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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11
IT. Joseph's Catholic Church

Sunday Masses and a. m.
Sunday school after the 8 o'clock
Mass.
Baptism after 8 a. m. Mass.
Confessions Saturday evening
at 7.30.
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Church OF God.

Sunday School 10 a. m. Preach
ing service IL a. m. Young Peo-
Piles meeting p. m. Preaching
evangelistic p. m. PRAYER meet.
ing and Bible study Wednesday
evening 8 o'clock.
Come and enjoy these services.
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OPEN AIR SUPPER.

BY Catholic Ladies on lawn of Ell
mer SWitzer, ST., Monday, August
Is. beginning at 500 p. m. Whole
town invited! Adults 35c, children
Csc. l0.l1.
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Christian Science Church.

The subject for the Lesson-Ser-
mon Sunday, August Ia, Soul"
Wednesday evening meeting at
300 o'clock.
Sunday school at DAB a. M,
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The Methodist Church

Fl. w. Woods, Pastor
Sabbath School 1000.
Morning worship HOO.
Epworth League $50.
The Senior Aid will meet with
Mrs. Gleason Pitcher at her home
with Mrs. Ikeda assisting.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11

When you always tell the truth
you don't have to remember what
you've said
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11

Elmer Phillips was business Wis
itor in Libby from the Yak Tues
day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11

Sturdy percales for ev-
eryday wear. Favorite
fall colors and styles.
Get your share of this
value today Sizes / to
Is years.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

i1.1 nn1'JE FOOMINCI HOUSE. Dupont circle;
rnerte ms rooms. pains: arransed in apart
- terms Lta Lister, Adams 9440
IF YOU have any kind of merchandise
Ior SAFE and want to raise money quick.
Star ~ ~
Evening star., 1938-04-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESsMAKER. white. alterations. re-
STYLING your old dresses; S3 daY. Adams
GIRL high school graduate, colored, do
small apartment. Decatur 1904.
GIRL white, high school graduate. desires
work 300 st. ne.
GIRL. colored. work as maid in beauty or
atIsntf affss SHOP I6hW ar nurse experienced Phone
HOUSEKEEPER. settled. capable good
cook coo, &c desires place: preferably in country.
BOX 6l-S. star
refined widow; prefer motherless home.
Box 112-S, Star
LAUNDRESS. first-class. wants work home
or out: nice. sunny ward. North 4169.
LADY. refined, settled, unencumbered. de-
lady: good home considered rather Than
salary. Box G0-S. Star.
LADY of refinement, middle-sged wishes
honsskeep @msd Ho. nufslnf T sar gnlncum0ered avail"
children; reG Call North G7O9
NURSE, excellent ref. experienced with
elderly people: prefer invalid will take
any case reasonable. Adams s30S.
NURSE-COMPANION undergraduate. thor
strong. Pot. 4561
NURSE, undergrad, unencumbered, 5 yrs
exp, ): years college; reasonable; reference
Call Mrs. Miller. National 01SO
NURSE; ,,, colored 3 yrs hospital training
would like position IN doctors Office or
general nursing. Atlantic 1851.
PATENT STENOGRAPHER. experienced
wants location and part-time work. Box
!iSS. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE for adults; unincum-
bered: ref. Decatur Og43-J
SEAMSTRESS. experienced in all types of
sewing; work neatly done. Phone North
lti:i3
STENoGRAPHER-TY high school
graduate. experienced. wants immediate
employment. Call Llncolp 103.-W 10.
STENOGRAPHER bookkeeper: young,
capable. desires work; excellent references.
Columbia G24t.
STENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST, business school
experience. Call Walnut 1890. Branch 20.
STENOGRAPHER-TY expr. good ed
ucallon age 20. not afraid Of work; SIS
week. Phone Met. l53t
STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST. general otice
experience; excellent references Call Lin-
coin :t1S3-J. lOs
WIDOW desires apartment for services as
manager apartment, roOming house 10
years experience. Sterling 9655 Apt 90
WOMAN with girl 1. wishes permanent
position as houSekeeper: motherless home
preferred. Cleveland 6SlG.
WOMAN white. capable hostess house
keeper, counselor, cook; 30 anywhere. Box
lbs. Star.
WoMhN. Whlte mladle-aged. capable. un-
lncumbereG, desires position as companion
or nurse references. Box Hos Star.
WOMAN well educated. refined wants
par'-tlme employment after pm. eXpe-
rlenced doctor assistant. Box }4O-R. Star.
WOMAN colored, wants day work lst-
class references. Call Decatur u0.6
WOMAN, refined. white. desires companion
TO elderly lady light housekeeping prac-
tlcal nursing. Box 341R, Star
VOTING
rlenced general office work filing cashier:
city references. Phone Emerson 05o6 =
Evening star., 1938-04-10

PAINTING, papering. plastering, carpen-
terlns. floor finishing; euaranteed; esti-
mates reasonable: 40 yrs exp. Burrell,
Evening star., 1938-04-10

PAINTING and paper hanging-Iet me
solve your renovating problems Dlstinc-
| tive DECORATING. Estimates cheerfully given.
Pot. li1a-W. los
Evening star., 1938-04-10
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and laundress, general housework
city references only neat appearance
$50 month. 62o1 18th ST. NV
COOK AND WAITRESS, experienced. TO
sleep IN; must be good with children; rel
erences. Call nights. IS. Wisconsin :969
HoUsEKEEPER for employed adMits: sood so2ood
sNeen and e. 5S ARDS st. SnRo'y
infant: employed parents: no laundry
WgSt be pse9 de9enda6Ie live 4 oJ out vicinity
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK = Midde-aged
colored woman wants Job; stay nights
GENERAL HousEWoRKER. good cook
City CITY reference Cali ISIS lath St nv
GIRL OR, WOMAN, s.h.w.. help with cook
ing; fond OF children; references. room.
board. So per week. Shepherd ls50-R.
GRL white hepe ws coed
home. State age salary. Box "1-S Star. :
GIRL; white, experienced with children:
reliable general housework; live in.
likes children: stay nights: good home and
salary; references. Adams s9l4.
GIRL, white. ntellieent, for general house
work; healthy stay in. Call Walnut 1l!3.
nursne experience good cook. for Husband
and wife care for sick wife; liye in; $50
ence: give phone. Box 3S5R. Star.
out; two in family s35 month: 5la day
week; references desired. Adams 2l66
LIGHT HoUsEKEEPER and nurse for
young infant employed couple: live in
private room; references. Emerson 1894
between 3 and +.
MAID, white or colored, experienced. for
cooking and general housework' 10 miles
from Washington; rr., board. So week.
Giye fun particulars, including refs. Box
MAID white or colored gen. h,w: cook
only S. wk; Potomac 1884. bet. 10
MAID. white. experienced cook and gen
eral housework; references: live in. De-
WANTED-settled colored woman; GOOD
cook: S25 month. Emerson s462
WHITE MAID for general housework; good
cook; must be experienced; upstairs room
Emerson 226s.
WHITE MAID. neat. must be excellent
dren; to live in Col. 1661-J.
be good cook, neat and and reliable: no
ences desired. Phone Clev. 2335.
WHITE, experienced with housekeeping
month. Cleveland 6022.
WOMAN. white, settled by employed cou-
pie; general housework; care of boy s; girl
B. Good home, and salary. 4003 Bath St.
Mt. Rainier. Greenwood 2212.
WOMAN. white. 25 to 40, general house
keeping and cooking; 3 adults: go home
nights; city references. 3s0l 10th NV.
Adams ge56.
WOMAN, white, matured; care for child.
general housework; for employed couple;
references required. District 0l95.
WOMAN. white only. settled gh,w.. plain
cooking: no laundry; home nights; S.
week. 310n Mass. ave. Apt. 106.
WOMAN, young white. as waitress and
chambermaid; references required; upstairs
room, 81 week. Phone Emerson III
WOMAN, young, to care for house and
5yr.-old child good home and permanent
position for right party: State age and
qualification. Box 435-R, Star.
WORKING COUPLE, owning small home
near 49th and Western ave. NV. desires
services of a housekeeper cook; hours,
2:3o to 80 daily; no Saturday, and sun
day; liaht laundry work: S25 monthly
and dinners. Reply giving age, color
marital status and references. Box 12s-S.
Star.
1431 FAIRMoNT NW.-White couple for
psrt-time service; S. apt. in exchange for
Evening star., 1938-04-10

WOMAN. white % to 40, general house
keeping and cooking; 3 adults; go home
nights; city references. 3S0l 10th NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

RESTAURANT beautiful fully eouinned
oo!ne hne business miles from Wash :
man man hlghWay. specializing in chicken din,
ntla, peer Incense; corner property; ground
room for expansion; property busiresS IL
Se eSense and good will Sickness; will sacri-
Evening star., 1938-04-10

GASOLINE STATION. located at 9th and
Eye sts NV: exceptional buy If sold by
Monday, April II. 1898. Apply at 1000
Baldensburg I'd. ne. or phone Line. 1858.
WANTED. TO BUY-FillinE station pump
ing l 900 to $4,000 gallons month. Box
CAS-. Star. To-
RESTAURANT doing $40 per day. Whisky
license Good reason for selling. Box
1900, Star. IL
Evening star., 1938-04-10

RESTAURANT with on-sale beer license:
northwest; rent. Sl25, with 5 living rooms
and garage: cost over $1,000, will sacri-
nee for 500, with $500 cash, bal terms.
Natl lG2S
Evening star., 1938-04-10

BEAUTY SALON. finest on Conn ave air.
CONDITIONED; new equipment: established
cnentele dong nice business best buy for
moneS' act quickly; owner i'll. Box l0o-S.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d ALBERT, INC,
S15 10th st. NV. Phone National Al.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

SANDWICH SHOP. with soda fountain: up
town; fine location; off-sae beer. gross
over Si0o, week. rent. SS5. living quar-
ters ideal for couple: personal reasons
for selling; bargain price, $500. Natl
Evening star., 1938-04-10

SIGN-PAINTING BUSINESS have con
tracts with reliable firms. sell half in
terest for $1,000 10 party willing -
work managine business. stand thoroue h
Investigation. Mr Martin. Nail lEns :.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

VARIETY STORE well eoUjpped and
stocked, long estab. rent SO month:
price Sl10u cash. Box 1865. star
RSOoMING HOUSE. 1892 lIth ST. NV
- rooms. = baths: good income will
sacrifice asking $3.50 on terms OF best
Evening star., 1938-04-10

AOlO AGENCY; handling popular low
priced car for sale: bargain business boorr
!hg' fea! opportunity. Box 1895 Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

DRUG STORE. old established, dovrfoVr
nodefn nXtures: lunch Will pay overhead
terms. Box i59-T Star -
Evening star., 1938-04-10
WOMAN.
LADIES WHO ARE

Well-known WASHINGTON business con-
Germ will employ woman over rs in its
sales department. hours. o.. Character
refererce NECESSARY Box nN-T. Star
Evening star., 1938-04-10

! rooms. beautiful furniture: rent, $3.50,
INV. heat; stoker. 81 $50 handles: real
buy. must sell Natl 1898
Evening star., 1938-04-10

Raraee or warehouse; 1900 So f. floor
space on the Marlboro pike. Hillside. Nd
I--hl!h dflve from CAPITOL hillside MM14.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

rrI.r rrRIiNrllNG PLANT-One automatic one
ohi press paper cutter stapler cabinets
etc:; good location; rent with heal ard
noWeF. SIS, will sell: reasonable down
66aHment; lnSnection by appointment Tues
Evening star., 1938-04-10

GASOLINE SERVICE STATION \ ". sec
lion, selling 5000 gallons monthly bu,
Will improve; does Washing and greasing
price, 81 300 terms. DISTRICT SALES
zoos H st. W. National lO0o
Evening star., 1938-04-10

eood furniture; all rooms rented Waiy,
L 1ne distance; sacrifice. 500. Owner.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

I;tnN GlRARD N.W-ln-room house, COM
pifteY furnished > baths 2-car earaEe:
OIL burner: 5000 cash
Evening star., 1938-04-10

thls:, leaving city account other busineS;:
eHceHent location; long established $500;
esay terms. Box 1877. Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
NOTIONS,

large department store has an opening
for woman who is thoroughly experienced
in the notion department Please write,
S,a
Evening star., 1938-04-10

CAF FE-Corner location; serves meals, beer.
VINE, low rent Will sell at a Sacrifice erice:
caSh or terms. 300 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1938-04-10

Will LEASE from owner hoUsn
containing several apartment untts. or viii
ouy business for cash. Box l33-S Star
SALE - Roomlng house; rooms, ol5
oaths; well furnished; upper 10Th 81,
/ sec rent $50: income, Sl6n; from owner
QulcK sale: $500: cash. $500; balance S1u
month. Box 13G-S Star ~,
Evening star., 1938-04-10

ROOMING HOUSE. with 3 baths, 1900
inlo small apartments. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1938-04-10

MAID. white experienced: cook and gen.
eral housework references: live in. De-
rat1Ir
Evening star., 1938-04-10

leasing hotel fifty 10 one hundred roorns
IN or near Washington Must be reason.
able. Box 33I-R Star
Evening star., 1938-04-10

SMALL BOARDING HOUSE, we'll fur
nshed and filled; located on R. / ave ;
rent $50. This Is good buy for dis
criminate purchaser desiring a home with
income $500. Mr.. Fletcher zoos H ST..
Evening star., 1938-04-10

OWNER of houses will sell one rooms
paths; income l52 mo-: low rent: clear
$40 mo-: price 5000: terms. Col 1864 j
DESIRE TO. LEASE CAFE. equipped with
optlon OF buying. Address Brice B Lo!lar,
Sl5 Thayer ave. Silver Spring, Nd
Evening star., 1938-04-10

I233 18Th NW-Rooming house. 10
rooms, good cond., h-wh. only Sj0o 90.
All cash preferred By owner
Evening star., 1938-04-10

young infant. employed couple: live in
private room: references. Emerson 1924
hetWeen z and &
Evening star., 1938-04-10
WOMAN WITH CAR

VINO lives N Takoma Park or Silver Spring.
Md, to call on and service our customers.
experience in selling or sewing helpful;
must be over ~. Call Monday, 9 to -.
Suite 3ol. Washington Bldg, N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

hPI. HOUSE Capitol Hill section. IL rms
= baths; rent 500. income 5000: long
leaSe; 81 500 terms Mrs Keach zoos n
81. Metropolitan thI3 WV" -
Evening star., 1938-04-10

| RCOMING HOUSE. alst and sts.
! rooms. :. baths. rent. So VIII sell for a
| reasonable cash price: compl furnishIngs
OF rooms IN good CONDITION Party
must furnish references for lease; GOOD
/ renting location BOX SI-C
Evening star., 1938-04-10

WONDERFUL OPP. to obtain most beau.
tiful location in Arlington Co near Army
Navy Club: overlooking Wash. large red
brick house. fully furnished, with income
Sl00; opportunity for more. or make won
derful private home; must sacrifice. SILL
Star
Evening star., 1938-04-10

MAID white or colored experienced. for
cooking and general housework, 10 miles
from Washington; rm., board. So week.
Give fun particulars, including refs. Box
117-S Star
Evening star., 1938-04-10

GROCERY, doing $500 wkly.; rent. SIS,
with rooms; beer; only S3.4OO; terms. Cap.
ital Adjusting & Finance Co, zoos H St.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

HOUSEKEEPER, white. good cook; live
out; two in family: $50 month: 5l2 day
week: references desired. Adams 2166
Evening star., 1938-04-10

GASOLlNE. accessories. large beautiful
S.alloh dong good business: Ions lease,
FFice- Nb 600 cash. Box 2l5-S, Star
Evening star., 1938-04-10

WANTED-Settled colored woman; good
cook. S25 month Emerson S462
Evening star., 1938-04-10
TEACHERS WANTET'
WOMAN

of personality and initiative wanted to
receive special training as beauty con-
Sultant. Opportunity OF promotion to
manaeership Excellent earnings on per-
Centage basis while training
DERMETICS CO.,
bn5 Wash'ton Bldg 18th & N Y Ave n "
Evening star., 1938-04-10

WHITE MAID for general housework; good
cook; must be experienced; upstairs room.
Emerson 2oSS
Evening star., 1938-04-10

Interested in Making Money.
Women between 30 and so. full or part
time, who are interested in building their
own business and making a future for
themselves. those with a wide acuuainta tance
preferred No selline required. Apply
as Maryland Bldg: l4l0 st. NV. from
Evening star., 1938-04-10

HOUSEKEEPER, white unencumbered,
nursing experience. good cook. for husband
a month; age 25 to 40; kind: best refer
ence. give phone Box 3Sn-R. Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

distribution of any good product either
national or local. Send some details Tor
interview. Boz 1So-R Star
Evening star., 1938-04-10

"1-ROoM BOARDING HOUSE s baths:
Gle; income. $1,000: rent. $40; s" 900
handles and responsible party can secure
Iocyr. lease If desired. Mr.. Fletcher,
Evening star., 1938-04-10

GIRL. white. capable taking full charge,
wants housekeeping Job in refined family.
| Decatur 81 90
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-04-13


Center open to re COVE him, and
skilled doctor there to take care
Of him.
We know, cua Id not have
known before, the ST gni ficance Of our
Medi nl Center in Groenb 1t, and Of the
work Of those who made it possible.
But must not look upon Medi cal
Center as task completed it is
task just begun.
DR.. Dryden has provided good deal
Of nedi cal equipment for the Health Gen.
ter, and the Heal tn Associa ii on has been
able to supplement this slightly. i'd
dltlOnal equi pment, to insure the ability
Of the center to meet any emergency,
will be obta med as the funds Of the
Associat iOn grow through incroa sed mem
bership.
What such equipment wi III mean to us
is suggested by the Of little
auto victim. The X-ray equipment WIFI Oh
VIC hope to have in Grecnbel 1t would
have elimi1n ted q trip to Washington
haunted by. parents fear Of q frac-
tured skull.
By joining the Health association we
Acan DO tn guard individual and family
welfare, and promote most wor thy CON-
nunit y project.
W. r. V.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-04-13
GREE BELT OPERA TOR

Vol. g, No. Is
Publ shed weekly by the Greenbclt
Coopera tor Publishing Associo tion under
the auspices Of the Greonbelt Journal
istic Club. It's sphere and policies
are as follows:
/. profit enterprise.
e. Nonpar tt san in politics.
3. Neutral in re Ii gious Enttors.
4. An open forum for civic affairs.
STAFF
Editor-in- Chief ..... W. R. Vo1ckhauson
Assis tant Ed tor go. S. Marm
News Editor ......... Frank Burr
Feature Editor ...... Howard C. Custer
Secretary (acting) :. Guy Moore
Business Manager .... Morris Coff
Produc tt on Manager .. John Resniclcy
Women's Editor ...... Elizabeth Little
Children's Edito 80. Dorothy East
sports Editor ....... Clifton j. Cockill
Illustro tor ......... L. I. Pitt7nnn.
REPOR TIERS
Louis Bessomer ........ William r. Poole
Dorothy Rider ......... Henry Little
Arthur Dickerman ...... Pauline Trottler
Bernard Axelrod ....... Vernon jill tchcoc
H. W. X. Letkemann
TYPISTS
Lillian Schwartz ...... Bernard rrattler
Made line COnklin
Copy Boy ....... Eddie nhomps on
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GRATITUDE
Most Of us did not realize how much
our temporary Heal tn Asso ciati on Board
had done for US until the near tragedy
Of La st week.
Though we knew how much time and
thought they had given to their job, we
could not appreciate the time and
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-04-13
WHO IS OUR LANDLORD?

In discus sing our residence here in
Groenbelt, VIC are prone to overlook q
very hapor tallt fact, namely, that We
have landlord, VIII O is conc erled wi tn
his interes It's as we'll as with ours.
Everybody knows who the Landlord is,
and yet for some strange reason every
body seems to think that this genial
old chap doesn't give e boot about his
property, that he' SO good-natured
that all he's concerned about is our
Evening star., 1938-12-09

to acquire any part Of the African
possession, since with fortified Pan
telleria island 1t would give Italy a
firm position on either side of the
Mediterranean - French shipping
route and the gateway to British
Empire possessions.
Foreign observers reasoned then
that citizenship control of the 1tal-
ian Tunisians, a share In control of
the Suez Canal and perhaps con-
troll Of the Djibouti- Adds Ababa
Railroad were more likely specific
goals, although the Italian govern
ment has taken no official action in
line with the demonstrations.
The semi official Italian news
agency, Stefani, reported growing
ill-feeling among Italians and
Moslems in Libya, and said that
"aggressions suffered by compatriots
in Tunisia" aroused such indigna-
ton that in Tripoli the government
posted troop guards at the French
Consulate.
The city of Tripoli is barely 100
miles from the dividing line be-
tween Tunisia, which France has
dominated since 1881, and Libya,
where a border incident at this
critical time might have the gravest
consequences.
The italian announcement of
mounting anger of the people fol-
lowed demonstrations in Tripoh last
night, in which young Fascists and
a crowd of foreign and native popu-
lation marched through the city
singing patriotic songs and cheering
Premier Mussolini.
Evening star., 1938-12-09

Of disputes when legal action be-
comes necessary.
(D Labor legislation should OBJ
serve constitutional rights of free
speech, rights of property and the
right to work or not to work to the
same extent as those rights COM
monty enjoyed by other citizens.
Persons in touch with the COM
mittee said its report contrasted
strikingly with the specific recon-
mendations for revision of labor
legislation in last years meeting.
No Wage-Hour Leniency.
Elmer F.. Andrews, administrator
of the Federal Wage Hour Act,
served notice to the industrialists
that there will be no "winking at"
and no "leniency" for violators of
the labor standards law.
There will be cooperation and
helpfulness and tolerance for those
who meet us halfway" he said.
Having just returned from a swing
through dozen major cities for
study and discussion of the act, Mr..
Andrews said he was returning to
Washington with the conviction
that we have the support Of a
large majority of the men and
women who pay salaries as well as
receive them"
The Aquitania was approximately
200 miles from New York this morn
ing, cropping its way down the New
England coast in a thick fog. It
was originally due to arrive at 8
pm, but Cunard officials said the
actual time was problematical be-
cause of weather conditions.
Reservations for the dinner at