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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRUGSTORE WANTED. or location for
one. Can pay cash. Private party. Box
cash. Box 11S-G, Star. 81
DRY CLEANING PLANT for sale tsolventl.
good going business, oldest established;
good opportunity for right party; sacrifice
for $4,000, one-third cash down. bal
ance in monthly payments. Located l5
miles out of Washington, D. C. Box 440-E,
Star.
LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS. We have
buyers waiting for restaurants, liquor
handle cleaning and pressing and valet
shoas and other businesses. Call JAY
REATY CO., 1925 14th st. NV, RE. 1850,
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

days BERT GABBARD co, 553 COLORADO
Bids. 4th and G SITS NV 81
PRocTER and don't Gamble. Ex. o7a7.
Warning. De wise and ready. act now!
asE19R: saP 81 oFH aSns
CLEANING OF RcTS and upholstered fur
niture by new and reyoutionary process.
estimate; The low price will amaze you.
irons; short circuits repaired: extra base
plugs r,,t house wiring: all zone. by c. A.
Ee eoNr fa r. ol house sA xiT Tsa%
pa PAIRS DI 66s installed, $3.50 up. TIE .lsa
FEC EEfRiGERaToRs repaired. bought;
service calls 81 so. ARGENT REFRIGN.
sER VICE Oh; S4s4 night GIL. o697. 49,
repars od Houses s' spsss fxTs 9q
ELEerRIcaL WIRING, remodeiinq AN, and re-
Communication alarm and signaling sys-
nechanics. Prompt Service. Ii 5IS7,
fTREPLAcEs pntlt. repaired remodeled,
F i9 GO sf De Mo f RR S7d aoAD HoUs
F F2oon sas ESNS W r25 G5SS waxing
Gf sAR kRph 1T s9 and
Sfi.nsa sH s9a s9f 81 24 Carpentry
aa drm ah sa 5ss5 ms ,B 5 and
LONGER We have men and materials Give
G q ss G IIEcTRr ests prp.,rs .nr
dsliyssed g nrF GIL $3.50 dE s3s$
anoMiEIh '' srH No R2fS painting aoor
;ms storm zEF4eaE e Y FL 5GSs
saapg nd oo E.bss hobart v ios
fa "a $4Ss stfs5 osloek Is
FaSFIsc AfshS,S 1875 fss,elass work.
pAINT RIG PapE Iafa plasterins. s siee-
ma Gs work wbite materials available free est
PAINTING: PAPER HANGING - We go
eEfYstsd Virginia G. work
aiS Tx 5ssi aSS FApER nsSGiNc deco
E pryae in ho osn't PA6 920Ts Bs zng Il
Psns1 used Sres sStssor Sherxn
PAINTING PAfEKiNG, cail Shepherd
PAPERNG AND PAINTING. work guar
anteed; estimates free. Cali THE DECO
FAyH sHo Rsp Pan sSlar1N M
Workmanship; reasonable prices, prompt
service; call any time. MIR. KURTz.
PAPERING, painting, plastering. Special
low prices this mo. Expert white mechanics
available now. no. 1904.
PAPERING five-room, two-story. hall house.
$50 complete; white mechanic. DU. 9o5S;
PAINTffSNiG AND PAPERING by skilled
PAINTING. PApERING. FASTENING
For that feeling of prewar efficiency, serv-
ice, enthusiasm and customer considera-
ton. let me do your work. I'll do the jop
and do it we'll without giving you any OF
the alibis, hard luck stories and trouble
all too often blamed on the war. Efficiency
is as efficiency does, war or no war Let
me prove it. Call MR.. MALHOYT. co.
pAPERING AND PAINTING, Al work:
estimates free. Cali MR. BECKETT, DU.
4053
PAPER HANGING, this week only, 81 and
up per room: l945 washable, sunfast pa
pers: work guaranteed. Michigan 1915.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool m
HPj99 ca r rs fqT fs Gm H Pa
nv Warehouse at 9TH and ne. d.
yith du Ps55s ssph nsf aG Dial Ts
2Ss3 for free estimates. q.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing out the best:
quet Installations: Bruce finishes FLOOR
mo CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
HOME REMoDELiNG, repairing, basement
To- 70 roof 0o individual attention given -C,aA
closed. recreation rooms built. attics fn-
ishsd; concrete ana brick work. painting
s ash et oGy f2e ee Taas ae aq storm
ranged DISTRICT RENoVAToRs. gen
f q S 13gaNtcact9gs 81 9551
penter work ana roohns at special prices.
M4 I2. CONTRACTING co,
PAINTING. decorating, alterations and re-
pair work: reasonable prices: best mechan-
les HOLLYWOOD BLDG co, EN- 1881
making homes brighter unexcelled work
st reasonshle rates Fol free eestjmates
LUCAS LUCAS & LUCAS sea Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLAsTERING and
general repairs Electrical work Materials
Prompt service Terms ARRANGED HOUGH
BROS CO. DI 400 after o m FIR
ROOFING. ASBESTOS SIDING. remodeIine
E IsTns ovr, II years SECURITY H9MS
Member J NJ Home Improvement Guild
SCREEN Your porch while I have mate
rails Johns-M anville pAoducts for roof
G ing en- Eng siding Call W. D. TAYLOR
JOHNS MANvILLE roofing. siding. insula-
ton. storm sash, ! to 3 years to pay
GATES CONTRACTING co. OIL 22hO
IN NIRGINtA-Cau PATTERSON GAR
DINER CORP. Chestnut 3222; Johns-Man-
vile roofing, siding insulation; storm win
dows screens, heating. remodehng. Terms.
JOSEPH LIGHT DEV CO.-Constructlon
and alterations OF ali types for residential
and commercial property. Phone GE.
4151: ewes. GL. N757.
GARDINER CORP. no $3.50; Johns-Man-
dows, screens. heating. remodelinR Terms
ALTERATIONS and new construction
work: all types: reasonable prices: expert
mechanics work done promptly; general
contracting. Spruce 07S2-J 81
GENERAL CoNTRACTOR-Ge repairing
and remodellng done now before spring
rush estimates free. c. A. NEWELL,
FOR REPAIRS and complete remoderng
of your home, including plumbing and
heating. First-Class workmanship at
honest prices. No SubsontractIn. / to !
years years To- to Pay, Call T, ! FITEzzMAuRIcE.
NOW is THE TIME to make plans for
your spring painting and decorating, Al
MECHANICS. courteous service. Call MR.
TUILEY. co 2644 %
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HELP DOMESTIC tcon,. J .

lady and child in small home. Phone
MAID, o:so to :; small family; 3 5 min:
Ses5 o ssns Te7ik oussvorh. $40 week live
afternoons oa. Belle f'f Haven anu 2 HaTs
@ n and cf hea HRss h T 1881
MID 4 L : td 2 81 adults. SIS and
Gs Tor ae ahars p live o b Siss
S pfFsRses Tsfereness EN- Ins1 b., ,,,
housework: i've. in; private room and
SNiuEsESiAID AND All iHoUsEKEEpER. s25
M apn1dTy or Fstsfsnsss "a l74s clean
fare Tel Or; 4779.
dren, general homework, simple cooking;
permanent Job with respectable Southern
family; live in, nice room with radio, rea-
500 per mo. References required. Write
WOMAN. white, with or without child. to
and sqndsy Off t. SIS Week. room and board,
WOMAN s, for light honsework, full or part
WOMAN, white. g;h.w.. care of children,
no laundry; working mother; 500 mo.
T Sbev5 So gsas or M T5ite eao5 sesehwood dr.
WOMAN, white, as nurse for child / "a yrs
old; not over so; live in; excellent home
and working conditions; other help; ref
Phone CO, 1926.
WoM IA eook, g.h:x; in family; $50
auired. Call MI. 226s. before 10 am A.
SIS WEEK EACH friends or sisters; /
live in or each alternate, staying in,
Refs. OR 1880. s3rd Fl. I'm. and bath.
couple with 2 small girls; exp and refer.
EMP EMP SSfh5sA'i PRo OF COUPLE
for part-time work: good salary; ref.
ing once hours. Elk. sIoo, EXT. 2291.
| TEXAS COUPLE, young, no children, de
sire cook general houseworker; THURSDAYS
and Sundays off; live in preferred: refer
! ences; S25 week 916 Goldsboro I'd, nea,
Kenwood in Bethesda. Phone OIL. 1876
after 8 am Monday.
I WOMAN. settled. white or colored, live In
be steady and reliable. CAN AT. QoI3
plain cooking. Must be fond of children
Wages. Sl00 per month. room and board
s@5 WEEK AND CARFARE, cook and
/ houseworker. assist care OF lz-year baby;
I ! am. through pm. Buckingham, Va.
sERvICEMAN'S wife wants white woman
to take care of @i2-year-od child and dc
general homework; live in SIl0 month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
HELP WQMEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BOo for position
handling accounts payable. compiling re-
ports and percentage work; good position
fer, conscientious Q and reliable person. Box
ADVERTISING AssIsTANT--Are you more
interested in advertising than anything
else? If you are. and want to learn about
copy. layout, production and what makes
the wheels go around. there is a good posi-
ton waiting for YOU in one Of the coun-
try'S leading shoe stores, Prefer somebody
with at least a high school education
Salary in keeping with your experience
and capacity. Communicate with Mrs
Morris. advertising dept, HAHN sHoE
STORES, 9TH and SITS. NV, Wash, D. C
ALTERATION HANDS for our ladies' work
ROOM room, fyll or part time; permanent, good
rates, pleasant working conditions, liberia
discounts on personal purchases. Appiy
Mrs; Num-, ladies' dept, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st. NV
ALTERATION HAND-Permanent position
pleasant SURROUNDINGS top salary; must b,
experienced on ladies' better dresses coat,
and suits. sELMA's GOWNS 1907 Conn
ave. HO. 9613
ALTERATION HAND and dressmaker. ex
perienced, for private dressmaking studio
steady, ton wages. .Apply lilo st. NV.
Room 20.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored experienced housekeeper,
wants Job with small family of adults;
stay in; s25 week: good cook; no sun
day work. Box $3.50 Star Sc
GIRL, colored wants part-time work, Q
a m. to > pm. Call at 1880 Pomery I'd.
Sc. Apt D. 81
GIRL, colored, wants part-time Job clean
ing Call Elk nO03
WOMAN, colored, wants daywork; ref: IS
per day and carfare. Call HO 5676. A.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

AERONsUTICAL ENGINEER and drafts
man wants evening or night work. Box
2q9-G. Star. So
COLORED MAN wants house cleaning or
days work. Phone DU. 0SSl.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED serviceman,
81 years old, seeks connections with
legitimate business firm or wholesale CO.,
outside selling preferred; 10 years bust
ness experience, best references. Box
2h3-G, Star ~
MAN, 36. exper. in arch. eng. business
mgt.. ! S yrs. in d. c. Lincoln 1919 IL
MAN, middle aged. desires kitchen or res
taurant work. Reply LOPEZ, 1886 4th
st. nv.
VETERAN, % years old would like part
time lob, sober with good references; can
work hours o am. to pm. or . m. to
] l 2. m Box 241-G. Star a.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tco,,,

LADIES' READY-T0-WEAR, on Conn ave.
esta6lished 10 years; owner retiring. Box
WANTED SELF SERVICE GROCERY With
ss ,9doa ssssiy s9~SrnsiDal a0 nc SfoEsTs.
GRocERY, meat and produce market for
sale, doing $1,000 per week; a zeal
money fnaker; apt above: am selling be-
fsuaf q d5fs s2 aNb MEATS 6us
portunity for iigewire or good merchant
and sr SasFSnnf fsrm sod9s s
e aa2 1fee SRs0 eus ssoO me
able rent; price, So 500 for fxtnres; stock.
Isl for s.. Ko,GoD & BooKoFF' MA
LUNCHEoNETTR, soda fountain, MAGAZINE
and drug accessories, In best. suburban
section PRICE low reasonable; terms
FUR BUSINESS tretaiD 49, small shop,
established 1920; downtown WASHINGTON:
no reasonable offer refused Box 23e-G'
BUSINESS PROPERTY in the 1000 block
vim sell Or trade Or. o64s or RA' 6s57
& 900 weekly business; Wash. or Subg..bs
CITY Really co. offers YOU m? enc,
tain concessions. restaurants. drugstore
luncheonettes,, gift shops, infants wcsf
auto repair shops. grocery stores card n1
PLUMBING AND f'Y HEATlSG business for
800 selected customers: shop, ONCE. store
good stock repair parts; M,top2 cheyErol,,
cost nv ea9s S5s0 10 200 down 70 V9
ment ha Wt9sers s1299 deferred per aG.e
SMALL CORNER 'fSSEFs GROCERY store with Ii
ing quarters bath. gas heat. full cellar
etc, Sell all, SIT 900 Estab II year
Death Of husband compels sale. Locate
99ne block over D. C. line Sc. Box 219-G
BRX Hssi f0s szsesn
RADIO SERVICE EQUIPMENT, tubes.
EaiSs yr 1ol5 IIth st, NV. NE. 1880.
II am. to. II pm; can be operated by !
person and afford excellent income; won
self with very small investment. Phone
RESTAURANT. soda bar, confectionery:
T resort toPR Box 60lns o geo saT
DOING A GUARANTEED 1000 weekly
bus OF which 70f,, is cash. this desirable
Sc. section is offered for the low price Of
/ $1,000 including stock and equipment and
/ on terms 10 resp. party because owner is
| retiring. For further details call LEWIS
! I. COHEN. RA Sglq
THIS LONG SOUGHT AFTER and highly
desirable corner grocery and meat market
IN good NV. section doing 81 500 weekly
/ business IS hnally on account OF II health
| offered for the giVe-away price of $1,000.
including all equipment and a stock est.
| at $1,000 or better. This store when
known will sell immediately. Call for
inspection and details, LEWIS I. COHEN,
BEAUTY SHOP, all modern equipment;
rent, S45 per mo including gas. cleo;
water heat; excellent business sacrifice.
pm. Glebc sll9.
GASOLINE STATIONS wanted. have sew
/ eral clients with ready cash. For quick
action call MAX KUSHNER. Ell. ;}436.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOING TO CALIFORNIA, will take mar
ried couple to help drive and share ex-
penses; furnish references. 1896 61st st.
Sc, EARHART
WANTED-Male passenger to Los Angeles.
leaving washington about Mar. IL; ex-
change references Phone Ii 6375.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE, white, married, no children. ex-
perienced in boarding and rooming houses,
will exchange services for board and room,
Box 300-G. Star a.
COUPLE. experienced. white. no children.
viii manage rooming or apartment house
references. make offer. Republic 40i5. IL
MAN AND WIFE. colored, would like part
time ianitor work with quarters. Best Of
refs LII 5O35 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MCSIC-Thorough instruction in vocal and
instrumental music, advanced harmony,
orchestration counterpoint, specializing
in the teaching of reed and brass inStru-
ments by experienced maestro zoos
Massachusetts ave. NV, ADJ. CT, noon
IN n m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03

building, hours II pm. to am; must
S SIGHf f0R WA1 saf aS over IS. 6 pm to
appg Mr. aerac 95s TShF uRa
OFFICE bFEH c4 MAN. draft exempt; good salary
! essential industry Phone MR. JOHNSON,
oFFsETT GPsEssMAN. experienced on 17xae
SSsR,ANP qESs CO. 1920 st st. Nv 9oE.. NV
chester House. a4so i 9Th st. NV, between
PAINTERs--Mustb be experienced for year
around work Apply Superintendent, 1885
PPARTs CLERK for podse-plymouth direct
eostvs9 x9elsn Hn
'r Thomas sass faSnf RS g iS"f me- to
PFRRaa iAs T fu In tl nsoo good pay and
PHoT6S;RApHic LABORATORY assist;
P P9FST4p 7RG 18th St. NV: sn ou
PORTER. colored. for seafood restaurant;
NELLs SEA asD GRILL SG Iao7 9I st. NV DUN
PoKTtR wanted. Apply MURRAYS s. 1910
PORTER Pssg and glass washer, over q. col.
st. NV lend Of Soldiers Home carline).
PORTRAIT PRINTER for Photographic
| finishing plant, full time; must be ex-
psrienced. Apply GoLDCRAFT POR-
i TRAITS, 716 9th st. NV.
PREssER for dry cleaning business, ex-
perienced good salary. Apply 3711
i Macomb st NV
PRFssER, wanted at once; SIS wk.. good
working hours. 7011 Wis ave. NV,
4 PRESSERS; must be capable; good salary
and working conditions. OFFICIAL
CLEANERS 1885, Minnesota ave. ne
PRESSER, good wages. Apply in person
to BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP. $40 +
st NV
! lPRESSMAN, Kelly B. Miller-Gordon
Miehle; part time, full time day or night
Phone supt;, ME- 22I5. 3.
assured future, HAYNES LTrHOGRAPE
RADIO sERvIcEMAN, o outside eVe work. SDf iib
ersl car expense, excellent salary plu'
|. manent Call Mr.. RECK, AT 1856
RADIO TEcHNICIAN for Important wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03

perienced. full or part time: excellen
sasTy s nd w0rkng sondtons 4sh
Ok 1173' between 10 and s. ~ w
GENERAL HELPER. cheerful and motherly
to live in, an institution for boys ant
eEs & 'e ofF &C. CLERK f EM or sas
con :roi and general once work; experienc,
/. hotel office preferable. Apply RALEIGH
sHI oFFIcR w RsRi no bookkeeping
some. dictation and tipping; permanent
P9St5Ga Sdsy zee 1o5 The TESTTRS
GIRL for general homework; good salary
room and board Shepherd 1857
GIRL GIRL for checking dry cleaning ais
6 sscgT " - % R1sTo. so1o S. H nW
sa vs st 10 to ss mqrk eos Rs pHsR
GIRL or settled woman wanted to work ii
oG cnef r rs 55a Call evenings after
GIRL, colored. for stock keeper, curtain
store; must be neat. MARKS g. son
Children; one years I'D in school, On
pnIa 10 no S sands stb salary
learn sWitehboaEd Apply chief operator
WWA IlIA PARK HOTEL Conn, ave. ant
GIRLS to learn how to sell ladies, shoes
no selling experience necessary; $40 week.;
s'idIdIJeeu ShIaTy Willie ltdElllHS. SHOCb
SuOE STORE. Ala 9TH st. NV.
GIRL, exp, to work shirt unit in ham
laundry: S23 week. BLACKSTONE HAM
LOUNDRY. 1902 l. ST. NV.
Girl, young Intelligent. good references
9T esen f Ra sSper not
ps s0io cSo III t0uRtan 9Ge H hfa5s
1877 LIZ wilson blvd; Arlington, Va; OK. 11sG
HS t. oR pm Oh E Mehd days saa spnd
mali sdG Gsa G09 GfRfs seniors
desiring evening work to z pm. dali
and all day Saturday apply Miss Fifer
WESTERN UNION, Room COL, 710 14tl
HOSIERY STOCKGIRL, inexperienced. TO
permanent position: pleasant working con
HAHN SHOE STORES, 18th and SITS. "
HOtSEKEEPER for person, white. re
fined, 30I End ST., Laurel, Md. Phon
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER, experienced
for private school,. TRANSFORMATION pro
vided or opportunity for mother an
child over 3 years of age to live in. SE
LADY, young, to sell photograph records
hours. 2 to pm: excellent salary Sc
Mr.. Urban, STAR RADIO CO., 400 lit
LADY CLERK for branch store. ELrr
LAUNDRY. 2119 18th St. NV.
| MAsSEUSE. experienced: full or pal
! f lime 8 dasN ss5. 1929 + st. NV" In
AoVSs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Visited Mrs. /OllicOffcr.

Captain and Ms. Kenneth R0VaII.
of Arli.gton, Va, and Major Albert
Carr, of Quantico, Va, spent the
Weekend with Mrs Royall's moth
er. Mrs J. p. ZolIicoffer, at her home
on Gholson avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
THE HENDERSON (N cJ DAILY DISPATCH MONDAY AUGUST 1915

people in Europe, the minister stat
ed,
But Gods way is The right way
and as long as H> H.H n.e..l-. the
nation Will survive. ne stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Go To Carolina Reach

Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Ormond, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thmston Hoyle
have gone to Carolina Beach, where
they will spend several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
PRAYER Band To Meet.

The PRAYER Meeting band will
meet Tuesday evening at eight
O'Clock at the county home. with
Clarence Nea,hery as leader, it was
announced today
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Visitors from Alabama

Mr.. and Mrs, William Glover ana
daughter. Barbara Evans. of Hunts
Vile Ala, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
S. +. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. H
w. GlOVer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

Mss ANA Rose, VINO has been the
house guest Of Miss Wilma Thomp-
son, has returned TO WilIoughby
Beach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Go To Mt. Mitchell.

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Brennjer,
Of Washington. n. c., and John S.
R5ystcr have gone to Mt. Mitchell
where they will spend their Vaca-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

Miss Louise Nelson ami Miss
Briggs Troadoh are spending this
week in Williamsburg, Virginia. and
Virginia Beach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Visiting Sister

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde b Murphy.
OF Newport News, Va, are visiting
Mrs. MurphyS sister, Miss Effie
Grey Newman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Society News
At Mt. Michel

Gary Page Boyd is on a week,
camping trip - Mt Mitchell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
At \ag'S Head

Mrs. Leah McNair O'Donneu and
Mrs. W. X. McNalt are spending
several days at Nag's Head.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Visiting Here

w. II. Fox and family are visit
ing }. b. Fox, at his home on
ChaVdSSe avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Visit Here.

Mrs. Lewis Palmer and Master
Jimmy Palmer, Of Portsmouth, Va,
were guests Of Miss Sally b. Gar
lock Saturday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Visiting in Baltimore.

Mrs. z. 7. Vickers left Saturday
to visit her brother, Claude O'kelly
in Baltimore. Maryland.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
PAGE THREE

Cabinet rCnovatlug seems 10 be
the latest hobby in Washington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

Adorable square neck and slick
lines pronounce this hit With the
soda fountain crowd. Junior miss
Pattern 9l48 is easy to cut and sew.
Pattern 9l48 comes in Junior Miss
sizes 8. 10, II, y, l3, IA, Is, l6, II
ana l8. Size l3, frock, takes IS
wards 39-inch fabric.
this pattern TO Daily Dispatch, Pat
tern Dept, 232 West 18th ST., New
York II, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
BER.
Fifteen Cents more brings you the
Marian Martin Summer Pattern
Book, collection of all that new
and smart in wearing apparel for
the family. Free NightgoWn Pat
tern printed in the book!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

SlZtS. use Only as UlItCltu. OUIlSuIC
a physician when pains persist.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-20

US how to run our farms, or to
impose new costs upon us for
experimental and remote welfare
purposes. We certainly object to
dictatorship in imposing a limit
to the size of our farms by
armchair conclusions.
"We object to a superboard,
over which no one has control,
putting into effect arbitrary reg
ulations, restrictions, directives
and regimentive orders. This is
not democracy in any way, shape
or form.
Instead of a Missouri Valley
authority, we believe that the
Bureau of Reclamation, by rea-
son of its long experience, is the
proper agency to continue devel-
opment and administration of the
rivers of the Missouri valley for
irrigation and power purposes. We
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-20

We feel secure under the re-
clamation laws and procedures
and we are not willing to submit
to the jurisdiction of an author
ity as set up in the Murray Mis-
souri, Valley authority bill.
1--WE see great danger in any
transfer of our rights and res
possibilities to a new supergovern-
ment agency. We are extremely
cautious about turning control of
our water rights owe to a new,
untried and inexperienced agency
headed by three directors and ad-
ministered by a horde of import
ed strangers. Irrigation has de-
veloped in the North Platte val
ley into a prosperous region with
thriving farms and cities, without
any Missouri Valley authority.
What we have done other areas
can do.
"Our districts are managed ny
local people, the farmers them
selves electing directors every
year. We believe in this principle.
A Missouri Valley authority
would function through appoint
i've officers for long term. It
would be subject to little or no
control by congress or by any,
bodyelse. We do not believe in
this principle.
W. in the North Platte valley
believe that in the use of water
from the North Platte river, ir-
rigation should always remain
first in right and first in use. We
do not need a new agency to tell
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SERVICES HELD FOR VET

Marquis D. Harrod, Sc, Of Kali
ispell, was buried in the Custer
Battlefield National cemetery on
Monday morning at 10 In. The
Rev. c. A.. Bentley of Crow
Agency was in charge of the
committal service.
Mr.. Harrod died last week at
the Fl. Harrison veterans hospital
He was a veteran of World War
l..
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believe in recognising existing
federal statutes and conformity
with state laws"
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VIC. ALLIS Chalmers tractor.
With it. power mower and
buck rake to fit; Almost new
2 bottom 14-inch pillow. All in
excellent condition. Would
trade all for larger tractor.
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GIRL or woman to wait table.
Good wages. Steady work.
Chuckwagon. Soft
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YOUTHS all metal, rubber
tired coaster wagon. Phone
229. 51-1s
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BOY bicycle in good condi-
ton. See it at Bochy's Black
smith shop. Sill