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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

9I7 9th ST. NE. = For gentleman, lse,
bright comfortable ,rn.. new inner-sprins
s,o cAffoI TiaS '!s2 sT snail on Lincoln
Nicely furn. sleeptne rm. for gentlemen
or empty cple. ConVsl transp.; no drink
444i 18th ST. NE.-Master bedrm.; pvt;
shower. spacious cedar closet; for cultured
gentleman: $50 mo. Ho. 1899. rs
6s3 @ E. CAPITOL sT:.LEe nicely t1h furn
q 50 se.e. rrn.: terms BY wk. or month
I422 ST. N.E.-Laree. bright rm. with
tgtn vi beds next to bath; convenient transp
CLEAN. ATTRACTIVE. double front rm,
twin beds, . closets: small adjoining living
employed couple or gentlemen. FIR. 1883.
zoos LAWRENCE ST. N.E-Double room
for refined No y9uns assd girls convenient trans
coLoRED-sis Sic 0s soth rL.--Nicely fur,
nishsd e sFon, II. room for aoist emplssed
iGds'e i1os s,ss i rH RsF nee Sfek Apt H %
furnished room, couple or single. Apply
coLoREDMsae COL Gn sth ST. N.E.-Neatly
furnished double room, SIS weekly double,
fkoST + d rsfa, DouBIE isis ROOM, bay windows,
PSt, hens 70 srinEiqs: No. ssos ,s-.,s as
Iss I III noRBRook 2si 81 vi r. NJ Me- eaas ap al nice
spring matt: l blk from downtown bus
line; sober gentleman: furnish breakfast;
$40: $50 month for TT; 1919. rs
3609 18th ST. N.E.-Nice community.
near a2nd and Shepherd bus. father and
26-year- old daughter will consider shar-
ing entire home, fully equipped and fur
nished with two refined working girls,
dinner. laundry priyils. and maid service:
reasonable. HO 0412 after 8 pm. and
Sunday.
room. furnished with screened-in porch;
soai CHANNING ST. N.E.@Larse double
room breakfast and laundry privileges.
No other roomers. AT. 7317. -2s
$500 18th ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished rrn.
In pvt. home, next to bath and phone;
e918 10th ST. N.E.-Front bedrm.. twin
beds, can accommodate 2: no objection to
child: cooking privils. avail. IS.
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ROOMS WITH BoARp.

Ss!hs; : twin 4 room avsilaoIe Vs zoos '@ Mass.
i9s isso MAJ MASS. "a AyE. N.w.-v.eaney.y yos yosn.
laas; ssGa triple ,l,s rm z 10 $40 ,,,r. mo 81
and snare rms: select clientele. near down
town; excel. meals reasonable. MI 2740.
TWO LGE. DOUBLE RMS; good home
1000. Laundry privileges, good trans;
cles for girls, in this popular suesthouse:
specializing in good food and service;
attractive rates; switchboard service. 1713
". H. ave. nv.
double; single for girl; vacancy for man;
ideal location switchboard; selected menus.
II
1904 10Th ST. half block Dupont Circle
= beautiful rooms. 1 with private batn,
with semiliving and bedroom; suitable for
2 or 3; good home cooked food --=3e
1901 sth ST. N.W.-Corner front lovely
home, near transportation: excellent
meals employed people and girl to
streted shsee wi'e aE anSsssr Sss girl twin BEDS re-
Isah PARK Rp, N.w.-Youns man to
share large double room with gentleman;
excel. meals; $3.50 mo. MI. 2952 ~-2s
CLUB MASON. 1928 N. .Hamp. ave NV
n Wash.'s most exclusive. guesthouse: de-
VI phone, MhS. SAMPLE. NO. 500. Us
1925 10th ST. N.W.--Two single rooms,
s41 90; also. s45 e.; large cool basement
room, excellent meals. go
3s11 14th ST. N,W.-Delicious meals, room
to herself, home privileges, in Protestant,
cultured home for refined, employed young
woman; $50 semimonthly. CO. 1856 -2s
FOUNTAIN COURT-Summer among the
trees. vacation, quiet, restfuI surround
Ings; near remoteness; wkly. rates MAR.
TIA WASHINGTON SEMINARY MANAGE
MEMT' s1as ,a4t 18th sesson sT W, co; o294, Il
sma TO snRs nesFe tor sp Tn nh d5. EN- Ao
1922 LAMONT ST. N.W.-single room,
gsss gi,h porch Southern cooked meals 60
1898 10TH ST. N.w.-Double room, share
room: for men and married COUPLES; with
excellent home cooking. no. 9315. 3
ALEA.-cool, shower, dble. bed, porch:
h9ms Fsnsd DryS rsheman mna ov RrsdfGck 4ss King ST.
1921 18th ST. N.w.-vacancy for young
lady to share with another lady. Also
double room, twin beds, oas
DBLE. RM. VACANCY; also vacancy to
share with another man viii take out
side table boarders starting July 1st;
serve good, wholesome meals in air-cooled
am rm. II interested stop by 1880 Conn.
TWo Girls to share share room. twin beds;
good food and home conveniences. ia.
1906 18th ST. N.w-Lse front double
rm, running water; also other vacancies.
eOI3 MASS. AVE. Dupont circle-For
young men and women, in very nice home:
delicious meals, fine service. DE. a79s.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
GEORGETOWN-In home Of artist, ent

GEORGETOWN home of artist, entire
hoor; z windows, in beautifully. fur
between: phone in room, refrigerator, cook
ing facilities, large closets; unusual maid
service; access 20 beautiful studio for art
sys wofk; s175 sn for Esss or g. 1880 Prospect
fsei 1so, n fkvfNG Ii fR 4fo 81 Sw-ei to shsr.
fully private 3-rm. spt. With another girl
TesS TUssisaE6 iEG ART6PA2 Pr 6P 1855 ssS 1v fm
sssrm s Drysse Tss hath. bath tiled snewsr dsS. VT.
blinds, private entrance. lie lawn. space
,t for : car: ar 10 min. to Pentason. IS min: to
Washiaften; Hos5 after no children Phone Alex
sPAn sS a. s.i Iv. ,..es.n: :has; ,s
girls; 81 e mo. is44 Columbia rd,, oar Apt.
aao 1oth ST. ST. NE.-Youns lady, age $3.50,
to share 3-rm. apt. with another lady; $40
RP; Rp.KTMsET Ga1E TErnngs Ing FR dt Gst5. ,n;.f.
furnished. utilities, teiephone. ihs, gn certral
ss,a ioGat99 ens wi So each sr per month Ap
MT. PHEASANT 1851 Il PARK SE I'd .la1n nw-snd. End
rm.; combination -dlnette, hall and
@sssS III ! MS gAnEY.s HPs IA. 9s1s s51S Ssll '0t @sn'
ss fs1 go to m aefts nS ST iD ns cs cs
w VIII si5a IEssr nss go and bo1se o
Can at 1897 K st. NV. between 7:so : m.
1s lsss r. r. l. Ave. N.w.-Liv. rm., n 6edrm.
aLovfR Snd ssnSi PAakorl Dah s1 Vii mG shar. lsTse
cozy 3-rm apt. for 3 mos. possibly longer,
ssh u5 f5 Is eGnss1Es seso ses oa 81 $685. so Boa
i1ss faIRMoNr ST. N.w-rwo rooms for
sP FuaS AZ AFT DS or saS seoy.5
pie; SI125 wk eo4 G st. Sc. Apt. 2.
WILL. share attractive apsrt-
sSBEfT July and @ Aus. ? or 3 siris, 3
ssiad sHsEMENf p ApaRrMENT Af IN I'M outside ssss s n.
.:ass ssss ssss 81 asss2s gas ssSl 90 js
LADY, Will SHARE HOME cou-,a
nn,yloR iris; nr psntagen; reasonable cI, osTs.
eonMmowM roos ssd kitchen EfS 7 s5o Fl mo and s :
soLoRrDGYR ss5 oRii s. aR 2E qo esss sasRr ar
9Th sa aonther girl, sss rsr mo, Ho 1925,
MaeARTHuR BLVD rooms, July to
sI35. Box 346-M, Star, - N
YOUNG LADY to share 2-bedrm. apt nth
400 COB before ss em" PM IA ao ss5i H sfter ao
GIRL to share apt with anofhe~ sir, -.
,s-35; s35 mo. Nj. 1855, 1855 coiurefs
AIR-coSDITIoNEp studio
tpt bldg, lower Conn. ave--4 completely
lew flrn. units: studio rn1, dinetge and
nod. kit with coiored new tile shower bath,
sta6.50; ALSO units furn.. studio rm f-.I.
1ew refsr.. all new tile shower bath,
sI47 so: utilities farn: nov being rented
or occupancy July 18th For apot can
oU. 1853. or write Box AR Star
OR GIRLS TO share apt. with another
IirI. S25 mo- 3o3 D st. NV. Ant. 4.
IL. 2945.
CONTINUED On Nsxt Psssl
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LADY desires sgle. rm. with Jewish family.
will stay in = NIGHTS wk.. part payment for
PROFEssioNAL WOMAN desires eficiency
or studio; Dupont or Scott Circle area;
unfurn Box 3gu-I, Star a9s
COUPLE desires roon with kitchen privil,
twin beds; quiet: prefer Virginia. Box
419-L, Star 81
GENTLEMAN, nondrinking. wants Ink.
l.. Star. 30+
COLORED-THREE unfurnished rooms
and storage for tools or a small house
2Otb ST n " 1Ss
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AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES neeos compIete
SHIvERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave NV DI 100
OvERHAULING is OBSOLETE! Cash and
old engine gets new one: A-65s in stock
Call COASTAL AVIATION. RE. 1898. a
SHARE OPEN in 5-mem Ercoupe Flying
Club. 2-way radio. Crossroads airport.
$500 or best offer. TIE. 147S. Il
TAYLORCRAFT DCO-65 in flying trim
Must sell. EX. 1850. Ext. 316. 27'
REPUBLIC SEA BEE 4-place amphibian,
36 hrs. total time. Best offer over $1,000.
GIL. 200 s
JOIN FLYING CLUB on 1946 Taylor Craft.
side by side, entrance fee $50, $40 dues
per mo-. So so per hr flying time; solo
students or better eligible. Call for details.
FIR. 2265 rs
LUSCOMBE SILyAIRE; excellent condi-
tion. with many extras; price 81 200 below
cost; never damaged. OV. 044T.
Evening star., 1947-06-27

FNtJ&EEA<VEVVS WN<Ekb.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
lstors, ONCE equip, all kinds; top prices
paid DI 1872 -2S
ADDING MACHINES. .ypewri.ers. ealcula-
tors. houEht and sold and rented. RE I177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s15 14th st
ANTIQUES. silverware; In any condition:
china hIic-a-hrse. figures, old ,evelry.
THE HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1885 @ st. NV.
tat l4th and q sts1 ME 60Ga.
ANTIQUES. furniture. pric-a-prac. china,
glassware. rugs. silvervare. paintinSs
niEhess ,s sash prices paid. Call MURRAY
BADLY IN NEED OF hgih-graee dropleaf I
tables, secretaries, dining room and bed
Night. RA 1924
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
matter what you have TO sell. please caI
today, MIR. GRADY. Ma. $500.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

DOUBLE ROOM in private home; corr
venient transportation unlimited tele-
phone. No drinking or smoking FIR.
sss 18th ST. Sc. near Navy Yard
Nicely furn dble. rm., suitable for couple
Unlim. phone, e,h.w. TR. sT25 after IL
10s A ST. s,E.-Rm, for gentleman. next
to bath. Ii. 25a6. pr
III EAST CAPITOL-Large front double
room for business couple: $50 month
LU aISa 2Ss
COLORED--3a4 18th ST. Son. large
rn. s,, hrss Z noer' s35 me TR MI4ls-2s M
twin-bed rm. with another lady: pvt. home,
newly decor. LU 1864. IL
5543 BASS PLACE s.E.-Furnished room,
PRIVILEGES, S35 mo-; man or woman. Cali
hillside 17s4-J. %
1878 b 81. 81, on MI. Pleasant esriine--
Room for couple or . men. rs
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ROOM WITH BOARD WAhTEp.

A LITTLE OLD LADY wants room On
ground moor or where there Is an elevator;
meals daily. Ma. 56s5, to s, week
days. -3
IN REFINED HOME for mother and school
age son, prefer vicinity Of Sears, Wis. Box
REFINED BUsINEsswoMAN wants room
and board In Catholic home. vicinity st.
Matthews Box 46-R Star 2Qs
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSE, brown mare. 10 yrs. old, 16,I
hands: lovely manner; has been ridden
BY elderly woman for past 4 yrs; won
ribbons in hack classes: suitable for any
child or lady Call 81. 7150. -
PALoMINoS-2 mares. Jumping prospect;
Quarter horse mare. Triple registered
Palomino walking horse. stallion. Also
double registered ealomino stallion at stud.
2 ROSWELL. Marlboro E61S. -39
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POULTRY and EGGS

LAYING HENs-a5 Barred Rocks and all
equipment necessary to raise, including
brooder pen, waterers, feeders. feed con-
anG seeder, SIS PL. 0e52 so
JAMES FEED STORE, 61a X St NV.
ME- .ocS9--Baby chicks. feed and poultry
supplies
FOR SALE-36 laying hens. New Hamp-
shire Reds Cell RA. 1898 30
Evening star., 1947-06-27
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ORDER YOUR COAL NoW-Best quality
Pa. anthracite egg. stove, nut, Sf5S6
special, pea, SEAS: buckwheat. $40 SIS
firewood delivered, SO, Sis and SO q
load. Special "a 80 a load. YOU haul
COOPER SUPPLY CO, AT. 5919.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
VACATION PLACES.

IF You ARE LOOKING for a differens
vacation this year, try Lands End Lodgs
on Cape Ann at Rockport, Mass. Spend
overlooking the ocean, or active days
swimming at the beach, horseback riding
or COLLINS nearby, Phone Rockport 1897
write Lands End Lodse, South ST., Rock.
port, Mass. 90
Evening star., 1947-06-27
COUNTRY BOARD.

COZY HOME and surroundings for littfs
girl 3-5 years of age. UN. 1865. -27
full supervision, healthy atmosphere; rea-
sonable; bus service. Phi. PL. 0S9S. 29a
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ROOMS FURk. OR UNEURN. :
ROOMS WANTED.

KENSINGTON-Large rm., furn. or un-
furn.; blk, to transportatton; new home;
available July 10. SH. 1856.
Evening star., 1947-06-27

GE. model RM-45,
capacity 5.S gal. per
newD.
water cooler. bottle
COLONY RADIO CO.
ppnn so
Evening star., 1947-06-27

WATER COOLERS
foot pedal control,
hr.; price. $3.50
GE-type RM-15
type; SOS new.
6llq Ga. ave, GE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANrFn.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
CO.. 622 E st. NV. National
Evening star., 1947-06-27

F., 1og Asr . At wSSqsy yySB1i sst1
4Ta 1dfh 81. faiS M. pAkk RDpafrl SH to share lee
front bedim. With sgoo ano,her girl s6.25 per
I Isai MONROE ST. NV B.
window rqoa1 pom nsTt d to bath large el9set
90 DECATUR ST. N W.. cor, Ga. ave
pniim. p phone, one laundry priyiI sss Call Or can
s1 sr1E 49, snnsl DyFoSr sE sb
SINGLE ROOM. near bath, pvt home;
1924 list ST. N.W.-Large basement rm,
with shower, cooking privileges: & block and nd
;;ald Of ,,yb,, Wis aye Phone EN- 1887 "a tas
employed woman, good transportation.
SPRING RD.-Front bedroom for sentle-
st. sA car. s garaee as, avatiabie. No, s77o. 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rm.: twin beds.
griyste bath and entrance, $50 moonth.
LARGE LAR e ROOM. kitchen privileges. for EN-
ploysd couple. no linens; s55 month AD.
FREE RM. for young lady. white. TO care
for s-yr,:old during the day. 1915 Oak
ICES cALVERT ST. N.w.-Nieely furnished
rooms: double, s45: single. s35; ali con-
conn. AVE. and Macomb st.-Double rm,
twin beds: also single room, double bed;
unlimited phone: Call WO. T41G. --2s
Portable single rooms near bath; private
home. gent -emen ME 553a 90
EFFICIENCY ROOM for 2: also lge double,
private bath; exclusive home. AID. 03f1
4II3 3rd ST. NW.-Cool clean. coy.
nicely furnished, plenty Of hot water. pri-
vate home. for refined lady. IA. 1851.
asss aeth ST. N.w-cooI, dble. rm for
TWO; bedrm. and den. DU. sns6. 90
SINGLE RM.: close in; refined young man,
$50. Call after 6. AD 1915. -29
1885 FATRMONT sT.-For 3 ladies or
gentlemen; End q front, double rm. ise.,
clean and cool; S25 ca. 20
1851 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Single room Ia
quiet home for businesswoman; kitchen
nrivileses, garden space; references. co.
1912. zes
Evening star., 1947-08-17
LOST

WATCH, lady's, Gruen curvex. rose gold
l7-jewel lost at North Beach Tuesday
night; initials L. II. X. on back: S25 re-
ward. GIL. 0545. III
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Elgin, gold. black
cord bracelet, gold clasp; between 1893
Fairmont Oak and 14th, or on 14th street
car. August q; reward. Call MADDUX,
Columbia S919, 1888 Fairmont
WRIST WATCH, iady's, gold, black band
on Trinidad bus or Friendship car. 4s30
pm. Friday. Reward ME. $500, Ext.
WRIST WATCH, diamond; in Clarendon or
Cherrydale; on July g. Reward CHI
2973. -11
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Longines, engrav-
ing on back: sentimental value; vic. of
1916 IL
Evening star., 1947-08-17
FIorida's Dead Fish Used
To FertiIize Citrus Groves
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

TAMPA, Fla, Aug. 16.-Some cit
rus grove operators were using dead
fish to fertilize their trees today as
new onslaughts Of fish killed by the
mysterious red tide" hit Clear
water and Anna Maria Island of
Bradenton.
Workers at Clearwater were haul
ing the fish from the beaches by
the truckloads. Various farm op-
orators showed an interest in the
fish for fertilizer, but many were
deferred by the unpleasant task of
handling.
Police Chief J.. j. Elliott ordered
all swimming and fishing stopped
at Clearwater.
|. Bernard Capo of Cortez a COM
mercial fisherman, reported many
fish appeared to be freshly killed.
For the first time commercial
f1sh-trout, mullet and founder
were noticed in the drifts of dead
fish.
At other spots along the Gulf
beaches conditions appeared to be
improved. One spokesman for the
Pinellas County Health Department
after an aerial survey said things
look better than in long time"
Evening star., 1947-08-17
PurentsAIienutedWife
Affection, Suit Choroes

Dorrel Goldman, 800 block of
Somerset place NV, yesterday
brought suit in District Court charg-
Ing his wife's parents with alternating
her affection for him. The suit
asks $50, 900 damages.
The wife's parents named defend
ants are Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Chud-
now, 800 block of Quintana place
NV. Mr.. Chudnow is a contractor.
The suit said Mr.. Goldman was
married to Mrs. BERTHE Goldman in
September, 1945, and charges her
parents with inducing her to aban-
don him. Mr.. Goldman is repre-
sented by Attorney Seymour s.
Guthman. :. =
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Ruhr Coal Conference
Has Produced Line Of
Action, Thorp Says !.
By tho Assoeiaisd Press

Assistant Secretary of State Will
lard Thorp said last night that cur
rent Anglo-American talks already
have produced possible lines OF ac-
ton" for increasing coal production
in Germany's Ruhr valley, industrial
heart Of Europe.
In a radio address for the NBC
network, he emphasized again that
"our concern with German coal pro-
duction in Germany,s Ruhr valley,
industrial heart OF Europe.
In a radio address for the NBC
network. he emphasized again that
our concern with German coal pro-
duction does not mean that We are
planning to put Germany ahead of
any other country in Europe in our
plans for reconstruction"
He appeared with Maj. Gen. Will
liam H. Draper, Army economic ad-
wiser IN Europe, to outline the prob
lens and objectives in the Anglo
American conference which began
earlier this week. These talks are
dealing with food. housing, equip
ment, manpower, transportation
and better management In efforts
to produce more coal,
Ruhr Is Key to Recovery.
Gen. Draper said Germany is
so far behind the other countries
OF Europe in her Industrial recovery
that she Is actually dragging down
their efforts to get ahead" Mr.
Thorp added that "our interest lies
In seeing that the gap between Ger
man recovery and the recovery of
the other nations Of Europe Is mar
rowed."
Both agreed that the kew to-
european reconstruction depended
on increased coal production in the
Ruhr.
Gen. Draper said the Ruhr mines
produced 140,oo0,O00 tons of hard
coal and year before the war, and
declared that one major factor in
present production-little more than
half the prewar LEVELS a lack of
manpower and experienced miners.
Lack Of Food Prime Problem.
Mr.. Thorp put lack of food as the
prime problem. Both he and Gen,
Draper pointed out that production
rose and fell in direct relation to
the authority to furnish the miners
with an adequate diet.
In discussing the possibility of
sending more food to Germany, Mr..
Thorp asked: How good do YOU
think the argument for democracy
is, II we have more food than we
need but will not make relatively
minor sacrifices to get it to people
That have barely a subsistence diet?
And how, on that sort of diet. do
you expect them to get their
economy going so that they can
pay their own way"
He said it may be necessary 'to
take greater steps than we have up
to now to make more food avail
able for export to shortage areas"
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Naval Air Reserve Forms
BIimp Unit at Lakehurst
By the Associased Press

LAKEHURST, N. j., Aug. 16.-The
first lighter-than-air squadron to
be formed under the Naval Air Re-
serve training program has begun
operations at the United States
Naval Air Station here, it was an
nounced today.
Airship Squadron 81, with an
authorized complement of IS officers
and $50 enlisted men, holds one full
weekend drill a month. This en-
ables lighter -than-air reservists in
New York, Philadelphia and Wash
ington to participate.
One airship, the Up K-88 has been
assigned to the squadron for train
ing purposes. 1t will be supplement-
ed by two additional K-type air.
ships as the program develops.
These K-type ships are standard
patrol airships, $50 feet long, and
contain 425.0O0 cubic feet of nom
inflamable helium.
In addition, three race balloons
Zone $4,000 GU. it., and two 10000
GU. #. capacity have been assigned
to the squadron for training and in
doctrination in free ballooning.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
FOUND.

DOG, small. black, with white feet; col
lar with lock. no tag; very friendly. Call
An. oi55.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Ex-French hSuppIyOfficio
Joins Burium Steel Corp.

Walter E. Jubien, formerly with
the French Supply Council in
Washington, has become associated
with the Barium Steel Corp, it was
announced yesterday.
Mr.. Jubien was in charge Of COM
mercial relations with American
suppliers as a member of the Mis-
sion of Industrial Production OF
the Supply Council. He will assist
in further development Of export
sales of products OF Barium Steel
subsidiaries.
Evening star., 1947-08-17

called barter. We are going to
have to lower tariffs and admit
more foreign goods. The present
foreign trade simply won't last"
Senator Pepper concluded with a
denunciation of the Republican
Congress which, he said, opened
the fioodgates to imitation, failed to
provide houses for veterans, made
a vicious attack on the rights Of
labor and all men, and strength
ened monopoly at the expense of
the economic and social welfare of
the mass of the American people" )"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-04-25

wasn't nearly as well attended as
the former parties. The small
crowd there enjoyed the evening
playing pinochle and whist. Jay
Buzzell and Ross Howell won the
mems prizes in pinochle and Ar
villa Reed and Sadie Wedge the
Women's prizes in pinochle. High
IN whist went to Mrs. Jack For
sythe and Villa Gordon, second
high to Mrs. M. More and Ed
Gordon. Mia johnson and James
johnson won door prizes.
Buck Martins daughter, Their
esa, and baby are here visiting
the Martins and friends.
Otto Fehlberg was elected
chairman of the school board of
district 6 at the last meeting
which was held April 10 in Col
umbia Falls.
Charles Green attended the R.
E. A. meeting in Spokane. R. E. A.
representatives from seven west
ern states took part in this meet.
Due to the small attendance
at the last card party, there will
be no more card parties until fall,
when it is presumed the public
will be in favor of another SER
es of them.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-04-25
Bolton Briefs

Miss Alice Maetche of Chin
ook is here to spend the summer
with her sister Mrs. Joe Lavorato,
Miss Maetche has employment at
the West Glacier Cafe.
Mrs. E. M. Swetnam is spending
three weeks in Kalispell where
she is working at Hammers.
Jack Carter of Idaho has re-
turned to his home after spending
week with the Bartlett family.
Dave Thompson and Connie
Lundgren have returned from He
lena where they spent several
days on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Webb have
moved from Nyack ranger sta
ton to Park headquarters where
Paul will be stationed.
MIR. and Mrs. Joggs Stevens
are the parents of a baby son
born in the Whitefish hospital.
Mrs. George Henderson has ar
rived in Bolton from her home
Dam and will spend
the summer here. Hi Bud, we're
glad to have you back.
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parliamentary law and able to
get up before a crowd and con-
duct themselves in business mat
tiers. It is often said by the eld-
ers that ''the young generation is
going to the dogs, not so if they
are given a fair chance at educa-
ton and the right kind of recrea-
ton and good home training. Our
youngsters of today are our lead
ers of tomorrow so lets give them
all the help available in leading
us as a Nation to a higher level.
Just when I'm tired and weary
Just when the day is done
That's when I stop and ponder
And think of the victories won.
Life is like a rainbow
Colors of every hue
Flaming red for courage
Happiness and skies of blue
Gray is color of sadness
Violet the early dawn
But blended all together
Makes for strength to carry on.