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Evening star., 1946-02-24

CoLoRED-101 OTIS ST. N.W.-Brick. 8
LARGE rms. h.-w. Oil heat, front and rear
coLoRED@oPEN@ @ 80 'or' or by appt.-6s1
Otis pl, n.w.---6-rm. row brick, porches
inclosed,. not heated fine condition; gas
heat, kitchens, garage; Sl2,50o. GAUSS.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

PETWoRTH, near 3rd and Varnum sts-
Row brick, rooms. bath, h-w h.. screened
rear porch, nice yard Price, Sl0,e50.
/ - Brookland, near church and school
Detached stucco home. q rooms, bath, H.
VII. garage, yard Price. $4,000. Also
7-room and bath detached home, lst com
mercial lot 43Xl00 Price, $500 THOS
! D. WALSH, INC DI 7b57 81
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SYLVAN SHORES. near Annapolis on South
s,veThmYear.rSund. rn ho,s @ completely furnished g.
ara terms sENATE Realty e.. GOO Pfiss Pfes
fs HOME e. ASD SS1i INVESTMENT in NV. sa section
income. S162, pei. month. Furniture Of 2
ss5S RA AZ 0o sfs'gas1SHa Ri ~
HOME IN PETwoRTH-e-room row brick
gas neat; e conyenient ME to SHOPPING and trans
SD ss16Hs R6issssSn REAETa ZIP e. ss5smsnt
soW5 SMEvY ysx SnAsE .tO,v B. e Owner eavins
oo SPACIOUS yns room 1r1sk Ttb h9Te qe
PLACE. dining, room, large Kitchen With wit Z d.
nstss; nstse; 2 2nd a.. large bedrooms =, full
WITH aandry room asrs snd nshse
Splendid location; GE oil burner. For
esPefs esq., sA Nj seas ass!0ss sss Td snd
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - Excellent
corner c location, close to Pa. ave NV; s.
Gnss and bah M and ad NS 9a1 n converted o int
ground floor operating as combination CO SG ion
so se and aropsry oss mkt ark on5 VIII
Tss TsSs sSTSS5sr, %5: 4 Z wS sssfses
kupper. sHs Wv WI aVs se47 wo' 1864 or ewes. Mr.
14th AND PERRY PL. N.W.-Row brick, a
rooms and bath, bedrooms; good condi-
tion; nice lot conv. location. Priced for
quick sale. For further information, call
MT; Paul; Or 2244; ewes, IA. 6245.
CHEVY CHASE B. A G.; sa1 ,5oo-This is
one Of our best values. A very convenient
eentsr-hall Colonial; 3 bedrooms, = baths,
floor powder room: attic, gas heat, ga
rage; Be sure to see this Call WO. 5000
EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. $500 Conn. ave.
vACANT. iMMEDiATE possEssIoN-only
Brick, home, Just completely recondi-
TONED; s rooms and bath, coal h.-w.h.;
nearby. See this today. DRURY REALTY
CORP, 1887 K St. NV, RE. 1133, OF
18th ST, NEAR GALLATiN N.w.---charm-
ing 7-room detached home, including large
living room with granite fireplace and der
on 1st floor; bedrooms on 2nd floor; ga:
heat: m ", 2-car sarge; 7o On lqt 7oXlSo; pricse
IA
Evening star., 1946-02-24

yACANT-Mt Pleasant, row brick, &
rooms. bath, full basement oil h-w.h.
possession with title. First offering. row
ave, s.e.,, s rooms. tiled bath with shower,
hardwood floors throughout. attached ga
rage. full basement: AL condition and
plenty Of extras. Priced at S15750. Cail
Z. Bernard Rupert. with J. MERRILL
CONNER, Realtor. Investment Bldg, DI.
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sEMIDETACHED. s-RooM RRICK

SEMIDETACHED, BROOM BRICK. Q
paths, porches, built-in garage, arranged
Tor families: live in one and have an
Income OF $50 per month.
Irving St. near 14th nw-l0-room
nrlcE house and income; very good in
both may be seen by appointmsnt oniv
ANTHONY CHAPLIN, 127 B st. Sc. AT.
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Groom brick; So, 750; $1,000 cash.
500 block OF 4th St n.w.-2-family
hoGse' house o0St rooms 2od baths rents $3.50;
$500 block Of High st. SEE rooms.
Arcola oil burner price. $4,000; 81 900
cash. GUY TIMER, 1895 You ST. NV.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

9l4 5th ST. Me- rms, h,-wh.. oil; a
modern home in every respect; price and
| terms for quick sale
l. b2l7 Ames st. n.e.-6-rm det brick oil
heat; lovely house in the suburbs, corv
transportation; terms arranged
353 st. n.e,-5-rm. brick. cleo: $50:
| 1851. Sun and ewes, Mrs Tasby, Ii. 52l9.
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CoL0REO-1359 MD. AVE. N.E.-6 rms.
and bath, 2 porches, l inclosed; h.-w.-oil
owner oeeupied nIede e6eenea easb asr
PRovIDENT REALTY CO. exclusive agent,
1855 st. NV. MI. ss45. Open till g..
loom houses. ne sectinn Mp MEIGIIn
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C0LoRED-100 BLOCK Otis pl NV
front porch, oil heat. recreation room,
Venetian blinds, refrigerstor, gas range.
shower, new-house condition; quick pos.
COLORED-S300 DOWN, $50 mo. 1920
3rd St s.w.; .2-story row brick: rms /.
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ern brick bungalow, located in preferpet
SSstss, Eitshsn sedrm: ; olnsaE moaern rm Sath &
Venetian blinds; excel. condition, Earl!
j. JoHNsoR CO.. M IA. 9!; Sees; sWGSa sses, VII II
NEAR TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-11-rm., all
brick converted into 3 apts.; owner oc.
ma GuDies one rents two income siIo psl
from buslines; bargain at sill $50
sEIf, shgTn aYy sYy sEgo appointment only. Call Mr.
spsction Sunday only from / to 5 pm.
1os Portland st. Sc. Just off the shoppins
sToem ana bss sis Sssos Th
nd fanHss Hs oiuei hnS is heat in Ec
s. j. 4ss sslS Sr s5ass9 ILL., slss lAnAa s
corner detached brick. NV. b. 0SSvaeS G. W. Z
EN- lisss 1a 2fae e
nSas hss sssatay saa Path 0un dscon.fss
gan hr sasd sSaass!'sFa sTes ssa sa Sun
Ss5 ls5m.s sfIdo Il Cay tAyE SILVER
ssnd soisrigm snd d. Ss bedroom5 sSH% a''ae, sn'
RPsht Phone isschsd NJ noep yeFy
foSNER stS = 4 RYoN. INC. Realtors, ~;
ii n. Y. AVE. N.w-ss, 900 down sS 3-stor,
row brick bldg. used as 5 apts.; ali witt
bath and elec. refgr. A. NJ, DRAISNER
| l404 st. NV. MA. SO36. Ofice oper
SUNDAY noon until 5 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, Md; S21 ,0O0-Immacu
late and with individual design and charm
ing rm. with crystal chandeliers and fire
place; paneled breakfast rm.; fine Kitchen
.bedrrns., inclosed sleeping porch, Ice
bath with tub and shower, stairway K
storage attic, radiator covers, storm sash
oil furnace, 2-car det. garage, cor 10
with evergreens and shade trees; / blk
| from bus: conv. to schools and shoppinj
center. Once open today. Call WO. 1900
EDW. H. JONES q CO., $500 Conn. ave
OPEN SUNDAY TILL DARK-4-bedroom
2-bath house, plus 3 attic bedrooms; nice
| ly furnished and heated: ideal for larg,
family or for renting rooms. First fioo
has 4 large rooms. Located on nice corne
lot, in beautiful Friendship Hsts, Nd,
blocks. from Wis. ave. and District line
Terms. SOL Montgomery ave. Directions
i Out Wis, ave, 2 blocks north Of Distric
Line to % MSntgomery gyo leat IT,, to houSs SAN SAN
MI 1S9o S% 3Rsn sSss: III e. o.rr. =,
spacious 6-room Colonial brick home In
most convenient location. Completely re
decorated, new oil burner, side-hall plan,
tporches. Reasonably priced at S12.950
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881 until o PM.
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9th ST. n.e-2-story brick, 7 rooms,
apartment in basement; owner occupied;
possession with title. Evenings call Green
belt 69I4 -25
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r 18th ST. Mushroom
.t-water heat; 1880. MR..


sII5S SsIhIEvixA A CHASE ls' Md, sa,ooo-rhis ram
es ng'fr from Gbsvy ep wooded acre
NV. and din. rms, sunrms., breakfast nook
Sntb. Snd Kit; On On 1st floor; 4 bedrms. and 2
pasns T ana On bstS sad oSs ss nishss attic maa
tqres, 70 inspect can Wo. $500. EDW.
FiNE Fl brici Go oss ;iysr opsn ItOaay
modern kitchen and bath: room finished il,
lot; II;;, S1sa50. RoBEkf MACE. Wa. ecEptl saia
brick I2,d home viii appeal to the disermInaatt..
lly5as Il and dining rooms DreaEtsst room 1ssH'
nsehsn sal xh s setc I'll ,eans
sas7So A. cf fMEb EM So aS 5SSa sGSS
ROCKVILLE PIKE-suitable for a ''tea
G93Ionial 3Io BLDG; Is on Rockville pike, a few
Ss?2SSE &EsEEx oa1 sGch4Ahi hH hsits Rs.sss Rss!l pm
HAHvAnD, rLa d;n;D. near iSthm8rtck home. Twins
h.-w.h.. detached 2-car garage, lot i5o It.
aspn aasspi posssssi96 os, 9peJ in 19 days Call Nj
eo, essi NA. $50 s'0S' with dixie REALTY
sI4,750-THIs lovely home, l block from
Sonn. ave., pest location in WASH; 1St
en- and screened porch; 2nd fioor, 3 lovely
bedrooms, fun tiled bath and shower, also
screened.in porch; detached garage, .full
AZ; a zzis, with HEigzELL.I y pI. sSdsSs'sn' slSo.
come over S400 mo. besides your own apt,
brick with auto. oil h.-w.h., weather.
stripped windows. fun basement, sarase,
Of furniture, 3 gas stoves, / refrigerator
included in sale Of house. PAT .TRoiANo,
I6th ST., facing beautiful Rock Creek parI
"A handsome brick dwelling situated in
an exclusive neishborhood on spacious
grounds, including living room.. reception
kitchen on 1st f.. and bedrooms and 2
baths on End a., maids room in. base
ment: insulated throughout and heated
by oil. For appointment. call RA. .0071,
SNYDER REALTY CO. -2z
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city. For appointment to inspect, call or
come IN to see US, B. J. CRIVELLA, 34ls
Enl LAP orn 81. AD m ogoo 500 ,Ogsn Until 9 pm.
Groom and bath brick. h-wh., coal
Priced for quick sale. Possession. 81 900
down; terms. PROVIDENT REALTY co,
l4oo st. NV, MI. SS45. Open till 8.
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COLORED-OPEN TODAY, 1913, no O
st. n.w.-Well-built brick home with 3
larEe rooms and bath, h.-w.h, basement
has extra room which is used as apt; in
good condition and priced at reasonable
hsure. This home is Ideally located, near
transportstione schools and shopping. LEO
n; BERNSTEIN g. Co, 1415 K St NV,
NE. 540G. A Complete Real Estate Insti-
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R 18th AND s SITS, NV

CoLoRED, $3.50 to $4,000, minimum
cash; $1,000. We have few houses on
hand 70 dispose Of. JOE CURTO REALTY,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17

complaint In order to anywhere to get anything DONE
he will have to have working majority both senate and
house Is it to be assumed that Sen Burton K Wheeler
would help this majority in the senate by going into
the Republican to gain that end? Let of his
Republican friends who camor for change and clean
up answer that
And how those dogmatic Democrats those who glow
to the memory of their late leader Franklin Roosevelt and
who pretending to in Harry Truman
who's honestly trying the Roosevelt policies
their support Wheeler and logic? Some
will objective analysis and that the senator showed
great opposing nearly all of the Roosevelt policies
and continuing to show in opposing about all of Trumans
foreign and domestic policies But for Democrats who support
ed the policies of both Roosevelt and of Truman this line
of objective reasoning won't hold water.
conundrum will the followers of Sen. Jim
Murray the federal payroes and those conscious of the fact
that he supports the national administration and supposedly
has solid administration support find place to light in this
Battle of the Bulge between Wheeler and Erickson? From two
responsible the during the week that Sen
ator Murray making plans to establish at Billings
this paper would throw it's support Erickson Will
this imply that Truman and flanagan their
blessing this strategic by Murray? Will it recall to the
Democrats who attended the Jackson Day dinner at Hell
heard denuncan by inference of SENATOR by
Macy executive assistant to Bob Hannegan their
expressions at the time that the national admnsra
ton all set to the who opposing every
of its major and domestic policies?
But back the curtains sragists
sratagems the real and valid fear that beets the
both the Republican and Democratic organizations
Montana that the party system imminent danger
complete collapse They know that the clever and caous
little at the capitol have cynical dsdam OF party
oyaes campaign trumpetng for Republicans who
perpeuae their power another campaign trumpetng Tor
their while the sdelnes
stand of the perpexed the dazed and the n WINS
perng hoarse that above all must have harmony Didn't
sneaker at the convention tell that this
was of first Dan Milestone in Cubank Pioneer
Press)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17
How About This Governor Ford and
Senator Wheeler?

Both gentlemen have auded the PickSoan plan fol
the development of the Missouri river that under this plan
immediate development would get under You have OF
course also that the Missouri Valley Authority held
great dangers of and other appeals to
prejudice and ignorance all in aavorng the private
monopoies However, will not discuss these We just
want to you question: Did foresee that the bulk
made would be for flood control and not
irrigation?
How much benefit Montana to derive from the building
Dakota and elsewhere to mpound Missouri
the of flood control and navgaon
And how much you attach to for taking
such action? blame attaches for playing
the game Montana Power and other private
power monopoles? 49,
Floods have been devastating the lower reaches of the Mis-
souri, river and the engineers have been
building des for about that length of time But the recurring
floods have stopped They have brought temen
dous destruction property and lives each finally
he thew would have build dams farther upstream IN
order TO flood waters But they did not want 10
on foo far m stream probably because by building up on the
tributaries and where floods start there would be too muc
developed the people might get Ideas about uz
the mower potenta So these dams are gong TO pc
and built elsewhere than where the floods arse Ana
is nothing in the Pick plan that provides for power pro
con The plans the private power monopohes peecy
We repeat the question Senator Wheeler and Governor
How does this inevitable first concentration OF develop
Of flood control navigation of the Missouri waters
t Won? And how it square with your outng OF
mated development of the Missouri under the Pkoan plan
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17

Is this you the people of Montana to think you con-
slider co-ordinated development.
You probably will continue to be the recipients of encom
ums Power until the people rete
YOU from public life hope you get satisfaction out
of that.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
money than the institution is likely
to receive, now or in the future-the
building improvements will probably
benefit the contractors far more than
the prisoners.
Crime Doesn't Pay-Or Does 1t?
| 1t is possible, of course, that Mon
tanans do not want to rehabilitate
| their criminal offenders Perhaps they
prefer the medieval system of out
right punishment A man should pay
for his sins. Of Montanans really
meant this, they should have a more
active interest in the Federal Power
commissions action with respect to
the Montana Power company. Some
crime does pay, you seeD
Montana needs a prison association
in order to strengthen the hand of the
warden and make possible a positive,
constructive program of prison adj
ministration Publicity needs to be Civ
en- to the Deer Lodge institution-and
possibly to others. Pressure needs to
be exerted for more adequate phys
lcal plant. Prison IN montana is
"de-naturing" experience 1t doesn't
prevent criminals, it helps produce
them
A similar case can be made out
against Montana county jails. There
are more than 5000 county jails in
the United States, and fewer than 500
of them have been approved by fed
eral Jail inspectors. If Montana coun-
ty jails are like the one in Missoula,
they are vicious, crime-creating insti-
buttons of which Montanans ought to
be ashamed.
One depressing thing about visiting
a Montana prison or jail is the thought
that nothing one says will ever do
any good. For even if there were a
vigorous prison association in this
state, those watch-dogs of corporate
exchequers, the Montana Taxpayers
association, would probably beat down
any well-deserved and long-postponed
reform
Even so, there are certain rewards
for inspecting a Montana prison or
Jail. when l was in prison, you visit
ed me-" Have you?
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proper functions of the federal gov
eminent. Private rights are subject to
eminent domain in either case. Both
plans have the same guarantee as to
water for irrigation, power and domes-
tic uses Water flowing on to arid
acres is no more Socialistic under one
plan than the other. State rights over
water are as extensive under one plan
as under the other chow extensive was
mainly determined in 17S9D. Power
to be developed under the reclamation
plan would be no more Socialistic than
power the reclamation bureau has de-
veloped at Grand Coulee or Bonneville
or than the army has developed at
Fort Peck. The extra fish and game
under one plan would be no more So
cialistic than under the other Both
plans would use staggering sums of
money but one plans spending would
be no more Socialism than the other.
Politicians Paradise-Patronage
Plums, Plumber!
A secretary of interior, secretary
of war, and power commission ap-
pointed by the president would be no
more or no less Socialistic than a
board appointed by the president, and
doubt if the inter-agency committee
is any more or less Socialistic than
any of those just mentioned. In fact,
some folks would say the present plan
is the more Socialistic of the two
plans, if by Socialistic you mean ex-
tension of governmental functions, for
the authority proponents want the de-
velopment OUT of politics as much
as possible, while the present plan
contemplates politicians paradise,
plenty of patronage, dozens of differ
ent department heads each supreme
in his own sphere, overlapping of ac-
tivities with resultant duplication, gov
ernors giving advice but having no au-
thority, final decisions at Washington
and not in the basin, and so on.
All of Montana wants irrigation soil
power and the other fine
things that complete development of
the Missouri will bring to us. You
have said you want all these things.
Let's see if differences can't be recon
ciled, the area of agreement enlarged
You could do real service by taking
the lead in open and honest discussion,
leaving out references to matters
neither pertinent nor accurate Re-
5pectfully yours, LEO c. GRAYBILL.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17
OPINIONS OF
READERS
WILL CONTINUE VOICE BOOSTING

The Peoples Voice.
Dear cap" Bruce, Helena, Mont. {:
Please change the address on The
Peoples Voice, the best paper printed
in Montana, to 417O Rifle Lane, Oak
land (3), Calf, but while 1 will be
living in California | will be boosting
for all that is good and that includes
The Peoples Voice, the MVA and
eva and also the U.S.S.R., the rea-
son I don't support the capitalist press
is because l don't like to fatten the
bull that fights us and themselves
also. Best wishes to you ALL. P.
CAVANAUGH, Whitefish, Mont.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17

Looking over the senatorial cOnJt
of some black storm clouds coming
over the horizon on the Democratic
side. Hard-hitting Left Erickson is
well started on his state organization,
and Bailey (Friday) Stortz informs
your columnist that his candidate, the
senator from Glacier Park, will arrive
in the state very soon to start ter
rifle transforming tour in defense of
his pre-war and wartime "wreckord."
Incidentally, the senior senator, who,
as the Flaming radical of the '20s"
would have made present CIO-PAC Of
ficials shudder in their conservatism,
this week announced his heartfelt sat
isfaction that the PAC had placed him
on its persona non grata" list be-
cause of his obstructionist war record,
and told Washington reporters that
such opposition Ito quote APP would
probably be matched by support from
others who would be more inclined
to back him now" In view of the re-
cent endorsement of the senator by
"The Cross and the Flag" propaganda
sheet of Gerald L. K. Smith (he's in
a Chicago jug you know, the ques-
ton arises if such "other support
will derive from the Old America First
Gang, the Gerald Winrods, "Mesmer-
lied Montana Republicans" Ito quote
Dan Whetstone), and others of similar
ilk.
+ !. i.
note to you sportsmen-Oswald
(Ossy) NolIar, game warden in the
Libby country while in town this
week. told your reporter that thanks
to the wartime restrictions on gaso-
line, ammunition, ETC., pressure on
the game and fish life of rugged Lin
coin County decreased appreciably.
Result is that today the bear and deer
are quite abundant and are a plague
to the ranchers of the area. Good fish
ing is also the order after four years
of curtailed activity on the part of
followers of Isaak Walton
+ i. X
Other visitors in the Capital City
this week included Ex-highway Patrol
Chief Lou Boedecker of Deer Lodge.
Lou tells us that the Deer Lodge val
ley also came in for the heavy rain
recorded here in Helena Monday
Jack HoIzer of Poison, otherwise
known as the Alaskan Sourdough"
paid a brief visit to Voice. He's been
going north for forty years to the
Fairbanks region to follow the lure of
the yellow metal.-On business at the
capitol Tuesday was Longtime Civil
and Petroleum Engineer Vern Luhr-
sen of Great Falls.-Likewise a visi-
tor from the north country" this week
was T. B. Cook, well known Cutbank
businessman, and one of the tighten
est Progressives in the oil field region. |
In town looking over dirt digging"
possibilities for the state !
this week from the Gallatin valley was !
N. D. (Bob) Robinson, Bozeman con-
tractor. Bob for a number of years |
was "righthand' man to "Slim' Tom
linson, Great Falls road builder, and |
for two years previous to establish
ing his own firm. was with Peter |
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17

bit of scalding July 16. Associate Justice c. F.
Morris has made known the fact he is tired of his
present position after II years and that henceforh
he will not be content with anything less than the
chief justceship. While else has indicated
intentions of running him opposition there is every
to believe that stiff competition will develop
which may retire him to private practice
For associate justice, Lee Metcalf, Hamilton at
torney, and overseas veteran of World War II has
filed. Lees filing has met with generally favorable
response not only here in the Capital City but also
in Butte, Anaconda and other urban
Down flight of stairs from the august chambers
of justice in the capitol buildings, things also
beginning to up in the Public Service commits
sion Paul Smith has filed to succeed himself, and
he too may expect real competition shortly.
There's lot of people in Montana who becoming
the "do nothing attitude of the commission and are
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17

Qn 1888 Ford 4-door sedan was
priced at sos. For the same model
the 1916 price is $9S9-a 40 per cent
increase. Ford's request would have
upped the increase to 102 per cent. }
(Taken From Bread and Butter, April
6, 1946.)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17

Hewitt on the Bremerton-Shelton
(Wash) railroad construction job. You
folks down Bozeman way will find
Bob mighty fine man to deal with.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-17
Blueprint For Initiation

What would happen if price controls
were dropped on June 80 as demand
ed by the National Association of Man
ufacturers? The answer is given by
the following prices requested of OPA
by the Ford Motor company last sum-
mer: 1912 Requested %
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SHACK SWEEPINCS
BY BILL

week the the political Helena
hot that the boys