.
Joe Monger and Wade RandeI
were guests at the Geo. Briggs home
Friday evening. They are old
friends from Lewistown.
Mrs John Malcolm left last night
for >Plentywood to be with her
mother who has been ill for the
past five weeks.
The wedding bells have started
to ring early this year. Allen
Tovey and Naomi Brown were
united in marriage Wednesday the
"a tn at Glasgow. They tried to
keep it a..seCrete but on Thursday
night the town over took EN- and
what a ride the bride did get when
her husband preceded to push the
wheel barrel around town on a run
She was taken to the pool hall and
proved to the boys that she wac no
SLOUGH when it comes to shooting
pool. Her first attempt was perfect.
We then made our rounds to all
the country clubs. Mr. and Mrs
Mrs Edwin Rude and daughter of
Turner Mont. visited with her
daughter Mrs Neil Pake of New
Deal last Week. Mrs Rude and
daughter are sailing from New
York this week for Gudbransdalen
Norway where she will visit her
birth place and parents. 1t will be
her first visit home since she come
to America. She has lived here for
% years. She expects to return
home in October.
Mrs Dan Ros and son left for
Misoula Monday a. m, Mrs Ross
has an Aunt there and will certainly
enjoy her vacation.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

Oren Culver & Charlie Wyman
motored to Harlem Thu. to visit
with friends.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

Mrs Frank Miller returned this
week from Jordan where she spent
several days at her parental home,
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

The Mite Owl Club is now hold.
ing dances and social entertain.
'ments in evenings. If you wish
dancing and to have a good time
| am sure you could enjoy yourself
at our Mite Owl Club rooms on
Fort Peck highway.
The Buck Horn Cafe is doing
good with their restaurant feeding
$50 to IFS daily. When in Wheeler
stop at Buck Horn Cafe they also
serve your favorite beer.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

McKEAGE REALESTATE | have
building lots for sale S and 10 acre
tracts, Lots 5Ox145 SIS just the
thing for a young married man S
acres 500 10 acres 5000 joining
townsite of Wheeler. Will sell on
terms. See me for further informant
ion ia Fort Peck Press.
FOR SALE Rooming house and
restaurant in Wheeler doing good
business, party wishes to 60 to farm
wants to sell. For puck sale $1,000
Terms can be arrange. See me at
Fort Peck Press McKeage.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

Mrs Ray Haaner & Miss Lauretta
Beta of Wheeler spent Fri. afternoon
visiting with Mrs. Andy Miller Mr.
Haaner & Mrs. Miller are sisters.
Mr. Mrs Bill Arts of Circle visited
with: Mr.. & Mrs, Fred Mccartney
on Thu. afternoon.
The Clarke Service Station here
is to have a new manager A Brenna
of Nashua. Mr.. Brenna moved his
family and house hold goods out
Friday.
Dick Neil was up from Wolfpoint
Fri. visiting with friends here and
came after the remainer of his house.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

II you think of building a cabin
or bungalo, see us first for lumber
or a completed job ready to move in.
Why pay rent when il is so cheap
to build. Custom saving also done
at mill east of WIN Miller. wheeler
G. j. Owen
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

There was a Union Gospel meet
ing in the street at Park Grove
Saturday evening.
Their was a Unnion Gospel meet
ing held at Park Grove schoolhouse
Homer Rugwell delivered q message
to the crowd there was a large
attendance Sunday evening. I
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

MIDWAY GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Sunday School 1000
Morning worship 100
Evangelist tic Services 7:45
Tuesday 8 p. m. Prayer Meeting
Friday s p. m. Young Peoples
EVANGELIST j. M. Peck
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

Harald EIieson who has opersted
the Johndahl Bakery and Grocery
here since last September is going
back to the ranch and Mr. Johndahl
of Glasgow the owner will take
personal charge here.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-05-02

Arthur Hartford who came from
Lewistown in March and fires on
a derrick barge brought his family
here last week and they live in
Delano Height.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
Want COnven-
tiOn For Whites
Only
CONTINUED From Page ID

rty in that state.
In a test case the United
States the United States SUI
preme court upheld their
stand on the ground that a
political party is a private
institution over which the
state has no control it there
fore having the right to de
termine what the qualifica-
tions of it's members should
be,
Opponents of the supreme
court 8 decision contend that
if the same right were ex-
pressed by all major political
parties, colored, or any other
class of voters could be de-
prived of their right to help
choose their governmental
representatives.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
Dedicate N { w
Building

Continued from page /
school by Lafayette M. Her
shaw, president of the ms
tltution. who paid tribute to
Judge Terrell for his depth
of learning, his democratic
attitude and his love Of his
fellow men.
| Judge James A. Cobb. a
professor Of law ia the Ho-
ward Law School, expressed
qualification that an evening
school was provided for
youth. which became a ne
cessity after Howard chan
ged it's evening law school
to a full time day school.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
Race Men On Grand
Jury To Hear
Case

Union County. Nj For
the first time in rs years
the race was given a voice
in the ruling of q Union co :
unity Grand Jury recently
when H. F. Brock, Westfield
and Alfred P. White plain
field, were elected members
of a grand jury to hear ev-
idence in the killing Of Mrs.
Sophie Crempa.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
HOSPITAL BURGLA-
RlzED

Continued from page l
ned DR.. Hackett to meet him
on South 9TH Ave. and get
his machine. After the mi
croscope was turned over the
man instructed DR.. Hackett
to do what he desired about
prosecuting him. Dr.. Hacket {
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
HerndOn Doom.
ed To Georgia
Chain Gang
Continued from page /

rehearing of the case filed
by Whitney North Seymour
retained for Herndon's de-
fense by the lLDs after the
previous decision Of the court
which refused to review the
case, in six to three de-
cision, en- technical ground 8.
The application for rehearing
cited authorities to show that
these technical considerations
so flimsy that three of the
members of the court re-
fused to concurr were with :
out foundation.
NAACP Joins Defense
The application and brief
were supported by a brtel
amicus curiae friend Of 1.-THE
COURT filed by the National
Association for the Advan-
cement of Colored People,
the National Bar Association
the American Civil Liberties
Union, the Church League
for Industrial Democracy. the
Methodist Federation for So
cial service, the Justice Com
mission of the Central Con
ference of American Rabbis
and a number of noted church
men.
Norman Thomas. Socialist
Party leader. and a number
of congressman and state
and city officials all over the
country, have come out In
support of Herndons cause
and of the campaign to OBJ
tain signatures to Talmadge
demanding his freedom. Six
teen national organizations,
including the Socialist and
Communist Parties. the young
Communist League and many
others are behind the cam
paign,
A conference to map out
concrete actions for Hern-
don's freedom. called by the
Joint Committee to Aid Her
ndou Defense. will be held
today at I'm peria[ Auditor =
ium. New York City.
Case Causes S ir
National attention was TO-
cused on the HerndOn case
when a Fulton County, Ca.
court convicted him of an
alleged attempt to incite to
riot by distribution of Com =
munjst literature and the
presiding judge sentenced
him to a sentence of 18 tC
20 Years on the Infamous