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Evening star., 1947-03-20
HELP DoMEsTIc (cont. J


NURSE for children. white; live in; other
help employed; refs: open salary. Phone
WO. 92S4. -21
WOMAN, young. white. live In. care for 2
children, ages and 4; $50 to start; make
self useful AROUND the house; must have
local references. I'm. 8973. -22
WOMAN or girl, white. to care for chill
dren for employed couple. Glebe 0225
ewes, Giebe $500 daytime. -23
WOMAN, experienced. care for infant. do
ghw., ir. small apt; middle aged preferred;
b. C. health card, references required;
Sh-day week; S25 and carfare. AID. $500
from 9:30 to 4:30. -21
WOMAN, white, live in. ghw.; fond OF
children; suburban home; 500 q month.
BOZ 1855. Star. -21
WOMAN for light housework. mornings
Q week. S12 and carfare. HO. 1892.
A GOOD HOME, upstairs I'm. and bath,
reasonable wage, for clean, dependable
general houseworker, good cook. WO. 0696
30
PART TIME, mornings, Mon. through Sat.
general housework; local references. Call
fU 1895, after pm.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
, Hs s asds tax sseaIns s4
aSoeMaHti snee execative .biits. coiisss grad. mar
Red. desires permanent position. RE,
44scscSouNTANcY AGO M ai STUDENT, veteran. 81,
with car, desires part-time work from
R,BEP RR,BEro TsslRRE fARTs s2mslA MANAGER, with over 20
Years Years background in merchandising, pur-,
chasing. inventory control and PsrsonnIei aIr
eipaIs Of high-grade distributor in need ed
sssooaKPkasrasH 81 eaPksfs s1seas1ss e. years
,Ga snd tax Tssarns PREPARED Box sS7f ssaT:
sasF ss9s Or oook sssEss T.. H'ssS Ss j.
sa ss.saes sssas5 e sas5s s:is.. svs
sSsf sSs FOR xsaIts eafe Of design
ssss ss:krss9 ssz or nsH ss
eity man refcrsnees. ef nIlses' No. 1858.
JHSIToR, coiored. veteran, married, desires
S s4ssT stefea
and @ 1anitor's duties two children, ages !, s
B. COOK, 1s45 34th st. NV. MI s2ss'
WORK. work Window cleaning; painting floors
Hs slsanss ssss. and NJ vfssa PAYNE CAL a''ef p"'
MAN, 35, desires position. sales promotion
Or management; excellent references aoe Box
Man, Man over Yer so, desires position as cigar
seuse; StsIss essa esp. BOZ BOZ 1Ss;y. staE Il.
College he. z EXP: inside Selling. clerieai meta
forming: willing to learn. Box 134-V, star.
PATENT sEARCHER-Experienc wants
work on a piece work basis. Box 394.T
sssy susss ssss; Ssrs s studio a w,n
sssp@snt S1idSHs YORK anS sREssS abg
po ps1s sss
Tspher. RE. 1888 bet. 9 am. and . pm
REAL ESTATE SETTLEMENT MAN, with
title company experience and thorough
knowledge Of all real estate pr9ced4T;sfi w;fS
:HoEa&kfR ss1ssi F .. h01 around raSd Wants
ssss 20 i Ss'S sss sseR Ssa Sss any m
aas r1asys asn1aP5s snd ssnsass se e # f
no: 97??, 4 to $50 pm. sr.d Navy
with some schooling in radio and eiecsri-
g! '5SsfS 1s$s ss Drssss5s uass1 aSS
APRIL Ist-Sales managers services avail
able as national AAA-1 equipment mig dis'
fribufors basis Applicant is young. haTd
worker and has excellent organizating aDils
ity. Has had successful sales oackgrounn1
In the oil business and in direct sales; Will
travel. Telegraph or write Box 1873
YOUNG VETERAN, 30, formerly employed
as supervisor of shipping and receiving IN
Midwestern distillery, personnel and once
experience. desires position with tusnre-
YOUNG MAN, colored, wants evening work
from 4 until; as cook. porter, waiter or
care for bachelor apt. Franklin 1880 atter
YoJJNG MAN, colored, would like Job as
truck driver, helper, porter has references
ME 1895.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BoOKK thoroughiy
sSss "a sss e: B5s
ACCOUNTANT = Mature woman wants
biKshesyyMsaksNH bishe yMsfak III l4aa dssisn a1ssF
MIss sfss BERT fHs f0sRS 1870 sns s'fsia.'A aa Apt
bbRREssMAKER, bR highly competent, desires ,s.
good position; prefers model work. aHr WIise
writing. copyrsadine, layout, photosraphSy; pi !;
In journalism. OUR ism BOZ 4s2-T. star. 20.
GIRL, colored, wants receptionist assistant tan
Girl, n'eoi eoiored, H wants Job as bussirl, help
On steam tebe sssa 81
GIRLS, CIR experienced store managers and
Cleaning business or similar positions
sS5 SRsf T. Ssass s.. Tss bso ss"ss ossr
NURSE, practical. desires private duty; 8
hrs days or nights per week. Ho. 2749
% case o. temporary infant care. MI. s437.
NURSE, reg, desires position dr.'s once
H.F, 'ne Pe ''is Sx daGs s1y7 P5e Ssvssa
PIX OPERATOR, exper., desires evening
and weekend employment. Box 1ST-S'
ffRAcT1cAL NURSE would like entire care
Of invalid, mental case or special care
shild5en q housekesper s3us to elderly cogple
SECRETARY, experienced, neat, capable
Of handling position with responsibility
SECRETARY = -STENOGRAPHER,. capable,
experienced. wishes position, 5-day week
$50 minimum; coed refs. OIL. 6470. 21'
SECRETARY-TYPIST, exp, desires eve
ming and weekend employment. Box 3d.
TYPiNG-Manuscripts documents theses,
your Specifications, rates by hour or con-
YoUNG LADY desires general ofice work.
with little typins; 4o-hour, o-day W. week.
YoUNG CoLoRED WOMAN, who is a for
mer Government employe Of CAF-5 status,
desires a clerical position in business or
an ofice assistantship to a dentist or doc.
tor. Phone Taylor 6796, MISS M REID.
YOUNG WOMAN desires position. as re-
cepttonist or interviewer: good references.
excellent background. Write Box SS.V.
bUsINEssMEN! If you need competent
stenographer. typist or clerk for u day
full day or longer. call MISS BARRETT,
SWEET 'BR1AR COLLEGE graduate, 25,
desires temporary Job Of two months as
receptionist or companion to children or
similar, Monday through Friday. Box
400-T, Star, a.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection of cam
eras, projectors. enlargers, electric expo expo.
papers, chemicals, photo books and 500
more items I We buy ay. and 3. trade; BREM ZEN
acScoRbioSss cSsj at JoRpAN's and
save. New 12o bass. Frontalina, 1895
AhpSG b fS2s Ma9Rhs S1S Sh st hand and eee desl
models. new; immediate delivery; CAP;
IR TRI IcSMphGssok 81 hqh 81 Ma
igsSi sinsie phase, as 1noSao @ vol Volts i.7so rpm
GE EepGlsiona . Induction; recently eyer oyer,
afRIeoN1TrfoNER hfRiss RG S5SE UNITS lin crates,
complete, ,winter sale; four 5-h.p. Cope,
sRs' " 81 sRo9 ACME NE As s&Sss5s5 q
AkpIANH, Az, Ia. HySSj vultee BT-1sB in ike new
e9Pa ssfss eeS sesdy hs so y 0s so snss c vs.
SsffeGr Ct AosSss beautiful
5 aoss sR'1s SasRz '5 5s4o "fS
ANTiouEs. AsFrHa HEsS' lamps, marble top stand
blown water sets, clock. hurricane candle Ssl,
HARTs, Ensssi S. is67 st. N NV. RE. sssa; 90
AP;PFLIANCEs-Im delivery, brand
new electric irons heaters gas s,as ranges re-
ranges, electric mixers, hot-water heaters
kitchen sinks. GARBAGE disposals and ca6i.
nets oaai
trade-in trade IA allowances. select your appliance
ena am amoas 5srssi e
ARD TIRE = BATTERY CO., 10Th and .3;1
saGpToMd4iya p5 III HsSs SsMAhiiNTENaNcE III and shop
from ioss to 6oSs. L. D. sMooT & co
BABY CARRIAGE. s15: car seat, 50; play
pen and pad. S12; Teeter-babe. So. sH
dEsi BABY CRIB and inner-spring mattress,
asssonsss ana tsstsr0ao5f 81 81 sss excellent condition
tect your baby from those dangerous Jhnish high
saRs ahas tn6 hND BACK Il EAR EARS for your rec
immediate ininedeA delivery. cry. AMERTcAN STORE
sHAEff sshssiSHrfE. sood d' . condition, reasonable
b1THfTBs. new and used; basins; as toilets; le =
bkauFY n 4 ~ SHOP NJ 7la1 lEaa1upnrsr, mos. old
$4,000 worth for $1,000. WA. oseSo OF
BED BED SOFAS, elect. Frigidaire, iron bed
steads single and double; Kitchen cabine,
21O6 G st. NV. 22s
BED, white enamel. inner-spring mattress
summer rugs: reasonable. WO. 1858.
BED, double HOLLYWOOD, $25; 2 pairs RED
and white fower draperies, SIS. l psii
blue and white woven draperies. "a
BEDROoM, LIVING ROOM. dinette. EN-.
erson radio and accessories combination
including so pieces Of Rogers silverware
All brand-new mdse:. 210 pieces for S149
This outfit is ideal for any one who wants
will always save money on whatever you
buy at Turner'S. Be sure to come to Tur.
charge you any interest or finance charge,
for credit and give you up to Is months to
pay small deposit will reserve any mdse
that you select Remember. at Turner'S
you get personal service. For quality ir
furniture at low prices. shop Turner's
Open evenings until pm. Non. ane
NV. Ma. s157.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

JR. STENOG. %, $40 wk, publication
work, news assoc. fascinating office. Miss
st. NV, MA. 60S9.
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS, men CD.
senior, qualified BY experience in research,
development and manufacturing to SUPER
wise junior engineers in this field salary
range $4,000 to $500. WALTER H.
KESSLER, Personnel Services, Room, 612,
STENOGRAPHER, junior. under 25; pleas
ing personality, nice telephone voice for
liaison work: start. $175. WALTER H .
Washington Bldg. DI. 1920. DI. 4442
Evening star., 1947-03-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CALF, TEXAS, CHICAGO-Late model
sedans: share exp: ref. exch. WASH.
AUTO TRAVEL % Mass. ave. NV; RE.
WANTED, ride to California, soon after 9Th
of April: drive or help drive. SH. 1920.
1946 and l947 cars; we pay gas and oil.
Call MR.. THERRELL, Z am. to IL m.
and 4 pm. to pm, ME. 0574. 21s
Evening star., 1947-03-20

can make delivery. Apply 4o4 shsphsrd
pfsSsr' excel excel. sond.; leaving city. IA
Jesse an you snd III, II;
andsfsssa and beauty pta come in and try one CAME
BELL MUSIC co. 11Os @ n.w' D1. sa64.
PIANOS-New Spinets. used consoles apt.
PAso co.. S'5trs' ioa stR s2F St. sszo
r!ss at sss 'tii; aisI' s5ss
Ms sz;SssH HsssH 'R ;s'ss': ssSs .sS
?ss, r.
Hs sa4cs oak ,s H:ssi under Ryani
equipped with balls, cues, nrhts: $500
fGnGIs,ss PREssIso oxA xAc2aiNE 2hsH BOILER. h..
gas fired; excel. cond.; now in operation;
return sys.; 30-gal. sxpan. tank. ia. $500.
PRESSING MAoHNE. p.nts., ho.-h.sa;
good cond; ;s excel for + wash sano work ana
PRnssNs niR sHss ss2e Gs IA Hss@sn sssGe Steam
Mr.. Stewart. YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919
PROTECTOR, 86-mm sound, complete
with sound system. good condition. Call
FL. 0106 between and 8 81
QUILT, new. beautiful, handmade. star
design, bargain. S25. EX. $500: eve. IA
1888. 22'
RADIO HAMs-Msissnsr. 16o;;B. xMrn.
on your lste-model ear, T. T. NEWTON,
Dr. 1919. After pm. II. $500. Ext 2o7.
RADIO HAM PARTS, selling out. includes
10 NJ Al alum. tubing: reason, transferred.
CO. 1904. 20s
RADIO, General Electric, e-tube. cabinet,
in perfect condition; cost $175: will take
$50 cash. Call between and pm, 1121
Morse st. ne.
RADIos-Immediate delivery; brand-new
RCA, Phileo,, GE Zenith, WestinEhouss.
Crosley. Admiral. Stronnberg-Carlson,W VIII:
coz Gay. consoles and combinations and
record makers; low prices and easy, easy terms: rms:
radios from washinston's largest selection
Of nationally famous stanaard branas; n
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO. lOt4
and II sts. ne, Open evess Fridays ys5lI fnId
Evening star., 1947-03-20

CHURCH FURNITURE, pulpits. chairs. lee
sfsas SSsEs9 ssRis5SRi1; co. S4
LARiNETs-compare our prices before
you buy; New models, S99.5 MA. 1929.
CLOTHING, mems, full dress tails, chester
new: size 40 g long: RE. 67oo, Ext. 745ls
ls5ss IL s5 sseef : ASME Is; EGkN5fJFG I stove
Sxr iosh sp2s 7th ad r. ne IA bsef ssSs Wool like
cocA-coIA MACHINES. i. made by Mills;
ass sss t 5s5sfiatas na sSs sSns oes sa
g sfFEes fxsEH isxssGn asFvea me s7z Walnut s
GoNvEiyoR cow srEEl-Heavy duty roller
spa Is r. vide # long ssragh
S5.2l: All new in stock at the CRosBIE
eoRSgfs, coz spf srand.n.w b: nd models ss5 yoR-
DAyENPohr, modern kidney bean frieze;
See Bfsf s0nd FkEsaf fsS oE noie eses prisd.rs
pfITA SieEi sSS %ooP Ph0ps IsfaE HH s2S f. new
DESK, 1SS roc rock ~ maple, kneehole, 7 drawers,
$40; rock maple platform rocker. new.
rswovsbslsa s6sa innsr-sprinsed cushions Ss6'
DESKS, s0-inch walnut executive. Room
223, 1929 Vermont ave. NV. -21
DESKS. etes, nrss-class eond;. on display L.,
Sat sst"si i:so-5:so T pm. ESQUIRE FuRNf.
TURE SERVICE sALEsRooM. ss2 shep-
DESKS. Walnut. oak nat tops; typists,.
60-inch. 4s-inch, priced reasonable: used,
frst-cIass condition; 100 for Immediate
sale; nle eabinsts, wood, metal, 4.draxsr
miscellaneous once equipment. MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.. 63s New
DESKS, ONCE t5l. ss5:s45. practically
pew, also 2 for g ca; for $25 ca, !
and racks, IS to s25. 1s 7th st. ne.
DESKS, FILES. CHAIRS, storage cabinets,
safes all types new and used: once fuIni,
FURNITURE CO.. 11bs 21st st. n.ws ,Ex'
bbGHssgks-s bbGHssgk exec, 1 .teno. desks: 2 chairs;
tables, etc, s43i 18th st.. DE. 3a5s.
M; ots.P jeWsIr,; silver iox coat, size 70
viii sell very reasonable. WA. $3.50. --2s
Evening star., 1947-03-20

"3 FROZEN FOOD SHoPs"--These 8
modern. newly equipped shops shops, Joe located ts,, IN
diate. sale as an entirety, or individually:
food business should investigate this ex-
be arraneed This. is an unusual oppor,I;
ssstK @ss @s;'si Rzfsss'iof RxRR Ell ss
For sALE-Drive-in restaurant. COM
sistns 81 dsnce ha C
ing 100 persons: one BEDROOM and bath: oaSa
With th s ho
out: ~aef 56ofoot ei n fronsase sxseilent located
On aores msn d 9fifanday and MAJ MAJ 5s5 s5fa1
colored trade: 10000 gals: gas pumped
neWiy e established; long lease obtainable;
oi ssso6 5'ksfSE Really sas So
5GWEhRY Jew Ii PSI sToREWe 417e located on Conn
ave; now handling jewelry,. small leather
items, perfumes, etc; rent, $22b; long
nsd over approa % sssse
Esk' sppt. sTEsLfse sfi fsis' REALTY CO, sos 10Th
aEEEkAL ss sH Pi s4oRf, fe12 we'll sstablished, II
from Washinston,. carries a good line OF OF
groceries aHQ LueAt ana CdttES W uSCuo VI
commuters and small farmers. Real estate
includes a substantial 10-room house with
2 baths and Oil heat, store building 3ox50,
stock and delivery truck included. Price,
pointment BY. MASON HIRsT, exclusive
agent, Annandale, Va, at the end Of CO.
lumbia pike. Phone Alex. 5s12. Closed
GROCERY, MEAT, BEER, wNE-rhickly
populated ne. section; nice 5-rm. apt,
separate entrance: we'll stocked, good fix
lures, clean store; mostly white. trade;
over $500 weekly; good lease; ideal for
husband and wife or two partneIs PEAR
call Mr.. Cohen, 81. 1889, UN. 7543.
GROCERY, BEER; NV; colored trade.
This active, attractive cor. store does $500
weekly, has a lovely 5-rm. apt; very low
rent; fully equipped and heavily stocked:
This is real money-maker and should
improve greatly under new management;
price, I,so0 with 5000 down. easy
2239; ewes, call Mr.. Cohen, 81. 1882,
SUpER Kosher DELICATEssEN, on busy
thoroughfare, doing tremendous business;
long lease. For further details call II. 3.
scRWARrza sslGVts, M RE '1ss 1854 WIN "AA T.
BROKERS PRoTECTED-15o-ft. frontage
on Baltimore pike, 8 mi. to D. c.. z rms.
bldgs.; As acres Mr. BoYUM, HY $500.
LARGE NIGHT CLUB and property
Priced s6S,0OO. HY $3.50. CHARLES
goYuM. 5Sl5 Baltimore ave-. Riverdale'
Evening star., 1947-03-20

SELF-SERVICE MKT.-Business, ST. 900
weekly; has z rooms; -$14, 900, lock, stock
and barrel, truck included 49,
Hardware store-Nice clean store. doing
q nice business; about $4,000 stock.
Children's, infants apparel shop: rent
and price real low. Phone MA. 1908, J.
KLEIN. GE. 6970.
COLORED - LUNCHEONETTE and soda
fountain business, partially equipped, for
good reliable person with approx. S4, 900;
in good section of town; no nearby COM
petition Call IL 240Q. -22
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Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Morris enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday, honoring
the birthday of Miss Elizabeth
Cooke. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Sterrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gehrett and Miss Cooke.
Miss Margaret Hageter and niece,
Susan Hageter of Great Falls, visit
ed this week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gremmer and
family visited last week end with
relatives in Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold VanNice
were hosts to the Adult Bible Eel
lowship at a meeting Tuesday at
their home. Mrs. M. j. Wilcox con-
Quoted the regular lesson study. An
nouncement was made that the group
will attend services at the Methodist
church in lieu of their next Tuesday
meeting, after which they will be
served refreshments at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Johnson.
Lawrence Lantz of Thermopolis,
Wyo., visited relatives here over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Everett and
were guests at a Sunday sup
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24

per at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Lumsdon.
Mrs. E. w. Roberts was hostess
at a party last Wednesday honoring
the fifth birthday of her daughter
Vicki. There were II children and
II adults in attendance. Dessert
lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Larson re-
turned Thursday from a vacation
spent in California and Washington.
In Los Angeles they visited MI. and
Mrs. Ward Doty, former residents of
Laurel, and in San Francisco they
were guests of relatives. They re-
turned to Laurel by way of Wash
ington.
Nh. and Mrs. E. R. Bradford had
as guests last week their nephews,
Robert and Earl Bradford of Boze-
man.
Initiation of candidates was a
feature of the meeting of the Order
of Rainbow for Girls Wednesday eve
ming at the Masonic temple. Char
lene Gass, Worthy advisor, presided.
During the evening a talk was given
by Mrs. D. H. McCauley, after which
a committee served refreshments.
Announcement of the next meeting
was made for Oct. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard CLARION
visited last week in Mandan, N. D.
Mrs. 1. N. Smith was hostess Tues
day to the Laurmont club. Mrs. B. A.
Sherrow was a guest. At the af-
ternoon of bridge, Mrs. Joseph
Gehrett was the winner of the high
award, and Mrs. O. M. Void won
low.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24
Lime Prevents Rust

Lime prevents rusting. Flows,
harrows, cultivators, shovels, hoes
and other implements may be kept
clean and bright if they are lightly
coated with a whitewash mixture of
lime and water. A half bushel of
lump quicklime dumped into the
furnace will absorb moisture and
prevent CRATES from rusting during
the months when the furnace is not
in use.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24

How many things can you buy
which guarantee you these services
for 10 years-S4 for every So just
for holding on to the property for 10
years; money back for emergen-
cies; and if it is lost or stolen no
body else has the right to cash it.
Every time you buy a United States
Savings Bond you get these benefits.
And that's not all. The Treasury
Department registers the bond in
your name, the cO-Owner or bene-
ficiary you designate. Keep a per-
sOnaI record of the serial numbers
of your bonds, because it will make
much easier the replacement of any
Bond you may lose. Every U. s..
Savings Bond represents service not
only with a smile, but with profit.
u. S. Treasury Department
Evening star., 1947-07-06

shuffied outside and sat down on the stool.
Parker fastened the lead shoes on his feet,
buckled the lead belt around his middle and
between his legs. Laura moved about, check
ing the hose connections and started the COM
pressor Nick asked with sudden suspicion:
Who's working the telephone?"
Laura met his eyes with level look: II am,
Nick Our tender skipped out last night"
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Evening star., 1947-07-06

his voice a constant nervous sound: The
BOYS lined up the spot by objects on shore.
| was out here yesterday, and she's close to
the -hundred-foot shelf. She could be
hanging on the lip
Maybe she's already down there" Nick
said pointedly.
81 don't think So" There was note of
fear in Parker's voice. It'll take time to
locate her Not too long. hope. Once the
Evening star., 1947-07-06

conscience Laura came in, her face sober.
the storm so close she said Il = I'd rather
wait
Parker drew slow breath That's up to
Nick"
How soon will we be there?" Nick asked.
about five minutes" Laura said.
Then let's get ready" He heaved up,
Evening star., 1947-07-06

storm hits, we can't stay above the wreck"
why tell me?" Nick asked irritably.
Maybe to ease my conscience if anything
happens. Maybe to convince myself this
papers worth the risk. I'm not sure"
To ease his conscience, Nick thought saw
agely. Dan Parker with conscience. Let
Nick work on the sinking fish boat two years;
let him lose girl like Laura and watch all
his dreams 60 smash. Then think about his
Evening star., 1947-04-25

the present dunderheads Who seek
Ito cut taxes, pay the national debt
and reduce tie national income, Al
with the same twist Of the wrist?
Probably they do not. themselves.
know what they are doing. They
are not making laws with their
heads, but with some other part Of
their anatomy.
Representative Taber comes from
New York and Representative Jones
from Ohio. but they receive their
considerable salaries and their ex-
penses from the people Of the United
States. They are supposed to be
working for all OF the people OF the
United States. But they aren't.
What they have done with Interior
has been to turn the clock back to
the days when the West was some
thing to be exploited by the East,
when all possible profits and in
comes sweated for in the West were
drained into Wall street. Messrs.
Taber and Jones should be given an
test and then, If they
are capable of understanding it, they
should be told that they are living
in the year l947 and not in the
year 1897.
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