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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25

NtFhudNS' NdIltiC lNi".
INVESTOR wishes To purchase interest in
small going business on a partnership basis
Box sam Star
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JAY REALTY C

LUNCHEONETTE; wond. place. long est
acct. other business, sac S22 900 terms
Gro, meat. excel. location; $500 ak
acct. dislv. partnership. sac. 50 500 cash
A. S. ECONOMON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25

WILL SAVE YOU MUCH ON SLIP. COVERS,
Guaranteed best of work Also alterations,
dressmakine Hobart 1925
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MAN. colored, wants job care for sick man
or boy, hospital experience, reference. utll-
lty man. Michigan S621, home 10 m. to
Z n
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MILLINERY CONCESSION in outstanding
Connecticut ave. dress shop. ME. 629s.
SMALL APT HOUSE. suitable for rooming
house. International Bank. District OS64.
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IDEAL, NURSING HOME-SUNNY ROOMS.
diet. graduate nurse Shepherd 3945-J.
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ARCHITECTURE. SALES: MAN, WHITE.
40, married. college grad.; any work much
needed Box 4 .9-L. Star.
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VACANCY IN PLEASANT. COMFORTABLE
nursins home Excellent food and care
dr. reference. Reasonable. SH. 26i4.W
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HOME FOR ) OR ELDERLY OR IN
valid ladies' by practical nurse; doctor 5
reference: in Arlington. Va. large porch
and garden. 594 N. jackson, Arlington. or
call oxford 2ooS -
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MAN. young, colored as porter janitor;
Atlantic O692 %.
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MAN "a, efficient worker; Al references;
> years retail sales experience; grocery
preferred. Box l01-M. Star.
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LADIES TAILORED SUITS TO ORDER.
MARGARET E WAGNER. formerly with
Westward & Lothrop. will restyle your
fan coat; suit OF dresses Your hqES ar .ns
nointment. call ME O6S4 or AT. $500.
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MAN, colored, as chauffeur. references.
D. C. permit, working, desires change.
Tree to travel. Republic 343S.
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INTERIoR-LEr Me GIVE YOU SUG-
geStlonS for rearranglng your present lur
niShlrg-neV accessories. q new color
scheme or the addition of a few correct
pieces to create charm and lndlvlGuaAty III
YOUR home You Will be surprised how an
entirely new atmosphere may be developed
with profes Sional advice at nominal cost
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MAN AND WIFE WANT IN PRIVATE
home first or second floor. large room;
private bath and good meals. Husband
seml-invahd. Quiet surroundings; ne. or
NV. section. Reasonable. Box ll6-M'
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DRY CLEANING and laundry agency; good
location: low rent: will sacrifice for cash.
Box 4O-M Star
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JANITOR, experienced 5th-class engineer
license. good reference extra good floor
man Call CO 1898
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CORNER SHERIDAN and Stanton Sc: de-
Sirable location for gen. store: first comm:
will build to suit your pocketbook. Ma
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IDEAL for trailer camp; 3 acres 1O0-ft.
front. wash .-Palto blvd; S-rm -and-bs III
house, o. B Zantzineer. jr- Sun. phone
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COOK, Southern, white man, middle-a eed
home or club or bachelor apartment pre-
ferred: will consider other lines of cook
ing Box io-M. Star 90
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ELEVATOR MAN. white, experienced. re-
liable, desires position at once. Box lOs-M
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued.)

DAIRY BUSINESS, ice cream and lunch
tiers. These people moving to Va. and said
sell. See this. Southern Business Exchange.
ME. 754s, I'll Woodward Bldg, RIA. 1903.
caf ssFars Pof au sfth Sale
S276 cash. 93l M st. NV.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for people
ana asss in aTs
f tastes section ,, There are several
Der. baker. shoemaker, radio shop' mems
Shq 9 ana nnI sWomen's shop; Reasonable rent:
ave. Alexandria. Alex. 3l4s.
CAFETERIA, adjacent Govt. bldes. serv-
ing breakfast and lunch only; lons estsb;
pre eash BOX !han rsns r0ds
A VERY PROFITABLE GROCERY and meat
market, guarantee over $500 weekly, well
stocked and new fixtures $4,000. Box
409.L, Star 25'
RESTAURANT-Nearb Md; does $500
SO: good location: $1,000 cash will handle.
MA. 1914
GROCERY STORE PROPERTY, in colored
section sect Virgin nso. operated rate many years
possession about so days. Box 73-L- Star.
FOR RENT-,Food concession at CHEVY
Chase Ice Palace and Bowling Alley. For
full details. call National $685.
BAKERY-Hss delivery business: includ-
ing truck; nice fixtures: going business,
terms. To buy or sell any business, see us.
Southern Business Exch., ME. 754s. I'll
Woodward Bldg. RA. 439s.
LUNCH, BEER AND WINE, Wilson blvd,
Arlington; living quarters: rent. 81 %; re-
ceipts about $3.50 per week. can be dou-
bled with right party: Price. 5000.
Rogers Real Estate. 604 F st. NV. Ma
tional S137.
N H AVE GUEST HOUSE, mr.. Dupont
Circle-2l rooms, baths; elevator; beau
tIiul furniture property and good business;
$1,000 down, bal. like rent. Leta Lister.
AID 6623 or AID. 944o.
RELIABLE BUILDER. with many years of
experience, desires connection with land
owners for building operations. Box M,
Star. 25'
RCOMING HOUSE. rooms, some with
running water, :; baths, well furnished
receipts very good: rent, 500; price. 81.
500 half cash. Rogers Real Estate, 604
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STOP RUNNING UP AND DOWN STAIRS
to light your gas water heater. Let the
GAS-MIZER do il. Push button control
al each ot-Water tap Safe. convenient
inexpensive 10 buy and the most economical
way to heat wafer Write or phone 10, Tor
details GAS-MIZER AGENCY, E5l9 WI.
hL..d ArL.nn.n, Va Oxford lknM
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MATURE WOMAN WISHES POSITION AS
hostess in refined eating eSJaoiShment al
luncheon period. or as roOmlnG house man
srpr; walking distance Wilson Teachers
~olI,,o pbopa G. 13S-J
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same owner years: rent. SIS; income
quoted. Sl95: completely furn. and filled:
81 200: terms Mr. Armstronc. ME 4Sl3
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VALET SHOP. 1904 14th st. n.v-Ideal
| spot for tailor or shoemaker. cleaning
| laundry and shoe repalrlne
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PERSONAL.

lessons. BOX lNf-N, otdI
HOSTESS-SOCIAL, BRIDGE EXPERT.
Culturpd woman would like connection
club or exclusive hotel. Box 1l3-M, Star.
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MAN young, colored, wants work as jani-
tor, porter. houseman or store helper. Call
AT oI6S-J
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MAN. young. colored. wants work driving
delivery truck or in grocery store; exp,
ref AT 1895.
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r. a. JULIA l-WH EYE ST. MA t45I.
ROOMING HOUSE, rms: near 18th
and r. I ave. n.w.-This house Will make
YOU good living; low rent; 81 900 terms.
Won't last long. Mr. Armstrong, NE. 4sl3.
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MAN colored, married, as janitor. house
man. porter or part-tlme preSser; ex-
perlenced Hobart 1850.
MAN. colored. with lunch and all working
equipment. 30 years in building trade.
wants permanent work with real estate
contractor. in or out of town: best ref.
Phone MI. 4I4} or call at 1903 Que ST. W.
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CHAUFFEUR. butler. valet colored; best
references. Walter Mathews. 159 ST.
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Countryside School.
openins Fall Term Monday, Septsmber 6th.
NURSERY THROUGH 9Th GRADE
DAY AND BOARDING.
Individual attention and outdoor ,acllvl-
ties stressed, acres of HANDICAPPED play
ground hot luncheon and trans. proVlded
a4Ol Georgia ave, Silver Spring. SH
1874.
MEET FRIENDLY FOLKS
THROUGH FAY THOMPSON
N2ks' oi'' 'NN"'"' "a O oSs
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r. A. JULIA 1909 EYE ST. MA 145".
MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract; large
national organization wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum ~ LOO purchase new
or good used truck longtime contract
provided: pay all notes expenses; good
details on request: references. Box Tx.
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II YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for vacation, Just
give me telephone call You can get 500
and need repay only 81 SO per week. which
includes interest, the only charge. Other
amounts in proportion. Just call JACK
SESSIONS MlchlGan kn10.
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GAS STATION ATTENDANT. age -.
Willing worker. experienced. Phone Mich
iCan 3}Iq
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NAN, .,3 intelligent. neat personality,
3 yrs asst. mgr. in theaters. graduate high
school and Diesel school, operate comp
tometer and typewriter. desires position
with future, present offers none. Phone
TaNlnr SSok T 2 Murray
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Business OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATEssEN AND GROCERY. with liv-
Ing quarters; reas. for quick buyer. Box
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CHAMBERMAID. personal maid, white.
good seamstress: city ref. Box ism, Star.
CLERK-TYPIST exp, desires position;
small salary; dr.'s ONCE preferred. Phone
Pandnlph OoS1
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MAN, colored fair education. prefers eie-
vator operators position. will accept any;
day work only. Michigan 9s4l.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER wanted for
hotel. Rent on percentage basis Must be
thoroughly experienced and have notariaI
seal Good possibilities for income. Box
Dgu-M Star
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TEAROOM BUSINESS. on route I'll. 6s
mi from Wash, D c. After IL years Of
GOOD business owner wishes to retire. Will
sell to suitable party. Address P. o. Box
mi rbipptor
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CARPENTER RECONSTRUCTION FOREMAN
experienced all branches building construc-
ton; large Jobs preferred. Box 4SS-L, Star
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PAINTER and paper hanger. skilled. Many
years experience Desires permanent
ployment. Ira Kline, Emerson 1884. 4547
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MAN. colored. wishes work private or
boarding house in city or out; good cook,
clean, honest. sober NO. $3.50.
MAN. white. sober any kind Of work: city,
country; room board salary secondary.
Box 4S-M. Star.
MAN colored age 80 neat. wishes work
of any kind 80 years driving experience.
Call Decatur 15S3-W o5s
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BOOMING HOUSES-Guest house with
dining and 10 rooms. one Of the best in
city. near Dupont Circle, 50 200. terms
10 rooms, well furnished } baths. near
Dupont circle ~ 200 terms
IL rooms and board; well equipped Goth
neer wyoming avf- - Toe. terms
"A rooms in light Housekeeping apts {:
well equipped; refgs.: near 18th and n,
$3.50
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Troffic Killings,
Hit Highest Peck
In Cold Weather

More persons were killed in mo-
tor vehicle accidents on the streets
and highways of America in Deem
Der last year than any other month.
The Christmas holiday weekend
alone accounted for 1853 traffic
deaths. November, December, and
January annually account for more
human lives in traffic crashes than
any other three consecutive months.
although the amount of driving dur
ing that season in the country as a
whole IS less than any of the warmer
months.
This excessive motor vehicle
slaughter. which every year in
creases as the nights grow longer,
can, TO great extent, be reduced
if drivers and pedestrians realize the
traffic hazards peculiar to the sea-
son and observe reasonable precau-
tions in regard to Them" declares
Harold F. Hammond. well-known
traffic engineer of the National Con-
servation Bureau, accident proven
ton department of the Association
of Casualty and Surety Executives.
Pointing OUT that motor vehicle
fatalities per nrfe>Qf travel are three
times as numerous\during the night
as during the day, and that winter
nights are from three to four hours
longer than summer nights, Mr.
Hammond emphasized the need for
increased driver and pedestrian
alertness during the hours of dark
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Cold Weather Hazards

In addition to the hazard of long
er nights, however. unfavorable
weather conditions for driving and
for driver and pedestrian visibility
must also be expected during the
coming months. Mr.. Hammond con-
tinued. Fog. rain, sleet and snow
are contributing factors in one-fifth
of all fatal motor vehicle accidents.
Skidding is present in one out of
every three crashes. Drivers who
are inclined TO take chances might
well remember that about twice the
distance is required to halt a car on
packed snow as on a dry pavement,
and that this distance is again dou-
bled on glare ice.
To those persons who wish to
use all reasonable care to avoid
death or injury in motor vehicle
crashes during the coming season,
Mr. Hammond offers the following
helpful hints.
For drivers.
| Have brakes properly adjusted
and equalized in braking power at
all times
z. Use chains when driving on
packed snow or on ice.
3. Keep windshield wiper and de-
froster in good mechanical condition.
4. Drive slower on snow or ice
than you think necessary for abso-
lutte safety, ten miles an hour is fire.
quently the maximum safe speed on
icy pavements.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14

John Echo. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Blaze Echo left by auto Thursday
morning for Los Angeles where he
enrolled in the Aerial Industries
Technical Institute for SIX months
course as airplane craftsman
The members Of the Les HUT
club We're guests Of Mrs j. T. Brind-
ley Wednesday afternoon at bridge
dessert. AT the games which fol
lowed the serving. Mrs. Paul Siam
schror won high score prize and
Mrs. Sam Tefeau second high.
Those interested in photography
and the forming of a camera club
are asked 10 meet this evening at the
court house community room at
o'clock The meeting was formerly
planned for Friday evening but due
to Hi-Jinx the date was changed
The Hillbilly Pinochle club met
at the home Of Mrs. BAl~ Baenen
Thursday evening at which time
Mrs. Larmon Townsend won high
prize for the second consecutive
time Mrs Birdie Dutton received
the consolation prize. The hostess
served very tasty lunch at the con-
clusion of the games
The Ace High Pinochle club was
entertained last night by Mrs. For
rest De Rosia High score prize
was captured by Mrs Walter Kemp,
and also the travelling prize; second
high fell to Mrs Harry Hartle and
low to Mrs. Harold Miller. Mrs.
Jack Lillevig was presented with a
guest prize Dainty refreshments
were served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Call Ivan Rogers to doctor youl
sick radio. Phone 58-M II
Mrs. c. v. Manion and Mrs Ro-
sella MCGEE were kaliSpell visitors
Saturday
Just Arrived New gabardine
snow suits Cheff's. Il
Rev. and Mrs. r. W Orr arrived
Monday to spend the week visiting
with their son, Don and his family.
November marriage license
was issued TO Ernest G. Gilchrist and
Elsie Gertrude Lindsey both of
Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brad Phillips We're
Poison visitors Sunday. They hunted
chinks while there.
Miss Helen Robertson accompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. Dick De Voc of
Somers to Spokane last Friday and
spent the week end with them in
the city.
Mrs. James Hartigan left this city
last Saturday by train TO spend
some time visiting with friends in
Detroit and Minneapolis.
The Bridge Workers club was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe, the afternoon
being devoted to contract. Mrs.
Lionel Shaurette was winner of high
score honors.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
VULGARITY.

Many people of the finest intel
lect and culture are responsive to
vulgarity Their spiritual nature
seems to crave it, just as gour-
met might occasionally crave corned
beef and cabbage
In the biography of a man who
occupied an exalted position in
Washington and whose family was
distinguished for century, it was
revealed that he was at one time a
regular patron at burlesque shows
in the nations capital city.
One evening, at the conclusion of
a particularly bawdy number, he
laughed heartily and turning to his
companion, exclaimed, Il have al
ways been glad that am man of
low tastes
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Hold Joint Monthly Meeting.

The American Legion and the
Auxiliary held their regular monthly
joint dinner Thursday with Mrs.
julius Becarri and Mrs. Sam Var
tanian atting as hostesses. Immedi-
ately after the dinner group singing
was enjoyed The Auxiliary held
their business meeting with their
president Merle Hampton, pre-
siding.
The Legion held a short business
meeting after which they went to
Cedar Creek to decorate the hall
for the annual Armistice Day ball
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Many From State
To Attend Meet

Dr. ". ]. Butler, state veterina-
rian. said yesterday many Montana
boys and girls are to be represented
at the international livestock expo
sition al Chicago Nov. 80 to Dec. 7
DR.. Butler. on the board of direc-
tors Of the exposition. said the
younger people would make the trip
to attend the 18th annual All club
congress 10 be held in connection
with the exposition
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Convossing Boord
To Have Big Task

When the state canvassing board
meets Dec. 2 to make the official
survey of the general election vote,
il will face one of the most difficult
of tasks With an almost unpre-
cedented heavy vote in the states
history, the job of checking the
vote cast is expected to consume
much time. Members of the board
are the secretary of state, the state
treasurer, the state auditor and the
attorney general
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Recreation Room
Now Open to Public

Supervisor Harold Lutes stated
Tuesday that the WPA recreation
room in the old court house is now
open to the public every evening
from 7 until $50
Ping pong, checkers, pinhole
games and various others will be
available to those who wish to take
advantage of them.
Mr.. Lutes also said that the
Christmas toy program is about due
to start and asks the public to keep
this in mind, for old toys in abund-
ance will be needed
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14

S. Be always on the alert for pc
destrians. or children on sleds; re-
member that you may be powerless
to stop your car in short dis
lance
6. Avoid the need for sudden
stop. You may skid.
For pedestrians:
/. Dc not jaywalk Cross streets
only al designated crossing places
2. If walking on the highway,
walk toward the oncoming traffic
and keep as far to the side of the
road as possible A skidding car will
then be less liable to strike you,
or if you should slip you will be less
likely to slide into the path of an
approaching car.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Sheep Study Going
Aheod ExceIIentIy

Robert Cooney, state big game
manager, has reported the sheep
study conducted along the Koote-
mai river above Libby is proceeding
in an excellent manner The sheep
study. carried on by the state fish
and game department. is an effort
to assist in re-populating Montana S
mountains with the picturesque an
imals.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Deer. Elk Hunting
Better Than 1889

State Fish and Game Warden
James A. Weaver said yesterday
Montanas big game hunters are
faring better than they did last sea-
son. Weaver said elk and deer kills
were good, with deer kills in some
localities exceptionally good despite
snow less weather.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Union Thanksgiving Worship
Service.

The Libby Presbyterian and
Methodist churches will hold one
hour worship service at 10 o'clock
Thanksgiving morning in the Meth
odist church. Appropriate musical
numbers and an address will be
given You are welcome to wor-
ship in this special service.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Diphtheria Reported
in Montana Calves

DR.. w. j Butler. state veterina-
rian, has reported diphtheria con-
ditions in several calves in the state.
The veterinarian, who stated the
condition occasioned no cause for
alarm because of its infrequency,
said excellent results" have been
obtained in the use of sulfapyridine
as, a cure.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
Drivers Are Warned
Of Winter Motoring

Lou c. Boedecker. supervisor of
the Montana state highway patrol,
has asked Montana motorists to drive
with care in the face of impending
winter. Boedecker reminded driv-
ers that frost and snow are in a
large part the causative factors of
winter accidents.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
MiSsoula Man Named
To Soldiers Board

George Dillon of Missoula was
named last week by Governor Roy
E. Ayers to be board of managers
of the soldiers home at Columbia
Falls Dillon, who succeeds c. H.
Poppy of Columbia Falls, whose term
expires, will serve term ending
April ID, l943.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
A Difficult Task.

you have only yourself to
j please" said a married friend to
an old bachelor.
True replied he, but you can
not tell what difficult task find
! it, Joe Miller
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14

Business houses OF this city will
close Saturday from 1890 until 1:30
for the funeral of Leo S WEIGH.
M AffEERTa HAN Sl COMMITTEE
LIBBY COMMERCIAL CLUB.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-11-14
State Pardon Board
Approves Release

The Montana state board of par
dons last week approved the com
mutation of sentence of Eldon Cam
eron, 24year-old salesman who
pleaded guilty at Helena last April
to robbing the Canyon Greek post
office of S1925. Cameron was SEN
fenced to serve four years in prison
and on recommendation of Cover
nor Roy E. Ayers based on petition
submitted to him, the term was cut
to one year making Cameron eligi-
BILE for immediate release.
SO Beautiful Christmas Cards,
with your name imprinted on each,
ONLY S100, at this office. The big
gest bargain of the season. If