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Evening star., 1947-03-16
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

Tip IhDEN sni4IsD GAKDENs. S conn m ayes rms,
55S5ss5a gg n.A APT MEth
aye; S12, $500; $4,000 cash. Me. $500,
VAcANT?, immediate poss-Han, liv. ig rm,
nHt65SS w5 5f and bath ss eSff Mr.
An ExcEILENT nj VALUE E on todays Nd SsGa market;
complete center-hall bungalow apt. home;
choicest apt. type in entire 7,story bldg.
the city to dome of the capitol; living
Toom :sna e it sy fSd5Ga5ns BED
#. 6, in: dining room 10 #. s in BY is
it.; kitchen with service entrance from
closets throughout; an individual home of
comparable accommodations easily would
sell for $2oG39 900 the total price Of this
portionate share of the very small mort
gage :, on T. the bids. which share is SIS s75
maintenance is S54 63 a month; thus with
an investment of S10,625 one may live i'll
thI bnns apt Skeen by payng s69s per to
mortgage: in setting this. low price the
owner has made a liberal allowance for
placement Of Stove and and electric s aT refriger
ator which are not included; this apt is
vacant, but cannot be seen today. Ap-
pointment must be made weekdays by
$3.50. The bldg. is the Northumberland
that has been operating under the CO.
operative plan since, 1920. 1t is located
of U ST. directly across from the Roose-
velt Hotel, Exclusive agent, EDMUND
j. FLYNN (authority on cooperative plan
ington'S more than so cooperative apt
bldgs), woodward bldg. RE. 1918, RE.
COMFORTABLE 1-LARGE-RM APT. nice
sized foyer. kit. and bath 1925 18th w.
Price, S4,560 cash. OWNER, OR. 2565.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

TWO 4-FAMILY BRICK, 1860 and 1852
Hillside I'd Sc; monthly rental $500
tricity; price, S19,950 each; submit offer
NV. APARTMENT BUILDING. first COM
mercial zone; IS units: space in base
stores. Mr.. Bennett. AT. 93O3. MAR
SHALL 7. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV
Fl iaUNiT, 2ffo CORNER BRICK: large yard and
lawn; ne: rent S23S per month; priced
right for quick sale. Call Mr. Randel, DI
6234 6235 daily, FIR. 6275 evenings.
TWO BRICK UNITS of apis. each, in
Clarendon business section, situated on. an
500 square feet. For further information
and appointment to inspect call GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO, Exclusive Agent. 2S40
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. C4. 3S3S.
Evenihgs and Sunday, AK. 44a4.
TAkOMA PARK--Modern 5-unit apt,
ideal location; no brokers. SH. 1856.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA.

SILVER SPRING-Large double bedrm..
pvt BATH bus at door. Phone sH. 5ls1.
ARLINGTON, VA, center of Clarendon
Young man will share twin-bed room.
adjoining bath and shower with another her
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTs-Unusually attrac-
tive large room with bath, in new brick
NEAR NHAR THEoLoGIcAL He 51e SEMINARY. Alex,
ys Is min from PentagonmFrsshiy
6oUBLE SoiTfd cTe kooM.TWn HX Twin bedroom suite;
next to shower and bath: gentlemen. GIL.
NEAR HYATTsvILLE. u block bus, in pri-
vate 2-bath home; inner-spring mattress:
Ss9 DouBnE f'nfle ROM SS 1922 fef two gentlemen
privs.. use of phone. cau Alex 90s7 ali
DousIE GaS sIEqkei ROOM with home privileges, sub
MARI MaRYGANDBeautifia aisf5 sn nv furnished twin
formation. fStrni io Due cali IL o. 1907 ~ w M16
ATTRACTIVE room in Clarendon, large
enopgh G Nv for two people, close to n1siine'
ARL1SGToS@Large ARI SGsoL corner bedrm.. beau
tifully furn. for l person. Simmons mat
SINGLE ROOM in North Arlington; sa5
Ga GHee a6Ispee s5e bedroom private
"fa tile Family; Hiy' Gentleman p 'V only. WI e455.
s4lt KENILwoRTH AVE. Hyattsyille: Nd.
single or double, in private home;
lady: s. weekly; OK. O3o3 after ! pm
Pentagon and airport; $50 per week
Sfso g? n per 15th onsh st. Ar AL O Ice double
bedrms.. next bath. in new home rent
GIR2s e aHOs To SHARE room m pT7te
town Washington. Temple 451s lie
639 Goth ST; s., Arl.. va-Young man:
arss Ia dcof S o 52 ne6sM srsf closet.
TAKOMA PARK-A. nice room and private
bath in new private home: phone and laun-
dry PRIVILEGES; $50 mo: 81. 1892. -16
attractive Single room; convenient transp,.
LARGE, LARGE NICELY FURNisHED room for
refined. sober young businesswoman; SO
co. EAsLEY ST, Silver Spring. Md
Nice,y furnished room. single or double:
clean, light, 3 big windows, instant h1t
water. auto. heat: gentlemen only; gentle
sta aRLisGToNErirst-h R7Rosa floor room with kitch
en- privileges; $50 per month GL; 4Is4;
only no drinking; u block from bus. GIL,
C,o5HMFoRTABLE CORNER ROOM, adj
bath; > blks. from Chevy Chase bus ter
maa Fes sen nsf Of family sR s5S 49, aS dbe ?s
coLoRED@FyKN. 6s5 o1sESeoMN IN. P RM. for couple ss5
mo; with BATH; ,priyil. Phone cH 5sSa.
ARter n fm block 81 bvd empoSed
person CHI 6997
Evening star., 1947-03-16
APARIMENIs FURNISHED.

BEDRM., LIV. RIM, hot-plate kitchenette,
Frigidaire and pvt bath. no children. no
pets; pvt. home 500 a mo-; bus at door.
WI. 2571. 1909 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase
s0S9 MINI. AVE. NE, Apt. 34-airl to
share apt. with another girl between ages
etc: $40 month Call between l and o
pm, Saturday or Sunday. l6.
3 GIRLS to share 3-rm. apt. with another
girl. SCI N. Carolina ave. Sc. $50 e4ch
PARK RD., nr. 18th st-3-rm. and bath;
with porch; accommodations for 3 o.
ladies' with satisfactory refs; 500. Box
tbs. Star. -I6
front apt; viii share with refined lady.
S35 ST. S943 after T pm. -lh
YOUNG WOMAN will snare modern apt,
with another woman: NV. sectlon;- 500
mo. 4333 Kansas ave. NV, GE. 1925.
GIRI. TO SHARE efficiency apt. with an
other girl. 35oS 10th NV, Apt. No; 2;
EMPLOYED COUPLE to share apt; large
bedroom, cedar-lined closet, use Of kitchen
for light cooking. laundry. facilities, un-
Inn. phone; siss $50. el14 l4th ST. NV. apt
i41o N ST. N.w.-Youns man wanted to
share apt. with another man; $50 mo.
eau after 10 Sunday. RE. 4e44.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
ROOMS EURk.-Northee... tcont.,.

KOOMS FOkN.-f0onheoSy. tGont.I.
COLORED-Attractive room, twin beds,
FOR . girls or couple;
all home .privil-; $3.50 each. 1921 St.
CoIoRED-Is1s KEARNEY N.E.-Neatly
furn, rm for, employed couple or girls:
quiet home, privileges. DU. 0641.
COL0RED-6I2 Goth PLACE NE rms >,
EMERSON st. NE
furnished rooms; 4 men; twin beds, Call
CoLoRED-4456 DOUGLAS ST. NE, Ken
veniences, for married couple or man. 49,
EMERSON ST. Ne
Room fer ! or 2 quiet men. FIR. 5261.
to share nice room; trolly and bus service
/ block. 500 week. HO. 0394. is
Evening star., 1947-03-16

ExCHANGE-Baltimore for washington;
one bedroom unfurnished apt. for same
ehdTen psss Easez n5es sSesw
WILL EXCHANGE 1-room unfurnished
apt syd ST Rsbesds 9s
MODERN 1,BEDROOM APT, wash for
same Philadelphia suburbs. Box 49l-T,
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YoRK-Modern
2-bedroom apartment, Connecticut ave. for
similar Manhattan or suburbs. OR. 66lo.
LARGE. TWo-RooM. Murphy bed, dinette.
kit. and bath, in excellent NV. section, for
state price sDa and location. Box DIV. Star.
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom furnished apart
ment in northwest for 2.,bedroom furnished
EFF # sy De apT ss2 pine
panel bed-living room, kitchenette bath,
for similar in Manhattan or larger in West
GxcHNGE fascifh GsS modern apartment
EXCHANGE FURNISHED living room. bed
room, kitchen. NV. SS5; for 2-bedroom
fstef EXCHANGE isGf MODERN l. r, b. r, eff. ii kit
near ana sDldieFS Home for house or 2-bed.m.
NEW YORK-3-rm unfurn. apt. in queens
H9o4 iGT 4nfusn Star apt in Washington area BOX
ROCHESTER, N. Y, 4-room apartment in
apt. building; rent, SAT 30 mo-: exchange
f for apt. in Washington area. Box 432-T,
CoLoRED-e-RM, kitchen and bath apt:
beat gas ana elec. furnished; EXCHANGED
m6bEKS ne aSssF int 81 6Sgsf AP II m 2995
tioa. to exchange. fol 2-bedroom apt same
NEW YORK FOR D. C.@couple with one
ap aP or wfs5 sou5s BF0ns KuSa sfas
STEIN. EX. 2420. Ext. 1874
Evening star., 1947-03-16
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

REFINED, QUIET YOUNG ATTORNEY de.
sires board and room with refined matured
before 9:30 m. or after s pm. 16s
ROOM and board wanted with private
family By middle-aged gentleman OF re-
ROOM AND BOARD in Jewish home for
elderly lacy CE. 0364
BUSINESSWOMAN and senior high school
girl wish room and board; gentle home;
best section. Box 253-T. Star.
NEAR PETWoRTH OR NV. SECTION, in
partially paralyzed; kindness and reason
able rates IA 4674.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

4O3e 18th ST. N.E.-Lady. 25-35, to share
apt. with other ladies': S35. .DU. 2513
after pm Sat- any time sqnSas Sis nouse l6
Keeping rms, student and empl. wife or
empI. cpl; no. drinking. unIim. phone;
spacious grounds: professional family. /
TWO-BEDRoOM APT. in apt bldg. r st.
NV, lust off 14th Rent, S4S.50 mo.
Box 39s,T: Star: - T. ~,
apt. with l or other girls, Mar. 10th
to May I6th $3.50 each for .: SO
for / 613 Pa. ave. s.e., Apt. 3. y -16
Evening star., 1947-03-16
For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses for rent. un-
less Star box number is used. when
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NICE ROOM for couple or ladies'. cooking
arrangements; gentle nome; no drinking:
temporary Glebe 1852,
TWO ROOMS, kitchenette, bath. PVT en- n
oil burner. Call after II am, WA. 2374.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

WOMAN recovering from
nervous breakdown would like. room and
board in small country town in Virginia
where it would not be too lonely. Good
food essential; Box 04-v, Star,
ELDERLY LADY, active, refined. desires
room and board in country, near trans
portation. Boz 3s6.T. Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
APARTMENTS uhFuRh,sHEp. ,

TAKOMA PARK-Professiona or bus; 4
rms, bath; cent loc.; main f., front: mod.
apt bldg. 81. 1885, ewes. or Sun. -16
UNFURN. APT. : rms, kit. and bath;
settled empl cple.: gentle home: no chill,
no pets: $40; vic. Sol. Home; refs; perm.
Box BIS, star If
Evening star., 1947-03-16
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

ROONsS FOR COLORED-We have rooms
in neaTly every section of the city for EN-,
poyed persons in refined homes. can
North 3239 or stop at our ofhces, oil
Flnrida ave.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT BY WEEK, furnished apt,
ocean City, Md, l block boardwalk, AT.
18th st, rms. kitchen, bath, front and
rear porches; seperate maids quarters.
Supply own linen and silver: through
ventilation Call OIL O957.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
APIS. FURN. AND UNFURN.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

MAR e2-Two basement rms,
private bath, use of kitchen, Sos; Sun.
after pm. 1925 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.

INTERESTED 1-bedroom coop. apt. Write
full frepeat) full details Box 454-T, Star
WANT 9 OR MORE ROOMS from owner,
1st or 2nd floor. Taylor 64O5.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

EXCHANGE-Baltimore for Washington:
one bedroom unfurnished apt for same
or two-bedroom unfinished; couple; no
children or pets. Essex 205S-W, Baltimore
Evening star., 1947-03-16

ADVERTISING AGENT-Navy PIT vet
eran and wife desperately need furn apt.
in NV: to $50. CO. 1892. MR.. TAYLOR. 4.
ARMY PHYSICIAN, wife, quiet, refined, no
children perm. sta. Walter Reed, desire
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
Famed Safety Animal Show To Visit City Schools
EAT YOUR CLAM
AND GET PAID, TOO

ABERDEEN, Wash. -lR-The
state department of fisheries
has started a clam rush on the
ocean beaches hereabouts by Of
fering Is cents for shells of the
razor clam.
Of course, you have to get the
right clam. Once you do, how
ever, you can eat it and still clo-
lect- the department wants
only the shells.
Biologist G. A. Holland says
the clam chase was started in
an effort to answer a burning
problem of the beaches: Do
clans migrate? Baby bivalves
were measured, marked and
buried along the beaches and
notes filed away as TO their To-
cation.
Diggers finding a marked
clam turn in the shells and
pocket the two-bits, after telling
where they found it. The depart
ment then studies its records tc
determine if the clam is ar
athlete or just an old fat stay
at-home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
BYRNES HEADING
SPEAKERS LIST
Former Secretary>O OF State
Will Address House
Oh Bishops

Former Secretary of State
James F. Byrnes heads the list
OF speakers who will address the
House of Bishops of the Episco-
pal Church at their meeting in
Winston-Salem, November At.
Byrnes will speak at the banquet
to, be held at the Robert E. Lee
Hotel on Wednesday, November
9Th, and discuss the topic "World
Peace.
The Very Rev. Hughell E. w.
Fosbroke, D. D., Dean Emeritus
of the General Theological Sem
mary, will deliver two lectures
on Tuesday morning, November
"a.
The Rev. Samuel McCrea
Cavert, D. D., General Secre-
tary of the Federal Council of
Churches of America, will be the
speaker on Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Cavert will lead
a discussion on 1.-THE World Con-
Gil of Churches.
Each days program will open
at 7:30 am. with a celebration
of the Holly Communion. The
business session of the House
of Bishops will start at9:30 am.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

plal 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
Council Action
On Hines Case
A Moot Question

City council action on the in
vestigation of police brutality in
Wilmington in connection with
the Hines case doomed last night
but whether the matter would be
brought to the official attention
of the council at it's semi-month-
ly meeting Wednesday was a
moot question.
City Manager James R. Benson,
asked directly whether he would
bring the matter to the attention
of the council, declined comment.
He admitted, however, that he
had not reached a final decision
and that the matter still was be-
ing Investigated personally by
him.
Officer G.. H. Hines, central fig
ures in the case, was taken to
task a week ago by Police Chief
Hubert Hayes after Lube Kelly.
charged with drunkenness, &C
cused the officer of beating him
while in Jail.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

Wednesday, November 5th, and
are expected to continue through
Friday afternoon. The Rt. Rev.
Henry K. Sheriff. of New York,
Presiding Bishop, will lead the
business sessions.
Among the matters to be pre-
sented to the House of Bishops
is the resignation of the Bishop
of Western North Carolina, Ri.
Rev. Robert E. Gribbin. Re-
cruitment for the ministry, pro-
posals from the Philippine In
dependent Church, report of the
special committee on procedure
under marriage legislation, pro-
gram of evangelism are among
the topics listed on the agenda.
Winston-Salem will be the first
North Carolina city to be host to
the House of Bishops and lis are
expected to attend.
An average of A people a day
are killed by accident.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
AMERICANS HELP
BUILD BERLIN SCHOOL

BERLIN = Up twenty-five
students from Denmark, Swed-
en-, France, Great Britain, Hol-
land, Switzerland and the Unit
ed States are helping German
students rebuild the Berlin
Technical University which was
laid in ruins during the war, a
British announcement says.
The project was organized by
the Friends Relief Service
(Quakers) with the aid of the
British Military Governments
education branch.
The visitors and German stu
dents do heavy manual work
and live and eat together. The
university was reopened by Bri-
fish military government in
April last year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

An average of Al people a day
are killed by accident.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
Bladenboro Sailor
Returns To u. S.
Aboard Henrico

~BLADENBORO, Oct. 4. -
hooert Z, Kinlaw, seaman,
second class, USN, son of R. H.
Nlnlaw of Bladenboro, N. c.,
.dS returned to the United States
from the land of rickshas,
pagodas, and sampans, aboard
.ae attack transport USS Hen
rico,
While serving in Asiatic
t%dters, the Henrico operated
slong the China coast and in
ne Kkjnawa area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

A new electric footwarmer is
placed between the top sheet and
the firset blanket and is designed
to bring an even warmth of los
degrees to the foot of the bed
throughout the night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

work. Nine policemen were as
signed to operate the lights
manually.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
GOOD IF 1T WORKS

UPPER DARBL, Pa. UD-Up-
per Darby's new $40, 900 automa-
tic traffic control system was
put into operation. 1t wouldn't
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Commissioners OK
VetviIIe Addition

A Christmas present for the 70
Great Northern veteran employees
who purchased II acres on Col
umbia Falls north side is the infor-
nation that Flathead county COM
missioners Friday approved their
"Vetville for Vets" plat.
The railroadmen, who plan to
meet in Columbia Falls again in
May, 1913, purchased the land in
September, 1916. me acres were
divided into half block homesteads
centering about a lubbock civic
area.
Elected president of the perma-
nent organization at a meeting
here last May 80 ana 81 was Con-
ductor H C Kreis, Havre; A II
Hopkins, Great Falls assistant ag-
ent, was named vice president;
Conductor E M Boyles, Minot, sec
rotary; w A Brusewitz, Chinook
retired agent, and Fred Mann,
Glasgow engineer, the two other
directors.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26

Elmer Afseth dug carrots and
potatoes out of his Columbia Fails
garden last Saturday. They were
not frozen.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
No. z Rebuilding
Nears Completion

Down from it's July peak of ITO
men. Union Construction company
is employing about Is men on the
emile rebuilding of highway NO z
east of Bolton.
If the weather continues favor
able, the company plans to finish
trough work., according to Gener-
al Manager H H Tomlinson. 1t is
a S739, 941.77 contract up the Mid
die Fork canyon started in Sep
TENDER, 1916 with four month
layoff last winter.
In moving 100000 cubic yards
of rock, enough to fill $500 freight
cars. Union Construction used
25e,s5 pounds of dynamite. Re
building and relocating the high
way required considerable care IN
keeping rock from falling on the
Great Northern main line.
Another 100000 cubic yards OF
rock must be moved. No contract
has been let for oiling the new road,
nor arc bids scheduled on addition
al mileage up the canyon. Pans
however, are ready to rebuild III
more miles, but funds are not aV-
ailable.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
FIathead Ev'rgreens
Bring Christmas
Cheer to Nation
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS PHOTO

Flathead county's big contrib
ution to the Christmas cheer of
the nation is the one million Christ
mas trees shipped this year.
They come from a vacationer's
land of mountains, valleys, clear
tumbling streams and blue lakes,
and carry their breath Of outdoor
loneliness to city families from
coast to coast and south to the gulf.
Though much of the cutting is
from private and state lands, most
of the evergreens OF the county
are included in Flathead national
forest, which according to rec
ent report is the fourth largest ma
tional forest in the United States
itself. Alaska has the largest.
Ranking first in the states Is
California and Nevada's Toiyabe
national forest with some of its
3.471,9 27 acres arid; Boise in Ida
no is next with 2,950,613 acres;
Superior in Minnesota has 2,873-
273 acres, and the Flathead is
fourth with 2,622,737 acres, a size
larger than the states of Rhode
Island and Delaware combined.
Flathead's supervisor is F Neitz-
ling.
Northwestern Montana chiefly
Flathead and Lincoln counties,
supply a sixth of the nation':;
Christmas trees.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
December Continues AS
Mild, Average Month

December nears its end for all
practical purposes, an average De-
cember for the Flathead, reports
Weather Observer E S Mark
Coolest day of the season so far
at Kalispell was December 10 when
it was 10 above. Snow conditions
vary from "patchy" in parts of the
valley to more than a foot near
the mountains.
Only disagreeable part of the
month has been the frequent clou-
dy days. The average Flathead De-
cember has two clear; six partly
cloudy and % cloudy days. Janu-
airy improves with four clear; Sc
ven partly cloudy and 20 cloudy.
When July gets here, we can ex-
pect II clear, seven partly cloudy
and seven cloudy days.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Glacier Pine Squirrel
Raids Santa Claus
Supply Of WaInuts

A pine squirrel in Glacier nat
ional park raided 80 pounds of
English walnuts being saved for
Santa Claus.
Park Naturalist Don Robinson
had the sack of nuts on his back
porch. After they disappeared his
search took him to the attic where
the squirrel had taken over some
of the Robinson's empty fruit jars.
Naturalist Robinson found that
the little fellow had filled each
Jar with NUTS and then sealed
them off with an inch layer of
chewed up cardboard.
Most of the nuts were needed
by Santa Claus, who among others
will be filling the stockings of three
little Robinsons.. The squirrel is
still at home in the Robinson at
tic, and was left a few walnuts to
bolster his diet of bread crumbs
also stored in fruit jars.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Slate Local Hearing
On Soil Conservation

Hearings will likely be held IN
Columbia Falls and Whitefish ear
w in February as to including the
rest of the county in the Flathead
Soil Conservation district.
Already included IN the district
that runs from Kalispell south IS
7o7 600 acres. Petitions have been
forwarded to Montana State col
leee Bozeman, asking that the rest
of the 2.6O6, 100 acres be included.
chairman of the district is Conrad
Gilbertson, Saltwater.
Advantages of the soil conserv-
alton program which is entirely
voluntary, are the making avail
able of information, machinery ana
seed to farmers in helping prevent
field and pasture erosion.
Procedure for establishing con-
servation district is Cd petition
tbat q district be created or enlarg-
ed. (2) state board of agriculture
college teachers, farmers and a
forester hold hearing; (3) if hear
ine is favorable, date is set for
referendum; (4) two-thirds OF re-
sidents must approve plan before
it carries.
Since it is a voluntary program
that makes no demands on farm
ers, soil conservation districts
have good local support. For more
formation contact County Agent
Walt Mauritson.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26

Neat issue of the Hungry HorSe
Ne,Ds 4oiu be published Frsaog'
January 2. A Happy Ne'0 year,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
= Drivers Licenses
IN Sale January Q

- .a.nead county that now has
licensed automobiles and g..
licensed trucks will go into the
uess of selling 1948 licenses on
Iaay' January 2.
! ne new plates (no stickers) are
W. On black. Cars under 1850
a nus will pay SIS and the rest
Hss OF them) $40, as heretofore.
i've, ssrs licenses also for sale at
io a'y Treasurer Cal Robinson's
Essd a. are $3.50. The legislature
p sss them from rs cents.
Dos ore car licenses are issued,
(n NJ OF payment of 1e47 assess
lsao VI u, automobile is required.
foS ~ .rlymouth, Ford or Chevro-
|ata va, ,,a, purposes has an approx
SET SET va value of $500. The figure
a. ~. ior the whole state. These
hdjn mnl ! take from So to SIS de-
|Apvne,o vi Where you live.
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