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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
LAKE, RIVER PROP. ron SALE

Anchor RAY BEACH Groom cot
tage. lot j0N2Dn sand beach
81 $50 terms ca 900 TU. 2-647s.
ST CLAIR RIVER 80 II lot $685.
bargain ca. 1900. Tu. 2-o47s
CLINTON RIVER 50x3e0 high ana
dry ideal domestic Sg95. terms.
ca 1000 tt 2-647p
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Greenwich " WARREN
81 700 Nsnn DnNNN

OUTFIT t9if idHurtaPtu, OWL a Pfw-
line. Dearborn
GREENvIEW " WARREN
SO 500. $500 DOWN
buys this attractive one-hedroom
home III water ht basement 80
II lOi paved Move IN a once
BRUTON REALTY co VI 67230
JUSTINE 1851 Ready 70 move IN
new bedroom face-hrick home
Fun basement Lot iOxiO7 price
IS. 400 81 600 down Edward Cuk-
rowski. Inc. 1886 HolorOok. TR
Z-1os@
LANSING, il2l -j-room cottage. hot
air heat, 3-csr garage composition
siding 81 500 down Proulx. 1870
w Vernon LA s7si
LIvERNofs -MAJEsTIC-s.rm. MOD.
ern 2car gag vacant ready 20
move IN ~ 600 an ProuN. 1910
" Vernon Ia 67si
WILLIS. ea2- frame. Mus, sell INN
* liv> rm d nm . kitcn.. FIRST n
a * bedrms. 2d A. suitable T room
house Reaume a Silloway RI 6f6i
$500 To $500 DoWN
- 500 TO So ESQ
ALL AROUND THE TOWN.
? and bdrms. brick and frame
modern homes
Yonka Ave e ~ SMILE. solid brick
Helen Ave. dining room
Currier Ave WIN take trade
Minerva Ave. Paved street
Dover Ave Large lot
Dearborn with stove and rcfur
Won't last Ions Move ught iu
HOuSEMAN .SpfTZlkY CORP
Oh 1916
T.ROOM One-han brick large tqrd
ann three. garage Pol Con
necticuf' AZ Oakland. TO ba7f3t
COLORED Immediate POSSESSES Jon
2l1S Burnside . and bath hfrd-
Voon floors painted walls steam
heat excellent condition side drive
Move IN $500 81 600 Nm Town
send 5-p3ss " - MORRISON
COLORED-t3 rooms brick. stokcr
heat 2-car garage. Al condition
Melbourne near Woodward Income
$3.50 monthly. $40 goo terms TY.
$3.50. Poole Real Estate.
COLORED DAWSON Orieans' 4 rms
stm ht. - 500. 81 300 IN TO 5-osi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE

STUDENT inV0sfigation and iden,i-
hcation part time with experienced
individual or bureau CAL between
- and 3. CAdillac n237
YOUNG man. T. wishes work ex-
perienced In painting ana pressing.
Trinity t-Oq74
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Furnished Rooms for Rent

BOSTON BLVD section large double
room also single stall and tuh
shower TR. 2-s702
CLIFTON. 1925 >Warren-L ivernois
suitable two. reasonable, eNcelient
transportation Tyler o-l9i2
HATHON. 7e6s Harper near Pack
ards refined girls excellent trans
porta'ion Tyler i-65is
IROQUoIs. 1881 tGrstiop Comfort
ahie room Two girls good trans
portauon Ivsnhos 1855
KENpALL 1903 Furnished room,
working couple snare hitcheh'
block from warren ana Dearborn BUS.
Gear 596a
MYERS tENKELL distinct. l5o9h
Monte vista Lovely room showeti
telephone privileges
PORTER. 2si2 sleeping room. suit
able 2S Excellent transportation.
Lafayette 1903 after D
SAWYER. 1000 --Sou;hned- Warren;
attractive room; suitable 'wo. rea-
sonahle Cedar 1905
THREE Room apartment private
bath. 'front.' entrance men only
6i7l Majestic across from Lincoln
Motors
WEEKLY RATES S6 single. SO dou-
HE Continental Hotel. $50 Sproat,
between Park and Cass Clifiord 1873.
COLORED Sleeping room with
board Sl3 week Basement rooms
with cooking privileges Mlddle-aged
gentlemen preferred Townsend
a-q565
COLORED RESPECTABLE sober neat
working man ~ share dormitorN
also room. Private locker, Trinity
2-5O3g
COLORED Arndt- Eliery Attractive
room Working couple or gentle
men Day shift tizroN 6asl after I.
COLORED Private furnished room.
Young. single man. Can after s.
Pandofph Ull7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

COWAN RID. M. Wayne Rd.-7-rm.
fanch house modern. chicken
house AGAR, hot air heat, orchard,
3ls acres. >l3. 900. terms. Proulx.
1910 w Vernon la. $751;.
OPPOSITE Lincoln PARK HIGH school
q bedfms ale features $500
IN ready for occupancy, model
npen cor Lafayette 4 Rose l.
savage Broker At sl4i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE cottage Oh stove heat
So 900 cash or terms can before
100 or after 100 Niagara 1898
BEAUTIFUL 5-room modern brick
corner lot. handicapped 60Oi Apo.
line Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
HOTELS

MELRosE HOTEL s. Fast Garfield
Every room has shower Transi-
ents. 81 50 double
HOTEL WASHINGTON, 2t30 Cas-
Convenient. pleasant rooms. ~
dam and up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

GROOM furnished apartment. be-
tween and Mile Roads East.
Write Box R-47si. Detroit Times 81.
COUPLE middle-aged defense work,
efs wishes three rooms furnished:
permanent. east side must be clean
and modern lNanhoe $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
HOUSES FOR RENT

CABLE ST. l373S-2 bedrooms face
brick modern fun basement rent
$50 monthly Holbrook Bldg. Corp
1886 Holhrook TR 2-56S2
WAYNE. M1CHlGAN--New 2-bedr..
fun base homes ready 10 move IN.
$50 mo BEGiINGER We. 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
PERSONALS

4 LIQUOR habit stopped At home.
Arnold 246i Nat Blk. b RA 1854.
GALL kLENz Recommended ~
users Gsilsf0nes Liver, Gall
Bladder Ca. Stomach TOpn-
send 7-l7f0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
yerlooking Edison Lake

sON275-Sewer. water. gas walks.
SsT5. near IS Mile and Woodward.
Judson Bradway Co. RA. 9I0O
COLORED women war workers after
the war what A layon Protect
Yourself and family by raising your
own food $50 gives deed Address
Box r 2595. Detroit Times De-
trot 81
COLORED - Little chicken farms.
west side Bargains ans Beau
bien Columbia 1910
COIORED Chicken farms. $50 40
Inquire az Rev ". Lewis sac
Belmont. TO 5-S76g
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PLYMOUTH ROAD

ROUGE PARK DISTRICT
Beautiful brick duplex singles ! and
bcdrms 800 moves YOU In. CAL
lnhn QnInlan. CherrN lsll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
RENTALS WANTED

$50 REWARD Apartment or 4
rooms furnished OF unfurnlsned .
excellent references adults. Fhone
Cherry 5000 Room 2ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

MoENART. ls634-5-room single. full
basement one year old, $3.50.
81. 200 down. $50 monthly, including
taxes Joseph kaczmarek. 1886 Hol-
brook. TR. 2-56s2
CoLoRED-W. Grand Blvd. : rms
furnace heat 3 garage top condi-
ton linn. poss'n. Sc 400. terms
HAMLAR. 5i3 r. Kirby. TR. 2-s5i4.
CoLoRED-CHoPE-Gd River. s-rm.
brk.. H. A. hi garage, 50, $50.
terms Immediate possession r.
SLOBIN. TR. l-036s TY. 7@l13.
COLoRED BARGAINs,l Houses,
Hats apartments Northeast and
east sections IVANHoE 2Os7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-wEsT

CHALFONTE, 77i0 Near Livetnois
lovely 5-room frame house nice
neighborhood. close 20 schools. bus
lines So 300, terms. VI l-sJOH days,
evening and sunday Or 1880
CHEYENNE-GRAND RIVER SEC.
6.rm All brick home 3 nice bedrms
lst II Law. garage. steam coal neat
block 80 Monnief school No 600,
- DOO On UN l-A3uu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOM

GRAND BOULEVARD Dexter Fur
-nished two-r0om apartment. ey-
reiie'. transportation TYLER 633a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

CASH kN Y EKS
CRIGER. REALTOR-R. o. 1853
CASH FOR single Home n. W sec,
E0unuce lS2OO Plymouth. We. 5-l3oO
COME TO A SPECIALIST
II YOU own real estate and want 10
sell n, come TO a leading firm that
can give sou the counsel and services
or a SPECIALIST
The men M sur Sales Apt. Com
mercal and Industrial Depis. are
specialists in their respective fields
Put tt1rSr sprrfdtrvtE- 10 work m Your
property The best costs no more
Why not get itf
HOMER WARREN \ co
Dime Bldg CA o32l
EAST SIDE Singles. incomes. flats.
Now rs the time 10 sell Cash walt
ing Can Ping 1858.
J W CARNEY l0232 Chalmers
F. SiDE--Cssh buyers waiting; per
sonal atten' Alverson TW l-7o2o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
/ MFffNIHfIf''ftbf'1'
CA. 1888
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

% ROOM rooming house, apartment
IN hAsement. Iur cAieiAket- TUXEDO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

DEARBORN. WEST

We Sold over -Four Million Dollars
MnLih M HING. L-Aal NeaL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

DEARBORN, WEST
LODGE HANE-6-rm p V. colonial;
2-car gar gas heat storm sHSu and
screens. lavatory lst iioor tile bath
and kitchen
o a LEDWIDGE DEarborn 1868
DEARBORN
5000 DOwN-MOVE RIGHT IN
Attractive new 6-rn. singles
3 bedrooms tile kitchen and
Can John + Quinlan. Cherry 1921.
FAIRFIELD rms. n. A. heal
school. store, DsR. Terms. UN.
l-l25O.
.GREENNlEW e0ll
At 10y Ri W Of Souihheld Rd
WAR WORKER
Lovely and modern neW brick
homes on paved street terms open
daily 2 10 8. Wietersen Rearor
CA 1851
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
: Mile-Livernois section Pennington
Drive Faced brick English type;
beautifully landscaped; 3-bedrOom
home being redecofated now Scar
garage. fenced in back yard auto
matte heat reduced prgce and
terms Can NincWood isJ0b before
s Dearborn 1880 evening and sur
Meyers Rd., nr. Puritan
Lovely 5.rm brick duplex csrpetsd
living rm gas air cons car
i Pun price c only : So 500, '6iN i,5oo
Finer M G ark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
FLATS FOR SALE
PINGREE, 1411

Vacant. Sd. nice large rooms, al
ways kept in good condition. auto
matte heat compare this with
others. reasonable monthly payments.
Apderson Trinity 2-26l3. agent.
CONORED 23RD-Lafayette: 2-fam.,
, pm Turn. 81. ut. -. 500. 81 900 dn,
HAMLAR. 3l3 r.. Kirby TR. 2-so4f
cOLoRED SPECIALS. FERRY. be
tween Hastings. Rivard flats. is
rooms bear brick garage. 50 800,
- o0e down BELMONT, near John
r fnur-family. 3 each. separate fur
naces. garages SIl ZOO $4,000
down BRIGGS. Townsend s-07l6.
cOLORED-- Chene, 17l0-ii, brk. 2
stores rms '5-rm. home IN rear
J. PARKER TIE. 1883. TW. 2-2fi5
COLORED-,o solvay, 54f So, modern
incoms bedrooms each full
basement new furnace garage. only
50 500 Terms
FLsEA REALTY 4 INVEST co
S2lT FORT W 400
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
T roy News

Mrs. c. M. Bennett of Libby, Is |
visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Tony Joy.
Mrs. Budd Nelson is visiting
friends in Troy.
Mrs. Ed Gilchrist returned to her
home after spending vacation IN
Spokane.
Miss Elizabeth Bingham has
moved into one of the McNeill cab
ms Mrs. Huffey has moved into en-
adjoining cabin. This makes three
of the teachers who call these cabins
their home as Mrs. K Lyons also
resides in one Of them. They arc
modern, neat and compact and tho
teachers seem to enjoy the facilities
thus provided.
Miss Emily Mattill who has been
visiting at the home Of her brother,
Chas. Mattill, left last Saturday fer
Portland Ore. She was accompan-
| led by Mr.. Mattill as far as Spokane.
Ralph Alberts left the first Of
the week for Great Falls.
Mrs. Jennie Baggs had as lunch
con guests her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. John Baggs, Libby, and Nj.
and Mrs. Harry Ford, recently.
Miss Catherine GosWieler is viz
ting her sister in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lrury are
among those who have moved t
Fisher River for the winter months
They will make occasional trips t,
Troy
| Mrs. George Strom and Mrs ]
i B. Farris went to 1Kalispell on Fri
day to do shopping and have denta
; work done.
Mrs. William Siefert has returned
to her home in Poison after visi
with her daughter, Mrs. James Lind
say. Mrs. Lindsay is much improves
, after her recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Hubbard an
little daughter, Louise, went out t
. Bull river to visit Mrs. Hubbard
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder. TIE
, were accompanied by Mr.. and Mr.
. A. M. Hubbard
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hollingswort
who have been with their son-in-la'
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
/, Doyle, since last July have. returnc
! to their home in Ashland, Cali
!. While Mr.. Hollingsworth was bel
he helped build the Doyle's nc
( Bungalow.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02

S/Sgt. Byron Pitcher is now sta
toned at Columbia, S. c.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02

S/cgt. Robert Adamson has trans
ferred to Sheppard Field, Tex,
where he is taking pilots training.
Sergeant Adamson turned down
chance to take two months resi-
at a Spokane station to take up TINS
training.
Pvt Theodore V. Arthur, now on
duty with Uncle Sans armed forces
AT Fort Lawton, Wash, has been
awarded the Good Conduct Medal,
It was announced by Colonel John
H. Hood, Post commander. The GOOD
Conduct Medal is awarded for one
wear of honorable and faithful serv-
ice with character excellent.
Pvt. Arthur is the brother OF
Robert c. Arthur Of Eureka, Mont.
An Eighth Air Force Fighter Sta
ton. England.-Technical Sgt
Coleman G.. Fitzpatrick. son OF j. X
Kilpatrick, of Libby, is one OF the
war bond purchasers who helped his
PSI Mustang station reach rec
ord breaking total of Sill, 900 in the
Eighth Air Force Victory Squad
ron bond drive. surprising all 9th
er groups in the Eighth Fighter
Command.
Aiming at an original quota o.
$4,000, he and his fellow soldiers
more than doubled that figure in
five-Week about bond drive. The
money will 60 towards the pur-
chase of Victory Squadron OF air
planes, bought entirely by person
mel of the Eighth Air Force.
T/Sgt. Fitzpatrick, an airplan'
crew chief, has been stationed il
England for Is months.
Sgt. Aldus F. Mackey writes TO
a change of address to Fort Sill
Okla. Sgt. Mackey says he enjoy
reading about the home folks.
Pvt. Charles E. Finch has beel
moved from Camp Robinson, Ark
to Camp Chaffee, Ark.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs, Gleason Pitcher was admit
ted as surgical patient Oct. 20.
John Taylor of Troy was sur
gical patient last Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Carleton was admit
ted as medical patient last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Hugh Tibbetts was a surgi-
cal patient Tuesday
Mrs. Title Helmar, Troy, was ad-
mitted as medical patient Tuesday
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
Eureka News

E. F. Vinsen and family of Big /
fork are in the Dierman cabins
while Mr.. Vinsen works in the trees
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis and
Faye Ruth spent Thursday in Ma
ion with the Russell Green family.
Miss Helen Vlasak spent the week
end with her father in Kalispell-
Mr.. Vlasak had the misfortune to
get several ribs broken, broken
collarbone, and many cuts und
bruises when his speeder collided
with an automobile on crossing
between Kila and Kalispell.
Mrs. Anna Vlasak and Evelyn left
Tuesday evening for Kalispell to
see Mr.. Vlasak
Mrs Henry Leonard received
word last week from her sister, Ber
tina, now living in Wisconsin, that
/ they had lost their son, Henry, age
IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter had lost two
other children several years ago and
now have but one child left-a
son Of seventeen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Osmond of Mis-
soula were in town the first Of the
week on business and renewing old
acquaintance.
Mrs. Louis Klenck of Libby vas
a guest of Mrs. Marie Mosby on
! Friday.
Mrs. Elsie Titchbourne Of Seattle
arrived Friday for the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Titchbourne
Of Trego.
| Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Titchbourne
Of Kalispell have purchased the
Trego store and take possession No.
vember l.
Mrs. Cora Waller returned Mon
day from six weeks visit witt
relatives in Montana, Minnesota anc
the old home in Iowa.
Mrs. Amanda Patrick is going K
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Rich. For the past tgt
months she has been at the Ernes
Pluid home.
,, Ralph Wine of Wapato Wash, ha
purchased the Joe Terpstra rancl
and will take possession in lev
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Riley and MI
: Erickson are chicken hunting in tn
| Flathead this week.
e Mrs. c. A. Clark went to Kalispel
/ on Friday to get penicillin for tn
{ treatment of one Of the patients q
/ the hospital.
: Norman Bronson returned frnr
c Mayo Clinic last week and will re
d ceive treatment here before an or
: Grafton is resorted to.
! Mrs. Keith Pluid of Spokane
4 spending two weeks at the home (
e her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wn
i Badgley.
Rooney Filiatreau left Tuesday ft
st. Paul to consult an eye specials
y Mrs. Dean Pachico accompanie
Mrs. Wyman zachery to Seatt,
: Sunday where she will spend II
week with her father, Waverl
Brown, who underwent seriol
operation on his throat last week.
J. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Howe, Mrs. '
: Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Norma
Clark, Tom and Roby Nelson We
j. among Eureka people in Kalispe
last week.
l. Miss Lois Robbie accompanied HI
: sister-in-l law, Mrs. A. Robbie ar
children, to Spokane Wednesday G.
ening. I,
= Miss Adalyn Swing spent II
week end with Lois Robbie at Liz
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schermerhol
sold their place in Fortine to Har
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
MARRIAGES

James v. Cation. Kenemore. N.
Y. and Pauline Fleming, Eureka,
were married on October 20 by the
Rev. Geo T. Masuda.
Robert l.. Gaffney and Margaret
Elizabeth Harris, both of Los An
geles, were married by Justice OF
the Peace H. B. Wallace October %
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
CARD OF THANKS

Nav we take this method OF
thanking our neighbors and friends
for their kind expressions of SYM
nathy in our recent bereavement
These kindnesses have been deeply
appreciated. -
MRS. ELINDA MOSSESIN.
MRS. DENA HEGG.
EMIL SWEAAS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

The subject for the Lesson-Ser--
mon Sunday, Nov 5. adam and
Fallen Man.
Wednesday evening meeting at
800 o'clock.
Sunday school GAS a. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
H&R N !E.! or !.!,, oue
:S57 -; "t .s 1SSsx"

CORPORAL Robert Voorhees, has re-.
turned to the u. S. after 81 months
South Pacific service with the Sec
ond Marine Division and has been
reassiened to training school at
Quantico, Va.
Word has been received that Pvt.
Thomas ]. Huchala is now Stationed
in England. He writes that he likes
the country very mucn ana mas
spent some time visiting points OF
interest there.
S/Sgt. Byron Pitcher is now sta
toned at Columbia, S. c.
After S months of anxiously wait
ing for word from her son, T/Sgt
John Vinion, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Vin-
! ion received a letter that John was
| in the very best of health, but was
on mission where the boys coulc
not write to even their nearest rel
atiyes. John could not state where
they are located or say anyta'Ee
that might give their location int
enemy hands When last heard from
John was stationed in England. IL
was tail gunner on bomber q
that time. John has been IN IN
Army since October 1910 when n
and Bernie Thorvund enlisted to
gether. He says hello to all u
| friends and homes he can be hom
soon with his family and friends.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Sunday Masses 300 and 1000 q.
m. Baptism after 1000 a. m. Mass.
Sunday School after 1000 Mass.
Confessions Saturday evening
at 7.30.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Worship services every Sunday
evening at 7:45 o'clock, Rev. ]. Rus
sell Prentice presiding. You IRE
cordially invited.
Sunday school every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. See that your
child is a regular attendant.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-02

In the past year we have heard some complaint
about the handling Of liquor under state monopoly
in Montana Very little of this complaint has come
from the rank and file Of Montana citizens. Those
citizens know that the American people are engaged
in lfe-and-death struggle with the enemies OF the
nation that the industrial alcohol plants were con-
verified 1OOoo to the making Of munitions TOR that
life-and-death struggle. This in turn, created a
shortage Of hard liquor for personal consumption
but those same citizens were not concerned with
that phase Of the situaton not concerned with It as
long as the industrial alcohol going to make
ammunition to protect their sons in that hfe-and-
death struggle However, for those who have critl-
sized it might be said that their criticism is without
foundation.
Among the monopoly states Montana stands
third in per capita sale of liquor. That ought to be
enough liquor for anyone, in these war times and we
are far better off than most Of the rest OF the states
of the Union in far as those folks are concerned
who want liquor to consume.
It is true some "individua' deals could have been
permitted to into the state, but the State LII
ouor Board has tried to honestly protect all citizens
in their rights to purchase lquor-not just certain
special groups. This includes the small retail liquor
vendor who did not have the financial capital to
take advantage Of these special dividend" deals.
Above ALL the administration of the liquor
nopoly in Montana during the term of Sam Ford
has been honest there have been "side-bets' and
the general Of Montana citizens recognize work
well done in handling commodity that has goodly
sized minority opposition to its sale at any time
Miles City Star.
FOR GOVERNOR OF MONTANA
Vote for One)
x SAM c. FORD
pd Dol AdvThs advertisement was prepared and paid for by
- the Ford Governor club, Helena Montana
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Granddaughter Sponsors
Liberty Ship George Norris

Eleven-year-old Grethen Rath,
granddaughter of the late Senator
George w Norris of Nebraska, will
sponsor the Liberty ship named
after the Nebraska legislator at the
launching at 1890 o'clock tonight at
the Brunswick CGaD shipyard of the
J, A. Jones Construction Co. The
Senator's widow Mrs. Ella Norris,
will act as co-sponsor.
Senator Norris daughter. Mrs.
Gordon B. Rath, and another grand
child, George Norris Rath, will be on
the launching platform.
Senator Norris served 40 years in
Congress as Representative and
Senator and was the author of many
pieces of progressive legislation, in
cluding the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority and Rural Electrifcation Ad-
ministration Acts. He died last Sep
tember 2 at his home, in McCook,
Nebr.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Sugar Shares Attract
Buyers in Uneven
Stock Market
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Specialties,
including sugars, took over rising
leadership in today's stock market
while many leaders still were bit
oppressed by further profit cashing
on the recent swing.
Dividends and general business
prospects persisted as the principal
investment inspiration although
purchasing was more or less re-
strained and most early climbers
failed to follow through to any great
extent. The usual weekend caution
was a recovery handicap and ac-
counts were trimmed here and there
because of the belief tax adjust
ments would become more impor-
tant as the first of the year ap-
preached. The good war news
served to keep the reconversion
question alive.
Quotations tapered after slight
ly mixed start and, while isolated
gains running to 3 points or SO were
In evidence near the fourth hour,
losers were numerous. Dealings
were under those of yesterday.
At tops for 1914 were United Corp
preferred, United States Realty
American Sugar and preferreds of
Electric Power & Light. In front
most of the session were Cuban
American Sugar, Manati Sugar
American Telephone, Montgomery
Ward, Northern Pacific and West
inghouse. Laggards were United
States Steel, Bethlehem, Santa Fe
General Motors, Chrysler, Douglas
Aircraft, Eastman Kodak and Sears
Roebuck.
Bonds were narrow
Among forward curb movers were
Scovill Mfg, Cuban Atlantic Sugar
Brown -Forman Distillers and In.
ternational Products.