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2-BEDRoOM BRICK bungalow, / mi from
Annandale; cool, large. garden area: Frg.,
diate. occupancy; suitable for couple with
coMFoRTAaBdTLYY; GHGR.N FURN., new house. 9 in
8 rooms and BATH. available May 2; ali
utilities furn., no linen or silver: adults;
rental on month to month basis, S125 mo-
De DHTAcHEhb AAegIh s5of sc5oofKNER HOUSE, rooms, .
stories, large yard: S100 mo. Open. 1900
sheTidan sh.sI ST., Green Meadows, Md. NO.
sol HAMILTON ST. N.w.-May 1st; semi
adults; restricted; SIio. GE. o179.
Transportation: ami: Sl1O month. Phone
F,URNIsHED GROOM HOUSE, "A Mis-
sisSlpIs 81 6so ave. SILVER Spring; Sl25 mo.
NEAR downtown ALEXANDRIA, 5-rm.
hoaff o SempetsY Sea s4dn fHFn ans
ref=erences = Open Sunday 2 to 9. 717
d new e. detached hsaP PafearS bFieE
rooms, baths, extra lavatory on 1st
oSs SEA- oer mon 2caT
linen and Silver err nciuded H Water A BroWn fogn
w va!I HsyE sys St srnER. nMs HA 1852 WI 5Ia4
to acres. in Edgemoor section of Be-
tahsTda; aHTR ,T1S9 S359 W. VI 1884, E N. Fry Inc.
HOME in suburbs at 6705
Forest I'd, Cheverly, Md. Attractive, new
turn; 5-room home, garage attached, large
iot' located TED near schools and excellent bus
$110 per mo. Owner on premises at ali
QUIET EMPLOYED COUPLE share furn.
home with lady, Bus to door. Dbl. garage.
AMI, lg. porch & yard; must see to pa
Md pFsciats Hi so1 57th ave. Capitol Heights
WILL GIVE RENT FREE to couple, eo no
children. lOVPly hO01p mir U
eu1s to bd shaFs With d .on
BELLE HAVEN, Alexandria. va-Com-
pletely furn. 6-rm. house; immed. posses
sion: Sl25 mo; short term. TIE. 1882. 3O'
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, Lanham, Md.
Country home within committing dis
tance OF District; 5 bedrooms 2-car ga
rage, Is acres land, INCLUDING lawn, woods,
APFI APEF,y g PhqRs p2Rs,yIarn va 149a aorsr 80
rooms; near good transportation. Phone
DETACHED HOUSE. 4 bedrooms. cleo re-
frigerator. h.-w.h., completely screened, on
shaded ground space for garden: across
street from stores and car line. Ii. 1894.
6-ROOM HOUSE, furnished: furn. for
sale to tenant Write P. o. Box Az, Ar
ONTARIO RD;, NEAR COLUMBIA ,RD.-a
rooms, 8 bedrooms. baths maids room
schools, churches, shops, theateTs. and to
transportation to all parts of the city.
THoS. J. FISHER & CO, INC,
738 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHEp.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED to rent, furnished house, 3 or 4
os yTie com94 PhGne wq9dley Go45 evenings
$ SOS responsible girls desperately
need furnished IN f house in NV: bedrooms,
erences from present landlord Emerson
4N9aSV2; NaV, after n4rtGta pm and all day SUNDAY;
month. Call EN-. 4324, 70 pm. Il
COUPLE with, children, school age. de-
maids room and bath: NV. section; rem
tal approximately $500 per mo-; imme-
Glats q, I, occupancy: Spruce 0S2l-J
WANTED by eX-ServiCeman and Wife small
p9nga4IoW n NV section. Call SH. 1886.
1N 1NfokSNlSHED SED 2-bedroom house or apart
ment; Chevy Chase, Nd, area; by perma-
nent i3en clVll service employe; references. Box
) OR ROOM, unfurn. house, suburban
va; efsreIcas near 6gs prefer yard; S5o7$6o;
3, OR ] BEDRMs. With baths, desired 5G
about Juiy cbd BY 0ca Army oiGer wife ard
aroDnI well-fGrnished fur home and WIN take
own elsewhere rental about $50 iG'G cali al al 3G
HOUSE 80 in n ATIington. ri 90 pref
near Clarendon VIII take good care prop
W7t WTSterrenceS toreilses f R Mckinney, Mgr; + w
PERMANENT OFFICER desires lease 2.
f9Tnshnd fen5Gg hoRe ne N ~" sector prefer 9n-
OR BEDRM,, unfurn. house wanted
government professional (dralt rejectJ
References. WI. 1855
CHILEAN NAVAL ATTACHE, wife, children
and nurse, wish 4-bedroom furnished OF
unfurnished house in Northwest for May
M6 i2th' n, year lease. Call OR. 1922 OF
NAVY COMMANDER needs, unfurn. e-3
B!dg; about 500. OIL. 1896
GNFuRNIsHED or 3 bedroom house,
Chevy Chase, D. C, or American Univ.
Park section or vicinity permanent Wash
Ington businessman, family of 3 adults
Wolfe, RE 6444 or OR. 23@7. - 80 MI
FURN, HOUSE, liv. rm., din. rm., 3 bed
by officer wife and two children IN
Northwest section, Brazilian Embassy.
3 OR BEDRMS., unfinished Northwest
or Cheyy Chase reliable couple; about
NAVAL OFFICER, permanent assignment,
5-6-room house, unfurriShed. S75-SIUO,
y W or Virginia; convenient transportation.
Gail RE 7400, Ext. 2l94, or Ma 274O,
5-sEDRooM 5asE,D ON HOUSE; furnished, in Alex
ma5dS Faa Tm and bath Army oficer and
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Morylord and Virainio (Cont.l.

Maryland and ViFsinio ICont.I.
1920 NORTH HIGHLAND ST.. Arlington,
senemen onS 1grn cH fp0 aa restricted area
Si5 n. LINCOLN ST, Arl.,- Va, - Large
front rm., twin beds, conv Pentagon and
Navy Bldg, in Arlington; men only.
SERVICE MAN only, attractive, clean room
next bath, nice environment, in home of
young Protestant couple; excellent transp.
WA o951
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ARLINGTON rooms, kitchen and bath;
5ltls, 5his GA. AYE. N;W:m2nd W2pd floor, 8 rooms,
so$i f gIADENsBGRG 81 De Ssf kD., coi comar Manor,
sard heat fnTnshed keehes s55 pvt R eah 3 large
End FLOOR, private entrance. rooms.
modern kitchen. bath and shower; for
dsos Gepse can rooms and
: ROOMS. kitchen, private bath, inclosed
back stairway. Couple. Reasonable, 110S
: a. Rooms; \, kitchen; private b, bath a, and
BRADBURY HGTs. - Immediate occu
shSs PsS with hSsf al SsnRes 1stes inauTs amS
T Re- o call BaSada Room and dH tSe5 oSe
feIrigeFa5or' rel rae Prone utilities furnished;
) e. Rooms, kItshen' \. bath; utilities: near
1856 Pa. AVE. Sc Sc. ~ Apt. a:" 1922 rooms,
kitchen, ,dinette. bath; 5000, including
Loan g. Trust Co., real estate dept, 900
ILIyING ROOM, bedroom; dinette, large
ployed couple. Gentle home. Permanent
5ss. sSss it iIth E 81: N;WGEntlre Bird floor, 2
lights: $40; Phone CO. 1896. 3O'
1855 C ST. N.E.-3 rooms, private bath:
heati heats elec" gas refsr' furn. New home.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL. rms.
and bath e bedrooms) in duplex bldg;
hot-Water heat .,(not furnished): cellar.
porches: one family only; prewar rent; give
references and where employed. Box 323-
ais F ST. NE rooms, kitchen, private
bath; conv Library, Capitol. Union Sta
ton; bus atscoor: adults
1st FLOOR, 2 rooms, 2 porches. inclosed
and and | screened; private entrance. TR,- 7o35.
292S 14th ST. N.W.-Call DU. 6655.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. at 18th st. ne
Large living room and bedroom, dineate
kitchen and bath in modern apartment
house; excellent transportation; near
shopping center, theaters and restaurants;
RendiX washer: all utilities included;
S62.5 immediate OCCUPANCY. NO. O41l.
4312 HALEY TERRACE sE.-S57.5O.
Use AS bus from Pa. and 10th NV,
stop at Danbury St; nearly new; Apt. 4
key next door Saturday; agent will be on
premises Sunday. 2 rms, kitchen, dinette
bath, refg,, heat, hot water. gas, cleo,
locker ard janitor service furnished
SAM ROSEY, AID 37OO
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ROOMS UNEuRNIsHED.

3 ROOMS, porch and semiprivate bath:
End floor; electricity, gas heat furn.; en-
ployed couple preferred: $50. Call Sum-,
am. to 6 pm, 1909 South Carolina
ave. Sc
e ROOMS and kitchen, semipvt. bath, hot
water. stove: gas, elec. and heat furnished
bus service and shopping center close;
immediate possession, CHI 05f;7
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
G~rshx xuo~k ~~l C@,,kka~~S

636 G ST. S.E.-Kitchen and bedroom
neatly furnished Frigidaire; 81 per week
1926 18th ST; s;E.-Bright clean double
ing Field and st. Elizabeth's Hospital. Ii
6751.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, comfortable. quiet,
near Arnlory; pvt. home: no drinking: conv.
transp. TR. 1878.
PRIVATE HOME. overlooking park; at
tractive corner master bedroom, shower
bath, twin beds; convenient tranSp
AT. 1914. 30*
18th AND MASS. AVE. s.E.-Front room
for girl unlimited phone. Call LU. 1880
after $50 p.m.
COMMISSIONED OFFICER
722 18th st. Sc, just off Pennsylvania
ave.--Stnsle outside room, adjoining bath
nicely furnished; convenient transporta-
ton; 10 minutes walk. dist. to Navy Yard
unlim. phone Ill. 3124l; SIS per mo. 30'
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PARK ARIINGTON

b6,320-SbUU CaSh-FHA Plan.
All-masonry Cape Cod bungalows; 76 IN
der construction; bedrooms, tiled bath
with shower, living room, kitchen-dinette.
automatic gas water heater; all utilities.
Paved streets, large wooded lots with gar
den space, Second floor space for two
rooms and bath: heat and plumbing
roughed in; l to 8 blocks to bus line.
schools and shopping center; Representa-
tive on property daily and Sunday
Direction: Key Bridge to Clarendon,
North Washington boulevard. to 18th st. n,
left one block to property Or take Arnold
East Falls Church bus via Washington blvd
HOMES ENGINEERING CORPORATION,
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APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT wanted, . OF
8 rooms, kit, bath, in suburban section for
Govt. girl. Box 2S4-E, Star. :3Os
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md rms, kitchen,
bath: all utilities furnished: married
couple. Hillside 0537-J or FIR. 1896.
ARLINGTON--Furn kitchen and bed
room; conv. to all tranSp.; share bath
17O5 N. Oak st. GIL. 554O
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

SINGLE MAN wants room and board with
private family or would share apartment.
must have unlimited phone and near bus
or car line. Box 342-E, Star.
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$3.50 TO S56. SO.

2 rooms modern kitchen, dinette. tiled
bath all utilities excepting electricity
NEW APARTMENT BUILDINGS,
15 Minutes From Downtown
222 MISSISSIPPI AVE. Sc.
See Resident Manager, Apt No >.
To reach: Take Congress Heights bus
A. TO LIST and Miss. ave. Sc, walk left
on Miss. ave l l2 blocks to apis
H, G. SMITHY co.
MA. 5903. Sll 18th St. NV.
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10th ST.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED.

AUTO TRUCK, 1O-wheel, for hire, loca
or long distance hauling: lotion cap
TR. 1910 or TR. 9691. l.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

or room apt, or
Or room house; references. District
1865, ask for Mrs Walker
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

WILL BOARD CHILDREN in licensed
country home; bus by door; references
= A
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OWNER-OCCUPIED HOME.

Suitable large family or income property;
rooms, 21a baths, large knotty pine den,
gameroom, Venetian blinds. automatic h.
beautifully furnished, including parlor
grand piano and new mahogany dining
unfurnished. S11,5O0: $4,000 under orig
inal cost. 1416 Parkwood pl. NV. Open
all day Sunday; after 8, weekdays
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NEW BUILDINGS,

transportation UneXcelled.
Streetcar, bus and railroad 47Ol -O3
I'd, Riverdale, Md. Living
room, bedroom, dining room, kitchen,
bath: all utilities furnished; rent, S4750
per month and up. Resident manager on
IInin 4
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NEARBY MARYLAND.

Gas air-conditioned heat installed In
this modern brick-and-stone Colonial home.
1st floor has bedroom and bath in addition
3 bedrooms and bath make nice 2nd-
floor arrangement; beautiful landscaped
lot and Lear built-in garage. Call EN-
1900, until pm
Chevy Chase Realty Co.,
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OEN 1GII-I1ALL OOLONlA1,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$16,5O0.
now rented for S16O per month: immacu-
late condition; LIST floor center hail, large
living, dining rooms: de luxe kitchen, den,
"a bath, large screened porch; 2nd floor,
3 large bedrooms. , tiled baths: recreation
room with fireplace, garage, automatic
neat. over $1,000 square feet in yard
LESLIE d MEASEII, WO 52SI
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FOR TWO FAMILIES

Large apartment, 6 rooms, KIT, II.
6athSf gas heater. Rent, So Basement
10 jackson st. ne; key at office.
b F.. SAUL CO.
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70 4 II 4tOO4F4Df
Nr. horeham-Redecora attrac. house;
plenty baths Sgle or twin beds. bus at
door. SRle., So so dble., $40. 194S Calvert.
TWIN BEDS. SIS WK.
- Phone in room. Maid and Office service
Exceptionally clean and quiet
DON CARLOS HOTEL.
20o1 o St NV NO 1880.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA.
. For gentleman and wife, large attrac-
tive bedroom, large closet, next bath, in
qulcE apartment house. Entire apartment
later. Can DE. O30O Ext. 2l3, after /
Sat and al day Sunday
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HILLTOP MANOR

5000 Annapolis rd, Bladensburg Md
Immediate occupancy New apartments
consisting of living room, dining room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath. Adjacent to
schools, stores, transportation. Rental,
500 30, INCLUDING utilities. Phone Union
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In D. c., very near C. C. Circle; c. h.. 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, Servel .refgr., oil heat;
det. stucco. two-way porch, other attrac-
tions: large lot. MR.. ROSS, Friendship
Real Estate. WO. S716.
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EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.

A2<ASA1OO1NG u LSSa 1NN.
Near Spring Valley-Frame bungalow,
large yard for Victory garden, trees and
shrukbery, screened porch; blocks from
Ca5ln y9hn car stop 19; S6,975. OWNER,
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DOWNTOWN APT. HOTEL.
LOVELY ROOMS,

Furnished 2-rm. apt, reception hall 3
closets, priv. bath, telephone maid service,
meals; suitable for 3 or 4; available May
1St. DI 1850, Mrs. Hearn, manager
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6-rn. brick. .center-han Colonial. con-
venient Fort Belvoir, excellent condition; 3
large living room, fireplace. Ginning room.
breakfast room, convenient kitchen, "a
conditioned oil heat, weather-stripped,
storm windows insulated attic large
enough for 2 rooms, clean basement, brick
garage, Frigidaire, elec. water heater, elec,
range; lot 50x175. attractively Handicapped,
victory garden, strawberry beds; 80 Minis.
10 D. e: immediate possession: S11,500.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
If you are looking for a comfortable
detached brick, with large rooms. To-
Gated on large lot, with gear detached
garage; gas hot-water heat; also maid s
room and bath: owner has priced So. $50
under original cost Of $4,000 for quick
sale Call EN- 1900, until pm. Exclusive
Chevy Chase Realty Co.,
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This attractive well-built corner brick
nome, only " years lid, built by promi-
bedrooms and 2 nicely designed baths on
2nd floor, 3rd floor finished into a 4th
oeoroom or clubroom, very large living
Iiperally rationed oil air-conditioned heat,
attached garage; S15,25O S3,75O down,
balance. S95 per mo
HERBERT & SONS. REALTORS,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
515 z. CAPITOL ST Ii. o129.
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S23,0OO.
RAMBLING ! y STORY,
"YATES GARDENS" ALEX, VA.

BARGAIN-OPEN
Owners leaving city must be sold.
faithful reproduction of early Colonial
architecture embracing such features as
random width plank flooring, open fire.
place, oil air-conditioned heat, Insulated.
ful-length windows, beautiful large rear
garden and other details to delight q
discriminating purchaser; two bedrooms
and tiled bath with shower. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. 730 So. Royal st. Price,
CALL MADDOX TRENHOLM, Ma. 1905.
Realtor. EDW. R. CARR. Builder.
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- TAYLOR ST. NV adj rms, for
Jewish home, kitchen privileges. TIA 1913
a37 X ST.-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping with running water: also
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HEORHTAN COrnNT a

GEORI3IAN COLONIAL.
Lccsted on Grafton between Conn. and
Wis. aves.-6 rooms. baths, built-in |
garage, splendid lot, rear porch and side |
screened porch; comparatively new and in
PRICED FOR QUICK sALE-s16,750.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTORS, |
or 1oAA TIA aqrr
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DETACHED, S1O.250.

This detached frame house is re-
markable buy on today's market Has y
large bedrooms, inclosed porch (suitable
fireplace. In excellent condition. Heated
with gas: Beautiful Handicapped lot. Call
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-29
Roundup Of News

OPA announces that it may es-
tablish ceilings on wage rates for
independent contractors for service
rendered on farms, where the War
Food Administration has established
maximum wage rates of farm work
ers Used car rationing is not
planned at this time or for the fu-
ture, SO far as OPA knows J. I'm
used farmers Pr-19 certificates
held by dealers have the same
standing as new certificates for the
purchase of farm supplies, WPB
says Passenger travel for the
first quarter of this year was 25.5
per cent over traffice in the same
quarter last year, Owl reports -.
To insure travel facilities for dis
abled military, naval and merchant
marine personnel, railroads may
cancel reservations, space assign
ments or tickets and if necessary
must cancel or discontinue passen-
ger train service and refuse permits.
sion of passengers other than dis.
abled personnel or attendants tt
board trains, ODT has announced.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-29
D / r E c r O R Y
SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

Libby Commercial Club: Max
Sturm, president. directors, Mox
Sturm, r. w. Smithberger, A. J.
Agather. E. J. Barkee, K. A. klehm.
Dexter Shaurette, secretary.
American Legion Auxiliary No.
81 meets 3rd Thursdays. Mrs. Ira
G. Miller, president, Mrs. K. E. Nc
Mullen, secretary.
Lions Club meets every End and
4th Mondays. Jas. Harris, pres
ident, Paul K Church. secretary.
Libby Woman's Club meets End
Tuesday at 2:30 D. m. in community
room of court house. Miss Mez
Ratekin, president, Mrs. H. w. Red
field, secretary.
American Legion Post No. 81
meets 3rd Thursdays at the Legion
hall. W. j. Nelson, commander, Ira
&c. Miller, adjutant.
Libby Farm Woman's Club meets
lst Wednesday. Mrs. Lee Nixon,
president, Mrs. Louis Burrell, sec
rotary.
Libby Junior Woman's Club meets
second Tuesdays at 8 p. m. in the
community room Of the court house.
Mrs. Darrell Shaurette, president
and Mrs. Arleigh Thompson, secle-
tary.
Kootenai Valley Grange meets LIST
and 3rd Fridays Of month at Ameri-
! can Legion Hall H. p Weydemeyer,
master; Louis Ohlerich, secretary
Regular meetings Of International
Hold Carriers, Building and Com
mon Laborers' Union Of America,
A. r. L., Libby Sub. No. 1892, held
End and 4th Wednesdays at Ameri-
| can Legion Hall, Libby.
Lumber and SaWmill Workers
Union No. 1881. Meets End and 4th
Tuesdays of each month at 7:30.
Abner Role, president; Harry Moe,
recording secretary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-29
You
The
Battle?

SPOKANE.-Can you help the
battle? Not on the lines of combat
perhaps, but the boys who are there
must be backed up with a continu-
ing flow of supplies; there must be
no dearth of food for them, nor for
their families here at home; the
supplies must be Grated the trains
must be kept running to transport
them, perhaps in doing one of these
jobs you can help the battle.
Spokane's light metals plants in
producing magnesium and alumni
mum, all for military use, are so d.
rectly in the war effort that to be
connected with them gives a def
mite feeling of doing your part, and
there is part there waiting for
you. The need is real, especially
for adult men. The armadas OF
planes and ships must be kept
numerically superior in all parts OF
the world, and for planes and ships
there must be metals, and to make
metals there must be men to man
the plants that produce them.
Wood Is important too.
For every G. I. Joe who goes ov-
erseas, II tons of boxed baggage
must also be shipped, and wher
you multiply the wood that it takes
to crate IL tons by the millions o.
men in service abroad, we'll, i
makes quite pile.
| Nor is it all over yet, another
ton must be forwarded every month
to every manhood, ammunition
medical and sundry materials. tt
keep him going, perhaps to save hi!
life, it must be well boxed in ordel
that supplies reach him in good con
dition.
Can you help in the work 0
producing the lumber for the boxe
and crates?
Or can you help prepare some o
| his food?
/ Women are doing excellent Worl
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is Years Ago

From the Western News, June 26,
1919
After operating at half production
for two years the big lumber mill
at Libby will go on a double shift
basis July 7. Walter Neils author
ICED the statement today that two
eight-hour shifts would be put on
at that time. The increase will mean
an addition of about $50 men on the
payroll of the company.
Mrs. Harry Bolyard and two chill
dren left Tuesday for Ellensburg to
spend the summer. The BolyardS
formerly were residents of that
place, coming from there to Libby
about two years ago.
San Juan-Hair tonic has leaped
into favor as drink. In one week
1890 bottles of brand made by
local firm has been sold to the ma
tives. The stuff contains SO percen'
alcohol
Washington D. C.-Causalties a.
mong infantry officers were higher
/ than among aviators according to
report made by the war department
The first semi-monthly pay day
under the law passed by the las
legislature, took place in Libby yes
i terday, the 25th. The stores and thu
banks emained open until II
o'clock as they have been doing OF
! the 10th of each month. Hereafte
wages will be paid by the lumbe1
company on the 10th and 18th OF TIL
month.
Answering the request OF a com
mittee from Austin Reedy Camp Nc
5, United War Veterans, Mayor Bar
rett Of Libby stated the city woul'
be turned over to the soldiers Jul.
4. The Austin Reedy Camp is il
charge of the big Fourth of July eel
ebration to be held here, and
making elaborate plans to hold on
of the most successful celebration
Libby has ever seen.
The city will be guarded by mill
tary police appointed by the soldier
from among their own number
Ferd Bockman, who recently re
turned from the service, has bee
designated as chief of the militar.
police force. 1t is safe to predict OF
der will be maintained in Libby o
independence Day.
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Sham Battle
To Be Staged
Near Spokane

SPOKANE.-A three-hour COM
bat show, as near to the real turmoil
and thunder of battle as any demon
stration can be, is TO be staged IN
Spokane, July Is, by the Spokane
Air Service Command, with the
War Manpower Committee OF the
Spokane Chamber of Commerce CO.
operating.
There will be an engineer camou--
flage assault. demonstration OF hand
and shoulder weapons. flame throw
ers and bazookas in action, the ex-
ploding of BOBBY traps, bombing. OF
simulated pillboxes, men rushing
forward to cut down barbed wire
entanglements, and a landing" on
a beachhead.
Bombers will fly overhead, bombs
will fall, smoke screens will be cur
tains.
The site chosen for the big display
is a natural amphitheater northwest
of the downtown Spokane and also
northwest of the army's Baxter
Hospital. This big outdoor space
will allow far the seating OF thou
SdnQS OH slNGQlIllsluCo dliu tii@ liiOS y
battles can be Staged on terrain and
against rocks and cliffs which will
be similar to real battle conditions.
While the big exhibition will be
gripping and spectacular it has a
very serious purpose behind it; not
only will II show to the people OF
the Inland Empire the weapons that
our nation is using, weapons into
which are going the ores from our
hills the light metals from the
aluminium and magnesium plants,
and the power of Coulee Dam; but
it will also tell in graphic action
how multitude of such arms of war
are needed, how constantly they
must be supplied and resupplied,
and how workers in all industrial
plants who are the first link in the
service of supply must not tire, but
rather stay on the job until the last
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