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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-04-07
ANTI-P0LL TAX BILL
SCHEDULED TO COME UP
after EASTER RECESS
Even Most Bitter Opponents Said To
Believe That Pill Will Pass If Brought To
Vote: Threat State H..- = Still Exists;
Believed Sena,. Bldg Library ClOture
Action AT This Time

The anti poll tax bill will be called in the senate directly
the Easter promptly after the return
April 17h James Mead d. N.Y. today after
consultation with Senate Majority Leader Aben Barley 3D.
KY and Sen Pat McCarran d., New The bill will be
by Senator McCarran chairman judiciary
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-04-07
SECOND week OF MONT.
POWER HEARING KEEPS
ICON" ON The STAND

Attorneys for Federal Power Commission
Show That Organization of Montana Power
Company and Its Absorption of Other
Utility Properties Was Accompanied by
Financial Manipulation by Organizers.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-04-07
PART-TlME WORKERS
IN BRITAIN

There are almost one million part
time workers, each averaging ~ hours
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-04-07

There was much cloakroom gossip
Evening star., 1944-06-01
After Dark
News and Comment OF the Night Clubs.
Trade Marx Resstered o. q Patent once

This is to serve notice that you've
got to cut out thinking of musicians
as artists whose lives are continuous
rounds Of playing, practicing and
sleeping. They are dreamers, even
as poets and people who eat rare
bits. but they are men of practical
bent, too.
Specifically, we are thinking Of
the illustration to be found in the
life of George Meuen who plays
with Charles Victor's band at the
Wardman's Metronome Room. Even
as the ancient who invented the
Tyre, or the more modern chap who
lifted the harpSichord to the dimen-
sions OF the piano, Meuen has
wrought for mankind q new and
better musical instrument.
The ''electrophone," he calls his
creation. In our dumb way, we
gather that 1t is an improvement.
or modification, OF the guitar. At
any rate, 1t has i've strings, re-
sembles guitar in general contour,
and can be made to sound just like
Evening star., 1944-06-01
shortage should be allowed to deny
them their place In the decor.
Presumably none will.

shortage should be allowed to deny
them their place In the decor.
Presumably none will.
X X
M. Trott, synbolically named
gad-about on the After Dark cir
cult, writes a fiippant memo to
remind the Spectator that the
Troika's closing has not removed
Don Lamont from the local scene.
The standard d-sized Sinatra has
moved UP the street q few blocks
to Old New Orleans where he sings
nightly, and where Sasha Luca, the
violinist- bridegroom, gives his con-
certs and supervises his band.
= 4 X y
Harry Preine, who sang Long
Ago, and Far Away" and MY
Ideal" so winningly that the audi
ence applauded him into a weeks
engagement at the Club 400, has
other interests in life than night
club entertaining. One of them is
baseball which he INDUCES on q
semipro basis. He is also an en-
|ploye OF the Postofice Department,
which with night club performing
gives him three -pronged arrange
ment Of life that keeps him busy.
In normal times, he is a Phila-
delphian.
+. 4 $50
That interjection OF "Big, Bad
Wolf" into the music Of the May
flower the other afternoon was not
q whimsy on the part Of the or
chestra. It was calculated bow to
the youngster Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Wood Roberts. It Is the
child's favorite piece and the Rob-
erts are among the Mayfiower's IA
vorite customers.
X ~ N
Incidental intelligence: Rose
Marie Magrill, the cover girl who
opened last night at the Trade
Winds, has been on posters, too.
You may have seen her on those
which George White, the Scandals
man, put up in places to show how
beautiful his girls were. Dick
Evening star., 1944-06-01
HELP MEN.

familiar with catering products Huberts.
fEfesfi dHfo BODY sly sna 81 pM Fender man smd.y
week, s65. Reds darsse, GARAGE H ist and Fla Fla.
AUTo BODY AND FENDER MAN, good
opp9rtunity for honorably discharged
Areass enrf. er one with physical handicap
AD Sboo oooh'iac CO.. i437 irving st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC. must be sober and re-
qsssKe. Hys.tssiiis HssNifs o4ssS 44ssrired R'verdae
AUTO -Washington's largest
aTtn r1h'iac dea,er has an opening for an
oppertanits for honorabiy x peIsaHhires diseharsed
Ct Co.. with la5 5physsn Irsnr g. nN
AFRO AZ! MECHANIC. v experienced: stead,
lS99 King ST.. Alexandria Va. Alexandra
xuToMoBME MECHANIC. good nav. .x.
csllent workins conditions; fun or part
time Fred Motor Co. See Mr. Wilbur, 4inf
Ga lss ave, asf IA. no 600 1r Mr. Farrar at sofa
must must be reliable; good salary and conseniai
Ssrnsr ca HMshop M q Chevrolet ' co essss s a. a.
sition. top salary: Ss-day "Hsn week: Vacation lon
with pay; Brown Pontiac, Arlington, va.
AUTO on TRUCK MECHANICS earn a,
much as $40 weekly and more. This
Type 81 work has been classed as not only
sick benefits. vacations with pay, annual
bonuses and believe that we offer as fiie
Wor Ing conditions as any company in
washington. II you are q mechanic apply
at once to Mr.. Runion. Trew Motor Co.,
18th and SITS. NV. Call Decatur 1910.
STToSoBiIE S1 5ssS SfaE EusRicHToR Il wanted
portunity to work on essential lob for one
OF the largest Arms in the city. Excellent
working conditions with men you'll IKE
and an opportunity to advance, We try
70 bring men up the, line from this Job.
s;ts Ssissry, $40 per week. All work inside
opportunity you've been lookinE for.
Prone Or seq Mr.. Aun'on. at the Trcv
MoGsoor sogor Co.. 1%th and SITS. NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1944-06-01

one. The big difference Is that it
is much more versatile.
Its versatility is to be found In
a little lever, kind Of gearshift, by
means of which the tone Of various
strings and combinations thereof
can be changed by a mere flick OF
a finger. That makes possible such
initiative effects as chimes, the
bonga, organ, and even the human
voice.
Let WHO win go "thump, thumpn
on guitar, Mr.. M. win 60 all those
other ways made possible by his
electrophone.
The customers like 1t, too.
4 *k n
Melodrama, which used to -four
ish on the barn theater circuit, has
become one of the cities favorite
after dark frolics all the way from
New York to Hollywood.
AS In the past, 1t will be espoused
locally this summer high up the
Wizards huge, starlit dome. There,
where Ted Tiller, Bib Osterwald,
Natalie Core and others carried on
last season under the amiable
Of Director Richard Midg-
ley. the season will open June IA
with Murder in the Old Red
Barn." Even Mr.. Midgley has de-
parted--for the Navy right after
the close Of last season. But, Of
the originals, Lionel Ince, Cornelius
T. Frizzel and pianist Tommy
johnson will be back. There will
be pretty new faces, too, those OF
Pune Stoll, Danna McRae, Edythe
Wood, and others.
We have not been informed about
the checked tablecloths, but no
Evening star., 1944-06-01

Kuhn who had 4 large following
when he played here . few years
ago will come back to make Ii larger
on June 8. He and the band
which he has had everywhere, in
cluding the Astor. viii start an en-
gagement then at .Hcrby Sachs Del
Rio. S. The comic vocal lamenta-
tions Of George Berg &t the Brown
Derby are q special favorite OF
IserviceWomen. They have even
taken down the lyrics IN shorthand,
we are told. Billy Arnold, the
Neptune's pianist, win be glad to
play Chopin for anyone who asks
q. There's that side to his music
too, and he likes to illustrate 1t.
/. As what pianist does not, after
those long stretches OF the strictly
contemporary in request numbers?
/. Il. The Mayfiower's Bernice Byres
Is proud Of q Stage Door Canteen
|ornament for her charm bracelet
Evening star., 1944-06-01
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK q
Observation-Disclosures

Notice II hereby given that pursuant to
Sal Of its directors 4 special meeting Of
Bank Of washington win s. held at 4ifs its
banking house at No 316 Pennsylvania
Avenue Sc. In the City Of Washington.
9, 1914. at 1900 o'clock. Noon, for the
purpose Of considering and determining By
vote whether an agreement to consolidate
SAVINGS Bank Of WaahinEton. located in
the City Of WashinEton. District Of CO.
|lumbta. under the provisions Of the laws
confirmed. and for the purpose OF voting
upon any other matters incidental to the
A COPY Of the Aforesaid agreement executed
by majority Of the Directors and Trustees
of each Of the two banks, providing for
the consolidation. Is on nie At the bank
and may be inspected during business
hours. GEORGE A. DIDDEN, Jr.,
Evening star., 1944-06-01
THE EAST WAaHM0TON aAVINGs BANK
OF WAsHInQIoN 2; G;-sHARE-

Notice IS hereby siven that pursuant to
call OF It's trustees q special meeting of
the sharsholders Of the East Washington
Savings Bank Of washipgton, p e.. wiz
ppssnnssylysn,a 6. Is;, Avenue sE in the City q
am. Tor the % Durposs s Hg eonsideSins s'Ssa and
|Isnt .s e copsolidate, the said bank and
District, Of Columbia. under. the provisions
ratified and confirmed. and TOR the pur-
pose OF voting upon any other matters
incidental to the proposed consolidation
Of the two banks A copy Of the afore-
said agreement executed by . majority Of
the DIRECTORS and Trustees Of each Of the
Two banks. providing for the consolida-
ton, is on file at the bank and may be
Inspected during business hours
s. WILSON EARNSHAW,
Treasurer.
y. z. w. Beall Francis j. Kane,
]. Earle Bourne. William N. Payne, r..
James a. Donohoe. jr.. Edw. B. Hughes.
g. II. Dunkum. IT.. w. r. Simpson,
John Ford, Ernest E. Herrell.
william Thomson, H. Lewis Flemer.
u
Evening star., 1944-06-01


MAN wanted for bowling alley work. steady
empioyment King Pin Bowling Alley,
process shop Alpha Process Co., 1928
MAN I 't to s assist steward of hotel, experience
preferred but not necessary, should have
sot' s9 meals soa
Eets ksS iaaa' 1ssh and kDs sts nx s'ss'ro oar'0n
Man; cSlereas g work in school. Good
MAN to clean tile baths; steady work, s24
week. Apply Lord Calvert Hotel, 1900
hnltimore @ ave; College PARK c,9tsI Md; ,u,,d,nv
NAN nan I'VE on fsrm ao6s some poultry building
MANAGER for downtown fountain and
state top salary
MANAGES, for paint and wallpaper, store.
Retail wholesale experience preferred. In
better e position. 81 a We es have % real tS postwar
snce,. education. draft status. etc. Box
NEAT NJ Curriers'. part time: iourneymen
and apprentices urgently needed for part
time Friday and Saturday v work; ., earn m
the war effort. too. Apply at your nearest
Safeway store nr employment ONCE. 4th
M MEcHASicAh i III ne ENGINEERS, designer. for
process piping, power plant piping and
Send qualifications. salary requirements
Apply the H. X. Ferguson Co., Box 867,
fredersF MF MS or telephone Frederick
MEN,. colored, for general garage work.
must know how to clean cars; good wages:
steaGy work. Kearney Oldsmobile Co.,
z New York ave. ne.
MEN, age 80 to go. to deliver essential war
time commnnications uni In Govt bldg; day
ern Union, Room zoo. 1877 N. Y. ave. n ".
MEN. colored experienced in handling
Good wages. ours Is an essential war in
dustry.. Apply to. Mr.. Mohler between
4 and pm, Smiths Transfer a. Storage
MEN wanted for work On grounds. Phone
WI 400, Chevy Chase Club. Conn. ave
help @ srusks; coed pay. Cali Mr.. Else
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Bio Iceland Fish Cotch

Icelanders have amassed the
largest catch OF. fish per capita Of
any nation, nearly all Of which has
gone, under the terms Of lease lend
agreement, to feed people Of the
United Nations.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sERVICES rendered: Sys-
tens installed, .&udits,. statements. tax re-
tnrns Es prepared. Capttcf Audit Co, NA
FUEL. SAVED. Are YOU waiting badly
needed fuei?. Decyea1c fuel consumption
With increased Output. comhustion test
Hu1NACE9 vacuum cleaned. speciei, corr
WIZ 'I0 sS4 el lSso ios d,
myself. Charles Mataja, 1914 Newton 81.
n.e- Washington Is, D. c. II
WILL NOT De RESPONSIBLE for any
myself. Z. =. Reed, Bowie, Nd.
kAHTlES who Witnessed an accident at
FRS. and Seaton .pl. NV. on Sat-, May 20,
asats, dsat, plsase cal MIS- Rosa LOFTS, "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Three Stage Shows
Hold Spotlight
In Movie Houses

ETS face it for the first
A time in several years, De-
troi1 finds itself with three
stage shows running simulta-
neou,ly in three different pic
tupe palaces
This trio of lin person" at
fractions include Phil Spltalny
ami his all-girl orchestra on
the stage of the Downtown
Thr4ter; frankie earle leading
ms band from the keyboard at
the Michigan and that wonder
ful L. S. Coast Guard show,
"Tars and SparS" with Victor
Mature at the Fox.
Spitalny is really making
every minute of his Hour of
Charm" program count at the
Downtown. There's Evelyn CIV
Ing YOU a holiday for strings
with her violin, Vivian, the
smooth singer. and a complete
harem of harmony on the bill
that Phil fills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

is drawing bigger crowds each
week with Leo Slater and Doro-
thy Crider in the leading ro-
mantle roles.
More opera is on the way
with the opening here Of one
weeks repertory by the Phila-
delphia La Scala company in the
Masonic Auditorium. leading of
on Sept. u with Grace Moore
as La Tosca.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Ann So+hern Expecting

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10.
Latest on Bob Sterling is that
he is being transferred from
Sacramento 10 Mather Field in
Douglas, Ariz. He and Ann
Sothern are expecting their
baby in November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
MARINE RAIDERS

frankie Carrie, of course,
needs no hHild-HP, either as a
swing pianist OF orchestra
leader and ne has a particu-
larry fine presentation to offer
this time. The screen attrac-
ton incidentally, is Marine
Raiders" an action special for
the celluloid customers.
There's hardly a member of
the tabloid treat at the Fox
who hasn't seen action in the
North Atlantic and the South
Pacific, because all the "TarS
and Spars" have been in there
fighting before they started IN
entertaining. Victor Mature,
that beautiful hunk Of man
Is mSt one of the many talented
characters in what we'd call
"a beautiful hunk of entertain
ment"
Appropriately, the film on the
Fox screen is Secret Com
mand," q story about the
people who build the ships thar
the coast guard sails.
O'BRIEN AND LANDS
This has Pat O'Brien and
Carole Lands for the leads.
There's no stopping that Inc
up at the United Artists box
office, because the Bing Crosby
picture. Going My Way" is
well on its way to an eleventh
week record.
It's a great picture, but were
still amazed at the number of
people who haven't yet seen it,.
We don't know what they're
waiting for, because now YOU
can sit down and look at il.
Due to booking business. il
cant last much longer. so don I
miss your chance to see Bing at
ms best Barry Fitzgerald wrap
ping up an Oscar" and Rise
Stevens singing superbly.
on the legitimate side Of the
amusement ledger we find the
CaS> all polished up and ready
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

TO bring in that John Van Dru-
ten hit, Voice of the Turtle"
This surprising comedy about
three hearts in wartime only
calls for the talents of three
actors and, in this case, you'll
see Is. r. Stevens, the Holly
wood beauty, Hugh Marlowe.
the advertising chap with Cert
rude Lawrence in Lady In the
Dark and Betty Lswford.
THEN TO CHICAGO
This is the second company of
the production in which Mar
garet SULLIVAN, Eddie Nugent
and Audrey Christie scored so
senSationally on Broadway.
After its two weeks here
Voice of the Turtle" goes into
Chicago for a winter run.
"Othello' follows next at the
CasS with Paul Robson in the
Margaret Webster production on
October 10, the same night that
the Wilson plans to present a
week of the opera Carmen in
English.
Meanwhile the Wilson stays
on with Two In a Bed" which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

BY Frances Drake


Look IN the Section Which Your Birthday Comes aud tid
What Your Outlook Is According 20 the stars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

Here's a point easy dinner that's
mighty easy to prepare Everything
youNueed for it Is easy 10 get your
market Is sure to have these foods on
hand And What a wonderful combi-
nation of fire flavors bacon sweet
potatoes and apples All iayoritcs'
Ration-wise. this meal is a zeal bar.
gain--takes 10 few meat points per
person! 1t takes just a few slices of
Armour's Star Bacon TO provide the
satisfaction Of a big meat meal-be
cause Star Bacon is richly fiavorful--
sugar-cured in lis own juices then
slow smoked over fragrant hickory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
tar Bacon with Sweet Potatoes and Apples

and hardwood fires
Cook . uupceled mcclure SIZED
sweet potatoes IN boiling water until
tender then peel and slice lU thick
CrosSwise slices Core . tarta phlcs and
slice in hall inch slices Place lb of
sliced Star Bacon N CCid frying pan.
Fry slowly over low heat for 10 to -
minutes. turning frequently and pour
ing OF fat as II accumuiates When
crisp but not brittle the bacon Is done.
Using some OF the bacon drppinEs.
fry the apples and slices of Ueet poo
tatoes Serve as ilustrs ted Serves 4.
r ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
renqthen Back

POOR POSTURE is a COM
mon ill Unless carriage is cor
rect tho muscles extending from
the ribs 10 the hips are bound
10 weaken, and that means
ugly bulgeS
The simple habit Of keeping
The tummy area fat viii ward
OF Accommodations fat amid
ships. When YOU walk. breathe
rhythmically with each step.
timing your breathing 10 your
pace inhaling deeply
For five minutes twice a day
do this exercise lie flat on the
back In bed. clasp the hands IN
front Of YOU lift the upper por-
ton OF the body, keeping the
legs rigid. feet close TO the
bed This exercise will not only
reduce a thickened waist. but
VIII strengthen thrs-muSclcs of
the back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
RequiEe Less Space

Dwarf trees come in many
more varieties than the eSpalier
ones, bear. when very young. are
easily sprayed and pruned, and
tho fruit from them can be gath
cred almost as readily as that
from the eSpahcr trees
II is possible 10 plant several
dwarfS of different kinds in the
space required for one standard
size tree.
The standard trees may be had
IN even more variety than the
dwarf> and naturally being
larger. they will hear more fruit
Though they take longer 20
begin bearing. they are conSid-
cred 10 be much longer lived
than dwarf trees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

COfNuFB y.
tant developments in military,
air, naval affairs shown, also
favored
AUG. 23 TO SEPT. 20
Virgo-Outlook more promls-
ing than at Grst glance, but 1t
will take fortitude and ingen-
iousness 10 get desired results.
SEPT. "a 10 OCT. 20 ~
p Libr0--Follow, well made pre-
arranged plans and schedule, ex-
cept whore emergencies arise
that necessitate changes. Accu-
racy, decisiveness important.
Confer with superiors, able asso-
ciates when puzzled.
OCT. % TO MOVE
Scorpio-M Money matters seem
most likely 20 trouble now, so be
alert and exercise sound judg-
ment in their handling, Employ
ment, business generally can run
smoothly. efficiently if proper
attention is applied,
NOV. % TO DEC. e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uncertain
I'm Tendency, but with your steady.
capable hand at the wheel, we
don't think there will be much
trouble getting the days sched-
ufp done on time and done welt.
DEC. % TO JAN. n
CumicorH-Promising period,
particularly il YOU will step out
from the surging crowd and be
your individual efficient. master
ful self. You can, must do II.
JAN. - 70 FEB. 20
Aqporias VIII be progressive
day with your help. IL fearless.
honest with yourself and others
and DESTROYS of true success, no
day or problem VIII stump You.
FEB. ~ TO MARCH 20
cs-This is tip-top month
att through for YOU folks and to-
dav Is more generous than for
most of-u~- Take heart under
take the most difficult dutfeS with
courage fIIIh-Lha- lnu-ll- Sue
coed. You will
4 CHiLD horn an this dup:
Talented; much mechanical abil-
fty. Quict but often too reticent
when il would be better to speak
it&-thoughts, confide in loved
ones, voice opinions about work
ts--f-7-tE---, istt7 u ktuE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Sports Develop Muscles

Fencing develops the calves
Of the legs. and is excellent for
the hean-pole tSpe of Girl
Tennis not only develops sthe
forearm. but strengthens the en-
tire body
Coll Sims the WU,llinc
through twisting and bending.
Swimming develops long. 1.-the
muscles and adds grace 20 the
walk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Grow Against Wall

We have standard fruit
trees which grow up 20 30 feet
in height wc have various types
Of dwarf fruit trees which, de
-pnHAiHF- ~ tho kind Of under
slnck used when they are grated
VIII be- ultimately from s tolls
feet high
There are also "espaleF' trees
which come already trained
70 grow fat against a wall or
some such surface IN variety
OF Platforms
Tho trained trees cost the
most per tree. hat II your space
3, very limited. so that the fat.
spread out growth Of these is
The hest for you, then these are
The trees for your garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

SPORT-WISE Alexis Smith,
star of forthcoming The Adj
ventures Of Mark Twain, be
heveS that most women indulge
in sports that are not good for
their figures.
Certain exercises develop GER
tain muscles. and a little fore
thought on your part may help
10 create the beautiful
while you are ao enjoying
yourself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Ord ering
Fruit Ire es
From Nursery
BY T. NBFE Ztt MIR
Brtroit Tlmes Gnfden rdiiof

LAST WEEK we considered
tlae ordering of SrVtS-grass
Satgt stfd others. This week let S
talk a bit about ordering nursery
lock and since il is a year Of
fruit planting. let Us consider
fruit stock.
Trees which bear fruit should
ho planted with due considera-
tion for their contribution
towards The landscape. n shade
is needed. an apple tree viii sup
ply a. jus, rs wen as a maple
and viii also give fruit.
The season Of blossoming is
just an added dividend. So. think
Of the ultimate size Of the tree
in relation 20 the space YOU
have for ~ 30 occupy and the
effect You wish 81 10 give and
choose accordingly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

MARCH Fl TO APRN 20
Aries Aspects slightly more
restricting. for you bors after
April A than for Vher Arieqs
perhaps, but whole day holds
|rritatlngS influences, so be on
guard. Hold your temper.
APRIL n TO NAY ~
Tawus-Use your best bust
ness sense dealing in anything
Aolving money. large orders, or
ny people, contracts, agree
R!nts, etc. Avoid legal entan-
elements. .
MAY n TO JUNE ~
GomiHi 49, Stars favorable To-
you this generally uncertain day.
Much excitement and sturdy sue
resses for fighting fronts. We
must double our efforts, increase
BOND buying and stick al the job
Every minute, every day
JUNE - TO July %
C1accT-N0thing is ever lost
TT TTUUt rs Fa71Td BY proper
blaming aiitA LAYING =aHt=a stHa-
|tegic- course before is7i4==t tttsit=tt't t,
days actiyitic5 Listen TO wise
admonitions, heed sound advice
land kpnM- &n44r- penEI,- -
JULY - 70 AUG -
Lco-Nour days work more
|bencdc h a n unfriendly and
|chanccs are yoUN gain consider
ably if you earnestly try. lmpor-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-11-02
Fleetwood High
School News


The senior class has organized
their class and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the coming
year: Billie Sue Greer, president;
Pansy Hartzog. vice-president;
Hazel Lewis, secretary and Caro-
Ign Parsons and Paul Lemly, re-
porterS.
The senior class attended court
last Monday and heard Hon.
Gregg Cherry speak.
There was a political gathering
at Fleetwood gymnasium Thurs
day night, October. g. when the
speakers were Rev. Donne1ly Hart
and Deputy Sheriff Carl Gray
beal.
Saturday night, October IL, a
pie supper was given at the school
gymnasium. A combination of
games and. other recreation was
enjoyed. -