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so down terms. improvements. Cad
lilac 1883.
DEARBORN HIGHLANDS = Beautiful
home sites; $3.50 and up. pE. 1865.
East Detroit -5Oxl 30 Foot Lot. 1913
Cash or Terms FLA Approved
Near Parochial Schools and Church
1895 Gratiot HENzE co. PR 00iO
EUREKA RID. and Jim Daly. ! mile west
~ Telegraph Rd.: fOx2O0 lots $50
BAsKE. 1925 ". 6-MILE RID. VI. $3.50.
FFRNDALE-50 xl32 FILA approved nesr
s. Jeans school, Church. Owner Royal
OAK $50
GREENFIELD-4o r.. mr.. Kssler 1913.
Greenfield Rd.. 40 o., mr.. Kendall. S3T5,
La Sale Blvd, 81 "A IT.. mr.. La Belle, $3.50.
OWNER TWINBRook LILO
HARcoURT NEAR Jefferson, 5Oxl50-
Wonderful location. owner sacrificing
terms. Lenox 1898.
HEYDEN-4O n. lots, $500 paved street,
So 500 restrictions. We. $4,000.
KELLEY ROAD south OF Nine Nile
60xliO; $500 terms. Arlington 45s4.
LINCOLN PARK tWinches;er Emmons
Boulevardl--3 FILA approved 40xi07
owner, Atlantic 0ss3.
REUTER- Frat lot southeast Of fireman
i5X120; owner. Dawson 1881.
y ACRE lots; sewer wates4 gas. walks
IN Royal Oak. near Woodward. only
$3.50. Judson Bradvay Co. RIA. 300
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ATTENTION. CASH BUYERS
ALL NEW FURNITURE

MUST SELL FROM UNCLAIMED STOCK
a-pc dinettes. Sii. innerspring is2-con
mattress. So. rugs. values 20 $50. now
S25. ucc chairs 81 g5. end tables soc
3-wsy studio touches. SIS. living room
suites f2-pc y. tapestries velour. etc
SIS some better bedroom suites (3-pc }.
bed. vanity. chest beautiful wal. y7e
lamps. table. hndge, etc, sec up. - de-
coRNELI~s7ss WOODWARD
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CHALMERS (Mack) bedrooms: good
condition. $500 down. Smith. Southheldl
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petoskev North of Fenkell

s-rDom brick ; pedrms good condition.
stfn heat new roof St5 PER month pays
your principal interest. taxes and inEur
snce ONLY s.. 100 $500 down, ~ int.
Call UN 2-2Ts2
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ENCH nc !
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Houses for Sale
west of WoodUard)

BLAINE lISWOoD- six-room frame. ga
raEr. beauttfuliy ia1dscApsG. fenced Cas-
crnaire painted walls Wonderful bargain.
w. pFaud HQlAELI- -----a-
LARGE s-fedroorn- bungaiow. like new
Nrellace garage schools transportation
bargain. s. 400. Hogsrth Sss7. lli0J
hcnaffer.
MONICA (nesr joy road ? story 6-rOom
ConuIai side duNe garage nice yard
IS $40. $3.50 daNn. SIS month. Hogarth
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Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

BAKERY 81 900 business per week
reason. other business, 1854 East Can
heid Temple ii70S.
BEAUTY SHoP-compietel equipped. Low
UvVgntSJ ESss0hanle- fnirurcTars szir-
Tyler 5-5l5i.
.BEArTY SHOP r Estsblished clientele
wonderful busIht So Snat down pa
ment. oregon 0S20.
CONFECTIONERY GROCERY John p
coiored-white doing good business. rea
sonsble Tyler 4-2537
EST ABLISHED grocery ana meat market
Good steady volume splendid corner
location. Real proposition % responsible
party Telephone Vinewood 29s4S
FOR SALE Established route. motor oil.
kerosene, fuel OIL, truck included. J5Jo
Holcomb
FOR sALE-in small town. automobile
sales and service good opportunity for
right party. Inquire Box ~ sandusky
Michigan.
GAS STATION pumps 25. 600 month. ex
Cellent location. downtown Detroit. sur
rounded by theaters. Cadillac 6Sf7 between
5 and II a. m.
.GRoCERY-wEsT WARREN Beer. win,
license Business approximately - OoC
per month. WILL TRADE fer single o.
two-aat IN good residential neighborhooc
TEMPLE LOOSE Tyler 5-o722.
GROCERIES and meats beer and wine
license good business. living quarters
upstairs. viii sacrifice. 1903 West Warren
GROCERY MEATS. confectionery doinE
nice business excellent location. mus
sacrifice. Vinewood l-6sJa.
GRoC ERY Meat Nsrket-chesp, forced e
sell illness 1904 Grand River.
GROCERIES, BEER-GoOd location, nice
/ neighoorhood. Illness forces sale. Trinity
t2-Sf6T.
GROCERY. MEAT MARKET Seiung. q
settle estate. Resi sacrifice. Madison
0610
REST AURANT. Deer license good bust
ness must sell other interests. bargain
FOR cash ee44 Grand River
POOL room and five bowling alleys 10
Gated pinconuing. Mich. doing goo'
business reason for selling other interest
Box 1s5. pinconninE Michigan W. Bef
kuWski
POOL ROOM Sfoo down: good location
1912 Fenkeu stcnue
TAVERN License good condition reason
able Telephone Arlington 1889 ate
y N
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MARGARET. 1S9

Near John r., nix rooms 3 bedrooms fuil
basement. So $50 $500 down. Thos. Nc
Hugh. CA. o34e
MAXWELL, 5s2s-7-room. 2-car garage
excellent condition. sacrifice Ivanhos
2337, mornings.
OHIO l6l7i--6-room 2 car garage re-
decorated. owners sacrificing appoint
ment University i-4l51
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WE ARE ovERsTocKED

Better Buy Now Prices sisshed 70 ths
hone on an our merchandise Easy terms
No finance On Ask about our sick and
unemployment plan.
.sR1rior CROWN mcaIesr
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~ outstanding att-rewl Tz-pTece living
room group, includes 2-pc, living room
suite, 9x12 rug 2 throws. 3 lamps, 2
tables. smoker, sac, terms. WARDS Outlet,
7434 Harper. 1910 Harper.
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Real Estate 10 Exchongc
Little Farms for Sale

HOWELL 1873 acres good land sell or
trade. owner. Atlantic 1905.
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sxf2 Rr-u new 81 Bensan Furnitnrs,
I 1874 woodward Ave Optn evenings
4 Few sarrler fufy xlarariaaA IT 90
Washington 1888 Orsiiot. opsn svsrinys.
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A NEW 3-pe. bedroom suite. poster bed.
roomy chest and dresser. walnut or maple
finish; sac. S24s Mitcheii's. 5000 Grstiot.
NEW 4.pc. bedroom, was 500. now SIS.
BERNEY. 53i7 MACK
a RECLAIMED living room suite. ST.
studio Sc dinette, $40: dining room.
$50. Bernsy 6S47 Mack.
A SPECIAL on our WARD. DE LUXE. all
new. 3-room outfit. includes 2-pc living
room, 9x12 rug. lamps, tables. 5.pc d.
nette. 3-pc. bedroom chair and lamps.
Complete SOS, terms WARDS Outlet
|T43t Harper 1910 Harper.
A 2-PIECE living room set, reclaimed, SIS.
Benson Furniture, 1924 Woodward
Evenings.
A 5-PC solid oak dinetie, extension table
uphol. seats. sold for St5. used. $40.
Mitchells, 5000 Grstiot avenue.
3-PC. Stainless tubular brk set. s1s
@ RERSEY. sS4l MACK
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HOLLY Michigan: 90 acres; 1,000-ft.
beautiful lakeshore beautiful grove
------ r4--..a 2 l2lz4 --
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p EUREKA RID. and Jim Daiy. ] mile west
~ Telegraph Rd. 4Ox2OO lots $50
IBAEKF is22S " emile RID. VI. B-24tO.
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IN co PR oolC
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Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS Any East Side property. cash,
terms Burd. Ivanhoe 53tO.
HOUSE. FLAT inside West Grand boule
yard Give cash and term prlct.
CHARLES SIMON. LAFAYETTE o7o0
PROPERTY TO SELL TO RELIABLE.
COLoRED. CASH OR TERMS. TIE. 1880.
READY CASH BUYERS Houses fats.
apartments (cooredl. Temple 1-00Se
Tyler 5-0722.
COIORED buyers waiting CASH IN
HAND Any section. singles. Eats,
apartments Pembroke. Temple i27eo
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Income Bungalows for Sale

HOME tTefferson) II Income G-f. excellent
condition basement $500 down. Vine.
wood 1901
IROQUois near Grsuo' Frame income
So asa $500 down Blavdon Fifzruy
ft7l
VICINITY Gratiot-M Marcus So rooms.
brick, modern 81 500 500 down Hurry
Piazza s022.
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LIVING ROOM suites, beautiful selection,
under $50; don't pay the long price;
buy direct from distributor. ROGERS CO.,
26i6 East Grand boulevard. at viaduct.
LIVING ROOM suite French, thand-
carved, tables. mirror, lamps. 2558
West Grand Boulevard.
LIVING RIM. suites, 100 above cost, save
4oos. Van Lokern. 14547 Charlevoix---
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ELLSWORTH Wy DINING -5-room hot ar.
good condition; 50 $50. terms. Plaza
800
FRENCH ROAD. 5607-5 ROM bungalow ;
basement. and single home IN rear, all
for SO 900. SIPS down. So monthly
owner. Drexel iiso.
LANCASTER. ls6s-5-room brick. S37 50
month Mikel can NJ. 1906.
LILLfBRIDGE. 1927 (Mack.Wsrrenl u
room steam. excellent condtioh. owner
Ivanh0e 062l
NEAR Plymouth factory broom vacant
81 500. Si5o down. Apply ssof NJ Elliott
NEW HOUSE 50 500. rooms and bath.
Plumbing. electric in Ready for plaster
With 4o-foot lot. only $500 down, So
month sFE IT TODAY
IRWIN KfGHT & HINES INC.
1f054 Gratiot Pineree 5fis
CONSULT tt7c ENLARGED RAJ Estate listing
N the big Sunday Times Want 40
scctioni
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WEBB. Mr.. HAMILTON

Attractive Dutch colonial modernized; 4
bedrooms Gas. heat. - s5e Appoint
ment Agnes Webster Townsend sieSs
pENROD. p3iO-s-room brick Colonial: 2
car garage side q I'VE Humidined heat
50 ESQ easy terms iir Brand no $500
3 RMS. hath. eArage 81 500 equity $3.50.
balance Si2 mo. Consider some cash and
trade mr. school and car Tine VIM. =
Kerske. 1900 Ford I'D OR. 2sT3
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etfAN REAL ESTATE CORNER St}fAN
&e9@aX FOR RENT FOR SALE aaESaA
Board and Room

BOULEVARD, East Grand. 2115-Front
alvin beds good meals. Olive $3.50
GRAND RIvER-JOY- 5i55 south Martin
dale. comfortable home. family meals.
reasonable gentleman.
JoANN. 1851 (nesr GratioD- Comfort
able room; excellent meals, home privi-
leges. telephone.
MILITARY, 1909 Fort Baker carline) T.
gentlemen: twin beds; excellent meals
privileges. Telephone.
PINGREE. 270i--Amercan home, twin
beds laundry, home privileges. Tyler
4-OT72
COLORED-Room and board for single
gentleman. $40 Kenilworth, Madison 0iss.
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Vacant Lots for Sale

DEARBORN TOWNSHIP Large lots. $500
so down. terms. improvements Cad
lilac 1888
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Share Lung Quarters

CROSSE PofNTE FARMS - Beautifully
furnished. new. bedroom home Res.
sonsbls Tuxedo 2-6sfT
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Business Property for Sale

MICHIGAN. 1900 store including three
flats. vacant. owner sacrificing Plaza
5536
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Flats for SAFE

BENITEkU-Vernor section. attractive .
rooms each double garage. $50 down
Only 50 TO Bartlett. LenoX $3.50
CADILLAC FOREST DISTRICT
rooms up ard 3 ro0f1s DOWN D0r' NJ ~
MS because u IL IA very good rensir nice
yard. 2-car gsraEe occupied ~ owner
available IS DAYS priced very low income
surprising let me tell you about D..
Murray 1928
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Hotels
IMPERIAL HOTEL


BEEcHDALE. lO02s plymouth road
~ ,s,rlalE.ss $50 Large employed collls
breakfast optional Dawson z253
RIRWoop near Grand River desirable
room adult family. private home ex.
cellent transportation
BOULEVARD EAST GRAND 2aS2 tnesr
Dodge'sJ- Single. Z: double, So Away
-teF ss-ff-- eshtftF
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MONTE VISTA AVENUE

CT fNpALt GARDENS
s nm brick s bedrms. $500 down; bal
~ assnshls terms CAL w a-fhot
HANSAN REAL ESTATE t.%CH- NC
MORROW CIRCLE tnesr E.psrl room
brick double brick garage owner, North
lawn fyH2
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LEAVING CITY Sacrificing complete ave
rooms ~ furniture 1899 crsenlaW n
Open between II and 4 = clock
The guardian., 1941-08-02

Hello folks J.. hope that salutation
makes you feel right at home. . Since
your Uncle Paul has taken up vaca-
tioning on Cape Cod, yours truly will
take over for this week. 5000 hold
your hats and it will be over real soon
very short. . With summer here
and folks all basking and bathing in
Cape Gods sunshine and fine old water,
things (the social life) around Boston
has rather slowed down to a slow sim
mer-and these last few days have
really been simmering. However
last Thursday a large portion of
Boston's socialites left these swelter-
ing heat waves to partake of that
smooth moonlight sail on the SIS. Steel
Pier that was sponsored by St. Marks
and st. Bartholomew churches. E.
Yours truly was unable to be there but
from constant reports, it was truly
wonderful. :. Friday evening another
mark for fine dances was chalked up
by that popular Esquire Club and
real tribute was paid to that fine little
band leader and pianist, the royalty
of Swing, Count Basic. :. In spite of
the heat waves that seemed constantly
to hang over and around Boston, the
Roseland State Ballroom was crowded
to its limit with Basic fans of all races
and creeds. e. The Count really has
way of packing them in and the
Esquire Club is to be congratulated on
the manner in which they continually
present these swing conscious folks
with the "tops" in mellow swing
music. =. The Count played all those
fine numbers such as "WiggIe Woogie," !"
"Moten SWING, Jumping the Bean,
and one number that was particularly
fine-"Georgia On My Mind" . In
all these selections the Counts excep-
tionally fine rhythm sections stood out
and made it very plain why it is called
"the finest in the history of modern
music" The rhythm section is
made of Joe Jones at the drums, Fred
die Green on guitar, Walter Page on
bass and the Count himself at the
piano. A few of those present were
Drina Stewart, Geneva, Cora Perry,
Gloria Green, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rickson, Robert Lane, Richard Bran
ker, Lippman Brothers, Jackie Rhone
and loads of others. The club pro-
misses another dance in the very near
future, see you there. Well, folks,
guess that's all for now.-See you
later.
The guardian., 1941-08-02

Cape having loads of fun being guests
of many two popular folk we hope
that good weather will be their good
fortune thus making their fun and rest
days perfect Mildred Davenport
who is always well informed in all cir
cles has for the past few weeks been
attending air raid classes under the
direction of Natalie HAYS Hammond,
noted socialite of Boston +. the charm
ing Mildred will most likely be an air
raid warden or something so if you
boys and girls want to get hepped in
that direction see Mildred I'll take
Park Street Subway :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Bennett of Harold Street are
certainly having a lot of enjoyment
out of their new beautiful baby son,
Robert bouncing boy, he just
smiles all over himself when you talk
to him :. folks are still talking about
the beautiful picture in last weeks
GUARDIAN of Maude Trotter Stew
ard and her grand neice, Virginia Rose.
and grand nephew, Richard Rose, it
was perfect likeness B. F. Holmes
has just finished a two weeks vaca-
tion which he enjoyed very much . g..
B. F. didn't travel south this year Just
took it easy in and about the Hub
Herbert Clark is doing a nice job as
court officer in the Roxbury district
court so we have been informed by one
in the know another job scoop
coming up, good appointment in an
office where no colored man has been
placed thus far in Mass. follow us
e. see you around LIB.
The guardian., 1941-08-02
Many Cities in America
Have Interesting Names

For more than IL years John A,
Christmann of Mount Pulaski, ILL.,,
made study of various city-name
stampings and grouped them under
many interesting and surprising
headings. He has, altogether, more
than 900 of these American post
marks, arranged in groups repre-
senting some 60 subjects, besides q
lot of odd unclassified names such
as Rollingstone, Mimi, Crowheart
Wyo., Widenmouth, W. Va, Busy.
head, Okla, and hummer, KY.
An example of how he has
grouped what he terms, Language
of postmarks" is the following:
The Three Graces.
Faith, Ark. Charity, KY.
Hope, Kan. 9
independence Day.
independence, Mo. Hundred, w. Va.
Day, Mo. Seventy Six, KY.
Seventeen, Ohio.
The First Census.
Adam, W. Va. Eve, KY.
Hymn.
Onward, Ind. Soldier, Kan.
Christian, w. Va.
A Perfect Day.
Dawn, Ohio. Shutdown, N. Y.
Sunrise, Wyo. Twilight, S. D.
Daylight, Tenn. Midnight, Miss.
Evening Shade, Ark
COlOrS.
White, S. D. Auburn, III.
Black, Ala. Gray, Iowa.
Blue, Okla. Verm ilion, Ohio.
Green, Kan. Pink, w. Va.
Brown, w. Va.
The guardian., 1941-08-02
WESTERN
SHOW
g
By VIC YARDMAN
ASSOCIATED Newspapers.)
WNU Service,
T 2 ETH DUNCAN learned that

T 2 ETH DUNCAN learned that
~ Flint Norton and his outfit
i Y were, on the very day of
Marianna's arrival sched-
uled to be in town. Norton's cow
boys, Keith learned, were to end a
3O-mile drive of cattle on that day
at the freight yards, and would I'M
doubtedly spend the night cele-
brating.
That meant trouble. o Norton's
Single T crew and the Bar x outfit
had been at swords points for more
than year. Trouble over water
rights. And usually when they
met in town there was a fight.
1t was partly because of this and
partly because Keith wanted to well
come Mariana in true western
fashion that he rode into town on
the evening of Marianna's arrival,
surrounded by six of his best riders,
men who were equally handy with
siX-shooters. But as he stood on the
tiny station platform and watched
the westbound draw near, Keith
frowned to himself as thoughts of
Mariana fitted through his mind.
Mariana had always ridiculed his
letters, letters in which he told of
rustler wars, six-gun fights, lynch
ing parties and what not. She had
never taken him seriously.
"Too much like the days of the
last frontier she'd written him.
twenty-five years ago we eastern
ers might have swallowed that sort
of stuff, Keith dear. But not in
The guardian., 1941-08-02
LET'S COS SIP
WITH
LOUIS B. RANSOM
LOUIS B. RANSOM

my friends, it's little more than just
that -. if Mayor Tobin had not con-
tinually kept the interest of his col
ored friends at heart, Atty Louden
would not have received the appoint
ment or any other worthy colored At
torney -. John Louden, a smart law
yer, is rather young for such an ap-
pointment and lot of pressure was
brought in that direction but if
you remember correctly John Louden
was the only attorney on the Tobin
The guardian., 1941-08-02
MASSACRE DAY BILL
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

In the YearO Nine Hundred and ThiryTwo
and the Heroic Deaths of Cspu Attuck Samuel Maverick
James Caldwell, Samuel Gray and Patrick Carr.
House of Representatives General
assembled and by the authority of the fonows
amended by inserting
hundred ftyhree of the
of the the following secion-
observance March fifth the the Boston Massacre
Attucs American of African Samuel
Rave James CALDWELL Samuel Gray and Patrick Carr met heroic deaths
the first in the of American independence
The guardian., 1941-08-02
JOIN THE
Washington Social
Letter Club

MAKE NEW FRENDS-GET LOTS
OF LETTERS
Write OF once for Information
Box 6435
WASHINGTON. D. c.
The guardian., 1941-08-02


been allotted a more gentle steed by
her brother, saddled up and headed
directly for the Single T.
these days. So don't try to frighten
me, brother. I'm coming out to visit
you anyhow"
Mariana was the only passenger
to alight from the west-bound. For
an instant she stood on the pull
mans steps and surveyed the group
Of six serious-faced punchers who
surrounded her brother.
'Whoopee," she cried, rushing
into Keith's arms. Darling, this
is real western welcome. Cow
boys here to meet me with guns,
chaps, ten-gallon hats and every
thing. Do we ride out to the ranch
in an old-fashioned stage-coach, or
am I scheduled to ride astride a
bucking bronco?"
Keith grinned in spite of himself.
If he had entertained thoughts of
trying to impress Mariana with the
fact that these men we're armed for
a purpose, he promptly dismissed
the thought. Followed by the cow
boys he led the way to the big
ranch touring car. He laughed at
her expression of disappointment at
not being conveyed in at least
blackboard, grasped the wheel and
wheeled the big car into the main
street.
Mariana promptly forgot her dis
appointment at sight Of the truly
story-book looking buildings. False
fronted saloons and everything.
They had, in fact, come to a stop
before the very door of a saloon to
allow the passage of a slow-moving
wagon. Laughing and jostling men
were moving in and out of the
swinging doors. One of them
stopped to stare at the car. And
Mariana, all innocent, shouted a
"whoopee, cowboy" in gay fashion.
Keith groaned. The man was
Flint Norton himself, and he was
already within two PAGES of the car.
"Hello, grille. That's terrible
company you're with" He leered
drunkenly, and Mariana, assum-
ing that it was all part of the show
being staged by her brother, smiled
into his face and winked broadly.
Norton reached out hand, grasp
ing her arm. Instantly one of the
cowboys who had piled into the big
cars tonneau, was out and had
grasped Norton by the shoulder,
whirling him about. The Single T
owner turned with a snarl, one hand
darting to his hip. There was sud-
denly a roar of six-guns. Norton
staggered back, one hand clutching
the arm of the other, from which the
gun had dropped.
Mariana clapped her hands in
glee. "Bravol" she shouted gaily.
The car leaped ahead at a terrific
pace. Behind them could be heard
angry shouts, a fusillade of shots.
Keith tried to explain that the fight
was in all seriousness, the result of
her own actions-and was laughed
at.
Mariana liked the ranch from the
first. She was up at daybreak the
morning after her arrival and per
suaded one of the hands to saddle
her mount. He complied almost too
readily. Mariana climbed aboard
and five seconds later found herself
The guardian., 1941-08-02
JAN. SCOOP AND THANKS,
MAYOR TOBIN

We gave you a direct scoop in re-
CARDS to Mayor Tobin appointing Atty
John Louden, Asst Corporation Coun-
Gil it took six months for this
scoop to materialize but Mayor Tobin
had a little job on his hands trying to
make this appointment of course
one may think that the Mayor just
will go right ahead making appoint
ments by the stroke of his pen, but,
The guardian., 1941-08-02
To Let

six room apartment, steam heat,
Janltor service. Must be seen to be
3aPP2IFecGIated: a Rent reasonable. Apply
T. Z. Hawkins, Real Estate, Ken. 9375.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-22
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

LIVINGSTON - The Rev. Clarence
Field Mccall Of Roundup has accepted
the paStorate of Holbrook Congrega-
tional church here. beginning June
It was announced.
STANDARDIZATION load and speed
restrictions for the northern and west
ern Montana highways were ordered by
the state highway commission, effee-
tive Feb. 10.
BUTTE-John Sullivan, son OF Mrs.
Kate Sullivan, a graduate Of the
School of Mines with the class of 1884
is now In South America with the
United States army engineering corps.
BUTTE-Three members Of a Butte
family Of eight joined the army. They
are the three Holland boys. They are
Daniel r. Holland, 80, Thomas P. Hol-
land, "a, and Maurice A. Holland Jr.,
~.
DIILON-Stanley Dharl, 10, and
Frank J. Tracy, 10, both members Of
the CCC camp at Birch creek, were
sentenced TO is days each in the county
jail by Louis Stahl, justice Of the
peace, on charges Of malicious destruc-
ton Of camp property.
HEIEVA-AGrs. Maggie Smith Hath
away, who served three terms as rep
resentative in the Montana house OF
representatives, has been notified that
her name viii appear in the forthcom-
ing important publication of women
Of Distinction Of America" with that
Of MIS-. Eleanor Roosevelt, Dorothy
and other distinguished
women In every field Of endeavor.