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Evening star., 1945-06-13

NICHOLS AVE, adjacent Good Hope rd.
se.-3 stores prominently located in
heart of Anacostia available in 80 days
NORTHEAST CORNER 18th and H SITS. ne
Roebuck, Giant Markets and Peoples Drug
Store; big purchasing area. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE. 1858.
GEORGIA AVE: and Tuekerman st, NV,
Postwar possibilities, adjacent A & P and
BnRMAN, HgRs sIi RE- 17ss. s0 o"''' e
GEORGETOWN, 3419 NJ st. nw.-Ground
floor stores; approx. 900 So. it.. Will re-
ss sTss fGsn co St s75 Ls1 NJ NJ 54eG
GOOD LOCATION, suitable for most any
kind of business. SIG Sth st. ne, 1st com
HfWIY NEWLY zGnsA zGpnEscoRArED STORE and base
ment. rs it. by 25 IT., in best business, 10
in town: drawing population of 10000:
hot-water heat; rear entrance and loading
platform. Will increase premises by 90
1T. if desired and remodel on lease, Suit
r. LEvINSoN,. cIo washington woolen
Mills, Sl9 Caroline ST., Fredericksburg, Va.
OPENING for hardware and auto acces-
Sories in big shopping center. CHI. 55l7.
g STORES TO BE READY for g occupancy
usually good location, South Capitol and
Einlira sts. s.w. surrounded by approxi-
mately 1000 apts and houses Call Ii.
3737, between 10 am. and 6 pm.
on 18th ST. mr.: Colum6ia rd-Excsl
owner Sn eS furnishes isn ali but eiec. Consider
long lease to desirable tenant at $500
month. Call OWNER, Falls Church 1871
STORE FOR RENT, 1900 block of Georgia
ave NV Call Ii 1891
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE

ADAM A. WEsCHLER . SON, auetioneers
Desirable and substantial household fur.
niture. electric Victrola, General Electric
water cooler. permanent wave machines
Weschler's, .91b E st. NV, Friday. com.
mencing $3.50 am and continuing
throughout the Cay; new and used bedroom
groups, mahogany Duncan Pbyfe and wal
nut dining groups, lounge chairs, ode
sofas, new sofa beds. studio couehes, new
cribs. mattresses and play pens, spira
and box springs, inner-sprng mattresses
odd dressers, chests of drawers, beds, per-
sonal effects etc
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PUBLIC ROADS ADMINIsTRATION, Fed
eral Works Agency. Arlington County. yr.
received at the ONCE of the. Division Engi-
nser, Public Roads Administration l44o
10 o'clock am, E.W.T., June %. 1945,
for the construction Of Project 1H1, Wash
n-Baltimore Parkway, located between
Laurel-Fort Meade road and ANNAPOLIS
Junction. road, Anne Arundel County,
Maryland. The approximate quantities Of
the more important items are as follows:
35 acres clearing and grubbing; $4,000
Gu. ,yd.. excavation; 100000 sta. yd
overhaul: 1.210 Gu. I'd. cement concrete;
7,110 lin ct. reinforced concrete culvert
pipe. Minimum rates of wages for labor
and mechanics on this project have been
fixed by the Secretary of Labor as re-
aLired by law. When plans and specti-
cations are requested, Z deposit of $40
cash or a certified check made payable to
the Treasurer of the United States will be
required to insure their return within ID
days after the opening Of bids. Plans.
specificat tions and proposal forms may be
SPEIMAN. Division ENGINEER lei .l2.lY
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ROBERT ". MCCULLOUGH, Attorney,

QUO N St. NE.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
holding Probate Court-Estate of Edwin
s.. Armstrong, Deceased.-No. 64,S26,
Administration Docket 137-AppIication
having been made herein for probate of the
last will and testament of said deceased
and for letters testamentary on said estate,
by Martha T. Armstrong. it is ordered this
End day of June, AID. 1945, that Arthur
G. Armstrong, Ellis M. Armstrong, Miriam
A. Weihe. Frederick d. Armstrong, Elenora
Duffy. non compos; Miriam A. Weihe, her
custodian; Malcolm Armstrong. Dorothy
Armstrong. Marion Armstrong Fish, Edwin
S. Armstrong. the unknown children of
Phillip E. Armstrong. deceased, and all
otner unknown heirs at law and next of
kin of Edwin S. Armstrong, deceased, and
all others concerned. appear in said Court
on Monday. the 18th day of July, AID.
l945, at 1000 o'clock AM, to show
cause why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published
In the washington Law Reporter" and
The Evening Star" once in each of three
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned. the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
BoLITHA j. LAWS. Chief Justice Of said
Court, this End day OF June. AID 1915.
tSeal) Attest: VICTOR s. MERSCH,
REGISTER Of Wills for the District of Co.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
LEFT l3,oU
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ACREAGE FOR SALE 1co,,;,u.

ACREAGE FOR SALE. tcontinued)
Re auced to $500. % net cash cash. i Land a'a !,
% ACRES. between Bethesda and Rock
vile, ideal subdivision or other use: old
house. Bargain at S1S,500. Brokers in
vited, l. E. F. PRINCE. 1927 Conn. ave.
so ACRES beautifully wooded in excellent
neighborhood IA miles Cue south of Falls
church, $500 per acre in the entirety
Ma. 9257.
GROW YOUR OWN MEAT acre of rich,
SILVER Spring, Ga. ave. extension. $3.50
bus, water and electricity. Price, ST 800;
terms
acres of rich garden land 3 miles
north OF Colesville, near the pike; elec-
tricity. Price, $1,000, "a cash; better act
quickly. ALVIN EPLING, 5s08 BALTIC. ave-,
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 4954 day and eve
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AUToMoTiVE MISCELLANEOUS,

MOT MOTORCYCLES: parts; aceessories; s 20 oil
SALES. OIL 9th st NV RE. 091I
TIRE RECAPPING, S-hr. service. by ap.
pointment; leave your car am. pick it
up at 5 pm: finest grade materials used;
expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics: all work guaranteed;
ample parking facilities. PALDER &
HANNA 4716 r. I. ave. Hyattsville UN
1919. 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington OK 0012
MOTORCYCLE, Harley. "A; good tires, ac-
cessories, motor recently rebuilt; must sell
this week Box ZOE, Star l4s
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEI-Space avail
able, good for ofices. CITY REALTY CO.
Ma 0460
UNFURNIsHED OFFICE, 9x1s it, within
! block of Statler and Mayflower; Secre-
tarisl and reception service included; 5000
per month: occupancy July 1st. MA. 1888:
REMAINDER of lease to August 81 of
3rd floor Offices across from Mayfiower.
Box 437-R, Star.
PRIVATE furnished room in law ONCE
suite; reception room and secretarial
service: some one desired to share all
expenses on $3.50 basis: best downtown
location, near 18th and K sts. Call
MA SS77 o a m TN 4 nm
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MONEY TO LOAN.

lst, End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS on fea
estate, Money within ,4s hours. METRO
sAIARiED IADfEs3n IF YOU "r need s,sTJa money
see Mr.. Green (strictly confidentiaD. Ma.
TIoNAL FINANCE co. -1O14 K st. NV.
MOORE g. HILL CO. S04 18th st. NV.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We VIII
buy second-trust notes. o. c.. nearby Md.
MoRTaAdEs sssVhS4 & INvEsrMEN1 cokP.. HH Isis
N. ave NV National 1888
1st AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before Dor.
rowing, Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. SIT 9th st. NV. DI. 6150.
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts: prompt
or D. G. property. THE AMERICAN CO..
S07 18th IA S032.
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<
Opening lead: King of spades.
When a player faces the necessity
for making a guess the evil moment
should be put off as long as possible.
Simething might turn up. When
the missing queen or the missing
jack can be finessed in either direc-
tion it is good policy not to commit
yourself too soon. If there is some
other work to be done, set right to
it and in the meantime the opposi-
ton might help you out of your
dilemma by leading the suit that
had you puzzled.
The declarer in todays hand was
up against the question of locating
the jack of trumpS and succeeded in
obviating the problem by a simple
little ruse. The final contract of
four hearts was slightly on the opti-
mistic side, but the hand is adpit-
tedly difficult to bid. The two-dia-
mond response is normal enough and
the rebid to two hearts is routine.
West felt that he had just a little
too much to give up and commit
the hand to part score so he de-
cided to make one more move. In
asmuch as the hearts had been rebid
he. decided his holding was adequate
trump support and offered a very
questionable raise to three hearts.
East had ample reason for going
on to game
The king Of spades was opened
and taken with the ace. The Sue
cess of the ambitious contract de-
pended upon the ability to pick up
the jack of trumps AS can be seen
the finesse can be taken in either
direction. But rather than commit
himself at once declarer hit upon
simple method of getting the op-
| ponents to lead trumps for him.
He promptly returned the jack of
spades in order to give the impress
sion that he desired to use dummy,s
hearts for ruffing spades. There
was no way for South to know that
his partner had five spades and
from the bidding it did not appear
that the jack of hearts would be a
very vital card, inasmuch as the
trump suit had been rebid by de-
clarer. South therefore fell into
the trap and returned heart. From
this point on it was clear sailing
| for the declarer.
Tomorrow's Problem.
DECLARER. DUMMY.
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You are declarer at contract of
five diamonds. The opening lead Is
the king of hearts and third hand
plays the six. What card do you
play?
tcopyright. 1945. by Charles II. oorsn)
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OFFICES WANTED,

NATIONAL MANUFACTURERS desire office
space of 700 So. IT. or up in business dis
trict. District 1920.
FURNISHED or unfinished, l or more
rooms references. Box 156-Y Star
RESEARCH ORGANIZATION needs office
space of six rooms, or from 1,500 to 1000
square feet, Telephone EX. S205.
ACCOUNTANT desires share office with
another accountant or attorney. Box
223-R, ktar.
EDITOR sdesres Office for himself and 2
sssistant\ 3-desk space minimum size;
preferably 2 rms, Northwest location.
Telephone DI 64q4.
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STORE, suitable for upholstering and re-
BASEMENT APARTMENT, front room as
office, 1st-foor apt; furnished or unfur-
nished: store adjoining apt; rent, $40 to
$50 month: permanent. What have you?
P. Q. Box 1859, Wash, D. C. Any location
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SuMMER CAMPS.
CAMP MINI

CAN'T NTMROD, for boys. 7-15, IN cool
mountains OF Virginia: swimming, canoe
food; vacancies for second weeks, July 25
70 August 22. For further details call TIE.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D G.
WEDNESDAY. y
!NvEsI. PROP. FOR SALE tcont. J

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcont.,
NEAR 2nd AND EMERSON SITS. nv
tismily nat, excellent location, good return;
income. 5000 yearly; price, Sl7,5OO
nings. WA. 21SI, with VIM M THROCK-
aoo BIN. 18th ST. Sc; SI2.OOO-Rented
AZ apis. Gas heat; $4,000 yearly income;
ss3'VVg gown: ia. 0520, DU. O083
.sO,UNif APT, near Columbia Heights, de-
tsched. in perfect condition. and 2 rm.,
kitcnen and bath units; within Is minutes
o. ooWntown. Annual rental income, Sl2-
2uU, priced at ga times rental. LEO M
BERNSTEIN CO.. NE. 54O0, 14l5 K
BEAUTIFUL BLDG. of approx. so units in
one OF our fine NV. locations can be
bought for approx. 8 times rental. Mini
mum OF S150,000 cash required
2-year-old fireproof bldg. of 80 units,
WIN all modern innovations, can be bought
with approx $4,000 cash. A fine buy
years old, 25 units, in fine NV. loca-
ton: minimum of $4,000 cash required.
For these and other specials, call Harry
ASohen, GE. 02S6, with SHANNON d LUCHS
20, 1905 st. NV. MA. 2345.
COLORED-FIRST TIME offered for sale;
Two detached 4-family apis. and one s.
family apt, 6 months old located in the
best ne. section. Very conservative in
vestment. Buy one or all Call Mr. Aben,
With CONNER d RYoN, exclusive agents,
Evening star., 1945-06-13
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED = Lot, second commercial sp-
proxlmately 60x100 ft. or larger; must be
suitable for construction of manufactur-
ing plant; will pay cash. Please give price
and location. We will look at all lots
onered in reply. Box 436-R, Star Is.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
GARAGES FOR RENT

633 LAMONT ST. N.W.-single metal ga
rage, suitable for parking or storage
Conveniently located; S5 monthly FED
ERAL FINANCE CO., 9l5 New York ave.
Nv, Ma. 7416. 13s
1913 ID ST. S.E.-Single metal garage,
suitable for storsse or parking; convenient
FINANCE Co. 9I5 New York ave nv
MA. 74lH.
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MONEY WANTED.
PROPOSALS.

FIRST TRUST NOTES, SO. well secured
MURRAY COMPANY. ia. 69O2 or Ma.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY, be-
tween $4,000 and S150,000; two al-cssh
buyers. Call NE. 1l43 until 8 pm, j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for,
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed IL. II you have
Answer 70 Yesterdays Lettsr-Out.
tF} FRnSCo-SCORE (taily).
(A ANEMIA--MAINE famous battle.
ship).
g, TEAsERs- fsprinr holiday,
(T) GARMENT-MANGER deed bnxl
.tS) COULTIR8--CIOTURE (check :. -
debate).
Evening star., 1945-06-13

In cooperation Dith OPA,
advertisements under Automo-
biles for Sale must include
make. year, model, body type,
price and statement within
OPA Ceiling"
Evening star., 1945-06-13
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

SENSIBLE EXCHANGES are frequently
more profitable than cash sales; I have
several tracts of surb. acreage suitable
for subdivision that can be exchanged
Tor high-priced, well-located residential
lots having all improvements. HERMAN
SCHMIDT. MA Qoh7
Evening star., 1945-06-13

RAILROAD SIDING, loading platform;
strong f1reproof warehouse; 10000 SO. #
floor; low price; easy terms. Also , others
downtown, NV. O'HARE ESTATES, Ma
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

LARGE 2-STORY HOUSE, sIa baths;
beautiful grounds. "a Church St., Berry
vile, Va. Shown by owner. Call or phone
MRS. MRS. LENA WARE or MRS. BEN CRAMP-
FOR SALE, by owner, ga acres high
ground ON State paved road near Orlando,
Florida; $3.50, S25 down, $40 per month
SLAUSON. National 6631. 23'
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and q
snug harbor when you retire; fisherman S
haven in iGeal climate on Florida's Gulf
coast: fertile homesites, l to a., fronting
or near salt water with community boat
lock privileges, hard road, electricity, no
as low as $435; $45 down, SIS monthly:
immediate possession. For beautiful illus.
rated free booklet, phone or write Myron
AD. S6SS. j WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
NOT This

Mother-Don't lean on grand
fathers bed . Don't handle those
glasses Don't make such a
noise . Can't you be quiet while
grandpa and I talk?
Evening star., 1945-06-13
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

WANTED-About 5000 to 10000 feet stor-
age for household goods; available July
Is: 10-year lease. AT. 9243.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
sEAsHoRl PROPERTY.

WILDWOOD, N. J.-For rent, 3-room apt.
9 people; 2 blocks from boardwalk on won-
derful beach. Atlantic Ocean, June 10 to
70; S36 per week WO. 616S.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

TX m MODERN, centrally located
ding. Address TEACHER, 3066 Que
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AUToMoBIlEs FOR sALE (cont,

TAXICAB and PUG 1871 Plymouth: good
condition, best offer accepted. 1855 Pea
body st., Apt. 212, after pm. 14s
TAXICAB and PUG license; Buick 1910
Apply lib ST. s.e 3 to 8 pm
Evening star., 1945-06-13
STORES WANTED,

STORE FOR RENT, 1900 block of Geors
ave. NV. Call Ii. 1891.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10

Libby high schools commercial
department swamped all other en-
tries in the county commercial con-
test at Eureka last Friday. winning
top honors with more than the
combined scores of the Troy and
Eureka groups Scores for the three
schools were: Libby, "a; Troy, IL;
and Eureka, 10. The Lbs students
were trained this year by Mrs
Hilda Yarlett, head of the CONNER
cial department.
Results of the various contests
showed Libby capturing three firsts,
two seconds, two thirds, and dou-
BILE tie for one third place. Troy
took first in one event, and second
place in two others; Eureka made
one first. one second, and two
thirds. Lbs contestants winning
places included Arelene NJ Barr,
first, and Dolores Oertel, second in
Tipping |, with a Eureka contestant
taking third; Troy took first place
in the Tipping II group, and Flor
ence Fennessv, Libby. and Dorothy
Ledum, Libby, took second and
third respectively. Dolores Oertel,
Libby, took first in the Shorthand
| class, with the Troy entry plac-
ing second, and Eureka, third. Eu-
reka won first and second in the
Shorthand II class, with Lila Da-
wilson and Germaine Schlumm,
both of Libby. tying for third. Do
lores Oertel, Libby, won first place
in the bookkeeping contest, and
Anne Clampitt, Libby, placed third.
The Troy entry placed second in
this event
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10
STRYKER

Mr.. and Mrs. Mordy johnson and
Charley Justic from Kalispell were
visitors at the O. X Iverson home
Thursday.
Laurence Berg moved his family
to Warland Sunday where he is
employed as assistant foreman in
the pit.
Mrs. Thomas White and daughter
Courtney and Mrs. Jerome Rice
were shoppers in Kalispel1 Tuesday.
Arvid Erickson, pastor Of the
Fortine church, delivered very
good sermon at the school house
last Sunday p. m. after Sunday
school when Mrs. Erickson talked
to the children and substituted for
Mr.. Rudolph who was indisposed.
Cpl. Robert Moses called on his
sister Mary at the school house
Friday. She accompanied him home
to Eureka to spend the weekend.
Laurence Berg had the misfor-
tune to lose his only good Jersey
cow last week Bad luck seems to
be running high for him as he lost
one last summer by a train on the
Great Northern.
The county road crew graded the
roads here Monday. An excellent
job was done and greatly appreci-
ated by everyone.
The 18th and 9th grades at the
school intend to take their final
exams in Eureka Thursday, May 10.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10

Mrs. Watson was business vis-
itor in Kalispell last week.
Mrs. Charley Martin and son
Donald from Rexford were week
end visitors at the Dewey Martin
home.
Lorenz Tusen and Shorty Moore
resigned their positions on the
Great Northern which leaves only
three men working on the section
besides Mr.. Joy, the foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roedel and
children were shopping in Kalispell
Saturday and were over night
guest at Mr.. Roedels parents
home.
A good attendance is anticipated
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10
Worthy Master Peterson presid-

Worthy Master Peterson presid-
ing.
The dance committee reported a
profit of 5000 on the dance and
basket social held April %.
Several applications were ballot
ed on. The candidates will be given
the first and second degrees at
the next meeting, May 10.
Nina Woodward was appointed
pianist.
Mary Filiatreau was sworn in as
chaplain.
Several communications regard
ing the fencing project were read.
We seem to be making some prog
ress in this matter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10
Students Teach

Friday. May 4, Herman Dolezal.
Daniel Halsey. Ray Dolezal, Au-
drey Bitterman, Marcefla Dolezal,
Earline McCrory, and Margaret
Noel were the student teachers in
the Lbs commercial department.
Regular instructor, Mrs. Hilda Var
lett, was at Eureka with the COM
mercial contestants who entered the
meet held there.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10
Civic Club Elects New
Climb Members

New members, plaque members,
and officers were elected by the
civic club at its annual picnic, May
3, at Rainy creek. The new mem
bers are: from the sixth grade, STU
san O'Dell and Richard Halsey
Members at large was Leon Harris
from the seventh grade.
Names for Citizen plaque were,
John Solem, Senior, and Bob De
Rosia, eighth grade. These students
are chosen for their ability to get
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10
Junior High Heads
Stamp Purchases

Junior high school students were
high stamp and bond purchasers
for May 2, with the purchase Of
$31915. Other sales were: Senior
high $500, New Central 1865;
Central S27.10. The total was $751;
80 according to Mrs. Wayne Shan
ahan, sponsor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10
Mrs. Skakoon Speaks

Mrs. Is. j. SkakOon, Lbs home
economics teacher, was guest speak
er at meeting of the Farm Wom-
ems club, at the home of Mrs. B..
Erickson last Wednesday, She
talked on postwar housing. Mrs.
Dexter Shaurette was substitute
teacher at the school for the after
noon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-10
Libby Junior High Wins
County Meet

LlDDy junior IllbH won tile LII
coin County grade track meet Sat
urday, May at the Libby field
with 70h points. Eureka placed
second with A 2-3 and Troy third
with % points. Madison of Libby
led the lightweight class with 20
points, and Swimley, Libby, trailed
with IS points. Purdy Of Eureka
captured the heavyweight laurels
with 10 points with Luscher, Libby,
trailing with II points.
Events are as follows.
SO yd. dash-Won by Stockner,
Eureka, second Dale Thomson, Lib
by. third Billy Thompson, Libby,
time SO seconds.
rs yd. dash-Won by Madison,
Libby, second Dale Thomson, Lib
by, third Stockner, Eureka, time
10.1 seconds.
100 yd. dash-Won by Madison,
Libby, second Stockner, Eureka,
thid Carr, Troy, time 1874
100 yd. low hurdles Won by
Madison, Libby, second Hansen,
Eureka, third Switzer, Libby, time
DOT seconds.
Broad Jump Won by Dale
Thomson, Libby, second Boles,
Troy, third Lindsey, Troy, distance
Is #. 10 in.
High Jump-Won by SWimley,
Libby, tie for second and third
Barr, Libby, Hansen, Eureka, Nc
Mullen, Eureka, height it. 3 in.
Shot Put-Won by Madison, Lib
by, second .Swimley, Libby, third
Barr, Libby, distance % it. Q in.
Pole Vault-Won by SWimley,
Libby, second Boles, Troy, third
Hansen, Eureka, height 7 #. s in.
Relay - Won by Libby BILLY
Thompson, Barr, Dale Thomson,
Madison) second Eureka, third
Troy, time min. sec.
Heavyweight-50 yd. dash - Tie
for first and second Luscher, Lib
by, and Smith Troy, third Nelson,
Eureka, time 6.4.
rs yd. dash-Won by Luscher,
Libby, second Price, Troy, third
Potter, Libby, time 9.4 seconds.
100 yd. dash Won by Smith,
Troy, second Luscher, Libby, third
Morris, Libby, time 11.9 seconds.
100 yd. low hurdles Won by
Purdy, Eureka, second, Nelson, Eu-
reka, third Morris, Libby, time 1913
seconds
Broad Jump Won by Hand,
Troy. second Price, Troy, third Mel
son, Eureka, distance IS It. in.
High Jump-Won by Purdy, Eu-
reka, second Morris, Libby, third
Holder, Eureka, height 5 It. III in.
Shot Put-Won by Purdy, Eu-
reka, second Morris, Libby, third
Hand, Troy, distance IS It. 8 in.
Pole Vault-Tie for first and sec
ond Nelson and Purdy, Eureka, hit
Z It. in.
Relay - Won by Libby (Luscher,
Potter, DeRosia, Norris, second
Troy, Eureka third, time SAB sec
Raymond Munro, as captin 0!
LHS's track team, was presented
the trophy for first place IN the
track and field events and the re-
lay at banquet in Eureka follow.
inq the events there last Friday.
D.h11rc fov. f;rcf cornp1 orr
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Athletes Register

Bob Chapman, outstanding ath-
lete Of Lbs and son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Chapman, registered at
the local draft board upon reach
ing his 18th birthday, May 3. Ray
Munro, another Lbs star registered
May 5.
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Journalism Glass To Issue
Senior Review

Lbs Journalism students under
the supervision of H. S. Hepner,
are preparing material for senior
issue of the Tamarack. The paper
will include senior interviews, SEN
ior motto, will, prophesy, etc.
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The Lecturers program was Civ
en- by the Agricultural committee.
Articles on Range Practices, Esti-
mating the Weight OF Beef Cattle,
and New Methods of Nesting Lay
ing Hens, were read.
Lunch was served after the meet
ing closed.
GRANGE REPORTER.