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Evening star., 1947-07-26
SALESkEN.

INSURANCE statesmen wanted, full and
part time, Call ME. PASS for appt. be
LIFE iTffn 1SsURASGE SsnT f. Liberal commissions
plus guaranteed salary for sale and serv-
ice of weekly premium. monthly, and regu-
lar ordinary life insurance. Call MA. $3.50
REAL FsTATE SALESMAN, full time only
established firm. You'll find this real
saLEsMAN-Pleasant 'T outside 0t work; sal
enced eanvassers preferred; good oppor-
NEW NEW YORK SAJ JEWELRY WI CO.. zig 7th ST.
SALEsMAN-Pleasant outside work: sal
ary and comm: car unnecessary; expert
enced canvaSsers preferred; good oppor-
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO, 719 7th st.
SALEsMAN-Pleasan outside work: SAL
enced canv9ssers preferred; good oppor
tunity to make big money. See Mr., Kane
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 7th st.
SALESMAN. fine opportunity covering COM
plete line plumbing and heating installa-
ton and major Or home appliances Expert RI
PLUMBING & HEATING, 344 H st, ne
sALEsMAN s ;sias with some experience in heat
APPLIANCE a p co. INC" @146-al4s ST.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE for national con-
cern, must be thoroughly experienced in
sales merchandising Gan. and sales PRONG pn,o:
for thoroughly, capable man between
80 and 40 yrs. old. with car; starting
salary. $4,000. Write, giving, experience,
All replys confidential, present employees
WToLnsAIE VIC e ai'E as candy HOUSE desires ex-
must have, car. Apply 3l4 Randolph ,pl.
INTERsTATE 4 i RS i2rR4 MOTOR CARRIER desires
traffic for washington territory; excellent
opportunity. State age and experience.
REAL RHA 70 opPoRTUNIrY offered ambitious
the advertising field A complete line of
mail sfs iems creas5 sy
men me earn from $4,000 to $4,000. sat
prdes Bow ne eo suGssS 9sss cont 20 tin ave- ofy
statesmen, roofing and siding canvassers,
exper., weekly advancement. sH. 2017.
Statesmen to sell complete, line of home
sf!aEy ThhEPHoNE Pin 0sAn%fN "a A pitchmen
old publication lushers on Job no, wanted " n /
seaEy afeoaiag sd + soilty TIE rd 4
SALESMAN - Opportunity for livewire.
unlim. earnings for good worker Max
ing appts. for home portrait phctographssrs her
STUDIO. 1855 Bladensburg rd, ne. rs
MEN who can sell. or would like to, try,
here is an opportunity to toin a large
expect high income Box 429-H. Star.
SALES OPENING-WashinEto territory
above average earnings and security in re-
turn for hard work calling on garages,
known line of tools and equipment. Pro-
tected territory. Car or truck necessary:
Commission basis Cash deposit agsinst n
TOOLS CORP. 1909 East 26th st.. Balti-
more 1S Md Us
Evening star., 1947-07-26
HELP MEN.
SHOEMAKER, experienced; perm position.
Apply CAB H st. ne, ENTERPRISE VALET. |

SHOEMAKER, experienced; perm. position.
Apply CAB H st. ne. ENTERPRISE VALET
SHOE STORE MANAGER, exclusive men S
store; excellent opportunity for advance
ment. State experience, references. Box
STEAM Filter, sober and experienced
only: steady work, time and half for al
Ws HXsF e e. h5s 1Nc WERHag 4e5 deoTEs AcE9
sToCKRooM MAN for new-car agency;
age ls to % not necessarily experienced
ambition to learn the a9tomobile business
Fax Fftse'ss accoGNrxNr 81 Ms 44SG %th II
Federal income tax matters wanted by
Of its tax department; Give age. full
ence and minimum salary considered
p.21faK BoK 44G nkrRERs RIeRgopS W
Georges CO. identihcation cards. Apply
SELLERS CAB CO., 4th and Mass. ave
TEACHERS %. Federal income tax; l2)
complete details; Box 212,V, Star. II
10 am Monday only. The % young man ai' for OF
sns sD %Sst be 5Afs s5 sR5 92Ef
XETs, 'i sinsie' Ises4, neat, free to travel
S. s65 " wk1 SsieS43Fk car r4 fG 0qF MRS
HODGE, Burlington Hotel. Don't phone
WATCH ENGINEER for night shift in ice
plant; Sl,3o an hour for 40 hours. time
guarantee. Apply 1915 F F St. ne. or i l45
%a5ShMtS s;h i ,5.s Az .asn Ts!s saffIy
S9, RRY 2eRI eRrIsEes Z s nv ". o,dso,,s,ed drv
cleaning hrm; we are interested only in
c~perienced, sober and industrial men
|no are looking for steady year-around
up to this qualification apply at once
THE BLUE RIBBON LAUNDRY. 14O0 blk
Wis. ave. OIL. 1717, Mr.. Skies. 20
YOUNG MAN for general office work. COM
mercial training, preferred; excellent OPP
portunlty: must have Al references. Boz
YOUNG MAN to assist credit manager in
manager in reasonable time if satisfactory
Apply. AMERICAN ICE CO. 1915 F st.
YoGSG MAJ, NAN 1886, With h drivers Dr. license
ice; no experience necessary: must, be free
al and Penna, % I'm. 5s3. N ''N' e- 81 VI
YOUNG MAN, excellent opportunity in
local territory assisting sales manager in
selling stainless ssee No tFayeps Az
CIdSC man Col ITO 'pbo-trlVU WHY
training given accepted applicant. Car
essential, Call in person. 1888 NJ st. n W,
o am. to II noon. ~
ARE YOU THE MAN I AM LOOKING for?
Some one that hes had some selling expert
ence to the retail stores and can make &
true report Your age is no handicap
Salary and commission. Write Box 171-X
NATL. CHEMICAL CORP. desires services
of man age 33-25, with car, for perma-
nent sales position with excellent future
Good salary and liberal expenses. Whole
sale or retail grocery experience desirable
but not essential. Reply in own handwrit-
ing, giving age, education and business
eXperience.. Box 11S-X. Star. q.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
HELP DoMEsTIc tcsnt,)

IN EXCHANGE for caring for my
manasns m9 home ages viii Dan and 10
salary and furnish food and private room
to senteel refined woman with no out
side, ties; Must love children and be a
good cook. Absolutely no drinking. Ref
erences desired. Write or call at 1907
N. Highland St, Clarendon, Va, (la block
of Wilson blvd) Friday, Saturday or Sun
day between and pm 27s
Evening star., 1947-07-26
SITUATIONS MEN ond WOMEN

COUPLE, colored. desire job; live in. Call
Sat and SUM-, al day; weekdays after
pm: refs. MI. 1854 Pr
COUPLE, young. colored. want part-time
janitor and quarters; experienced carpen-
ter Call LU 6I56 G7'
Evening star., 1947-07-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
nnMESTIG

DOMESTIC HELP by day. week or month
We protect your homes by, selecting the
best help to do your work RITTER
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 634 s st. NV,
AID 1852 8 q m. to Q pm. 2Ss
Evening star., 1947-07-26
HELP MEN.

experienced on washers and
lroners. tor outside service. Car necessary
500 Georgia eve. NV. -31
MEG ECHANICS-GREYHOU GARAGE OF
INC, 1345 New York ave
Evening star., 1947-07-26
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)

OUT-OF-TOWNR RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne-------45 45c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When cancellng classified advertisements
be sure to make note of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears a serial
n1mber, with date. and identifies your
advertisement
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-07-26

Continued on Next PsgeJ
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Leather Book Ends
and Utility Boxes

Reduced ) and More
A group Of leather book ends in
styles which include sets OF
books and hond-pointed designs
with gold tooline. A few leather
utility boxes.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
City Heads Back Aud
In Wafer Equipment
Contract Award

The Commissioners went to bat for
water Division Superintendent Da-
vid v. Aud yssterday IN awarding
d Sl0,274 contract for installation Of
water chlorination equipment at the
Anacostia pumping station TO Wal
lace q Ternan Co, Inc, Of Newark,
IN. J.
The action ended more than SIX
weeks delay in making the award,
which was held up at the city heads
order after the low bidder protested
lMr. Auld's rejection OF his offer.
The low bidder was George A. Cum
|ney, tr., Of G. A. Quincy 81 Sons.
I2233 Observatory place NV, who
Offered to install the equipment for
I$T. 700.
Mr.. Aud held the Cunnsy nrm
was not properly qualified to do the
work.
The Commissioners action fol-
lowed 4 conference with Represents
tive Horan, Republican, Of Washing-
ton, chairman Of the House Appro-
priations Subcommittee handling
the District supply bill.
Mr.. Horan said afterward his
examination Of report on the sit
uation, submitted by Brig. Gen. Cor
don r. Young, Engineer Commits
sioner, led him to believe Mr.. Auld's
decision was proper.
The chlorination equipment will
help to purify water consumed in
the Southeast section of the city.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Agriculture Aide Speaks
On Eqq Output Problem

The problem Of distributing the
increasing egg production was dis
cussed yesterday by Charles r.
Brannan, Assistant Secretary OF
Agriculture.
He addressed an Egg and I"
luncheon Of the Egg and Poultry
Division Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association In. the
Hotel Statler.
Mr.. Brannan complimented the
industry for zone Of the finest jobs
in the food industry" In wartime
provision of eggs for overseas forces.
Representative Andersen, Repub-
lican, of Minnesota predicted that
so long as the United States Is ex-
pected to furnish "a substantial
proportion" of cereals and other
foods to other countries, feed scarci-
ties and high feed prices will con-
tinue.
Joseph B. Danzansky, attorney for
the Poultry and Egg Division, pre-
sided at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

FoIdowoy Metal Cots
We're $28.5O NoA %I4S
Save generously on these wonderfully handy exro beds When
not use they fold 1.-THE eottonf| ottress tool com
pocty to fit in closet or small storage space. Asteel
frome 3ox42 inches when folded $3.50" when opened.
w&I-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
AII-wool Blankets Reduced

S Radcliffe Blankets in white. Were sl6s5
NOW s1Ls5
3 Chatham Lamesdame Blankets in white
and peach. Were $685. Now---------- $lo.sS
1 Pearce Blanket, 72x84 inches. Was s15s5
Now s1os5
FfeIdcrest Nobility Blankets In rose dust
white and peach. Were Sl6.95. Now $ll.sS
/ Springfield Riviera Blanket in white. Was
si7e5. Now-------------- S11.5o
1 Lady Seymour Blanke. was SLOTS. Now s75s
: North Star "Iris" Crib Blankets In pink
Were 50. so. Now-------------------- $685.
w&L-Blankets and Bedding, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Reductions Of 2Oa6, $50 and More
on Curtains, Draperies, BedsPreads

Marquisee Curtains Ivory color Three lengths
72" 81" Were $95
White with and blue dots Pin cushion
oqsette Length w yards Were $3.50 and S.
81
Figured cuon Red Length: 2h yords
Soo5
Were S775
Monk Cloth Pinch poted with either blue
Width So" length 274 yards Were $3.50 Now$os
80 Print cretonne Dpees Pinch pod Unlned natural white
blue Were $14o5 $oo5 Now--$0s
50 chntz Dopes Rd designs Assorted coors Length ~
Attractive 7doube bedspreods
Nows7s5 Il Single bedpreod Were $2 So
Foe pink Single Were
$3.50 Now pos Matching dropees Were S13 SO Now
Floral Single Were S8 SO
Now-s14s5 II matching dropeies Were S495 Nows0s
w&- nsandn seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-15
On Sale Friday at $50
Handbags Reduced

SO Handbags, royon foilIe, fitted with change
purse and mirror Underorm and drowstring
styles; black, brown or navy. Were $l8 to $50.
Nov to SIS
Is Evening Bogs, sequn or bead trimmed and
royon brocodes. Were SAT 40 to $l62 Now,
$I8 to $50
All handbas and evening bag prices include 2Oo fas
WaI-Handbass. Aisle 10, First Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
2100 Pieces Portuguese Stemwore
Less than u price. Now 35

With peo Portuguese decoey each piece Is done in fine
pale blue blue spring morning. the base erstol-
clear This unusual group Of imported glassware includes
goblet high and low sherbet and beverage In matching
design, each piece is priced the same.
W&I-Gassware
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Comero Equipment
Reduced W

The group includes: Hollywood viewers,
camera backs and racks, Bausch & Lomb
viewers, film hangers, Loupe finders, masks
and cases.
w&L-Cameras Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
steeImon Phonoerophs-Less than " price

steeImon Phonoerophs-Less than " price
IA Electric PortabIes with 3tube amplificaton, tone
and volume control Simulated leather case. Play
10 or Pinch records automatically. Now, $s2s5
1s Table Model Electric monographs in walnut
veneer cabinet 3-tube amplifcation, tone and
,,,~. oontrols Now S24S5
10 Model 301 Electric Portabies with S-tube aInph-
ncation, tone and volume controls. Simulated
leather case Play 10 or 12-inch records. Now
SITS
Records-Less thon " price
Included in the group are Majestic Sonora, Mlsi-'
craft, Black and White and d. c. records.
w&L-The Music Galleries, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-15
On Sale Friday Morning at $3.50
Rodio-phonosrophs, Phono-
grophs and Records Greatly
Reduced
Rodio-phonogrophs

Rodio- monographs
4 Clarion Console Radio Photographs which auto
matically change 10 or 12-inch records. Were
$l47.50. Now w------------------------ $8S.S5
Console Radio monographs, six-tube. With auto
matte record changer Were $210. Now -------$l25
4 Air King Table Model Radio monographs, six
tube With automatic record changer. Were
s114e5 Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ------ S6sS6
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
4 Closed Case
Is Re-Opened

"The de Cuevas place." Garvin's
| fingers beat tattoo on the desk "Umm
let me see. >. Oh, yes, the de Cuevas
place down the valley" He added
sharply, 81 know the place now, but
there is no longer any chance for dis
cussion about it. The bank has fore
closed. I-er-the bank has already
taken over the property-the case is
closed"
But the case is not closed" Ell Ca
ballero Rojo drawled meaningfully.
Because I'm right here now to reopen
it. Two lives were taken this morning
on that little rancho. All the money
YOU have to your name cant give them
back. But"-hs shrug brought fresh
glitter in the lamplight from his conchas
and silver trappings-"I still can take
your money from you to help all the
other folks you've cheated and robbed
hereabouts."
While the man sat at the desk as
if paralyzed, the unwelcome visitors
voice grew comman diag as he pointed
to the safe.
"Open that!" he ordered.
Raymond Garvin's slack mouth gaped
as he stared into the hard, cold EYES
of the man who confronted him.
ITO BE CONTINUED
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
Ell Caballero Rojo
Takes His Leave

"You are going to see Senior Garvln,
she said firmly. THAT is what you say
Won mean to bring him to pay for
what he has done to me and my people.
I know, though you have not say that
much: for everybody knows that FL
Caballero Rojo fights for poor people
who cannot defend themselves. But
This fobt-it is as much mine as yours.
l 60 with you.
"But you don't understand Micn-
ael Valdez protested, paiting her shoui-
der gently. I'D have found GarVin
even if there had not been thls-this
tragedy of yours here. l told you
I've been looking for him tor long
time-6ve years. This is my hght'
Juanita, not yours, though | promise
that YOU also will be avenged lou
must on to friends of yours-where
vou'u be safe. Let me know where tnat
will be and when | get through WIN
Carvin III come back and take you 10
place where you'll be watched out ior
and can start life all over again.
He vaulted into the saddle ana
picked up Ell Cielo's reins.
"You do not intend to come pacA'
she said quietly. Even if Gafvin OF
his men do not kill you, and as you
sav Won take care of him, you 90 no.
intend to come back, Senior Caballero.
Michael Valdez smiled down at her.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
Face to Face
With CurUin

Night had come when Michael Val
DEE drew his blue roam to a halt on a
small rise just above the twinklng
lights in a huddle of adobe dwellings.
| II he whole town of Luna Roja, he saw
| at once, was built about the spra wiling
white Garvin place, which he recog-
nized from Juantas description. The
| town itself was at the northern end
of the valley on the edge of Canyon
Rio. From there Garvin could keep
an eye on activities anywhere in the
valley.
As he sat staring down ut the sinister
town, no one would have recognized
the wandering uaquero who had first
ridden into the valley that morning.
Tall and straight, he sat his horse in
his gaudy Spanish apparel, hat off, and
with the first rays of the moon glinting
on red hair where the morning sun had
shown on black.
For only moments he parsed to make
reconnaissance. Then. with deliberation,
he loosened the scarlet handkerchief
from around his neck and drew up its
folds over his face until only his dark
eyes showed, hard and bitter.
With freshly loaded six-guns and
Winchester carbine, red-headed and
scarlet masked, like some panoplied
knight of the Middle Ages, he rode
down toward the town of Luna Roja.
In the moonlight silver-decorated
specter moving on the wings of the
wind-one that none dared challenge.
He had not ridden into the towns
main street when suddenly out of the
darkness a mounted man sprane into
the road. He swung his horse across
the narrow trail which led into the
long street, blocking it.
But Ell Cieo had been long and
na tiently trained for just such an
encounter as this. With amazing sud
denness the mount reared. One of
Valdez arms went out, the hand hold
inc something that for a moment
showed crimson in the faint moonlight
another great scarlet neckerchief. The
neckerchief whipped about the pistol
in the astounded guards hand. 1t was
torn from his grasp and, before he
knew what was happening, the barrel
If the pistol that had jumped into the
red-haired mans other hand crashed
against the guards head. He slumped
crazily from his saddle into the dust
of the trail. |
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

but he did not answer. He waved his
hand and touched Ell Cielo lightly with
the spurs, sending the mount down the
trail. He could not answer her, be-
cause she had spoken the truth.
Ell Paisano Valley, as Michael Val
dez had already discovered, was in one
OF New Mexico's richest ranges, though
so remote that it was as vet little
Known ~,
At its greatest width it, was about
twenty miles wide, and there were few
OF the badland terrains that often break
up the virgin wealth of catt,e-raising
and farming lands. On the other side
OF the first foothills, though, Valdez
had already learned from an old Indian,
there was spot known as Juniper
Brakes which was as far removed from
what this valley was as it was possible
to conceive.
Juniper Brakes, he had been told,
was no more than tumble of hills too
steep to climb on horseback, their sides
and tops covered with thick growths
of stunted conifers.
With the picture of what that land
must be, Michael Valdez looked with
fresh appreciation on the valley as he
rode on and on, with the waving green
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
ZzMYo OF Of. REVENGE
A cks SON. COL

Mlchael Valdez, Irish-Spanish west.
erner' has been riding the vengeance
trah since'the murder of his mother and
the binding Of his father five years
before. While riding by a farmhouse he
hears groan. Upon investigation he
nnds the same scene he had faced at
the time of his parents death. An old
man and woman have been brutally
tortured. The woman is dead and the
man dies in MichaePs arms, first tell
ing him that the man responsible for
the crime is Raymon Garvin. A Mex
lean youth appears and tells Michael he
is the son. They bury the old folks and
the boy faints, his hat tumbles off and
Michael finds it is a girl.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
ODDS And ENDS-Kfvk Done.

ODDS And ENDS-Kirk Douglas
and bis tUife bare named The ne,V baby
Joel Andrew. i. Robert Mitcbum can
do better job of palm reading than
The Average gypsy. :. Bill Cullen, en-
Gee of four CHS quiz sbo.Os, is conduct
ing series of radio production classes
for the youngsters in bis neighbour
hood, as part Of The dripe against jave-
nile delinquency. The inmates Of
San Quentin benifentiary have again
voted 'Tbe Life of Riley" their favor
lite radio program. In San Francisco
q eableca, accidentally bit an auto
trailer; q sound creW recorded THE re-
snItine noise TO, Warner Bros ozark
Passage"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

Baritone Robert Merrill has signed
to appear in eight legitimate plays
in a stock company this summer.
The Sunday afternoon RCA Victor
star will screen test for a role in a
Warner Bros. picture this fall, and
wants to acquire some experience.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
NEEDLECRAFT PATTERNS
New Styles for Ren7aking Curtains

Save material by remaking your old
curtainsi Instructions zoos has directions.
Our improved pattern visual with
easy-to-see charts and photos. and COM
plete directions-makes needlework easy.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07
S0RET0NE Eminent
tor quick relief on contact!

When muscles are miserable, sJkex
ss'pe action flashes the pain. To relieve
use the liniment especially made 70
'oofhe aches due to fatigue, exposure.
Soretone Liniment has special rub
J8efemt ingredients that act like glowing
warmth from heating pad, attracting
"esh blood to superficial pain area.
Nothing else is Just like Soretone."
quick, satisfying relief assured or price
refunded. SOC. Hospital size $1.0O.
Try Soretone for Athletes Foot. Kills
I'll types Of common fungi-oS costScn
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

Shades of Old Eli! The girl who's
picked as Queen of the Yale Prom
will be screen-tested, the test flown
to Hollywood, and if Jesse Lasky ap-
proves, she'll be offered the role of
the heroine in his forthcoming
Miracle of the Bells"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

Lawrence Tierney got into movies
the easy way-sitting in the recep-
ton room of RKO's talent depart
ment in New York, while a friend
was interviewed for a job. He didn't
get it, but Tierney was called in
and went west to play Dillinger.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

Now that John Garfield is no long
err with Warner Bros, he's free to
satisfy an ambition he's had for a
long time-he wants to star in a
British picture. Lilli Palmer, now
working with him in Body and
SOUL" has the same desire, and
they're making arrangements to get
their wish this summer. He'll be
touring Europe with his family, and
Miss Palmer and her husband, Rex
Harrison, will be paying their an
nual six-months visit to Harrison's
family in England.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

Larry Simms, 12-year-old ALEX
ander Bumstead" on the CHS
Blonde" show, is doubling at the
Metro lot; he's cast as dazzling,
uniformed young prince in the new
Katharine Hepburn picture, Love
Story" He was in their THE Last
Gangster" two years ago.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

cry on either side like an inland sea.
The valley that Juanita de Cuevas had
said had once belonged to her people,
and which Raymond Garvin had
wrested for his own by brute force.
And now the red-headed avenger had
arrived in Paisano Valley. And as if
it had been a mocking greeting to him
he had been faced with evidence of
more of Garvin's ruthless work as soon
as his eyes had been set on the emerald
rangeland.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

Rough spots in new pictures; in
Golden Earrings" Marlene Dietrich
takes hand-and foot-in the battle
between Ray Midland and Mervyn
wye, kicking, biting, scratching and
hair-pulling. Veronica Lake doesn't
go quite so far in Saigon; just
bites Alan Ladd's wrist and slaps
his face. But he gets a chance to
retaliate-kicks chair out from un-
der the lady.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

and "All Of sudden my skirt fell
down.! There l stood in scanty gym
shorts and pair Of bobby sox!
The applause was deafening."