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70 'n- 25c At all drugkiIts
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LOST Cont

ISSt tSont.j.
BROWN BILLFOLD, Saturday near noon,
Reward. ANNA L. GILKEsoN. DU. 1857
IN vicinity Of MPM Market, 18th and
Newton ne: contained +. r; passes. permit, I
S'a5Glo %ard MI II sSe"e"''' sss1 'S'e ''s0 10 Se
BROWN ENVELOPE, Farrasut Park, Sat
Branch III.
CAMERA. German make. left in taxicab
6:30 pm. Sat. Reward: GE. 1897. IL
CHILD'S COAT, brown tweed, left in auto
Miot mobile OF party who 81, gave child ride in Alta
GSN Sn bF9n rTRsE AS9 Es
in vicinity 4235 Wis. ave, between . and
8 pm. June $; Finder please return keys
NV. Wo. II4i. I'll
EMBROIDERED EYELET WAIST. white:
Store. Reward. CO. s4zs, MI oa:o. o.
GohD IaR Eof EGnna LINKS With
rd. and list St. Arlington; or on Arnold
busllne; Finder please call Oxford 1860.
ssnaG DfS1 black pAf se5S ssE,
9l1 10Th ST. NV.
HANDBAG, lady,s. snakeskin; contents.
beads Parker 81" pen brooch
duuIfSS DOOh- HeHhIu. FIcSuHlbply lOSJ OH
Potomac Park trolley, June. 3 Return to
REV. F. McHUGH, 39l Michigan ave. ne.
LADY's PURSE. summer. multicolor. had
wallet and money purse inside. Finder
Keep p, a All II money m H and please return contents
NECKPIECE, kolinsky, or 8 skins May
30; on l4th St: M Bureau Ensravins and
ntan''Hs nl~, GE. !z5s KeSar' 'os F'''snh0uss st.
PENS. Thursday. between Kann's and sc
snS lGe 6r, store; and two purses containins
PETITE POINT PURSE, . weeks aso at
mental value S35 for return, walter
Reed HOSPITAL: GE. 1000, Extension i44
POCKETBOOK, lady's. blue leather; lost in
sS fhons Se'Rs Wo VssI s MRs sseFGHs aENRy 5s
POLICE PUPPY; black and cream; female:
er resurn n0fd IS vs BFsneh VS. EG e he is sick ,nd
RHINESTONE CLIP. near $500 Conn ave
turned 10 MRS. POLLY Nelson, Mirsmsr
Apts., No. IL. Michigan $500.
ave. NV. on 10th: in Schwartz Jewelry CO.
envelope; gold band white gold setting y.
carat. Liberal reward. AD. 1898. 9.
SATIN SKIRT, olive green, bet. sth and
Tues. June J. Cali cH 1000. Ext. 56.S
ward HO 1920 3
WALLET, black, lost on GEORGIA ave. street
car between Walter Reed HOSPITAL and G
urday; eredentials very important to
owner. Kindly return. Notify OWNER
by telephone RA. 1865.
WALLET. brown, Fort Davis Shopping
can FR 'sas 4sss . ssaas's Nav,
WHITE sPITZ, male, named "Frisky'':- tag
No: 4a07;o CO; o0s3; 1880 am; $40
WRIST WATCH, lady,s, silver band; lost
yle,nity OF "a Ayslon IheateT or Howard
wfIsn sS %tTSH a isTs 4sysd rSbos xss
band. black with white figure. movement
No; 2172l1o, case No, 1866. Reward
500 st. Sc. Ma. 3947.
your reward Call Metropolitan 1881. IL
FOUND.
BICYCLE, girls, vicinity ..nd and Ban
giving description.
COCKER; red, female, old, in Arlington.
CH. 1914
COCKER sPANIEL PUFFY. found in Be
legs and very short tail: Call WI. $685..
MANS WRIST WATCH on New York ave
NV, J. F. WRIGHT. 1920 H st. NV. RE
POLICE DOG, young, male. wo. 1884
SMALL PACKAGE, found yesterday in
to Capt. Claude R. Ball 3s33 Calvert st
NV. Owner please call TR. 1"69.
TAN COCKER. SPANIEL, in the vicinity OF
! Queens Chapel Manor; vaccination tag on
collar. Cali Elk. 2746. bet. and Pm. 3
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(Too Late TO Classify
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC, ACCOUNTANT. expert, recently
returned veteran, seeks clients: no jot
100 small. Also offers, accounting advic.
IN Washington, D. c. Box 1861, Star.
APT. one bedroom; NV available: ex.
rhanse modern furnishings and cash for
4e car. Box 1S0-K. Star
4SSOCIATIONS-Scrip lettering for GER
tifcates and charters by free lance script
artist. Box 394-K. Star.
ARCHITECT. experienced all types con-
struetion. gill In make e., plans for owners OF
vENTRILooUfsT and dummy desire te
entertain at. parties, banquets and meet
mas. Let a veteran solve your entertain
ment troubles. Phone Gil S34S. H.
Inoekh9aers nefI1 aae mi meeting II Of The Rlehed
he eorporation. ,12.3o s. Capitol St. or
OF ofncers and any other pertinent bust.
ness Hill be taken up. HARRY j. RI
CAMS. president
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT-Keep books, fils
Tax returns; small firms; $50 per mo
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
aeots CONTRACTED by any other one thar
Monroe st. ne II.
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last January and served as a men,
ber of the United Nations Transport
and Communications Commission.
! He is a native of Cambridge.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Boukhoee Is Awarded
Citation by CHICAGO U.

Hilmar r. Baukhage, American
Broadcasting Co. commentator
heard daily over Station WMAL
yesterday was awarded a citation of
merit by the University of Chicago
at the annual alumni, the Associated
Press reported.
The citation, established by the
school in 194l. was given in recog-
milton OF public service to the COM
munity, the Nation and humanity.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Eastern Stur Unit Fetes Two

A reception was given by Grand
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
for TWO OF its veteran members
last night in the Masonic Temple,
Thirteenth street and New York
avenue n. w. The chapter honored
Mrs. Rose A. Yost, grand secretary
for 46 years. and Mrs. Lille K. Nc
kenzie, grand treasurer for 20 years.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
FOUND.

BICYCLE. girls. vicinity oand and Ran.
dolph sts. ne. Write Box 465-K, Star
giving description.
COCKER. red, female. old. in Arlington
CH. 1914.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, found in Be,
thesda, sll-black, about mos old, shor
legs and very short tail. Call WI. 665"
MANS WRIST WATCH on New York ave
NV. J. T. WRIGHT. 1920 H st. NV. RE
OBS Q.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

J. M. Dawson, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Waco, Texas, has
accepted executive secretaryship OF
the committee.
Mr.. Jackson, Washington attor-
ney, said DR.. Dawson will take over
his duties soon and will make his
eadquarters and residence here.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

SMALL PACKAGE. found yesterday in
Hecht's dept. store, on End floor, addressed
to Capt. Claude r. Ball, 1898 Calvert st.
NV: Owner please call TR. 1"69.
TAN COCKER SPANIEL, in the vicinity Of
Queens Chapel Manor; vaccination tag on
collar. Call Elk. 2746, bet. and pm. 3
Evening star., 1946-06-28

y'Hf sERfE s6Gk s65SRIfd D pFssRP sE
1ps'l 19s ath st. f. NE. a blocks from Capitol.
$4,000; room brick home with oil hot
HESkg kosBe qsa Sp,S vt. sS
nE vxcARn RI slf1 Ga aM sasosss coaaon this
bath, det. garaee. oil heat srecre' e'' rm., M
and GsIIstin SIS. NV; vacant: priced to to
s.! 1n m
asGss seR os tile srieb bath houis Hin
Within "a Elk q bus recent recently m
close to. shopping center; is offered for
ss ana BY the
sS3 Saf sta nn
and Col. rd. n.w.-Attractive row brick
with ? large rms, 2 baths, h.-w.h., ar
ranged presently as rSomins house
October with 30-day sales clause so that
quick possession may be given. Only
$500 needed as down payment with the
ing location. close to all facilities. Priced
unusually low on todag,s market. Cafl
~ 415 p st. nE hEo NJ Me s4aS cempe,s do
INviiTHTfoN 70 CHARM. 1925 soth ST.
n:W.--Completely detached. Owner leav-
ing city. Possession at settlement. Beau
tifully arranged with living rm., dining
rm. kitch.. 3 large bedrms.,'2 g baths. two
lovely porches: Law. in .bsmt. detached
garage; in select and choice section, sur
rounded by finer type homes. Inspection
BY appointment. Priced for quick sale.
Call till pm. LEO N. BERNSTEIN ~
CO.. I415 ST. NV. NE. $500. A Com
plete Real Estate Institution.
SPRING yALLEY--An impressive Miller
tial community; built in 1871 OF prewar
materials. this home is . white brick with
slate roof and contains center hall living
-oom dining room, library. Iavatory, pan
TRY: kitchen. screened porch, & bedrooms
and 4 baths, recreation room, maids room
1nd BATH Laundry M 21sas eYilt;in II ag,, ssraks
| Co., Builders and Developers Of Wesley
Heights and Spring Valley. 1880 Mass.
ave. NV, OR. <46z,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-NEAR 3rd AND G SITS ne
and Ssh nTek
price. sIl.950. Ma 1918; ewes. FIR.
SoEokibLcxprrAL ssS"j EH5: ssz v1Ew-Rare oppor-
tunity to buy lovely home. in the heart
nss y is ee9Fnsad as pen of the
this country This semidetached brick
home is beautiful and in Immaculate
spa eodean' ass v din
are 3 fae bedrms and lovely tiled abth
rec. rm and bath In basement; h.-w oil
location IN Washington. The price is sur,
1rsnts nn p% GT ea cAEAL H a't2 11r% H KEAE 9Gts
Co; Realtors. exclusive agents. 50oi e
coLokED-LE DRoIT PARK. NV
2 baths Shows an excellent income for
owner Full basement. oil hol;water heat.
AZ only so'950. Attractive terms. Can
y 5to S1rw or H. 4slG all day SUNDAY lay
coEoREDMNEAR % s a', 18Th als AND 6islss BAss p
condition; 5 spaclous rms, and bath: full
stantisl cash required. FRED A. SMITH,
Realtor' l1l3 18th st. NV. RE. 1851
CoLoRED. ATTENTIoN-43a 4th st. ne.
bros n this s.se e tbs
used as one or two family house, Has
baths, oil heat, semifnished basement;
TY CO. is24 Eye st. NV. Ex. 800.
ehoosey? aa5 st n e: open SUNDAY. %.
homes-2a9-23l-e3 ST. ne, Open for
your convenience. An open-for- inspection
sign VIII be placed on all 3 properties.
SOL s9d P9nt gT heIi1ste r I as YOU will lose out.
colSRrDMarTssr1ox. e9S Saa No %Tes go St Iio no
open SUNDAY, .-5. Row brick. large
sG9ms, snd IS h-Th, hort;,sen basement lovely home
sHAVATT REALTY CO. NE. $500; 1ei, eves.
and Sun, NO. Os6a. 30
COLORED-EXTRA attraction; 23l R st.
tell you what this home viii mean 10 you
: large rooms, cement porch. gas heat
complete basement with lovely bar for
Be late. sHAvATr REALTY CO. NE.
coMokE6ERrAL col" E EEf Il BARGAIN near RI" io,b
full sa basemen snpssaa aashiubs s0me and
sSsI S:s6 cash huj jor e CUFFS fsle
COLORED-SOCTHEAS home buyer
or investment: 30O-ft frontage: Groom
frame house; bargain at s4.2bO $3.50 cash.
JOE CURTO REALTY, FIR. $500. 80
CoLoRED = REAL OPPORTUNITY for
home buyer: 1900 block Gales st ne
Very nice brick substantial home. concrete
extra deep yard Price $40 $50; subst an
tlsl cash required. JOE CURTO REALTY,
coLoRED-e-FAMILY HOUSE. brick oil
heat. garage, large yard. arranged in
apartments of . rooms. kitchen and
bath each now rented at sll0 ner mo ::
REQUIRED; price. 81. 500. Cali weekdays
to 3 E. NJ WILLIS Il SONS. Invest
ment BLDG. MA. 7479 30
CoLORED-CHARLEs o. WARD OFFERS
$500 block 4th st: nv; rms, bath.
Near 18th and B SIS; ne; rms. ?
baths , Kitchens $3.50, 81 800 down
100 block Adams ST. NV; & rms, bath
NV; heat; corner 81 500 down.
500 block Park rd. NV: q rms, bath.
INV. neat. porch; 81 500 down.
Many more from $1,000 up Come in
TO see us or call sales department. AID
1875. - Florida ave. NV. rs
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PLEASE ANSWER THIS AD If you have q
isSai WILL Osais fAY AE Box CASH ASH sr Star 81 sa
1891 Ts9m sroM 6Sgse y in q. q near D. G. Mr.. L1y.
esSz PoR Il aogs e. HOUSE Or any typ. :s 3
70 purchase homes in any section of Wash
q cssh isSs coxrRAcr within "a hours; ees.
Ne Rk ~ AasEkHs sEH1 p Eoyk isi aousr It's fg
value algs today: Our opinion entails no obi
sson ph?Rs Mr. wM sF'Hn'ss sssp2hs n R e.
IEBfaTf fNs Er Nss lSia 2 Ss st.
house today or sell to cash Clients at ful
cHEhL eg1ek pI 'ss ssai aDRti!!sz 1ntil m. h!a a
81 narT eo ss50r: sss, you shsa. ss
TOP ,1'e DOLLARS. OF. NO 74os ,n, MARYLAND
cali cali for taes ee ana MaFslana honss'
aI3nrai appraisal; with no obligation We have
clients i, is with cash. Or will buy outrigh, You
servee sURGEss BUR Ss o'ss ssa4 aha PENN svs
Il pk5MPT ER Isps; .THrSIIas II Hm - ~. .. =,
YOUR home. business or investment prop.
PARIEs ResltoF sos North Capitol "a "a
MxNNAs sR REALTY sines Co. 'sas san sell your nous.
81 sss as sSis wilson SSs f''%ss S7s & &SA'S
fARsoSAGE NEEDED AT ONCE in or near
y; e; Wi! pay cash: no agents. Call MR..
FRfvsfE sPruss sm in
al cash; no DPessTs esHam Diesee: esms' soa s1i
% 5. sSD SoaHR SsAher uoH aR oEssiE:' sssiEss sg
shode IN nNSR IS1Rand \, ave oGGt n;s: Ho 6@020 @
Clients with cash can get You nteroy tor prices ices
e rs tTf Ven HS Rss Hsisss .ss
6s'.1s9s 6o Yon VAST. VAST SPEEDY Acr1oN- List
top Tth prcs u.s. Nazs sash REs KEA4Y VIZ
VEST RAJ EsTarE has s1 cilents Seoo waiting
cal q fns MR Es'fSG %oob SE P1nHe H
pSsfi I'SS iaRs ahRsxfER.MESr-ca,l US to sell you,
ysss apDsssas aS 'I9E1sSps IIbBS co Ssly!ss
si Hey Mug MUCH wi viii Your eS HOME =; e serth sena
ssih ss foa aos yoa WASH W win Mo- y cash
idn Shite ss Or eGSrea H2 Sox < Co Il WsshIns
Lex. SIT: Va. en 81. q 5ss4 & 1858 Salto''
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner, white
CALL O'BANNoN REALTY co. to sell or
manage your property prompt
k.k kss. iiR1'0s ANp Sc. i!s pRorERrY-we pay al,
cash. free appraisals, quick action GUM
4 y, MILLER; xai7 900 II tn st; Sc. FIR. 21O0.
GI. call MR. BURGE or MR. STOLAR
for Information at Elk. 1885. 3O'
SMALL FRAME HOUSE = In Prince
GEORGES County: any condition; early
possession: UN: Ais. -2S
so CALLS A DAY for Sc. and ne. prop
erty: rent, lease, sale. cali HARRY
GLADMAN. INC, Ii. O346. Specializing
WANT 4 HOUSE, ne. or Sc. or adjacent
Md: cash above trust or all cash. DE.
0OS4
SO r. HOUSE or bungalow. NV. or sub
urbs, preferably Takoma. Silver Spring sec:
Up p1EI e ESI3,5o9; H equity ,, cash l GE 6l46.
bedrooms! direct from owner willing to
make max soa down @ payment ..g n OF Of 6o% Not over
SMALL HOUSE Sc. OR NE. by Aug. i:
will pay all cash If reasonable. Box 2S1-R,
Star.
Evening star., 1946-06-28
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

NEAkBY. Maryland, in Temple Hills
5-room home, built years, oil h.-w.h.,
finished room in basement, storm windows,
electricity and water, four stalls. LARGE
fenced-in corral Beautiful view, ine sec
ton: Price reasonable: Call C. D. MUIR
TAKOMA PARK-New, det.. 8 rms. III
baths, gas: air cond: only S13,95O. LE-
GUM = GERBER REALTY CO., AD. 1900
til Q Pm. -2e
Evening star., 1946-06-28

COMMOD1OUS stucco- co-over-frame s-room
and bath house, with sleeping porch, re-
An attractive. comfortabie home home with large large
rooms. in one Of the most beautiful sections
q ft,na ,Takomss Park: Md; convenient to every.
downtown Washington. Oil h.-w.h.. re-
lot 6sx200. Owner transferred Immediate
500. Exclusively with the E. S. PRICE &
Tsrver TTS,; ros9 y sysamont ssam ave- NV. Call Mr..
LANDovER HM.Ls-Loyely e-story home
rooms, bedrooms, full basement, Oil
rie Fsase MoRssN saasTs 5Says HoN S s9Shss
sEAHTfFiSI BRICK HON HONE. wi Built TIN IN 1a4i |
Tatkns dose dStance from Of Nd
bedrooms, bath and Inca Closet on 1st
IN garage: oil heat: SUBSTANTIAL income l
5ss% 5sSss' g5ss
VEST aEs fLss LANHxA M HfI1s-e-bedrm Hill buns bunea-
}sS s3sh !sRsssss 'ss i.r@s 1s and cEabR
Hines aAss RHHLTrY 2H Co, has: rooms -Ss Bath
Ing AZ acres for 81 800. SOC ,so' Also Arso qooms
and bath on s-acre lot for S4,5OO. 10.
HiLLsBoRO HoMEs-Lots selling for
$3.50 which meet appraisal requirements:
our home prices, are most reasonable. You
tions: out Pennsylvania ave. Sc. to Ala
bama ave, left on Alabama ave. to Beck
ST.. down Beck st: to directional arrows.
Bennett ave SP. O96O. "a
BUY DIRECT FROM BUHDER-2 large
Groom houses ready for occupancy Aug. ].
Completely equipped fireplace. step-down
living room. basement toilet. isrge porch
HzERs9Ni HzNRSoViik sNc arshsAstory sH 1896 ss S.ssm
frame home: oil heat: quick possession;
10000. CADYARK REALTY Co, 500
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAhn
SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGikIA.

or . rooms for couple or
> men: repairs needed, considered in rent
Box 29H-R. Star o9s
Evening star., 1946-06-28

tcssntinusd % Next Pass.5
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Staying Of Woman
And kidnaper Called
Murder and Suicide
~ ne AsseeIcsed Press

/ MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., Nov. 12.--
The kidnapping Of Mrs. Mary Pyle
KINNEY, 26, q soldiers wife, BY
Chalmers Buck Laubaugil, IS, the
ex-convict she Tilted, was marked q
closed case today BY police who dis
covered the slain bodies of the
couple In desolate woodland near
here yesterday.
New Jersey State Police Capt.
Walter j. Coughlin said the deaths
appeared to be clearly cases OF mur-
der and suicide. Police and Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation agents
believe Laubaugh shot his former
sweetheart through the head when
she refused to give up her husband,
and then committed suicide with
the AS caliber pistol found beside
the bodies.
Searchers In New Jerseys Leb-
anon State Park followed radioed
instructions from q Navy blimp
circling overhead yesterday and
came on the bodies OF the ex-con-
vict and the soldiers wife, whom he
kidnapped from the bed OF her hus-
band at Little Silver, N. j., IS
days ago.
The bodies were sprawled on the
edge OF swamp about 400 yards
from the roadway, where duck hunt
ers had found the kidnap automo-
bile Sunday.
4 Mrs. KINNEY, wife Of Sergt. Glynn
F. KINNEY Of the Signal Corps at
Fort Monmouth, N. j., wore the same
red, black and yellow plaid skirt and
red coat she hastily had donned the
early morning Of September ~, when
/ Laubaugh. parolee. from the District
Of Columbia reformatory at Lorton
Iva, entered her bedroom and ct
gunpoint forced her to leave her
husbands side and drive OF with
him.
Capt. Coughing said the woman's
body was identified by her husband
and by the Kimmey's landlady, who
came from Little Silver to the scene.
Laubaugh's wallet was nearby and
he was attired in the same blue
shirt and blue trousers he wore the
might Of the kidnapping.
In bag found at the seen. was q
picture Of Sergt. and Mrs. kimmey
as well as Mrs. Kimmey's social Sc
curity card, the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation said.
The pistol had two exploded car
tridges. A State police sergeant al
the scene said there were holes in
both the mans and the woman's
head. The bodies were taken to q
morgue in Toms River, N. j.
The two evidently had debated
their fate for some time, Capt
Coughlin said, as empty packs Of
cigarettes were found near the
bodies and the earth was Uttered
with cigarette stubs.
| State and local police, joined by
FBI agents, took part in the search
Evening star., 1946-11-12

when he was convicted Of white
slavery and sentenced to Lorton.
At the trial In District Court, Mrs..
KINNEY then Mary Pyle testified
for Laubaugh and subsequently was
charged with perjury.
Mrs. KINNEY was q former Gov-
ernment worker and d waitress at
Brentwood, Md. She left the city
and married Sergt. KINNEY while
Laubaugh began his sentence IN
Evening star., 1946-11-12

which began - soon as the kidnar
car was discovered. The searcherl
had to use jeeps to make, their way
over 3 log road that bridged the
otherwise inaccessible swamp ares
to the bodies. They used wallKie-
talkies To follow directions from the
bhmp.
Laugaugh had entered the KIM
fmey rooming house posing Is an
FBI agent. the Kimmeys landlady
told police. Sergt. KINNEY told
police and the FBI that his wife
who had lifted Laubaugh, many
times had expressed fear he would
return.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

Both Laubaugh and Mrs. KINNEY
formerly were Washington resi-
dents. Laubaugh lived In the 100
block OF Tenth street NV. In 1874
Evening star., 1946-11-12

Lorton. Laubaugh was freed on
parole last June.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
alks About S Eyes
all Him In Park
IOccurance Recently

Charlie Everybody Talks About
was an overnight guest of Sheriff
A. E. Armstrong and County Attor-
ney Wilbur Werner at the Glacier
county court house last week, and
it was all on account of his eyes.
Charlie and companion had
been getting out poles a mile or
SO from the Glacier Park hotel Sun
day morning. The way Charlie tells
it, he saw what he thought was a
bear about half a mile away and
fired one shot with his small calibre
rifle.
That one shot found its mark, and
it wasn't a bear. 1t was Harvey
Merrill, SIS, sheepherder employed
by Henry w. Krebs, tending band
of the animals. Talks About put
him in his wagon and rushed him
to the Vess Hughes ranch near Gla-
cier Park Station, and Hughes took
him on to the Blackfeet hospital in
his car.
The bullet struck Merrill in the
left knee and spiraled up the leg
to lodge in the pelvic bone. He was
taken to the Deaconess hospital in
Great Falls in c. Murl Beck's am
bulance.
! MY eyes aren't very good"
Charlie told the sheriff and county
attorney.
Sheriff Armstrong, recalling the
open ground where the sheepherder
fell and the 200 yards the bullet had
actually flown. wondered what the
man would have done with good
eyes. But the two men had never
seen one another before, and the
hadn't Even notice n that he was s.i1 NOV
ing onto the ground; so they sent
Charlie home with his bear story.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12

the debt being assumed exceeds the
full market price of the land two or
three years ago.
Says STICKY: ''This is looking for
trouble"
And here is Stucky's message in
nutshell:
''Now is the time to adjust your
operations so you will be in posi-
ton to stand a drought or lower
price level. Prices are not expected
to weaken for the next year at
least, but experience has shown
that when a war-initiated boom
breaks. it can break fast and sud
denly"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
MON TANA..
Names Places
Names Places
LIBBY
By W. r. LitteIl, Editor The News


The origin Of Libbys controversial their being
three versions. Od Town. founded in 1885 Libby creek
was 20 miles above the present location When the Great
Northern R. r. in 1892, the site moved to the
Kootena river the mouth of Libby creek The
incorporated Sept a. l909 it the Lincoln county seat
The Snowshoe and other mine properties the
principal sources OF income until numbering 10. Libby
is headquarters for Kootena National Forest field head
quarters for The Universal Zoooe Insulation Co., of
Nes Lumber Co., second largest lumber mill in Montana
Population of city, 1887. Greater Libby, including
South and East Libby, approxmates 5000 Inhabitants
MCHEY
By James Howell Editor The Pilot
This the second town in Dawson county, establish
Cd in 1916 with the coming of the .Rchey branch
Of the Great Northern R. R. The chosen because
Of the pooce established at the Clyde Rchey ranch in
1918.
Rchsy. although town of but 400 population has an
exceptionally large trade territory in both grain and
stock and in 1922 the largest primary grain
the world. is completely modern town, having electricity
natural and water systsm and located approximately
80 miles from the county seats Of Dawson Rchand
and Roosevelt Counties
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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Driving Fur

Whether it is fur or wool, don't
hang it over radiator or near a
hre to dry. The best thing is to
suspend it from a padded hanger
with the top button fastened, in a
slight draft, after brushing it thor
oughly: Too much heat will dry out
the pelts of fur coats and stiffen
wool. If a coat has been consider
ably wctted several times, YOU
should certainly send it to a good
cleaner.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12

United States Savings Bonds are
patriotic bonds because your coun-
try is still fighting enemy forces
which can do to you what the Nazis
and Japs were una BILE to accomplish.
This enemy is inflation-run-away
prices which can wreck you and your
country. Every bond you buy today
still serves your country because
your continued investment in bonds
keeps your dollars in safe place
and out of competition for the still
scarce consumer goods.
T. \ 7r,ycrrr Drt1r,uenf
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On l.0- q 2 90,
RaiI Quiz
What are joint freight rates?

Joint freight rates are rates which
apply to shipments moving over the
lines of more than one railroad, rev.
enues from which are divided be-
tween the interested railroads on an
agreed basis.