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Evening star., 1947-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEON TOBRINER, WALTER N TOBRINER,
932 Southern Building.
Filed July 21. 1947, Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
siaes Rdde tG5 the ps5st Of Co.
son, s9I West Masonic St., Gainesville,
Fla Plaintiffs. vs., Pauline Hartenstein, ct
resident. and the unknown heirs, devisees
and alienees Of Pauline Hartenstein, de-
senses the i AEeG heirs % and
and aienees Of odea Alvena sf Hartenstein assseIs
No; 35. 5.so6.woRDER Of PUBLICATIONS. tfis5S.
amended and tau complainfs nH ssnAi; is
ef the following real estate Situate in the
City Of Washington, District of Columbia,
70 wit; Parts Of original Lots i2., l3,
metes and bounds; Lot 23 in Samuel A.
5%tln in sS iS g in ho%ss
trustees subdivision of Square Sal: Lot
division Of seuae snq ST. pheFI a esesbed sub b.
metes and bounds and in detail in the
original complaint herein and to reconf1rm
ey irnstse here G.
in, OF parts of original Lots II, 13, IA
and and i5' in Square lo4. to Olga s, Catlin,
made by. the said trustee of Lot % in
original Lot | in Square 80 to George
the, sale of Lots 8 and in G. A Bohrer
and others trustees subdivision OF Square
S4l to John B. Gilliland, as heretofore re-
ported by said trustee, and for the sale of
Lot 80 in Thomas v. Smiths subdivision Of
part OF Square S6S. On motion of the plain
tins. It is this 21st day of July, l947,
ORDERED, that the defendant, Nannette
ODonnell. an infant. cause her appear
the fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the date
Of the first publication hereof; and that
the defendants, the unknown heirs, de-
visees and alienees of Pauline Harten-
stein, deceased; the defendants, the un-
known heirs. devisees and alienees of Al
fred or Alvin Hartenstein, deceased. and
the defendants, the unknown heirs, de-
visees and alienees of Odelia Alvena Hart
enstein Daetz deceased, cause their ap-
pearance to, be entered herein on or before
the hrst rule day occurring after the ex-
piratlon OF one month following the date
OF the first publication of this order other
wise this cause will be proceeded with as in
case Of default: provided, copy of this
order, be published at least once a week
Ior three successive weeks in the Wash
ingtor Law Reporter and The Evening
star before said day, good cause having
been shown why a longer publication is
unnecessary. (S) BOLITHA j. LAWS,
Chief Ghift Jpstiss TO 6 Seal 4 TTne Copy.
ELEAHo5 l3AS 9 E: JoBE, Deputy Clerk.
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VETERAN desires household moving, gem
e1al hauling: vans. stakes. panels; white
avaiLAsLE AVA lssf rafsf iMMEbIxrEE95 TISe T5t Sbev
vans. stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
ME. 7011: 81
RAuLING, z days per week, with open
stake-body truck: reasonable rates. UN.
2213 and HY. O5OS. NO Iii
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CENIkAL MUIOK Gu, GMC truck dealer,
cfsrs 40 trucks. at special sale.
PickIps, panels, stakes, dumps, chassis
and cabs, semitrailers. Also some Army
surplus trucks, AKA, 6x6, 6x4 cargos.
dumps, tractors. chassis, bridge construc-
ton trucks half-tracks. ducks 1912
Federal 3-ton tractor and fiat semitrailer,
81 800.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.. GMc truck
CH. 1000. daily s am. to 8 pm Sun
70 to 3: To reach: Out M st. through
GEORGETOWN, cross Key Bridge, turn right
on Lee hwy. (U. s. 20 and 21D; drive
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AUTO LOANS.

IF YOU ARE PLANNING to buy car from
private party or dealer. it isn't necessary
to pay cash. Our easy payment plan will
conform with your budget Call us before
you buy. Our staff of experts will be glad
to appraise the car for fair market value
procuring title and tags No obligation
Telephone Republic 1900, NOLAN FINANCE
CO., 1102 New York ave. NV, Greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

Capitol Heights, Md. $1,000 cash; and
a trailer to exchange for acreage or house
suitable for tourist court on a good hwy.
and can pay $50 per mo. on unpaid balance
Lakeworth, Miami, Tampa, ST. Petersburg
or Sarasota, Fla TIE 2635 -6
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LEGAL NOTICES tcont.). .
3. p. HoLLINGsWoRTH. Attorney,

B13 18th Street, NV.
D1sTRscT fl. coSsr ,Ss nT,t OF THE 5n gMITEn
Hofdns ih Probate ROB ne courtmNo. s q ss,ses ad
ministratien.- is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. OF the District Of columbia.
the District of Columbia. Letters Testa-
Post late Of the District Of Columbia: de,
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authentisated; auta. to the SUBSCRIBER. on "a g.
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate. Given under
rs na5S this sFSt day 9f Tay RaNk TIE
WASHINGTON, BY: EDWARD A. DENT,
THEODORE coGsWELL, Register of wills
Probate Court. au5,12,19
LEROY 5. BENDHEIM. Attorney,
I13-I1h S; Fairfax St. Alexandria, Va.
Filed July is. l945. Charles E. Stewart
IN THE D1srR1cT e.f'Ai COURT OF THE
ps2d isan.1d Plant aoY
47--,The object of this suit is to obtain
for the Plaintiff an absolute divorce. from
the Defendant, David E. Leonard, upon
out cohabitation for more than five years
the said parties having separated in Janu-
ary; yi,l !94S s.s On mo,ion 9t the plaintiff it
the defendant, David E. Leonard whose
address is Empire Hotel. Orlando. Florida,
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive
of Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the first publication of
this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default
Provide. a copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the washington Law Reporter, and The
tS) H. A. SCHWEINHAUT. Justice. (Seal)
Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk
BY ELEANOR E. JOBE, Deputy Clerk.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COTTAGE NEAR DINER, $50 per week
Phone Lorton so, MISS BAKER.
NORTH BEACH waterfront cottage, all
modern conveniences. accommodates 4;
S25 week AT. 1873 -6
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

RACES: shops and factory bldgs. erected,
complete with engineering service. DU-
POINT IRON WORKS. INC, 1856 18th St.
NV. MA. 1866. IS
GARAGE BUSINESS and equipment, space
for 5 cars, and lge. lot included Jeer
service car: $4,000. Call WA. 1908 OF
UN. 4532 after 8 am. Monday IS
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Not This

Barbara want a drink.
Jack-Can we stop here and buy
some gum?
Father-Quit. teasing to stop all
the time. We're way behind our
schedule now.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

PLYMOUTH TRAILER. 1871: 19-foot, 4
closets, sleeps 4: exchange for late model
truck. TIE. 2635. 3
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The actual bidding:
South. West. North. East.
"a Pass 2NT Pass
4NI Pass SO Pass
o." Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: queen of diamonds.
So far as it is consistent with pro-
viding diversion, it is my purpose
to select each days hand with an
eye to Illustrating some fundamental
principle of bidding or play. To-
days offering, however, constitutes
departure from this practice, since
1t appears to have no specific pur-
pose unless it be to demonstrate the
utility of a higher education.
AS East and West, my partner and
I encountered this doubtful pleasure
at the recent Michigan State cham
plonships playing against two gen.
tlemen who appeared to have dined
not wisely too we'll, which diagnosis
is bourne out by the bidding
sequence appearing above.
South chose to open with a de-
mand bid of two spades, and North
could work up no greater enthusiasm
than to make the discouraging
response OF two no-trump This did
not deter South from barging into
Blackwood with his four no. trump
bid and upon ascertaining that his
partner had an ace, he forthwith
contracted for a slam.
The queen of diamonds was OPEN
ed and declarer first cashed the two
top diamonds and ruffled the third
in dummy, and then for reasons best
known to himself he led to the king
OF hearts and took three rounds of
that suit. discarding the queen OF
clubs. ut was at this point that
declarer gratuitously announced in
a shocked manner that he had not
properly sorted his cards and had
consequently misread his handy
He led low spade from dumy and
the queen held, but he had no way
to re-enter dummy to lead another
trump, so there was nothing for him
to do but pray that the spades were
tWo-tWo, and his prayer was prompt
ly answered in fulf1llment of the
ambitious contract.
AS you have no doubt guessed. de-
clarer had misread the ace of clubs
for the ace of spades, which 1t must
be conceded presented to view a far
more impressive hand than the one
he actually held.
At the conclusion of the deal, nv
partner, Percy Sheardown of To-
ronto, Canada, assumed an apolo-
getlc air. Sorry, partner, I could
nave beaten the hand" This was
above my head, and quite perplexed
7 inquired how. "By leading the
king of clubs" Under the impact
of the blow recently struck by the
enemy was dull witted and little
slow in realizing that at that time
declarer had not yet sorted his
cards and was under the impression
that he had singleton queen OF
clubs
Evening star., 1947-08-05
JESSE LEE HALL, Attorney,
SI5 18th ST NV

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No. $685.. Ad-
nj mhinistration;EThis is to Give Notice;
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Of Administration, C; T. A., on the estate
OF Thomas B, Potts. late, of the District. of
warned t. exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber; on or before the 18th day
Of July A:D: l94s; otherwise they may by
ax ess tsfgaed en unde en al hnd sn bs 81 Ts
day. Of July. 1877. NELSON B. COAX
LEY, 1926 Meridian Pl. NV. tseal0 At
test; THEODORE CoGSWELLp Register
Clerk Of the Probate Court. au5,12.i9.
CHARLES F. WILSON, Attorney,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE HE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court-No. 50, ,455, Ad-
the Subscribers Of the District f U Of colum
bia have, obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of William Lyster,
late OF the District of Columbia. deceased.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. to the subscribers. on or
before the 10th day of July, AID. 194s;
from al benefit Of said e estate. Given eq ander
AMERICAN sEcURTTY & TRUST Co, BY:
EARL G. -JONSCHER, Assistant Trust Of
a6sser; aser; ELIZABETH LYsTER CAILLoUET.
Tz3R5fs FHHopoRE iyteos HM Resss2 esfs
Clerk Of the Probate Court ,au5.12 10
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GARAGES FOR RENT

6712 4th ST. N.W.-Single garage for rent
all wood, clean, private entrance; $40 per
month. Call RA. 1851. -5
BRICK GARAGE, strong roof, dry in
side, located near Georgia ave. and Alli-
son st. NV, 81 mo. Call 81. 1888
GARAGES WANTED
GARAGE WANTED, vicinity Conn. and S
NV; either private or commercial ME
1884 or DE 949l evenings ~
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TRAILERS (cony)

BAGGAGE BhssS ssE TRAILEs; LEE. 4xe. inclosed, -
TRAILER, 90 it,. sleeps 4: reasonable.
phone GIL. e440 between and 6, MR..
1916 I6-FT. TRAvELITE. TRAILER; excel
lent for travelling. McGREGOR, Spring
Bank Trailer Park, 80 Spring dr.. Alex. Va
TRAILER DOLLY, almost new: best offer
takes them; can be seen at Madame Vine
on q. s. No. 1, south at city limits OF
Alexandria, Va. Ask for MR. HARRISON.
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FARMS FOR SALE (contl

MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-79 ,cres ali
CLEAR, Chester loam. s felds, well fsnced az
PA paTnsi heTs 0rsharS: Ions hard road frontage:
Etchison h noass as milss i6lsshi 2,ca sarage; near
SS.SA AAES MAHoNEYE f1 Ne E1%ss Woodvsfd s1
MoNirGoMERY1 COVE are onerinf i,
d40-acre farm, on edge of the town Of
WoGdfsid' w slsts y Nd with 1000 foot frontage
lots: has s-room house, electricity and
house; sog So spring,fed streams. iI5 acres Gear
$500 with sH3SNoN SSf Faonf nueHs Mi asSe eo yCI w
spokrsMxNN : Si sT, NA hARspisr-R.,.nt,v RsfS o..r
soals b5sa as ride fine in cattle farm oeasa
crops and pasture, 400 in woods. 100 ooU scres es
ooms Ssh Ssh sec houss Sss
cleo tenant houses. 6 barns, main cattle
barn 40xlOO, 5.car garage, repair shop, .
sheds, .granary, modern Chicken houses and
several other buildings necessary to farm;
al @ m excellent 3S condition: all farm equip
horses, work horses: all furniture EXCEPT
IN tenant houses are included. in sale;
dep fo1 foaas make al parts accessible
farm income would make club self-support-
Ing; tng; recent INSPECTION of timber shows $780,
MoR 3 sex oe5 FGT saon further details snd call
WI $3.50. BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 14l7 X
81. NV. -
1873 ACRE FREDERICK COUNTY, Nd.
Dairy or stock farm-55 miles from D. c.;
can be purchased with or without stock and
equipment. including 80 head of Guernsey
cattle, 2 horses, l sow; over $4,000 yearly
milk check: 35 tons Of hay now in barn; g.
rm. modern brick house. a beauty; act
Quick, PRICED to sell. Owner will help
substantially with financing
43-acre farm; communting distance of D.
G: stream, plenty of outbuildings. wonder
ful cropping land; brick and frame dwell
ing; water and electric in house; exquisite
view OF mountain and valley. WILLIAM
H. BQeAzE. 34oS 18th st. ne, MI. s241;
IS ACRES, near 24O, on year-round
road, 6-rm. house, on knoll. with-4 Are
places; overlooking stream and Sugarloaf
Mts, many outbldgs., very fertile soil.
sood sraazingg pasture. acres of woods;
Mt. Airy-36-acre farm. nice 6-rm.
house, electricity. some outbldgs., spruce
shade, near hard road: $4,000
Vacant S-rm. country home, on hwy;
Howard County; Is acres, very fertile land,
all fenced, fruit shade, , large barns, poul-
Try. house, other outbldgs., elec. pump,
bathroom, large frontage on highway
possession at once.
Vacant-S-rm. country home; good view
on hwy; Montgomery County; S5 acres
A very productive farm, 2 streams. house
set back nicely. 500 TT. with shade, wells,
cleo, bathrm., plenty of fruit. large barn
with other outbldgs.; possession at once
JOHN BuRDoFT,, Colesville, Md, Call
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dr.; very clean inside
Tor quick sale. s. wa.
M st. NV. MI. 01S5.

1895. Abb Blagden ter NV, ia. 4713.
la SALE 1898 sedan; perfect mechanical
f42oots 14So; esll idt after 7 pm: 49,, -6
dark green: very low mileage; white side
pFasNStIs1lsrs. FsNdaI Be- Box ; 44s-x. M Star. ~ IS
600 miles. radio, heater, overdrive. spare
tire Owner going abroad. $4,000, CHI.
LINCoLN-ZEPHYR 1e41 4-door; heater.
JET MofoR SALES Rss II 1ne oss6 9s6eF
Nash !SH 1899 two-door sedan; radio, heater;
s4sioe+oa s4E0 AfteT T. p.m'' s2o S. Monroe st.
NASH 'HDi 1910 Ambassador convertible; r. and
Rrtten VI ahi saarantet ssF il n a. aont2n W@ aSsay
BAKER. Nash dealers. 2s19 NJ st. NV.
SSs# Il s!ss .sss sss es5 M aas ses
WILLIAMS (, BAKER, Nash dealers. 2s19
n s. nv; Ho: s70o;
green WnAs nlfh ss pak x Nsss dean
sTs SssT asla eSd st ao 500 sedan
s. Ssss ssss sss' ssss sss
oLDs 1895; h.. motor and front end
oLDsMoBILE is4i business coupe: looks
Ike new and in new condition; run only
tires; s1.i5o. Cali BEN CARR, sos ,0s
Lanark Way, Silver Spring, Md.
oLDsMoBILE 1s47 s-eyl.. 4-door black
sedan. 7s series; completely equipped: per-
feet condition; S2,s75 TR. 3249. s.
OLDSMoBILE 1941 4-dr. sedan; one-own-
older car O or MOTORCYCLE and UT take sSehS5Ver oVer
OLDsMoBILE 1912 ne conv. coupe; T.
a 1-oWner car: S1.445. PARKWAY. ne so5i i
NJ st. NV, MI. 01S5 5
OLDSMOBILE 194I club coupe, Hydra
Mats, r and h.. low mileage. excellent
81 1,295. FRIENDSHIP MOTORS, Kaiser
Frazier. Dealer, 1920 Wisconsin, ave,
Bethesda. Md. oL s225. Ii
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1899 PANEL-BODY TRUCK; recently over
hauled: will sell reasonable Victor OlO7.
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BARGAIN SPECIALS
1898 Studebaker Commander bus. coupe;
new tires. heater: S40O.
radio: S325
LEE .. BUTLER INC. 112l 21st st. NV.
Dl, OHIO. -
Evening star., 1947-08-05

HUME 1kAILER COACHES-We have been
serving WASHINGTON fol-. over 10 yrs; our
manufacturers will please the most dis
r inn lind ---S~S ~N1
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LOCH HAvEN.-A beautifuI building Nite
ROOMS AND BATH, newly decorated.
block from water. Call FA. 1851
WATERFRONT LOTS, houses, acreage
and farms: within 25 mi of D. c. NJ C
Evening star., 1947-08-05

FORD l946 Fordor; radio and heater, 49,
quo miles; new paint job: cheap transpor-
tation at S1,550. Call MA. 1852 after g.
Evening star., 1947-08-05

utlful black f1nIsn, car has mad cI-
ent care; S1,195. PARKWAY, 3U51 NJ
Evening star., 1947-02-24
|Ardyth Walker
makes Debut at
National Gallery
By Elena de Soyn

Ardyth Walker, talented young
cellist, made an impressive debut
last night in the National Gallery
of Art. There are not many women
who can boast OF such lovely tone,
rich in volume and quality, sup
ported by a prodigious technique.
Ably assisted at the piano by
Glory Fisher, O capable and an in
telligent partner, the cellist opened
her program with noteworthy read
ings Of Bach-Siloti "Adagio" from
the organ '@Toccata in c Major" !"
and Beethoven's Seven varia-
tons" on a theme from Mozart's
''The Magic Flute" Playing with
the poise OF a veteran, Miss Walker
skipped the length and breadth of
her instrument with the ease of a
more seasoned artist. It came
somewhat as surprise to hear such
|lmpeccable tones flowing from under
a feminine hand, so fully developed
in accordance with the standards
Of modern requirements.
Rachmaninoff's Sonata In c
minor, op. 49," created in the Pc
riod when the composer was filled
with renewed ardor for his work
after the relapse he suffered, gave
the young artist a larger scope to
show off her resources. A favorite
with cellists, the sonata bears a
family resemblance to the second
concerto, being fashioned from the
abundance Of musical ideas, stimu-
lated by the composers concentra-
ton on the concerto. Aided by an
unusually fine instrument, Miss
Walker had no trouble in present.
ing the composition in its best
light.
Whether the sonata has any
meaning other than that which is
so obvious on the surface-a roman
Evening star., 1947-02-24

tic effusion-was not evident. Oc-
casiona1ly this composition has
been lifted into a higher bracket,
when re-created by an artist who,
by a greater projection of himself,
infused It's seemingly meaningless
beauty with q purpose. While last
nights delivery of this opus by Miss
Walker did not do that, her brilliant
performance was eminently salts
flying.
Dai-keong Lees Introduction
and Allegro" composed for the
artist, followed the sonata. Placed
side by side, 1t suffered by compare
son. But if this number does not
Evening star., 1947-02-24

of the Association Of American Rail
roads, at $3.50 o'clock tonight In the
Metropolitan Memorial Church.
Mr.. Fletcher, who is also chairman
of the schools board of trustees, viii
speak on the Meaning Of an Amer
ican." The academic procession will
be led by Prof. Walter r. Shenton
university marshal.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

exploit the instruments possible
ties, 1t has rhythmical vigor In the
Allegro" which is pleasing
Faure's "Elegie" and Nadia Bou-
langer's "Piece in G sharp minor"
closed one Of the most successful
cello recitals given in the National
Gallery this season.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
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Evening star., 1947-02-24
|R. V. Fletcher to Speak
At American U. Rites,

A formal convocation will be held
by American University to hear the
54th founders day address deliv-
cred by Robert v. Fletcher, president
Evening star., 1947-02-24
MucIntyre to Speak

L. D. MacIntyre, director Of fund
raising for the Eastern area Of the
American Red Cross, will address
the Kiwanis Club Of Arlington at
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30
GERMAINE SCHLUAIRE
WINS TWO HONORS

Miss Germaine Schlumm. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Schlumm, has won two distinctions
this week at Holy Names College
where she is a sophomore. Last
night she was chosen queen of
the Beaux Arts Ball, one of the
city's most brilliant social events
which is given annually by Alpha
Sigma Alpha, Holy Names art hon
orary. Miss Schlumm was cos
TUNED as Queen of Hearts.
On Thursday evening (Jan. 30)
she will be presented as cello soloist
in the winter recital of the college
music department. The compost
ton she viii interpret is Bouree,
Op. a. by Squire. The string
orchestra, for which she is cellist,
will play the Overture to Mozart's
The Magic Flute and the Guion-
Schmid arrangement of Arkansas
Traveller.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

The public worship next Sunday,
February 2, Septuagesima Sunday,
will begin at 1900 a m. Sermon
Subject. Labor Trouble Within
Christ's Church" Matt. 2O-1-l6 The
Sacrament of the Altar will be ad-
miniStered at this Service. Do not
deny yourself of this opportunity
of partaking of the Lords Supper
The Sunday School will meet
at GAS a m.
The Junior Ladies Aid will meet
on Thursday evening of next week
with Mrs. Hjortholm at the par
sOnage
The Senior Ladies Aid will meet
on Thursday afternoon of next week
with Mrs Klas Johansson at her
home
The confirmation class will meet
at the church on Monday evening
but the time will be changed for
this meeting only to 6:30 The
Church Council will meet at the
church next Monday evening at 1880.
The old members and the newly
elected members should be present.
The Wednesday classes will meet
at the church. Il
II. c. HJORTHOLM.
Pastor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30
MONTANA PIMA
COUNTY MEETING

Mr. Charles L. Bump, Lincoln
County Agricultural Conservation
association committee chairman, to-
day issued an invitation to every
one interested in agriculture to at
tend meeting in Kalispell on Feb.
!, to join in study and discussion of
the l947 farm program. The meet
ing will begin at $50 o'clock in
the morning in the Court Room at
the County Court House.
Saturdays meeting is the annual
Outlook meeting conducted Jointly
By the agricultural conservation as
ISOLATION and the extension service, +"
Mr. Bump explained 1T provides
the time and place for all persons
concerned with the agricultural
situation to gather and talk it over.
Among the subjects we expect to
discuss are production goals and
price support for this year, 1947
agricultural conservation program,
"all-risk" crop insurance, the agri-
cultural outlook for this year and
the farm plan signup"
The changing conditions that
now confront us make this years
meeting one of the most important
we have had" Mr.. Bump said. Pres
ent price support programs are
scheduled to lapse after two more
years; we are reaching the point
in production where SURPRISES in
some commodities are already with
us, and there are many other fac
tors which make our present plans
to everyone. I hope that
farmers and others will join in our
Assisting with the Flathead- Lin
coin County meeting will be Bur
ton B. Brewster of the State Com
mittee; H. r. STICKY, economics,
and PIMA District fieldman, Clifford
]. Anderson.