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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08

Cuba has been enjoying the gre est tourist invasion since 1941.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08

WOR 71O K-MBS Musical Clock
 Musical Clock Dorothy 6 Dick Dorothy 6 Dick Prayer-News Myrt And Marge Aunt Mary Alfred McCann Alfred McCann News-Henry Gladstone Bessie Beatty Bessie Beatty Cessie Beatty News .-..' '.- Tello Test
 Morning Matinee Letter To Lindlhar
Evening star., 1946-12-25

supported by Gene Kelly, Gregory Peek, John
Garfield and Joseph Gotten.
VOL, 10:00-Book Reviewers Lewis 6annei
and Francis Downing argue the merits Of Mr.
Littleiohn" with its author. Marlin Flayin.
WRc, t0:30-Dsnnis Day and Olga San Juan
help Kay kser make music.
W0p. i0:30-6uest experts are Author
0dsll Shepard and Charles 6. Bots. American
Veterans Committee chairman.
Evening star., 1946-12-25

WRc, S:00-Dennis Day tells the story o.
The Boy Who Wanted 10 Sing for the King
as his program moves to a new time.
WTop, q:30-Lsuriiz heIehiof calls on Dlnah
Shore.
WMAl, t0:0o-Bing crosbys program Of
yule music includes While Christmas.
WTop, l0:00-A film newcomer. Janet
[ sioh is the star Of All Through the House,
Evening star., 1946-12-25
ON THE AIR TODAY.

WT0P, 4:O0-The annual Two Hours ol
Stars" Christmas program featuring Don Amsehe
as en,see, Bob Hope, Roy Rogers, Ginny simms.
Edaer Bergen, the new Metropolitan TENOR
Set SyanhoIm, others.
WT0p, 7:i5-Mexiesn Singing Star Tito
Gui,ar joins Jack Smith for his Christmas
nynnram
Evening star., 1946-04-27
HELP MEN.

BE A ToLsoN, TREE SURGEON. we will
train you. splendid opportunity. steady
employment. EN- WI. 591o. Box 5732. Be
WANTED-Man for ofice work, knowledge
Of typing and shorthand required; splen-
gid opportunity. WI. 500. Box 5732.
Bethesda. 80
HIGH CLASS RETAIL establishment de-
sires the services of dependable and am
bilious young man for record work and to
learn salesmanship: Box 447-B. Star. .-28
WASHINGTON OFFICE of prominent air.
craft manufacturer has openings for tele-
type operator and file clerk; salary com
mensurate with training and experience.
Reply Box 45G-B. Star, stating aualiflca-
tlons, age, references and inclosing snap
shot. rs
AMERICAN AIRLINEs has positions open
for men, good physical condition, in Fleet
Service Dept, handling air mail air, ex-
to start; 4o.hour week. time and half for
Apply Room 12S, Terminal Bldg. AMERI-
CAN AIRLINES, INC, National Airport,
Monday through Friday, am. to 8 pm.
ESTABLISHED MILLWORK, CONCERN
wants young man, familiar with drafting
and some experience in nlillWork, to train
for responsible position. Discharged
serviceman preferred. Write for interview,
BOX 1St-B, Star. -2S
Evening star., 1946-04-27
For Lost and Found Advertisements
4 See Poee A-3
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST, quail
fed to. create rough layouts for dept. store
advertising; excellent opportunity, for right
BusoHs DEPT. STORE. Phone MA
afSg, AfRI1NE Ne OBSERVATION AGENTS, UNI
TED AIR Lines years college or equiva-
lent age p to 30;, alternating shifts; we
creases. interviews Monday, April GOTH
am. to 8 pm. Hay Adams House. 16th
aRr1sr sna 70 to Do finished art experienced fur
win sss Ssa9 to Snss! St s5sst'FiR RKoSS2bf S.
AAsssfsfxsf AsHsffxxs flS chEFFermsnsnt lf5R position
eatsion. cat Apply chef. CARLTON HOTEL,
sb .sSr anMs MsASsGER ( sts NV for paint and Siass
s asFa sEcKER fa2Rs PAINT Ne Gssg aRzs iG5 fS
ASSISTANT MANAGER, experienced; good
sS5y HWRp 0FkRE Wisconsin, 9Sndons and
sssT.NT ssEn syfs rS heSE MAShaER Shsf Md of
alteration dept; must be experienced in
eapans e5shsn Of ose ReoPe1 AAgRE Ell
s5asgxST BKq IN ro ss HANGER iSs Ro VI womens a.
phases of sewing and fitting; also capable
ss s * aod2 people bRPG BR
zAss;rsTasF zsh; IA apd dsoIRsIRoSM Isl MAN. solorsd
strons St. i1sA and dependable; top wages, includ;
sas ocs, meo'E5 oDoNNEIEs SRRLf SEA GRILL isS5
iAIsso,cciATIoN EXECUTIVE National
trade association ranking among the pest
nseds fop exectva an obs Our a @ 81
25 years old and is well financed II yoT
are successful man, capable Of doing all
story IA Ail replies held confidential: BOX
z}Gelo' AGTo Ts5E BobY AND rEspER MEN, sS9ea
week; new;car agency. &C GRADY MOTORS.
esea ayTeMoBkE 1olEnT Bopx MES top saaA
BIZ Gf2s1.i ans
faafes f good 0a Wofkns ddys Ds Conditions
GARAGG q s. ne; NE SS59, tac,it,e, it
your Opportunity for future security with
a Ford dealer: established 80 yrs; eood COCO
9aS 9tons Reny az eonx Raasad
ton; See Mr.. Nelson HILL & TIBBITs.
AuToMo5BBIGIE t MS5BGhs NE MEcaxNrc-Must 1 u be ex-
no sunday oSe55 oSSeo55k. Maine ave, ave and n St
aTToMoBILE MEcHANIcs-spendid op-
portunity for experienced mechanics en. Ge-
conditions. vacation with pay, peTymanssnnt mt
M: Newly. cHERNER MOTOR co. 1881
AiUGiToMoBILE MECHANIC, experienced in
working on Ford cars. We pay time anS ana
pay This is Stea STEADY position with Wash Tna1s
at sTEUART MOTOR CO, 9th and New
f14o f1Tk aSf SMfEGHAN1cs hHH ,2, exper men M With
toois; to work on General Motors cars;
day week. KEARNEy oLDsMoBTLE co,
AUTO rARTs CLERK. over ., wears Old
dd1iysr's drrsrs permit, ambitious and alert: won,
ians iMR; ERElTbIEW, RelbcEsgW, 81. 34oo' 49o6 Hampden
RAkER' fsIsna .ys all-aToand Apply 21oo Rhode
BARBER, colored, to work at Naval I2S Eos.
sslssa; snsa; hstns.n aoh0ur week week good salary WI
BEAUTY OPERATORS, full Or part t1Eg tine
salary and 50G commission: beautifuIt tisiie nv
conditioned salon. HEADS BFTHFSSnn, n
BRANCH. 724s Wis. ave. OF 12I6. 1seOf
Evening star., 1946-04-27
HELP MEN & woMEk.

in caok esesy ee2essa S5 the I
9afd ca sahFy MRS siss 2R6s RR66ssh E sGon sad
CASHIER, National cash register: 6.day
YfS7 Gos G@s1s ave- si9e per Na %oRs5 as5o HAEvExs
CLERICAL POSITIONS. in banking and
xe efu deP e ssa trust know
experience necessary; short hours, pleas
ant working conditions. salary based on
auafificasieans; opportunity. for advance.
jamin Franklin Station. 80
GLE CLERK; ; general genera ONCE work. country Club
sssry sxDeetsd fSsets2ef Star any ona
eo9ed for c0o6ng bIve
os r spS eoored 81 sasS month
eonPIE etsrTiass ro wv WoKk SSk ON GARDEN orchard
and inside house; separate living nearby
Hshqa taF dslcatessen good hours
MoRE EOS pey ggX IN gA
DRUG CLERK. Oa expsflsaesd, sd young: sood
1000 Conn. ave, Me s6@5. 30
iss5s fsk TokH s1s5E issS sGSS
HEADWAITER - Wife can take care of
LADIES, @ ,,, recreation rm- in country club.
INSTITUTIONAL HELP-Graduate nurses,
81, 100 to S2,400; attendants. 81 $50 TO
sll's1o99:: food service workers. $3.50 and
cation: sick leave; civil service protection;
especial opportunities for married couples
Write Department Institutions and Agen-
cies, State Office Building, Trenton. N. J.
MAN OR WOMAN hair stylist, experienced.
Apply IO6 18th ST. NV. 3
TAILOR wanted at once, steady Job, COM
mission basis. 4447 Connecticut ave. NV,
EN-. 4447. 90
VETERAN AND WIFE. white. with car
to live in furnished guest cottage or un-
furnished caretakers house in mountain
home in exchange for household duties,
gardening and salary. For appointment
sdadIsss aa 4 {. @ Box $,B BIS StaS; S,r S rs
wanted by AL company; full or part-tme
work for men and women; highest com
missions paid. Give brief business history
age, dependents and three references. Re-
plies will be held in strict confidence. Box
COUNTRY CLUB-Barman and wife, ex-
perienced, for pantry work. Call WI
6S68. 3
Evening star., 1946-04-27
Terps' Cossedy Fovorite
In CoIIeoe Golf Meet

Bill Cassidy of the University Of
Maryland is among the favored
players in a field of 81 in the fifth
annual Maryland intercollegiate golf
championship today at the Naval
Academy course in Annapolis.
Paul Herring, Donald Murphy and
Leonard Lehman complete the Old
Liners four-man team.
Evening star., 1946-04-27

Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Patent ONCE is now open evenings to the
public, to pm. Monday through Fri
day. apo"
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ASK JOHN DIGoUTTRUTH BELL anything
you want to know, research and tax serv-
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Evening star., 1946-04-27

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ditions. BLISS
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Evening star., 1946-04-27
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Orders to insert or cancel classified
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before: for The Sunday Star by 4
pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
Scores Last Night
In City Bowling

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H. LIE Roy 2sea7s cEAsS 5. 4 Boesler- 2s-ss4
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29
Martin City
Activities
BY NIarge Somers

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barns and sons
have gone to Bremerton, Wash, on
business. They will return Septem-
Der 2. Mrs. Clarence E. Rand has
recently arrived from Bremerton
to join her husband. Mrs. Leila Ryan
left for Glasgow Monday on bust
ness. She expects to be gone week.
J. A. Ruckdashel and daughter,
Donna, are in Martin City from
Rockford, Iowa to visit his sister,
Mrs. Urine.
Mr. and Mrs. Romano Johnson
and son, Bobbie, have moved to
Martin City from Glacier Park. They
are going to open barbershop soon
and also are anticipating showers if
there is large enough water supply.
Notice new neon sign on the
Luding Grocery Look for the grand
opening of the Deer Lick.
Mrs. v. E. Greene celebrated her
birthday last week. Present were
Clark Smith, Russell Smith, Ann
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ball, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Hollingsworth and
daughter, and Bill Somers. Light
refreshments were served.
The first subscriber to the Hungry
Horse News in Martin City was
Clarence Hendrickson.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29
List District Teachers

Staff members in District 6 schools
for the 1946-1947 school year viii
include: Superintendent ]. M. Tin
dali: High school principal, Dulane
C. Fulton; Miss Barbara c. Knoll
high school English; Mrs. Wlnifreo
Andrew, part-time teacher OF home
economics and Latin; Miss Gloria
Bugli, commercial subjects; Bruce
Weir. mathematics, and Mrs. Marian
Larkin, part-time shorthand and
bookkeeping.
Leonard Pease is the new high
school coach, grade school principal
and eighth grade teacher Mrs. Kath-
leen Wilson will teach seventh grade,
and Mrs. Grace Hall will teach sixth.
grade; Mrs. Emelia o. Cook, fifth
grade; Mrs. Clara Blair, fourth grade
Miss Hazel Talbot, third grade; Miss
Donna Gilman, second grade, and
Mrs. Laura Carlson, first grade.
At the Coram school where there
will be three teachers instead of two,
are Mrs. Eva Adams, primary teach
er; Miss Marjorie Nelson, inter-
mediate grades; Mrs. Olga Travis,
upper grades.
Bolton teachers are Mrs. Myrtice
upper grades, and Mrs. Ellen
Vincent, lower grades. Apgar teacher
is Mrs. Leona Harrington. Essex
school still has no teacher.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29
North Fork Locals
BY Mrs. Rover

Bert Coan was up from Columbla
Falls and spent Sunday on his place;
with him was Larry Gaffeney. The
Holcomb and Mathison families took
day off to go huckleberrying, and
had a picnic. The Holcombs enter
tanned the Block family at dinner
Thursday evening.
The Stephens, Newtons, Shorthllls
and Joe Fenneu left for their Cal
ifornia homes on Thursday. 1t was
the Frank Newtons who lost their
home by fire two or three weeks ago.
Recent guests at the Rover ranch
were John Flaget and party from
Cut Bank, George Hartman and
family, Kalispell, and Ed Tilton and
family, Great Falls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Bello and friends were here
from Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest bingham have
been at the Ranch for the last two
weeks, and plan to stay several more
days. Everyone enjoys vacation on
the North Fork.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29
Martin City Students To
Attend School Here

The 81 Martin City students viii
attend Columbia Falls schools, II
was decided at the special FRIDAY
evening meeting of District school
board.
This is reversal of the previous
plan to have Martin City youngsters
attend Coram school, which is over
crowded, and would result in stu
dents walking along busy highway
No. 2.
A majority of the is Martin City
residents who attended the Friday
meeting desired a school in their
own town, which is less than year
old. They offered use of a partially
completed building. However, the
board felt that time was too short to
finish building for school purposes,
and that funds are not available to
operate an additional school.
Arrangements are being made to
provide transportation, to Columbia
Falls, though in the meantime, Mar
tin City residents may have to fur
nish this facility themselves.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29
Bolton Briefs

Dave Nelson had the misfortune
of seriously injuring his back whil'
doing some painting. He is in thu
Kalispell General Hospital and W.
all wish him very speedy recovery
I Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hinckley, Lew
iston, Idaho were recent visitors II
Bolton. Cliff was a former employee
of the Park Service having worked
with the engineers under Mr.. Ran
dels. The Hinckleys were accomp-
anied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bronze OF
Oakland, Calf
Mrs. D. D. Cr1mley, Dean and Kay
have gone to Livingston where they
will visit with Mrs. Crumley's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Armstrong
The stork was mighty fine for two
families of Park Service this week.
He left baby girl for District Ran
ger Floyd Henderson and Mrs. Hen
derson of St. Marys and then br-
ought Asst. Chief Ranger Dave Can
navina and Mrs. Cannavina of Park
Headquarters baby girl. Congrat-
ulations.
Mr.. d. D. Crumley and Mr.. I. S.
Stinson have gone to Billings and
Yellowstone Park on a short bus
mess trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur HEIR have
been ok,joying a visit with Mrs.
Heirs sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Sands from Los
Angeles. Also visiting the Heirs is
Mrs. Heirs brother 1t. Col. Lloyd
Madsen of Chico, California.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29
Why You Should Place All
Your Insurance With
One Agency

If you wanted a will drawn
up, you wouldn't ask several
lawyers each to take care of diff
ferent requests. You would seek
the services of one lawyer and
allow him to prepare complete
document.
Remember, an insurance pol
icy is a legal document. Policies
written on your property should
fully protect you. Yet, if you
spread around" your insurance,
no one person, or Agency, has
all the facts upon which to base
a complete insurance program.
This is our recommendation
to you:
Let ONE GOOD INSURANCE
AGENCY be your counsellor in
insurance matters.
Select the most competent ex-
pert you know-have an ANALYSIS
made of your needs-then, fol-
low his recommendations.
We offer our complete 1nsur-
ance Advisory Service to you for
such a program, without obliga-
ton.
BARTON PETIT
Agent
Route la Columbia Falls
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29
Martin City's Barber
Prepares for Future

In step at Martin City, the town
with no past that thinks only of
the future, is Ray Nelson.He has just
received two additional barber chairs
for his shop. As soon as the hair
and whisker crop takes another
big jump, Ray needs an assistant.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29

Louis A. Nugent Creston, and
Beatrice Schultz, Columbia Falls, OBJ
tanned a marriage license August %
at Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-29

FOR SALE: Tailer-house, Celotex
lined, Coleman heater, spring and
mattress, sink. Wired for lights. Ed
Mckenzie, Bay Point, Whitefish. 4tf
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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27
Cruger Youth Wins
Naval Discharge

.RGE
Royal DIV. Adcock, seaman, first
class, son of MI. and Mrs. Elice c.
Adcock, Cruger, Miss, was dischar-
|ged recently from the Navy.
Adcock enlisted in April, 1914,
went through recruit training at
Camp Peary, Va, radio and gunnery
training at Jacksonville, Fla, and
reported to Naval Air Station, Melb-
ourne, Fla. for three months duty.
He received operational training and
won his aircrewman's wings at Cor
'pus Christi, Tex, and went to adj
vanced operations in Alameda, Calf.
In January, 1916, he was trans
.ferred to Air Ferry Service Squad
ron One of the Ferry Wing of the
Naval Air Transport Service. He
was assigned to the detachment at
jackson, Miss, and remained there
until brought in to squadron head
quarters, Floyd Bennett Field, N. Y,
for discharge.
Adcock expects to enroll at the
University of Mississippi to study
law.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-06-27
B. L. Berth Now In
Ripley Business

Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.
Barth, who formerly worked in the
office of the County Agent in Lex
ington and made their home in Du-
rant with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Porter, will be interested in
the following item clipped from the
Party Line" column written by
Mrs. Lois Anderson, associate editor
of the Southern Sentinel, published
at Ripley.
ut is always a sign Of progress
when new business buildings are
erected, and new businesses are put
in -. we notice with pride the beau
tiful new building which has just
been completed on South Main ST.,
and which will house the new
Dodge Plymouth Automobile Com
pany.. Mr.. Milan, from fernando
and Mr.. Barth, also of fernando,
are co-owners in the business, and
1t will be operated as the Milan
Motor Company. We hope that they
will like Ripley and its citizens. MIR.
and Mrs. Barth will come to Ripley
within the next few days to start
operating the business, MI. Barth as
manager, and Mrs. Barth as book
keeper. We welcome them to this
part of the country"