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Evening star., 1946-11-11
PERSONAL Cont

ZIPPERS-Every color, length and pur-
Special prices s.rae.s sEr IN eo
GasDs.s M .nd sna SSsEDLEckHFT Ssa5
coars 9Sta snd AND s'S SAGkErs hf Good
lining Supplied. To-day service. Repair
b., on sSnna of Eas sufsa
and ti' q SIS. NV. end foor. la
aosEMxsssshEs aoSa Il REDLRA fszs s'
Sor sPa aoINa IN Hom2 ene SHasTmAs. efs1 Do the
DhonoErsp Df soaF sph vHios on RoPGs
a1o g9niiap. 4, st. 81 Silver Spring. Nd ps.ne
ATTENTION! ;! Tilley will susrantse his .s
for themselves. Splendid opportunity for
L ST. s.w: Elk. 9o73. a. A.
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
maDsSfp 1aossG 'sUm suarsnteed snt 'GoF 81 oiss
/ WILL NOT BIZ responsible for debts Other
than those eont5ssted by myself. ALFRED
@ass sss!:s$ss Sit cali IA: ssS
NEksEs NSia Available. trained practical o.
snd D1 Esr
PIANO TUNER-All repairs at reasonable
sof gissfso zig azERss q ssRurssP HsJs
nsas s vtpr tern Boz nIraoysTssEn sloX s5sE and
one-week delivery. WASHINGTON Up
HoLSTERNG CO.. Elk. 5096. IL
Evening star., 1946-11-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

AIR R-CONDITIONING heating engineer,
al nn1ss Layout Suyns Ses ss
ing. manaeerial ability, sheet metal expert
AcSoGNTING. statistical. medieal.clsSisssl sI5 cal
hospital, social institution. ETK1N' DISTRICT
4S1ctCSouNrANr, bookeeper, ONCE manager.
:iys cTsanization; Box 2s.v: Star star. IL. L..
ssy es ms sua' 81 tax returns
kept al taxes led' M9nthlSS aaS. pront stsse-
AGDiIiTos, accountant reliable married
S. IL 49, 81! };H
eSoMN eSoK, man. eolored, frst-elass experience,
.nS Siis sf Ms REyssss 1873 family of q $50
COLoRED MAN wants part-tims work ad
around house; good references. Dl. 1896
EsrIMAroK-ENGINEER Of 20 years exp
at liberty for part or full time work, Call
g. ys. old s:at. + 10 s'is ssss
EiskSsiHs: iSS e ss Ii6ersi .fts sna iiSrs,5;y
and college reference fields; desires posi-
ton with specialized or research organ-
nisHoh 1850 sHSna nS5 aoHx sxLfsMAN
formerly with cut-rats store; avaiia6ie. at
MAN, 81, married, college Erad., former
member stan o. s. Senator, ex-t. Somdr.,
cx-asst to regional director Scandinavia.
shipping experience; salary. $4,000. q Box
MAN, coiored, wishes part-time job Of any
Kind mornings 2 to IL. PERCY FEN
MEN, progressive. two. 27-32 twhite). de-
sire position with respectable drm with
advancement. Call DU. 6130. 13s
PAINTER PAPER HANGER-First class
work, neat and reliable; interior, ex.
terior Call evenings, North S747. IT.
PRINTEA-Job compositor and pres.man,
on Kluge c. p. and Mtllefs. Wants steady
poeitlon. Box 6S.V Star. 12e
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GIRL. colored. neat. desires days work or
steady job by week: plain cook or house:
work; willing to do light laundering; Seod
MAID. eoiorea: wishes nsht houssxork
snss Msn' THes Ni 7aSS Med' 20 or 81 fftsr- fs.
ExPERiENcED and responsible couple,
place. family Of 3 living in Georgetown.
Good quarters and good pay for right
people. Write; giving experience and refer
eHisI. GfkI. coli eolored' iigSt housevork; Monday
through Friday: 8 e 2: in city Ss5S house;
GIRL: colored; wishes work as nursemaid;
experienced. formerly ran foster day
home for children. FR. 60l0. 12s
GIRL, colored. desires Inv; will care for
children or clean apt. for employed couple.
3tSs i13tGSssSnEss. by til. day. So and earfar..
LIGHT WASHING for ladies, done at
nome. Phone DU. 60SS. H.
WOMAN COOK, colored, wants afternoon
;Se or 10 thToush 9 o,sIesk q 81 dinner; 6-as'
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work, So
and ssstars nn, 9F 81 d days 5. ~ MHs Tssk Call
WOMAN, colored exper., wants cleaning or
laundry Mon, Tues, Wed. Thurs. and
Fri; good refs, NO 1925.
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HELP WoMEN.

TYrIsT-cLEkx. psrmanent posltion, seed
ksSfs YPsMrs S e. iio5 bGDr sssx
r1risf. HI aSss fs.soIERK. permanent position. 4ds a.
sr Rroup G S.ns sss psa Week s e start
FSrisT. FIJI sS.-s s.si.i clerical work: hours IL
Ro4r t. srA4Rs aH AfPSR PIX ssa g.. 'ss
k7zsHiR sp; s5obs ssE sh5; S
TYfisT I ier s.nsr.l ONCE work; perna-
nsnt position; moving ant. storage con. con.
esspf h SS.f SS sia Mr. '9sieaF
MATTRESSES; !, ssg !, = Apply CERES LUSsH.
" ,:I1ss s1: ssssa e % $40 40 g.
fss Sa ana sasn tes fIGH
xMsHe1sssss1s rsEsrRs ss'si|;ssss Ris4xusH Ss
Wa1FREssMxhite. M Il Is erper., good salary and
!SEf EHE ssH sss 1aso rs s.
S so3S salary and good hours. Apply S24
WOMAN. eolored. age $3.50 preferred.
for tourist house MANAGER and ONCE work;
Apply in person at 1425 You st. NV. bet
sa ssehas
on purchases and many other employe
Rsass sGkaa Bg6. eRo'Rsns 9sh, sss ana Sse ST;
WOMAN. white, to care for small i house W:
WOMAN, white. 4o-5o. housekeeper; cook
P1s or hs sa.
@ Sslp emp. @ 'j bes is4-s. y ssss. ii
.sss. !; sas is9 :sSs ss1s:
WoMENIstartins ,ss rates up to sSs PEI
Increases during the .irst year; excellent
Ssg Deassn Toas yasa0n
'9aaY ~ sh q one OF Ge
pssa rHE Il PEA iysalnfs Tos
WOMAN. white, experienced. care of 3
sssF:a sss :aDess sssZ Tfss Local rs t. sse @sst
SSsosGfjNG LADY. perm. local resident. ai:s5.
have once exp. and use typewriter: Hrs.
sse csokGR eRsERAn en z: TIRE CO. Ra snd
fer one with knowledge OF bookkeeping:
% work hard. Apply ROSS JEwEIRY
MONEY MON !s'I F6R p St tcHaRMTsrMAs GIFrs-ESsy.
pleasant work in your own home; spare
exper. For further details call EN-. 227b.
WANTED by lge. insurance general agency.
lady with some knowledge Of casualty and
nre underwriting: salary commemorate
with experience and ability; hours. 9-5
except Saturdays: Sunday. phone HO.
0500. Ext. 401; Monday, phone RE. 3252.
YOUNG GIRL to work in record dept;
good working conditions and opportunity
ior scvY.y sayanssnsn. Isg soo Apply Mr Warsaw
54GaEaaa 9Maa aosTIss dNG; 20? nishta ri & week, GIL
pm. Contact person with YWcA and
community sroups; Keen Keen interest ,eR u
EXCELLENT POSITION for woman free to
travel Eastern Virginia. Must have col
lege BACKGROUND or equivalent in public
Car essential. Substantial guarantee.
Call G, 8. PORTER. Monday and Tuesday.
RE S4SS III
Evening star., 1946-11-11
HELP poMEsrlc.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES white. mot
over 30. needed immsdiatesly: live M in; So1 IN
e: E. Viz lssu;:s ssAos a, SoREss VIZ syS
COOK. small family Of g., wants good
natured exper. colored cool. .housekeeper;
sun 2 lss 80 Other S. aays uA
SiOsed; SEQ month"; i've 0ha'' in. Ho' ' ses5.
COOK for boarding house; 2 meals daily;
no Sundays; GOOD sal. Beverly Hall, corner
Mas Mass, o,.ss. aye. and 22nd sts. MRS. CLARK.
COOK and general hoysexorker for small
you can cook and are willing so ! work; s:5 3
IS iS Am. an and pm; M; ss44S, 4s,.. T....
PARK M Md; i.tlI.n.. iys in q ~ out Sfins hssIsh
e6Sk sna aND GfRsNEE 7. s ss5 Week
Conn aye. aptt.; must be experienced.
t. general m
for small family; a,, no Laundry; 5hl,dsyy hs,a.y
cient, pleasant woman with local Eef.;
s i.
eea a4,se 9 ssssznt IND
germanent PLACE for rssponsibis people, in
Pslfw'si Paf AND eli hEsFoSsfsLE 81 Ssas WOMAN for
perm. position as cook and general house
sssd I ed I'D, sIss l.isrsness t tssauifsd W.
CIV. eolored. SM.dsy week, fond Of
feild5ss qAl assi SIS and e'rfars; health rs fsFd
CIV :z = j; Men; ssgs through rrl:. SO
Civ. cooking. no laundry. live in, up:
q: References lsss1s.s' g.
ssGasEaA1 sia e We 92o3ThsliswonxzH. eenp,tsnt. mas
iaDios n Se. Th lefs EN- Ran ss
sSsf sHa sSndss 81 "a g. So g.
Mod,ussskiiEEpER MousskEEpER, colored. live in. Tes refer
se ssaSs GOOD ssaa5 E
sition for reliable person. care q 2 chill
sssn; sh vs so0tssMf ssas @gst have refs Thurs s
SCHOOL sh ma man To 70 drive; must must Know Wash:
sSsTss,s; ssTsis i've H. is4s s2Sp per month
MAID. " ezperieneed; rood hours and good
salary. City references required. WI; 1873.
MAID. part time o'clock ds,. thr9ugh g1S dinnsr
Weekly ssE aea eH fSSeans' Sse4 '0ai' family: III 70
MAID, colored. for s.h.w. in small home.
sssssas s: sELrKs H.:, full s.,s srs ;.t. .a
sossd psoss m ssS 1884, BET R' :nd
MORSE % for s children; esb, 81 months; months
live in; exper.; references required. Gan
NURSE, responsible woman, white, fond Of
ehildrsn' ,ight upstsirs housewoIk ns mSSrn;;i mSan;
hrs; other help kept; Chevy Chase, Nd,
NURsEMAID. exp. reliable; to care for
infant. keep apt and cook al, dinner tor en- en-
ons eye; $50; ohs health card local refs re-
SyksEMAff1D; Ss in s s1Dsrssnesa 5s ss.,dsn. Nth
%Mi Sess ihsiD sRRnG.ta i've NO. sSss To-
seea9n sood s.asy es WI sis1easeS
WOMAN, white; cook and s general ,iMu house, E,
nice upstairs. rm. and pvt. bath: lovely
PARK. Hd; iG %d.: have have sendix, all eonvenisnces;
SSgnf Sg as Conditions ss sht 'ns Dsr
WoSMAN, not over so, who appreciates fne
country home, near Wash; g.hw.. simple
cooking. splendid Job, nice quarters. MRS.
WoMsN, HSAssi oa solored. % for general housework;
S25 week. GE. 35s2. LIB
WOMAN to care tor year;,@d child. no
sssS SD Ss1 ssnss NTH
fRMiiPhHeot EMPHo9Eb Md COUPLE desir. neat. refined
cook, g.h,w., 2nd in help; live IN pref
Evening star., 1946-11-11
PERSONAL.

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask. for Miss
Wright, II you are in need Of loan UP to
SGaEY sae2 Y 'eEUEL 'SULftRfS WOMAN teaches
English. self-conndence, freedom from sell.
consciousness; private tutor. MI. 1000. 20.
anserWave. SOC. No appointments, All
1NS EGsk s0qs sG nsio
ii. W. JOHNSON, Dentist-Falss teeth re-
BBsafssMk Baf 4h ans aNb ~ nz xIrfRaT1es fessf1 81
esssd ssess' Loes e's coa%b.
Equipped for prompt service; Dresses
1Hsf eformsrlS Of Fifth ave, N. ". lilo + st.
essl ssssns cs K ss5
PEPCo EMPLOYEES will loan you money
on your signature. H. A. WOOD. OK.
ATTENTION. 31aHi EMPLOYED WOMEN. II you
phone sH 1857 and ask for MISS ANDER-
Son. ouick; confidential service on your
v.sasss s"F''n sss sos
PsissssTs PsRsoN's S. Cot 9o;SouNrnYs1DE DAY Tis and
sssnsp hSs ssnoH lunches see I'd se
phone book! 949! & GeoTgia ave. sH: 1874,
piano. bass drums: smaller or larger II
needed. Call RICK LAWSON, SH. 1926.
LADIES. HAVE YOU surplus mans suit2
sSs1 sSsss e sss5 os Ssnf e.
SLIP COVERS beautifully tailored to At
your furniture; your material or ours. TIE.
BABY sITTERs-Mothers, telephone DI.
1890 for reliable Hesnssd 1,is ssryise ,,ys! yesT
REGISTRY. COG Westory Bldg, 14th and F
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES service on
q part-time basis in Silver Spring, Takoma
Park area. Shepherd 9263 evenings. 12s
CHILD CARE and normal home life given
in private licensed home. inspection invited.
6kEssMxKING, tailoring and alterations
Of ali kinds BY experienced workers. 1858
Vernon st. NV. AID. S593. -12
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home.
% different poses, $3.50; you will treas
child's own environment For appointment
sfsHhs1Sa fs NS tIaS d.E ToGs e svsaaafz xazs .esns.
with photo Xmas cards. Send any neg
ative up to 2hx3h in, return OF negative
and envslopss; cards mailed .l wk,,; VIII. re- e.
cali % cHRRoL PHoTos. sSSS 8. Troy st.
REWEHviNG AND MENDrNG BY ,experts
Good clothes IL need Of repair made wear. 8
sts. NV. and door. ia
Evening star., 1946-11-11
MOTOR TRAVEl.

CHICAGO-Take f.. shr: exp. ly. Tuesday;
WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-share:
expense plan, convenience Of passenger and
dams daily, Miami, Calf, and all points
West: refs. exch. 30 Mass. RE. 6SS9. II.
shsre driving and expenses. Box 166-V.
FLYING TO CHICAGO, Tues. am: take 4
passengers; S25 ca. Commercial pilot.
Phone WA 9640: ewes. SH. 943S.
Evening star., 1946-11-11

for yoss essssn dsfksoSa q sem
sure sure neseTs. nssds dash guns, esrsyins esss.:
papers, aper ndHsai Chemicals. photo books and 500
R paTo Issps Te eo buy Sss sns senns nv
AocoRp1oNs-Nsr 1so-bass rlonssI!n..
= fey new Italian aesosdionsso So ineius,pE a
"a Ban Psass siaNo co ea EstsRas asR t. SS9s
sun, Go. 1926: week, DI. 1879. 11dd13
S$ssis:s s.t2s1s sAt6b ff5 Ssas SssE Hz
SbbTNs SbbTE s0 Mxeafsfs hA fsis and typewriter.
Ess. i yTs: INQUIRE oFFIsE MASH1NEs ssss
cn cfs cosMrasssoks, aeis MA tanks M spray ray gum.
hose, etc We have limited number Of
M % SS yoS1 eSdes own ana un tos
ss1asi Rmas sit.s: s MEcTRis ssfiss ssg1pMENr eo.
A1R pHeT hs s o1. Including fan
and motor; exhaust fans; gas ranges and
0nsr aans anf f k'ehsR hso noii
lSsco SSa COLOR ROLL FILM processed. Soc,
returned unmounted; color prints 2Ax3A'
saehM shMRha RsaH1 sH1p 0Fss5 Foskvs sh Ma aoGs
ANTIQUES by private collector; Sandwich
Srass siveT DOZENS q ODD rea
sonably priced. 1904 Ridge Rd. dr., TE.
SNTioUEs-sheraton maple bed, s75; ma.
teakwood coffee table, s65. l24s Wise, ave.
ANTIoUEs-Pine bed. ssl.; 4-posteI, as
sprinss spianisa or mattress; $50; Ok. osSs:
oSfs IKE ehsss With
leaf, very large compartment below;
US s susssso $500 piece RoanG Of trnsnIs nd.a
fsS. ssas s5o sas .as red aRHsu'i
xsPp ssnis ahe.a saDoRi5d Pshen pine essns aa
P'sIssa ssSs nsf sSD ass ss'ess ehns '
sSs I'm ssss VIZ ss $3.50 81 SB
xkT1aTf RI sHpGaMAiss MHsis BOX, s1oo prs, lis pr..
tiaue clock. sa5: antique dishes. WA.
1ANSTriouE WING CHAIR, old, lovely queen
ton, S375 14O4 Wisconsin avenue. AD.
1852 weekdays 1890 am. to IL pm; in
iiPPilt aPPLfaScEs@New Seiass de luxe ga, ranges.
hot pates electric hfssfts n
asSa fataaRlan al St Sizes av Bic Visit
ENLARGED display rooms over SO tanks Of
ST; so and up; young African guppies: 81
sand.ys salSi x' HSGAR1UM 1854 e supen9 CO.. ssss
esSas7a ass1 s6Er1us, tTs r1c.-.sev metal boxes
waterproof. size1ox1 Qx1sa inches, $3.50
each; sturdy metal.bound lockers. chest
to $3.50 each; Scotch tape, ST. roll;
sSs$y as.is aa g. Jss5 SsG Sem a.;:
saaasS sRRow 'na MkAD ehoice collection. oregon
sSssua s1ssg se eoin Box sssr ss as an en-
SSaSsosH :sSssis y. aR shds ssv for SALE 's''
foiay fs cs.irs ~ ~t1issees. 'sA RATioNaI sPokF
sHor, S461 18th st cI,;,.. nE oDen eye til 3.
psgf BAY pen With Toilefs. SO: sSca eondissoa::
sssss sssS:s :.sss . ssa r.
BEDS, twin, complete with mattresses ana
Kas, sSs.s il fahsI a4svss: sN osS
sED-pAvENpoRr-sess offer. calii sA.
BEDRooM. living room suites; vanity; stu.
jr. d. r. suite, dressers, drapeS We DO NOV
REDROOM FURNITURE-Swedish walnut
double bed and springs. vanity and chest
Of drawers; excellent condition. CH. 1881.
BEDROOM SUITE, twin; springs and mat.
tresses. must sell Immediately. Phone
CHI, 0S05 12s
BICYCLES, French. 3-speed hshtweighta.
with hand brakes; Columbia Compax; new
and rebuilts. Select yours now for Xmaa.
NV: open yves. It'll S.. =
BiCYCLEs, 3;spssd. french; With hand s,n!
scooters, S5.95, NATIONAL SPORT SHOP.
246I 18th st. NV. Open ewes. It'll 8.
BOOKCASE. maple, tilt-back shelves. 4ss
high, 23h" wide, S.; solid maple coffee
OK. 0532.
TCc0tin,,ed nm NeRt pa1ol
Evening star., 1946-11-11
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BRIDGE LESSONS for beginners; after
noon classes beginning week Of Nov, 1929:
ROBINSON. Me 1892. Ext. 706. between
1920 am. and 1 pm, Monday through
TuToRING CLASS. 2 vacancies: rrades.
to 8: hours, 9 to 3. DE. 7057. Ill -.
MODEM TRANING in beauty culture. all
fub1ects taught. Approyed By GoyeEnM@snt @
COLLEGE. 1910 q ct. NV. .DI; 1852.
sTEN0GRAPHIC and secretaIial classes
courses in shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
2S yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school.
1aaa z sd lOun Canitnl Theaterl
Evening star., 1946-11-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
BUSINESS,

AVIATION SECRETARY, female, $500 mo.
start, future: international law secretary,
$500; stenoerapher. int. In Journalism. $50
wk.; secretary, chain organization. start
$50 wk. Dozens Of legal and commerciai
position with a substantial ORGANIZATION,
keep It. If in Govt, where confusion Is
now, See us Miss Lee or Miss White.
est. 2s yrs) BoYD's, 1888 =. MA.
Evening star., 1946-11-11
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

WILL DO TYPING at home Call and de
liver MISS NESHEIM. Adams 6265. 12s
Evening star., 1946-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

COLORED-AMAZING! !! Print shop com:
pletely equipped; 5000 cash buys; fun
partnership, ready to print today; rent
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lContinued on Hszt PaeeJ
Evening star., 1946-11-11

essary; no shorthand
permanent position,
Mr.. Kelly, MARV1NS,
CLERK-TYPIST for
pany; 3S-hour, 5-day
permanent position, 2
ditions. Apply MISS
S16 14th st. NV.
COPY GIRLS, white,
work in the editorial
Evening Star, 5-day
except on Saturdays
Apply personnel offic
EVENING STAR, 110l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Shrine Club
Plans Supper

Key West Shrine Club will
holds its monthly supper tonight
IN the Key West Yacht clubhouse,
President Fernando Camus has
announced.
He further stated that all mem
bers of the class of candidates for
the Shrine ceremonial to be con-
Quoted here the latter part OF
March or early in April, have
been invited to attend the sup
per, and added that visiting
Shfiners are extended cordial
invitation to be present.
Everett Rivas, secretary of the
club, said, And we are going to
have conch choWder again, and
it's going to be prepared again
by Benny Fernandez. A month
ago we had a 25-gallon stone
crock that was filled with conch
chowder, and it will be brimful
again tomorrow night"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Pythi0n Group
Coming

]. Winfield Russell, master OF
records and seals of the local
Knights of Pythias, received a
telegram yesterday from L.
D. Hansen, tax assessor of Brow
ard county and deputy imperial
prince of the Dokies, a Pythian
organization, that II members OF
the Dokies will be here to help
celebrate the eighty-second an
nRersary of the founding of the
Knights Of Pythias-s.
Mr.. Russell said = that one OF
the events, in connection with the
observation of the anniversary
wiHwte vav banquet i'm the Gull
Stream restaurant.
y
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-11
CAMPAIGNS BY PLANE

Brick WOIIastOn had The Western
News print several thousand cam
paign posters a few days ago, which
he informed this office he expected
to distribute yesterday by plane,
flying to all parts of Lincoln county.
"A far cry from the old days!
of horse and buggy campaigning
Brick reported that they covered
all the precincts from Libby to
Stryker Wednesday and plan to fly
to Troy and the Yak country to-
morrow (Friday). He was greeted
everywhere as he flew over by the
people waving at him.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-11
CdbinetGrdnQe
Has Big Crowd

The Barbecue held by the Cabine
Grange on the Fourth of July wa.
a huge success. Some three hund
red guests sampled the prime bee.
straight from the pit and pronoun.
ced it delicious.
A program of sports was as fol-
lows. Boys race, 6-12-won by Ray
Osburn; Girls race, 6-12-won by
Della Osburn; Women's race-won
by Mrs. Alice Basham; Mems race
won by Mr. Ginger Bateman;
Small boys race-won by Joey Col
igan; Mems three-legged race-won
by Ralph Anderson and Jess Egan;
Fat Ladies race-won by Mrs. Bar
bara Osburn; Women's Rolling Pin
Throwing contest-won by Mrs.
Cienwin Parker.
The business houses of Troy who
donated the prices for the contests
are:
Troy Supply Co.. pyrex ser
wing dish; Bill Lindsey, box of
cigars and fishing reel; -VFW, box
of cigars; Home Parlor, "a candy
bars; Kensler Bros, box of candy;
Coffman Garage, flash light; Koo-
tenal Valley Garage, Sl.00 worth of
gas; D. F. Fewkes, $10O.
Another attraction was a fortune
telling booth with fortunes ex-
pertly told by Mrs Winnie Black
man. Target shooting was carried
on throughout the afternoon the
final prize of ten dollars being won
by Roy Perkins. A doll rack was
also enjoyed and dancing was con-
tinuous.
Chances were sold on a Plymouth
Rock rooster, donated by Mrs. Ar
chic Pattie and won by Mrs. Bill
Kusner.
The Cabinet Grange wishes to
hank the Troy business houses who
so kindly donated the prizes and
also E. E. Drury and Sons who
donated the use of their lighting
plant and, last but not least, the
public for their grand support in
making this event a success.
The Cabinet Grange expects to
make this or some similar big event
IN annual affair.-Barbecue Com
nittee.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-11
SaQIeD0WnS
Libby 81
by Dutch Deister

The Libby team has frequently
proved lot this year, as the first
time this season, improving all the
time, that a one-run deficit is not
insurmountable, but we have yet to
respond to this promise when
Tremble is the opposing hurler
Tremble, a lean, short right hand
er, who did pitch in Spokane as
though he was born there, allowed
Libby one run in nine innings.
Tremble has also played big league
ball in his time, and is very good.
F. Spencer had very good back
ing from his teammates, but would
not bear down on his pitches like
he did his first two games, on ac-
count of the hand he got hurt in
practice last week We hope it is
better by Sunday for we are play
ing Clarks Fork at Clarks Fork
Sunday, July IA, and then will
play two games at home the next
two Sundays.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-11
License & Special
Taxes Over Million

The state board of equalization
reported it collected a gross of $40
8l3,572 from 81 license and special
taxes during the fiscal year ending
June 30, compared with $9,552, 1873
in the previous fiscal period, an in
crease of $1,261,413.
Deductions for gasoline tax re-
funds gave net collection of So
937,369 for the 1945-46 fiscal year
and $7884,937 for the 1944-45 fiscal
year.
The gasoline tax, by far the
largest item, accounted for nearly
70 per cent of the gross income last
year, board figures showed. The
only other item that exceeded the
million dollar mark was the per-
sOnal income tax.
Eight taxes showed decreases.
They were coal, oil, corporation.
metal mines, electricity, natural
gas, inheritance and u. S. resettle-
ment. The board explained that
metal mines collections were down
because of lower production and
there was a decrease in the electric
energy tax because federal genera
ton of power at Fort Peck had re-
placed power formerly supplied by
a private utility.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-11
Lincoln Pays Over
Million and Half
In as Wages

Manufacturing was the leading
INDUSTRY IN Lincoln county in 1945
IN covered commercial and indust-
rial fields, according to figures re-
leased today by Barclay Craighead.
chairman of the unemployment
compensation commission of Mon
tana. Wages paid by all industries
IN the county totaled Sl,645,125.
The figures show that $1,136,660
was paid out in wages in the lead
ing industry to an average of SGT
employees by an average of IA en-
ployers, Craighead said
For the entire county, wages
were paid to an average of 973
workers by an average of 81 bust
nesses, he continued.
Nearly $l37, 100000 in wages was
paid to Montana workers during the.
year, he declared, covering about
5000 firms and $4,000 individual
workers.
With but one exception, wages
paid by firms doing business on a
statewide basis do not show in
the county total, Craighead explain
ed. This figure for the state was
S33, 279,270 Lincoln county re-
ceived some Of the amount in ad-
dition to the above total for the
county in proportion to its popu-
latlon, geographic position, and
economy, the chairman said. $50
Of all wages paid in covered in
1ustry in Montana was paid by
Statewide firms.
Other industrial groups for Lin
'oln county show the following
wages for 1945 mining, Sl63,584.;
contract construction, $26,71100;
transportation, communication, pub
&c Utilities S7289800; wholesale
real estate, $24655.0O;
nd retail trade, $l87, $4,000; finance,
real estate $24,655.0O,
ervice industries. S3l,237OO.