davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-11
slruATlolis MfN .ceat. !

l St10Al tsSsSS 49,. !. NNsessts
MAN n selossd ai as'iTss M shs ueE dFivin,
4 MAN, coiqred. needs york Of any kind
has drives 3 permit p. c. Nd, Nortf
MaN. Ml eoIored. wants job Sc porter. he'll.
InOgP. nsg tEsek aes helper q warehouse mans Al
Nan. MAJ eolorsd. reliable. wants work :. :.
I work AT. 0639. .s.'. ~ 81
NAN, 35. veteran. married. children,
snsss s'sss : Saul ssa.
Hasa Az Az s6nndass snd evsninss flsass Wits
ID day SUNDAY. II. s3sS. . s. -
MANAGER. AsMsTANT MANAGER, hotel
q sEartnent honss Box 3s.x; staf: ]:
years experience. front. back. food costs
MaaAaE. Msysassss5f AZ sHSffAK9fSSiENf fr and hous,n,
1 superyision: reliabie and trustworthy; 9o1
MHDfcAI sRhDfi ssas assruDEsr. married. ONE chl4
sass pissss ssons ss ow s'sIi ssIS
iNuRsE-HoUsEKEEFER, care elderiy .ads
or couple; will leave town. Call AD.
ifaAIiSNTER-PAPER HANoEH2plasterer,
Good work; prompt and eouTteyus Cal!
FERsoANlE n nGoSsuLTANTs si Tan s tsehnieal & as.
Esistance on problems Of job anaiysis and
syslu,stion orsani.ssicn Plsnning, ssaMins
snd . records, ogs pgsrt-time fee basis; reason
ffEEsoNABLgR' gaouNc MAN. 90. experi-
sastins. interested in position With future,
ISssl sstsrsnsss; g Beg l5s-n; SssTa ~ -ls ds.r
saaas:s 's' ssa 81 S.s.
PIANO PLAYKR, colored. downtewn res
PREssIR, colored, wishes fun time. but
win take part time: exps5ienced on rough
Rabio iaa stka TEchNicfAN ss want. p.rt-time o.
full-tine employment. day or evening; 20
GAMMA sss S physics.
Tins employment: research. DEVELOPMENT.
ns ca Or E'sr sr:nns
SALES EXEC, As, desires connection D. c:
nd vsnsy sss sss 70 ,ss es 6a s
st least $4,000 per year potential. Box
aa9ifS; salfsMAs. an. experienced, within 10 days
Sire e become sli.tea With VII n n.sIonsiy a df
anma Sss I'm IN sass' s ..sg so
articulate. Diplomatic. with an excellent
BACKGROUND. Position desired should pre-
sent sent p@osst6ilittes Pcs OF earning S1o0 week.
SALESMAN. 8 years successful selling; ex-
eel BACKGROUND. college. ed: have car,
sa1EsW anPsHsisF21rtvE .apsr.nasd sssr
e, rspresent commercial industrial or
spshap ana fer.sn CON-
tacts: consideration salary or retainer.
plus commission basis only. Box s9-E,
SERVICE MANAGER for auto deaIersh,p,
experienced in all phases OF the work, re-
liable hard worker: best references. 81.
vETERAN wants gsrt.sims evening work,
yETEFAN soleTss ssss desires work; has D. C.
gS;l,,ls sobfI ard q reliable: DU. 5sso. -
ans,neeTsas' msn Ra siT sfiiTss work as
YOUNG MAN, sober, dependable. hotel and
ffpfa Sod e msn ssrn or ffSs sSs
Y6GNG '69H ?H IS. 4ssd sood saf q sur.s With
position 4 as asst asst. bookkesper. Willins to to
become fuii-charse bootteepsr. BOX s5-E.
YOUNG MAN. 10. interested in cabinet
SS9aSs SsSg; 9 NJ NV TIL 9 p:m. :. ,... -.
mechanics: viii drive truck r. s.fai disht .es o.
ATTEESr1oSg SSy g2SSasyenssuaro%ai. 4 a%i y eolIeas stu
Also men sSsisSis os Summer aors
Write write T. 1 s1sk1caT eaaH' Bum m Lo4sns, eSaSss,
EDiToRIAL-N. Y. Newspaper. mssazine.
maksup; young. ssle editor; foreign spot
T@TN 81 coLSIES S1ac nm IN want job:
chaufteurs, no trips too long. ia. 6152.
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TRANSPORTATION. desired between VI
cinity q 23rd and ? sts & Nv. or RSek &c
tional Airport or draveiy Point I'VE days
PEI week pho1s M9; 11S4 sves; II !. .
west Coast desires Transportation. to san
Francisco in coming week. VIII share exs
penses, assist in driving, or drive car. Ho.
5938 Sun. afternoon, eve, or Mon. morns
TiasI TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own,
ers and guests, share expenses; refs. ex..
changed; cars to all cities; Californte
dsily. 90 Massachusetts ave. NV. RE.
Z LADIES' DESIRE transportation to Port
land, Ore. or vicinity May "a. Address;
Apt IS. 900 Goth ST.. NV
ANY ONE DRIVING to Tennessee or Geor-
gia. leaving May II. desiring passensers,,
call NO 2303
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StpSHlsSSNS NSsN6OssNp
CLEANING-Honnes cleaned By the hour;
thorouSh: man and woman; experts: emer-
Gency cleaning our specially. Ii. 61S6.
C0LORED Gl1L wishes laundry b. the day
only: rood refs. Call HO. 1865. MILDRED
ccnoSED asis sri IT, = rsnbis desires position
6 child nurse lis New York ave. NV.
coLozsb arRL wants days work. Cali
HC. 2703. from IL Am. to 8 pm.
COLORED GIL wants days or part time,
.ron .rs.. . sS e DsnE.' days weekly; refer
coLoRED GIkL wants general house work.
CoLoHED LADY desires ironing for Tues
day and Friday. Call DI- $500 after
eoiosnD & 81 isannS1si WOMAN wants work By the day
or week. cail after / pm. Sunday. Elk.
coIoRED WOMAN, relisble. wants bundle
washes. curtains or Job cleaning BUTLER,
COOK. soiorsd. private family: stay in.
bar WORKER desires cleaning apart
ments. references. LU. 36SS.
G.H.W.. experienced. cclored gifi. excel
lent reference; 5-day week. DU. OSLO.
GIkL, colored, wants 8 days week. ycrk
Tuesdays, Wsd. and Sat; 80 and caff:re:
GIN sssiisl:a . asslssT.a. desire, a.y.s ~, srt; hours
eookfns: sood references. Lu. Soes.
GIRL, co1ored, wishes part time or days
work. Gail Lu. S265.
GlRL. eoiored. wants IRE days seneral
housework. NO. 1023.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
NUSIl3EN q n

Assoc; SEC, 800 Cd; 5-day yk:: fp-
spanish-Eng. steno;. $50 wk.: lesSl see.
appIiesnts daily for current opsninss Sa nss
a. ffsSsSRsisaSsssss, So y NJ ss s,.1. a,,'
SaG-sSo 81 q .;9, ws; several openings Typist,
500 -s75 wk: fisht record clerk. 500 mo. mo
ss9s S;nsss soy A1says TelfsR' sa sss
ssesiqg; / .. once ToRp EMPL SERVICE,
BIZ sIsLiSGUaIT M l. sTENoa. s tr !, rrench.Ens-
lish, spanish.E English, Italian Ensi. stenos
and German -Enslish stenos.; $500 to $3.50
11s. nss pEssoNsEI A sEkvgfcEa gsa ISL st &
RADIO RX t'eTi TEea & 'esSsn cos cmcorrespona.nt
Eli @ soYRs Isst 1888 spPl's s0t SsHssksr Ar
SsRscE osps s.ps9 MaH ..sss sSoo 9.ass
s .i|si s ssss ssSs
ass e. oo q Soovs sssonas4y adgs' sn
$assc Sls ehaTIMss r..
sTssSa5kAhfadtR, ssT1lsss'RSSa5ik hfadtR woman. under IS: Alex
sRar wERR Rreiff fagssEsRssd RssHEs S 81
| ana ~. =. ave. NV. d. 4442, Dl. 1920.
ENGINEER, $4,000 tM); architecturat. in
dustrial constr: electrical eng, all phases
fiR hthosrspher = pTins efR is'nsae psof msr
| $50 VIZ. Many others weekly call In
Miss Morgan, PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911
| G st. NV. Ma. $3.50
! OIL BURNER MECHANICS. male must be
exper, and qualified to do first-class in
stallation and maintenance work; salary
| based on exper.
| Acconntarts Under an. graduate of ar.
| counting school; some exper. desirable.
Excel, opport. Start $200-S250.
| Bank teller, under SO. experienced, for
position in suburban va. bank; start
81, 400-S2. roc. WALTER H: KEssLER
| PERSONNEL SERVICES. 612 Wash Bldg,
| 18th and N. Y. ave. NV. DI. 4442, DI.
1920. LIZ
GRADUATE MECHANICAL ENGINEER,
nan structural sypseariencs; $4,000 VI
Secretaries and stenographers, women
desiring part-time or temp: assignments
SERVICE, ITO @ st. NV. Ma. 0954.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, pur-
chased ano traded. repaired quickly; rea-
sonable; machines for sale, standards and
porta bles; est, J.: yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
Co, 913 18th NV. Ins. Bldg RE. 2S26.
ADDING MACHINES, caIculators cleansds
oiled and adtusted. An work guarsntesl
RI LIT UNITED TYPEWnrTKR Coz
BRICK wOKK, retaining walls. terraces.
Garden walls, general repairs, glass blocks.
BKICKWOKK. white mechanic no Job toe
small Mr.. BURBAGE, Ii. 0124. ia =
BRICKWOnk REPAIRS. CAL sftey
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND, dictation, ,typing
evening classes, intensive course, by col
lege teacher, 81 mo. ST. $3.50. Takoma
INDIyIDUAL or group instructions III
Knitting. croeheting. nsedlework, EVENINGS
Gr,,s BY sxpse, sat ElRws9d s44 after pm. o.
a. .,,a.a reasonable sa1s rates by university in
ssaaetseiH THE tssCeiHooL Of 81 REAL ESTATE for men
and woman midsprns term 1fpsnins Tues
and Thursdsys. :so pm. Is Lectures
sPANIsH-Experieneed native teacher;
instruction by fast, direct objective method:
more nc sua than four HAl persons insure Individual
attention: limited time available for pTi- pTi
REV REV cIxssHs Ssf ss in ia ais St
and air conditioning now starting; GI
aPREaysf aHag NC NAd ass 1s hsT s or Sr GSMM aS M
MoDKRN TRAINING in beauty culturs, a
:ss:si' sa 81 .asss s.sshs A'sESssa y
sfztfq sf2zst4qqr ornsAqoss aae j; Mi NEIbRaDSsaen Ra Ss
n g :s's'.s az easat .na
MAgIILE HONOUR School, approved
icr D.. C. reauirensnts and q training.
PIANO INsTRUCTION for. children-Hish-
est type classical music taught in quick.
easy effective method Of great pianists,
studio or in your home. Box 337-M. Star.
liz
PIANO TEACHER, experienced; time avail-
able for children and adults: many. local
Pf2Se 2sss and es Accordion @ TAUGHT
training CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
0frannv 1aes 6 ss NV sSHRs M aa9G RA tSSn2m,c Sao9m
Studio offers personaiized simplified
structfori; air-cooied studio: summer
classes: pottery supplies: home model kilns
and kiln nring. 1854 PARK I'd. NV. .pU.
PIANO LESSONS given to s-to-15-yr. old
BEGINNERS By exper. lady Instructor. Phone
MdsfcxL M4T2 INSTRUCTION on piano. III Ha-
waiian guitar and Spanish guitar. En-
semble practice given to advanced pu-
pills Students trained for dance band
work. ALMA woLKING. CO. s45s after
QUICK REvIEw CoURsE In shorthand.
typewrftpg, Bookkeeping, calculAttug ma.
ssas5 e soxp scH scHoo 1855 Ss ssss
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SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

MAN AND WIFE want Job on any beach
for season; age 30, neat, educated, ability
to make 60 Of anZ job; Box 77-E. Star:
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CONTINUED - Fsxt raesJ
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TsINESs CHANCE, and realty
3 women in selling and listing.
I. Appt. between 8 and 10 am.

Elk. 61S2.
hSqoSNs Az rAYAs5E ana inventory
keeping and typing required; young woman,
$500. who desires permanent position.
oeaea In vicinity far es
4 " WoNDEkFiGjL opPoRTyNIry-New IL
neutrality-suspicious. ttroushout 2. s
sasnss for sfaurEs AEs SSsrh In
slRF1o FART 1fR nafo eann oas1EsoHEckERs 70,
eafstsras srha middle Pders ss1 5dss L.. to go gn
SSEs a5t aovf F. sEave nss sssek me- TITS s
MAKE MONEY FAsT-sell.e greeting cards
Tremendous demand. Bonus. SPECIAL Of;
Sample free @ Besuti4ul e every-aay s bog sHn u
approval; Don't delay, Write HEDEN-
ats foT Rsp Hss 81 n
In summer or full-time work. Free 70
sosn ssys an 2 aayaassEs a hut met. not sses.
opportunity for qualified applicant Imam
clally and advancement. Write Box 4-E.
star Star; giving age education, experience. e. and
COLoRED. EDUCATED, to sell and assist
in retail women's and mems store. Apply
sundny svs le ooob sS g ss1e sros
selling so boxes greeting cards: sells for 81
your profit UP to Soc; also gift and every
day, cards. wrappings and stationery: costs
proval today. MERIT. 70 william St.. Dept
Ispsks. e. hssath tehLorhh1sa-salesladiss. expert.
eneed in selling ladies suits, dresses goats
including vacation with pay, hospitaliza-
tion. yearly bonus and store discount or
all purchases. See Mr. Miller, HUB FUR
NITURE CO.. Tth and D SITS. NV, -14
WE HAVE AN OPENING for woman be-
tween 25 and so yrs. of age, With good
background, one interested in books. QUAIL
ifed to supervise book club at Sears Roe
buck q Co.; must be free TO work regular
store hours; good salary and bonus. Phone
personnel director for appointment. SEARS
ROEBUCK & CO.. oil Bladensburg rd. ne.
SETTLED SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER.
about so. for lady writer. duties include
entire care of compact h.k apt: salary.
lodgins. board and all expenses free. Boz
AMAZING oFFER-we pay $50 for selling
100 boxes IS beautiful assorted all-occa-
sion cards Sells for $1--your. profit 60c.
Free samples. II costs nothing to try.
CHEERrn CARD CO. lax. White
Plains, N. r.
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ERKS wanted; good
orms. Apply to Mr..
!, TALBERT DRUG

,rk in real estate Of
'ptst and have knowl-
d bookkeeping: prefer
la-day week; salary.
..WAPLE CO., l224
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prepare manuscripts French,
'lsh background helpful. BOX

n operation of Remington
10" bookkeeping ma chine: !:
lg training helpful: excel.
!, future with lge. we'll
! firm: 5z-day. 44-hour
z. McENTEE, DI. 2775,
Evening star., 1947-05-11
MOTOR TRAyEL

RI desires private tutoring In
J. 0461. Apt. 301.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

PIX OPERATOR, file clerk. 5Rs-day wk.
MxsTERPiEcEs, nc.. s11 Tth st. NV
PIANO PLAYER. eolored. downtown res
ssai iaasfn' EsTaTl sTa5F ssLEsRoM2S a R0 HI
et eo 1ps os WossTsld Woss ays ss. ss5 CITY TE M
lady about IS. good at telephone. with
s5 IN & f' 81 So rSR tzgs.
sfpuciNa sGha: aHs SALON MANAGER for - an
established shop: must be experienced,
cent Of profits; unlimited opportunity.
sRsaIsTsRED RH5 fasSR sts1 MUSES. = Small hospital;
best references Tsauired wADnELL HOS
..Isa isIp.s. ss s.sss; ss :as sassfsnss ssn
AvIdNoNE EREREs. 1777 coiumbia, I'd.
sxLEsGfRL for phonosr.ph record dept;
nesasoShood ne Shs a o Of 'w Wis % ave and ASemsrle
ST.: exp. not necessary; good pay; steady
saoRaEs eissnsp'a aADf55 rsEsv1sios esssSsss cS
ssxIfsehiSsL. experisnesa, & fsg retail @ p.s.ry
SssSbY saip Ritbs'di asD a'ss fn and
loe, ss3S Penna. ave. Sc: AT, 74s7; !
accessories. Apply q to IL. ROSs-sATURN,
SAIESIADY, small specially shop. 1881
Conn ave: hours, Q to 8, days week:
good salary to right party. Ill
SALESLADIES, experienced in infants
wear: good salary, steady position.
cABOT'S, 1890 r st. NV. Ia
/ SALESLADIES, exper.. infants wear;
attractive salary, excellent WORKING con-
ditiqns: full or part time. Apply LINEN
sAfEsLADIaas SALES = for or dresses, bags. hosiery,
lingerie: an excellent opportunity to earn
sood money commensurate to your expe-
rience and ability: 5.day week; store dis
PHiLiPsBoRN, lith ST.. bet ? q q. lis
SALESLADIES, experienced, for ready-te.
wear. millinery and sports wear; capable
working conditions; salary to start, $50
6-day Iwk, or $50. k-day VIZ. plus COM
missions. Apply HnNs 1897 81. nv
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22

jorie Mcdonnell Of Vancouver, b. c.;
one brother. John Kennedy, of
Mellop, Wisconsin; two nieces, Sis
ter Mary Bede, directress of nurses
at st. Patrick'S hospital in Missoula,
and Mrs. Chef Heller Of Ephrata,
and who resided with their aunt for
Is years after their mother died;
and a nephew, Hugh Macdonald.
Boise, Idaho.
Attending the last rites Wednes-
day, from Harrington. besides the
Ray Lamp family, were Ernest
Lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lamp, Mrs.
Robert Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kloster, Mrs. j. E. Russell and Miss
Walsh; and Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Ivy
from Davenport.
Mrs. Cunningham's sister-in-law.
Mrs. John Kennedy, came from the
east for the funeral services, and
will spend month in the west be-
fore returning east
The Cunningham family members
will cherish memories of a reunion.
Easter Sunday, 1947 at the Lamp
home at Harrington, when Mrs.
Cunningham, her three children and
their families were all together
Harrington Citizen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22

allotment as soon as it is granted.
These steps will enable house
wives and industrial users to obtain
requirements for canning and other
needs while supplies and shipping
facilities are available. The Depart
ment wishes to make certain that all
users have their supply of rationed
sugar on hand to can this years
fruit crops as they ripen.
This applies with equal force to
home Gamers and industrial can
ners. No stamps specially designated
'home canning sugar stamps" will
be issued this year, but allowance
of 35 pounds available for home use
this year is designed to include SUI
gar for canning.
Apparently many household and
industrial users, finding supplies
available at present, are postponing
buying. This, together with heavy
import movement, is creating temp
orary surplus in hands of distribu-
tors. A last minute rush to cash 'un-
used sugar ration coupons when
transportation facilities are over
taxed with other commodities could
result in development of local
shortages.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22
he OVAL
35% DOT
CONCENTRATE
Use as SPRAY or DIP
KILLS Insects Pests . i.

horn flies, stable flies, house flies,
wood ticks, lice, gnats, feas, ants,
mosquitoes, sheep ticks, etc. Cattle
are more calm gain faster. You
make more beef profits.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22
LIBBY FARM WOMEN'S CLUB

The Libby Farm Women's Club
was entertained at the beautiful
ranch home Of Mrs Essie Maize
May T. assistant hostesses were Mrs.
Mary Smith and Iris Maize. A hot
lunch was served at noon to eigh-
teen members and one guest, Mrs.
Leitner of Cliffside
The business meeting began at
o'clock with Mrs Evalyn Burrell,
president. in the chair America was
sung with Ruth VanderWood at the
piano. After that the club creed was
repeated In the absence of nellie
Slauson, Evalyn Burrell gave a re-
port on the Fair Board meeting held
recently and a general discussion
followed Ideas for Improvement on
future Stunt Night programs was
also discussed.
The club voted to give $40 for
Cancer Control
Dolly Bowen had charge Of the
entertainment consisting of read
ings, songs quizes. etc. Tribute to
Mother, Edna Ohlerich. In the Gar
den, Sung by the entire group.
Mothers Day poem, Iona Mccall
lum, Customer is Always Right,
Skit by Mabel Vanderwood. Bessie
Wallace and Ruth underwood
Word contest, Edna Ohlerich. Moth
er's Day Quiz, Kappa Rice
The next meeting will be annouc-
ed later Watch the papers for fur
Their detailS-ReDOrter
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22
SPARE STAMP NO. IL
VALID JUNE 1

Housewives and industrial users
will be permitted to buy sugar in
advance of the customary rationing
date to enable supplies to move
while railroad transportation is
available, the Sugar Rationing Ad-
ministration, USDA Denver office,
announced With Cuban receipts
now at seasonal peak, and with box
cars now available which will short
ly be needed to move an estimated
billion-bushel winter wheat crop,
the Department of Agriculture feels
that speeding up sugar distribution
now is imperative in order to re-
lieve transportation burden later in
the season. This action does not in
crease rations. but merely advances
dates when purchases may be made.
To enable more sugar to be moved
now, three changes were announced
in rationing program:
/. A second l0-pound stamp for
consumers mo. 12) will be validat-
ed June / instead of July /, but
must still last until October 81.
2. Date of application for third
quarter allotments to both percen-
tage and provisional allowance in
dustrial users will be advanced
from June 10 to June /.
3. The 30-day Limitation will be
removed for industrial users to ena-
bic them to purchase their entire
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22

Rosary was said for Mrs. Flora
Cunningham Tuesday evening from
Hennessey's Funeral Home in Spo-
kane and Requiem Mass was said
Wednesday morning from st. Aug
ustine's church, with Very Rev. FIR
S. p. Buckley officiating. Interment
was in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mrs. Cunningham, mother of Mrs.
Ray Lamp, had visited at the Lamp
home here often, and had made
many friends in the community.
She was born in Green Valley, On
tario. Canada, December %, 1875
In 1898 Flora Ellen Kennedy was
married to Patrick Cunningham, at
Rossland, B. c. The family moved
to Eureka, Montana before the rail
roads came into that community.
They reared their family of one
son, Patrick, and twin daughters,
Helen and Marie, in that town. Mr..
Cunningham died in 1923 and in
1880 Mrs. Cunningham moved to
Spokane to reside in an apartment
with her daughter. Marie (Mrs.
Lamp who with her sister had
graduated in 1929 from the Sacred
Heart School of Nursing in Spokane.
Mrs. Cunningham had been hos
pitalized because of a heart condi-
ton two weeks earlier this spring
but had been taken to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Byrne, when
her condition improved. Death came
very suddenly and quickly Satur-
day, May 10. at $40 .. m.
Surviving Mrs. Cunningham are
her three children, Mrs. Lamp, Mrs.
Byrne, and Pat Cunningham; Is
grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Mar
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
BOARDS OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
TO ADOPT PRELIMINARY
RTTnGET

Notice is hereby given that the
board of school trustees of each
school district in Lincoln County
Montana. will meet at its regular
place of meeting on Monday, the
23rd day of June, l947 at the hour
of o'clock p M. for the purpose of
considering and adopting a prelim-
mary budget for the school year be-
ginning July /, l947, and that any
taxpayer in the district may appear
at such meeting and be heard on
such preliminary budget
w. ]. ANDERSON
County Superintendent of Schools,
and Clerk of Board of School
Budget Supervisors of Lincoln
County, Montana.
Dated Nov - 1917
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22
LOCAL MAN HAS RECORD
EGG PRODUCING HENS

Q v. Boepple, Libby, has the
Montana State Extension Service
reports, flock of less than 100 hens
that really go about their business
when it comes to egg production.
During the month Of March. Mr..
Boepple's flock produced an average
of 24.6 eggs, which topped all other
records in the state for the same
size flock.
Second to place was the flock of
Mrs. Koran, Corvallis with a 231
average.
Third place went to the flock of
Mrs. Slanger, Great Falls. with 22.5
average.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22
BENNETT C. JOHNSON
RECEIVES DISCHARGE

Bennett c. johnson. son of Mrs.
Fred Ayotte received his discharge
from the Army May IL. He went into
service in 1945, during which time
he served one year in Germany with
the Army of Occupation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22
MRS. CUNNINGHAM
DIES IN SPOKANE

Following is an article sent by
Mrs. Ray Lamp of Harrington, Wn..
concerning the death of her mother,
Mrs. Flora Cunningham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cunningham were early set
tiers of the Tobacco Valley and
made up a great deal Of early Lin
coin Countys formation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22

Mr.. Johnson came home on term
ihai leave April l, having separates
f. ON Letterman's General Hospital,
Sgn Francisco
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22

To thine own self be true, And It
must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any
acknowledgements.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-22

hereunto subscribed my name and
affixed my official seal at the State
Capitol in the City of Helena, this
first day of April, 1947.
JOHN j HOLMES,
State Auditor and Commissioner of
Insurance M-22
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Eisenhower 10 Remain
Subject 10 Army Call

Gen. Eisenhower will remain ir
the Army" and work for national
security even after he takes over the
presidency of Columbia University
The Army Chief of Staff told re-
porters yesterday that by agreement
with President Truman and the uni
yersity trustees he will remain sub
ject to recall to Washington for con-
sultations at any time.
AS five-star general, Gen Eisen-
hover goes on an inactive duty
status when he leaves his post some
time after the end of the year. He
will remain available for military
service and he told a news confer
ence that "as long as I am above
ground I am never going to leave
the Army"
AS university president, Gen
Eisenhower said, he will have no
greater interest in personal politics
than as Chief of Staff. He disclaimed
any political ambitions whatever.
He said the position as head OF
Columbia University "is completely
removed from politics. as see it."
He said he intends to continue to
work for world peace and strong
America and that he will take to
Columbia the conviction that the
American way Of life Is the best
for u.s.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Types of Smokers Classified
By Scottish Commentator

Noting that Prof. Paul Korn has
opened a school in New York to
teach smokers how to smoke, a Scot
tish commentator remarks that the
professor would find many to inter-
est him in Glasgow.
These include the Preoccupied