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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept
part part time; & tax returns prepared; ed state
DISQUALIFICATION ffi sesesreR four
Intensive research writing administration,
labor personnel problems; one year top
interior China; excellent references: Salary
secondary to position Offering increasing
adninistr. responsibility. Box 171-Y. Star.
BookKEErER ACCOUNTANT, part time
service only: all taxes. Owens e17s. MR..
BOY, eoiored. ls, wants work as dish
washer or any kind OF store helper. DE.
BuYER. expedites. machine tools and in
dustrial equipment; both Govt and private
experiences: substantial connection de-
SoNfRoLLER soss h. cra i2ti fN ess eaeep back
cost and tax. desires nos. as controller Or
tss, rsS acs1Snssnt Gov WITH progressive organi-
hRAFTING SERVICES, mechanical archi-
tectgrsl. typographical. structural. Me.
JsNIToR desires immediate full-tirne work
With quarters: reliable. experienced, sober.
fiiffiE iSstRANcI@Man with unusual
sales and MANAGEMENT experience viii be
Available in Washington about May l.
Pleas3e gSrite Si fnh details OF oner to Box
MAN. experienced. wants position az. nlsht
auditor, transcript method. Box 4s2-Y,
Man AND WIFE want small apt to care
4 prkEerok Sc ke desires
sft!on for summer months in washington
OF nearby virEinia. Write J. R. ELSEA.
Es1 ses "a 70,
students; clerks. typists. bookkeepers. sa-
ditors salespeople; aysilsble for afternoon.
morning and evening work. Cali employ
ment bureau, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI
yERSITY, RE. .o62 -l6
STENOGRAPHER MAN available eve
aipRs; also Spanish correspondence. tran
Stations. II required. Write Box 272-Y.
SECRETARY-oFFIcE MANAGER; book
Keeping, legal insurance, sales and
personnel; IL years experience: age 80.
capable OF assuming full charge. Desires
connection % with & essselisi,sd orsanissstion
$50 per week Box 406-Y, Star. %
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and lst-foor cleaning tcoloredl
S25, live IN. nice private room and path
COOK .G.H.W., s:day week; CATHOLIC rec
tory; Q to 7; s25 per week. cH. 2614.
COOK. G.H.w., live in: s25 wk; fond of
children, have other help: local references
I1esaired; OF suns; and half day Thurs;
2sSl Brsndswine St nw EN- 1879 4 s
nfnf nef san 1S' Ho R f91m 6ss5. with 0a'h' eApef
COOK: .G.H.w., experienced: live in. fond
Of children. recent reference; S22 week.
ccooUPPLE OR G.H.w.-cooK. experienced
live in. pleasant quarters; doctors home;
COUPLE, white, for country. Man to cook
Bedroom, sitting room and bath: Ions
nrst-ciass help. Write to Box 3o3-Y, Star
COUPLE, white, ex-soldier and wife. want
ed May st on 4-acre summer place, 36
miles from Washington; man for outside
work on grounds. wife as cook; family of
inS condition. Call MI. 03S6 after 5
GIRL, shw.. for small apt. lis; Bendix
washer, year-old child no cooking; on bus
line; health card. recent ref. required. De
Fl. ESQ to 6; local references. Wo.
HoUsEKEEPER, experience necessary. Ref
erences required. Promising position with
growing hospital. Box 424Y. Star. -
H0USEKEEPER; live in; fond of children:
local references necessary S25 wk. 81.
HouSEKEEPER, white, middle-ased. to
sleep in; one who prefers home to wages
No cooking. Write Route No, 4, BOX 443-B
LADY to o" help with . babies; good pay
live in; no ficaters. GIL. 1890. 10 :.
private family: upstairs room and bath;
no laundry must be experienced and
have recent references; South Arlington
section; SIS per week. GL. 1886. -
MAID, g.h.w. and cooking, for employed
couple and 3 school-age children: 5ia-day
vk., S25; please call only II bet. $3.50
and want 9 permanent sleep-tn position
MAID, colored. g.h.w., care OF one child;
no sun, or eosokins; Q through early din
MAID, cook and s.h.w.; live in or out: 6
days: Se5 wk EN-. 1888 Is
WOMAN, white, middle-aged. for ghw
and care Of children. Call UN. 1906
WILL GIVE HOME to two employed girls
In exchange for light household duties;
Catholic home. Write, stating age and
refs Box 4Os-A. Star. 5
CAPABLE RESPONSIBLE GIRL, colored
to do thorough cleaning Of apt, light
laundry. and help take care Of 9 small
boys. must like children; Mon, Wed.
$40 pm; salary. so and carfare: health
card and references. CHARLES 5425
Conn ave or OAIh o
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

maid; maid desire salary no lower than S2b OF
$40 week Call Ii, S773.
GIRL, colored. honest and reliable, desires
ironing. Tuesdays, S5 day, carIere
DU 1904 after p I'm.
GIRL, colored, refined. desires part-time
work, afternoons or days work. MI
Pleasant section; experienced, references
HoUsEKEEPER, white settled lady, good
cook, in adult family; live in. Box 4o5-Y.
IAUNDREsS. experienced. curtains. per
sonal laundry, fine fabrics nicely done
sunny yard. references. RA. 1888
WOMAN, colored, wants morning work
WOMAN, colored, wants laundry work, OF
cleaning by the day. DI. 1884. .,
WOMAN, colorsd. wants o,sf g;h.w.' cooKins
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wishes days
work, spring cleaning: s. per day: from
9 an to 4 pm. Ii. GO52.
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noAAF Jap. coAapAlIrs tcSst. !


EfCNNs--6tzeam yons oiA kifchsr
.ith the ysEy nssst @sansnsfs @ g. nc etIs. s,5ak
inK: Ne VIII furnish plan and estimate.
MODERN HOME CO.. Ma. e7lO.
PAINTING. RAYEKNG, noors. water
Ss1fnhE UosP Est. iiss 1875. sdiiirsakT HAsnfoN
AD 6129.
PAINTING, paperfnE. plasterinss dder re-
finishing and general home improvements:
SO months to pay. ARFCRAFF DECO
PAINTING, interior and exterior, by 5
reliable veterans: highest Grade Of paint
SAPERING and painting done ut reason
able price. Call Trinidad 1910.
FfLASTERING and stucco repairing. also
new homes: 20 years experience. SUNDAY,
Of after 4 pm. weekdays. II. 1929 -.
. sI.. ess%sse RSassei1s sfoa sf a9s s rsi:
scckiEEN c YouK rokGH Ehii. have /. ns- 4,
terial. Phone W D. TAYLOR. 81. 1892
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGnsG-Ex-
sperienced white mechanics, reasonable
prompt and free estimates. AIL-BRIT1
ohc9aSAkINfhkas oif 9paSAkNfhksoPErso. Janitrol sas BOIL
May MAY iSneI1is aHETING nss5ffA coMffAaY. Or oR. oi5I
GENERAL CONTRACTING. remodelins
and repair work. estimates gladly siyen.
ZEE FFEEzANkNE zdSkkkE Ga, a0sI m HfissoyENENT is Co
roofing, siding and storm windows. Free
estimate. FHA terms. WA 6b21, No.
0O59 -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outs O. expo
sure meters, fash guns, carrying cases
range finders, films, color films, photo
more tems We buy and trade See @ Ss
psps paone eS sss "a ave
JONES' NA & F. oSGadp fkfs sfASo Se
nn5rSa 1G5S IN 'si 'MsiAe;Hs-nex, CHS used: hal hand,
elect: sale. rent; Addometer. $12.e5. To-
day. co. 1925; week DI. 1872. 1l12 14th.
ADDING MACHINES, hand and elee.. desk
asSfss ToIs sss 1osh St NV. NA. Ass,
portable and stationary. new and used; all
sizes and descriptions. AIR COMPRESSOR
SERVICE; JMG, Iss4 ,aa sSTd st nv nv. li0
slaaoS ss Dos model GOOD condition, is sa7s s' oR'
Air = eoNDIrIoNEKs, all types. aE and
AK ;e0 coNDITioNEks. 6nE % several eve Sizes, tor
HiE sSslPRsnt rooa oL new t7ls d
sIS sSSs6I99,osPks Pea sII ,yD.s new sna
RE sa ies gov Since rs us s75. I JeoaRaNsoN e.
AIR CONDiTIoNER. used Westinghoaase
ss asH: slss W (. EssRiaHr iee5Asss eos Ego
ANDiRoNs, brass. everything for the
fireplace. large variety, brass and copper
of all descriptions: take advantage Of low
ANTIoUES-seiling out entire stock in
ciuding lovely pine Dutch sinks. corner
cupboard; S35: pine chest and commode;
ssnus sse g. sfasow ps Hts aIamff H. ssss china
lssf table. maple soa Boston ae' rossef. s sP g.
ANTIQUE = victorian slan...op desk. 3
,1p. anMT .cs faa sos pgnx eases o
vsR vR MFG. CO, sooI % Conn. CONF ave-. 81. s5s5.
sasH soos eonason
sATHTgss, new snd used; psslas; Rs tollsss; u q
double red. Ga It. sa, plus equipment,
and arspss sse:s onss Rev.
table. ! misssllaneoas chairs; ali mahos-
any; cal1 NO 5000. s, .,.... -
tresses: baby crib, complete: gasoline
sss ssn sasd sde With o1s sR sftsr
sEDkooM. 3 Ei s,o IlvfsG HssSao kooa n bINETTE: II
you want to save real money all We ask Is
that you examine. our merchandise before
you buy. Check these values 81 the United
Everything is brand-new and In perfect
condition: 3-pc. bedroom suite, bed, vanity
and chest. $685. 3-pc. modern walnut
bedroom. bed. chest. choice Of vanity or
dresser, $19 a5 Cotton mattresses. al sizes,
S14a5 Simmons coil spring, $40. Ssudio
couch covered In beautiful TAPESTRIES. fuu
inrier-sprine construction. complete with
pillows and steel back rest. S54.bot BesaI l,,
spring prewar construction. 49,. These
are legitimate values and We invite your
Inspection Store hours. An. 70 PIE.
Is months to pay. All payments made il
our ONCE No finance companies. UNITED
xuRNTTURB CO.. 1106-11o7 7th st. r.T,
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SITUATIONS MEN fcsas. 1.

TRANsIATTONs-Tren veteran wants
part-tifne work translatinF books. articles.
documents, etc; French-English. Engitsh-
French: work at home. Box 319-Y. star.
VETERAN, "a, with car, attending type
writer mech. school. desires part.time en-
ployment; pref. typewriter maintenance
work. Ii. 2S75 after ] pm.
VETERAN, effcer, 80. A. B. and IL. p
degrees, D. c. Bar, seeks employment IN
law firm. Box 269-Y. Star. o.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Sd sedans; share esn rss esch wtsH nGTs, aTTo
TRAVEL. % Mass ave. NV. RE. 6SSa. 7s
LINCOLN, NEBR.-Lady wants company of
LADY on share the expense basis TIE. 7443.
Leaving April Sth
DRIVING SEATTLE, via Salt Lake; take
three, share and help drive; refs. exch.
Elk. 6199. after 8 pm. IL
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ACC0RDIOSS and band instruments re-
Ipaired-Quick, efieient repair and over
haul work on all makes by factory-trained
experts, Republic e2la. KITS, 1890
ADDING MACHINES. calculsters cleaned.
oiled and adjusted All WORK guaranteed.
RE 1l77. UNITED TyPKWRrTKR CO.
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ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY mas college
vacancies for fail IN accounting, economics,
laneuage, eleetronies, business adniris-
tsation education. social StGdt<s, rhychoi-
osy. speech physics, engineering, chem
istry. Masters degree required. Minimum
salary, $500 month.
Private school positions for fall in:
speech, dramaties, music, piano, COM
mereisl, French, physics. English. band
master, command and military school
Bachelors degree REQUIRED. Minimum $500
month. Apply now. No registration fee.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. 294 Colo
rado BldE. 4th and @ SITS. NV. RE. 393s.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

INSURANCE ADJUSTER tm1. under 35:
some eXper. in auto. bond and casualty
fields; $4,000 to start. WALTER H. KESS-
LER PERSONNEL SERVICES, 612 Wash.
Bldg. DI. 1920, DI. 4442 i
ENGINEER tm.1. under 45, experienced in
installation and maintenance of retrigera-
tion and air-cond. units commercial fields:
Headquarters in New YORK. Must be will
ing to travel. Salary. S7,50u up. accord
ins TO exper. WAITER H. KESsLER PER-
SoNNEL SERVICES. 6l2 Wash. Bldg.
DI. 1920. DI. 4442. -
ENGINEER (mD. refrigeration, nonunion.
good salary; textile engineer research.
$4,000 UP: statesmen, local and travelling.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV.
ITALIAS-ENG. STEM. IT.. must know
Italian language. start $500 mo-: stenos-
rapher receptionist, start $1,000, in
Georgetowin, Immediately; medical sec
retary, exper, $50 wk.; tax once ste
nographer. S225 mo. For top-saiaried po-
sitions. see Miss Young or Mr.. Bruce at
INA. 6241) PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911
G ST., next to church,
POLITICAL SECRETARY Q0.. start 5000
mo-. real interesting ONCE; embassy secre-
tsry. start Sls5 mo; See Mr. Bruce at
G, next to church.
ing position: much public contact work
exceptional employe benefits. Start $40
per week.
Typist IT.. general ONCE WORK. aver
time optional. time and half. Start $40
wk WALTER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL
SERVICES, 6l2 Wash, BLDG. DI. 49eo,
DI 4d4o -r
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FUR COAT, new, size 10, full length:
ABBY ssaassFfsa sana ea Ma Monday xp
suR n E. saEEckr1EcEs sE = Hundreds of IN.
minks kolinskys and SQUIRRELS at close -ou!
prices; tinal Goa. clearance. BAsKIN
Ioo hoase hssr sss s2e Ws es TO
FURNACE. American Radia.or Co.. coal'
excellent condition. EN-. 1896, Is
moved Immediately. "a Todd pl. DE.
fiUHRNITuRE-says up TO eos on AL nsy
soueh.s. sors bedToem. @ iisinr IN @ md diS.tss
Ias' Ts coas 81 v cc ssf'fs sasas III 1s' !. terms
nitare mads nks sx; s5 Il, ys... ra e.p.Ii- .,,.Il
FRANCE FRA III auehPsHoIssT.EaINd saoIs.. CO. s5os 14tb
st. NV. Columbia 23e1.
cious, luxurious apt and secure lease in
one Of best locations NV suitable for
a & or s o faasns sos sss
FURNITURE = steriIized, recond used
studio couches. Hollywood beds. s9da beds.
esstnets, essna R ssos p w. ismps. s. IS aD: sooE.
ss eS sssS w open snS s oas gei i4 fes
FURNITUKE--Duncan Phyfe mahogany
10-piece din. rnn.. Mahogany secrefary,
tea wagon, cedar chest, cor cabinet
ftRNiTGRE. PIANOS. Household
furniture. Estey baby grand and peMoli
player pianos, EIectrolux refrigerator, rugs,
carpets, musical instruments Including vio-
Iins, violin cello, guitars. mandolins. snare
and bass drums. clarinets, traps, cases ana
A, Neale, executor, estate SaIfie McCalley;
war activity organization. Metropolitan
Warehouse and others. at WESCHLER y,
aO5 z st. NV, tomorrow commencing $50
am: groups for dining, dinette. living
and bedrooms. odd sofas, chairs and tables,
sofa and studio beds, door and table lamps,
chests Of drawers, dre5sers, innsr-spring
and felt mattresses, mirrors utility and
kitchen cabinets. coil and box sprtngA etc.
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Continued on Next PsssS
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Professor Witnesses Spread
OF Arts Major He Pioneered

reading which Dean Bolwell de-
scribes as zone OF the most ixnpor-
tant parts Of the major discipline. +"
IA corner in the Deans own ofdce
Il given over to The American
Thought and Civilization Book
shelf. This Is maintained BY stu
dents as continuing memorial TO
Patricia Hazard Donovan, student
who died in is40.
THESE courses are not intended
primarily as patriotic exercises Tor
students, nor as a demonstration Of
knowledge at the time Of gradua-
tion,' Dean Bolwell emphasizes.
Rather are they set up to preserve
liberal arts ideals by giving students
q co-ordinated knowledge Of Amer
lean culture with Its background Of
intellectual and social traditions.
This Is IN order that they may meet
the confusions Of the present intel
ligently; and the activities and in
terests OF modern life with superior
understanding and conviction. In
other words, in preserving the lib
eral arts ideals we must combine
them with efficiency with the prac-
tical II our students are to find
them an equipment for living"
Recently, special emphasis has
been put on cooperation between
the Graduate Council at the univer-
sity and private and public research
organizations in the Nations Capt.
tai. Students have opportunities for
afIiliation with scientific and re-
search opportunities such as are Of
fcred nowhere else. To make the
most advantageous use OF these re-
sources, the Gradute Council can
permit the candidates In its doctoral
disciplines to engage in studies that
move freely across administrative
lines.
DR.. Bolwell Is q graduate Of st,
Paul's School, an A. B. from West
ern Reserve University and . M. A.
and Phi. D. from Columbia Univer-
sity. He Is q Phi Beta Kappa. A
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" Jessie Font Evons

Collees students are learning
more about America, according 70
Dr. Robert Whitney Bolwell, chair.
man Of the Graduate Council OF
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tended 70 aS- Uf. 1stNeu.
sociate culture and learning only
with things European" It Is now
being offered at a dozen or more
leading universities. The Univer-
sity of Minnesota and Harvard and
Princeton universities were among
the nrst to adopt American Thought
and Civilization programs after Or.
Bolwell had pioneered In the field,
The University Of Pennsylvania has
recently added q special reading
course for seniors majoring In
American civilization.
The basic courses in this major at
George Washington University in
clude American literature and phi
losophy, United States economic and
social history. the historical geogra-
ply Of North America and the de-
velopment Of American civilization.
Supplementary courses include soci-
ETY. and the school, representative
American economics, American folk
arts, government and diplomatic
history Of The United States. In adj
dition, students must supplement
their course work with independent
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Porent- eocher
Activities
Met tinel Thi1 Week:

H. ytxA1xU AAS1 ~ veNA
8 F1Ilmore Monday, 3 pm. Report
of actiyities. Pupils Will entertain.
Gage Tuesday. . pm. pr 8.
Ross Taggart win speak On par
eutS' Approach 70 eex Education Tor
children. 4 Discussion. Installa-
tion. Short program BY new Girl
scout Troop No. i1e.
Ketcfan Monday, Z pm. Mrs.
q. !. Schaeffer, principal, viii talk
on the Present Teacher Crisis. In
stallation, conducted by Mrs. o. @.
Hankins, District Congress presi-
dent.
Central Tuesday, pm. Election
and installation. Exhibit OF fine
arts, practical mechanics and home
economies. Fashion show.
Randle Highlands Homemakers
Club, Wednesday, ] pm. Miss Lewis,
instructor. will discuss Clothes
Clinic.
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lst ssasen. GiriE, 8
. activities, including
trained councillors;
q weeks. x100; half
Our pleased parents
dr. and Mrs. L. A.
Nd.
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AVG Collecting Books
For Veterans H ospitoIs

Il Ihe American Vetsrans Cou6uait-
~ yeaterdAy announced tha begin-
niue of 4 drive 10 collect books and
magazines Tor distribution on NJ
mortal Day To veterans at MT, Alto,
Walter Reed and Bethesda Naval
Hospitals.
At the Agriculture Department.
collection boxes win he ret up at
several entrances tcmorroW, refnain-
ing there through Wednesday,
May 28.
Another boz will be available at
AVG headquarters. So8 Seventeenth
street NV.
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CAMP MONTROAE--a
TO IL yrs. All esmp
riding and swimming I;
churches nesr. Season,
season, S125. Cstaiog.
will recommend IL.
RANDALL, Clarksvillei
Evening star., 1947-05-18
spurkmon. Will Discuss
South at Bur Session

Senator Sparkman, Democrat, OF
Alabama, viii discuss "The South
It's Problems and It's Advancement
at the Federal Bar Associations
monthly luncheon at 1890 p. m.
Wednesday at the willard Hotel.
Harold Lee, national president OF
the association, will preside at the
meeting, last Of the 1946-l947 series.
Members may obtain tickets by CALI
ing Mrs. Eleanor Bicknell, executive
secretary, at Metropolitan 1924.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

veteran of 27 years experience ct
HG. w. u, his original field was cor1-
cernkd with Elizabethan and Eng
iish Renaissance Literature. Later,
he became IN authority On con
.tc1uuorayy American Lterature, u
which fieid he has lcctpred w1dely.
Anre recently his classroom con
facts have become confined solely
to his Recent American Literature
course.
Likes te work With Hands.
4 DR.. HolWeIl Is an expert sells
taught, bricklayer, mason and car
penter. IN 1921 he bought South
port. q 100 acre tract coutaing m
excellent trout stream IN nearby
Marylad.
Here he built house. damned the
river, made swimming pool, dug
out his own tennis courts and laid
out a 12-hole golf course. These he
shares with his students in menu
orable get-together picnics and
aBclwell field days"
MY greatest good fortune be
declares. lis In having married .
wife who enjoys doing the things
II like to do" lMrs. BolWel Is the
sister Of the late Canon Russell Of
the Cathedral Foundation)
Another extra cirricular" activ-
ity Is planning pipe organ be
helped to install and has learned to
play.
Dogs are his friends. Once he
owned seven. When the war came
two went into service. One-an in
tellectual = became lieutenant
commander in the Coast Guard
Now his only canine pet is q wirc-
haired terrier, familiar campus pet
who accompanies his master to and
from many scholastic assignments.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

CAMP LUPTON Foa nIsIaA.ls soYs
On shsnsndoaf River in the Blue Ridge
Mts. 90 miles from wssh. Opens June d ~; H.
Massanutten Military Academy. Addfetss
Camp LNlton. Box 81, WOodstook, We.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

George wash
tngton Univer-
xity, who 10
years aso organ-
ized the Arncri-
can Though b t
and Civilization
major in the
university cur
riculum.
This major
nstt tuted q
distinct depar-
tlre from the
long estabahhed
program Of stu
dies " hich
SfA--aS~A L.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
I n. Eustuce to speok

r. II. Eustaee. counselor Of the
South African legation here. VIII
speak ri i meeting of the st. An
drGw,a Gcciety tonokruW ats : nm,
at tho NeW York Avenue Freely
tef4eu Church.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-07-10
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE

NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that the board Of coun-
ty commissioners of Big Horn
county, Montana, will meet as
a board of equalization on the
21st day Of July, A. D. 1947, to
examine the books and equalize
the assessments Of property in
said county. The board will con-
tinue in session for that pur-
pose from time to time until
the business of equalization is
disposed of, but not Later than
the 18th day of August, 1947.
THE ASSESSMENT BOOKS
will be in my possession on or
before the 18th day of July,
1947, and may be inspected by
all persons interested.
LAWS, REVISED CODES OF
MONTANA RELATING TO THE
COUNTY BOARDS OF EQUAL
Chapter 1Os OF the Session
Laws of the 29th Legislative
Assembly of the State Of Mon
tana.
An Act to amend Section 2115
of the Revised Codes of Mon
tana of 1885, Relating to Appli-
cations for Reductions in Tax
Valuations to County Boards of
Equalization. Be it enacted by
the Legislative Assembly of the
State of Montana:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-07-10

of the Revised Codes of Mon
tana Of 1885, be and the same
Is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Section 2115. Application for
Reduction in Valuations. No re-
duction must be made in the
valuation of property, unless the
party affected thereby, or his
agent, makes and files with the
board on or before the 1st day
of August, a written application
therefor, verified by his oath.
Said application shall specifical-
ly describe the property involved
and shall state the facts upon
which it is claimed such reduc-
ton should be made. The board
of county commissioners shall,
however, have the right to raise
or. lower the valuation of all Of
one class Of property in coun-
ty, as provided in the preced-
ing section"
Section 2 The act shall take
effect upon its passage and ap-
prevail.
Approved February "a, 1915.
Section 2574. THE PERSON
AGGRIEVED MUST APPLY
No reduction must be made in
the valuation of the property
unless the party affected there
by or his agent makes and files
with the board a written appli-
cation or makes any reduction
oath, showing the facts upon
which it is claimed such deuc-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-07-10
NOTICE OF C


PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that a special election
will be held in the City of
Hardin, Montana, on the 29th
day of July, A. D. 1947, at the
three regular polling places in
the City of Hardin, Montana.
The polls will be open for vot-
ing between the hours of twelve
o'clock (12:00) noon, and eight
o'clock. 5000 P. M.
That said election is to be
held to decide whether or not
general obligation bonds of the
City of Hardin, Montana, shall
be issued in the sum Of $45, 1000
90 for the purpose of building
and erecting an extension to
the City water works and plant
of the City Of Hardin, Mont
ana, said extension to provide
additional capacity to suf-
ficiently and thoroughly chem
ically treat and purify water
for the present and future re-
quirements of the City of Har~
din, and to provide additional
settling basins and filtering
capacity at the City Water
Plant, and to increase the wat
er capacity of said water works
and plant from the present
rate of one-half million gallons
per day to two million gallons
per day; and for the building
and construction of facilities
for the housing of filters, chem
ical machines, purifying equip
ment and additional settling
basins, and for work, labor and
material and equipment neces-
sary to build and construct