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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ACCORDION also other Instruments; pvt.
lessons; instruments loaned for trial. For
infor.. AID. 4,96, Mr.. JAY, Is pm. 30
COMPTOMETER COURSE. with touch typ
ing; hundreds Of openings: unusual sal
aries: short. easy course new classes now
starting day and eve-reg early. BOYD
SCHOOL. 200 18th st. NV. cor. G. over
Zlotnick's, 9Th floor.
LEARN TO DRIVE in Washingtons Oldest
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; l94k model cars.
patented aual controls. EASY METHOD.
North 1894
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught Approved BY Government
for q training WAR.FLYHN BE- BEAUTY
DRIVING LESSONS by exp. teacher; salts
faction guaranteed any hours. Rates very
rea aSnnshle EN- 565;t 4
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
part,time classes Get our tree estal9sus
ave. NE. 111S. Established 1918.
ACCORDION; also other instruments; pvt.
lessons: instruments loaned for trial For
infor.. AID. 1896 Mr.. JAY, is pm.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
ts ps9 to r2c No coH 1Snsy aowH
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, redeco ating
siding and roofing; first-class work only;
area only, r; H BEST, INC, WI. 3633:
AsKEW,S HOME sERv.-Painting, paper
nsnSof to foo reas re- sSne5Rs oR 7sSS 0s%'
ATTENTION, HOME owNERs-Any work
from foundation to roof. Call HARRIS g.
hARRls, bar Contractors ST. 74s9 o,oI or IA
cFMEST GIN NJ WORK, WORK stone walls. fagstones,
terraces. walks chimneys, fireplaces. &C.
pipe drsinage all kinds Of waterproonag
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35ss. 4
CONCRETE woRK;-can US for walks Is
foundations. found waterproohng, UNDERMINING
culverts. -precasting. PRuITT. CoNsTRUc-
TON co, Concrete Contractors Alexan-
FIoos sEKwcI.Nesn,ns put the Dss.
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning: par
sS ai'fs d niai: 'sis assss
GENERAL REPAIRs and remodeling of all
fnas S 10Th Premp, st vs. seryes Ms os5s 5 L. MILLs
HONE HON iRsEMoDIiNG. rec, e''i rms. sttics,
oaths kit remodeing. cabinets and ap-
planes AltiCO wall tie. all cOforS. ruDper
tile flooring; free estimates. SUBURBAN
CONSTR CO. UN 1882. days or ewes.
HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING CO. -
Painting, papering roofing and siding: all
work guaranteed; monthly terms; free esti-
mates WA 1886, days or evenings.
IRON WORK. fire escapes. railings pre-
fabricated steel garages and mill bldgs.
DUPONT IRON WORKS, 1896 18th St,
KffCHsSs XII iieS REDEsIGNED and installed by
experts nnest cabinets and a,,. appliances ice.
,stimate nate MODERN HOME CO. Ma. e7io
PAINTING INSIDE. outside, AND paper
reas, rates: ARTHUR THoMP-
SCREEN DOORS. SCREEN wIRE--Larse
stock Of screen wire. bronze. salv: and
doors WOLFE A. BORDOW HOW'RE.
North Capitol and x SITS, Republic 200
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while l have the The
material Call Sligo 3942. W. d. TAYLOR,
300 Greenwood ave. Takoma PARK No:
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ments and remodel Jobs; attn. rms. a a,
k2z1 "
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PERSONAL.

ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAKING done
quickly, expertly. reasonably. We now have
Better es fhsf Mrs 0F5 R1DDLE b aooo Florida ave-
nv Nv nY1 5stween ss!o Conn. ave- and goth st
SLIP COVERS beautifully tailored to HI
ma.fhIp voR WILLIAMS dMN TE s$S2
kits, cosmetics. Will lease small space tC
party handling one of these in women''
tsshien center being developed sonn near 18th
VACANCY for elderly people; nursing care
and tray service: large grounds and porch
one block from bus and carline. HI. 64l0
CAMP MoNrKosE"-eand season. Girls
3 to le yrs All sports incIudiHns fldins xdnn
'@r MRS u
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and hngel
wave. 50c. No appointments MABELLE
FaG1aG h0haGF rSasTc SasD1 sGKGFkY G pr ave Neary
ao.5 Eye st wa5 NV &C! Consult, l |, to 1: am
AS2 oIp M"R Xr Tsa ao 5o ol' co., - MAN. IA You're
crazy! Thous;, nds poppy, at 20, ostres
Tonic Tablets pep n up bodies lacking iron
only SOC. At all druggists;
your child of wonderful. neyer-to- be for.
gotten camp experiences. 15O-acre farm
pony riding, swimming. creative arts ano
crafts music archery 69xins sot
ture mailed upon req. RUTH PARSONS
director. weekdays and sundays, mspec.
ton inayited, Y to pm. s4o1 Ga. ave
ROOM 81; PA AND BOARD for elderly people. with
nursing care; opposite Walter Reed Hos
are AkK YoUR SLEEPING QUARTERS uncom.
fortably warm at night?, JOSEPH D
CO has iolyed this problem fo1
til II pm. Phone calls accepted. MA
BUTTToNs COVERED. belts, buckles. but.
4 - DREssMAKERs sUPPLiEs, 1924 10th
i s;sz ,sss:5s:ss, Il
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. Isio 6 st
Prompt service ON dental plate repairs
sII {, sw on II fad iadep SA
sos sT9@0f l45h ahd st eme'sh' nx co sr'is open
PiaNo TuNER, washington and suburbs
xthn snp ,e adIs e 20 eEoRG ERs Keosrs oH s
JEWISH HOME for elderly and GONZALES
cent ideally located; individual care day
and night nurses. 1892 sth st, NV
BALLROOM. private dining rooms and
special meeting rooms, now available for
your dances, weddings, engagements,
parties or organization functions. KEN
MORE HOTEL. 21OS 10th St NV, DU
LADIES'! REDUCE, relax. rejuvenate the
easy Stauffer way. You owe it TO yourself
and family to be always at your slim AND
sparkling best. so minutes in time. A
little over 81 per treatment Lose inches
and pounds. Take our free trial treat
ments. Call RE. 1899. located 1872 Eye
st. or OR. 2746, 4420 Conn. ave. Open
Willow LAWN SCHOOL has several
immediate vacancies. year around board
KIND CARE GIVEN invalids and elderly
people, in pleasant Va. surroundings at
the ILIFF NURSING HOME, Dunn Loring
Va. Phone Falls Church o191. MRS
LYDIA l. WILLS.
DO PEOPLE NEED to economic like they
say? My advertising resu is show they dc
not Wanued-husband and wife for
part-time assistance in better class room
ing house. some EVENINGS and week ends
One must have knowledge of stenoeraphy
Compensation in form OF room rent Boz
.CHILDREN's SWINGS and playground
equipment made to your specifications; i'm
mediate service and delivery. r. P
riNY TOT TEETER R-TOLTER-save di,
rect from mfg; sturdily constructed, al,
metal ball-bearing. barrels OF fun; child
10 = SS95; ali sizes. D1. 3216
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRITERS pur.
soma BILE: machines fors sale. standards and
portables: est. IL yrs OFFICE MACHINES
co. aI3 18th " Ins. BLDG RE: es2s
oileo and adjusted All work guaranteed
RI II77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 14th ST. a.v
RRICKLAYING-Firep ehimneys, re
taining walls, walks and steps built ant
repaired A FAGNANI, AT. 1894.
BRICKWORK-Small job specialists. In
mediate ction All work guaranteed. UE
.l51 81
BUILDING, remodelinE, repairing. car
pentry. masonry, plasterins, cement vori
and painting. LU. 1858, Ii. 144e. Nh
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR AMARILLO, TEX. Thurs
day or Friday; going via st. Louis, Mo-
as Buick share 1,npSr fHp Ia n,sses seel ride to
Dallas or Ft. Worth Tex. around June 5
or 6: will help drive and share expenses
LEAVING FRIDAY for Chicago, would like
, riders Call FIR. 49lg.
TwO YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENTS de
sire ride to West Coast on or around June
10; will share expenses and drive il de-
sirad NO hSSo ~
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HoNF HIJNTINC sERVIcEs

WE ARE FINDING HOUSES and apis. for
people who need them. May We help YOU?
We are not a real estate company, but
We know how. Small fee. II you are hav-
ing trouble finding home, write US, Box
bIln Star II
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

TELEPHONE ANSWERING service. auto.
matte. reliable, your telephone covered
whenever you are out OF your office: mes.
sages handled with intelligence and dis
cretion: low monthly rate. Room 302
1924 < st. NV. RE. 0676 j
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SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.

ADVANCED BOOKKEEPER and assistant.
experienced; familiar with Bookkeeping
machine and comptometer: work as q
afraid OF hard work Salaries open. RA.
os5o after Z nm IS
FIRST-CLAsS Cook and butler, with
city references: willing to leave the, city
for summer. Apply to Ii. 9I41, call be-
tween 3 and Z -
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NoME NAP, COMPANIES Cen. !,

HUME JNP. COkNPANIeS tSote.I
ATTENTION. HOME QWNERs---Reere-
alton rooms built. porches constructed.
HALLE RaIn coeNsTRtcfToN esfsti cosTkAcToRs.
UN. l147. Call for free estimate. q
No WAITlNG-call SUBURBAN REMOD-
EIING sCO for your remodeltng, brick,
stone. cement driyeways. additions, paint
ing. carpentry. etc. WI. 8619. =
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DOMESTIC

WE HAVE frst-class colored help. full OF
part time: also day workers. Call AD
0639. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE 1853 Wallach pl NV. =
ATTENTION. RELIABLE DOMESTIC work.
ers-Gh.w., maid. countergirl, dishwasher.
porter. day workers. walters; all types OF
help for resorts. NATIONAL HOME SERV.
co R3OS j
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHEKS' AGENCY handles the
Colorado Building. 14th and G. RE. 1888.
PRIVATE BUSINESS needs you. Pays bet
ter, more opportunities, much less friction.
Inquire today. Leave an application. Free
reg. Secretary. trafic rate exp. $275.
Patent law secretary, > d.. 500 wk. Sec
retary, American, Embassy. S220: secre-
tary y-bookkeeper. to S65 wk. Secretary.
constr. exper.. in town. $50. Trade asso.
secy.. d.. $500. Hundreds of others,
Est 30 yrs. Thousands placed In the bet
ter positions See Miss Lee or Miss White
first. BOYD'S. 700 18th. MA. .33S.
LAB. TECHNICIAN mD, start 500 wk.
Medical technician. must have certificate.
exper., 5000, rm.. BID. Medical detail man,
car S1J wk Dozens of others daily
Visit today. Miss Morgan. MA. $3.50.
PERSONNEL SERVICE 1871 G st. NV,
next church.
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REpAIRs AND sERVcEs Gent. J

I
repaired and .refin.; also bars, bookcases
e. cssSErs sT s4st asD s'fs fBsooEkcAsss sss' made
tops; recreation rms nnished; ,porches In
closed and screened; cabinet doors made
| cor cabinets, radiator covers made; car
CAMERA csndTH sspIE KEPAiRs@si5 1 i. 10th st. NV.
LER 4 dALBERT. NC: IA; ALL. ~ .,..
painting done reas. Call Mr.. SWAMI, D1,
csMpffNTR4pDReereatlon eaSs fts1f DRa rooms .l.!es,
Ius ff5eenias a;s4a on sn0 Fry ksnf5t f5a7 repairs
cARPENTRY, repair and rsmodeling. done
ssifs ea Mr. sTAEIER w. aia4
| rooms, porches incloseds stairways. dormsr
sns1Es EESpR1cKs sssidsnfa Gnon q 4si commercial
CARPENTRY-Porches screened. attics
! finished. window valances. cabinets, book :,
partitions ADDITIONS ss and
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS. building and
shelving and partitions, ceilings replaced;
sstimstss; FR. 1851; Il 1888: 20
snaffSH snal1 JOBS espseisIy. @ t ean ao' ssas'
AsH eakPfSfk1. SH rAlNriSG. psperns. p; new
please those who demand the best. AIMS
WORTH. RA. 4S1S. -
! CEMENT WORK and retaining walls. Call
RELIABLE CONCRETERS. WA. 5040. IS
| CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture and
rugs machine-done on premises: estimates.
! Can Mr.. CRULEY any time. NO 50Sl
ELECTRIC WIRING. repairs. Emergency
service. Extra outlets. automatic control
wiring. No charge for estimate. Licensed
master electricians. ia. S203.
for prompt, courteous, guaranteed service.
| call A. ELECTRIC CO. RA. 5S5S
ELECTRIC WIRING, commercial. residen-
| tial, old, new work Extra outlets, repairs.
REGAL ELECTRIC. 36o9 Ga. RA 1891.
ELECTRICAL WORK DONE reasonably
and properly: free estimates. ELI ELEC-
TRIO CO.. 11l6 18th ST. NV. MA. 1923.
FLOORS-Sandins and finishing, old or
new floors estimates day or night.
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ADDING MACHINE, excel. cond, fully
guaranteed; $14.50. l43l Eye st. NV.
EX. $500. 4
AIR COMPRESSOR. Sa5; in very good con-
dition; private owner. Telephone FA. 9501.
-
leut condition. Sl49 each. while they last
5O0l 9th st. NV -6
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco York, Snip.
console. RE. 1920. a
AIR CONDITIONER. York ,4-hp. console
type; used very little; $500. Call WO.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
MONTANA STATE KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS STATE
CONVENTION MAY 21-23

Montana State Deputy Julius E
Hilgard, Great Falls, Montana, an
nounces that the State Convention
of Montana State Council Knights
of Columbus will be held at Ana
conda, Montana May q, % and %
1913.
Each council in Montana will
elect two delegates and two alter
mates who will officially represent
each Council, at this State Conven-
ton.
Each Council besides its official
delegates usually sends a delega-
ton of to 10 persons from each of
Montana Councils
Representation from The Supreme
Council at New Haven, Conn. have
informed State Deputy Hilgard that
they will be represented at our
State convention.
The program consists of business
sessions, banquet and several
socials, besides special entertain
ment for the ladies.
State Deputy Hilgard asks all
those who plan to attend the State
convention to make their reserva-
tons as early as possible by cor
responding with John O'Leary,
General Convention Chairman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
LIBBY CHAMBER INVITES PUBLIC
TO DISCUSS SCHOOL BUILDING
PROGRAM FRI. EVE, MARCH 19

Everyone who is interested in the
Libby Schools is invited and urged
to attend the open meeting of the
Libby Chamber of Commerce to-
morrow (Friday) night stated Sup't
Q. L. Gillespie, chairman of the
Chambers d NC tion committee
which is in charge of the gathering.
The meeting which will begin at
800 p. m. in the Junior High Audi
forum, will feature panel discus
sions regarding the Libby School
Building program. A number of
questions have already come in for
discussion, and it is hoped that more
questions will be asked by the
audience. Representatives from var
ious Libby organizations have been
asked to participate in the discus
sions, but everyone will be given
opportunity to take part.
It is hoped that recommendation
may be made at this meeting which
will be of use to the school board
in making decisions regarding the
building program.
Sup't Gillespie has asked The
Western News to state that this is
a personal invitation to all who
have ideas on the subject or are
interested, to attend the meeting
and either express your opinions
Or listen, or do both.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SONS
OF DECEASED VETERANS

Twenty national mmand q,
scholarships of $1,000 each are be-
ing offered by the American Legion
to sons of deceased veterans of
World Wars I or II under the direc-
ton of the education of orphans of
veterans committee.
4 Charles F. Maris of Roundup.
Montana department committee
chairman, has asked that eligible
persons in actual need of assistance
apply Immediately to the command
er of their local American Legion
post
Eligibility is limited to any son
of a deceased veteran of World War
/ or World War II who is actually
in need of financial assistance to
continue his education after COM
pletion of high school.
The scholarships consist of 500
for each three months, the winners
pursue a full-time college course
with a maximum limitation of ST.
200.
Maris has asked post commanders
to forward applications with COM
ments and recommendations to him
or to state Legion headquarters in
Helena not later than March 81.
Montana'S committee may nomin-
ate maximum of three to be sub
mitted to area headquarters in San
Francisco. Five area committees
will nominate 10 each from which
the national committee will select
three from each of five areas and
five at large from the nation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
EorIy Day Montonon
Here From Eureka

The Western News editor enjoyed
a pleasant call Tuesday from j. c.
Eastland of Eureka. Mr.. Eastland,
a son of a pioneer Montana Meth
odist minister, has many interest
ing souvenirs Of early days in the
state. Among others are several
deeds to property made out when
both Lincoln and Flathead counties
were a part of Missoula county.
Eastland accompanied his father
when he moved his family to the
Flathead in 1889, and two years
later he states that he and Charlie
Sheldon packed across on the old
trail from the Flathead Valley to
the present site of Libby, which he
states was covered by thick tim
Der and brush Mr.. Eastland, who
was born in Montana in 1874, SER
we'd with the forest service when
it was young. He is helping in the
research work for The Tobacco
Valley History which is now being
compiled.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
Lodges Hold Joint
Roll Coll March 6

Joint annual roll call of the IOOF
and Rebekah lodges of Libby was
held at the IOOF hall on March 9Th.
There was a large attendance at this
meeting and each member present
responded when his or her name
was called. Letters were also read
from great many cutoff town
members. During the evening two
musical numbers were sung bv
quartet consisting Of Mrs Emmons
hampton, Mrs. Harold Miller. Mrs
Pete underwood, and Mrs. Glea-
son Pitcher, accompanied ut the
piano by Mrs Pitcher Clarence
Karnes, accompanied by Miss Inez
Ratekin also favored the audience
with two vocal solos
Following the meeting cards and
Chinese checkers were PLAYED Mrs
Forest DeRosia won high score and
Mrs. Earl Switzer won low score
at bridge. High and low scores
at plnOchle were won bv Flovd
Daggett AND Frank Warner respec-
lively. Mrs. Lottie Williams won
high score at checkers The even
ing was brought to a close with the
serving of refreshments in the din
ing room The tables were Drettilv
decorated with lighted tapers. spring
flowers and streamers bearing the
Rebekah colors.
On Monday evening of this week
q class of three candidates was IN
tiated into the Rebekah degree. This
class consisted of Mrs Alice Ed
strom. Mrs Marian Johnson and
Mrs. Margaret Bollinger The de
gree work under the able leader
ship Of Mrs Andrew Sauer. was en-
Dyed by a large attendance. Each
If the candidates was presented with
beautiful corsage through the
of Mrs Earl Winfrev.
ST. Following this meeting a deli
.ious lunch carrying out the St
0atrick'S motif was served in the
lining room.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
Lose Popular Fish
And Game Official

The many friends of Deputy
Game Warden o. ]. Nollar, will
regret to learn that he has been
transferred from Libby to Poison,
where he replaces R. H. Lambeth,
who is transferred to Missoula. o.
J. expects to move over the week
end.
Mr. Nollar has served the Libby
territory for three years, much of
that time being responsible for the
entire territory of Lincoln County.
Jealous in the performance of his
duties, he is a square shooter. and
has won and held the respect Of all
sportsmen. The best wishes of
many friends accompany o. ]. and
Mrs. Nollar to their new home and
field
AS The Western News goes to
press, it has not been announced
who will take Mr. Nollars' place as
deputy warden for this section.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
Libby Gives Scouts
Generous Support

Libby's generous response to the
24-hour Boy Scout Funds drive last
week, leaves little question regard
ing the support of Scouting in this
community, stated Al Austin, fund
chairman. Contributions todate total
S1,28175, he added, and then stated
that the drive got off to an excel
lent start at the campaign workers
dinner Wednesday evening of last
week, when the "a workers started
the contributions by themselves
giving over $500.
Boy Scout funds are spent in ac-
cordance with the program and
budget approved by the Western
Montana Council made up of repre-
sentatives from the organizations
throughout the state which actively
sponsor the Scout program. The
Boy Scout program is sponsored in
Libby by the Libby Lions Club.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
PARTY FLIES FROM LIBBY
TO TORONTO, ONTARIO

f. Trueman, Don Leach, and jim
Peters returned Saturday from a
trip to Toronto, Canada. which they
made with Stinson plane belong
ing to Russell Deist. The men flew
to the Ontario city, leaving here
March S with Mrs Lloyd Corbett.
who was called to Newfoundland
by the death of her father. Mrs.
Corbett caught another plane from
Ontario to her destination at Har-
Dor Grace.
Bad flying weather grounded the
party several times, both going and
on the return trip. Ed Trueman
in commenting on the journey, the
weather and the country, remarked
that he doesn't care for either the
East or Canada. much preferring
Northwest Montana
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
RED CROSS DRIVE
APPROACHES QUOTA

Mrs. Edna Dyson, chairman OF
the South Lincoln County Red Cross
drive, states that with half of the
districts having reported so far, the
amount collected as of last night
is S80l70. Reports have not as vet
been received from the residential
districts nor outlying communities.
The quota for South Lincoln
County is $972OO. With less than
5000 needed to meet that quota. it
would seem that favorable progress
is being made and that the success
Of the drive is assured.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
TIME TO FILE YOUR STATE
INCOME TAX RETURNS is NOW

State income tax returns for 1914
are expected TO yield more thar
$4,000 according to a forecast OF
the State Board of Equalization al
Helena; Sam D. GOA. Chairman
F. B. Purdy, and John A. Matthews
Members.
Revenues derived from this
source since 1888 have been more
than Sl3,000 600 OF this amount
more than 100000 has been used
for school purposes. The balance
has gone to the support Of general
state expense by legislative appro-
priations
Taxpayers who miss the boat in
filing their returns become involved
in penalties. These penalties in some
cases are 1902 of the tax. Interest
is payable at the rate of 10 per
month on the total tax after it has
been doubled.
The Legislation did not impose
these heavy penalties for the pur-
pose of raising revenue. They reas-
oned that heavy penalties would
induce taxpayers to file their re-
turns before the deadline date.
All penalties can be avoided. The
only thing necessary is to file re-
turns on time. The time is now. If
unforeseen circumstances arise
which make filing impossible the
Board is authorized to extend the
time. Applications for extensions
must be made before the due date
IF the return Applications made
after that date will be rejected and
penalties must be paid
Blank income tax forms NAV be
obtained by writing the State Board
If Equalization at Helena.
The deadline is April 18th. Most
taxpayers prepare their state re-
urns at the same time they file
heir federal returns.
Many file these state returns
way in their desk honestly, intend
ng to file them before the dead
inc, but forget to do so. Some of the
argest penalties collected in l947
we're on returns which had been
repaired early but overlooked until
was too late
The time to file State Income Tax
,eturnS Is now.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
MRS. NJ. ZIMMERMAN DIST.
COMMANDER CANCER DRIVE

American Cancer Society work
ers are preparing to redouble their
efforts at public education during
the National Cancer Month. April.
In Lincoln County. Mrs. Marion
Zlmerman has been appointed Dis
trlct commander. Throughout the
year she and her workers have been
distributing literature to inform
people of this county about cancer.
telling them that through know
ledge we can help prevent those
tragic sudden deaths which strike
down our friends and relatives