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HELP WOMEN.

Woodward 4 LOTHROP has Immediate
ers, typists, billing machine operators.
Apply employmsnt ONCE. 9th door. 9:3o-e
Woo6DWXRD' VOC D' q inSSifhso IoTMRop has immediate
openings for general laundry helpers Ap..
Ply employment ocs 9th floor. s:soo
WOoDWARD & LOTHRoP has immediate
openings for saleswomen; no experience
Aooy oe ssos sp's daily
AiRcRaF1. shseisaf' rransoontinental g western
com es esperfy fHefs aed IN arSs
able. Stenographers, clerks. clerk-typist,
III IT, sleTks A. APR aanssT n Re
lns Msnsay thIsass EHiass: Hirns ar
NTIEREsTiiNsdG WAs 'woRK-Earnlns. at
start: ssI 20 weekly with rapid increases;
no experience 2e NECESSARY: as excellent WORKING
oes asss e 20 St. Da ao NON
Fri, $3.50 am. to g pm; Sat. $40 am.
f m TF c6 E4Ans aD
ATTRAcTIvE POSITION for clerics Work.
Conditioned effce vacation with pay; pay; op-
sppy sRDSERsas
4th and T SITS. ne. Hiring arrangements
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for small
boarding house for young girls: salary, $40
per wk.; no Sundays. Apply in person
only, 1927 Bel. rd. NV. 24s
SALES HELP-Top salary, excellent work.
ing conditions; air-conditioned store; ex-
perienced only. THE JENNY SHOP, 1919
SS e'p; sEIIiNG. III private investigating, per
manent work Is to 35 years. S23 to start.
Apply 523, Star Building.
WILL GIVE NICE HOME with salary to
middle-aged woman who will care for
elderly lady and assist with light house.
work wHrp Call I19s, TR 2ss2 oppovr,,N,rv witt,
real future for young woman in our
store. to learn interior decorating and
ing conditions, etc. WALES DECO
RATORS. LTD, 1919 g st. NV.
AN ELEMENTARY private day school is
seeking for next winter a young experi-
enced teacher, resident in Washington,
who can create a distinguished musical
atmosphere for children through the va
ried approach possible in school. Box
22-M, Star.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RESTAURANT and soda fountain. nez

REsTAURANT and soda fountain; next to
theater. nearby Virginia, small, newly
dss sna &c essy Sy
DTiee, UT VS. $, 900; sys With $500 down, e.i.nss
assss!s lsss z! II 'sss star
good NV. location, colored trade; viii sell
bldg, cellar, hot-water heat (store and
apto. Call at 800 7th st. s.w. after Sun
RESPONSIBLE man interested in becom-
ing representative or agent for n1anu-
and fitness furnished. BOX 457-M, Star.
CONCESSION FRANCHISES tseparase or
to@getherJ: yet leased on r, peEcsntass; age % new
faculties; opens May SO; concessions stiil
available TO risht parties; tea5oom ,.1. and
cocktail lounge, swimming pool space.
aa sa sh ss taa ss
fGs anal SeaseIIta enroIment week. PHONE A. 5iSi
ss sn Bssbes pc
ss s1s: soF Riis 81 sHssSs
epp epD ear sH Eel ssa and
drafted, must sell Immediately: rent, 500;
Nh. THRIfT. 1908 NJ N'Y0y Y. ave- NV. Nx.
g7aaios g7aai ssxGlgnslyTs2lh; lh;..ur ~ r :. ~
owner quotes $1,000 net pa proff mcnthly: ; hiy
rent, $50; 13 booths: seats 20. This is .
small .riace and requires very few help.
Price, $4,000; prefer an cash: may con-
slider some terms. BOB HOILANDER Ex-
elusive Broker), 1909 N. Y. ave. NV. MA.
LiQUOR STORE, OF sale, busy ne. corner.
low rent, gooG lease. closes q pm. daily,
Wholesale cost q good stock. FERNS Tsrms: So. soS.
goo cash required and will accept notes
for the stock Of about 1000. BOB
n 2. ave. NV. Ma. 0743.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER will stay evenings with
DAY WoRkEk, eoiored. Can Ho. 1898.
GIRL, colored. wants. nightwork 7 pm
until IL pm, no Sundays. Call AT. 6490
after p.m.
GIRL: colored. wants Job as dishwasher
in cafeteria or restaurant. FIR. 3053 %.
GIRL; colored, wishes days work. Call
GIRL. colored. wants daywork, s5 and
GIRL, colored, desires laundry work by the
day. Call AID. 1897.
GIRL, colored, will clean small apis. for
employed girls only: Near 18th and You
sts. NV. NO. 6437.
LADY, middle-age. white, hne cook, wants
position as cook or practical nurse; $50.
MAID. eoiored. desires housework. live in.
WOMAN, colored, wishes work in store,
hotel, guesthouse. or answering telephone.
WOMAN, colored wants to do small laun-
dry in home: Phone MI. 2s71.
fiad on da RAYS ssos week Days work Of IS. any
ONE colored school girl wants work after
school; Call DE. s40s.
WANT to do personal laundry at home,
large sunny yard. Reliable person, can
give reference. Live in GEORGETOWN. Cam
not call for or delivery laundry. Please
call MRS. FREDERICK, AID, 1894
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HoAE IMP. COMPANIES Cont

HoME IMP. COMPANIES tcont.) i.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fagstone
porches and walks. chimneys. fireplaces.
E. MARCucIO, Route 4, Horners Lane,
GoSTRscfok-Remodelins eOsErlIlsi Mdi of CONNER
:ial or residential properties; priorities.
FIplasd Epos ssss7or sss7 qe,n,n. gu. u. .: e:s.;
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning; par
~ mo C coNTRAcJ9Rs In JS'S INC. 1912 wiscon-
GENERAL s;f ifs "coNHTTRsaacroR-oe. repairing
and remodeling done now before sprins
rha. rush, sstimstes nat free. c. A NEWELL.
MoDERSlz1fse YOUR HoME-porcnes in.
closed. recreation rooms built. attics f,n-
and plumbing roofns. siding and storm
os 81 1Esf 5EH'
MoDERNsiiaziE YouR HOME and add addi-
os e made into
asbestos siding and roofing. and general
%s s0ass meBs reDas St2 ges our ss ss%sts Hp
RREENooXATiNo g o6dG CO. 1920 Irving St. NV.
sFms les esssse sAosA ss5 hons ss
g. ps1ns sa1f Wls papsrns ass WI 'sSS sb
1eS Ega esss genera
tracing, ia. 1867. ia. s4e9.
terms, I-l5 years. sECutRITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 11O8-1113
Member J. M Homo Improvement Guild
IN VIRGINIk-CaIl PATTERSoN-GAR
NER CORP. Chestnut 1929; Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
RuBEROID ROOFS, asbestos and brick
siding, balsam WOOL hot-water heat;
ING Co. .Hyattsyille. Md; WA. 1116.
J0HNS-MANVILLE roofing, siding. lnsula.
ton. storm SASH ! to 8 years to pay
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP, HO. 4120; Johns Man.
vile roofing 81 ting. insulation; storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodeling Terms
LET ME HELP YOU with you home i'm
provemenf Roofing and siding; screen
W. D. TAYLOR. 81. 0942, evenings.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

AUDITOR, accountant, bookkeeper. -bh
yrs, experience in retail trade; 5h days
week $50 minimum salary Elk. O6s8. %.
COLLEGE STUDENTS, colored, desire part
typists (2J. Cali NO. O83O.
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
Irving st. NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
GIRLS, g, colored. sandwich or counter;
desire work from z am. to 3 pm: refs
Call between 10 and Tues, Elk O738. =
LADY, refined, some income, desires posi-
ton as companion to elderly lady in ex-
change for room and board. CHI. S165.
NURSE, practical colored, desires matern-
ity cases. Call DE. 1866.
NURSES, available for day or night
duty; cases Of all kirds. For information,
NGRsE-GovERNEss wishes position with
CHILDREN, children, years and over; excellent ref.
RESIDENT MANAGER. refined married
woman, business experience: an interview
will be appreciated. Box 115-M, Star.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP legal expert
ence,, desires part-time evening work.
Michigan 5000, Ext, 919.
WIDOW, 50 years old. wants housekeeper
TX. Star.
WOMAN, capable, attractive personality
with executive and sales ability desires
permanent position with reliable concern;
ifa INTEREsTISG M PosfTioS% % wanted 'a5 by I in
pist dags ss5 Box Sgm sta4
is YEARS EXPERIENCE in front ONCE
optical firm Box 44S-M Star 24s
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SITUATIONS MEN (cent.)

BANKING. 20 years experience in trust
department., specialist on income tax, in
planning and managing. graduate law and
advanced accounting. Box 290-L, Star. "a
COLORED MAN wants q Job as Chauffeur
snd ssnndd, houseman; references. Phone . az sX.
ExPERrENCED GARDENER, 25 years in
tract gardening work: ref d. 2945 26s
GRASS. CUTTER will give you good job;
will take 1t by the Job or by the hour;
0FFICE MANAGEMENT, scctg and credit
seeking connection with frm offering post
var opportunities; Box 332.M, Star, "a.
l943, desires connection with established
law firm:. three years experience investi-
gative field; draft exempt; presently en-
Star. 25s
WANT DAY JOB as taniter,. with quarters
provided. Phone Elk. 0013. ERNEST
BARKSDAIE. 3746 Grant St n e
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PERSONAL.
MILLINERY

MILLINERY, REsTYLNG, BLOCKING,
cleaning. trimming: fabrics, straws. ,felts.
VOGUE HATS, 1923 l4th st. NV. Open eve.
GHH xSEE on S ss dsas Sps, M
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Maynower;
hems phone e9s EE sssI only hotels
WILL BUY second trust notes. any amount,
eEtate on D. 6ox &C. MaryanS san Or vSginis real
REGISTERED NURSE will give expert
day care In her home only to your child
q 10 . years. 7 oeat an. to pm. days.
FEEL Better after FIRST treatment or no
Weak 1es rssf ses som asbs pains and aches dSe
ments. Also relief for aching swollen feet.
LADY natgzopsss sH ssss 20 yrs experience in
HiGHLY cuLTGRED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conndence, freedom from self
psyafs wATeH itch M GSSe
yorf 1o days service eeeks repaired
Fl pssTs Gift MAR
i.Bs,dto Ds vSs SSS esass S.f os, 1ss
Msss5' saErHhSp slfE as $3.50 as. for Mis-,
sene Mfae IT, ,os YOU are IN need OF loan Nd to
sANIsB FEAR i sELF.CoNscIousNEss.
develop courage and gain poise. learn to
talk fuently and .convincinKly For private
intsryiew phone Ma 34ss
DRESSMAKING and alterations: open eve
nings. MRS. NEAULT, Ho. 1870. -2011
Columbia rd NV. 2Ss
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans. one
week more to enroll; special full playing
priority Saturday pm. Sundays and holi-
days, beginning May 80. ct the new, Alex.
andria Golf and Country Club Enrolment
now 81 and 81 each month ipIus daily
green fees) 15-minute bus schedule.
AuceaTIoN ea sAIE. new furniture, every
morning, 1890 am; no dealers P. j.
SLIP COVERS, CO. $500. Draperies, bed
spreads, custom made. expert workman
ship; 5.day delivery DAIGNEAULT DECO
RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE. For in
ATTENTION, MI BUs1NEssMEN. s Look at thi.
&C ad seriously It's wise to use adyeIrtising
RAY HoLLANDER, DE, 1877. IS.
MOTHER OF TWO will give day care to
infant or child: evening care by hours.
522 Tenn: ave. ne.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIlGINESG

TEACHERS. clerks teceptionists; select DO.
sTies visit Natl, ,TEAckERs AGENCY
SELECT POSITlONS-Sten.-sec. mfg. rep,
perm, exp. S225. Stenog.. aviation, start
$50. Sec. personnel expr, col grad,
S2,70o; Sec. export licenses, start 5000
$50 wk Stenog.. 3O-hr. week. s35 wk. Ste.
nog., railroad, K-day wk, S2.4OO. Stem
nog, 3-day week, 81 hour. stenog., no
charge. S5e wk Oldest agency in D. c.
always see--BoYD's. 1888 F st. NV.
miliar with Govt. departmental matters,
essential: prefer native of Colorado: ac-
cept person from Oregon or Wash State
Unusual position. Miss White. MA. 2340.
BOYD'S, 1888 F st. NV
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

FREE TRANSPORTATION to Waco, Texas,
all expenses paid. Call MR.. COOK, DI
ySSG YoGNG MAN desires ride to Middle West
early in May: will share expense. Box
222-M, Star. 25s
SAN FRANCISCo-Leave April 27; looking
for riders. Please telephone Lincoln S346.
24s
LEAVING for st. Petersburs, Fla, May 1,
can accommodate three passengers Refer
ences EXCHANGED. r. E. ROBERTSON, AT
S239 after pm 26s
CALIFORNIA-Ex-seI wishes ride
Will drive or assist. Adams 1898. 25s
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HOME IuPRovEMEkT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofng, rock wool 10.
SUPPLY q EQUIPMENT CO.. .1727 Pa. ave,
nv. warehouse ut 7th and T ne. DI.
PANrING, interior and exterior. Remod-
cling and carpentering. Roof and house
painting, etc. NO. 1883.
ASPHALT DAIvEWAYS-Free est. Parking
Specialists in our line. 25'
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; tax returns, audits, statements;
prompt. reasonable. Shepherd 1854. 30s
IL hours weekly or monthly basis. ali &C
counting and tax records. AID. 0722. e
sage 80, with production
business needing. additional capital and
services or individual with proposition or 8
new business; credit and character refs.
req. after interview. Box loom. Star.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typing, bookkeeping.
Service courses. Est % years: accredited
Inquire MA. 1898. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
F st. lopp. Capitol Theaterl.
spondence, quickly. economically: CPA coach
ing; recognized. Free booklet. ME. 4171.
DRIVING LESSONS cheerfully given.
po}ntrpont
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GROCERIES AND MEATS, business $500
weekly; short hours, no Sundays; priced
at $4,000, includes stock and merchandise
Of about $4,000; same owner Z years;
DGs, groceries and meats, business.
$1,000 weekly; living quarters, nice equip
ment, good money maker; price, $4,000;
GOOD will. stock dollar for dollar; terms.
Grocery and delicatessen, l-man store
business, $500. weekly; lovely apartment,
cheap rent; price, So 800 complete; terms.
kOGOD & BOOKOFF, Ma. $3.50, GE. 9263
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcon.. }

mems wssT. psxnbrotsrs exchange. hard;
wase MnT,EE ana T,sEelfy az asRs cash. no delay. Call
sELLiNG Your Ri RESTAURANT? SsSTT22UANr See Bob
Hollander, restaurant specialist since 1928;
ausn nc guy IT. ank L sSSa costs
more to engage the services Of an expert
enced restaurant specialist. no charge un-
largest and finest restaurants in Wash
tngton: list upon request: let me sell yours;
absolutely confidential; 30 BHoLLANDER,
rHestanrsnt H nre specialist. 1908 N. Y. ave. NV.
Gas STATION and equipment; has garage
IN rear and large lot for storage of cars
WANTE6 " AHESa fRobUcrs PKG 5s so 10 9ean
Large Midwestern manufacturer of pressed
metal parts and assemblies wants new
Items TO- to manufacture and sell after the
ing your inventions, new Developments OF
improvements on established products, and
can. can assist in DESIGNING and engineering
sGsNEss in s,a5
restaurant, beer and light wine; seats l2s
persons; sood lease at reasonable rent
RooM2giNaG ING HatoofusEs ta): any REASONABLE.
ofier accepted; Sc. house, rent $50: in
$ad $s1 y weekly. e. Owner must go west. .2a
ExpiS Elh !n BUSINESS 1s1s FOR SALE immedlstsly
FOR SALE Roomins house business as at
Dupont Circle; IA rooms. 8 baths, auto
oil hot-air heat. air conditioned; above
average: positively no agents: cash sale
only, See by aIppSodintment. DU. 9754.
account Of illness. For further informa.
ton call OWNER: Dupont 1881.
FUNERAL BUSINESS located in Petworth
area, established over 25 yrs in daily sue
and furnishings including Cadillac hearse
Mohler pipe organ, etc; real estate may
be included or business and equipment pur-
chased and location leased with option to
buy later: owner illness forces real bargain
price with excellent terms For complete
information call Mr.. Tabler evenings, WI
71S2. SHANNON & LUCHS CO, 1903 q
st. NV. MA. 2345 -
BEAUTY SALON. 9Th St ne; rent S47.5o:
nice location and good neighborhood busi
ness; Fr1gldaire; can live in; reason for
Call ME. 1921.
BAKERY, old establishment, well equipped
3-year lease; S75 month rent: due tc
owners illness, will sacrifice. 3114 Ga
ave. NV. RA. 6572.
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FURNITURE, gas ranges. vardrohes, Ice
STOVE CO., 1853 n st. me-, TR. 1882.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
Experts Discuss Job Problems
OF Veterans, Government Girls

Problems ahead-the Government
girls who don't want to leave WASH
ington, veterans who never held a
civilian job, the disabled man who
doesn't want pension in exchange
for a job-all came in for their
share of attention last night.
The experts, drawn from business,
organized labor, Government, edu-
cation and the Army, had been asked
to discuss Towards job Adjust
ment" at the first fall meeting OF
the Washington chapter, Interna-
tional Association of Public Employ
ment Services.
Most of them agreed the first
problem was to find the jobs
thereby backing up the prediction
by Robert c. Goodwin, National
United States Employment Service
director, who opened the meeting
that the year ahead will bring the
largest single task ever faced by the
USES, that of finding jobs for 5,00O,-
900 displaced war workers and 5000
600 veterans,
Evening star., 1945-10-12

"are being criticized If they don't
want to take jobs as laundry truck
drivers and dishwashers." He as
serted that some employers in con-
verting from war to peacetime pro-
duction are changing the name of q
job but not its content and then
paying lower wages.
Sergt. Emanuel Reiser, organizer
of the reconditioning program for
neuropsychiatric patients at Walter
Reed Hospital, divided the men
about to be discharged from the
service into three groups.
First, there are the men who in
tend to 60 back to their old jobs
They don't complain until they find
that men who held inferior jobs
when they left are now ahead Of
them.
Then there are the youngsters
about 4,500, 900 OF them-who never
held a job. There's general feeling
OF insecurity among them because
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ley haven't Been able 70 plan theil

they haven't been able to plan their
lives.
And third. there are the men
who want something better than
their old jobs. Millions Of them have
come home and gotten married
They have to buy clothes and they'd
like to establish q home-but how
can YOU establish a home without a
bank account"
In answer to the sergeant, Bruce
Stubblefleld, associate chief Of the
Civil Service Commissions veter-
ans service section, said he's like
to know of any cases where return
ing Government employees were
given inferior jobs to the ones they
held before service, and William
Loman, personnel relations man.
ager Of Hecht's Department Store
said he didn't think the man who
wants to come back to his old jot
will be much Of q problem. He ex-
cepted the stock boy who comes
Evening star., 1945-10-12

Miss Dorothy Whipple, chief OF
the employe relations branch, War
Department chemical warfare serv-
Ices, said many of the Government
girls ARE taking demotions because
they are so afraid Of being left with
out a job. They are simply going
from temporary wartime Govern
ment jobs to temporary peace-time
Government jobs. Almost none OF
them want to 90 home. They think
any kird of job here is better than
going home"
Ted Silvey, chairman of the CLOS
committee on reconversion, pictured
the problems of workers who for five
years were given every inducement
to use their highest skill and now
Evening star., 1945-10-12

, out an Air Forces colonel and gets
upgraded-but not as much as he
thinks he should be-"
DR.. M. r. Trabue, dean Of the
School OF Education, Pennsylvania
State College, and president OF the
National Vocational Guidance AS
ISOLATION, conceded that "the ma
jority of the schools are not very
realistic about preparing youths for
the jobs ahead"
A feature Of the meeting was the
presentation of merit awards to
Miss Lillian s. Alexander. chief OF
Evening star., 1945-10-12

the national USES counselling pro-
gram, for developing the program,
and to Mrs. Mae Howard Smith of
the local USES for her work as
chairman Of the chapters mem
bership drive.
Evening star., 1945-10-12

Bolero beauty i. an olI-royon
dress with blithe plaid toffeto
skirt and tie, white jersey
blouse top and black velvet in
set bell, for $l6.e5. The black
royon velvet bolero, $6.25.
Teen-oee sizes, 10 to l6.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Carnival 70 be Held

We hope you are reserving Satur-
day evening, December 8 for our
School Carnival. We also hope you
are reserving a little cash for that
occasion. The Queen Candidates are:
Senior. Marjorie Carr; Junior, Vlr-
pinia Smith; Sophomore, Barbara
Drury; and Freshman, Grace Nc
Dougall. We know you cannot elect
all Of them but the proceeds derived
from the sale of votes for these
Young ladies as we'll as the net pro-
ceeds from the different conces-
sions of which we have many, Will
be turned into the Student Activity
Fund. So do your best.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Entertainment Offered

On Saturday evening there VIII
be dance in the gym" sponsored
by the Junior Woman's Club OF
Troy. Music will be by the local or
chestra. The net proceeds from this
will be given to the Montana War
Fund Drive. Troy is somewhat be-
hind in its quota and it is hoped that
in this way the goal will be reached
Saturday, Nov. "a. Come and bring
your friends. Help good cause and
have an evenings fun as well.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

rounded out the meal Cocoa, pie.
either mince or pumpkin, and cake
were served. 1t was Mrs. Doyle's in
tention to hold singsong following
the feast but the time sped too rap
idly and that was postponed till the
next party.
Mrs. Cole McDougall and Grace
McDougall assisted.
Those attending were: Edna Koch,
Janiel Wallace, Joan Wycoff. Flea
nor Whitfield, Maxine Bennett, Bill
ly Doyle, Jack zimmerman, Richard
Mohler, Denny Grippe, Paul Nelson,
Lois Carr, Olivia Blanchard, Myr-
tie McDougall, Tommy Fuller, Bob
by Peterson and Laura Mae Bush
mel.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
With Our Boys in the Service

M/Sgt. Dean Cobbledick received
his honorable discharge papers from
Santa Ana, Calf. He left here some
time ago and went to Salt Lake
City, Utah but was sent later to
California. He made the trip by car
and reported very bad weather all
the way through the mountains. In
fact a blizzard made the drive very
difficult He arrived in Troy Friday
Another serviceman spending a
furlough in Troy and Libby is
James Evans. While he is not a
Troy boy, his wife and little son
live here, and he is well-known
here as he was employed here be-
fore he joined the service.
Sic Verle r. Vinson left Monday
for Helena. He had spent 80 day
leave here with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Elton Vinson. lie has had
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Ven. Archdeacon Visits

On Sunday evening Venerable
Archdeacon Foote from Helena was
in Troy. He assisted the Rev.
Masuda with the service in the Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church. In his
address he discussed Missions in the
Diocese. A picture Thy Will Be
Done" was shown. Mr.. Hodges oper-
ated the machine. Archdeacon Foote
has been newly appointed and this
was his first visit to this town.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Mrs. Doyle's Glass Have Dinner

On Wednesday evening IN the
church parlors, Mrs. Dan Doyle
gathered her Sunday School class
together for a Thanksgiving din
ner. Place cards depicting the tradi-
tional turkey directed each boy and
girl to his place. All reverently
stood with bowed head while they
repeated the Lords prayer in uni
son. Plates were piled high with
chicken furnished by. Mrs. Doyle
and potatoes. vegetables and salads
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

from the west in anticipation that
she may see her son for Thanks
giving
After spending practically two
years in the service Sic Loren B.
Stapley is spending a 80 day leave
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

twenty-five months service mostly
in the Hawaiian Islands.
Sgt. Harold ~. Johnson, who has
seen service in Korea. landed in
the states Friday His mother Mrs.
Lynn Mitchell meets each train
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
HOLY Trinity Episcopal Guild

On Saturday afternoon IN the
church the ladies of Holy Trinity
Episcopal Guild held their bazaar
. The fanciWork sale was huge sue
cess with some lines sold out early
in the afternoon. The table display
} ing the food sale had a splendid
patronage and the ladies report
they could have sold much more IN
that line. The lunch offered was
not a varied menu but it seemed TO
be lust what people required on that
stormy day, and many partook OF
the chill, pie and coffee Financial
" it was really worthwhile.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Girl Scouts

On Friday afternoon the Girl
Scouts met at the Sales home for
their regular meeting. In the alb
sence of Mrs. Joy, Mrs. Sales took
charge of the group. They complet-
ed their place cards for the Fl. Har-
rison Thanksgiving Day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
TROY NEWS
Observation-Disclosures
Picture Shown in Auditorium

On Monday evening, Ivan Hodges,
Superintendent of the school gave
public showing of the picture The
Burma Road" This depicted the
difficulties encountered by the en-
pineers and the soldiers as war was
waped in that sector. There were
quite few in attendance.