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program was asked to explain what
the department was doing to certify
schools and on-the-job training es-
adjustments and to see that the
Montana veteran gets what the
government is paying for-the best
possible training under the C. /
Bill of Rights"
1t was indicated that ample
supervisory workers were EMPLOYED
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RNA sewing CircIe Banquet

A banquet chicken supper and a
very enjoyable evening of cards
were enjoyed by the husbands of
the sewing circle members Satur-
day night, Oct. 5. This is an an
nual affair that is always looked for
ward to by the husbands. The prize
winners for this evening were:
High score for women, Mrs. Rudy
Peck; low score, Mrs. Robert Green.
The travelling prize was won by Mrs.
Abe johnson of Fortine, after the
prizes were awarded they were all
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-10

De at the home of Mrs. Pete Van
MIS- Earl Buckingham enjoyed a
snort visit from her granddaughter
ana eight weeks old great grand
son, who were on their wav to
Dakota to visit. ~ "
DO not forget All Club Achieve
n JRent Day in the Community Room,
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Here and There

=
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Benson were
, in Kalispell on Tuesday of last week
and returned with new Ford.
Mrs James Broderick spent Tues
dav in Kalispell
Mrs. Homer Garrison and Mrs.
/ Burgess Drake spent Saturday in
Whitefish on business.
Farrell Johnson arrived from
Tulsa, Okla He will return with
the body Of his brother Forrest, who
passed away at Eureka Tuesday.
] October L. Burial will take place
at Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenney Graves of
Darby were business visitors in
Eureka Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Brown of Missoula
IS visiting friends and relatives in
Eureka this week.
A number of cars went to the
Baptist convention in KalispeI
October 18th.
Mrs. Anna Costich and Mrs.
Tressa BueteI of Washington who t
were former residents of Eureka |
are visiting in Eureka for few
days this week.
Mrs. Zana Lenard who has been
i'll for several months passed away
at the Eureka Hospital Saturday
October 5th. Mrs. Lenard has lived
in Eureka many years and will be
greatly missed. Funeral services
we're held Tuesday at the Baptist
church and burial was made in the
Eureka Cemetery. The obituary ;
will be printed at later date.
Mrs. James st. Peter and daugh- ]
er Peggy Ann left for their home
n Tacoma Saturday after spend {
ng a week with her parents, Mi 7
nd Mrs. Humphrey Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Titchbourne F
f Kalispell were Eureka visitors s
yer the weekend. t
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Paul and son v
)ickie left for the coast on. We'd
esday, Oct. 3, for a two weeks
acation.
Jacob Erie was a business visitor
! Whitefish Saturday.
Roy Livengood spent several days
/ Libby the past week on business.
Mrs. Leuella McAllister returned
, her home in Charleston, Wn., I
thursday after spending several te
eeks in Eureka. pl
Tom E. Price made a business trip IN
Kalispell Tuesday.
Two room 16 X 80 house in Rex So
I'd. Brick chimney, electricity, ~
ater piped to house, three Is foot "
IS. $4,000, some terms. Write
allace Real Estate Agency, Libby.
---------------~-----
Carelessness is criminal; forest ~
'es a crime; fire out before it AZ
lrts is a fire out in time" a
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hospital Notes

Mrs. Zena Lenard admitted Oct.
5th and passed away on same day.
Forrest Dale Johnson (Bud) passed
away October 1st.
Mrs. Anthony Dillon and daugh-
ter were dismissed on October z.
Ronald Williams was admitted on
October 3rd
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ALIAS SUMMONS FOR
PUBLICATION
A. nr0n
No. 2I32

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
LINCOLN.
T. w. BOLITHO ................ Plaintiff
VS.
FRANK M. LEONARD also
known as F. M LEONARD. and
ANNA FILDEBRANDT LEONARD.
also known as ANNA LEONARD,
his wife; L. H. FAUST; JAMES A.
CORAM, and MARY L. CORAM
his wife; HUGH SCOTT; FRANK
WEGNER; BLANCHE DELAVAN;
HELEN HUNTER, also known as
EDITH CLARK, also known as
EDITH BRUSCH; VIOLA BOWEN. I
also known as VIOLA HAMILTON: i
BLANCHE AVERY; B. ]. McIN- !
TIRE, also known as BYRON J. /
McIntire; LINCOLN COUNTY.
MONTANA, a political subdivision
of the State of Montana: FERD 4
BOOTHMAN; FRANK BOYLE; the Il
unknown heirs and devisees of
Frank M. Leonard, also known as
F. M. Leonard; the unknown heirs |
and devisees of Anna Fildebrandt |
Leonard, also known as Anna
Leonard his wife; the unknown 4
heirs and devisees of L. H. Faust:
he unknown heirs and devisees of
lanes A. Coram; the unknown heirs
ana deVlsees of Mary L. Coram. his
wife; the unknown heirs and devil
ICES Of Hugh Scott; the unknown |
lelrs and deVisees of Helen Hun i
err also known as Edith Clark. also
.noWn as Edith Brusch: the un-
.noWn heirs and devisees of ViolaIl
5oWen, also known as Viola Haml-
on; the unknown heirs and doW-
ees OF Blanche Avery the lHl1l4.+4-e
eirs and devisees of B. j. McIn-
ne, also known as Byron J. Nc
attire; and all other persons. un- w
noWn, claiming or who might -
aim any right, title, estate. or in
crest IN, or lien or encumbrance n
pom, the real property described in
lie complaint, or any thereof, adj
arse to plaintiffs ownership. or
~ cloud upon plaintiffs title
ereto, whether such claim or pos
bic claim be present or contin-
mt, including any claim or pos
bic claim of dover, inehoate or
CIueu, defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
nds greeting to the above named
efendants and to each of them:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
} to answer the Complaint in this
ton, which is filed in the office
the Clerk of this Court, a COPY
which is herewith served upon 81
u, and to file your answer and
We a copy thereof upon the Plain
s Attorney within twenty DAYS
er the service of this Summons,
elusive of the day of service; and
case OF your failure to appear or
'wer, judgment will be taken
llnst you, by default, for the
let demanded in the complaint.
his action is brought for the
pose of quieting title to the land
lated IN Lincoln County, Mon
a and described as follows to-
.ots One %, Two (2). Three
81, Four a. and Five (5)
Block Two (2) of the Libby
riginal Townsite, Lincoln
ounty, Montana, according to
lie map or plat thereof on file
the office of the County Clerk
nd Recorder of said County.
ether with all and singular the
'ments, Entertainments, and APP
thereunto belonging. or
ny wise appertaining.
illness my hand and the Seal of
Court this 3rd day of October,
.
URT SEAL)
FRED F. CLARK
Clerk
by VICTORIA D. BANEY,
Deputy Clerk
YER PHILLIPS
", Montana
rney for Plaintiff
Times - October 1O-17-oA-2l
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Pormenter Valley
Attend Montana Youth Fair

Attend Montana Youth Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Shanholt-
ger, Dorothy Banean, JEANNE West
and Peggy Boomer left at six
o'clock Thursday morning for Kali
lspell to attend the Northwest Mon
tana Youths Fair When they ar
rived at the fair grounds the girls
registered for judging and exhibit
ting. At nine thirty about thirty
Junior and senior All club girls
met in the high school building
Tor the judging contest. JEANNE
West placed first, Peggy Boomer
placed second and Dorothy Baenen
placed third in judging of quick
breads and light breads. While the
Leaders assisted Miss Nelson in
checking the score cards the girls
were free to shop. At noon all met
IN the Wilson Cafe for lunch. AT
ter lunch the group went back to
the fair grounds where there was
a fine exhibit of baked goods, pos
tiers, sewing, vegetables, wood
craft, livestock and poultry.
Due to a misunderstanding we
missed the style show at one thirty
~ ~ wv ~ tllC 4OOF NAH dL LIlIGe
thirty and witnessed two fine
demonstrations. This was followed
by a worthwhile discussion. We
then drove to Corom and had sup
per with Mr. J. O. Shanholtzer and
daughter. All arrived home at
late hour, tired but feeling the day
was well spent-Peggy Boomer,
Club Reporter.
H. B. Wallace and daughters. \
June and Mary, and grandson, S
Tommy, returned from a business
md vacation trip to Hetlinger, N. f
)ak. b
VIM. Vanderwood, Mrs. Bentley {
1rs. Bert Erickson and Mrs. J. T. c
,hanholtzer attended Libby Farm \
Vomens Club at the home of Julia a
'eebe Wednesday. Boots Beasley a
,as co-hostess A delicious noon d
zeal was served at one o'clock. p
here was very interesting meet e
lg followed by a fine demonstra- dj
on on textile painting by Nell 81
lauson. The next meeting will je
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by all branches in the state to main
tain the high standards of veterans
education set forth in contracts be-
tween the government and schools
and cooperating employers.
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Burned forests build no homes for
veterans. Please be careful with
fires.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-10
School Notes

James Peltier sprained his right
thumb in the second play of the
tirst quarter of the game at White
fish Saturday, September %, but
continued playing until the end of
the quarter, when he had it taped.
He then went back TO finish the
game. Jim alternates at center
with Hubert Mckenzie.
Erman Gray, the American Mar
lmba Artist will be present for an
assembly on Monday, October l4tb
IN the LCHS gym at 2:20 p. m. He
VIII feature his new Ocean I'm
perlceI Marimba, whispering Clari-
net brilliant Saxophone novelties
and readings and comedy. The ad-
is Is cents and the grade
school is invited to come.
Little three-year-old Neal Knapp
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oak Knapp.
wandered from his home in ReXfoTd
Friday afternoon, Sept. 81. Child
'en of the Rexford Grade School
md several of the other town peorIe
we're out searching for him. In the
ate afternoon, Paul Marvel found ]
nm a little ways from PhITs Lake ]
which IS 212 miles from Rexford. :
Mechanical Drawing class under
he. supervision of A. J. Barney.
as Just received a shipment of !
rawing boards equipped with "T'' /
quares and two triangles. Some a
f the drawing boards have wood h
,langles and others have plastic. c
here were only enough boards to h
apply about half the class, but ar '
lngementS have been made to ex- +
lange the boards from one half E
the class to the other from day E
day. The work done so far with a,
lese boards consist of copying blue B
'lnts provided by Mr.. Barney. T
nese blueprints are used for prac- M
'e freehand lettering of upper and M
wer case letters, block lettering OF
I'd shadow printing More draw b
E boards are expected in the III
ture. Mr.. Barney has said that Fl
we take up a course in Mechani- F.
| Engineering or Designing, the ar
echanical drawing will be a big LIZ
10 in our education of reading LIE
d designing blueprints. he
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Carelessness is criminal; forest
fires a crime; fire out before it
starts is a fire out in time"
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again treated to ice cream and cof-
fee
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06

WANTED TO BUY-A diamond.
Give size, price, quality, etc. Pay
cash. Write P. o. Box 176, Colum-
bus, Ohio. 5-29-4t*
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FOR E-Two Toggenburg
milk goats, and kids, old enough
to wean, reasonably priced. Mrs.
]. M. Taylor, 2 mi. north of Broad
way. 6-6-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06

FOR Manchu seed beans,
c. o. Griffith, 12 mi.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06
Want, For Sale Column

/ AM AVAILABLE to do hay bal
ing. Grower and Son, Magnetic
Springs. 5-29-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06

FOR SALE-Two 9-12 rugs, one
Administer rug, also l leather
rocker. Phone 6549. Mrs. J. Leon
ard RauSch. 6-6-2tS
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FOR SALE-Frying chickens,
weighing from 2 to 3 pounds. H. c.
Henry jr., l mi west of Pharis-
burg. Phone 2520. 6-6-2tS
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ATTENTTON-We are now c.
quipped to install bottle gas sys-
TENS with two 100-lb. tanks. Farm
ers Supply, Redwood. 6-6-4t
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FOR SALE Cultivators for John
Deere A with master lift. Arthur
Amrine, just off 275 along Darby
Creek. 6-6-1ts
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FOR SALE-Two rotary hoes; l
International and l John Deere.
Vern Howard, Milford Center.
6-6-1tS.
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FOR SALE-Good Dunfield soy,
beans for seed, recleaned. 2 mi.
NE. of Summersville on McMahanI
rd. Ralph j. McMahan. Phone
Redwood 4728. 6-6-2ts
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FOR SALE-Pony, 515 yrs. old,
So" black and white, stud, Shet-
land and Welsh, sound; Kitchen
Cook gasoline range, grey and
white enamel, right hand oven,
very good condition. w. E. Pas
chall, Plain City. Phone 3O1. 6-6-1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06

FOR SALE-New five-burner ker-
osene ranges, $4795. Farmers
Supply Redwood. 6-6-4t
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FOR SALE Used gift. combine,
Minneapolis-Moline Avery Lin
vile, Cable. Co. 33, 1 long q shorts,
6-6-1ts
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ATTENTION FARMERS S e e
Hamilton machinery adv on Rich-
wood Section for threSherS. 6-6-1tS
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DON TAYLOR, ADMINISTRATOR
REGISTERED HoLSTEN
AUCTION
On between Plain City and Delaware Ohio
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il

WEUIVEOUHl, JUlVL AZ
i''' '''''' iOo-coWs and HEIFERs-lOO
Ranging n age from 1st calf heifers to years old
aGFTfsh fasls or 3resI SpfIngers-sa6S tR1s fsI-s6
t~oyesr old daughters of MOntSic Rag apple S sOV s old
ROP 1890 b milk 39 BF x 3o5 da Bred to $1,000 son OF Mont
~ Mercena Posch Montvic, vacc
Lucy Posch Mercena Bred to $1,000 son OF ontVc
Pat Peerie Nereedes-e Old .oo ~
Peerless Ker DeKo 3yr RoP 1920 lbs 494sOS Bf
90 ~ ~ Valley Acres Baroness Mercedes
5yr Valley Acres Montvic Commander
2-yr ROP 1o12o lbs 444q5-4493 lb BF' 3O5 da. 2x.
Maple Lady Abbekerk Rauwerd-6 Years 0ld M,
Plus Bred FIucy Monogram Pathfinder 3r RoP
COnestago Banostine Schuling-2h Years Old -
Bred Mcdonald Rag Apple Aiax Her dam Glass Very Good WI"
w. IngeneuIx Nochnvar Mig vacc.-2h Old n
Granddaughter Montvic Lochnvar Monvc Rag Ap
Emra TonIa Fayne vace.-2 Years Old
Bred to Monvc Rag Apple Sovereign ~,
Bred Bra son OF a0n oSr oS R App @
es fiei 0a MaeVes enE Experience Echo Vacs
Brae Sovereign son OF Monc Rag apple oVer
s Bonita Burke Years Old
lass vei Lady Bess Abbekerk Mercedes Old
Sovereign dam class Excellent RoP 7o6 lbs BF 66 3O5 d.
M orchard Lawn Echo Kerl- 4
good plus Bred to Piete Pluto Max RoP 3r 42 TO- b.
90 ua 1N Peggy Rag Apple Snow vaco--s Years Old
Bred to Glen Burke Her dam produced GIG h. BF
- Madge Rag Apple pewdrop vacc-s Years Old
Glen Allen Admiral Burke Her dam produced 432 b BF
i0'N ~ - BUI1-Blair Sovereign Dictator
Born of Montc Rag Sovereign From 2r old dam
Rag Apple; Sovereign predominant
60 head are lst heifers
GUARANTEED REPRESENTED
HENRY C0NKLIN OWNER
City Ohio,
Auctoneers John c Baker, Fred simpson and Ed Buck
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06

WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH
Small farm or land without build
ings within 35 miles of Columbus,
or less. Would prefer some woods
and stream. Give full details, price,
etc. in letter. Write p. o. Box %,
Columbus, Ohio. 5-29-4t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06
SATURDAY, JUNE STH
At one O'Clock, the following:

Consisting Franklin circulating
good
ovesff chair ottoman oversu rocker good
overStf chair good Zenith cabinet
RADIO extra good coffee table, magazine end tables
good telephone and three standard end tables stand lamps
n Sway floor lamp magazine rack mirror book rack book
consisting
table; chfoner
pair of bedroom lamps lamp pair of good wool
blankets bed spreads oawy bed mattress been
used maple ece bedroom suite with 4poser twin beds and
chest of drawers good pillows other bdng good B.
breakfast set good porcelain 75pound ice box electric
board pictures; chid rock
10 pairs of good 92 throw
coal bucket and other articles mention.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06

FOR SALE-All kinds Of vege-
table plants. BoWersmith Plant
Garden. Phone 391, Raymond.
5-13-tf
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east of Redwood on State Rt. Az.
6-6-1ts
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FOR SALE-Boy's pre-war bicycle
like new. Carroll Mathys, 61a mi.
west on Rt. 33. 6-6-2ts
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This weather beaten trouble
shooter isn't worrying about your
eggs-or whether you want 'em
soft boiled, fried, scrambled-or if
you like eggs at all.
But he is worrying about keep
ing your electric service flowing
along as usual. If that means eggs
for your breakfast, okay then,
that's why he's up on a storm
lashed power pole.
And, he'll stay there till he gets
your line repaired-in spite of hot
wires Sputtering around him. In
spite of rain lightning -.
thunder and a high wind howl
ing, Watch out, fella, we're
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06

PUBLIC SALE-Household goods,
1870 pm, June Is, Unionville Cen
ter. Mrs. J. w. Allen. 6-6-2t*
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FOR SALE-Grain drill, Massey
Harris 1877 disc, in good condition.
Harry E. Moore, Prospect Rt. 1.
6-6-1ts
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PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS

undersigned public at
sos East ChiIicOhe ST, BeIefontane,
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FOR SALE-Spotted Poland Chi
ma sow, with 7 pigs, old enough to
wean. Oscar Pearson, Plain City
Rt. /, known as the Charles Por-
Schet farm. 6-6-1tS
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FOR SALE-Ten gifts, ready to
farrow. Charles E. Whitney. West
Mansfield. 6-6-1ts
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FOR SALE Good work mare, 8
years old, VT. 1400, sound, work
single or double. Sell cheap, Phone
2633, L. c. Cross, Milford Center,
o. 6-6-2ts
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3 BLACK PUPS, 6 wks. old. to-
give away. John Barker, w. 3rd
st. 6-6-2ts
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FOR AL Mccormick grain
binder, in good condition. all new
canvas. Guy Robinson, Milford
Center. 6-6-1ts
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FOR SALE-25 bu. Richland soy
beans, cleaned. H. M. Bishop, Mil
ford Center. Phone 9-2584. 6-6-2ts
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SATURDAY, JUNE u. 1916

OAl lUNDAl, JUNE Ii, 1910
at 1880 o'clock following property:
I0-HEAD Or CATTLE
black fresh with calf by sde Guernsey cow with
by Side cow fresh with calf by Guernsey cow
Guernsey and Jersey fresh with calf by side; Holste
heier weighing 700 lbs This extra good herd cattle fresh
1S-HEAD OF HOGS
black with pigs by side; black with pigs by side
red due to arrow by day of sale
I60-CHICKENS
16O head of Leghom laying
HAY AND GRAIN
of mixed hay 700 bushels of good
FARM IMPLEMENTS
steel tire farm with flat rack and grain bed
moving machine pow walking breaking ploWs; cor
with electric motor hand heler;
fountain with heater hog roughs FEEDER
field garden prayer electric
brooder chicken feeders chicken waeers 200 lbs chick feed
ShovelS;
NOV articles to mention
AUTOMOBILE lg
1887 Plymouth sedan with heater This excellent
dition.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
CroSley Shevdor refrigerator good Haag
8pece dining SUITE good ece bed suite
Westinghouse cabinet radio Cosy table
kitchen table and chairs extra good Selars kitchen cabinet
oVerstued platform rockers oVersuted
IL
oil electric iron; electric toaster
floor lamps lamp smoking cabinet
magazine baby stands
books dshes kcher utensils pctues
porch and other articles too numerous to mention
40 with modern house good barn grane
chicken house brooder house and good fences This one of the
county This farm for private and will be-
for inspection on day of sale OF chattels
DON TAYLOR, ADMINISTRATOR
OF THE ESTATE OF MRS SYLVIA MILLER, DECEASED
ALLEN & ALLEN, ATTORNEYS
John Pfarr, jr, Auctoneer Sturgis Cheney, Clerk
Redwood, Ohio RIchwood, Ohio
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-06
PIONEER CUSTOMERS
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Administrator
will sell public
five miles West of Redwood mile East of SOmersve
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HOW'LL YOU HAVE YOUR EGGS?

gonna hit it again. That's his job.
You don't have to send him a
check for his trouble. You won't
pay any more on your electric bill
to cover his hard, wet work and the
materials he uses. Chances are you'll
never even know a line went out.
This kind of service is routine
stuff for the trouble-shooter and
the electric company he works for.
Storms - the repairs and cost -
are all prepared for and handled
in a businesSlike way. But it isn't
an easy job. Keeping your electric
service dependable and cheap is
the result of careful planning and
sound business management.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Romanian Red Bloc
Leads, 81, in Vote
BY the Associated Press

BUCHAREST, Nov. 2l.-Returns
from % Of Romania's 5s election
districts, including the capital, gave
the Communist dominated six-party
government bloc a lead today OF
almost 3-to-1 over the nearest COM
petitor in Tuesdays parliamentary
elections.
The figures gave Premier Petru
Groza's 20-month-old government
] ,535,512 votes to SAITH for the Ma
tional Peasant Democrats. Other
opposition vote totals announced
included 255, ,l83 for the National
Peasants and 28,90l for the Inde-
pendent Socialists.
The Interior Ministry earlier esti-
mated that 80 to s5 per cent Of
nearly 5000. 900 registered voters had
participated In the balloting which
provided the first popular test for
Groza's government.
The election had been criticized in
advance by the British and United
States governments as neither free
Evening star., 1946-11-21

nounced this represented an In
crease of 539 members over the NUM-
Der the association had in Septem-
Der, l945, when Bernard r. Dodder,
president, launched the drive, set
ting q goal of ! 900 members. The
group congratulated Mr.. Burrows
and his committee on the successful
completion Of their work.
The association voted approval of
a letter to be sent to Traffic Direc-
tor George e. Keneipp, requesting
installation Of a stop sign at Eigli-
teenth and Monroe streets NE. to
prevent accidents at that intersec-
tion.
In response to q letter from Mrs
Evening star., 1946-11-21

John Wyvill, q member Of the as
sociation, Mr.. Dodder appointed q
committee to investigate the need
for boys club In the Northeast
area. Members Of the committee
included Mrs. Henry A. Bartlett,
chairman: Mrs. Leonard Thomas,
Mrs. Wyvill and Maynard Hanson.
The group passed motion made
by II. G. Mockabee to draw the
attention of the District Commits
sioners to the possibility OF convert
ing unused fire stations in the neigh
borhood into apartments to help
alleviate the housing shortage.
Entertainment was provided by
Joan and Ripple Hubbel. who sang,
danced and played the accordion.
The meeting was held at Taft
Junior High School, Eighteenth and
Perry streets NE.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
|14-Month Drive Nets
3o-Member Gain in
Burroughs Association

A membership drive launched IA
months ago ended with the admis-
sion of 327 new members to the
Burroughs Citizens Association at
a meeting last night.
Robert N. Burrows, vice presi-
dent in charge of membership, an