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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11

USO'S War Fund Campaign,
which will be held between May
II and July 4 in a nationwide
drive to supply recreation, enter
tainment and comforts to Amer
ica's fighting men and the civilian
forces behind the lines.
Mobile units serve those who
cannot get to one of the 400-odd
USO clubhouses near army and
navy stations. i
Component agencies of USO
are the Young Mems Christian
Associations, the National Cath
Ole Community Service, the Sal
walton Army. the Young Women's
Christian Associations, the Jewish
Welfare Board and the National
Travellers Aid Association.
Wherever the Army and Navy
go--With their numbers growing
toward the 100000 mark-US0
goes. too.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11
Attend Charter Night

Libby Lions returning from the
Charter Night program at Kalis~
pell last Saturday report one of the
best times they ever had at sim
liar meeting. Those attending were
Lions Jack Swarens, Paul Church,
DR.. Roy Sherman and M. d. Row
land, and their wives. District Gov
ernor Bill Jameson was present to
present the charter and number
Of other prominent Lions of the
state were there. Marshall Muir
ray, former Libby resident had
charge of the Charter Night pro-
gram. The new Kalispell club starts
out with a membership OF forty-one.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11
More Hats Now
Rest in
Political RING

The following are additional can
didacies filed during the past week:
Fl. b. Wallace and A. r. Gibson,
justice of the peace for Libby town
ship, both on the democratic ticket.
Fl. P. Weydemeyer, county asses
sor, republican.
Carl Z. Bessey, county treasurer,
democrat.
Thomas .. Long, county attorney
democrat.
Ira c. Miller, county surveyor
democrat.
Harry j. Collinson, county COM
missioner, democrat.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11
Alice Oatman WEEDS

The Spokesman Review of the
9th carried an item telling of the
marriage Of Miss Alice Oatman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Oatman, of Spokane, former Libby
residents. The bridegroom was
George Low, Jr. The couple were
married at home wedding.
The bride is graduate Of the
Eastern Washington College OF Edu.
cation, Cheney, and has been teach
ing at Castle Rock Mr.. Low IS :
Well-knoWn musician and earned
his degree in music at the Eastman
School Of Music, University Of Ro.
chester. The couple will live II
| Corvallis. Ore.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11
Steel SHORTAGE
Hits Beer
Bottle Cops

Because Of the serious shortage Of
steel, WPB has limited the tonnages
of blackplate which can be used for
caps for beer and non-alcholic bev-
erages and banned its use after
August in caps for wine and dis
titled spirits.
Use Of tin for wine and distilled
spirits bottle caps also is prohibited
effective at once. Tin for beer and
soft drink caps previously had been
banned.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11
Wants $500
From County
For Soldiers
Funds Desired to
Provide Entertainment
For U. S. Fighting Men.
LARGE COMMITTEE TO
HANDLE DRIVE IN LIBBY

At their meeting Monday night.
the Libby Lions voted unanimously
to get behind the drive to raise
funds for the support of the United
Service Organizations (USO). The
USO is composed of a number OF
organizations that have united to
provide entertainment and certain
services for u. S. soldiers and SAIL
ors in their camps extending from
Iceland to Australia. The Lincoln
county quota is $500 and drive
will be put on to raise that amount
of money.
Jack Swarens has been asked to-
supervise the drive in this CONF
munity. His plans are to appoint
a committee to solicit everyone on,
one daytime 25-attempting to-
complete the drive with the one eff
fort. More details will be an
Inounced later. The reader is also re-
ferred to an interesting article III
another column telling of USO3
widespread activities.
New Officers Installed
ne newly eleCteu Objects Oh the
club were installed. They are: Jack
SWarens, president; r. W. Smith
berger, vice president, Harold
Gompf, secretary; Don Hargreaves,
tail tWister, r. W. Sargent, Lion
tanner, Jim Christie and L. T.
Brown, members of board of di-
rectors.
The club voted to send a delegate
to the annual district convention.
to be held this year at Edmonton,
Alta, on June Is, 10, 20. Jack
SWarens will 60 as the delegate and
will probably be accompanied by
| Lion Rowland.
In speaking of the installation of
new officers, Lion Swarens said, II
should like to express the thanks OF
the Lions to the outgoing president
Paddy did q marvellous job during
his term of office. He had diff
ficult situation to face and he did it
we'll. | have heard many of the
Lions express their appreciation OF
his hard work and know they wish
to thank him heartily
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11

home canning was not used in ac-
cordance with regulations, stamps
will be removed from War Ration
Books equivalent in weight to the
amount of sugar improperly used.
The above regulations were cop
led from regulations issued by the
Office Of Price Administration.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11
F. W. {. Head
To Speak At
Convention
Prominent People Will
Have Part in Women
Club Meet in Helena.
PATRIOTIC THEME WILL
FEATURE PROGRAM

Club women of Lincoln county
will be interested in the program
announcement of the convention to
be held this month in Helena.
KEYNOTE of biennial convention
of Montana Federation of Women's
Clubs to be held June 1920 IN
Helena will be Liberty and Law"
Mrs A. E. McLeish, of Fort Ben
ton, president of the state fedora
ton, announces. Mrs. John l..
Whitehurst, of Baltimore, Md, Gen.
eral Federation president, will make
an address on Women and World
at War Chief Justice Howard
Johnson will be keynote speaker
Convention programs center
around national defense and the
preservation of democracy with
many notable speakers of the state
taking part A national defense
forum will be among convention
highlights. Special music and SO
cial events will be added attrac-
tons. Helena Woman's Club cho-
rus, the federation all-state chorus
and artists from several Montana
communities will provide music for
convention programs.
Mrs. King Heads Committee
Helena and East Helena clubWom-
en- are hostess groups for biennial
with Mrs. c. E. Pew as general
chairman. Helena night banquet and
program will be on second day OF
convention. Biennial program COM
mittee consists Of Mrs. Dean King,
Kalispell, second vice president of
the state federation, Mrs. McLeish,
Fort Benton, state president, and
Mrs. A. j. Roberts, president of Hell
ena Woman's Club.
A Montana products luncheon
will be staged opening day of con-
vention with Mrs. II. L. Lorentz,
Butte. in charge as state chairman
of Montana products. Mrs. Minnie
r. Tennis, Butte, will be toastmis-
tress. On June 10Th there will be a
friendship luncheon, with Mrs. Dol
ly Dean Burgess, Helena, as toast
mistress and Mrs. Wallace Perham
Glendive, speaking on Mexico
Luncheon theme will be Goodwill
with our Southern Neighbor." Mrs
Perham, who is an honorary vice
president of General Federation, re-
turned recently from federation
tour into Mexico Also on the pro-
gram will be Mrs. John Cromer
Butte, junior department vice chair
man, speaking for the USO
Closing day of convention the
luncheon will be combined junior
club and w. r. A. affair with Mrs
J. Fl. Morrow, Moore, Mrs. Corner
Mrs. Fl. w. Peterson, Billings, anc
Mrs. S. l.. Kleve, Helena, in charge
Troy Woman to Be Installed
District presidents, elected at 1914
district biennials, will be installed
at the final session on Saturday
Mrs. j. B. Farris, Troy, will TAKE
office in district | Mrs. George
Harris, Thompson Falls, in distric
2; Mrs. G. G. Colwell, Moore, dis.
trict 3; Mrs. A. E. Griffith, Eas
Helena, district a; Mrs. S. E. Moen
Culbertson, district 5; Mrs. j. J
Trzcinski, Miles City, district 9
President for district will be elect
ed at Helena by delegates from tina
area. Mrs. Whitehurst will install
both district presidents and the stat
officers who are to be elected a
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Judge Coming

Judge Dean King will be in Lib
by Friday, the 18th, to hold a SEES
sion Of court.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
{Continued

no reasonable ofier refused, quick sale de-
sired. Owner drafted. 1900 5th st. ne
RADIOS, s5,95 up, reconditioned and guar.
Sales, 10l0 7th st. NV ME. 1895.
RANGE, L. 4 H. electric, in sood condi-
ton. Phone Spruce o222.
REFRIGERATOR, 43 GU. IT. almost new;
ranges, gas and elec. Wholesale prices.
duced to s6e;e5; Brand--new ie4l ,Kel-
ynater; ynna 2o regularly s4s75o' reduced to
'''~'oo LUX APPLIANCE CO..
Washington's LARGEST Refrigerator House,
Open Ewes. Til s: Mon. Thurs. Til Q.
REFRIGERATOR Apex, 6 cubic feet 500
Just like new: naval ofhcer transferred;
$3.50 cash. RA. 1899 after $40 pm.
REFRIGERATOR, electric. stewartWar-
ner. good condition equipped for opera
se en $50 eafs' aash cau Nj alter
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse electric,
all porcelain, recent model: excellent con-
dition: Sl25. AT. 40S9.
RuGsnWil s., party who bought green rug rug
co. 1870 at once? Important.
SAFES AND MONEY CHESTS-Assortmen
OF med ar and large safes also & money 6 chests 1n
1NA THE sAFEMAsTERs Co.
1904 Pa. Ave. NV National 1910.
SEWING MACHINES, portables, $40 up:
SINGER consol sea Up t5eadles S Sls ssa9 aP
SEWING MACHINES. used Singer trssdles;
Machine Co.. 1889 tn st. NV. NO. 5644
SEWING MACHINE, nice treadle. perfect
SIS; repairing. 3S12 Lee highway. CH
4914.
HoWcAsE-.Jewelers floor case. small
s7e wired for ASe snail na
RE. 1927.
SOFA with well-f1tting attr. slip cover;
2 Windsor chairs; very reas. Call Dl.
104S.
SOD FOR SALE GOOD, SO acres. Olney,
'Laytonsville ro., 20 mi TO Washington over
fine roads sl75 acre. Phone Fitzhugh.
Gaithersburg 14-F-l4
STUDIO COUCH, one year old, sleeping
accommodations for ,; $25. Call Taylor
ALI.
ToAsTER, 4-sliee Toastwell. for restsu-
Call RE. 9045 and ask for Al
TRACTOR. Farmall "A, practically new.
Hillside 0471-J.
tractor woodsaws. Falls Church 21ao.
TYPEWRITER, standard Underwood noise
less, like new. Phone CO: 1880.
VACUUM CLEANER, Eureka. with attach.
demonstrate: also WestinRhouse, Univ.
ROYAL, Silver Queen, G. E.'s IA. 9792.
3 BICYCLES. practically new. price right
Apply 1891 35th st. NV. End floor:
ENTIRE OFFICE EQUIPMENT, includina
desks. chairs. adding machine, safe. show
cases, wall cabinets, typewriter, lamps ano
shelving, etc. No agents. National 1880
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EARTH.

Earth for fill at War Depa rtment Build
ing. Arlington, Virginia. Any one within
4 miles of this building having property
Glebe 2600. Ext s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

A REAL OPPORTUNITY IN MT PLEAS
ant-This unusually fine 20-ft. house with
nine rooms C. bedrooms and two bathsl ;
2-car det. gar, and priced at only 81 750:
this is an excellent value. THOS. J
Conn.
BY OWNER, NEW BRICK HOUSE
bedrooms. ga baths, q shady grove. Tel.
FIR. 1886. 3139 M st. Sc. -
BEST SEC. MT PLEAsANT1VERY
conv., Engl. row brick, extra lge. / r., sun
rm., 3 bed, extra Law. in master bed. pan.
rec. rm.. gas heat; artistic gardens. Splen-
did cond and equip. Mr.. Ross. Ma.
SOLDIERS HOMES LARGE ROOMS,
bath. inclosed front porch, full basement
oil heat. S6,950; 10fo cash, bal. like rent.
URCIOLO REALTY CO ME 4941.
SO. S8.950-ARLINGToN, VA; VACANT, AT
tractive home, good location, h.-wh., hard
wood floors throughout. 2 bedrooms,
screened porch plenty of shade; bus serv-
ice to Wash. and Alex: convenient terms.
Call MR.. TOONE. CHI 0200, CHI. 1911.
WEsTMORELAND CIRCLE AND MASS.
ave, II Abingdon rd.-Detache three
bedrooms; lot 70x90; vacant. JOS. A.
HAYDEN. Agent. MA. 1912,
LESS THAN RENT-NEW 4-ROOM AND
bath house, 1890. kensington, Nd.
OWNER, WI. 779O.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED BY RELIABLE COUPLE, AS PER-
manent residents, furn, or unfunr. apt or
small house within ronh, villas. Villas elTs pr.
al7O. -
an to ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment for. mother and son, jewish North
west section. Box 3l3-T Star.
. sERvIcEMEN tsAILoRs) DESIRE
and bath in northwest locality ME. 45Os.
NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES a-BEDRooM
apt; well @ turn NV. section good transp'
RELIABLE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE
duration: top rent. SO. viii buy fqTni- fur.
TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT
hood, within 20 minutes walk Of Com.
couple Box &ao.T Star Star" 8.
ROOM FURN. APT, FOR YOUNG GEN
tile empl couple: Arl or Alex; Ale IS $50 OF $50;
sns S's so2S & RE svss SO" and Fs Suns s44 "
GROOM APT, OR LARGE STUDIO
si5s siRiaf ~ i Dis Distr's' reasonable. ' Evss
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD OFFICIAL
Desires l or . bedroom furnished apt.
NUS MUST 0f BE in WE'LL Eli P5se PRNtsuRp R9n s159n
AIRY ROOMS; desire lease; price not
main consideration. Phone RE 1900,
tSt 49l !, 10 noon.
Two EMPL, WOMEN. DESIRE 2 ROOMS,
/ kitchen and bath. unfurnished: Northwest
section. Write Box 271-T, Star
! COUPLE WOULD LIKE TO suBLET OR
shsre hs ,5Sd fn1nished apartment until Oct. IS.
ONE ROOM, PRIVATE BATH. FURNISHED.
near Capitol or in Anacostia Box 322-T,
Star. or phone MI. 2115.
ARMY LIEUT., WIFE, WANT, SMALL
/ Cd tYrnflt trv1fS had liant
| /: rent or lease. Box 321T, Star. So
RELIABLE COUPLE WISH TO LEASE 3
| bedroom apt. furnished; prefer large build
Ing; pay up to $3.50 monthly. Box 222-T.
/ BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM KITCHEN
ana bath. unfurnished. by Sept, /. Box
ADg.TsmEgR A. g5i, FUR OR R- gNrUR. BASEMENT
or mats preferred by Aug 10 GE. $3.50.
FURN. APT. FOR OCCUPANCY BY ARMY
oflcer and wife; or rms, only / bed
noon rentns from
lngs lease for ! yr. DE. 0s00. Ext. sl4
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, UNFURN. >
nedrm NV. apt by perm. Govt. empl.; To-
cal refs furn. North OS5O after $50.
UNFURN. APT WITH 3 OR BEDRMS;
must be reasonable and in good condition.
Phone DE. 3l6S.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANT SMALL
furnished apartment; will consider buying
| furniture. Franklin 40l6. %
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL DESIRES q
bedroom unfurnished apt. in Northwest,
about S100 Glebe O793.
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM. KIT. AND
bath; Sc. or ne. sections. Call LU. ! 704.
QUIET GENTLE COUPLE WANTS UNF.
apt. by September 1st: large liv room
with sood light. kitchen, bath: GEORGETOWN
or NV. section preferred: limit. SO ME.
3477, Apt. 7O6
RESPECTABLE COUPLE WISHES SMALL,
apartment: references. Phone Cain, Co
lumbia Qs76. T'
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
furnished apt, 2 rms, kit. and bath for
l, 2 or months beginning Aug. 18th.
Call CHI. 1000. Ext. 753 after $50 pm.
QUIET. YOUNG COUPLE WISHES RMS,
kit. and bath. furnished or unfurn.. for
duration: S75 maximum. Phone GIL O454
Evening star., 1942-08-06

DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in
in rinss any ny fa other j.seiry % and pay pawn tiekets
purchased Highest prices paid. New York
JeWelry Co. 727 18th st. nv
Evening star., 1942-08-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Boarding homes for Jewish
children in D. c. or nearby areas Please
phone Georgia 1895 or write Jewish Social
Service Agency 1131 Spring I'd. NV.
YOUNG MAN, Navy Dept, wants Prot.
home for self and sons, 8 and 10 years,
AUGUST l6 Box 4SS-S. Star
ROOM AND BOARD in private home de-
sired at once for working mother; also care
of child Box 327-T, Star s"
Evening star., 1942-08-06
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.
HOUSES RENT, CHICAGO.

GOING TO CHICAGO? FOR RENT. LOVE-
ly suburban brick home in Beverly Hills,
30 minutes from downtown Chicago loop.
. large bedrooms and dressing room.
Modern kitchen, pine -paneled recreation
room, ample closet space. gas heat. For
full information call Ordway 1853 on
Friday between 9 M and pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

SUBURBAN ROOMS.
HYATrSvIILE-Front room. cross-ventiIa-
tion, twin beds: 20-min. transportation:
ARLINGTON-Double: near bus to Army,
Navy Buildings, private family; girls pre-
ferred; laundry privileges. CHI. O296. =
WANTED two refined gentlemen: large
double room. next to bath; quiet, wooded
SO2S. 6'
TWO, light housekeeping rooms utilities
ncluded inc .1 empsyed sgas couple preferred; loc
ARLINGTON, walking distance to new war
and Navy Bldgs.-FTont room for gentle
man; private home. Phone Oxford 09s7
ARLINGTON VA.-Attractively furnished
rH rooms so7s q reasonable prices. Telephone
ARLINdToN-cool. quiet bedroom. Govt.
20 Phon. ose. e a ref
HynTrsydL id,o,r
trance sr. wt from 1..s large porch 5oo5 42nd
1914 SOUTH WASHINGTON ST. Horse
shoe Hill Inn, Falls Church. Va.-Rooms,
double and single. Phone 1913.
242O WILSON BLVD, Arl., va.-Large
furn. rm;. ! or gentlemen; mr.. bus.
sele.. Ss dble. Glebe 615s.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, front double bedrm :.
WA. 0976.
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
IN miles south of new War Dept, on
cool rooms; special weekly rates. Ivy
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Is-FooT ALL-BRIcK ROW HOUSE, 3
blocks from Navy Yard; priced at oniy
81 $50: $500 cash, bal, ike rent; tAIS
would make a fine investment or home
Call MA Ann5
Evening star., 1942-08-06

saPAMiyIY ,sap NV sT TAAIs 3
,sesen S" E.sss5n ss5Snfi Hiss seses ass
'0f au''. AbELBERf % Lee
3211 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1000
BRICK BUNGALLoWs?.
yesl They are in D. G.; of New Hampshir.
or or oil. air econditioned. lots lso It. deep. s.
tS ses gnnishef HfS dydsd s4es ad into
Wo 4a4a Per "Ga.f wEa4fER aaf 10 m0Ts D Il s4s
CLEVELAND PARK-s-BEpRooM 3.
bath property on large wooded
1io5s' ?wsfr hfI II DEVkLopMrrr S1E CO..
ll's After aa'h p pM FM Shone wo q sa7t. t4d4'
months old. conditioned heat with
wood doors throughout, tile t bath nsn% and
shower near schools, stores and di-
5sS fsaRsoso NG to
hot-water heat with modern gas fur:
porch, electric refrigerator and % sarase:
osgs@rSGs:s sss1sss ss5s'l|Sa s:sHRaooM, rwo-sArH
venient TO downtown; beautiful view
over Rock Greek, Park; always cool
AND and 9ear pU1shss .se sras
the best buy in this popular area"
$14. 150-CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Just west
OF Conn. ave. in the country club dis
tr!ct; six f1ne rooms and two baths,
detached English brick construction. on
beautiful wooded lot: side porch, auto
matte heat, slate roof, within short
and high school s~
... 1908 sHAgE0S / Asgf! ~ + lucHs sx' So; ss.s.
RAPID TRANSIT.
nsrahsm st; (by 14th st.)-Detached. 4
rooms. baths, maids room, sleeninS
porch: oil heat; elec, refg.; gear sarsse.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. LO-
Gated in one of the best sections OF Snso
Park and priced to sell on easy terms; For
Evening star., 1942-08-06

RAPID TRANSIT.
Ingraham st. (by 14th st.)-Detach.d n
rooms. baths, maids room, sleepins
porch; oil heat; elec. refg; gear rarass
MA. l04O or WO. s7T5.
Continued on Next Pasal
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serutce, dduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
MT. RAINIER, 4204 29th ST-3Ka rooms.
unfurn, and bath: private entrance.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
oPEN--e2o5 14th ST. NV NICELY
furnished rms. b.; auto. ht.; mod. kitch-
en- gar; good neighborhood; refs; gen.
tiles adults. S175. GE. 1888 or 017a.
ATTRACTIvELY FURN. HOUSE, BED
rooms; Chevy Chase area. Phone Wis
consin 1875 or Oliver 295S.
7-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE, COMPLETE
~ furnished. on car line: 35 min. to down
town: S125 mo. Stop 81 Macarthur blvd,
Md. Wisconsin O659 after p.m.
OWNER, LEAVING CITY. WILL LEASE TO
responsible party desirable detached home.
containing 7 rms, bedrooms, screened
sleeping porch, breakfast porch. electric
refrigerator, auto. heat, large yard. garage.
Nicely furnished; S175. No small children.
Apply Box BITS Star.
CUTE BRICK BUNGALOW. 5 RMS, BATH
garage. porch, gas auto. heat; on 1-acre
lot: miles D. c. line; S75 mo. RA. 5000
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. MODERN
brick home: six rms, including lge. .recr
rm.; nicely furnished: 2-car garage; adults:
S125. DUNN 81 CO., 1898 Rhode Island
ave Mt Rainier Hyatts OO4S
Evening star., 1942-08-06

3so6 18th ST NE-LESS THAN YR.
old; detached stone; rms. baths; ga :
rage; auto. heat, nice lot; will sell furnl-
ture Low price for quick sale. RA. $780,
Evening star., 1942-08-06

CLEANING pressing and tailoring store Tor
sale very reasonable for quick buyer also
buying and selling exchange EQUIPPED
and some stock: established over 80 years:
opposite Government PrlnanR once near
Post Once and Union Station. Apply. at
33 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

4-BEDROOM HOUSE AND a ACRE IN
KenSington, $3.50 Frame house in fne
condition. large. light rms, h.-w.h. with
oil or coal Modern kitchen eduipmsrt
"a block TO downtown bus. r. P, RIPLEY,
SH 1889 Evening, OIL 11OS.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

BRICK, ONE YR. OLD; RMS. BATH.
Md. out Ga. ave. $3.50; terms. GE
! o0SS, RA 500
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! Detached brick, rms, > baths, porch, at
I tic, auto. heat well-shrubbed yard ga
| rage; Sl4,T50 RA $500, GE. Abs.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Rollingwood section OF Chevy Chase. Nd;
det brick. three bedrooms and bath secoho
noor. large rec room, ESQ oi! neat,
SI2 500 home in 100000 environment
THOS. l. PHILLIPS Wo. 1000. until
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TAILOR SHOP and laundry agency. estab-
ished business: low rental, Ions lease;
downtown location: big Government trade;
;tar 1os
Evening star., 1942-08-06

RADIO SERVICE-Factory authorized
service on r. c. A., Philco and Zenith;
r. C. A., Phlco radio tubes delivered and
installed at no extra charge. Call ME.
T157, Gordons Radio Shop-
DEPENDABLE RADIO SERVICE - Tubes
c425 Minnesota ave. sc. LU. 5676. 12'
Evening star., 1942-08-06

GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
Highes. cash prices paid. Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell, 91S r st..
NV Rm. 3Ol National O2S4.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26

the southern Pacific, laughingly
denied Jap reports that he had
been killed. DO you know what
Mark Twain said in somewhat
similar circumstances
8. Who are Daladier and Blum
now being tried at Rom, France,
on charges Of having contributed
TO French defeat?
Answers ON Back Page
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Down The Drives With The BowIers

464 4B4 20
High single--N. Cone, 1876.
High three-B. Eagan, $50.
High game Lourspeakers, 538.
High teanl-LoslrspeakeHs, l542,
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WAR QUIZ

Does this insignia on an army
lie uniform indicate the rank OF
the wearer or the branch OF serv-
ice to which he belongs? II the
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As 436 49,
High single-Roberts, 127.
High three-RobertS, $40.
High game-Chase, $40.
High team-Chase, 1873.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26

latter, do you
K n o W what
branch 1t Is?
2. Adm ! raj
r h o m q s 9.
Hart, recently
In command Of
naval SllipS In
Evening star., 1942-03-01

ON THE MOVE. My wife an me has
decided to 60 on livin' together. Not that
we was havin' any trouble. Fact is, ever
thing was goin' smooth an congenial.
Until we decide to up an ns0re.
Now, there's an old sayin' that three
moves is equal to fire. An guess you
could add that two moves is equal to a
divorce. But the reason know me an
the missus amt goin' to separate is
that we got our movin' an 6ghtin' all
done for while. We are practically on
speakin' terms again.
When you get all your stuff out on the
sidewalk near the van, you can see the
neighbors peekin' out of their windows an
nudgin' each other, sayin', How on earth
do them Borens keep house with that little
dab of broken-down JUNK"
1t don't look like it would fill an Indian
wigwam an you are wonderin' why you
didn't just borrow a wheelbarrow from
somebody an trundle it over to the other
house after dark But, brother, just try
sortin' it out.
Twill pass the part about the cardboard
carton packed the dishes in, except to
remark that the bottom was loose.
won't even go into detail about
how the contents of the medicine
chest got packed with my hammer
an pliers an monkey wrench.
Tho v,,;ee,,c b,e I;v,od cholvoo crv,,hl>od
stacked, shifted, stewed an fretted. The
kids is still fghtin' over closet space.
But this evenin' we II went to the
movies to forget our troubles. We did right
well, too. till the newsreel showed how
easy the army could move 10000 men
an all their equipment overnight!