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Evening star., 1947-04-02
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plumb
ing. plastering. painting. etc; free esti-
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO. RE. 4477.
ASBESTOS OR INSULATED BRICK siding
and roofing: 1ofs discount on all orders
placed before April 5; skilled mechanics:
budget payments: free estimates. Phone
WA. 6154, 6-S pm, WILKIN-MAY con-
STRUCTION co. -
ASPHALT DRIVEwAYs. parking areas,
concrete driveways. walkways. Easements,
porches and general excavation. COM
tors. WO. 1926. 81. 4143
AWNINGS, ventilated, made Of California
redwood, painted any color: protect
porches and windows, keep sun out. let
light in: FILA terms. Phone OV. 4lso for
free estimaN. g.
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ADDING MACHINES, calculatCrs cleaned.
eief and adqsted al gSTk Saarsnt.ss co
SbbING Adj 1 ttn 4 MACHINES. typewriters, pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea;
portabies; est. IL yrs OFFICE MACHINES
Co 9i3 18th NV. ms, Bldg. RE. 2s2s,
AWNINGs-A-1 screen. awning and storm
from storm window to screen and awnings.
BBRicKMAsoN CoNTRAcToR-Glass blRs..
smodsns p0FSpfT SoaN sFFas isp n @
BUiLT-N breakfast hooks Nollbilt kitchen
mantels, bars and bookcases; original in
design and craftsmanship: estimates free.
Ssssa SsMEk. sius kfr.fkSe dHS W. sN0i eaif FULLER
d d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. SIS 10th
s nazs %ssi sdos = o9n serses ssp
cARPENTRYwcabinets oak flooring: as
Si9E ANDERSON sS after pm, No. 1851. q
CARPENTRY, all types OF repairs, porches
screened etc ,Sn ssys py dealIns direct with
ARPENTRy-completes remode!ine. resi-,
SsSss 81 .Sb sssHuas :sa .a
lasa Gall M MgMMA,ss; Wos, SOS. s55s sr.
CEMENT Wokh ga,S"ays Tiees oFioesass ae nTe-
T-S::So a M. o
CLEANING OF upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home For estimates. call
MR.. CRULEY any time. NO, 5aSl.
CLEANING upholstered furniture IN homes,
by expert workman; work guaranteed
MATTHEWS, no. 1892 any time, 9.
DEVELOPING FILMS, printing, enlarsing
See BRENNERS S EXPERTS. a33 Pa. ave.
n w, opposite Justice Dept. Fast service.
DRIvEwAfS BUILT AND REPAIRED by
VICTORY ENGINEERING co. Call UN.
ELECTRIC WIRING, fixtures: extra outlets,
repairs: old houses specially Real REGAL
ELECTRIC CO 5000 Ga ave. RA. 1891.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING; fuoreseent
lighting. house wiring, outlets, YOU wire
ELECTRiCAL CONTRACTING. res. and
comm wiring and repairs; licensed in D.
G. Md. and Va. ADVANCE ELECTRIC,
EEEcTRIcM CONTRACTOR. Seymour
Levy. licensed in D. C. and Montgomery
County. Can CO 959s or co. 1886. -
ELECTRICIAN. licensed in D C.. and Nd.
Ais Also, % power work. UN. o5o5. IS
ELECTRICIAN. colored, bonded; wiring.
repairs; all work In accordance with
p G. regulations. A. E WILLIAMS. NO
6Zf7.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
RESTAURANTS:

RESTAURANTS:
Chinese American, located in good NV.
shopping center, near theaters; seats over
50;. good equipment: rent. Sll5 ,,,u
modern Kitchen; good lease; new equip
ment goof terms Owner Leaving oeased
in small shopping district, in good resi-
Dental nsig6orhood The ssms and
whisky, perfect beer system. with pre-
cooler in basement: small kitchen h.ea vel wei,
nossibilities: 5-year lease, ST5 mo. See
Mr.. Cox for appointment EGGLETON
REAL ESTATE, 2S17 14th st. NV, DU.
5O51 until 8 pm. 4
GROCERY, in Alex, wkly. bus, 81 900;
large apt, Iong:term lease; price, $4,000
Grocery, excel. Arl location, 1000 wkly
volume: nice living quarters terms.
Grocery, DGS, 81 500 wk.; living guar
ters; excel. lease; short hrs. substantial
cash required.
Grocery. DIGS. volume $4,000 wkly; good
D. c. location; low rent. ALBERT H
COHEN, CHI. 1861; ewes, GIL. 240o.
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HELP WOMEN Cont

GoyTRNMENT EMPLOYEsSC Ready to-
Sssr sales POSITIONS; Saturdays only: ex-
eelient SALARY. MoRToNs. 3I4 7th st. NV.
a LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE desires
the SERVICES Of an experienced manager for
nhonoQraph record department: should
have knowledge OF music. In reply, state
age, experience and salary expected. Box
EXTRA MONEY easy for you; just show
friends newest greeting cards for birth,
days, other occasions; big value 15-card
assortment sells on sight for 81; pays up
10 soc profit; IL other popular sellers. 60c
up; stationery; experience UNNECESSARY;
samples on approval. ARTISTIC, 251
BGsiNESsWoMAN, for general contrac-
tors office; cottage furnished; no objec-
tion to child Car Alex $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-04-02


cAMERAs-Don't sell your camera before
aME s9a e. faE axcHsN fEsf sgDfais 4i oMaE s9s
CAMERAS REPAIRED, 24-hour service
soMMER's CAMERA EXCHANGE, l41C
tAMERas-visis cam E3ls 1fsi nv our complete photo
ali types and makes of caTneras. bought
binoculars. field glasses. opera glasses. etc
sn9nAnT asfsa TIasa A. auas sse ser s nT IL
asen Anefs NEE kRS ss aPf Poo
esMEk. e. ays nT }Ses Dfe ses RE 1914
dition. BRENNER. aB3 Pa. ave. NV,
CAMERAS, photo and movie supplies
ssnaasraes' suaFantes' BRENSER E PHoTo CO, osi
Pa, aye. Opp, Justice Dept .,.,... =,
finest, movie cameras, protectors, new anG
used; fully guar: trade-insr largest stock
q all photo articles; free technical adyiee; se
sRENNER PHOTO Co, s33 Pa. ave NV
topp. Justice Dept.l.
GAMERA EoUIPMENT for s, sale. az; 2Mxsn 3
ather Esa' eauDnent n2 to higiess bidder Phen.
CAMERA USERS = Color prints from
your transpaTencies: new low PRICES promp'
service PHOTO LAB, INC, 1928 Ga. ave
CARRIAGE, twin type with mattress. S26
Teete5 Babes. So each: all good condition
CASH REGISTERS. 1 with totals; l with
9 totals, S99 90 ring up, detail tape: never
reasonable terms Phone Ma 0600.
CASH REGISTER, National, 500 90 rini
up, departmental; detail tape, hardly used
fully guaranteed. Bargain for cash. 24l
CASH REGISTER. National electric. MA
E7I46 -3
cite, assorted colors, 81 each New ches
Of draw in maple and walnut. New ane
used beds and springs New mattresse.
Of ali kinds. AMERICAN FURNITURE
corner of North Capitol and r SITS. ---2
CINDER BLOCK MACHINES l2ly business
opportunity OF lifetime for 5000; tHrnfni
out 300 blocks each day: cement nike
and pellets: 1885 GMc 1ta-ton truck. Cal
Fairfax 337-J-2 between s and pm
weekdays and AL day Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
AUNDRY and dry cleaning plant. lge.
apacity. ideal location. r. w. MULLEN,

capacity. ideal location. r. w. MULLEN,
SfpokTGSH1x FOR Nyns1MEsr s1 I. y. in
BEAUTY SHOP, small, in popular hotel
4are M Can Mrs
with T; W. THuRM. 9os 10th st. NV.
RRIE;sTaWRaNr. RI; ;i1Tp downtown 14th st-seats
over 100, doing $500 to $500 daily bust
ness: class c license; 10-year lease, rea-
Sonatle rent: owner leaving Wasbington;
offer aSe sonsidefed. sonfidef a' JoHN MeKEMNA
Raaltor sn snd r Business IS B5eker exclusive
REsTAuRANT RESI- TSe on 81 r. va L e q Wood
ridge; income quoted over 500 day on
food only: seats over rs in large, clean,
sauipped arge sto1a rent only s1fo with
l0-yr. lease; priced for immediate sale at
slo,ooo; s6. 900 down. E., W THURMN. at
tne L11tie ~ aanf WRl'e mousse Soo io'n S''
RLEcrRIc RiT Ri saPpi APPLrANcE STORE. downtown
corner location; large show, windows .,
ffranthises;' fran sss' lr clean stock; price. $500.
including stock. E. W. THURM, 9Os 10th
RADIO RADIO AND RECORD RECORD sToREs-we have
several showing good returns; excellent
OPPORTUNITIES for active operators ". H.
sH HdTa bTiI M Meas St r4tS and aH SIS
income quoted, $500 a month; large. neon
hotel sign; 10 rooms, 8 baths: rent only
wth by good
priced to sell Immediately; Sc. coo handles
This Is rare offer E W vi THuRM,s az s.:ts Sos
1a5e RooMiNG III HousEs eik l0r Nth 1T pa ss NV Nv |
renting location-I5 rooms. 5 baths: in
come quoted up to 5000 mo, by owner, to
s ge5sa dewn sefa EDWIN SalS he T. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave. RIM. 217, RE. 514g,
INFANTS sHoP-compIete. stock of in
fants' wear. furniture and toys. Best
very. reasonably priced. SOL sNIDER, RE.
ds6 GkocfaY & Is sroRE; Ssf2' volume s. 900 week
sef-serxise. sn: e ps no % delivery, PTseea 70 sell
LUNCHROOM. midtown Washington; low
pm. pm. weekdays only. Mosing to florida;
Will sell for S.. 800 cash. Oxford 4a72
a1as5 saosn2 I'm srssr NJ brokers' Tso wit, 4-Taom
snt.' seoh1 II NV. % hssts STOCK ssasisss J. y
and beer: Wen equipped; doing, good
eu1sS sfa HE 1874 aSas sses Tsh M1 1856 49,
GRoCERy-Ss5o weekly gross; beer and
wine; mixed trade' rent S1o0 with o-room
apt, ready for occupancy, long lease
and option: wonderful fixtures and eauip-
sTERLINd REALTY CO. so6 10th st.
TavERN AND Do oLuNcHEoNETTE-Busy To-
cation; doing $1,000 weekly in beer and
lunch business; seats 30: rent $40. wIth
lease; price, $1,000. STERLING REALTY
apN S9 sos With lean ear o 81 snail tuek to
Venetian blind laundry agency OF their
own; season Just starting. big profits: men
with Venetian, Piina sxpef,eacs pselsrsSd sesireS
VENETLAN BLIND LAUNDRY, INC oy.
1443.'
Evening star., 1947-04-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ADDING MACHINES, calcuIators cleaned
oiief and adjusted All work guaranteed
RE 1lT7. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
Accidents Low
During 1916

January's traffic fatalities were
the lowest since 1913. Two per.
sons were killed in traffic accidents
and one person died at a private
railroad crossing on a private ROAD.
This decrease may be attributed
to severe weather conditions which
kept people indoors and a grow
ing consciousness of the severity of
the traffic situation" Montana High
way Patrol Supervisor Chas. L..
Sheridan said today Sheridan fur
Their revealed that January of l94l
had claimed 10 lives. and the first
postwar January, 1916, took 9 lives.
Montana can be the safest state
IN the Union" Sheridan said, "be-
cause there is plenty of room for
everyone. In order to reach the
icp spot in the nation, however,
every motorist and pederstian must
walk and drive as though he wanted
to live"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
BOTTLES IN THE KIDS
FISHING POND ARE BAD

William Vaughn info rms a repre-
sentative from The Western News
that some thoughtless person or PEI
sons has thrown beer bottles inc
the Kids Fishing Pond south Of
Libby. Mr. Vaughn finds it diff
cGlf to understand (and so do most
people, how anyone can find pleas
ure in spelling these nice fishing
waters for the youngsters.
The city maintains a dump ground
for the disposal of trash where bro
ken bottles will do no harm. Bro
ken glass in the fishing pond where
the kids wade in barefooted and
frequently slip and fall, can inflict
some mighty nasty cuts, and it is
hoped that bottle users will find
place to leave their empties
IN the future.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
ATTENTIONS:
WOMAN'S CLUB

You who have old Christina.
cards to spare can put them tc
good use if you send them to-
Save the Children Federation. One
Madison Ave, New York (lO) NY
Here they are distributed to spon-
sored schools in isolated counties in
seven states.
They are put to innumerable uses
in the hands of teachers, who lack
art material They illustrate the
teaching Of architecture, transporta-
ton and nature. They lend hand
in story telling and in crafts.
The federation asks that postage
of all packages be prepaid as funds
are insufficient to cover same.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
LIBBY ITEMS

WV meetings the 2nd and asE
I Thursdays of each month at the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Alberts and
t'"o sons. Freddie and Tommy, spent
Sunday in Troy 'd5iung at the home
of Mr.. and his Marvin Bauer.
/ Mrs. L. S. WEIGH is having at
tractive new display space installed
in her gift shop this week. The
work is being done by N. S. Cutler.
Mr. and Mrs. George Neils and
daughter, Miss Kate, accompanied
by Dick Brinton drove to Spokane,
Monday,
The Rev. Wilmer from Whitefish
will give a sermon Sunday even
ing at the Presbyterian Church in
Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Martin of Sand
point, visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Uithof and with Mrs.
Elsie LaFlam of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Miller re-
turned Saturday from spending sew
eral days in Spokane on a buying
trip for the store.
The Mems Shop announces this
week, it will be open regular bust
ness hours on and after Monday,
February II.
Word was received that a 10-lb.
baby boy was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Riley of Moscow,
Ida.
Bud Vinion, who is a member
Of the Libby CT flying school, made
a cross country flight to Missoula.
Saturday, flying Monday to Poison
and Tuesday to Troy.
Mrs. Ferd Peterson left Tuesday
Tor her home at Weiser, Ida. Mrs. ,
Peterson has visited for a couple
IF weeks with her mother, Mrs.
George Pike.
Miss Louise Wilkie of Kalispell
vas visiting at the home of Peggy
Oamann last week Miss Will1ie
eft Friday for Wenatchee where
he is nursing.
The Theta Rho girls held din
led last Wednesday in honor of
heir parents. The speakers at the
Inner were, Grace Miller, Earl
and M. r. Karnes.
James Parker has been confined
o his home for two weeks because
f illness. 1t will be necessary for
i'm to be in for at least six more
avs. :
Freeman Anderson returned Sat !
rday night after visiting for z 7
'eeks at the home of his son, Cliff
ord Anderson, and family at Tam !
a, Fla. He spent a week in Spo- !
ane enroute home visiting his
aughter. Mrs. Kim Breen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
FORESTERS HELD
CONFERENCE LAST WEEK

Regional Forester P. Hanson, as
sistant Regional Forester Clayton
Croker in charge of fire control,
Forest Supervisor Guernsey, and
tie Rangers on the Kootenai For
est held a conference on forest mat
ters here in Libby during the past
week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION
HIGHER THAN YEAR BEFORS

Helena-Montana's oil and nat
ural gas production for December
1916, was slightly higher than for
the same month of 1945, the State
Railroad Commission has reported
A total of 3,789, $4,000 cubic feet
OF natural gas was withdrawn from
fields in December, 1916, compared
with 3,775,369,00O cubic feet in the
same month the previous year.
Oil produced was $4,000 bar
rels, compared with 671,262 in
December, 1945, the commission
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13

Roger Baker~. and Ray Mitchell
were visitors in kalispeu Sunday.
Miss Marian GooSelaW returned
home Sunday from Missoula after
visiting friends there.
Nels Christensen and Alfred Oh
son left Monday for Missoula to at
tend to business matters.
Lumber and Sawmlll Worker
and Fourth Tuesday of each month
Mrs. Joan Military of Warlahd
was visiting Monday at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Larson.
-Nylon and silk stockings for sale
at 200 p. m. Saturday Feb. IS
Limit one pair to a customer. Koo-
tenai Mercantile Company. lc
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Daugharty
left Monday for Spokane to visit
friends and to care for business
matters.
Mrs. Bill Martinson left Mon
day for her home in Chicago, af-
ter visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Johnson.
Mrs. Harold Torgerson and son
Hal were in Spokane last week, re-
turning home Sunday after caring
for business matters.
Russell Deist flew Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips over to Libby from Spo-
kane Sunday where they spent the
day with relatives.
Mrs. j. G. Brewington left Mon
day for Spokane where Mr.. and
Mrs. Brewington plan to make their
home.
-Nylon and silk stockings for sale
at 200 p. m. Saturday Feb. Is
Limit one pair to a customer. Koo- /
tenai Mercantile Company. 1c
Tom Huchala came by plane from
Missoula Friday night to spend the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. c. Huchala.
Rev. Vandermark, district super
intendent of Methodist churches,
was in Libby Monday meeting with
of the local church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross S. Greason
announce the birth of a daughter.
February II, at St. Johns Luth-
eran Hospital, Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Shaurette en-
-ertained at a dinner party in their /
nome Sunday night Those present {
49, NAA dAAG 4f1Lo. II II. v GlQIldn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Leigh, Mr.. {
md Mrs. James Christie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Darrell Shaurette, and Ed l
Iemp. The evening was spent '
playing cards. f
Mrs. Jessie Black, who was here (
asst week, bringing her mother, K
1rs. Catherine Houghton here from d
for burial, is visiting =
Ter brother, c. o. Houghton, Grants, T
Ass, Ore. Mrs. Black expects to
lsit a few days more in Libby af- r
er leaving Grants Pass, before re- =
lrning to her home in Minneapolis. +.
Word from Mrs. Smith McNeill
tates she is still in the East with d
er parents, both of whom are in c,
critical condition. Mrs. McNeill Ii
erself has never recovered from d
ne shock Of her car accident ARMS al
ce Day near Troy, and she ex- 81
ects to enter John Hopkins hos A
ltal for observation and possible 81
oeration. hf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
PENSIONS TO VETERANS

Description: $50 a month, in.
CT eased to S72 after continuous re-
ceipt for 10 years, or upon at
tanning age IS.
Requirements: Total permanent
disability, not necessarily service
connected. At least 90 days of ac-
tive service with a discharge I'M
der conditions other than dishonor-
able, or less than 80 days only if dis
charged for line-of-duty disability.
Annual income of not more than
$1,000 if single, $500 if married or
having minor children.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lee of
Kalispell were Libby visitors over
the weekend.
The Strout Realty reports the fol-
lowing Real Estate transactions
Edwin and Harriet Holmgren of
Libby 240 acres, 10 miles north of
town to R. w. Rody of Cascade.
Possession to be given in March;
Wilfred and Mary Olson of Libby,
to Demmon Parker, property in
South Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
RED CROSS TO BEGIN
FUND CAMPAIGN MARCH 3

The South Lincoln Co. Chapter
Of the American Red Cross met
Monday evening in the community
room at the courthouse Routine
business was discussed and it was
announced that the Fund campaign
will start March 3, with Mrs Oar
rel Shaurette acting as chairman
The Troy branch of the chapter
will assume one-fourth of the quota
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
MORNING GLORY PATROL
MET FEBRUARY ii

Morning Glory Patrol of the Girl
Scouts met at Mrs. .Preston's home.
We rad our business meeting, fol-
lowed by our Valentine party AZ
ter games and other things a verv
nire lunch was served. Much graft
tide was expressed to Mrs.. Preston
for the grand party.-Merrill Part
low, scribe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
LAWLOR TO LIBBY AND
EUREKA FEB. 1920

Earl " Lawlor, Veterans Admin
istration Contact Representative
will visit Libby and Eureka on We'd
nesday and Thursday, February 10
end 20 Mr. Lawlor will be at the
Department of Public Welfare of
flee in Libby on Wednesday, Febru-
ary 10 and at the Department of
Public Welfare office in Eureka on
Thursday. February &c.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13

Clair Bitterman and Gene Pet
erson spent Sunday in KalispeI.
Mrs. Margaret johnson of Pol
son came last Tuesday evening and
stayed until Friday visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Bill
Boothman. Mrs Brad entertained
Mrs. Johnson and the Boothman
family at a dinner Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Johnson states there is
TO snow in Poison and that it hasn't
been below zero all winter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
SCHEDULE OF GAMES FOR
DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

The district tournament at Col
umbia Falls February 1922 will
begin Wednesday afternoon with
Libby and Columbia Falls playing
the first game followed by White
fish and Troy, Eureka and Big Forl,
with Poison drawing the bye.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
BLUEBIRD PATROL HAD
VALENTINE PARTY

The Bluebird Patrol of Girl
Scouts entertained new members at
a Valentine party at the home of
Mrs. Arley Thompson. The new
members are Betty Green, Jo-Anne
Downing, Alice Bowen, Anita Baeth,
Mary Lou Pival and Frances Fields
A new project of knitting will be-
gin at the next regular meeting
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
IN POLICE COURT

Saturday Eugene Peterson and
Dick Speed were arrested for driv-
ing above the speed limit of IL
miles per hour in the school zone.
Each driver appeared in police court
before Police Judge Elmer Switzer
AID was fined SIS, and admonishcd
trat a repeat of the offense will
draw a much sitter penalty.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. James Phillips flew
IN from their home in ANCHORAGE,
Alaska, visiting Sunday and Mon
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Burpee. Mrs Phillips and
Mrs. Burpee are sisters. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips are well known
here, having lived many years in
Libby. They left Tuesday, flying
to, Seattle for a short visit before
returning home to Alaska.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
OFFICIAL DISCHARGES
ISSUED RECENTLY

January 81, Jason F. Schmalz,
Kalispell, Army; February 2, Ed
win Herbert Stratton, Yak, Navy;
February 5, Loren R. Kujawa, Lib
bv. Army.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
FOR THE PAST WEEK

The following is a report of the
weather as furnished through the
courtesy of the Libby Ranger Sta
ton.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-02-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED RECENTLY

February 8. Ben T. LaPoint and
Genevieve Shriver both of Spokane
February 8, Charles Allen Hubbs
of Moyie Springs and Lorena Eliza
beth Andrews of Spokane. Febru-
airy z, Norman Collins and Louise
F. Dedmon both of Boomers Ferry.
Pershing Gooselaw spent Sunday
in Kalispell visiting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02
HILLCREST HOMES
GET STATE CHARTEI

Chartered yesterday by Secre
.ary of State Thad Eure, the Hill
crest Veterans Housing corpora
ion, of Wilmington, is ready t
help Negro veterans purchas
homes in the Hillcrest project.
The non-Stock firm was incor
porated by Raymon Heath, R.. M
Quinn and Willard Lilley, loca
Negroes. 1t was announced re
Gently that the homes in Hill
crest, a slum-clearance project
would be sold with veterans be
Ing given preference.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02
CHAPTER
THIRTY-EIGHT

"Gsil. l simply won't have it.
l. O hear?" LISA sad sharp
Nv '"You are coming back to
~ New York with Martin and me
.,d you're going to be suitably
1Sannched on the sort of social
asreer I've always wanted you
70 have.
mo, Mother,' said Gail, and
..o very fact that she said
"aM,iother' instead of "Lissa''
nss significant. Give found a
, ss9 like in the world and
~ kind of career I want"
Ijssa whirled Oh Charles with
scented whisper of taffeta,
md said holly, "This is your
".ork You've taught her a lot
" nonsense about the dignity of
Thor and such foolishness.
sboIIld have known better than
=. 1et her come here"
~""Lissa," said Martin. ana
Ho,Igh his tone was quiet, there
v.as something in it that drew
We, around to look at him in
n~n7nIete establishment. Gail is
sot a child any longer. She's
o1d enough to know her own
rind.'
"she's barely eighteenth
"sorry. Lissa-let's have the
ruth. shall we? I'm almost TO-
"We'd be happy to have you
with us. Gail" said Martin with
complete sincerity. II confess
sot quite a kick out Of the pros
rect of having not only a beau
tjful wife but a charming
daughter in my erstWhlle bach
dior home, and I'd be delighted
II YOU could see it that way.
But it's your life, and no one
Else has the right to try to live
II for YOU