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PROPOSALS.

5 sion on % hereby invites sealed. BIDS from
ssass 9nssd d siisss &c
senser vessel S. 8. George WASHINGTON,
omeial Number 2s4, 4,sls. The vessel: sss.
RessTn. rleet eefa'sa Tomfins Cove New
shipbuiiding and prydock Company and
tsrsPie. et the pmsnsons saSsns sasTss
si67 s.rB net: s:5ss DC sssdTsisSt; si;.95 rs; i;so50
IS. Il. p; oii-fred. Speed: 16 knots.
Passenger capacity: 277. The George George
the war years in the West Indies agri-
cultural laborer program and more re-
Gently was employed In the serylce rom ON
New Yask 20 esr.d asa for sale 10 Citizens
restriction as to operation other than
thar that The as sssss sEa u he K q nnted ste
The terms and conditions under which
the vessel viii be sold and other peril
an tG4 Bas No. are * s6h aaed
upon pc application TO the Director; Large
Vessel saes epant,nent Papas1on Commerce
ntdln Building, Washington IS, D.. G. Permis;
sion to inspect the vessel may ne ontaineo
Ry.r n Feet Tsssk ss0 Cove
York, q. g. Maritime Commission. tPhone
stony Point 649). Bids will be received li un-
til 2:15 pm, Eastern Daylight Saving Time
Ills PM, Eastern Standard Tinsl. July thy
q. 1947. The Commission, reserves tnf
right to reject any and all bids. a. =
WILLIAMS, Secretary, United States Mari
tim Commission, Washington 20, y. Z
PURLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION: Fed,
| erai Works Agency. June II. 1947 7-SeaIso
bids win Be received at the ofaee .dmin q fne
istration, 1440 Columbia pike, Arlington
Va, until 10 an PSF; SIo;est yuly " 2Dt.WR w +
S, Paving 28. War DEPARTMENT Building-
Road Network, Arlington County. virgins
The approximate quantities are as follows;
400 Gu. yd. unclassifled excavation 1old 1
asphalt surface) and 500 tons type IL; ,1,o hot
wage s rates have been fixed as required by
law. For plans and spsetnfica cSask made as
payable to the Treasurer t Of Ir. the onfssd nbei1
return within 15 days after opening OF
bids. Plans, Specifications ana prop0sa, sH.r
above H. J. SPELMAN. Division Engineer.
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ou1-oE-1oWh REAL ESTATE.

sACRTFICE, FLoRIDA-2-apt. furn. house;
heart Of prosperous, town; highway, and
beautiful river frontage, S6,959i Sl,ooo
fnsR aERE.s sai YonR 6fns vAcaTfooN HOME and a
snug fsherman's haven in one of Florida
Communities. Over 400 sold. ! to acre
homesites, fronting or near salt water
community boat dock prigil.., hard rd,,
5000, S45 down, 81 mo. Immed. posses
sion For beautiful illustrated free book,
let write or phone Paul E, Harrison; 1a52
X St NV, NE. 1143. J. WESLEY BU-
MODERN 3-ROOM and bath cottage; on
near s'Is excel. trout fishing, avail. by week or
mo: $40 wk., $40 two wks. S125 mo. Call
MRS. o. r COOK, CHI. 5000, Ext. $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND End TEUsT LOANs-Promp,
call call COLONIAL rNVEsrHKST CO. ST
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsI-we VIII
buy second-trust notes. %. c.. nearby Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1914
n Y. ave NV. National 1888.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND
Virginia or D. C. property. THE AMER1-
CAN CO, so7 9TH Ma. So32.
"a hrs. Also financial aid TO builders
METRO REALTY co. Ex. 5499
CASH FOR 2nd-TRUsT NOTES; quick set.
st. NV. DI $3.50. Brokers, attention!
1st-TRuST LOANS on real estate; low
rates, terms or mo. payments, p. J
WALSHE INC. 1115 Eye ST. NV. MA. 64BS
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

SaEvRoLET 1879 l.ton 1Ss gaRa gaRs esfe RfeE
eENfRaL MoToR MOI ssonseaQS co eMc truck dealer
reductions; pickup 5, panels, stakes. dumps,
ScSss fafssis ssss tems 7ass
MOTOR CO. 5000 Lee hwy, Arlington
CHI. 1000. To reach from from " washington hi stsI
o' It. No. o. I'll or NO 20, drive Ia miles
HALF TRACKS 1s4e XII International
9s7sn 9s aasd in Rsss q only EaGsS 'a rs
T9kS 1aad 1sS5 dume acf fa paint
upholsteTg;- 40 ist-elass condition; $500
BhsEs. blesssns JEEPs, GaaS DUMPS, cAReos-Lsrge
cafvRoLET da2fEHnL 10 1sa1 Sir0sHsg1 "ton panel new
motor on prosd nissef for year aacs Sale
FoRp seSsb'eo is4S ga ton-and- s half stake. long
Wheel nd94s base 4srton SgGa %Cto aess Military as
D0DGE 1910 haif-ton panel: clean,
good condition: ready to drive away at
H59y ssRsEi to ss shss's sas
CHEVROLET 1871 dump truck: new motor
Excellent condition; $3.50, terms. CALVERT
MOTORS, 2611 Lee hwy" Arlington va.
METRO 1s41 WHY'S, 5000: good condi-
ton. Ill I'LL Wilson blvd Rosslyn, va
FoR1 Fol o'ne new C. O. E, 15s-in. w.b,. chassis
and cab: also new 15s.in. ssi wb. chassis sd! and
FORD I941 4-cylinder l2-ton pickup, 500:
Chevrolet l942 11a-ton 157-inch chassis
and cab. s350 Ford 1888 11z-ton chassis
cab and bottlers body, $3.50: Ford Ig3S s
lh-ton chassis and cab, $3.50. STEUARF
IA 1000 -2s
FORD 1912 lh-ton, long wheel base,
chassis and cab truck-------- S725
1941 International iz-ton, long wheel
base, chassis and cab truck I'D
1889 Ford 12-ton dump truck ------ 40
1885 Pontiac 1aton pickup truck la5
l941 Dodge A-ton pickup -t--L--- 3so
JOHN s. REECE, 1114 Half st: sw. -
BARGAINS-Special clearing sale; don't
let these low prices fool you. these are
good trucks: save over. 500; II you meed
ia truck you must see these:
Ii 939 Int. 1ha-ton loft. stake $780, S595
II $40 Diamond-T open cab, pick up 235
III 942 Chevrolet 1h-ton dump s95
III 942 Chevrolet 1I2-ton cargo AKA 595
1912 GMC 2l2-ton dump, spd. rear ], ,lg5
1943 Federal 2l7-ton dump 20
l94u Dodge / 2-ton dump 695
1945 Cushman Scooter %
1910 Dodge suburban carry-all ----- T15
1910 Mack 2la,ton. dump ---------1 "a ga 2
SN GMS paks' oAna On land or c9 sea Guc Trsee Ss2
Dealer, 5000 Lee highway, Arlington. CH.
1000. To reach. through Georgetown, cross
Key blidge. turn right Gus No. 211,, or
No %, drive | u miles. II
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MONEY TO LOAN.

to low lower ;1 your IN mo. 0 pay. ADAMS REALTY
CO, RE. 1912. a05 N. Y. ave. NV. go
AZ INTEREST ONLY on D. C.. property
Let us combine your lSt and End trusts
into one loan without charge for appraisals
Look op what you now are paying ano
HoWENsTElN REALTY CORP. 141s, H
st. NV DI. IS? "a
Nd. and Va properties; prompt service.
Call Mr., STEVENSON. Ma. s6s2; eyes eyes
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VET WITH DUMP TRUCK wants work by
hSy1 dsy as, er e09sTss.i hHY7s2 sS.v
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF. ME. 7011. 80
eral hauling; vans, stakes, panels white
help; reas rates. FIR. $3.50, Ext. 72.
GENERAL HAULING or all kinds trash
VET HAS DUMP TRUCK for hire, prefer
ably to, builder. Call Wo. 1867: Ia
driver; by day. week, month or contract.
THE De MARCO CO., INC, WA. 1896.
PICNfCS or private outings-10 0-wheei
Army troop carrier, seats for 20, room for
40. JOE vARRELLA, FIR. 67s7, TR- $500.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

FTREPRooF WAREHOUSE wanted: ap;
PRANsFER PTSAissFasRfs s'OsI 4 sToRAdE CO. iMa. j.
WANTED 10 Fireproof; 10000 to
OLD-ESTABLIsHED WAREHOUSE concern
desires more space for furniture storage
either freproof or nonfreproof. 5000 So
It or more; must be reasonable. Box l6s-
/, Star -2Z
WAREHOUSE, rent or buy. suitable for
wholesale distributor. UP to $500 SO; II.
pny D2Q-M Star -2b
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

MANUFACTURING PLANT or warehouse
Tor sale; 1-story building, containing sp, .
proximately $4,000 So It; OF moor area area
trial. Suitable for a variety of uses; Pri-
vate spur track with loading dock, heavy;
crane. modern heating equipment, ample
outside land for expansion. Property. in
excellent condition., conveniently located
RESPONSIBLE tenant. See WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg. DI. 5000.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

1855 SO. FIT. of ground, zoned for
warehouse or light industry. with Pa. and
B. & 0. RR. adjoining; can build up to 5
floors; will lease or build to suit tenant,
BERLIN REALTY CO. EN-. 1900. -26
1900 SO. FIT. on lst floor in new nreproof
BLDG, 14l2-ft- ceiling height, wide con-
crete street in front, truck-loacing doors,
railroad siding in rear: all utilities: 10
minutes run to heart of downtown Wash
tngton. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS.
INC. Washington Bldg, DI $500: ewes,
CH oo2S -o.f
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AUTO PAINTING.

Alto PAINTING-Complete job. S35 up;
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave extended Sc. Il. $3.50; .
immediate service: prices reasonable. 3510
Ga. ave. GE. 9S42
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. $50: Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADDl-
SON CHEVROLET, 1924 14th st. NV. Ho.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AJToMo1IyE MIscELLAhEoUs.

REHIND CANADIAN EMBASSY. bet Mass
ave. and N st.: $40. MASON. 1888 n 81
Iyn SE12 "a"
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Suoor for Eostern Europe

Sugar production estimates for
Eastern Europe states In the 1946-7
season include: Bulgaria, $4,000
tons; Romania, $4,000 tons; Hun
gary, $1,000 tons: Poland, $50, 600
tons. and Czechoslovakia, 10000
tons. .ss kzxnasrSaa
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Q. 1As South you hold:
ATS 2Q82 l0365S2 -
what do YOU bid aoyp
The bidding has proceeded

what DO you Did noWP
Awhile 1t Is quite true that partners
double Is intended for penalties neverthe-
able to defeat the adverse contract single
| handed, In as much as that would require
| four high card tricks from him which his
would deny. Furthermore, you know he
will be disappointed defensively in hts dia-
mond holding. He may expect to take one
| or two tricks In that suit and be rudely
disappointed. The suggested call Is five dia-
monds which ought not be too expensive.
| Copyright, 1947, by Charles n. Goren.)
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YEEK-END Used BARGATNs-
PARKING LOTS.

PARKING LOT-want to rent parking
lot Roy I'LL, Star rs
PARKING SPACE FOR RENT-3 spaces in
the rear of 1921 Adams Mil I'd. nv, at
18th and Columbia I'd. Call HENRY !.
ROBB, INC, 1924 Vermont ave, D1. Sl4l.
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ALI advertisements offering ante
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES a FOR SALE.

the car you are looking for. Come In any
Tuesday 7 pm. Make your oder II you
see the car you want; terms can be ar
ranged. /. C.. AUTO AUCTION Ills 70,
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c. G. SLOAN & CO., INC. auctioneers.--
Estate sale valuable household goods ano
pubiic auction at sloars. rs 18th St,
Wednesday. June IS. starting t,hurr at 10 an; nv
Pr9m pTdsr tne a tSe Ri9ss 81 National Bank
estate of Jenny Louise Reitsiua: by order
of Harold S. Harrison. committee .s sna
from mans nss5 PFysfe oSnS5s shoAN o co S NC
Auctioneers. established 1881. -24
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Brick Dweinng
No 103 E Street NortheaS containing SIX
rooms and bath. hot-water heat-By xir-
tue of a deed Of trust recorded In Lper
No. zoos. Folio 3s1, one OF the iana rec,
the request of the party secured thereoy,
the undersigned trustees viii oner for SAFE
by public auction in front OF the premises
PM. the following described real estate in
the District of Columbis, to-wit: Lot ~ N
T, w Smith and others SUBDIVISION oI iots
Once Of the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Iiber ! 6 at folio s3;.Terms'
One-third cash. balance IN montnIy pay,
purchaser, payable $3.50 per thousand dol
lars, including interest at per cent per
annum from date of settlement Of & sale Sc, Sc
opfion tns prSpep of puTehaser p deposit Of $500
required of purchaser at sale Examlna,,on n9,a
stamps and notarial fees az cost OF p.. pu1
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost OF defaultins
purchaser. after Ave days advertisement
| lished in washington. D. c., or deposit
may be forfeited, or without forfeitinS de.
posit, trustees may avail themselves OF
any lesal or sauitaSls Ilshts sssinfv1r vrk a.
BUcHEN. EDMuND NJ. EMMERICH. Trus-
tees. 3e1S,1o,l9p23,Zo.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

houses s or % screaSe; free spprsisal ScoTI
SANDERS. 1919 80. Cap. St. TE. 1888.
sELLING: We need al types q homes
vacant ground m D. G., Nd, and va
Our very capable sales force Is tops IN
all neIds OF real estate. We denver
Complete package-the sale and the a
nancinT Call sales manager, FREpER-
lex W. BERENS SALES. me- 1928 4
st. NV MA 9I41
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Word Come
Find % or more common English

Find "a or more common English
words In :.
NICOTINE,
meaning, "a poisonous aIkaloid. the
active principle Of tobacco" Average
mark is al words. Time limit, 20
minutes.
Rules Of tbs game-i. words mus b
Of four or more lsttsrs, 3. Words which
such as "bats," eats are mot used. g.
Only one form Of . word is used. 4: Proper
names are not used. list will be pub
lished tomorrow.
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Ao1oRCYdH.

INDIAN 1886 good running cond.; needs
paint. UN. 379s after Pm weekdays; gs
SPECIAL SALE-MotoBscane motorcycles:
limited amount on hand; reduced to 1895.
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO., 7th
JAMES is46, only 75o miles; excel con-
dition; crash guards, saddlebags, luggage
rack and windshield included; must sell;
only $3.50. Call Ma. 5S08 till g; Dl. 1878
HARLEY 3-wheel model Gal: !:
good condition; suitable for light deliveries:
$500. Call Mr.. MEDFORD, Ma. 2loo.
WANTED-Rear fender for Al, "A Harley.
Call Vienna 80 day or night. -23
INDIAN CHIEF. 1945, buddy seat, saddle
bag. windshield. S575. 81. 6743. "a
INDIAN CHIEF 1871; Chrome inclD: Dist.
insp.; $500; must sell before June %: reas.,
new 1947. FIR. 5543. WALTER P CURRY.
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q. 3--As South you hold:
Q1095 "a oAQ52 &K657
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
IA Pass Pass
Nhat do You bIdf

Awhile normally we do not permit the
opponents to buy a hand so cheaply when
they have bid into our strength and We
would prefer to let sleeping dogs lie. There
is some likelihood that the opening bidder
may have secondary heart suit that would
fit better with his partner. 1t Is highly
unlikely that your partner Is trapping"
Such practice Is indulged IN when strength
Is held in the adverse suit which you have
reason to believe is not the case in this
instance.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER Z SON, auctioneer

ADAM A. WESCHLER e. son, auctioneers.
Bankruptcy sale of building materials,
lumber, window frames, cement brick, as
bestos shingles. cinder and cement BLOCK.
rev toolshed. etc.-By virtue Of an order
of the District Court of the United States
for the District Of Columbia in re. Will
iiams Properties. Inc, Bankrupt No. 43S3,
auction at Gwynn Park Subdivision T. B..
Prince Georges County. Md. THURSDAY.
June 26. 1947,. 1880 an. $40 pieces
2xSxf6 and II: 2x4x7.s; 2x4xs; 1000 It.
lx6 dressed: so pieces ix4x7 oak hoor; Or
frames 100 2xsx12 cement blocks; 700
cinder blocks; 1000 bricks; II bundles as,
bestos shingles; Al rolls black paper: 80
oiIired Terms: Cash SAMUEL Nd
GREENBAUM. Trustee. Tower Building:
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GARAGES WANTED

WANTD 10 AENT-Garase cr suitahls
SPACE for sterass. Can Me 1918. Ia
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@. 4As South you hold:
AQ97 2K8T6 oQJ10 &AoY
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
Is 10 IL Pass
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TOMORROW
1OMlOnsNeON ".
nc OWEN 4, SON auctiopeers 42E

THOS. j. OWEN & SON, auctioneers, 435
ing known as premises, No. 5l4 M" st,
NV. By virtue Of certain desd ed. Ct trust I;a
279 ct seq, Of the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the request
Of the party secured thereby ,sl the .atder undeT
in front of the premises, on Tuesday. the
Gath day Of June A.D., .1947. at. 3 pm,
ss st6se in tSe strat Of
schneider's subdivision Of square 4s2.- as
pat tor tSe Dsrie9 81 she Of s.
Of way over. the south three feet Of said
Of Of sale: Ali cash. A deposit Of $500 viii
be required at, time of sale. All convey
ancing, recording. revenue stamps. etc.
Complied CO with within. so days from day
of sale, otherwise. the trustees reserve
the right d to resell af dssu0e s R50perIg Ct
after Ave days advertisement Of such re
sale. in some newspaper published , n
THoRRTSa Mfsa!RfsSR r OWEN fAn ftAaanssea's aSo'ASo'
Ie13.161s.21.2
ADAM A. WEsCHLER son, auctioneers
-Household furniture. mahoSany ease
aps, RsPs fsha shiraz and Karajas Scatter rugs
By By Of order All States Moving Service, Krieg' !
Express 81 Storage COMPANY and others
tomorrow, commencing $40 am. Modern
Waterfall bedroom group, dining, dlnette.
breakfast and living room groups, kneehole
desks chests of drawers, dressers. odd beds
box and spiral springs, inner-spring and felt
mattresses, china cases, mirrors, lamps;
studio and sofa beds. cedar, chest, record
cabinets, baby carriages, utility and kltch,
en- cabinets. tables chairs, etc. Baby grand
piano. | pm. ---
ZED L. WILLIAMS g. zed L. Williams. ir,,
uctioneers.-Auction at Williams Auction
House, els New York ave. TUESDAY
better Grade furniture, household effects,
glassware china, antique and decorative
pieces Attractive bric-a-brac, etc, deco
rated fine grade walnut bedroom suite, Eng
lish walnut bedroom suite. burl walnut bed
room suite, large 10-pc. walnut dining room
suite, breakfast set, living room suite, iv-
ing room and other desirable odd chairs.
upright mahogany case piano. coffee. end
lamp and other useful tables, 4-book units
marquarty inlaid mahogany chest of draw.
ers. odd oak corner china cabinet, ode
dressers and chests. add beds complete, OF
various kinds: 2 gas ranges. set OF an
tique solid mahogany carved dining chairs
antique early American chest with deck
! 2-drawer top, 8 Persian brass hanging
| lanternsS, lady's writing desk. fine bronze
decorative figure of woman playing q
harp. large lot cut glass, dishes. pitchers
bowls, glasses. etc; 100 pieces and sets OF
/ fancy china, cups and saucers, French
German, Austrian, Bayarian. etc, pictures
mirrors, tapestry hangings, etc. odd book.
/ effects OF many uses and KINDS.
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What do YOU bid now

What do. you bid now9
A-Since you hold q minimum hand
with distributed values, the recommended
to two spades. II partner Is unable to
take further action, you may be quite per-
suaded that no game will be missed.
Evening star., 1947-06-23

Arlington. Va. CH. 1000.
THOMAS. MOTOR CO., Colesville, Md
l941 Dodge, Gus. el. cpe., r. and h.-$1 ,2e5
1899 Plymouth de l. cl. cpe., h 795
194l Chevrolet csbr., r; and H. ,395
and guaranteed. Trade-ins accepted and
terms given If desired. Phone 81. 1904.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-09
VA PROTECTS VETERANS IN
PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE

I'm order to afford veterans ell
possible protection against the pur-
chase of over-priced real estate IN
the current high market, the Vet
Grams Administration mot the lem
der) will pick the appraiser Of 81
loans. effective January 2, an
nounced Mr.. Lawlor, Veterans Al
ministration contact representative
in Kalispell.
Under the revised proceed ne in
Montana, the VA will designa by
name the appraiser for each piece
of property offered for sale 20 vet
Grams .Indec The Guaranty loan pro
visions of the SGI Bill. A further
advantage IF tie rev ised sy5sem,
Nr. Lawlor sald is that it will re-
suit in bette control and coor i na-
ton of appraisals The regional Of
flee will be provided with a COM
plete record Of Ill appralsals,
whether or not The loan actually
is made. Dupl.clt.u $ of appra,sAls
on the same property for differclr
lenders will be elimir ated. Veterans
will save money because they will
not be charged al appraisal lee
if they buy DrOtsrty which had pr
Vieusly been apIl.,.i 10 / satisfactorily
Through November IS, the Mon
tana regional Veterans Administra-
ton office had approved for Mon
tana veterans 1900 loans for an ap-
proximate total of $7,l69,225, Mr..
Lawlor said
Veterans wishing information on
CT loans may contact any VA CON
tact representative; however, the
direct transactions for the loan are
conducted with the bank or lend
ing agency, Mr.. Lawlor explained.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-09
LIBBY FARM WOMEN'S CLUB
MET AT SULLIVAN HOME

On Wednesday, January 9th the
Libby Farm Women's Club met at
the home of Mrs. Betty Sullivan.
A delicious. luncheon was served
at noon by Mrs. Sullivan with Mrs.
Helen Grambauer as co-hostess.
There were is members and two
guests present. The guests were
Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. Chas. Candee.
Mrs. Mable Vanderwood, vice
president of the club, presided at
the business, meeting, in the abb
sence of the president, Mrs. Evelyn
Burrell A report on the Harvest
Dinner was given by Mrs. Ruth
Vanderwood; and Mrs. Dolly Bowen
reported on the Christmas party.
The birthday bank, which is OPP
ened once a year, yielded a neat
sum at this meeting. Mrs. Dolly
Bowen and Mrs. Kappa Rice, whose
birthdays are in December started
the fund for the coming year
a Christmas message received by
Mrs. Rice from Mrs. Anna Herbst
was read to club members.
The mystery package was won by
Mrs. Nolan
A1tci TIE buSiiieSS u the CluD
was completed the meeting was tur-
ned over to Mrs Ruth Sheldon
who was project leader. The prof.
ect was Better Lighting for Bet
ter Health" Several types of
shades and different types and sizes
of light globes. as we'll as charts,
were used in the demonstration by
Mrs Sheldon, and was thoroughly
enjoyed by everyone present.
The next club meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Dolly Bowen on
February 5th. Mrs Bessie Wallace
will be co-hostess.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-09
DOROTHY DELZER CLERK OF
LIBBY SCHOOL DISTRICT

At the meeting Monday evening
of the Libby School Board, Miss
Dorothy Delzer was appointed full
time clerk of School District No.
4.
Mrs. Paul Armstrong was appoin-
ted to fill the vacancy in the Jun
lor High, left by W. ]. Anderson,
who has begun his duties as County
as superintendent of education, her
Another change on the Libby
school faculty is Mrs. Jessie Fag-
erberg, who has served the county
as Superintendent of education, her
tenure of office expiring last week.
Mrs. Fagerbery has the 3rd grade,
formerly taught by Mrs. P. A. Ton
devoid, who has resigned TO travel
with Mr. Tondevold, who is away
from Libby much of the time with
an engineering company.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-09
CPL. ROBERT CHAPMAN
IMPROVING RAPIDLY

Cpl Robert Chapman who was
accidently shot in the left arm four
inches below the shoulder Deem
Der "a, is now improving as readily
as can be expected according to a
report from his mother, Mrs. H.
Chapman.
His parents received a long dis
lance call from him and he said he
was doing fine but would be in the
hospital for at least 10 weeks. Cpl.
Chapman is stationed at Keesier
Field, Mississippi.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED RECENTLY

Dec. 31:-Robert E. Zeigler of
Noxon, and Alice o. Dennis of Cut
Bank were married by Rev. j. B.
Farris of Troy; Jan. 4:-George Will
liam Virtue and Wilma Mae Wat
tiers both of Boomers Ferry, were
married by the Justice of the Peace,
H. S. Hepner; Jan. Sired R. Me
mann and Arlene v. Laffoon both
of Troy were married by Rev. W. G.
Stearns; Jan. MARVIN B. Hart
and Wanda ]. May both Of Spokane.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-09
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
REV. AND MRS. HASSKAB4P

The members of St. Johns Luth-
eran Church gathered Sunday even
ing in the church parlor to bid
well. The church parlor was
decorated with, cedar boughs and
candles which gave a holiday at
mosphere to the occasion.
A portion of the evening was
spent singing their favorite Christ
mas carols, during which the presi-
dent of the congregation, A. j.
Agather presented the Hasskamps
with a generous purse, a token of
admiration and esteem. The ser
wing of dainty refreshments by the
Ladies Aid closed a pleasant even
ing as the members departed, reluc-
family expressing their farewell re-
marks and wishing the Rev. and
Mrs. Hasskamp Gods blessing and
success in their new endeavor.
Rev. and Mrs. Hasskamp left
Monday noon for their new home
in St. Paul, MINI.
Don Martin of Warland was. a
Libby visitor Friday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Heath re-
turned to Missoula last Saturday
after spending the holidays with
relatives. Mr.. Heath is attending
the University of Missoula.
Mrs. Mabel Riley and grandson
Johnny Riley left last Friday for
their home in Spokane after spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Rileys
daughter, Mrs. Robert Holiday, her
brothers, G. M. and Frank Decker
and other relatives and friends.