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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
FLATS ron SALE

CCLoREn -Hazictt. neaf Warren. 2-fat
SIS. newly decorated; fui nascmen'
2-car garage. So 600. $500 down Nun.ey,
esTs ColfoN. TYLER 6-a9el
COLOREn- KING. near Eesuhen. s-sN
III. hi. stok NJ. FUBNlTUfE mel Tor
oand s. 500. terms. HAMi,Ak. Tn .-Nhtf
A. s,farliy butkt 7Iea. s. SOC. terms
p RAMI.AR si7 , Klfhl rs 2-s't4
ecoLREp-- LEICESTER nr. Brush i-fam .
stucoo. rms ca So Qoo. or make oyer.
n HANiAR 5i3 ,, KIRBY TR 2-fStt
c6IoREn sFFci1RiZz~s.t sIdg mcdsrv
s.fsn- IS. only - sos 81 200 t0Vn,
c. " WHITE $3.50 Has,I7es rE l-oos
COLONEL -Co~co-i e-e furnace heat.
rSosuert canet. F. s. Sla. $500 down
Others Ffgro, t37l
COrnFFrl - immediate possession lAss
RusssH each $1,000 down. Appoint
nnent Horsrth afsA
Colon En-SMlTH. near John r.. Two.
family BRICK BargalH. eau Jones,
Cniurrhfa '0fU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
$500
INCOME BUNGALOWS FoR SAIL

BARGAiN-st. Jean. s543; SIS, modern:
new II. A. furnace, all oak finish, ex-
ira toilet in basement, large lot, 2-ear
garage; q real buy; only $500, 81 900
down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

EAST sIDF--singlcs incomes fats Now
is the tinie 10 sell Cash ~aiting call
p,ugrec l9SJ J. " CARNEY. i02S2
ChalmeTs, al outer Drive
HAVE BUYERS FOR Grand River.T furnhui
section call Knox. Temple 1921
HOMES OF all tyres Cash buyers wait
ms quick action.
HOMES and 7.naIs. IN n " section,
from oNnsrss Ralph l.. Toynton. i660a
Grams RIVER We S-i23a
HUNDREDS cuiorec clients waiting
giles 2-fsmDs apartments, farms, Cash.
TERMS Wright Tyler A.5e6t. e-si93.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AINEW OFFICE

10 ROOMS-Ciairmount and Woodward
section; rent $50 washer. Fngidaire
and radio, garage; $3.50 needed.
IL ROOMs-W. Euclid: income S240;
this is nice home; yours for $500
IL RooMs-waIking distance TO town;
lady retiring from business; see this
Monday; $500 down.
Is ROOMS-Rent, S62. 50. including 3
rooms for self: good transportation;
stoker. washer; into apartments and
sleeping, 81 300 down.
IL APTS.-2 TO 4 rooms each COM
pletely equipped. private bath; In
center OF hotels and apartments; can
handle for 81. 900 down.
20 RoOMS-Art Center, apartments and
sleeping. ; rooms for self; brick, a
nice home: $3.50 down.
Is ROOMS-West side, near Michigan
Central Depot; hot water heat. This
is buy at 81 900 down.
II RoOMs-Crosstown west transpor-
tation 20 any part OF city, $500 down.
PROPERTY BUYS
80 ROOMS-Lemay and f. Jefferson,
5 apartments. furnished. Always
rented; see this at once; $4,000 re-
quired on all.
Is ROOMs--w. Alexandrine. near Ham
ilton: garage. brick. same owner II
years: 81 900 down can buy; furnish
ings also.
Is ROOMS - Stoker. same owner 20
years; Frigidaires. inner springs, g.
car garage. everything for So 800
down.
IS RoOMS-Avery; brick stoker. cor
ner. washer vacuum. Scar garage
$4,000 required for everything; bal
ance like rent.
"a ROOMS - All apartments; income
$3.50. run by caretaker: very well
furnished. See this Monday. $4,000
down.
10 ROOMS-Brick. near Henry Ford
Hospital: has board and room: very
good income: steam-oil heat. furnish
ings and property for 50. 900 down.
IL ROOMS-Cladstone near Woodward.
Q rentals: washer, new furnace and
plumbing. cost $1,000 your BUY
Furnishings and property for $3.50
down.
KELLEY REAL ESTATE
47os WOODWARD TIE. 2-37oo
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
ALL BARGAINS

IS RMs.-Income $500 shows over $500
monthly profit. Real investment, 50, 600
~ RMs.-Near Olympia, all in apis; in.
come 1914, rent 800; nicely furnished.
50. 900 down.
10 RMs.--c rosstown; income 5000 rent
30 RMs.-Near Blvd. into Is apis. with
water; income s42l. rent SIS newly
decorated, well furnished. $1,000 down.
IS RMs.-rrumbull; rent SIS, income $3.50
besides your apt; newly decorated.
II RMs.~w. side; rent sa5. income $3.50
besides lovely rooms; Frigidaire,
10 RMs'-Brick. near Woodward; rent
$40, now vacant immediate possession ;
well furnished. $500 down.
10 RMs;mNesr Ord. River; rent stS in.
bath. Why pay. rent7 $3.50 down.
HOTELS
IS RMs.--All with water. several baths:
near Masonic Temple. income 81 $50
low expenses, shows large profits. $4,000
90 RMS. with water: near City Han; in
come $500: cheap rent. lease Bargain.
40 RMs.-With water: near Rouge Plant
income 500. rent si25; newly decorated.
81 500 down.
SMALL HoTEr-w. side; rent $50. in
come s375 besides 3 large rooms. Sick
ness forces sale. Only 81 600 down.
BOOMING HOUSE PROPERTIES
II rms Ord. Blvd: income $3.50
beautiful lawns Real buy. IS. 900 down.
COLORED-ls rms, near Woodward
beautifully furnished; income $500; all
In apis with water 81 900 down.
10 RMS. Highland Park: completely fur
nished: income Sl65. besides your apt.
Very nice 81 600 down.
IL RMS side; partly furnished; in
come si53; excellent condition. $1,000
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 70 TO
IMPERIAL CA. 1888
1880 wooDwARD-RooM 500
BOARDING House for sale-S3is week
income could be increased; selling on
account Of illness; $4,000, with 81 600
down. Shown by appointment. OIL. 6645.
| CASH for your class &C" bsr--Privste
party. Niagara 1882
/ DAIRY or machine shop. 3sxt6; reason
able rent. 1851 Mack. Key at 1855
Mack.
/ FOR sALE-New air conditioner of
burner. uncrated. equipped win all con-
| trpls; also fruit farm, acres, Farming
/ ton Township Will sacrifice either for
/ quick sale. Vermont 5-i0l3.
SIX apartments, income $500, weekly:
stobtr. Owner, Tyler 6-277S
TO BUY OR SELL BOOMING HOUSES
APARTnENTs AND HOTELS. CALL
IMPERIAL SALES
CA. 1888
WILL SILL YOUR BOOMING HOUSE.
APT OR HOTEL WITHIN IS HOURS
KELLEY REAL ESTATE
47os WOODWARD, al Forest MA. 273I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
LOW RATE
OR TG S

We make mortgages on apartment houses,
fats, residences and multiple store build
ings. IL you want such a mortgage, be
sure TO see us.
GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP.
tTPresiarut-
AS Griswold Street RIA. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

Your old home mortgage or land contract
on favorable terms: 5 to 20 years, low
rates: FLA or First Federal plan. First
Federal Savings and Loan Assn, ISL
Griswoid. at Lafayette. CHI. 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
INCOME BUNc. FOR sALE-Eksr
INCOME BUNc. FOR sALE-wEsr

OWNER LEAVING CITY
Exceptions 5-4 plan. all large rooms
with extra Murphy bed electric refrgers-
tor; tabletop stove; block from car
lines and yakman Blyd. Library. Bargain.
no. sels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS
SMITH-ORR co.

LUMBER, bldg. materials stin available.
u. s. Housewreckins. ie966 Dequindre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
LAND CONTRACTS
MORTGAGES
LOANS ON NEAL ESTATE

AT ihG Insurance Co. funds for good
mortgage loans; land contracts bought.
Ed. Henkel Co.. Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855.
HOME mortgages In Dearborn and vicinity;
no service charge. First Detroit Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1880
Michigan avenue. Dearborn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
Miss Shattu(k,
 Mrs. Junge Are
 Honored Guests

Complimentary to Miss, Virginia Shattuck and Mrs. Kenne tn Junge both of whom are planning to leave shortly for the south, a party was given last week at the home of Mrs E. J. Blake on Tenth and c streets. Mrs. H. M. Hollmann was co-hostess for the occasion.
 Sixteen guests were asked for dessert and an informal evening Cut prizes were won during the affair by Mrs. Evelyn Brown and Miss Louise Skinner.
 Miss Shattuck, who has be n spending the summer with her parents at their Glacier Highway home, will leave tomorrow enroute to Everett, Wash, where she IS Home Economies Supervisor in the Everett High School.
 Mrs. Junge plans to leave next week, accompanied by her two daughters, to spend the winter at Corvallis, visiting with MT. Junge's parents at Seattle, enroute- During her absence the Vance Blackwells will reside in the family home on Eleventh Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
KITTY FOYLE"
 IN 2-DAY RUN,
 LOCAL THEATRE

Kitty Foyle," the picture which won for Ginger Rogers the coveted Oscar, will come to the Capitol Theatre for a return engagement tonight and Thursday.
 The famous story written by Christopher Morley. and scripted for the screen by Dalton Trumbo, is about a Philadelphia working girl in love with a young man from the right side of the tracks. her ex- periences there and in New York, during and after this romance, ending with her decision as to where her happiness and welfare lie.
 Produced by David Hemstead Kitty Foyle" displays in every se- quence the craftsmanship of Sam Wood, director of Goodbye, MT Chips" and '"Our Town"
 The performance of Ginger Rog- CTS makes all her other perform ances look like rehearsals.
 Appearing with Miss Rogers in the picture are Dennis Morgan, James Craig, Eduardo Cianelli, Ernest Crossart, Gladys Cooper and Odette Myrtil.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
POWER IN SON OF FURY
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Spanning three continents and the seven seas, Son of Fury" the story of Benjamin Blake, is the fiery, action-packed story of a man who battles the world for his birthright. Starring Tyrone Power in the roar ing title role, the limitation Of Edison Marshall's best-seller Ben jamin Blake,' contains the adven- lures of ten lifetimes-replete with lusty fights, adventure and temp estuous romance under a South Sea Island moon. This feature opens tonight at the 20th Century.
 20th Century-Fox's able Produc- tion Chief, Daryl F. zanuck, went all out on the filming of Son of Fury A top-flight cast was as- sembled, including exotic Gene Tierney as the alluring native girl; villainous George Sanders who por- trays Tyrone's vindictive uncle; gorgeous Frances Farmer as Ty- rone's English sweetheart; and young Roddy McDowall as the youthful Benjamin Blake.
 Camera crews were dispatched to the South Seas to photograph authentic scenes, and an accurate replica of the old port of Bristol took shape on the studios back lot A complete torture ship of the early 1880's was built as Director John Cromwell put the cast through it's rigorous paces.
 I Also featured in the strong cast are John Carradine, Elsa Lanchester Harry Davenport, Kay Johnson and Dudley Digges. The cast is said tc turn in unusually fine perform ances, with credits spread evenly ' throughout.
 Son of Fury was adapted from the Edison Marshall novel by Philip Dunne. William Perlberg acted as associate producer on the film.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
ALASkACoAsTAL FLIES TO SITkA
 WITH 5 PERSONS

Flying to Sitka this morning with the Alaska Coastal Airlines were William s. Whyman and Malcolm Moe. Returning to Juneau were William Trombolz, William Mark CT, William H. Carlson, Charles De Ganahl, and Jack Hash.
 The following were passengers to Excursion Inlet: Vincent H. Brown, Paul R. Pugh, Peter E. Norbello, and Albert Mulden. On the return trip K. N. Klock and Wade Patten were passengers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
MAJOR HAYES
 GIVEN CROSS, JAP ATTACKS

HEADQUARTERS OF THE AL ASKA DEFENSE COMMAND, Aug. 18.-Major Frank Hayes, of the Eleventh Air Force, bomber pilot, has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and four other officers and a Flight Officer have received air medals.
 Sgt. Abraham Todras has received the Oak Leaf cluster. Major Hayes received the Dis tinguished Flying Cross for "cour- age and leadership displayed in keeping with the highest traditions of the Army Air Corps"
 The major, as pilot of medium bombers, has participated in num- erous attacks against the Japs in nearly year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
 G00DIE SALE SEPT. 4

A goodie sale has been planned for September 4, at Bert's Cash Grocery by members of the Girl Scout Council of Juneau an d Douglas.
 Mrs. Floyd Fagerson of Juneau whose telephone number is 32, and Mrs. Norman Rustad at Doug las 552, are in charge of arrange ments for the food. Contributions to the sale by anyone in either of the two channel towns who may be interested in the Girl Scout
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
Informal Musicale
 Given Last Evening

For those who were unable to sttend the musicale at the Cover nors House few weeks ago, an informal recital was given l a S { evening by Miss Sylvia Davis, tall ented daughter of MT. and Mrs Trevor Davis, at the family home on Sixth Street.
 Leaving tomorrow, Misses Sylvia and Shirley Davis will go to Cin- cinnati to enter the Conservatory of Music. This will be Sylvia's third year of study at the conservatory majoring in violin and symphony and radio work
 Shirley will enter the school for her first year. She plans to major in dramatic and radio work, with emphasis of study on piano and cello.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
IMPORTANT MEET OF TEnR. GUARDS
 FRIDAY EVENING

The Juneau Unit of the Terri torial Guards will meet at the Elks' Hall Friday evening at 8 o'clock. All members should make an effort to be present, especially those chos- en to shoot on the Labor Day rifle team.
 Important matters such as re- placement issues of ammunition, gas mask drill and rifle team instruction will be taken up. Guards who still have gas masks should return them at this meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
MussoIini Is Placed i On Island
BddogIio Is Taking No p Chances at Escape dt V German Hands

g BERN, Aug. 18-A Swiss tele- graphic agency dispatch from Chi asso, says fallen Premier Benitc Mussolini has been removed from Fort Breschia, near Rome, to Bon- ga Island, which the Fascists once sent their political prisoners.
 The dispatch supports an article in the Neu Zuercher zeitung which says Premier Badoglio took precau- tions to place Mussolini where he could not be reached by German motorized divisions and there is nc access to the island except by swimming
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
WLB RULES ASSURED OF
 COMPLIANCE
Administrator Issues Drastic New Policy
 on Labor

WASHINGTON, Aug. l8.-A new and drastic policy to force com pliance to War Labor Board de- cisions by unions and employers alike was placed in effect by the President today with the withdraw al of unions contractual rights and privileges and authorization for withholding priorities on war con- tracts from employers.
 It was the Administrations first move to penalize unions which ig- nore or disobey VILE decisions, al- though employers already have been acted against in some cases.
 The new policy puts teeth in both the upper and lower jaws a VILE spokesman said.
 Included in the punishment pro vided for unions is a prospective blow at the pocketbook, or at least at those unions having a checkoff system in the collection  of dues. They would be deprived of dues taken from a members pay envelope pending compliance to the VILE ruling. The money would then be turned over to them.
 The new policy is effective at once. It was put into effect under the Anti-Strike Law and the White House made it public In letter to Chairman William H. Davis of the VILE. An executive order was issued to Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson telling him to pro- ceed against recalcitrants as re- ported to him by the Board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
LABOR TO GET
 IN ON POSTWAR
 PEACE COMPASS
William Green Outlines 0bjeefives to Insure
 Best of Conditions

CHICAGO, Aug. IS. William Green, President of the American Federation of Labor, declares that organized labor is determined that the postwar peace conference shall not be transformed into sordid territorial grab bag"
 Outlining the postwar objectives, Green said America must be kept free to solve the problems of demo- cratic methods and must inaugurate a peacetime production plan to em- ploy people and insure themselves against want and improve the social security system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
Reception Sept. 19 10
 Honor War Mothers

Announcement was made today that September 19 has been set as the date for the reception spon- sored by the Juneau Woman's Club in honor of all war mothers of Gastineau Channel.
 The afternoon affair will be held at the Baranof Hotel and all moth CTS of sons or daughters in the service are extended an invitation to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 18.-Reports received here from Oslo say thou sands of Norwegian policemen are being inducted into the armed forces under a decree signed by the Pre- mier, apparently under direct ord- CTS from the German occupation authorities who are haunted by fears of an Allied invasion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
 DEPARTS FOR C0RD0vA

To assume duties at Cordova, Miss Elizabeth Evans. Public Health Nurse, left yesterday for the Vest ward by plane.
 Miss Evans has been with the Territorial Department of Health here since May 26. as Public Health Nurse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
InfaniiIe Paralysis
 Rages af Bremerion

BREMERTON, Wash, Aug. 18.- Combating a small outbreak of infantile paralysis, City H tn authorities of Kitsap County have closed all theatres. dance halls and churches and banned swimming in the lakes and also in Puget Sound hereabout until further notice.
 Fourteen cases have been reported with three deaths.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
STATEHOOD BILL REPORT SLATED
 FOR CHAMBER

The all-insportant report of the Legislative Committee on the pend- ing bill which would grant state hood for Alaska will take the spotlight tomorrow noon when members of the Chamber of Con- merce meet in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 The report has been prepared under the direction of Chairman Allen Shattuck, and several months have been spent in drawing up the report. All members are urged not to miss this meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18

OTTAWA, Aug. IS. n A Rome radio said large Allied invasion fleet has been sighted off Catania on the east coast of Sicily and invasion barges are laden with troops and tanks. The report was recorded by the Canadian Broad casting Company but not confirmed by Allied sources.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18

organization, will be gracefully ac- cepted. ss.s. sss g
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
TURIN UNDER NICHTATTA(k

LONDON, Aug. 18.-British four engined bombers made an attack on Turin Monday night and got what is officially called well concen- trated attack" which means many tons of explosives fell on the city although not with such paralyzing effect as the recent raids on Milan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
HERE FROM SEATTLE

E. w. Putnam, of Seattle, is a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18
SOUTHERN FRANCE
 BOMBED BY FORTS

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, Aug. 18. - The Allied striking power has hit in a new direction and large formation of Flying Fortresses raided southern France for the first time.
 Istress le Tube and Solon, north west of Marseille, were attacked.
 The raid involved roundtrip flight of at least 1000 miles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18

! LONDON, Aug. 18.--A Swiss radio broadcast said American Flying Fortresses raided the German city of Friedrichshafen at daylight yes terday and violent anti-aircraft fire was seen from the Swiss side of Lake Constance.
 The broadcast also said two Fort resses made forced landings in Switzerland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-18

MRS. BROWN AT BARANOF
 Mrs Chet Brown, of Anchorage, arrived yesterday and is at the Baranof.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23

Mrs Ed Olson returned to Libby
Saturday after spending a week
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. w.
c. Pellet at Duvall, Wash. The
Pellets are the proud parents of a
boy born recently
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
Christmas and December

@T7@SuASR<~@.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23

Mrs. Peggy Harris has resigned
her position with the Libby Hos
pital after being with the force
there for over I6 years. Mrs. Harris
will be missed by the community
and her many friends will wish her
success in the future.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
"Constont Nymph
Is Lively Love Story

Some years ago Margaret Ken
nedy wrote a book that instantly
became a sensational best-seller.
The book, entitled "The Constant
Nmyph," became a hit play on
Broadway and now has been made
into picture by Warner Bros. THE
Constant Nynph," based upon the
novel and play, will have its in
itial opening at the Kootenai thea
tire on Sunday and Monday, Dec.
rs and n.
Starred in the film are Charles
Boyer and Joan Fontaine, who won
the Academy Award for her fine
performance in Suspicion. An
outstanding supporting cast is head
ed by Alexis Smith, glamorous
young star of Gentleman Jim, =
Brenda Marshall, Charles Coburn,
Peter LORE, this time in sym
pathetic role, Dame May Witty
Jean Muir, who returns to the screen
after a lang absence, Montague
Love, Joyce Reynolds and Edward
Ciannelli.
The picture, directed by Edmund
Goulding, tells the tender Atory
of young girls love for a great
musician who learns too late that
she is the inspiration for all hi:
music.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
Each in His Own
w., BY
w q ss. Frances Grinaead

= VERY family has its own way
Il of celebrating Christmas. DC
- you have the tree on Christ.
mas eve or Christmas morning.
seems all wrong to me to take Oh
its gifts at any other time IMAM
the dark early morning OF christ.
mas itself. Yet have friend who
considers that Santa Claus can only
arrive in the candle-lit twilight, sc
that visions of sugar plums al.
ready seen, as we'll as those to be
found in the stockings at dawn,
may dance through the heads Oh
the young ones.
Among my Christmas memories
are years when our household coulo
not afford trimming tree, ano
there was no mantelpiece for hang.
ing stockings. Some people might
think that a combination to knock
merriment into a cooked hat! They
should have seen our excitement al
hanging a stocking from the back
of each chair, and the delighted
suueals when we discovered in the
morning that Santa had filled the
hosiery with appropriate gifts. II
they were cheap and the tinsel and
holly conspicuously lacking. only
the grown-ups knew it.
There was always box of DOM
inoes in somebody's stocking, since
my father liked to play. We usu-
ally spent Christmas morning in Q
family game, and | have just this
moment suspected it wasn't the
children who started i'll I've an
other friend whose father insists or
making popcorn balls Christmas
morning, and her mother must al
ways fry sausage. So, Merry
Christmas, each in your own way
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
RETIRING PRESIDENT HONORED

The Senior Women's Society Of
Christian Service was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. NJ d. Rowland
last Wednesday evening at their an
nual Christmas party. Eighteen
members and guests were present
Carols We're sung, the Christmas
story from Luke was read by Mrs.
Detjens, and number of interest
ing and amusing stories were told
of childhood Christmas memories.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
Good LAYER

A hen which is laying well in the
summer will have an abdomen soft
and full, the ''lay bones." or pin
bones far apart. A Gull. on the
contrary, will have a shriveled, vel
low vent and shriveled, hard alb
domen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23

Gifts were exchanged and refresh
ments served. Mrs. Rasmussen, who
is retiring after serving for three
years as president of the society
was presented with gift.
The society will not meet again
until January.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
nfiIIet

Millet may be either q hay or
grain crop. In either case IL is best
cut with a binder and tied in small
bundles. Ripe millet can then be
threshed and the seed ground for
cattle, sheep or hogs, or fed whole
to chickens.