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Evening star., 1947-05-03
A. 9, PINKETT. Attorney.

DIsTR1cT- COURT OF THE UNITED
States Tor the District Of Columbia.
Holding q Probate Court-Estate of
Lucinda r. Lewis, also known as Lucie
z, Lewis, Deeeased.-No. 6s,973, Ad-
t1tntstra ton Docket 145. - Application
having been made herein for probate OF
the last will and, testament OF said de-
ceased, and for letters testamentary on
SAID estate, by Madison W ,Tignor. it is
ordered this 2sth day of April. AID, 1947,
that Sandy Evans, Mamie Phoenix and
the unknown heirs at law and next Of
r,s KIN ct said decfdensi apd al Others con
the End day Of JpneFA.D. 1a47, at 1000
plication should not be sranted. Let .rt notice
hereof be published In the Washinston
Law Reporter and The Evening Star, once
In each of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned. the .nrst
publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day witness, the
Honorable. BoLITHA LAWS. Cf1iel
Justice of said Court, this Gath day of
April. A.D. 1e47. (sesI.l Attest: ELLA
A. BROWN, Deputy Register of wills for
the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court ap2f uy3f 10
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STANLEY z. OTTO, Attorney for Petitioner,
i21e Coed Hone Road Sc.
Filed Apr. "a, 1947; Charles e. Stewart,
R THE DISTRICT e!frk COURT OF THE
uniIsd States ,thsc1 fer ths District of Celum;
TEOFIL JARUSEWIC CIVIL ACTION NO,
1523.47.-oRDER OF PUBLICATION
CHANGE OF NAME-Joseph .Teofi1 Jaruse-
vic, having filed q complaint for judg-
msnt CHANGING his name to Joseph Teofil
Yerush and having applied to the Court for
CURED by law IN such cases. it Is by the
Segprs. gps.;p 4 this gath day Of April, l947.
cause. II any there be, on or before the
81 s.td complaint should NOT not Be- ' granted Pnt
ereA; eree{Aidsd; that copy OF this order be
tive weeks before said day in The Eve
ping g Star and the Washington Law
9ARLEs ssTEwARr, 'de cierke ke0ps By CLARA ARA
r. CQNNEIL, Deputy Clerk
ap26,my3,10
Evening star., 1947-05-03
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1941 1h-ton dump; low
a5lease sa4 wH Fo0d ssss ssndif0n; terms arranged
sondsion; s2so for agck N sale eso s2a Cedar
wheels; S4s5; consider terms. ROPER @
l730 r. / ave. ne. 81
ri. sas g: ssnsasr as 'ssan ssan dsrsEs
cAEvsoL!Eff ctiS f'f. la9i i station wagon: must
Sen; aao s9s5; consider terms. ROPER :"
FORD hydraulie dump; one ., the best in i
Washingtqni y1aa never used on shovel; $3.50.
PfRs5 24 N Rae; spsyeE tsssH &C. G.. st .hs
GMC 1912 1o-wheeler; new motor and
s r.EEHAS$Sff Fl s good seasl
1nn ton ", NJ " . 1890. 90 Mr.: BOND, 3.
.1e mosoT ss@p 500 LEE ssS CUFF
STATION 2nd and H SITS. ne. FIR. 04a1.
fog and spotlights, heater; good shape and
lss1 rSFe seas 5sa7 wS io4 sSss Ssh 5000 miles
Highest ssS sr 0eaf eai EN- sEuss osss ser
sd. ESQ peTee sses G"sk nsw pan n1h
nss arss sf Pfes tsts tsHsk g4hRN s sSpY Spd
co, Sterling, va, Phone Herndon avs
FINANCE co. REpossEssIoN. 1889 Mack
dual % brakes, faod1So. ia-piy tires s'ei, on
trailer All in excel, eond. and ready to
s6solus sR sfsasss to sass U.s. NE NE
fSRn aa fsas1hf fasFf fhJek Fl es ass R ssa per
feet motor; new rear end $3.50 cash. Can
rsy10r issi fSSffsskNAr1oNAL Ri ..-ton pickup:
epc. servsss sssk aps rss5z ao ig TG 1sdo
saolhs 1sao FoRD RI n sedan S delivery: in excellent
eGnsfiSn son 1ne. nas sas Nc
1STERSaffaL 1S9q ssnhEn5 Sa sss p panei body equip
FORD o is3s egs and nd 1as7 Panel h-tons: sood
motor, tires: they are above the averase.
FORD model A a..on pickup; rood eondi-
ton. 5000; FA; 1sso-J, 6 to pm week
fsss fosp Al isss "a sunos' g. E 1o1in xheel1ass
lent condition: 3o-day guarantee: sI.s75
sith VIZ, q t1tth Wheel mi sliaEs 61s5 PARKWAY
iSTERNAT1oNxI ifS1i n ri mai M 1857 ih-ton moyins
van; in good condition good rubber
Dlass Sa goo wHfGf 1aPHfF 1sss @s Sss
"a ton Truck eSceI. MOTOR, p toOQ- -tleS.
Is3s sladensburs rd., TR: 3o3a IS
DoDGE 1942: excel cond.. . good tires;
sa5o cash OF best offer under owner going
pun nr1 oi business. Seen at H1LLCREST
ossshifT,ATEssEN, ss s, dsSsE Ala. ave. and Naylor rd
assl aEMv,T 5Tplls1zsI; d $50. cHERRYpALE
Arlinston. Va. cH. 600 Lee N.Y.
Es1 Fok tsa ssaaLEmpump IooS trucks q, 1a41 Fords.
Dodge DODGE ie4s ,da i,s-tsn Ten stake body; short
GMc 1925 ,ss .ten sanas,ns Psns: clean little
HERsoN AUTO EXCHANGE, ~ PPsEha PfoTiaa
new y; !: ga e WHITE TRACTOR; fully
| INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR, 1a4sK-
and 2s-ft Freuhaut fat-bed trailer; sac.
Eif1ce for best offer. Phone day or night.
DODGE TRUCK. 1912 military by 4 or
/ half ton. has less than 1000 miles and a
new motor installed 500 miles ago; In per-
isst condition throughout, $3.50 or best
MILLER HUGHES MOTOR Co
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HERBERT B. COHEN, Attorney,

56 s. George ST.. York, Pa.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS of
York County, Pa.--Owen Ritter, Jri, VS.
Mabel Ritter.-subpoena in Divorce is
sued to October Term. 1914. No. 16
alias Subpoena In Divorce issued to
returned N e Notice is hereby
given to Mabel Ritter, the respondent.
Pleas to be held In York, on the Fourth
Monday OF May, 1e47, being the 28th
day thereof, then and there to show cause,
II any she has, why the said Owen Ritter,
Jr., should not be divorced from the bonds
Of matrir1ony contracted with her.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving.
general hauling, vans, stakes, panels;
white help: reas, rates FIR. $3.50. Ext. ~.
I 1ls-ToN. 12-ft. STAKE DUMP; driver and
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 1947 Chew
roiet vans, stakes. panels and pickups: for
5s Y dfy & 9lth ME- o5hlf
WILL RENT TRUCK to careful driver to
studebaEer, 81 ton. cH. soo6. Ext 4sI, ISL
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: expert
eneed help. prompt service; reas. rates;
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AUCTION SALES lcsnt.l.

THOMAS. J. OWEN y son. auctioneers.
desirable tvo-story brick dwelling, Known
q psssss assa sss trust As0r rsaod.d e yssss nSss
the psre aso Of columbia a6s lsd e shs affosai ss
& s.b front say Of the MsT premises on rdas the
O'clock ; m, Lot Ii. Sou Square sso5. = Lot t
numssTsd 5a.a a in
ssTsssndS Of lots IN block
Per plat recorded IN the Once e the
Liher 100 at folio TT; subject to the
building restriction line as shown on said
plat, and to the agreement set forth on
building restriction line except as s. per- tre
ntitted under the building regulations OF
the District Of Columbia, and that the
and the line Of the street shall be subject
to all the provisions and conditions ex-
pressed in Act Of CONGRESS Of May 81,
549). Terms Of sale: one-fourth cash:
balance In one, two and three years, with
interest at 9 per cent per annum. payable
sired, $1,000 cash, balance monthly, or Or
post Of $500 required at time Of sale.
30 DAYS q from date ee Of aa oterase S1 fhe
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulttns purchaser, after i've days ad-
vertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in the District of Column
bie, or deposit may be forfeited, or with
cut forfettine deposit, trustees may avail
themselves Of any legal or equitable rights
against defaultins purchaser. Further
particulars at time of sale. All convey
apcins,- recording and revenue stamps.
ETC. at cost Of purchaser w. G.
SCHAFH1RT, trustee SAMUEL SCRIV-
ENER- Jr, trustee; JUNIOR F. CROwELL,
trustee ap29. .my3.5.7,9
ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON, auctioneers.
Household furniture and effects by auc-
tion for storage charges. Notice is hereby
given that on Tuesday, May 90, 1947.
commencing at $50 am, and continuing
II necessary, each succeeding Friday and
Tuesday thereafter until all is sold, we
gtll sell by public auction at Weschlers S,
e05 st. NV, to enforce our lien for
stored with us In the name Of Mrs Cole.
Parties IN interest please take notice,
ALL STATES MOVING SERVICE, 952
Ehoreham Bldg. Wash, D. c. my3,1o
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MARTIN J. MCNAMARA.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Holding a Probate Court.-Estate OF VIII
Lam Patrick FanninE. Deceased. = No.
rrobste Of the last will and testament
Of said deceased, and for letters. testa-
mentary on said estate. by Mary A. Fan
AID. 1e4?, that Mary White, John Fan.
ming, William Tanning, Isabel Stommel
Eerrinston. Elsie stemmeI Glover. walter
s,a. ssr., MasttnEs 4baSis. his eustodia9 Alvin
the unknown heirs at law and next Of kin
Of said deceased, and ali others concerned,
ssth :! day Of May, AID. Is4s, At 1000
piicstion should not be granted. Let no
tles hereof Be- published in The Wash
Star" once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men
toned, the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day.
Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA J. LAWS,
Chief Justice Of said Court, this 18th day
YIN j MARQUES, Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. ap19.26my3
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l7orel, On Bridge

s AO0dS . ilclta 10 Otfc bIl4b itclQ VeEy
special appeal for me and I have
the greatest admiration for the deli
|cacy with which North and South
handled trying situation.
south's demand bid of two hearts
was on solid foundation and could
hardly be characterized as a Sunday
afternoon two bid. From the very
outset there wasn't the slightest
doubt In North's mind that at least
Ia small slam would be reached and
he was rather optimistic about
grand siam. He realized, however,
that the singleton heart might
prove to be a pitfall and that great
care would be required in the selec.
tion of the Anal contract. His first
response was naturally three clubs,
and South rehid his very fine heart
suit. North's next bid of three
spades was well chosen. Normally,
in this sequence (after the opening
two bidder has rebid the suit and
more or less fixed 1t as the final
trump, resporder's bid OF a new
suit designates the ace, but in this
case North was sure that his part
ner held the ace of spades and
would therefore recognize the bid
as describing suit.
South was still not ready to make
up his mind and made very fine
temporary bid of four clubs. This
had the dual purpose of showing
the king and also affording North
the opportunity to show the ace Of
diamonds, In the highly remote con-
tingency that he had 1t. North sur
prisingly obliged and then South
leaped to a grand slam. His choice
of no trump rather than hearts was
the exercise of good Judgment. In
case of q bad break in hearts there
was the added chance that sufficient
tricks could be made In spades and
clubs to bring the total to 10 with
only three heart tricks.
The 10 of diamonds was opened,
which South won with the jack. The
two top spades were cashed, fol-
lowed by the two top clubs and the
remaining two diamonds. To all of
these West followed suit. When the
third spade lead came from dummy,
South discarded a heart and West
could conveniently let go a small
club, but on the last spade West
was in difficulty. He could not dis
card the jack of clubs without set
ting up the dummy, so he was
obliged to discard a heart, with the
hope that partner had the queen.
Declarer was then able to cash four
heart tricks and fulfill his contract.
This was a triumph for straight.
forward descriptive bidding, to say
nothing of Souths very thoughtful
handling of the dummy.
tCopyright, 1947. By Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-05-03
BIB THE EVENING STAR, washington, b c.
8 q,
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTNG-Ccmplete JOB. $50; %
son CHEVROLET. 1922 I4th 81. NV. no
AUTO PAINTING. body ard fender work;
reasonable. 35l0 Georgia ave. NV. GE.
AUTo PAINTING, any color. $40: work
1858. Ext. 81 10
AUTO PAINTING--Complete Job. s35 up.
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
avg. extended Sc, Il. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

NEED sas TO s3009 = See EMPLoYEs
LOAN co. now. Get the cash today!
New Silver Spring ONCE at 1885 Eastern
ave. end floor, Doctors Bldg.l. Phone
shepherd 1929. Another convenient of1ce
IN Mt. Rainier at 1909 Rhode Island ave.
Phone Hobart oQ12. -
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sARAGEs FOR SALE.

fREFABRICATED-Ste and aluminium
garages and mill buildings. All sizes Plans
and specifications at DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1166 18th st. NV, Ma. 3766.
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GARAGES WANTED

WANTED 1-CAR GARAGE within 3 blocks
Of Scott Circle. Write GRANT SMITH,
12s2 18th 81. NV. or Ex. 6SsS -7
WILL PAY S5 for dead STORAGE for my old
o<. ME- Ve4Q. -
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AUToMoBIlES 4 WANTED.

m DIRE NEED OF I94T CAR. VIII nay
good price, au cash. Call between and
D'n'' AA' ss'4' -
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PACKARD 1941 .118' 6-cylinder, S pas
very good tires, excellent cond.; S1,350
145S Columbia rd. NV, bet. and s pm
PACKARD 1898, 12-cylinder. 7-passenger;
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Tor; light gray finish,
lights; original owner,
h offer under. AK. 1857.
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FL1mOUIh Il
accessories: S
r fPiLssYlM2oupTiIHi. ~ il II.
car; stored 9
pletely oyerha,
gas tank, bull
icebox: radio.
defrosters. ele'
other accessor. a
between s and
PLYMOUTH
down payment
Payments. E.
PLYMOUTH
upholstery, tir
and heater; s,
PLYMOUTH l
tires. radio a
rotor: S425. 7
PLYMOUTH ]
inside and out
ton; 1878. A
Mass. ave. NV
PLYMOUTH /
rebored: Al !
mechanically
Evening star., 1947-05-03

H I947 4-dr. Super de luxe; all
!: 81 ,g50. Can be seen Sat.
H 1912 coupe. Army oficer's
9 years while overseas; COM
rhauled; extras include auxiliary
built-in desert cooler, bar and
,dio. heater, spotlight, electric
electric gas cap and numerous
ssories; Sl.400. Call TR. 1871
and 10 ewes. -4
II 1910 4-door sedan; small
nent, balance in easy monthly
Ex-cab;. S495. "a H st. ne.
H 1899 4-door sedan: motor,
, tires and paint all good; radio
{; $685.. UN. 1880. q
H 1887 3-dr. sedan; good body.
o and heater and new carbu-
5. Te1e. FIR. 5000, Ext, 7l2. A.
H 1885 coupe: Al condition
out; passed 1947 D. C. inspec-
Any time after IL noon, 1922
n.w.J Apt. I'D.
H 1887 4-door: motor recently
Il rubber. new slip covers; car
Iiy perfect; $3.50. ia. 1851.
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sAltToMoBiLfs FoR lLf.

s..sls eAO OlAAty1stUsAe S Z NSeA -
0gII!5I!!aEoenA IT! lozl sclpsdc,Sask a-dCcr;
oEDs,1ofTre 6ffs iysH fssI Il Rsdr,masic III g
oEp ofpsmoTlE MoTnss is4 a,a sa In Is, a.
~ private ewnef. Good condition. si045.
eilI SIbIsaosllh sli 1911 s,-sylIndsr cub coupe:
Price 81 loo; Can Fails church assI j
ssssssss ssss ssssIsIsa 's s.a =
oLDsMoBME 1910 4-door sedan; radio
rss nem inside cssn
o1DsMosiLE oIiSs Hosa s 1881 sood ss Condition
pant Psassr ies sse sood H IrsS ss motor radio and
oLBsMoBIIE 81 isss is is41 ssi IA. series hydra
stle mt sSs EXCELLENT s egndtien si n oT ess.
oLDsMoniIE olL No III aaao 9ao coach; frst-elass Fun
ming condition; IN Motorqla radio, This is
g. a,,s parsaln an 500. I. FOLK, 45s52
.SLDsMoniLE 1a4l re, sedan; radio
ssas slsls tasss sssrifee is hs1sss sss
or S37b down, bel s55 per mo. STONE
dspsMohlEE ia stts q isss AZ sey1'Sa.r saoor
go gooa msshsnissl cond.; sss5 OF best offer
oLDs 1889 seaDe: saa5; as is, for quick
FzSK4kb i ..,; Issl clinssE s,eylInasr. .Iss, IS
heater. beautiful maroon: private owner;
sase, "a :aso ewes Can "a Mr. iaa1 Ma1ALoNEY. day sH
PACKARD Ss 1875 CLIPPER per ae. 2-door sedan; a
5000 miles: radio. underseat heater, de-
frssts5 seat dspyers u ss new: s4oo
PAGKARD 1871 convertible coupe;
I0ss. Or sI.s56 JACK Fry MoToRs,
paeKaRb lSsn shd a ia4ov svs 1se sedan; radio and
privately owned; 5000 cash, viii consider
ns trade on used civilian teep. Phone 81.
PACKARD 1887 model 4-door sedan: +.
and H.: one owner $3.50 or best offer
PACKARD 1910 4.dr, sedan; radio, heater,
SI.145 CAPITOL MOTOR CO., sH. 5000,
Silver Spring Packard Dealer, 92S Phiia-
PAcKARD 40; $4,000 actual miles;
4-door black sedan; new tires, Life e-guard
tubes, battery, brakes; not finer used
model wf psee
st. NV. EN-. 55ss. before pm. Sun.
PACKARD 1941 .110', 6-cylinder, S pas
senger coupe; radio, heater, defroster, 5
very good tires, excellent cond.; 1880
l45S Columbia rd. NV, bet. 6 and pm
ae carr s5ss ofs zeeasss aARaa RE- oso
PACKARD 1895 coupe radio: weekend
ns eon9tas 9Ttse ssoa csT n ReFtes
PackARD ss is4o super e s Asa 4.dr. sedan;
excel. cond. and appearance, r. and h.,
trade sa % ACNE 1855 Bladsns ana
burg rd., TR. 3039. -5
Evening star., 1947-05-03
HUDSON

HUDSON 1888 small six 2-door: one
or or finance. GRADY MoToRs. 1880
Hampden lane. Bethesda, Md. WI. 740o.
i HUDSON d on is4a Super "e' de luxe s-door;
radio. weathermaster heater; car in good
eond. tires ,,sh almost new; price, S1,ioo
upsoNaTERRApLANE. 1897 s-dr. sedan:
ssSed motor t o1eT new clutch upholstery good;
KINs, WHY'S Dealer 1855 i4th st. n NV,
DU. 4455 Closed Sundays.
EEfs Ab sos4 WHY'S 1914; excel condition. $3.50.
JIEEP. lasa WHY'S; excellent condition;
SsfP Sssf WHY'S VIM 1875 1919 5000 niles original
owner: very good condition: new tires,
tront and back top BODY; SD S1,d5o !, or r best =
Ia SALE 4,dr; sedan. latest model, one
family car; $4,000 actual miles like new:
"a q esa SALE aE isao ace 4-door sedan in excel
eond.,, private owner; price. s975. Cali Ma
si5sies sSs Gassss ass os
for price. 1880 r. I. ave. ne. No phone.
1s41 convertible; me-
Is i asrfs - 4aoor oe sedan per
IeCp pOGS. IQOEDT JuSE 0EernSuleQs DSSt Duy
in town; S6T5 or best offer under. CHI.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1889 four-door sedan;
car is in good condition: must sell; the
first $500 takes it. Phone. SH, 3437. "A
MERCURY 1910 4-door de luxe; condition.
appearanee and tires like new will trade
for 1916 or 1s47 and cash difference.
MERCURY 1910 convertible sedan; excep-
M siqnaIlg me motSs good conditions sI9so
NASH 1916 4-dr, de luxe sedan. low
excel, eond,. 81. rs. Re. il9a. G os' :
sedan, excellent shape, or 1871 Ambas-
sador eight 4-door sedan; both low
mileage, fully equipped, new sparesa and
good tires by owner, no Dealers S1,f15.
NASH 1a4a de luxe sedan. superlatiye
eond.; perfect finish: low mileage; excel
tires. new spare and slip covers: r. and
h. h. owner driven: hne care; S1,Ia5 cH.
oLDs 80. model so 4-dr. sedan. incl
heater; carefully cared for by owner
excellent mechanism and appearance; real
m marssin' S.t5; needs cash. To inspect,
OLDs 1910 de luxe 4-dr sedan: r. and h.,
two-tone hnish. new tailor-made seat COW
ers, immaculate inside and outside tires
practically new: orner-rated car, 30-day
guarantee. SLAB. LOGAN MOTOR Co.
astn and sta. nv, DI. $500.
OLDSMOBHE 1889 4-door sedan; radio
Temple 1858. -
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E condition; sss1, $3.50 or best offer under.
PIERCE ARROW 1925 coupe; good run
ming condition; $3.50 or best offer under
eIYMofaTH fE sof 1a41 cab, excellent condition. So
With PUG cash or terms; 1875. Cali
PLYMOUTH 1e41 station wagon; radio
and heater: S1,295: can be financed for
Is mos. GRADY MOTORS, 1880 Hamp-
den lane, Bethesda, Md. WI. 74O0, til
$50. -
PLYMOUTH 1941 4-door sedan: good con-
dition; can finance part; ex-cab; 5000.
FIR. 9541. -3
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door sedan; small
down payment, balance In easy monthly
payments. Ex-cab; S395. 81 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
81 PICK UP THE PIECES"
Continued from page fire

stove or a refrigerator. They have no fear, no
respect for the danger in them
| don't know how III come out but think
I'm getting results with jim I'm showing him
what happens when you take chances I'm trying
to teach him the rules of the road, and the rules
of safety.
let him drive, of course; kid has to learn.
But I've told him - and so help me God, l mean
exactly what l say! - that if ever hear of his
driving while he has drink in him. or with four
or five kids jammed in the front seat, or when he's
sleepy, or if he violates the rules I've laid down
for him, that's the last time he drives any car his
Dad owns. And mean the last time Period.
My kids are big thing to me- If the middle
aged people and the old people want to make
fools of themselves, the law is about the only
thing that can stop them - they're stubborn, and
won't change much. But the kids can be educated.
They've got to be-,
Wait second, there's the phone
Yes -. Where? 49,. Maple and West Han
ford? Right away
Want to 60 along? The guy said this wasn't 50
bad No? Well, don't blame you, friend I'll
get Bill; maybe his headache is better.
Maple and West Hanford That's out in nv
end of town. wonder .
Bill! Let's roll! The End
Evening star., 1947-01-19

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embarrassment of falling dandruf sea
ing seal P, Then you need a
Vitabrush and you need it nop'
Doctors and competent scalp
authorities have long recon-
mended brssbins vigorous, Deet'
frequent, regular bra5bing as the to- n,usi al
approved and sensible way Brus
TO care for the hair. Vitabrush usnnY ,esuI
gets your scalp reaitr clean and ing
stimulates the life-giving blood p istss
supply IN J0ny scalp. Not Just suppl
theory-you see and feel the ~.
results right away Mt
Virabrush is nor a vibrator. ~
|, is an electric-powered scalp
brush that makes easy, quick itss
and pleasant the hind of brHtb- Vita
ing needed TO GET re1sits. By ;ns auee' :
electric power it turns 20 min per
utes of tedious, tiring, hand Pfhs1 pdssl
brushing into ) minutes OF
fun. Restful, pleasant, salts +
fying. Appreciated by the en-
tire family.
Vitabrush is sold on money
back, satisfaction guaranteed n n
offer. You need notrisk penny Vial
to try Virabrush and Judge for dssr d'ud'
yourself. Don't delay. Write take,
today for full information. minu
Hershey Mfg. Co., 3744 Field Bldg
Evening star., 1947-01-19
DE FAlR TO YOUR NAiR

Want better looking hairo Want TO avoid the
embarrassment of falling dandruf scales' Itch
Evening star., 1947-01-19

says talented decorator, james Amster
Never before has anything been compare with these
exciting of lovely Fieldcrest lace Inspiration
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
The Stun Dreams
Are Made OF

If in the final analysis, should
the dam site on the Kootenai be
chosen at Kootenai Falls and a high
dam be built think what it would
mean to our town. Not inundated
Just progressing and taking advan-
tage of the boom times sure to 60
hand in hand with a great govern
ment building project, it might even
grow into a thriving metropolis,
with huge lake just above but
held in submission with a huge
conrete bulwark The Army en-
gineers stressed the fact that this
area was a natural for defense, with
its high mountains and possibilities
of developing an immense amount
Of power.
Yet all who study the report of
the hearing must realize that mucn
depends on the attitude of the To-
cal. citizens as to the location of
the dam. Should lower site be
chosen good bye Troy.
During the afternoon Col Hewitt
drove to the Falls to personally
acquaint himself with the place
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24

concentrated effort on the part of
both student and director but it
was a performance that all partici-
pants can recall with pleasure. The
audience though small, 81 adults
and % students, was highly APP
preciative of the play and many ex-
pressions of this attitude found
their way to the ears of Mrs. Han
son and the Junior class.
Professor Floyd Cole, intent on
his study of the heavenly stars let
the aspirations of his family move
about bim without interference.
His daughter, Alberta Watt, while
a great comfort to her parent, had
her eye on baseball stars too. That
was the direction that son Dicl5ie
Siebenforcher focused his alert
eye but he was circumvented by
his scheming bobby sox sister, Myrta
Carr and her enthusiastic pal, Glen
ma Taylor. Grace McDougal, the
movie star injected
an odious angle into the scene. Bill
Pattie keen manager of stars, helped
tangle things up little more for
the hero and star to end all stars,
Herb Coffman, to unravel which he
proceeded to do to the best Of his
ability and to the satisfaction of
the heroine, Albert Watt. Through
out the entire plan ran Yvonne