davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

6 MODERN BRICK BLDGS. OF s-unit apts
Ideally located; excellent return: s35. 900
ARdlNGToN AIRd IT deE REALTY CO., aeo4 Wilson
vssa IsNir' poGern Prae briek apt pear Colonial
cali ARL1NGToN REALTY REALTY CO. eleHstq aao4 VII.
SOL blyd. Gil. 1900.
exceilert return for, your money. Price
sInG ~ 4 intereSted oE ;,io esll ARLINGToN
bus line: income, s1s5 mo. Price. S11,900.
ffsH lSn Coz cokSfER ER apa 4ssf bds DID,
sadh bath; ta1mt rent Oyer F $4,000 year. bargain;
spls sA of rms o and fP bath eaIdlnfs eadh isrss
building in rear; oil heat fine condition:
priyate Uau parking in rear; all rented for over
Ap "aa. MARsHALL RsIss I'1" j. wAPLE MP Rs!oe co.
TWo.FAMny BUILDING. near Catholic
asncee terms. Cali MR.. CARNEY. Frank
K ST. NEAR 1oth-six-apt. bldg. modern,
good income, 1st commercial; real bar
TWo:fAMiLY HotsHs. excellent invest,
liss kHoDE Isl lsLANp SsS'; AVENUE N.w.-ror
houss Wse Psse Besf fl ne c aDah brisk
ss5ase, s,,s large lot; good for doctors once:
will pay for itself in few years.
seen by appointment only. L. A.
MoSSBURG, Exclusive Agent, National
FIRST COMMERCIAL, K ST., near Wash
lnRton Circle-}-story basement bldg;
store on 1st floor, 2 rm., kt. bath on ind
and rms. on 3rd. Ask for Miss Shoe
maker. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1918 X
ST. NV. MA. 1856
CONNECTICUT AVE. APARTMENTS-su
perb location, suitable hotel operation; in
come, S125,7O0: offering less than five
times. R; s, DONALDSON, 201 Woodward
BLDG. with a future, at barsain-i2e5
Clifton st. NV. on lot 60-ft front by o13;
has 10 rms, 3 paths, 5 garages; price,
S2n;o 900; $4,000 cash. OWNER, RA. $40.
BARGAIN-Once in lifetime: 81 900 un-
der price; apts., brick, corner det, oil
heat, Frisidaires, built-in tubs; new bldg:
price, $4,000: rent, S3.36O per year.
5106 42nd ave. Hyattsville, Md. OWNER,
RA: 6540 or RA. 543a
PUT MONEY IN YOUR POCKET-Pa,
ments, S95 per month; rent for $500; this
2-story stucco apt. bldg, large lot; apis
3 rms. bath each: front and back porch
stairway to large attic. full-sized basement,
h.-w.h., COAL ] block from Carroll ave,
Takoma Park Bargain at S13,TOO; 81 300
cash. ALVIN EPLING. WA. 1854, g till 9.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

EPPING FOREST, MD.-Restricted: cove
property: prop large cottage. 2 floors, y baths.
and other available plots. MARY T..
BOARD, EN- 45l1.
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for cataloeue Bax ~ Mayo A. A. Co. Md
EPPING FOREST BARGAINS r., b.,
fireplace: furnished large lot: $3.50.
Mr.. gAUMAN. Ma 6229. WO. 0747.
COTTAGES AND LOTS for sale, Cedar
hurst on Chesa. Bay, gentle community, 81
miles D. c., mr.. Shady Side. Md Circular
on request. WALTER M. BAUMAN, l
Thomas Circle. MA. 6229. WO. O747.
WANTED to buy large lot on water front,
preferably Bay. Would consider modern
cottage. Box 1917, Star.
FOR SALE, log cabin. Lake Jackson. Ma
nassas, n,, Va 81 miles D, c.; 2-bedroom
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TAKOMA PARK, MD-s

TAKOMA PARK. MD.-s-room frame on
Flower ave, includes Broom apt, with
outside entrance, pa baths fireplace, oak
floors, h.-w.h., coal: on lot 5Oxl45 Price,
SS,4O0
: rooms, frame, on Baltimore ave:
= III. INV h.. coal: large lot. lOOx2l1;
lear garage, full basement. screened sleep
ing porch. Needs some fixing up, but worth
the price of S1,S15.
l-room frame, asbestos shinele, on
Holly ave: reception hall. 2Aa baths. h. w.
h. oil oak floors, fireplace, 3-car garage;
on lot 63x250. Price, S14.175. MORRISON
Park, Md. SH. 3444
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

LET Us DISPOSE Of your property in
quick time. We are builders and will help
you in recondltionins yolr home for
better price. LiStingS wanted in Arlington.
Beverly Hills and Alexandria sections. No
appraisal fees. % years at this one ad-
dress assures you of fair deal. J. LEE
PRICE, 23O3 Arlington Ridee I'd, Arling-
ton. Va: ia. 1904. Ivy 1872.
RENT. in Md. for small family; within
Is mi. Of D, c.; reasonable rental; will
consider purchase If suitable EX. 2"36
after 630 pm, or Box .!6SY, Star
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

sell, call sales department. COLONIAL IN :
vESTMENT CO.. DI. 6150. S17 9th st. NV.
WISH to purchase house suitable for rent
Ing or now rented. Kindly state price
Wanted. Box 3S-Y, Star. 81.
WANTED. on 14th ST. NV. between Girard
and Quincy: no large properties. Box
LIST your COLoRED "for sale or rent
property for quick results with ]. W.
ROUSE, 1910 NJ st. NV. d. 1883
9, or 10 ROOM HOUSE, Sc (colored) :
direct from owner; will pay all cash. BOX
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BUILDERS. INVESTORS; 25 acres. close
IN. fronting on main NV. artery. Call
me- quickly. Mr.. Whiteford. McKUNN &
WH1TEFORD, DI. 1906.
SILVER SPRING. approximately 3-acres
Georgia ave traffic light in Silver Spring.
l65-ft. north of commercial property
zoned tor apis. lot being corner. VIII
sell on terms sultab 10 purchaser.
BETHESDA, 40aCreS with streets ap-
proved. Subdivision plan layed out On
permanent transport alton, near medical
center and other developments. 81 500
ter acre. Will finance
CHEVY CHASE, MD, seven ia-acre
tracts, now being sub-divided. Less than
blk. from Rock Creek Park. within :.
blks. of Conn. ave. transportati ton On
reasonable terms. Owner. 734o Wiscon-
sin ave. Bethesda. Md. WI. 614O.
WOODED TRACTS for sale, $500 acre:
on good road. in nearby Va LYONS, INC,
CH. 1910: ewes. Summers. CHI 2ll7.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS,

TIRE RECAPPING, s-hour service. by
appointment. Leave your car 9 am, pick
1t up at pm Flnest-grade materials
used Expert workmanship by experienced
recappine mechanics. All work guaranteed
Am2!e parking facilities PALDER g.
HANNA, 4al6 r. / ave, Hyattsvlle. UN
!2l2. 1903 Lee hwy Arlington. OK 00l2
AUTO REPA1NTING. BODY and lender re-
pairs quality work, reasonable prices
MCMAHON CHEVROLET. 6323 Georgia
ave GE. 0l00.
RECAPPING in Washinston. One-day serv-
ice. By appointment only Leave car 8
m. ready at 3 pm. Complete custom
built, work with truck rubber. Plenty Of
Grade l and 3 tires carried In stock in
all sizes. Ample parking in rear CON-
sOL1DATED TIRE CO.. 1896 H ne. LU.
HH5t House TRAILER. 1e4c; stream,,t.. .,
IT.. rooms; like new; $1,000 cash
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LOTS FOR SALE.

NEARBY VlRGINIA-13 lots, $1,000
square It,, zoned apartments; sewer laid,
water at entrance. OWNER, CHI. b216
LOTS, 60x105, College Park Md. $500 or
Will trade on one in Silver Spring area
CO. $500
opposite 9l23: 6S5xlO9 IT.: all improve
ments; near bus shopping center. etc
Private owner Sacrifice Sl.l50 or best
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALT.

NEAR 18th AND PENNA. AVE. sE.-Cor-
4 apts., separate gas and electric meters;
ideal location for grocery store; aged
owner leaving city: act quickly; price
with SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1905 II st.
NV. MA. 2345.
DOWNTOWN CORNER with 8 stores and
30 apis. Income, S26.5O0. Priced at,
Sl50,0OO to settle estate. r. 8. DONALD
SON. 2OI WOODWARD Bldg NE 1:iH2 81.
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AUTO LOANS.

LOANS without indorserS.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO,
11O2 New York ave. NV. tGreyhound Bus
IermtnsD, RE. 1900. Open til pm. 81 .
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BRICK BUNGALOW, furnished S75: 6
rooms and bath, automatic oil heat: cor
ner Montgomery ave. and Baltimore blvd.
Beltsville. Md: available Sept. !. Phone
OIL. SSSS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcent.)

very s9od tse. a,rt srseR eDsis ni.s ssd'n fnis
0srs s5s sAs s' ials ai . fAG
e; ::; ;::. s Y: Il ss, ::ii ::a
fIYMo1Tn OUT 1897 4.door sedan: excellent
SS 40 1885 st. 4,door nS MI seS.s S.ss' I,o
1855 oDsG e1enbes ns9h Conn nnS aye EN-
sE ssis sxRkSS9 SofoR ssSfo es!s:c eo sds 81
i55 LoaAN SoToR le1 Reoseh; co 1sth saateT Il:
nv, n..,,r between < and L. RE. 325l. Open
PONTIAC 10. IS4i "s" Torpedo club sedan;
& ish; suaranteed; d; trade. terms: 81 ,335.
sSsss sna l. ' Rl sss ss51. " oDsn 1x eSs Ss
PoNTIxC 1855 80 coach: 4 perfect tires. new
hauled hauled s225 cash. Cali TR. so25 be-
PLYMoufH ia4$ sl Special de lux. 2.door p
finish: ceiling price JACK PRY; MOTORS,
pIYmodras i.h spd Pa ss iad Il 1850 a5s3
prices JACK PRY MOTORS, 18TH he',,nd and
Pa; aye, Sc; II; $3.50.
IL MoO IN 1850 coupe; IN good condition
and good tires; q bargain at S255. 8O4
sTUDEBAKER. 1888 President sedan with
overdrive and heater; beautiful car, excel
lent condition: five prewar tires. Below
ceiling price Ordway 1918. 3l'
STUDEBAKER 1899 Commander 4-door
sedan, S7g5; Guaranteed: trade and terms.
LOGAN MOTOR CO., 18th st. NV, be-
tween tween K and L. RE. 1851. Open eve
TAXI and P. U. c. license: good tires;
radio. heater: everything in Al condition;
price, 1880. Call NO. 1859. 3Os
~ HUDSON super "6' sedan.
'37 Packard super "s" coupe.
'37 Chrysler Imperial "S" sedan.
'36 Chrysler rs" Airnow sedan,
81 Oldsmobile sedan.
1913 14th st. NV. DE. $3.50.
USED-CAR SALE.
'42 Chrysler Windsor sedan. vac, drive.
'42 Oldsmobile "TS" sedan; hydro: r. A. h.
~ Buick. super sedan; r. and h.
81 Ghrysler Windsor sedan; vac. drive:
~ Packard Clipper IS" sedan; r. and h.
- - 0lds nobile Big g sedan; r. and h.
q Pontiac Big q sedan: r. and h
= Dodge Brougham: fluid drive; r. &, h.
~ Studebaker Champion sedan; r. and h,
go Bulck special club coupe; r. and h.
40 Pontiac de luxe sedan r. and h.
CONVERTIBLES:
40 Buick super conv. sedan; r. and h.
~ fackard G-pass cony. coupe: blue;
+, and h
40 Plymouth conv. coupe: r. and h.
PASSENGERS:
20 Buick 7-pass. sedan: r. and h.
Nv. 60 Ghrysler diS pass sedan; I. and h.
HYATTSVIIIE RIJICK CO War6aId d111
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
50. feet of land or more New. modern.
Four blocks of the District line on
Sheriff rd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO.. 800 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont Heights, Md. HI
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH for subdivision in
District OF Columbia, consisting of at least
100 lots; white or colored Call Mr.. Brene-
man. FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 9l5 New
YOlk ave. Ii " MA tIIE 0ua
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
HOUSE TRAIleps

WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem-wheel Schults on display:
also Broom Travelos many used trailers
and luggage trailers; l.. 1S and "a mos
financing plans. Call US today for ap-
praisal: AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC
Open til o. 4030 Wisconsin ave WO
1914 KoZY COACHES and plaus, Man,
good used models Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /, Ber.
wyn. Md. TEL Berwyn A
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w. ii. BADEN, Attorney,
Trust DeuArtmpnt

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
=, States for the District OF Columbia.
mlnistration. = This is to Give Notice
That the subscribers, OF the District of
Columbia, have obtained from the Probat te
Iestamentary on the estate OF Frank
Warner Richardson, late of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the
..ouchers thereof, legally authenticated. 10
the subscribers. on or before the 1th day
OF August, AID. 1915; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under our hands this eth day
OF August. 1914. HORACE LESLIE RICH
ARDSON and THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST CO. BY Bernard L. Amiss.
Assistant Trust Ofncer. tSeal) Attest
THOMAS c. SCALLEY, Deputy Register of
wills Tor the District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court auI53nS
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE-New brick. cement floor
approximately 50x"0x9 #. Call after i
pm. SH ,3n1
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2,23,2S,23,3 3O.se5, 6,7,12,13,14.
WALTER &. M. FIELDS, Attorney,
LII InXes nlenf Ruildinx

Flied Aug. II, I344.-Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States Tor the District OF Colum-
bla.-Cora Barrett. Plaintiff. vs. William
NJ Barrett Defendant.-No. 245nO-
order for Publication Absent Defend
ant.-The object of this suit is to
obtain an absolute divorce on the ground
OF deSertlon. On motion OF the plaintiff
dered that the defendant. William M.
Barrett, cause his appearance to BE- en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth day,
occurring after the day Of the first publ
cation OF this order: otherwise the cause
VIII be proceeded with as in case of de-
iault. Provided, copy of this order be
published once week for three success
Slve weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington Evening Star
before said day. tSD T. ALAN COLDS
B0ROuGH. Justice. lSeaD Attest:
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk BY EMMA
{. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk
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ACREAGE WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WANTED TO BUY. =. or 3 acres on West
River. near GaleSville, Md. Write MRS.
JOHN GRAY. 632 Morris pl ne
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LEGAL NOTICES.
x,,r,, LAIDLAW Ia 4 COMPANY.

NOTICE t41AM "a eoMT,NHtt4GIoHSA 4 CGnSAN9 ~ isrrrn
Fixed ior It's puration.-Notics Is hereby
given that Edward Roesler. residing at
Gilbert u. Burdett. residing at i5S Maple
Street, stree, EnEleWood. New Jersey; Elliot G r.
see fsSas New s 1Ss jersey west Louis hsh "
New York, New York: Edward Roesier, IT,.
dome new YORK; y nan psp
siding at 10 Meadowbrook Road, Darien,
Ctonnn,ecticut; n,ast Daniel 2: MaeLesn, residing
ford. Connecticut and William +. Van
Street. Ridgewood, New Jersey. as General
siding at 143 Dwight Place, Engiewood,
New Jersey: Henry McSweeney, residing at
Eidgeway Avenue and Boardwalk, Atlantic
Special Partners. who, having formed
Limited II ,he PatrnerShip a pursuant to the laws
do business in the District of Columbia as
ofoLi Of Limited Partnership in the once Of the
JuIy No s' iso Limited H SiuPs1s Psrtneq On
IhipD Sa in which it is set forth that said
le4:. wiz terminate December 81. 1914, ,
t;n. Wlli continue n SAID Partnership beyond that
1,me neneors InSt Sdvs SAID tPsrtnership with the
Partners continuing to be the General
Partners and the persons above stated as
the Special Partners. is to continue to De-
cember g. l946; that the firm name Of
said Partnership is Laidlaw & Company;
that the business to be transacted by
said Partnership is the business Of buying,
selling and dealing in and with stocks,
ments and other evidences OF debt or
ownership, as brokers, or agents. and not
otherWise that the said Isabella Wood
8 Mackay have contributed the sums OF
500, 900. S50O.000 and $4,000 respec-
tlVeiy. to the common stock of said
Partnership Certificate of Continuation
OF Limited Partnership beyond the time
riginaliy fixed for Its duration and signed
ana acknowledged was filed on August
II. 1914, in the Office of the Clerk OF
the United States District Court for the
District of Columbia.
au.IO Ol cas q
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Ceneng attention
Don Flowers

Mother-Aunt Mary, have you
noticed how John jerks his shoul-
ders? I hope while you're here
you'll get after him every time you
see him doing it.
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES FOR RENT.
COR. STORE with grocery fixtures for
rent good location, reasonable rent: an
experienced man can make money with
very httie investment. See me. 81 p M
daily, at AN st. sw.
GARAGES FOR RENT.
NEAR nth AND d SITS. N.E.-Seyeral
single garages for rent: 3 for $40 per mo
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. ME- $500
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
one TWENTY-FOOT fiat Fruehauf. trail
er four good S,.5x20 tires, cheap Call.
after Sent. !, Woodley 6l46. 90
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
DUMP OR FLAT trucks, bulldozer grading.
WI 66ll.
WE WISH TO HIRE several trucks with
stake bodies TO haul coal and cinder blocks
BLUE RIDGE COAL CO. INC, 1lO1 JEFF
ierson Davis hwy, Arlington. ME 3545
AUTO TRUCK, WANTED.
STAKE BODY TRUCKS to haul coal from
ne or So; Washington yards: year-round
Work: good pay. Call ALASKA COAL CO,
MA. $3.50.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WILL PAR CASH for your Investment
ward Bids. DI. 1868 or EN-. 1896.
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GARAGES eoR RENT.

EAR nth AND d SITS. N.E.-several
20 NJ. BERNSTEIN g. co. ME- 300
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

CNE TWENTY-FOOT fat Fruehauf, trai
er. four good S.25x20 tires. cheap. Cal
after Sent. |. Woodley fl4B oqs
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-13
To Hold
Vocational
Conference

Superintendents, principals, teach
ers, and students from So Western
Montana high schools will take part
in the Western Montana Vocational
Guidance conference to be held in
Missoula on Friday and Saturday,
April IA and Is.
The conference, initiated by Leo
Smith, state department of vocation
al education, is sponsored by Mis-
soula KiWanis club, Missoula Coun-
ty high school. Montana State Uni
versity's school of education, and
the state department of public in
struction. Purpose of the meet is
threefold: to provide high school
students and university students
with essential vocational informa-
ton, to give teachers and school ad-
ministrators insights and techniques
for effective vocational and educa-
tional guidance, and to serve as a
training school for laymen in the
procedures of vocational guidance
in order that they may cooperate in
guidance programs
High schools invited to attend the
meet are Abortion, Arlee, Big Fork,
Bonner, Charlo, Columbia Falls,
Corvallis, Darby, Deer Lodge, Dix
on, Drummond, Elliston, Eureka,
Florence, Frenchtown, Hamilton,
Helena, Hot Springs, Kalispell, Lib
by, Lonepine, Missoula, Noxon,
Philipsburg, Plains, Poison, Roman,
st. Ignatius, ST. Regis, Somers, Stew
ensville, Superior, Thompson Falls,
Troy, Victor, and Whitefish.
The conference will open Fri
day afternoon at the Missoula Coun-
ty high school with 80 vocational
information roundtables. Saturday
morning the conference will meet
on the University campus. The pro-
gram will include: demonstrations
on Group Guidance" by Leo Smith
and high school students; Right
and Wrong Procedures of Inter-
viewing for Positions by Sidney
Mclaughlin, T. S. Forest Service,
and university students; and the
Using of Tests in Guidance by
W. P. Ames, Montana State Univer-
sity.
Following the three demonstra-
tons will be panel discussion on
What is Desirable Guidance Pro-
gram with w. A. Anderson, dean
OF education at the University, as
chairman, and Ernest o. Melby,
chancellor of the University OF
Montana, as commentator Panel
members will be Leo Smith, STAN
ley Newmack, ]. G. Penney COM
pany; Ray Bjork, superintendent Of
Helena schools; Edward Krug, Uni
versity. G. A. ketcham, principal OF
Missoula County high school; Lu-
ellie Speer, University; Marjorie
Powell, university student; and
Tom Darlington, high school STU
dent.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-13
THE OFFICIAL PAPER FOR LINCOLN COUNTY

with my girls. They are determined
to begin wearing anklets and ] am
just as determined that they shall
not until it gets warmer
And so it goes. Silly fashions
make problems for mothers but
mere man had better handle them
gingerly. It's wasted effort. But,
what's the difference? If the young
folks never do anything worse than
going. bare-legged in the winter,
there's not much reason to COM
plain An all-wise Providence
clothes the animals with heavier
coat Of fur for winter wear, but il
the girls want to suffer, why lei
them
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-13
w. s. C. S. MEETING

The Women's Society of Christian
Service met on Thursday at the
Methodist Church parlors.
The meeting was opened with
prayer.
It was voted to get the church
cleaned. Mrs. Drury volunteered to
find someone to clean it.
Plans for the O. E. S. dinner to
be given April Is were discussed.
Mrs. Marion Zimmerman, Mrs. D.
F. Fewkes and Mrs. EdW Dixon
were appointed to act on the food
committee. Mrs. Kyle Beebe. Mrs.
Bert Coffman, Mrs. Cole McDou-
gall and Mrs. William Purcell were
appointed on the kitchen commit
tee with Mrs. James Cobbledick and
Mrs. John Sagen to wait on the
tables.
After a social hour the group en-
joyed a no hostess lunch. Mrs. Jen-
kins presented the ladies with a
bouquet of lovely flowers as a token
of her appreciation OF their hospi-
tally during her visit here.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-13
Wise Action

In Secretary Of State Hulrs broad
cast to the nation regarding the
Administration foreign policy, he
made one statement that appealed
to us as the act of wise man. He
said that a program had been quite
well worked out for postwar col
Elaboration among the allies to
maintain world peace and to work
toward greater prosperity for all
men. And then he spoke of the act
we thought showed wisdom. He said
he had asked the senate committee
on foreign affairs to designate a
bipartisan group of its members to
sit with him and his department of
state in perfecting the plan for
world peace and carrying it into
effect.
Inasmuch as it will fall on the
U. S. senate to approve any treaty
that may be drawn up after hos
tilities cease, it is only wisdom for
the Administration to take the SEN
ate into its confidence now while
policies are being worked out that
will be Incorporated in that treaty
Thus the senate will be kept in
formed of what is being done.
Such action helps to ward off q
final rejection of whatever treaty is
eventually laid before the senate
for its approval. Had President
Wilson taken the senate more close.
ly into his confidence, he probably
would not have met the bitter de
feat he did in his attempt to have
the United States join in the League
of Nations Secretary Hull has prob
ably profited by Wilson's mistake.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-13
TROY It'd BITS

Walter Wallace left last week for
Superior, Wis, where he will be
employed by the Great Northern
railroad
Mrs. Norman Korn left Friday for
Stevensville, Mont, to spend a
week with friends.
Anthony Joy was business Wis
itor in Spokane over the weekend.
Mrs. EdW Laehn left. Saturday to
spend several weeks in Portland
with Mr.. Laehn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Weidner and
son, Gale T., were Sunday dinner
guests at the Ed. Weidner home.
Henry Cole spent from Saturday
until Wednesday Of last week in
Spokane.
Evelyn Weidner was a guest Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Weidner, Saturday and Sunday.
Arthur Dunkle was business Wis
itor last week at several points
west, including Spokane and Seattle.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-13
A Little Truth
Is Desirable

This newspaper is one that re-
grets to see Wendell Willkie with
draw from the presidential race. He
is man Of vigorous personality,
bold and daring. He kow-tows to no
one and heWs to the line he be-
heves to be right, let the chips fall
where they may. But judging from
all indications, Willkie was not
making a great deal of progress in
his campaign. Probably the leading
objection to him among RepubG-
can voters is that he IS too much
like Roosevelt. And they don't
want anymore of that. We still be-
lieve Willkie would make an ex-
cellent president if elected to that
high office
Now that he is out of the running,
the opposition newspapers have
stopped their attacks on him and
are turning their guns on Governor
Dewey In this connection little
holding to the truth would appear
to be more sensible, more logical,
and of course quite little more
honorable. Despite DeWey's brilliant
record as a fighter against dishon-
esty and corruption, despite his
cleaning the gangsters out of New
\ York, despite his excellent record
as governor of the great state OF
New York, they are now trying to
tar him with being an isolationist
and under the control Of the wicked
and bad old-guard gang. His every
act since he appeared in public life
makes such a charge ridiculous.
Those who are now attacking
Dewey claim he is an isolationist
How they can do that in view of hi.
statements at the time Of the Mack
mac Island conference is puzzling
to say the least. At that time Dewey
was interviewed by number of re
porters. He openly advocated al
alliance with Great Britain ant
others OF our allies for world sta
bility and world peace. Anyone VIII
can read and understand English
should be acquainted with the at
titude he took in that interview.
certainly was not the position of al
isolationist
But then, some people think ev
erything is fair in love and war anc
politics However, just little trutl
now and then is not bad thing.