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VANTED-APARTMENTS.

COUPLE WITH BABY WANT 2 RMS. K.
and b.. ami. gas. elec incl; private home
preferred: refined couple; NV. section: fur
nished. Address Box 451-J. Star Office
BROOM. KITCHEN, BATH UNFUR
nished: vicinity Dupont Circle: 1st floor
private nome or elevator apartment house:
3 quiet adults: around $50: Feb. l or Is.
Address Box 409-K. Star office.
COUPLE WANT SMALL UNFURNISHED
apt. private bath kitchen; less than $50.
including heat gas. light telephone. Ad-
dress Box 1921 Star office.
3 PERM GOVT EMP. MALE. FURNISHED
apt. rooms in priv. home. privileges. priv.
bath, or what have you? Met. 1868, 10 p m.
ONE OR TWO ROOM APARTMENT,
kkiI,sehene.te; kIs Write c. S. LUDWIG. Oh! olI44
. RMS. KIT. PRIVATE BATH. IN APT.
bldg. or det. or semi-det house unfur-
nished. preferable near Rock Creek Park.
Employed couple. Give price and details.
Address Box 9l-K. Star office.
FURNISHED BED AND LIVING ROOMS
with mi and private entrance. Must be
comfortable and airy for Summer months:
northeast or northwest sections: with good
TRANSPORTATION to Labor Dept. Give details
and price for consideration. Address Box
37O-J. Star office. 21s
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

a WILLIAMS LANE. CHEVY CHASE.
Md. q block from bus Attractive en-
rooms in attic: garage. porch. oil burner
electric .refrigeration. Completely furnish
ed including piano. china and bedding.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1019 18TH St. NV. Metropolitan 0100.
l WILL RENT MY HOUSE
fully furnished; surrounded
by beautiful grounds. Call
at A. KAHN, 3135 Ellicott st.
NV.
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S9.45O-sPEC1ALLY DESIGNED FOR
TWO FAMILIES. Attractive. mod
ern, semi-detached building of 4
large rooms and bath on first
floor. same on second floor. with
extra lavatory; kitchens with elec--
tric refrigeration; all hardwood
floors. garage. A wonderful chance
for thrifty people. Priced way
down. Easy terms. BOSS &
Phelps. PHONE NATIONAL $500.
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FLATS OR ROW HOUSES
WiNTED-LOTS.

BUILDER. GERMAN ARCHITECT. WANTS
:, lots for $1,000 detached homes. D. c..
near trans. Address Box 45lK, Star
BUILDER WILL BUY ONE OR MORE IN
expensive city or suburban lots 51J Wood
ward Bldg, phone National @u11.
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CLEAR HOME.
SALE-ACREAGE.

ABOUT s ACRES OF GROUND IN BETH
esda. Md Lays nicely for subdivision
Close to all conveniences; gas. water. sew
erage available. Price. So 500 per acre
CYRIS KEISER. Jr., 5211 Wisconsin ave
Phone Cleveland 5311.
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MONEY TO LOAN

TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
D. c.. MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
We will refinance or combine your pres
ent trusts into smaller payments; lowest
interest rates: cash also. available for re-
rairs. taxes. etc. Strictly reliable honest
service for honest people. Call MR.. SMITH
Metropolitan 4157.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

HOUSES-UNFUkNl
1889 E ST. SEQ ROOMS. :. BATHS:
suitable for 2 families .A-w.h. cleo. Gear
garage; big yard; yearly lease: rent reas.
N. Wash. blvd. Ballston, Va. q.
ioniai brick. 8 rooms. bath. refrigeratien;;
REALTY CO. phone National $3.50.
ANACOSTIA-2644. NICHOLS AVE. Sc,
s large rooms newly papered and painted.
5000. Phone Lincoln $500.
rooms, rooms siSsaAw : Ssths Sleeping poTeh weather.
f!atSsi Phone Greenwood isS7-W. Or cali at io$
Monroe ave. University PARK.
Secluded in an immense sarden. Chevy
from tranfRSEiss1oH: HSskY 5: s2s si9 RsF co Son'
1919 18th St. NV Metropoiitan o1oo:
1910 BRANDYWINE ST. N.w.--MODERN.
1ps ans yoRNsos Fl stssf c6 spen III TeRlass
ami. 1909 Crittenden st. NV. vacant
Sol Lonsfeliow st.. n.w-corner home
7aa 18th Ri3vp NV E. DAVIS Nat Nstl. os5e.
FOXALL OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
park, new-house condition; rooms. double %
in garage Inquire at 1541 44th st. NV.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
FLAT, 1743 NORTH CAPT. ST.
s Rms. B.. H.-W.H.. Elec.-S45.50.
GUY TIMER, 1926 You ST.. North 1907.
5SO7 9Th ST NV
8 rooms. bath. garage. elec. refrigera-
tion: excellent condition. Immediate pos.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
HOUSE. 1923 KENYON ST. NV
rooms. gas elect. and bath; hot-water
heat; $40 month. Apply Federal Con-
tracing Co. Inc. 913 N. Y. ave. NV. 21'
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SALE-LOTS.

TWO IDEAL BLDG LOTS, 50x125 EACH
nearby Va; water. sidewalk. bus. etc,
Only sos each. Phone Adams 1856.
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR ROW HOUSES
and flats various sections of city.
B II GRUVER OWNER
Investment Bldg. National 1877.
NORTHWEST SECTION. Gl-FT. FRONT:
Belt rd. near FesSenden. all improvements.
Very reasonable at $50
ADEIBERT ". LEE
1343 II St NV. District $500.
FOR FLATS-POPULAR SECTION. ALL
improvements. bus line near school. un-
usually good alley arrangement; 1850
for ample sites. ASK for Mr. Truett.
LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER.
1910 K St NV. National 1866
FLATS OR ROW HOUSES.
30 lots in one of Washington's best
renting, sections, where, all conveniences
are within two blocks. We will cooperate
with your broker. Call HARRY WARD
MAN. INC. 1512 K ST. NV. District $3.50.
COLORED-BEAUTIFU BUILDING LOTS
in Roland Park all improvements; easy
terms. Mr. COOPER. National 1859.
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WANTED TO RENT-aOUSES

CITY OR SUB: FURN. OR PART. FURN.
house with :, b. r.; on or before Feb. l;
reasonable. Phone Decatur 47S:; .,2'
TREASURY EMPLoYE WANTS GROOM
house. m L.. convenient location or nearby
suburban: approx. $50. Address Box 456-K
Star office
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Continued.)
1870 WYOMING AVE.

Large housekeeping apartments consist
inr of rec. room. living room. dining room.
3 bed rooms. " baths pantry kitchen and
porch. These apartments are unusual in
ally good closet space. Price. S135. Phone
Evening star., 1936-01-21

As the elephant stood surveying his foes uncertainty
Tarzan faced appalling dilemma. With his
allies as q screen, should he flee and resume his
search for Dick and Doc, should he remain and
fight with the warrior apes in this desperate, SEEM
ingly hopeless struggle?
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN g. SON. AuctioneerS,
l43l EYE ST. NV.

THOMAS J. OWEN & SON Auctioneers.
l431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuAgLE REAL
TMo;sToRY BRICK DWLLLISNo, DIWddI;S con; GIHo
EAHHs EA7fESo AsP PIoHT Wo-eaS EG9Mz Bg5z5sS #MS
6Rat 6satos Avenue HGG y" "NNoRsTHHWEsT. e sH
corded G III IN iD LSer Be- No 69a1, a folio III Of
the land records of the District OF Co
amba snd at the Of the paTy
on Thur THuRsDAY' THE THiRT1ETH DAY oE
5ANgARy edK laa0 m the At folanns TnhnEaHb
land and premises situate in the District
Of Columbia. ard being lot numbered thir-
Weneer Wiii,tI Brothers Incorporated. OF. lots
in square ntHlbered eighteen hundred and
fifteen. d;Sl5l, as per plat recarded IN IN
Office of the surveyor for the District Of
Terms of sale: Purchaser to pay, one
fourth of the purchase price IN cash, the
balance in three lnstallments IN one. TWO
and three years. respectively. with interest
at hs Is and sacured 9 sx By deed of rn
the property sold. or all cash at the option
OF the purchaser; taxes paid or adjusted
10 the date Of sale; purchaser to pay inter-
est on purchase price from date of sale to
date of settlement at SIX f6) per centum
per annum: all conveyancing. recordine.
purchaser: eood title or no sale. A deposi:
of S50o0o Will be required at the time OF
sale and to be ae within hi dtnosy tnr{y
forfeited and the property resold at the
cost az i risk of the defaulting purchaser.
after five 90 days previous advertisement {
Of 's said resale in some newspaper published
!" "a'''''S,I' j. wR1kEY JACOBS.
SURVIVING Trustee,
925 10Th St NV.
!d-t-uNuS,ShCu w aSl4LllsIo vi. ~. y.
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RENT-FLATS.

FOR CoLORED. ia FLA. AVE. NV
rooms and bath. 2nd floor $25. O. B
HOPKINS. 713 5th NV. Met. 1887.
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WE ARE RECEIVING NUMEROUS IN
uuirieS for residential property Yours
can be rented quickly and satisfactorily.
Call or phone today
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
sO7 Union Trust Bldg. National 1880
Handling better-class properties for over
10 years.
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THE BROADMOOR.

3tO1 CONN AVE
GROOM APT. WITH JUNIOR DINING
ROOM. ENCLOSED PORCH: AVAILABLE
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COPLEY COURTS. 1914 nth ST. NV
Quiet bldg. continuous switchboard. ele.
yator service; refrig. and gas free: unusual
ept., 3 large, outside rms. large kit. bath.
closets foyer: immed. occupancy; $50.
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NEAR U. OF MD.-NEW BLDG. LIVING
room. dinette set. bed room all electric
kitchen. tiled bath with shower. h0ted
garage heat cleo and water included in
monthly rent of $50 80: available Feb. i.
Call HyattSville $40
Evening star., 1936-01-21

To the Tarzan Twins he was bound by ties Of flesh
and blood and noble human heritage. But bonds
of loyalty and gratitude linked him as well to his
ally apes, his foster brothers Of the jungle. He
trembled now in the balance between man and beast
for TarZan was both!
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ONLY S8.95O.

NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
dining room. solarium, large well equipped
kitchen with breakfast nook; recreation
room built-in garage. furred walls. in
sulated ceiling copper water pipes, corked
weather stripped screened. This is abSo-
lutely the best value We have ever offered
in this convenient section. Submit your
terms Only one at this price. Better
call at once. Mr.. Bennett, Potomac 449l.
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REFINEMENT.

1CxJI 11V CIVIEIV i
You should get acquainted with the diff
ferent type UNFINISHED apartments we
have to offer. They are newly decorated
and the rooms are. of unusual size You
are under no obligation to inspect them;
It will be a pleasure to show you. They
feature living room. entrance foyer, dress
ing closet. full-length mirror, bed room.
dtnette. kitchenette. tiled combination tub
End shower bath. and many other WORTH
while. features; 24-hour bellboy and switch
free parking
MODERN FIREPROoF BUILDING.
THE CAVALIER.
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THE ARGONNE. 1929 COL. RID. NV
bed rooms. living room, dining room. recep-
ton hail. kitchen, l bath: 3 exposures,
electrical refrigeration: reasonable rental
Seo resident MANAGER
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SALE-HOUSES.
OWNER NEEDS CASH TO-DAY
MAKE OFFER

MAKE OFFER.
1879 ABBEY PL. NE
rooms. modern. new-house condition.
buit-in garage: terms 1916 Bay st. Sc.
rooms modern. like new. garage: terms.
Shepherd n0S:'.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
We are going to sell -e0l1 Kearney ST..
and o0nO jackson ST 10th have u large
rooms and lovely lots: cash talks: II
it's a bargain you want-see Mr.. MAYNOR,
26O5 Brentwood rd. ne, North 4i3S.
ONLY So, 8,450.
e44s 39th PL. NV.
3 bed rooms. :, full tile baths. dining
room. large living room. kitchen, rec
reation room. builtin garage. gas heat
ing plant Through cooperation OF
Washington Gas Light Coz. insulated.
caulked weather stripped. screened.
Terms Open until pm.
B. H. GRUVER,
Owner Builder Invest Bldg. Natl. 1897.
or Cleveland rt1u-JoD3
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

6Ol3 7th PL. NW.-TWO ROOMS AND
kitchen; gas. light. heat included; 500
annnfh No Children C2t
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$500. AT 5laes. BY OWNER. ON SMALL
2-story Maryland residence: well rented.
CARBECk CO.. 1103 Vermont ave.
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SIS. .5OO-RIGHT IN THE HEART OF CON-
venient old Mt. Pleasant. on one of
its prettiest and best streets. A
well-built. detached house of 3
rooms t5 bed rooms). u baths.
automatic heating plant, big front
porch and screened rear porch.
attic. garage. Very attractive lot
with trees and shrubbery Prop.
erty. adjOins very handsome and
costly home Offered way below
its cost to owner. BOSS g. PHELPS.
PHONE NATIONAL 1900
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SALE-HOUSES.
tCuntinued.)
SAUL'S ADDITION

TRADE.
New detached 3D. bfiek ni rms baths:
WILLIAM BOSWELL.
Met 303:,. Evening. Wise. 5l1s.
S5..5O-NE., CORNER BRICK.
over like new and priced 10 sell quickly.
Six. ell-planned rooms with completely
neosed ana nshed seenng nprs porch sh
cellar. large lot. Should be seen without
0eiss' f.. NJ! phfoe HooKER. Metropolitan ecea
Evenings. 30 to o. Cali Emerson 569S.
BRICK. conveniently situated near
18th and Taylor SITS. within walking
distance of grade and high schools.
Six rooms and bath hSt-yater Sau4s heat
s7.56oMoETAcHED sEMI-BuNGAIoW.
TYPE HOME, in American University
tstion and close to stores. One. bed
room and bath on first floor. three
bed rooms and bath on second, front
porch nod hs9 fof s
ss. os"m1H anoilSe MI #. PLEASANT. WEST OF
10th =, ST ST. less than square fNT from
ROOM and TWo-BATH Colonial
brick. 90 feet in width. with three
porches.. every Improvement. and ga
dage; d,ien Vsssnt EssY TERMs and n perfect con-
slo,o00-NoRTH CLEVELAND PARK;
attractive semi-detached FOUR BED
ROOM BRICK. with extra tile lava
heat. with gas furnace. breakfast
porch. metal weather-stripping. ga
rage. In first.class condition. In
sDfsII21 sH%hNoN laS'1es & 1ucHs Co.
1905 H ST NV NATIONAL o345.
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.IIIaT COMPIETED,

JUST COMPLETED.
Pre-opening Offering Of two unusually
attractive detached Colonial brick homes
in nicely developed area In Chevy Chase;
baths with showers. built-i garage. large
concrete porch. oil heat. electric health
kitchen. Oxford cabinets. General Electric
refrigerator, furred walls, rock wool insu-
lation and large attic The prices are
$9.950 and $1045 and they can be
financed to suit. Inspection arranged.
A. 8. GARDINER.
Exclusive Agent.
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SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FAhMS. ESTATES. HOMES HOME SITES
thrnughout beautiful Montgomery County,
Md NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE A
SELECTION. Information from Mr.. E. c.
Thomas, with BOSS & PHELPS. I417 K
st. NV. Phone National 93O0
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THE CAVALIER.

$500 14th ST. NV.
Phone Col. 5000 J. L. TALL. Mgr.
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4-sTORY BRICK BUILDING. BE
business street in Georgetown. Rent. ;
per month. Phone West 0014.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
WANTED-MONEY

BEVERLEY BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots, bungalows: terms; Gentiles only Sc
for booklet. Address MAYO. A. A. Co. N
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$50 LONGFELLOW ST NW.-LARGE
front rm kitchen. including gas, heat.
03ec adults. rent reasonable
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3 ROOMS AND BATH CORNER OF 4th
af1d T SITS. NV; conveniently located near
bus line tR. l. ave.; $40 month includes
heat. gas. elec. Apply owner, in store
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SALE-HOUSES.

S5 95O-S5OO DOWN. S55 MONTH. INC.
taxes; nearby Va; new 5-rm :,-story Cape
Cod brick wooded lot: new subdivision.
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1476 CLIFTON ST. NV ROOMS. end
moor, lack. near bath.
S25. Monthly.
3 RMS, $50 r., FUR, $40
CHEEKY apts, modern bldg. tiled bath.
Near 10Th and Park rd. Adams 962S.
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SALE-BUsINESs PROPERTY.
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT.

First commercial. near Dupont Circle:
property assessed for over S7,40O; includes
small house and :2-car garage. All we'll
rented. Priced to sell quickly at only
$1,000. Call Mr.. Conner. GOSS REALTY
CO.. 1405 Eye st. NV. National 1888.
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S1O,95O-A NEW. DETACHED. ALL-BRICK
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL in
excellent NV. section. with
wonderful future. just few
blocks from Massachusetts, ave.
extended The house is well
built well finished; furred walls.
insulated with rock wool. screen
ed and. weatherstripped Elec-
trio refrigeration. oil heat; big
attic suitable for two more
rooms. Lot fronts so feet. with
wooded area for background.
Unexcelled at price. Call Mr..
Raby. with BOSS & PHELPS.
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IHHDE. =
New detached brick; : rms. . baths
oil heat: deep lot: finished attic. brick ga
rage. price S10.93O.
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16
Auditor Job Is
Sought By Parkin
Once Bozeman Mayor

came to Montana thirty years ago
from Minnesota, having graduated
from the University Of Minnesota. I
was teacher and principal in the Cal
latin couny high school for seventeen
years and then resigned TO 60 into
business. | was Mayor of Bozeman
until we adopted the Commission Man
ager form of government and then l
elected City Commissioner for two
three-year terms. During this time we
paid off a large part OF the indebted
ness Of the city and made substantial
new Improvements. Since then I have
served one term in the House of Rep
r%esentatives of our Legislature and two
f%our-year terms in the Senate. My
experience and activity in the Legisla-
ture ior ten years has given me an in
innate knowledge OF many State prob
lens which should be helpful in giving
a fair and efficient administration N
the Office Of State Auditor.
The great problem Of government is
to make public business as efficient as
private business. Politics has no place
in state affairs. A man successful in
his private affairs should make a good
public official
Very truly yours,
Z. ]. PARKIN.
Paid Pol. Adv.
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16
FRESHMAN OUT TO
LOWER AUTO TAXES

From the number OF complaints
about high auto taxes and the avowed
determination OF prospective legisla-
tors to have this type of tax reduced,
one could almost be lead to believe that
some time in the near future, or pos
sibly in the next session some such an
act will be passed.
Walter Freshman who is seeking to
be one of Silver Bows delegation to
the Legislature has announced his ad-
vocacy Of such a measure. Freshman
is well known here, This is his birth
place.
Pioneers will remember the time
when Freshman ST.. lost his life at the
hands OF a hold-up mar while serving
on the police force. This all happened
in 1906. His mother then took up the
task Of providing for her children and
adequately educating them, but is was
tough Shedding. Walter worked in the
mines until the World War and then
enlisted and served in the army, being
wounded and gassed during Argonne
offensive, Upon his return he financed
his W way through the School OF
Mines and is well known as a mining
engineer and g%eologist. He served one
term in the City Council as Alderman
Of the Fifth Ward. His labor record
while there was good.
Paid Political ADV.
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16
WHAT HAS BEEN
ACCOMPLISHED

Twelve states and the District Of
Columbia already have unemployment
compensation laws, covering approx
mately 40 per cent Of the 100000
workers who will be afforded this pro-
lection when all states of the Union
have similar laws. The laws of nine
states and the District have been APP
proved for credit offset against the
Federal tax on employers Of eight or
more.
"A total Of $784,42O.28 for admins
tration Of unemployment compensation
systems during the first six months Of
1886 has been sent to the following
states: Alabama, California, the Dis
trict of Columbia, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New York and Oregon.
"The Social Security board has APP
proved public assistance plans in "a
states and the District of Columbia,
covering a total Of 799,37l individuals.
Thirty-two approved state plans for
old-age assistance cover 63l,743 aged
persons, 10 for aid to the blind cover
1880 individuals, and 10 cover l84,S03
needy dependent children. Total Fed
eral-State expenditures during April,
May and June OF 1886 for these public
assistance provisions of the Social Sc
curity act are estimated as S36,232,-
665.80 {. Federal grants to states with
approved public-assistance plans
amounted to $6,986,l63 for February
and March. For April, May and June
Federal grants OF $l4,792,903 have been
approved, making a total of $2l, 779,066
thus far authorized as Federal expendi-
lures for state public assistance pro-
grams during the first six months OF
| or
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16
WONDER SPONGE CAKE
(Makes l cake)

2 eggs (separated)
2-3 cup ate
| IA cups sugar
/ IL cups cake flour
/ ~ teaspoons baking powder
IA teaspoon salt
| teaspoon vanilla extract
Place egg yolks and waite in large
mixing bowl and beat with rotary egg
beaten until mixture measures approx
mately / quart. Then add sugar slow
ly and continue beating constantly.
Mix and silt together the flour, bak-
ing powder and salt, and fold into the
egg yolk mixture. Add vanilla ex-
tract. Beat egg whites until stiff but
not dry, and fold in lightly. Place in
INCREASED tube pan and place in unpre-
heated oven Of electric range. Set
Temperature Control to 325 degrees
and bake approximately | hour.
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16
OTHER PHASES OF THE ACT

an addition to these phases Of the
comprehensive social security program
under the Social Security board, the
Children's Bureau of the U. S. De-
partment of Labor administers three
Federal-State public welfare systems
maternal and child health services,
services for crippled children, and child
welfare services; the U. S. Public
Health Service is responsible for a
greatly extended program for the pre-
vention OF disease, and the Office OF
Education OF the Department Of the
Interior is expanding its Federal-State
program for vocational rehabilitation
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16

Pres. Roosevelt, when he arrives in
Arkansas, will visit the states centen-
NAL celebration in a police riot car.
1t must be just a stunt.
No Arkansas plantation owner would
ever take f. d. r. for striking 75c-a-
day farm laborer.
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16
HAICHT BELIEVES
in EQUAL CHANCE
In N

Rex Haight has been stressing equal
opportunity in education for several
years. The smaller towns and COM
munities have become acquainted with
his views through his state and ma
tional activities in behalf OF the small
schools. He has addressed many meet
ings in the STATE on this subject and
has also written several articles on
the same topic that have APP
peared in national publications His
fearless and impartial views on educa-
tional matters, as well as his wide az
q%uaintanee throughout the state make
him one OF the strongest candidates at
the Democratic primaries.
Paid Pol. Adv.
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16
Hazel Bourquin Was
Clerks Union Member

Mrs. Hazel Grant Bourquin, a can
didate for the office Of County Auditor
on the Democratic ticket was born and
reared in Butte and received her edu-
cation in Butte schools. She is a daugh-
ter OF the late James Grant, pioneer
resident, who for many years prior to
his death was a miner in the Butte
mines.
Mrs. Bourquin is a former member
Of the Butte Clerks Union and al pres
ent is a member OF the Pioneers Club.
AS County Auditor she has performed
the duties OF her office with courtesy,
efficiency and economy, and has been
repeatedly commended by the State
Examiner for the energetic service rem
dered the taxpayers OF Silver Bow
County. Mrs. Bourquin is a widow
and the sole support of her mother
and her two children, with whom she
makes her home.
Paid Pol. ADV,
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16

WHO'S WHO
In Our American Government

A book OF intimate facts about the peo-
pie who run your Government. 1876
pages with tables and charts.
Gives party affiliations, place of birth,
racial descent, religious and f%raternal
affiliations, previous occupation and politi-
cal offices held, and military service rem
dered for the President, Supreme Court,
Cabinet, Heads of Bureaus, Senators and
representative of the U. s. Ais contains
the Constitution, Declaration Of lndepen-
government and political affairs.
For sale by The Independent Pub
fishing Co., 1865 Wisconsin Avenue,
Washington, D. c. Price so cents,
stamps or coin. Order your copy to-
day.
Montana labor news., 1936-07-16

They demonstrated an hour and
seven minutes at the Democratic con
vention for frankie Roosevelt.
That proves, my friends, that a
Democrat may be hungry but he's never
out of breath.