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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01
LIBBY LIONS CLUB
by Joe Apologize
Glass of As written in '44)

Probably the most active organi-
cation in Libby for men is the
Libby Lions Club. 1t has backed
many of the most profitable and
the most entertaining civic projects
this town and county has ever had.
The club received it's charter in
January 1882.
One of the oldest, and to some
members, the most important acti-
witty of the year, is the annual foot
ball banquet which is presented for
the Libby high football team. An
nual picnics and Christmas parties
also hold a warm spot in many a
Lions heart.
The first five years the club not
only carried on these functions, but
also worked on the project of the
two camp sites, known as the Lion
Springs. One of these is located at
Kootenai Falls and the other is at
Elk Hill. These attract much at
tention both from the local people
and tourists.
In 1897 Marshal Murray was the
president and il was during this
year that the club brought Holly
wood Premiere and Follies Ito Lib
by. A large crowd turned out to
see local talent initiate certain movie
stars. Also the Lions backed
project to oil this section of high
way No. This task was realized
by them in 1888 Another worth
while project accomplished in 1897
was to cooperate the swimming pool
project sponsored by the WOmens
Club. The Lions Club always have
given the Boy Scouts support in
moral and a financial way 1t also
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01
AGRICULTURE TO GET
POSTWAR ATTENTION

Helena-UP)-A major phase OF
postwar planning in Montana Will
be greater stability of the states
agricultural resources. Consider
able effort in this direction has been
made along scientific lines for quite
a while, and although much has
been accomplished, much remains
to be done,
Elements in this program include
conservation and restoration of Mon
tana's soil assets, irrigation to give
! greater assurance of crops and bet
ter farming practices.
Irrigation got attention early in
the pioneering era, but at that time
it was largely confined to convenient
valleys Later there were some
irrigation company promotions, per-
| haps most of them failures from all
angles except in instances of profit
to the promoters.
The state set up irrigation dist
riot laws so farmers might unite in
/ bringing water to their lands. These
laws proved of little value 1t
probably was the rule rather than
the exception for irrigation dist
riots to become bankrupt. The sys-
TEN was basically wrong.
Federal reclamation, despite some
Of its unsatisfactory early exper-
fences. was better able to cope with
the situation than the irrigation
district under the old state laws
could function Government finan-
cling seemed to be essential to get
water on the land, for often it in
wolves heavy investments. The bur
eau of reclamation is making great
or strides today than ever before,
but even this agency is not enough
to do the full job.
The state water conservation
board, set up during the depression /
years, has large program under way
in Montana and still has a long
way to 60.
The goal of all these agencies is
the fullest possible utilization of
the water resources.
Farming methods are improving I
partly because modern farming, if |
it is to be profitable, must be eff
ficient In years of abundant mois-
ture and good growing conditions
there has always been a tendency 4
to ignore the lessons of experience, II
but there is hope now that the
very need for efficiency as a condi- Il
ton to survival will keep Montana \
agriculture from lapsing into care
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

Libby business houses agreed
to close early Saturday evening,
July the 30th.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

The best way to start a busy
day right, is to enjoy a good
breakfast with excellent coffee
first. The ] & I can serve you
just what you like.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

tried to get federal park made
I in the kootenai canyon.
In 1888 the club, under jim
Christie organized a Lions Club at
Eureka The club there is active
and successful.
In 1889 the Lions backed a safety
movement for the schools and as
sisted in having the safety patrol
organized. f. J. Driear was elected
president at this time. In the field
of entertainment, donkey baseball
game was played. 1t proved to be
most successful.
Paul Church was elected as presi-
dent in 1910 and during that year
much was done in the form of work
for the young people of Libby. The
most elaborate was the Easter egg
hunt About 700 eggs were spread
all over the Dexter Park and many
of the local children turned out to
hunt them The most important
project of the organization this
years was to help secure a new rail-
road depot in Libby. After con-
siderable negotiations this goal was
accomplished. Further steps to-
ward the safety of the hildren
here were taken when the Lions
put on a campaign to promote safety
in riding bicycles. Pictures were
shown and much was accomplished. .
A carnival was presented for the
entertainment of the toWnspeople
during Mr. Church's term of office
In 1871 the Lions Club, under
NJ D. Rowland considered the prob
lem of water publication in Libby
Steps were taken and now Libby
has one of the best water systems
in the state The club always CO.
operated with the Board of Health
and the city officials. Prize for
the best looking yard in town also
aided in civic pride
Jack Swarens was president in
1912 and the club backed the scrap
drive, putting it we'll over the top.
The club also was active in buying
and selling war bonds.
In l943 Jim Harris was president.
This year a plan to buy cigarettes
for men in the armed forces was
Put into effect The people of Lib
by cooperated and sent thousands
Of cigarettes overseas The club
continued to sponsor several of the
war loan drives under Mr. Harris
leadership
In 1914 Dr. L. Mossman was cleo !
led president and is serving now. !
The two scrap paper drives were !
cut on this year with great success.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

Union services viii be held
IN the Chatauqua tent next
Sunday morning at II o'clock
Special music will be furnished
by the Methodist and Presby-
terrain choirs.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

Well balanced meals cooked
right and served promptly can
be obtained every day at the
J & I Cafe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01
MUSBERGER TO HEAD
MONTANA ELKS

Missoula, Mont, July 27-U.R-A
demonstration of drum, bugle corps
and bands climaxed the 44th as
sembly of the Montana Elks after
Leo Musberger, Virginia City, was
elected president, succeeding J. M
Carey of Kalispell
Martin Walsh, Miles City was
named first vice president; KEENAN,
Skeen, Red Lodge second vice
PRESIDENT A. Trenerry, Billings,
secretary. A. j. Baker, Lewistown
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01
NOTICE OF SUICIDAL
MEETING OF DEMOS

Notice is hereby given of a spec
ial re-organizational meeting of the
Young Democratic Club of the
State of Montana, to be held in
conjunction with the State Demo-
cratic Central Committee meeting
in Helena, on September 5, 1916
The meeting will commence, at ten
o'clock A. M. September s. at the
Placer Hotel. Please pass this word
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

to all Young Democrats in your
area.
Sincerely yours,
Betty Anderegg
Secretary.
Dated at Helena, Montana this
9th day of July, 1946.
Paul Wells sold property near
ski jump to Harold OFT. Mr.. Wells
is moving to Butte.
Regular meeting of the VFW and
the Auxiliary the first and third
Friday of each month, 8 p. m. If
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

The Flying Farmers is an organi-
cation of Midwest agriculturalists
who do business in and from the
air BY plane they spot herds of
cattle. see a field of ripening wheat
land and make a deal with the
owner to harvest his crop, or buy
and ship cattle. In one Kansas
county. thirty out of ,443 residents
own planes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01
u oIuyn4s Aaira4 49, L. = I'D

was reelected trustee for a three
year term.
Cut Bank was chosen for the l947
convention.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01
Is Years. Ago

Lincoln County boys and
girls camp for club members
will be held at the north end
of Glen Lake August 3, 4, 5,
and g. There will be something
doing all the time, including
picture shows. and stunts by
the various club members.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

Lincoln County boys ana
girls camp for club members
will be held at the north end
of Glen Lake August 3, 4, 5,
and 6. There will be something
doing all the time, including
picture shows, and stunts by
the various club members.
When you want a big juicy
steak, cooked and served with
French fries just right, come
to the ] & l Cafe.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Guild were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Luscher in South
Libby last Friday afternoon
The afternoon was spent in
making novel fly swatters'
which are now on sale at
Welch's Drug Store.
Between 200 and 300 acres
of forest land on the steep hill
side above Mahoney spring, on
the Kootenai canyon road, was
burned over by a forest fire last
Saturday and Sunday The local
forest office employed a special
crew of SIS men in fighting the
flames, which were particularly
hard to control on account of
the steep and rocky nature of
the place. Supervisor Vinal
says that the fire did not burn
the trees and foliage in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the spring.
The best way to start busy
day right, is to enjoy a good
breakfast with excellent coffee
first. The ] & I can serve you
just what you like.
The Ellison White Chatauuua
started its program here We'd
nesday and will continue until
next Monday Thus far the
programs given have been ex-
cellent and those who have at
tended have been very greatly
pleased with the kind of talent
offered by the company this
year
Union services viii be held
IN the Chatauqua tent next
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Special music will be furnished
by the Methodist and Presby-
terian choirs.
Libby business houses agreed
to close early Saturday evening.
July the 30th.
Well balanced meals cooked
right and served promptly can
be obtained every day at the
J & l Cafe.
The JG! Cofe
Formerly the Model Cafe)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-01

When you want a big juicy
steak, cooked and served with
French fries just right, come
to the J & / Cafe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14

mi. Srecen 81, da nisi bill tukaj,
da bi prestal toliko straha in
tezav, kakor sem ga JAZZ in moja
druzina.
"zivi smo Sc, zdravi pa bolj
malo. Smo vsi zivcno bolni in
prestraseni. Samo Pepca je pa
umrla 3. decembra 1941. Priza-
deti smo veliko, da sc bo pozna4
10 vec let. Popisi mi, kako kaj
tam zivita, &c so bill kaj sini v
vojski. JAZZ imam samo hcere.
Samo ia mlajsi je sineek, XII je
star II let.
BRAT Frank mi je pisal me-
SEGA junija in mi je postal ma
SLOW cd Tebe in cd sestre in ma
to I'll sedaj odpiseni. Suso smo
imeli velil1o. Zato zivimo v veil
KEN pomanjkanju. Sal yes, kar
nj, tudi vojna ne vzame.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14

Il Stare vosi pri skocionu

Mr.. Frank Hocevar, XII ina
svojo farmo ma Bagley Rd., V
Olmsted Falls, Ohio: zdaj pa Ii
vi ma 1914 Lorain Ave., je pre-
jel dvoje pisem cd svojega bra
ia ALOHA il Stare vasi pri skoc-
janu ma Dolenjskem. Brat Sc
potozuje, da je vladala velika
susa, XII je unicila mnogo pri-
delka, in tudi mad opustose-
MEM, XII ga je povzrocil sovraz-
mix. Brat Joze pa zivi ma 1912
Addison Rd., in je tudi on pre-
jel pismo cd ALOHA, XII je zaeno
S temi dvemi priobcen.
"Stara vas skocjan,
3. sept, 1915.
''Dragi mi brat!
"Po dolgih petih letih Sc 20
pet oglasam k Tebi v Ameriko.
Najprvo Vas vse najlepse po-
zdravljam in I'll naznanjam, da
sem dobil Tvoje pismo z dne 26.
augusta. Sporocam I'll, da smo
Sc zivi, zdravi smo "a silo in da
smo bill vedno donna.
"Drugace, dragi brat, so bill
pri mas krizevi casi. Sedaj I'll ne
bonn veliko pisal. Bonn prihod-
MIC kaj vec. Vprasas "a Pepo,
ampak ia je umrla 3. decem-
bra, 1941 leta. Pises, da pri vas
primanjkuje mesa in sladkorja,
drugo Sc pa ze po malem dobi.
Pri mas je pa najhujse "a oble-
ko in obutev, ker re dive lett nj
smo mic dobili. Sedaj smo sko.
raj cisto brez obleke, ker nismc
imeli nobenega gospodarja, da
bi "a mas kaj skrbel. Velikansko
izgubo so nam povzrocili TUT
okupatorji. Hvalabogu, da je ko.
nee nasega krvavega trpljenja
"Vprasas, kako je sedaj pr
mas. Sedaj pod Titom je vsai
dan boljse!
Pri mas srno imeli veliku su.
SO. Posusilo Sc je polovico, kal
je preje zrastlo. Krompir je
skoraj do kraja unicen. Grozdje
imamo pa prav lepo. Pridi Z
aeroplanom v mas krab da bo.
mo Sc enkrat skupaj V tenn xiv.
ljenju pill vino.
"Sedaj zakljucim to mole sla.
DO pisanje. Prihodnjic kaj vec
Pozdravi brata Jozeta in sestrc
Mary in maj mi kaj piseta. Zbo,
gom!
"Alojz Hocevar"
Drugo pismo je brat pisal ma
l. decembra in Sc glasi:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14
"Dragi mi brat!

"Dragi mi brat!
"Zopet Ii enkrat odpisem ma
Tvoje pismo, XII 81 mi ga pisal
20. junija 1915. Sprejel sem ga
po dveh mesecih in sem I'll ta-
koj odpisal, pa nj mic odgovora.
Tisto Tvoje pismo me je zelo
razveselilo, tako da SO mi solze
zalile oci. Nikdar 81 nisem mi
sill, da sc bova Sc kdaj pogovo-
rila, ker sc je vedno tako slabo
obetalo, ko so me tako prega-
mali okupatorji. Navsezadnje
sem Sc vse srecno prenesel. Vse
to je bio grozno zame in "a mo-
jo druzino.
"Ne morem I'll vsega popisa-
ii, kar smo doziveli v vojnem
casu. Tako so selili nase ljudi v
dalnje kraje v slezijo in tukaj
pometali nami. Koliko sloven-
skin vasi je okupator pozgal in
koliko otrok je tukaj brez star
| Sew tega ne morem popisati.
"Dragi brat, III ne YES OBJ ko-
liko sem JAZZ prisel teh petih
letih. Use so mi pobrali okupa-
tori, delovno zivino in vso opre-
mo, prasice, hisno opremo, Sc
tisto Tvojo uro so mi we'll, XII
81 mi jo I'll postal "a v spomin.
Silno mi je zal "a MO. Tezko je
nase zivljenje in nimam Sc kan
vec obrniti. Vcasih sem Sc k Te-
bi obrnil, da 81 mi pomagal S
starimi oblekami. Tukaj ne do
bimo re stiri leta mic novega in
ne starega. Sedaj nimamo mic
"a obleci in ne "a obuti. Sedaj
ne vemo, kaj DO in kdaj DO kaj
bolje. Tudi denarja primanjku-
je.
"Pisal sem tudi sestri in bra
tn Jozetu. Use milo prosim, &c
je mogoce, da mi kaj pomagate,
ker sem res ubog. zdaj pa kon-
cam in Vas vse skupaj lepo po-
zdravljamo. Tvoj brat
Alojz Hocevar'
!: = y
Tretje pismo pa je prejel brat
JOS. Hocevar, 1912 Addison Rd.,
Cleveland, O, in je sledece vse-
bine:
"Stara vas skocjan,
1. decembra, 1915.
"Dragi mi brat Joze!
"Po dolgem in zalostnem casu
sem sc namenil napisati en- par
vrstic. Preden I'll kaj vec pisem,
Te il srca lepo pozdravim. &c 81
Sc kaj jezen ma meme, oprosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14
Tokra+ 50 V Begunioh
s+reIioIi +oIce
T U GO:

Veliko poslopje jetnisnice v
Begunjah Sc je motno svetilo v
mrzli mesecini. Mracna, zamre-
zena okna so gledala kot velike
crne mrtvaske oci v rnirno ja-
nuarsko noe. Spodaj SO odme-
vail. tezki koraki straz, XII SO 81
cd casa do casa odsekano xii
Gale gesla.
Marko je pritiskal vroce &C.
10 ma hladne zelezne krize v
oknu. z ocmi pa je iskal tia ven
proti Jelovici, XII je komaj vid-
ma kipela iz teme onstran Sa-
We.
Tam so partizani. Tam je svo-
boda.
On pa je zaprt. Sedem jih je
vseh skupaj. Sedem bratov smr-
ii. Danes je njihova poslednja
noe. Krvniki so jih obsodili ma
smrt.
Obrnil Sc je v mrak celice "a
seboj. Tovarisi so sedeli v temi,
vsak pogreznjen mracne, "a
lostne misli. Kod blodijo njiho-
va srca teh zadnjih trenutkih? ?
Peter, najmlajsi, ina komaj IS
let. In Simon ina troje otrok,
cetrti pa je ma poti. "Samo mo-
jega imena ne dajte ma plaka-
te'', je prosil oh moreci misli ma
zeno. Pa so Sc mu gestapovci v
obraz smejali.
Mesec zunaj je medlel. Skoraj
DO jutro. Markove oci so spet
zablodile po poljih in gozdovih,
XII so Sc razprostirali pred jet
nisnico. V mislih pa je hodil
pot svojega mladega zivljenja.
Slike so Sc menj javale in sc pre-
pletale, nekatere jasne in sve-
re, medtem ko je druge re "a
brisal cas-. Posebno zadnja leta
so sla kot v vrocici mimo ME
ga. Vendar Sc je vsega spomi-
njal do potankosti, vse do tedaj,
ko je udarila sredi tajnega Sc
stanka pest ma zapahnjena vra-
ia in so Sc prirezali gestapovci
sobo. Cd takrat, ko so ga "a
prli, pa je pozabil ma cas-; sal
so bill vsi dnevi enako mracni
in tezki. V trpljenju jih nj vec
stel. Zaslisevanja in mucenja,
XII so sc vrstila dan "a dnem, lie
topo prenasal! le zobe je stiskal
skoraj do nezavesti v bolecini {:
"Samo nicesar povedati." In nj
nicesar povedal.
Nekdo v celici je tezko zadi-
hal. Peter je lezal ma tleh, z
glavo med dlanmi: Ze vso noe
je strasno molcal. Zdaj je tho
vprasal:
"Koliko je ura?"
"Tri."
"Tri', je ponovil fant odsot-
NO. Nato Sc je zavedal. "Se tri
ure", je jeknil in Sc siroko "a
strmel v svetlo liso, XII jo je me-
talo okno v temno celico. Nato
pa nj zdrzal vec. Odtrgnil je
glavo po tleh ter obupno zajo-
kal. Tovarisi so Sc zganili. Po-
zabili so vsak nase. Simon je
privzdignil Petra, pobozal ga je
po lieu ter ga tho tolazil. ME-
gov najstarejsi sin DO incl po-
lett stirinaj jst let.
Nekje dalec je zvonilo dan.
Ia gorami Sc je pricelo svitati.
Marko je stal Sc vedno pri oknu.
Tam zunaj je polje, je gozd, so
gore. Dan bO. VzSlO ho sonce in
zivljenje DO teklo pray tako ma
pref - samo MEGA ne bo vec.
In tovariSev tudi ne.
In takrat, OBJ tistem daljnem
zvonjenju, Sc je Marku zazdelo,
da size zunaj sonce, da je lep
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14

"a ~~AAAA' ~S~A ~ NVA6AAA 6A~'~
iz Simonovega naroeja -- tudi
on je razumel.
!. Zunaj pa Sc je porajal dan.
"Zapojmo fantje!"
Pole, kdo DO tebe ljubil >"
T::''1a pesen Sc je izvila il ce-
lice skozi okno, da so prisluh-
Mill ostali jetniki v kaznilnici.
Sal so jo ustnice skoro sepeta-
lie, toda silen obcutek je bill pri
trepetajocih glasovih, preglasil
je klicanje straz pod oknom ter
Sc razlil cez polja in travnike.
Nekje v vasi pod goro Sc je
vzdramila Petrova matt in zajo-
kala po neprespani noci; v pred
mestju je zajecal spanju ST.
monov tretji otrok. Pesem pa je
sla dalje, pray tia do Jelovice,
kjer je stal v visokem snegu ma
strait partizan. Mad fant je
bill; zastrmel je v vstajajoce ju-
tro in tesno mu je postalo. Tes-
no je stisnil pusko in zasepetal:
'Nekaj Sc je zgodilo."
Malo pozneje so stall v vrsti
ma bregu gorskega potoka.
Pred mimi je bila majhna ra-
van, Oh skali pod bregom je bill
zasajen v zemljo kol.
| Tedaj je vzslo solnce.
Sedem obrazov je zastrmelo
vanj.
! Solnce pa je bilo krvavo kot
kri, XII je il sedmih src oskro-
pila prod.
Takrat so vBegunjah strelja-
Ii talce.
Vsak dan so sc odpirala vra-
ia jetnisnice in Sc spet zapirala
"a tisoci nash ljudi, XII so sli to
zalostno pot. Zapirali so jih v
mrzle betonske bunkerje, prete-
pail so jih in mucili. ze augusta
1941 so ustrelili prve stiri. V
septembru so nekoga obesili
sredi Kranja. Potem so viseli
po zidovih krvavi plakati vsak
dan in so naznanjali smrt. Ka-
dar Sc je pripeljal Begunje
z Bleda zlovesc MOI z rumeno
aktovko, takrat so vedeli vsi v
jetnisnici, da so V aktovki ime-
ma tistih, XII jih bodo drugi dan
ustrelili. V Dragi oh potoku je
bill vsajen zemljo kol. Mani so
privezali izmucena telesa, vsa-
kega posebej in streli SO prevr-
tall srca. Preko tisoc jih je po-
kopanih v Dragi in Begunjah.
Takrat so bile Begunje nasa
zalostna bozja pot. Ljudje so
hodili crni in strti v procesijah
k jetnisnici, potikali so Sc okrog
zidov, odmikali so Sc cd vrat,
kjer SO kricali mamie surovi
strazniki ter iskali "a zeleznimi
krizi znan obraz. Matt sina, ze-
ma moza, dekle fanta.
Takrat so streljali Begu-
njah talce. Tako bodo pripove-
dovali IL roda v rod, ko bodo Sc
vedno hodili Begunje ma bo-
zjo pot. Morda Sc jim DO zdelo
takrat vse lie kot grozne sanje,
XII so komaj mogoce. Sal Sc zdl
tako re nam, ko je komaj minul
krvavi cas-.
Toda v Begunjah in v Drag
je tisoc grobov. Ma tisoce jih je
po vsej nasi zemlji. Govorili bo-
do, da je bio res tako. Da SO tr-
peli jude v taboriscih in bun
kerjih, da so jih mucili v ge-
stapovskih mucilnicah, da Sc
padali talci oh kolih in borci v
napadih.
Zato, da bodo njihovi otrocj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14

"Zdaj pa koncam to mole Ia
lostno pisanje in re najlepse po-
zdravirn, Tebe, Tvojo zeno in ce-
10 Tvojo druzino. Zbogom!
"Alojz Hoeevar"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14
Mirno odrosIo

druzina zeli dobiti v najem
stanovanje S 5 sobani, "a 4
osebe. Kdor ina "a oddati,
maj poklice EN- 9692.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
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CoMPToMETER COURSE. easy to learn;
position open; start. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
esufisc5k n REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typswriting hosokkeeDng; eso ealculatinE ma; NJ !;
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MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture
all subjects taught Apgroysd ed JS, y Goysrn
pErSfNd pF eRsEfS NsTRucf1oNpu.l TH 81 D eont9s 9s
cars. AuToMoBILE, DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGToN' INC, 2sO4 18th st.
B BEAUTY iE n OPERATORS NEEDED-Mod.rp
training IN all subjects; day. night and
mAsEIE Is tss
p. G. reauir. ments and GI trainilE. 1340
-rxons y sys paI ME 77zs; estab Isls. .,
COURSES asn a'Imsh IN espns %
gts al sf'; e
iass : i (opp capitol Thsst.iS
instr: i'm. enroll. co. 9!s7 after pm
interes+ed in the future with a career, to
be trained for air-conditionins and refris-
Grafton technicIans; two new industries:
trained technicians are in great demand.
Write for full information how you can
qualify for training. Box 194-Z Star. 14s
CIVIL SERVICE-Postal clerk courses,
81 10 and 81: exam. soon BOYD
SCHOOL. 1893 St. MA 1855
AUTO BODY and fender work, including
welding, spray painting and metal Work
branches of tremendous auto industry Of
fering chances for good job or your own
business. Train in spare time Write for
free facts. AUTOGRAPHS TRAINING.
Box 111-Z, Star. 12s
Evening star., 1946-08-11
MOTOR TRAVEL.
IRVING TO DETROIT Via Cleveland

DRIVING TO DETROIT Via Cleveland At
sHARE The RIDE. wili alternate driving
NsvS f. a45c Td s fom Vicinity Ay VIZ s. csss sns WIZ e
SON blvd. and Lee highway. Cali Ovens
cALiFoRNIA-Leavins Aug. 10. can take
, or 3 all or part way experienced trans
continental driver: refs. exch. Hobart $3.50
LEAVING FOR DENVER. COLO. Ausust
sSpsnsss @ Som u. Mr. 81 ASkSTfER, %o ssss. snare
Senses esr r009 ar f05 so5o PASSENGERS share s1-
NAVY VETERAN viii assist driving to
West Coast; excellent references. wo.
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round zip take l or =; share expense.
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leaving Wednesday, 8 am, rm. for 4.
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car going this Vicinity Aus. 80. r.sarn
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Beach daily. parties accommodate; new
car; reservations taken. AT. s572.
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sHARE-ExPENsE PLAN, Los Angeles. S. r.
Chicago. low rates. all cities. cars daily;
refs. exch. % Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50.
DAVENPORT. IOWA, intermediate points;
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