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Revenue
Continued From First Page.

clares. For support, Mr.. Bates
quoted recommendations submitted
for the Board of Trade by Brig.
Gen. David McCoach, jr., former
District engineer commissioner and a
spokesman for the Municipal FL
nance Committee of the Board of
| Trade. -.
Mr.. Bates said there was adequate
justification for the proposed broad
ening of the District income tax.
Under the present restricted appli-
cation Of the levy, he said, there
are "too many persons living here
who avoid paying their fair share
Of the burdens of the District Gov
eminent"
The new income tax bill would
require returns from persons living
in Washington for seven months or
more of the year-instead of only
to those found to be "domiciled"
here. Credits would be given on the
District tax bill to the full amount
of State income or intangible per-
sonal property taxes actually paid
back home. Another section of this
bill would apply a per cent fran
chise tax on the incomes of unin-
corporated businesses operating
here with $4,000 exemption.
In arguing against a sales tax.
Mr.. Bates contended yesterday that
the average family living here
would pay more under this than it
would under revised District income
plan.
Mr.. Bates said he was convinced
50 realty tax rate here was justi-
| fed by comparative studies of realty
tax charges in other cities but was
emphatic In declaring the 50
proposed rate was "a minimum.
| Should the House unexpectedly
refuse to go along with the proposed
broadening of the income levy, he
said, some other alternative would
have to be found than a further
hike in the realty rate. mo, sir, -
he said, "the extra load would not
be transferred to real estate. The
50 rate is the maximum
/ Rather, he said, resort would
be made to the earlier suggested
higher liquor license fees and taxes
and boosted tobacco, taxes or new
levies on amusements. He hoped
no changes would be necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Accountants Will Open
Sessions Here Friday

I Problems of auditing, Federal
taxation and services Of Certified
Public Accountants will be discussed
at the two-day session of the Middle
Atlantic States Accounting Confer
ence, beginning at the Mayflower
Hotel Friday.
Principal speakers will be Earl
Bunting, president of the National
Association Of Manufacturers, and
Edward B. Wilcox, president of the
American Institute Of Accountants.
The conference will bring more than
$50 representatives from accounting
organizations In Virginia. West Vir-
ginia. North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Maryland and Delaware.
English-language motion pictures
now attract long queues at box
Offices every day in Prague. Czecho-
slovakia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08

trusses and sidewise at a 45-degree
angle so two 30-foot wings won't
be brushed against walls.
Some Texans who live In this
vicinity were surprised: "I'll bet
the pilots and tail gunners vote in
different counties Another said:
Maybe they'll declare them surplus
and We can ship our stesrs to Chi
cago without losing a pound
They tell me-" chimed in a third.
there's enough telephone wire in
there for a small city. Yeah, the
operators walked out in the long
distance strike"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Manners OF Britons
Deteriorote Badly,
Travel Official Says
BY the Associated Press

YORK, England. June Il
j. G. Bridges, general director
of the Travel Association of
Great Britain said today that
English manners are deterior-
ating deplorably-
mo one likes to be told that
his manners are bad. and may
be a little frank telling would
stop the nuisance" he said at
public meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

LANVI4N Z LdxtNkNN
Of Science.
Keen. c. E. P.
Leaman, Audley B.
Levy. Donald
Lloyd. D. B.
Maslin, c. W. R, tr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08

First HonorS.
Chance, June E.
CaSSatt. June Z.
Eickelberg, Jean
Hartman. Emory A.
Dorr, Bartlett P.
Allen, B. Marie
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Abribat, Marc G.
Alexander, A. B, II
airing, Walter J., il
Ballard, Arthur H.
Bank. Burton Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
HONORABLE MENTION.

Second Honors.
Giovannoni. C. Belle
Holland, B. Barbara
Barr. Eleanor McA.
van Munching. Ann
Baker, F. Arlene
Evans, Elsie Lee
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Ships Still Are Fitting Mines
At Rate of Six d Month

lanes now are relatively free Of
mines, mopping-up operations still
are proceeding around various Pa
cific atolls. Some of these areas
still are considered unsafe for mer-
chant shipping.
The extent to which mines can be
a danger to unsuspecting ships Is
indicated by Navy figures on war
time sinkings due to mines. Accord
ing to Capt. Howard w. Fitch, head
Of the Nays mine warfare section,
more than 400, 900 tons of enemy
shipping were sunk and 800 900 tons
severely damaged by mines.
The Navy now Is using japanese
crews manning Jap vessels and
American minesweepers in tracking
down mines sown by both Ameri-
cans and Japanese during the war.
Fishing boats and trawlers, most
of them too small to show UP on
official records, are considered by
Maritime Commission officials as
the greatest postwar casualties OF
floating mines. The estimate of the
number Of these sunk since the
war runs into hundreds.
The major merchant vessels lost
since the end of the war INCLUDE
nine American ships and 20 other
foreign vessels. All these were in
the over-1 .000-ton class. Their loss
Is described as total" and due di-
rectly to mines.
tReleased By North American Newspaper
Alliance, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1947-06-12

Floating mines. the most stealthy
and deadly OF wartime weapons, still
are sinking ships throughout the
world.
Nearly two years after the wars
end, the Maritime Commission re-
ports that ships Of American and
foreign registry are either being
sunk or damaged by mines at the
rate OF at least six month.
In the period since vi day,
American minesweepers alone have
swept up a total of 1904 mines.
More than 300 men in 10 Navy
ships still are engaged in the task
of searching mine infested Pacific
waters.
So extensive is this hunt for
mines that at one time the United
States Navy had as many as $4,000
men and 500 ships scouting the Pa
cific for loose mines. The job Is not
expected to be completed before the
end of the year.
While the Navy considers most
of the commonly travelled shipping
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Germon Group Seeks
Union With Britain

Started by women in Lower Sax
ony, the Guelphic Party, which has
grown up in recent months in the
British zone of Germany, and now
is credited with 100000 members
seeking to have the province and
city of Hanover brought back into
the British Commonwealth-prefer-
Evening star., 1947-06-12

ably with the Duke CT +. illdsor or
King George, as their King.
The whole thing is ridiculous, z
say Britons in Germany, but they
simply refuse to believe they are
Evening star., 1947-06-12

living in cuckooland. Children are
flocking to join the English
Hanoverian Youth Movement and
every one wants to learn to speak
English, which now IS called "our
other language. -
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I EVISkES VALID Al
Raso VYTAUTAS X. sVIEDRYS.
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
(3) sIRVINTOS

GERU, medziais apsodntu Vilniaus keliu
pasiekiame Sirvintas. Miestelio vietove surists
SUI musu kovomis del Lietuvos Nepriklausomy-
bes Toje vietoje sumusus Lenka priesa ir SUI
stabdzus jo verzinasi krasto giluma, Srvintu
miestelio vardas musu tautos istorijoje uzem6
vena garbingiausiu vietu. Cia kiekvienas ia.
kas, kiekvienas saitas, miskai ir laukai yra
nuslakstyti musu broliu krauju. Daug garbin.
GU vyru cia uzmigo amzinu miegu. O kick zu-
vo zmoniu, kai miestes pateko j neutralia 70
na. Prieso kariai persirenge civiliskai, terori-
zavo gyventojus, kurie buvo priversti burtis
partizanu eiles kad gerau galetu nuo ju apsi-
ginti ir isvalyti krasta nuo nepageidaujamo ele-
mento
sirvintu .apylinkeje basiosos dienos baige-
81 tik 1923 metu pavasari, kada po Ambasado-
riu Konferencijos miestes ir tos vietos kuriose
buvo isistiprine Lenkai, atiteko Lietuvai. Sc
nukas zukauskas, kuram teko toje zonoje ilga
laika eiti ofcialias pareigas, apie ia laikotarpl
pasakoja daug siurpiu dalyku. Mes susitinka-
me ir leitenanta Balna, viena is narsiQju tu ko-
WI dalyvi, kuriam teko vadovauti pestninkQ
pulko treciam batalionui. 10 vadovaujami ka-
rial kelis kartus buvo labai kritiskoje padetyje
ir tik nepaprastos drasos deka pajegdavo tik
apsiginti nuo keleriopai gausingesnio prieSo,
bet dar suduoti jiems mirtina smugi. Mes walks
ciojame su ltn. Balnu po Bastunu kaima Seirunq
viensedzius ir Bekupiu dvara kur vyko zutbu-
tines kovos. Js NUNS rodo tas vietoves, papa
sakoja visas kautyniu smulkmenas.
stai kapitonas Noreika uzemes Bekupiu
dvara, sustoja ,ir mano kareiviams duoti poll
sio Bet tik pradejus rengtis uzkandziauti stat
ga puola keliariopai gausingesnis priesas ir pra-
sidejo zutbutines kovos. lr 81 karta laiku at
vyko ltn. Banas ir sudave priesui mirtina smu-
gi. Mes gryzdami atgal j sirvintu miesteli
klausomes jo pasakojimu
sirvintu miesteis issidriekes prie vienos
pagrindines gatves. Salia baznycios yra pas
tatydintas zuvusiems ddvyriams paminklas
kurian1e yra iamzinti ju vardai. sirvintu muro
baznycia statyta 1475 metals, kuria galiausiai
naujai pertvarke Q860-1870) Kun. Lupeika
Aplanke musu kovu Nepriklausomy zy-
miausias vietas, suspazine su ltn. Balnu ir is
io lupu isgirde daug idomiu dayku, mes pasu-
kane link Musniku-Kernaves, kuri yra buvus
pirmoji Lietuvos sostine
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az MUSNIKAI-KERNAVE

MUSNIKUOSE pirmiausia mes aplankome
grazia gotikos stiliaus muro baznycia, statyta
1885 metals. Miskelyje tarp Cobiskio r Rusty
kaimo uztinkame apie 40 pilkapiu. Ties Ker-
naveles palivarku yra Koplyckalnio kalnas, ant
kurio stukso nezinia ka reskia muro griuvesiai.
Ten pat yra Svedkapio senkapis.
Netoli buvusios administrators linijos mes
pasiekiame Kernave- -pirmaja Lietuvos sostine,
kur senoveje buvo Lietuvybes zidinys ir tvir-
tove Tat nors trumpais bruozais suspazinki-
me su tos garsios vietoves istorija. Spejama
kad Kernave buvo ikurta 1895 ar 1040 metals.
ka kurie istorikai teigia kad 1912 metals Min
daugas cia buvo vainikuotas Lietuvos karalium.
Prize senosos baznycos buvo rastas akmuo, ant
kurio skalti skaiciai sutampa SUI Mindaugo
vieSpatavimo aikotarpiu. Tai brangus musu
istorinis radinXS.
Kernave kaip Lietuvos sostine yra zinoma
net Xxi Gedimino aiku, kur vykdave svarbiausi
susirnkimai. Gediminui perkeus sostine Ira
kus ir Vilniu, Kernave nustojo savo ankstybes-
nes reisksmes. Bet kaip senoves LietuviQ tiky-
bos centras, kur vyriausio kriviu- -krivaicio Liz
deikos laiminama ir vaidiuciQ pakurstoma ru-
seno sventoji ugnis, dar ilgai j buvo zinona
Pirmoji kataliku baznycia pastatyta Vytau-
to 1887 metals. Jai sudegus 1929 metals buvo
pastatyta medine Nauja murine baznycia baig-
ia statyt 1925 metals. JOS didziajame altoriu-
je yra Dievo Motinos paveikslas, panasus Aus
ros Vartu Dievo Motina. Is rasto piles kalne,
dabartineje klebonijos sodyboje, sidabro buvo
nuliednti Dievo Motinos drabuziai
Kernaves gamta pasizymi nepaprastu gra-
zumu JOS papuosalas yra trys piliakalniai
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Nenori ir Socializrno

Senatorius Joseph H. Ball
atkreipia Amerikieciu demesi
] Anglijos. socialistini planavi-
ma, kuris atnese tai saliai di-
desni nedatekliu ir skurda ne
gu buvo uztraukes II Pasauli-
mis- karas. Jis persergsti Ame-
rikiecius nuo tokiq ekonominiu
planavimu grupiu kurios stem
giasi socializma pirsti ir Ame-
rikai.
Amerikoje pradejus atvirai
kovoti prizes komunizma, patty
lomis cia varo savo pasalinga
darba socialistai, kurie stem
giasi isigyti daugiau pasekeju
ir kesintis j valdzia, panasiai
kaip jie daugelyje Sally paste
ke Europoje.
Daznai ivairiu miestu aiks-
tese matysi ant backos ar ant
dezes pasistojusi kalbetoja re
kaujanti, skereciojantysi. Ar
tyn priejus pamatai kad prize
jo ant iskabos nupiesta ir So
cialistiskas zenklas = raudo-
name dugne sugniauzta kum-
Sits. Tai tas pats kas ir ko-
munistu, mes tie savo sueigose
kumstis kilnoja, o socialistai
ta prieme savo simboliu, vie
toje kujo ir pjautuvo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-19
Maskva Sulaike?

Nesenai buvo placiai paskel-
bta kad valdzia emesi grieztc
vajaus israveti komunistus is
valdisku istaigu.
Dabar, veteranu organizaci-
jos pradejo lermuoti kane da.
lykas kad formos kuriose rel
kalinga ispildyti "istikimybes
pareiskimas" stojant arba jau
esant valdiskoje tarnyboje, ne
ra nieko ka Prezidentas Tru-
man pradejo skelbti ir isprase
Kongreso $24 milijonu suseki-
mui komunistQ valdzios istai-
gu tarnautoju tarpe.
"Viskas tapo paversta kla-
sta, ir jokio uzsibrezto tikslc
neatsieks valdzia negaus
jokiu informaciju apie komu.
nistus," - skelbia Army and
/ Navy Union News.
Pirmiau tame pareiskime
buvo tiesiog klausimas:
Gar esi komunistas, arba ar
buvai kada nariu Komunistu
partijos %.
Dabar toje vietoje yra tik-
tai paklausimas:
"Organizacijos kurioms pri-
klausai, kitokioms negu religi-
mes ar politiskos, arba tos ku-
rios parodo religiskus ar poll
tinius rysius".
Tas paklausimas yra tik be-
reiksmis ir neturi prasmes, sa-
ko veteranq redaktorius.
rs toxic apgavingo klausi-
mo FBI negaus jokiQ daviniq
apie komunistus. Ten atsaky-
ma rasydamas komunistas ar
ba ju remejas nera privercia-
mas pasisakyti kad jis yra ko-
munistas arba kad buvo ju
partijos narys.
Matyt Maskvos agentai ta
pirmesne blanka patikrino il
surade toki nemegiama klau-
sima patare kan nors arti val
dzios stovinciam padaryti pa
keitimus.
Valdzioje yra aukstu valdi-
ninku kurie pasislepe su savo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-19
Vel Amerika Nusigas..

IS Londono ateina ypatingas
pranesimas. Anot to pranesi-
mo, Visinskis, sovietu uzsinio
reikalq komisaro Molotovo pa
vaduotojas, padare paklausi-
ma nuo kokio prieso rengiasi
PietQ ir siaures Amerikos val
stybes gintis.
Visinskis ta pareiske Londo,
ne, pakeliu j United Nations
posedi New Yorke.
Jis be abejo pataikes progs
to paklaus ir paciu Amerikie.
ciu tiesiog. Ir, reikia tiketi
Washingtona nugasdins ir pri-
vers apie koki nors priesa net
kalbeti savo kalbose. Xxi siol
mini tik priesa, bet Wis bio is
tarti to prieso varda.
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sprogdins Maskvos gaybe, r komunistai Lietuvoe is
to 'lakstingalisko' viliojimo j SAVO TEVYNE GRYs.
VIENAM IS DAUGELIO

Tu zaidi ir juokiesi laimingas,
Kad graziQ akmeneliu radai,
Mes akmuo - lobis tai stebuklingas.
Kai j vaiko akytem natal.
Bet tuojau tn ka kita surasi,
lmsi pasakot, rodyt, juoksies,
Gal prie tako duobute iskasi,
0 gal. savo seseliu dziaugsies.
zaisk, suneli, ir juoktis skubeki,
Kol tn mazas kvailutis esi.
Daug nesdrumstos laimes tureki.
Kol tu ia taip lengvai surandi.
Mes paauges tn juoktis nustosi,
Kai gyvenima imsi suprast,
kai tremtinio vargus suzinosi
lr kai relks tau prie vargo priprast.
Saldumynu, zaislu tu prasysi,
Tu noresi drabuziu naujq,
Daug graziu tn daiktu pamatysi,
Bet ne tau, o kittens paskirtu
Oar lopsyj pazinai tn jau salti,
Kai be kuro, barake saltam
Savo pirmaja ziema isvargti
Tau reikejo mazyciui, silpnam.
Bet sulaukei tn vasaros laiko,
Kuris sildo vienodai visus,
Ir nemaciusius vargo aplanko,
Bet kartu ir barakus skurdzius.
zaisk, mazyti, kol vejai neduksta
Nevaisingoje fjordu salyj,
Kol tau gera ir nieko netruksta,
Nors ir. ;. .nieko tn neturi.
Vytautas.
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MUSU KALEkDoRIUS 1947

kama - Soc
224 puslapiq didumo, knyga Kalendorius 1947
metu SUI sventemis, SUI daug ivairiq skaitymq.
Tokiu kalendoriq Lietuviai Amerikoje pageidau-
ia, ir stai dabar gauta ju keliolika greitam is
pardavimui Juos isleido "Musu Kelias", Vo-
kietijoje, redagavo A. Merkelis.
Reikalaukit Dirvoje
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pasalingais pro-sovietiskais ir
komunistiskais palinkimais ir
fjie galejo irodyti Kittens ku-
RE rengesi komunistus sekti,
kad toks tiesioginis klausimas
gall ''pagadinti" gerus Ameri-
kos santikius SUI Maskva. ;.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
After Dark
1t Seems to You You've
Heard That Song Before
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

of the theater humming "The Ami
versary Song" dn its original form
a long time before they discovered
it adapted to the needs Of "The
Jolson Story" That was back in
1924, when the Moscow Art Theater
was here presenting "The Cherry
Orchard" and Uncle Vanya." The
old waltz, closer then to its youth
was played during "The Cherry Or
chard." The music group of the
Moscow Art Theater was here al
about the same time, not, however
presenting Chekov. 1t was present
ing, principally, Olga Baclanova
with whom a number of people fell
madly in love, Miss Baclanova hav-
ing been quite dish in those days
You can hear the waltz played
as it was before Jolson discovered
it, at the Madrillon these nights
where the Lazala Trio will knock il
off spiritedly on demand.
II X y X.
Pat Rooney, who has been around
show business so long that he al
most might consider a man like A
Jolson a talented youngster with 8
bright future ahead, is one Of the
three new attractions at the Clut
Cairo. The other two are Susan
Miller, who has had a well-fllleo
singing career on stage, screen ano
radio, and Dick Buckley, who sum-
mons customers to help him perform
an Amos n Andy skit.
We have just discovered, and
happily pass the warning along, that
Evening star., 1947-03-25

There are several things you ought
to know about "Tae Anniversary
Song" now that 1t is leading most
of the hit parades. You probably
already know that it has not always
been "The Anniversary Song" but
used to be something called Danube
Waves" 1t is the first waltz to hit
the top of the best-seller lists in
years, proving, we suppose, that the
movies WELD greater power than
Wayne King.
AL Jolson's name appears on the
sheet music for THE Anniversary
Song" as one of the composers. You
should hesitate, however, before you
complain about Jolson taking a mel
ody in the public domain for the
purpose of making himself richer
For years, on the entertainers order
ASCAP has been forwarding all
Jolson's royalty checks to the Will
Rogers Sanatarium at Saranac, N
Y. His Anniversary Song" royalties
60 there, too.
Washingtonians were walking out
Evening star., 1947-03-25

you had better be careful about
where and when you do any rem
iniscing about show business that
comes to your mind. The luncheon
talk the other noon at the Occiden-
tai, frequented by statesmen, lobby
lists, Democrats IN disguise and show
people, turned to female imperson-
ators, Of all things. " Julian Eltinge
was the best of them, guess" one
man said, "but there were some
others who got to be famous. There
was one, very well known, who
toured in vaudeville for years. !
can't think of his name
81 know who you mean" the man
across the table replied. Il don't
remember his name, either. but he
was always billed as The Creole
Fashion Plate" The first man
turned to the waiter.
you've been around here long
enough to remem5er," he said.
who was The Creole Fashion
Plate'?"
Without word the waiter de-
parted. But he came right back
bearing three old fashioneds.
X X u X
A casualty during the entertain
ment at Sacha Lucas Coral Club on
a recent night was Mischa, es--artil-
lery officer of the Gear and admirer
of the violin virtuosity of Jascha
Heifetz. He burned his hand while
operating the spotlight. He in
sists he was NOT trying to turn it
on himself.
X y
y you have been stranded in
frigid Washington and have been
wondering what you have been miss
ing by not getting to Miami Beach,
other than the temperature, we can
tell you. A man just returned from
there brings back an account of an
evening he spent at a Florida night
club, entertaining a party of friends.
When it all was over, he was pre-
sented tab for 500, which didn't
seem unreasonable, all things con-
Isidered. He got his real surprise
when he left a $40 tip. That, the
Evening star., 1947-03-25

waiter indicated, was not only an in
suit, 1t was an indignity. Said he
wouldn't accept such a puny gratu-
Iity for his evenings work. He
hadn't been serving Those eight
people for a measly 20 bucks. "a
Miamian in the party finally talked
the waiter into taking the money
|if you're wondering how he made
out, but the visitor was in no mood
to do it,
X X n X
BERTHE Hellman, half of the Nep-
tune Rooms piano duo, had the
compliment of the week the other
evening. A patron, resenting her
accent, apparently, sent note along
advising: why don't you drop the
Hildegarde line? We know you're
Evening star., 1947-03-25

La Latin from Flatbush.' A natura-
lized American who ned her native
Austria when the Nazis came in,
BERTHE was no end set up with the
thought that she sounds like Flat
bush, finally.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Hinshuw to Give Talk

Representative Carl Hinshaw, Re-
publican. OF California, will address
the Society of American Military
Engineers in the Mayflower Hoteh at
1880 pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
z. RAYNT-zx4z>V 1EHT SEeIzEE


Your Ticket Delivered Right to Your Seat
After the train leaves and you're comfortably
settled, uniformed passenger representative
will bring your ticket right to your seat Then
you can pay for it in cash or charge it to your
c & O Lines Credit Card. For late evening trains
livered at the "check-in" desk.
Saves You Time, Bother No longer do you
have to waste your own valuable time fidgeting
in ticket lines. No longer do you have to rush
down to the station at the last minute to pick
up reservations. Now your travel arrangements
are as simple as A B c on the through trains Of
all three lines-The Chesapeake & Ohio, Nickel
Plate, and Pere Marquette.
Evening star., 1947-03-25

All You Do Is Phone Now you can simply
reach for the phone and book advance space in
Reserved-Seat Coaches on the through trains
of all three lines-the Chesapeake & Ohio, Nickel
Plate Road, and Pere Marquette Railway. Then
you go directly to your train. Take your reserved
seat, settle down and relax. You don't have to
pay for your ticket until after the train leaves
the station.
For Pullman Reservations To order Pull
man space by phone, you will need G & 0
Lines Credit Card You give your credit card
number and you are assigned your space. Your
orders for Pullman space are subject to estab-
ished cancellation regulations and Pullman
redemption rules.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-16
NINE BUDDING ATTORNEYS
TO TAKE BAR EXAMS

Nine persons have petitioned the
Montana Supreme Court and will
take the State Bar Examination on
October q, according to Frank Muir
ray, Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Those petitioning are: Emil Fred
rickson, Butte; William r. Glen,
Harlowton; Andrew M. Halversen,
Livingston; Charles Victor Huppe,
Roundup; Gilbert Lee, Bozeman;
Howard J. Luxan, Jr., Great Falls;
Patrick Mealey, Butte; Myron l..
Trip, Billings; and Francis L. Zap
pone, Lewistown.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-16
TAX NOTICES ARE
IN TIE MAILS

Real estate taxes are now due
and payable and must be paid on
or before November 30 to escape
penalty for being delinquent. Ac-
cording to County Treasurer Ken
meth Bigelow tax payments are
coming in now and all statements
will be out within the next few
daVs
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-16

STAMPS:--An out-cf-the-state Wis
itor wanted to see lincoln County,
Montana, from a plane.-So up he
goes.-He was so thrilled by the
beauti1aAla4@a4@ra scenery that his
mouth flew open and out fell his
upper dental plate. II hit the ground
exactly twelve seconds after leav-
ing his mouth.
How high was the plane?
The first 90 Lincoln County, Mon
tana, stamp collectors who send to
me the correct answer will receive
a sheet of the Century Souvenir
Stamp free. Allen Goodgame, Troy,
Montana. 1c