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Evening star., 1945-08-05
CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE-Registered Jersey COW, Just
come fresh, 1925. RAY B. ROBERTS.
RID: No. l, Derwooc. Phone Gathers
THREE RIDING HORSES for immediate
for children. 81. 215O. Sun. before IL
walkers: ] pure-bred filly, other eaited
horses, ! new pony saddle. other new and
used saddles, new and used harness. brides
rd and Green Meadows. GUIDE FARM
GOATS--Spring kids for sale. $40 each:
fine stock Call after 9 p.m., Falls Church
1888
pony, years old, $780, saddle and Bride
etc, separate; purchaser must prove abil-
ity to give good home and affection
CHERIE KING, Lanham Park, Md. Hyatts-
vile 5517.
JERSEY GUERNSEY HEIFER, IS months
old, of good milk stock sos. Falls Church
l264-R
Evening star., 1945-08-05
| CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK Cont,

All All d SNRs RsAbo% & Rs YSwN spa k ogls'% % s2Hsa
owner. Gsithersburg 49, !.
dandy: best cash offer today gets him.
PALoMYSo PA SaYSi HORSE for sale: rear Ala 18th
Musf nE ses sofb M TFSas a MIA Make
for our winter stock--S6 Western saddles
all sizes, $40 up; Al Army saddles Sl6:25; p
tingales, 124 English brides, 4s5 & saddle {, 9ls;
RHRN R9ds ss%s s sA6DT 9bff sR6 EOS soath
Paca st.; Baltimore l. Nd near Washing
VS S%SSKsRMonsE for s,s,, sale r,I4,5 NICHE
ses% 4SrSf fqs fss ss e.: vi Ei,y sTs ss,;s
PSGaf FoR hf5naeP 6sautitSI, bsss and
white ps,fect disposltlon inn n 1 DV hiack Perch
eron draft horses. beauties, purebred, but
ance iinc Of good home for them. j. W.
GooD FRESH COW AND CALF. 20 acres
clover and timothy hay and shock Il
acres big wheat straw also old cal. Al
RIDING HORSE, part Arabian; o years
G'0s SADDLE i5D2i HORSES HORST and pinto eolt: i i
gentle; sentISS also Guernsey cows fresh about
: months other will be fresh in a few
days, cail ST; O9s4, am. to pm
ToR f. sALE@,a SALE, Jersey heifsrs' fresh in Feb.
fok sAEEEab6iss1 aDproxmat,sIy, ,hs,uG;ns GSS;
GsS5EIs sysr SP5ns s.6d. MG bsT.es sH siaS ,nd
ponies. reasonable for good homes; sold on on
| trial, full refund If not satisfied. TWIN
OAKS GUEST RANCH, Linthicum Heights
reSistered es: % Paiominos. Visitors always, vel
| come Drop over for a ranch -style dinner
with or without 2-hour ride. Restricted
PAIR YOUNG DAIRY cows, close spring,
| ers ! Guernsey, l shorthorn; $500. Can
CHI 6l26 after Pm Pm Moe Thomas $
n i0,disc drili. i shoe drill, 5 disc haTroys'
| ;, .-horse wagons. several wagon wneeIs:
turning plows mowns owtnr mheng sinfle and dou
BILE shovel plows,. sets oil morse wagon
/ harness. l set of horse wagon, harness, mess
| harness, saddles and brides; GOOD lawn lawn
mowers, several butchering Kettles. rails
) SnBTsh nBEAU4IFUI TIF RIDING HORSES. Ave
gated stylish ribbon winner; l flteen-slxLs =
teenths thoroughbred. both gentle and
be sGi ridden or 6H oH W9men S64a OF eh'iofe 0
SADDLE h Hi HORSE. '36 hands; a-year-old
soTrel pacer vii ssn F1de can or a55ye ox
saddle
MARE, 5-gaited, l5-hand bay: will drive;
RsIDiSG HORSES, cows and calves. LAUREL
Park FARM, Laurel, Md. Phone Laurel
RACING MARE. Fair Maid" by ENGLISH 2
yrs. s old. E. T. WATT, Pleasant Valley,
SHOATS, Is, ali sizes up to s5 pounds
priced from $3.50 TO $50. Mr.. Blocn
at LIVINGSTON STABLES, 5S06 Queens
chapei I'd, Hyattsville. Nd. WA, 1923.
HORSE, large, gray, SI00. v. oBRIEN;;
nj PIDtSG * AND WORK HORSES, mules,
ponies: cheap. Some good cheap mules
and ponies. q ponies. New and used d
harness. Straw rides by the hour Rear
FOR sALE-2 good farm mares and l nice
riding horse. These mares are as good o1,na as
semitic and pretty: II you have ntl eaitle or
pasture where there are good fences and
plenty of grass and running water wiShin 1nn
- miles OF Washingtop, see MASON
HIRST, Annandale, Va. at the END OF
Columbia pike. Phone AL. SSH. CLOSED
SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1945-08-05
AVIATION.

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts' swift
SSSs, CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. Fo
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
FOR SALE-Aeronca tandem trainer
Franklin 60; never damaged ship JUS
ma jored throughout at Govt, approved
repair station like new. CHI 09Sa
N. C.-I9l-M; fastest plane in the. U.
for its horsepower with an N, c. license
tops l7s m.p.h.. lands so m.ph.; S2'25o
vi
Evening star., 1945-08-05
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS, ire tools. screens and all fre-
place goods repaired and refnished; D, l.
BROMWELL. 723 18th st. NV. ME l13f
WOOD for fireplace. furnace, heater and
kindling; all fuel will be scarce this winter;
order now. COOPER SUPPLY CO. al3
18th st ne AT. 50l9.
SLAB WOOD, seasoned, mostly oak: suit
able for furnace or ireplsee; approxi- i
iirerles nreferahle MO o1lS
Evening star., 1945-08-05
ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

36Ie LEE HWY, opposite Old Dominion
Bank rms, bath. living quarters. once
miss Herr, End H.. After inspection,
call 1923 N. Irving ST., C. w. CLEVER
CO.. INC
C0LoRED-150t 18th ST. NV rooms,
refined. employed couple, S12 per week
Evening star., 1945-08-05
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.W.

LARGE SLEEPING ROOM in pvt. home for
gentlemen: cony; to Navy YARD; So
week each. ISL 18th ST. Sc, TR, 49S1
21O5 NICHOLS AVE. s.E-Double room,
private entrance. for 2 girlsA $40 wk. for
2; twin, beds. Call AT. 97i1 bet. and
a5e sth ST. sE,-single, next to bath,
s25 mo-: men only; Can after or sun:
person, kitchenette, hot and cold water.
mr. all csrlines: $40 per week
3I2 end ST. S.E.-Large, comfortable
room for ?, cross ventilation, s6 each.
FR IF,o 1S,s 81 c.po,N. AVE sx1.rv.
cheerful sleeping room. next bath, un-
limited phone: within walking distance Of
Ge, Neyy onrn Yard ,so ss week At s1l5 sr
seryicemans wife will share her home
with refined, neat employed people; S12 so
weekly; twin beds. Phone all day Sunday,
after 8 m. weekdays. Trinidad 1880.
COLORED-26Ol NICHOLS AVE. Sc
Two girls to share room in sc. section.
Call all day Sunday until 6 o'clock Phone
AT. 343S. AL privileges. S5 each weekly.
Evening star., 1945-08-05
POULTRY AND EGGS Cont

DAY-OLD CHICKS, heavy, light breeds;
have reduced our price So so per hundred
special price large regular orders; coccidi-
osis remedy on hand; order your fall poul-
try house and equipment now; talking or
ders electric battery brooders, supply very
limited ANNANDALE POULTRY FARM
INC. Alexandria S330. ~
Evening star., 1945-08-05
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont.

DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont.
BOXERs, choice pups. both sexes. fawn or
brlndie, Axe reg; make your selection for
Immediate or future delivery. AL. 0S05
COCKER PUPPIES, reg Axe: black, typy;
will deliver; red cocker at stud. RA. 3073
or M. KUBEL, Clarksville, Md.
DOGS-Two beautiful spitz puppies. fne
blood lines, / male; purchasers must guar
antee good homes HI. 0O7s.
WILL GIVE to good homes, 3 puppies,
small, mixed breed. Call Sunday at 5l62
Fulton st NV
Evening star., 1945-08-05
ROOMS FURhIsnEp-Northeost.

1908 H ST. ,N.E.-Large, clean, airy, front
fgass for couple ne5s g sri nens hs
1901 MINI. AVE NE.-on hrst floor.
gentleman only; uni, phone; $50 per mo.
ii3 9th ST. NE.-Large double rm for
2 girls: home priv: close to csy lines; ss
large apartment house mr. Capitol private
so@s' RSss LScdIH Il 5nHS RD 81 NfSsck bedroom
double bed; incl9sed porch, next to bath;
eitI nN to Snare with another. twin rGIf beds. tH
? closets; si7 a mo- mo, DU $500.
j. L ST. NI.-sleeping room for 2 or 8,
s. apiece week; also Broom apt Tor .
1900 1900 vaRNUM var ST. N.E.-Master bedroom.
with shower, twin beds; convenient transp.;
lls sth ST, NE.-Larse furnished room
2s:tsr,fs ss Mass 500 .tf tRF AT s2a front
bedroom 2 J;T giT!s; So each, Call after
IeP5 I + !" NEWTON sT. N.E-wanted. girl,
operative basis by several other girls.
Home privileges and conveniences. S25
30 5s MfcHfGAN IA '&asK AVE. N.E.-sinsle room:
gentleman; convenient: refined neighbo1-
ffHa The GAIENA ssevais iag pan st. sI9 ePor giri.
only: On Capitol Hnr'; / vacancy, in
large front room to share with other
girls. Connecting bath. Lounge room for
entertaining friends. S21. FIR. 971S.
CoLORED-13 QUINCY PL. NE.-Girl to
share room with another girl, twin beds:
home PRIVILEGES: S4.50 per week. DE. 9209.
eai EAST CAPITOL ST. Apt. quiet,
pleasant room for refined gentleman; So
per week. Phone Ii 1866 Sun. only after
FREE ROOM, laundry facilities, ne. hons
to reliable white person or couple for
little daytime mot Sunday assistance to
elderly lady caring for invalid husband:
write. concerning self, references. Box
CoLoRED1sI4 DIVISION AVE, NE
Nicely furn. room and cooking privileges
for refined, employed couple; SO weekly.
6oLoRED. 1890 18th ST. N.E.-For 4
Government girls at $3.50 each. AT.
C6LORED-1364 ST. NE.-Ref. girl to
share room with Govt, girl; So week. AT,
CoLoRED-6Is sth ST. N.E.-Two Govt.
girls share room twin beds, on carline,
laundry privieges: SIS per week each. Ap-
CoLoRED-iiI2 DIX ST. N.E-Nicely
furnished front room in, private home.
suitable for : employed adults, refined;
COLORED-13OO MARYLAND AVE. NE
Neatly furn. rm. for employed couple no
COLORED-3I QUINCY PL N.E.-Fur-
niShed room for refined girls or couple;
privileges; S32 mo. MI. 1890.
Evening star., 1945-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

2-CAR FIREPROOF GARAGE, suitab
cars or storage, SS month. 1910 Kansi
ave. NV. Call Sun. or ewes, GE. 60Ss.
Evening star., 1945-08-05
ROOMS FURN-Norhwest Cont. J

COLORED-2SII SHERMAN AVE. NV
Attractive furn rm for 2 employed persons,
For appointment call between and
pm AID S0R4.
CoLORED-32a9 11th ST. N.w.-youns
married couple; large front room; no
kitchen privileges S35 per month.
COLORED-1508 S ST. N.W.-Rehned
Govt girl or student to share large furn.
room; quiet home with > others, PRIVILEGES:
S5 week NO 1917.
CoLORED-i863 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
Girl to share room with another girl, $50;
also room for women. $50.
COLORED-753 FAIRMONT ST. NV
Room for rent, man only; large closet; $50
COLoRED-1343 GIRARD ST. NV
Ladies only. . girls: front rm., $40. GUY
TIMER, 1925 You st. NV, NO. 4907.
Evening star., 1945-08-05
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent,
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where a Star box num-
ber Is used the general location may pe
cases The Star will secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1945-08-05

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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Percy Jones
july Menu

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. 20 CUP)
There's no meat and butter
shortage at Percy Jones Hospital
center here.
The 10000 soldier patients con-
suned All, ,285 pounds of meat and
26.062 pounds of butter during the
last month, Col. Edward c. Pier
son. director of supply, reported
today.
Food consumed during the last
month was valued at $3.50, GAO. SO.
The months menus included
76.703 pounds of bread, 41,43l
dozens of eggs, 23,802 pounds of
fresh tomatoes, 274,700 pounds Of
potatoes. 1.360,033 half pints of
milk. 1903 dozen oranges. %, 100
pounds of lettuce, and 1906 gal
Ions Of ice cream.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Peach Pickers
Sought in State

EAST LANSING, Aug. 20-Sev-
eral thousand mon and women are
needed TO help harvest Michigan's
record crop of peaches in Berrien
County starting today.
Donald Hamilton, Ell official
at Berrien County, reported that
the peach crop there will be 25
per cent greater than last year
when 2,65S carloads worth 81, ,500,-
600 was harvested.
Peak of the picking season is
expected from Aug. 25 10 Sept. ).
PickerS were requested 10 bring
their own camping equipment
ADVFpTIgFNFNT
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Saginaw Seeking
County Board Aide

SAGINAW. Aug. 20-City coun-
cilmen today were looking for
someone interested in represent
ing the municipality on the county
board of supervisors.
The second appointee to the
vacancy caused by the death Of
Fred {. Trier. has rejected the
appointment. The two were Louis
c. Williams and Charles A.
Mel cod.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
Anthony and CarmeIO
ALANIPI
BY Roy Crane
YOUNG BUSINESSMEN
- b. JAMES W. SLOWER -

In two years the Allmpi brothers have
been serving Detroit Times subscribers IN
Penn,ylyania avenue, they have increased
business on their route from So customers
to 100 and sold 1880 War Stamps.
They have won many Times awards for
Outstanding sales achievements including
bicycles, wagon and football. Their
route profit, average SIS a week and they
have $500 in the bank plus three War
Bonds
Anthony is IS, Carmelo. IA. They live
st $3.50 Bewck, are "B" students at
Nativity Of Our ord school and attend
services every week a, Nativity Of Our
Lord Church.
Anthony hope, TO become a craftsman,
raises rabbit, and chickens as hobbies.
Carmelo likes to play the accordion in hi,
spare time,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
W0MEN'3st 52'|
srs 700 embarrassed By
.H0T FLASHES?

ASn you suffer from hot flashes.
feel weak, nervous, highstrupg,
q bit blue at times-due TO the func-
tional "middle-age" period peculiar 70
women-try this great medicine--Lydia
n Pinkhams Vegetable Compound 20
relieve such symptoms. Pinkham' 8
Compound HELPS FaTUEE. It's one or
the best known medicines for this
purpose. Follow label directions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-21
q WISHING WELL q
Registered u. S. Patent OHiee.
BY MaeLean
BY Wall Disney
BY Jimmy Halo

ERE is pleasant little game that give you message
every day II Is numerical puzzle designed TO spell
your fortune Count the letters your number
letters Is subtract II the number less than
add result number upper left
hand OF the Of
left right message
the checked figures give YOU AZ
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
EUREKA REPORTS ON I945
CHRISTMAS TREE INDUSTRY

Last week wound up the Christ
mas Tree Industry for this year in
Eureka The various companies
have been completing their annual
business, some were finished as ear
ly as December g.. The cutting
started around the 10th of October
for most of the companies. This
year there were about ITO cars
shipped out, which were estimated
to contain from 1000 to 5000 trees
per car Companies represented
here are those of A. J. Thomas, Re-
las, Sawtell, Hofert, Kirk, Western
Tree Co., Navilio and Michael Seed.
The company of A. J. Thomas re-
ported shipping 81 cars. rs of which
were shipped out of Libby and II
out of Kalispell.
The Sawtell Co., which speciaizes
in large, quality trees, ranging from
6 to IL feet, reports the heaviest
shipping; for weight One of their
cars weighed 54.700 lbs, and no car
less than 10000 lbs. Their average
weight per bundle of trees was so
lbs.
The. trees are cut around this area,
with some being brought in from
British Columbia.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
The CopitoI Week
BY James F. Lowry
United Press Staff Correspondent

Helena, U.D = Honorably dis
charged veterans of any war
World Wars l and II, Spanish
American. Philippine Insurrection
or Civil-and disabled civilians rec
commended by the State Rehabilita-
ton Bureau are entitled to prefer
ence for state, county and city Jobs
in Montana, according to ATTORNEY
General R. V. Bottomly.
Determining the effect of civil
service laws on state statutes. Bot
tomly also held that widows of Vet
Grams of all wars except World War
ii are entitled to preference for
local and government jobs. The
exception, he said, apparently was
an oversight by the legislature in
drafting the preference law.
Special consideration must be givz
en- disabled veterans with service
incurred handicaps over able-bodied
veterans and disabled civilians rec
ommened by the state bureau, he
said.
Bottomly emphasized that a vet
eran applying for city, county OF
state job, has absolute prefaAs~xe'
provided he meets the required
qualifications to perform the work
or duties.
The opinion was written for r. B.
Downs, representative of the Mon
tana Veterans Employment Com
mission which cited hypothetical
case where veteran applicant
scored rs in an examination while a
non-veteran had IS and asked who
should be given the position.
$50 long as the veteran has re-
ceived the required passing grade
and is qualified for the position, he
must be preferred over non-vet-
eran," Bottomly replied.
The attorney general added that
the appointing power has a discre-
ton in making appointments, but
where a veteran is concerned, such
discretion may not be arbitrary
The state highway Commission
intends to get its postwar program
under way early next year by open
ing bids on seven projects Jan. %.
The projects include grading, sur
facing and oiling Az miles of the
Lincoln feeder road between Helena
and Canyon Greek. grading, surfac-
ing and oiling of 81 miles on the
east shore of Flathead Lake near
Poison, surfacing nine miles of the
Lavina-B roadview road, and con-
struction of an overpass to carry
U. S. highway 10 across the Great
Northern Railroad tracks near
GSeat Falls.
Other projects are grading, sur
facing and oiling of seven miles of
road from top of Gore Hill to Ulm,
near Great Falls! grading, surfacing
of 6l2 miles east of Moore in Fer
gus county, and construction of a
small bridge across the Little Judith
River between Lewiston and
Denton
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
FOUR-L CLUB CHRISTMAS
PARTY DECEMBER IL

The Four-L Study Club had its
Christmas party December IL at the
Donald Olson home with Mrs. Olson
and Mrs. Lee Harmon as hostesses
The home was attractively decorat-
ed with the Christmas motif and
with cut flowers. The delightful
program was in charge of Mrs.
Walter Kammeyer and Miss Alice
Wekender. After the singing OF
Christmas Carols, games were
played and prizes were won by the
following: Mrs. Karl Knudson, Mrs
Donald Olson and the Misses Fern
Galbreath and Eunice Rorvig. A
farewell gift was presented to Mrs
June Binkley who is leaving Libby
soon. Arrangements were made tc
send cards to our former members
and plans were made for our annual
dinner which will be held on jan
uary IL. The evening was brought
to a close with the serving Of a
dainty lunch by the hostesses.
It is estimated that fewer than
in 20 Greek infants and children
born since 1910 survive today
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20

Wanted-General Hauling of all
kinds. Lee Chi1ds. 31-3x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher were
Kalispell visitors last week.
Regular meetings of the~>VFW
and the auxiliary the first and third
Friday of of each month. 8 p. m.
at the Club Room. 25-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
WANTED

Wanted to Buy-Garage Building
]. r. Mills at Kootenai Mercantile
Company 1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
LIBBY JUNIOR HIGH EDGES
OUT BONNERS FERRY

Libby Junior High trailed more
polished Bonner's team through
most of the game in the prelim-
inaries Saturday night II the clos
ing minutes the Junior High five
managed to tie the score. During
the overtime play, Libby scored two
baskets to win, 1912.
Libby-Madison 4, Donald Thorn
son, Walsh 6, Potter, Dale Thomson
g. Woods, Hamlin.
Boomers Ferry-Hockett. Redmen
Nlyon 9, Dunning |, Slater l. Hans
come l, Hoglon
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
MRS. PETERSON OF BILLINGS
REGIONAL COMMANDER

Helena, U.P- Mrs. H. w. Peter
son of Billings, regional command
er for the field army of the Amer
lean Cancer Society has been re-
elected president of the Public
Health League of Montana.
The board of directors, meeting
recently, also named DR., Harvey
Fearn, Bozeman, member Of the
state dental association, vice presi-
dent.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
WALTHER LEAGUE MEMBERS
GUESTS AT PARTY

The Young Peoples Society Of
the St. Johns. Lutheran, Church
were hosts to the Walther League
at Christmas party held at the
Church Sunday evening, Dec. Is.
Thirty-two were present for the ex-
changing Of gifts, which was in
charge of A. Agather, whose gift
was derby hat and mustache,
which he wore while distributing
gifts
Serving of creamed chicken was
supervised by Mrs. Martin Botchek
and much appreciated by those
present.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
lst Quorter Sugar
Rotion Unchanged

Helena, W.P-The state office of
Price Administration announced
that sugar rations for the first quar-
ter of 1916 would be the same as
the last quarter of l945 except for
products which included jams, jel-
lies, fruit buffers and marmalades
for which producers allotment
will be announced soon.
The OPA also announced that
Sugar Stamp No. SO would be good
for five pounds of sugar on Jan. l
and would expire April 30 No 38
expires Dec. 81.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20

The Caboose will be closed, Tues
day, Christmas Day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
POEMS SUBMITTED FOR
THE WESTERN NEWS

During the course of a year. sew
eral very good poems are turned
into this office for publication 1t
would make us happy to be able to
print all of these poems. Since that
is impossible at the end Of the year,
we shall print a few of those which
we deem most appropriate and well
written.
This will be practice which we
shall try to follow through from
year to year,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20
FISHERMEN MAY TRY
LUCK THROUGH ICE

Word has been received by the
Rod & Gun Club of Libby from the
Department of State Fisheries that
fishing on the Kootenai River is
permissible the year round, pro-
vided that hook and line or rod be
held in hand.
Ling, only, may be taken with set
lines. This ruling permits fishing
through the ice.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-20

Lost-Tire, 5.50-l7 still on wheel
around Libby or on No. 2 Highway.
Reward. Ray Orr, Star Route,
Libby. TX
Evening star., 1945-04-22

Sumner Wees recently Blue Network odo international
titled WORLD PEACE FORUM
WMAL Three prominent authorities will Mr. WeIe roud
problems 10 30
Beginning Nay h Mr. WIes will be heod eo Tudoy night at PM
onozne developments the Son Fonco Conference WAl The
Evenino SoS todvt
Evening star., 1945-04-22
Seret. Stronk
Killed

ONLY Of the Morne who took port the historic
foo rosno otop urboch Two Jmo olive
todoy ond wounded later oton the ond
All casualties omone these occurred otter their regimen"
hod moved the northern Those who eooped injury dur
no the bitter bottle the strategic Jop base Pic Rene
Goqnon TO- Manchester, NJ H.. and Pic Homton Hoyes IL
Bopchue John H. Brodey H. pho mote seoono
Gloss, AppIeon Wis., wounded The decd we're Ser9ts
Mehoe Stronk a. Conemoueh Po ond Henry Honsen. a.
SomeraIe Moss and Pic FronkIin R. SousIey Ewing. Ky
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-11
THEY Say

Washington - President Roose-
welt: To-day Monday marks the
anniversary OF the Infamous and
ruthless attack on Denmark and
Norway. Very soon their period
of martyrdom will be ended
Washington-Rep. Sam Rayburn,
speaker OF the House on his return
from visit to his home in Texas
The people back home want a
good. tough peace. and are not
much interested in details"
l;ewark-Brig Gen. Stewart E.
Reimel, chief OF the New York ordn-
ance district: The final victory
is still long way OF. Many
Americans will be killed before vie
tory in Europe can be proclaimed.
And after that we will still have
to defeat Japanese army of about
four million men-plus one million
Manohurian and Chinese puppets In
Japan's auxiliary military units"
Washington 49, Sen. Arthur II.
Nandenburg urges an inventory OF
lend-lease commitments: we are
not rich enough or big enough to
become the permanent almoner of
the world"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-11
EXECUTIVES NAMED

Detroit Engineering executive
ppointments. in line with Pack
ard Motor Car Go. postwar expan-
sion plans. were announced Tues.
day b. G. T. Christopher. presi-
dent and general manager The
new executives are W. II. Graves.
who will be executive engineer: G..
r. Patton. who will head car en-
cheering. Arthur Mutt. to be in
charge OF aircraft, and Msrsdon
Ware, who was named director Of
marine and industrial engineering.
Supplementing these appointments.
Christopher also named F. r Nc
Fsrland 10 head the engineering
research division.