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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son, Auctioneers.
Trustees sale OF valuable real estate,
ga g st. s;e.' 2 2-story brick AM, frame ,se
esens IN BY 1Ssr Satus No. q SSH afs q
seq, one Of the land records Of the Dis.
trict of Columbia. and at the request OF
ss5.S sssSss. essiia sSs!s9s !ss ;sls
dss aas0h; The 7th l0d Gay 'l ossebsr lsts =
1hss 9cSek &c *. ahs 81
vii: The East .@6. feet front. on e"
inal Lot 2 in SQUARE s77. Said land nov nov
taxation % al as Lot ' 500 in square s77. Terms
Of Sale: All of the purchase-money to
be paid in cash. A deposit o. $500 re-
stamps and notariaI fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
4uss:s 9 e:y' sGm he rh ise to resell
chaser. after days advertisement Of
torsssd IN of without 1sS asDost
trustees may avatl themselves Of any
sss or saujossss jossPH Ts' sAsMhN 1
J, DoNoHoE. Trustees se24.27. .30oe4.e
c. G. SLOAN 4 CO., INC, Auctioneers-
2 ANTIQUE mahosany chests Of drawers,
several mahogany bedrm. and dining room
Oriental rugs. rugs upholstered dsvenports. love
seats and chairs, Hall 80" iron safe with
ombination. etchinEs by Seymour. Haden
antique china, brio -brac, glassware. Chi
books, ANTIQUE stsnciied chairs; sntiaue
5 1sh i' at ss'Sa oetoSsr a sh
10 am From estates. storage concerns
and private owners; Nov on view. Terms:
Cash; cassihi;,nc:: c: g; ,,S!S! SLOAN q, a. Co. NC.
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THOMAS J. OWEN 4 SON; suctioneers,
GnoVn e au:s pt.%.ss No roy ss S5ef ses
certain. Deed q Trust recorded n LibeII
ssass IS S the g D.s ct Ii sos Of f and
the undersigned trustee viii offer ior
premises ra M enOt1s on Tuesdsy the Twefth day Of
october. 194s. at Three-thirty o'clock pm,
the following described land and premises
situate n The District Of COmRs2.a Coum6isa sHa sia
Hundred and slxty-four .(664) in Lewis
greuninger's subdivision Of lots in hsIII, Ghapin
Plessant at per pas q rst mentioned
iss 1ut1i'if in the Once Of the Surveyor for he
for purposes of assessment and taxation
as Lot 664 in Square 2612; subject to
the building restriction line as shown
IN in M said "sT Surveyors Once; improved BY
premises No. 1929 18th street NV; sub.
lect to covenant Of record. Terms OF Sale:
chase price in cash. the balance in three
equal installments in one, two and three
. Of s seF asntu Mh e psr
payable semi annually. and secured by
Deed OF Trust on the property sold; or all
sssss ssss s BALD Ihe or Ddasted to the
sale; purchaser to pay interest. on the
purchase price from the date OF sale to
the date Of settlement at six per centum
(sSs per annum; all financing. recording. n
purchaser A cash deposit of Five Hun.
dred Dollars $500 0O) will be required
At the time Of sale. Terms to be com.
forfeited snd the property resold at the
cost or risk of the defaulting purchaser;
after Eve days previous advertising Of
said resale in some newspaper published
in Washington: p. G, THE .,IIISsG,s LINCOLN
trustee. BY ROBERT Z, LEE. yics;Presi-
STORY. Assistant Cashier. c. CLINTON
JAMES, 900 street NV, Washington
D. c. Attorney for Trustee.
ocl,2,4,6,6,7,S,o,1
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ordered by President Syngman
Rhee Of the Southern republic.
Kim said the Korea Press pub
Usher, Kim Seung Six, now in Hong
Kong, is wanted here for profiteer-
ing and embezzlement. He charged
that Kim embezzled more than
,000, 900 yen while managing q
former Japanese industrial property
as an agent for the American Mill
tary Government.
The police chief also said the
publisher had dealings with Premier
Kim II Sung of the North Korean
government in the Russian con-
trolled zone. :
Last month police suspended pub
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PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build
lngs Adminissrato9 do9 once Of the Division
and Appraisers stores, end and Chestnut
Sept; rs, 1s4s@sesied bids, in tfiplicats'
Oct Il. is4s. and f then Snes pusliely s opened,
FOR furnishing the materials, and per
forming the work for check valves for
National iaDR 4nsttuss es' of ETH Health 'hs set..ds
spse,fications dated 'fsH.fv2s' pS.iv2 sept: sept y!
Therein; a,ses Gent And the general eSaations
ss,ssstc {,s astsa asy 1t: 1st9. ~ speslf'ss.
ONCE Of the custodian Of the building or or
the once f, 9f The diyision ensinser: WILL
The TIL sInN UNITED STATES MARITIME CON.
and ia. .utS ferry North !sxTreasgre Island
n R.ssfs. f.. suu Zs:s' ss 0sshd es
Union Iron works 0us San u rr.ne,sco isa cs Il.
pmen.ions ?ss s5sssxe4ais; faitse'ee' drsft II ~
Tonpsses:o Gross Gross 1.72o-net ! ,o35. Pro
ena5on; enains e hR snats steam
ss..enser a Capacity. s1ees ferry: 70 i'9oo: 1905
72o; Bids may bs submitted upon either.
slSou G3afson oHsFasn
complete scrapping. Bidding under Con-
dition will not be limited to citizens OF
the United states. Bidding under Condi-
United States. The terms and conditions
under which the vessel will Be sold and
other pertinent information are set forth
in Invitation for Bids No PD-X-476,
dated September 80. 194s, copies Of
which may be obtained upon application
to the Chief, Large Vessel Sales Division,
25. D. c.. The North may be inspected
upon application to supt. P. W. Price,
suisun Bay, California, Reserve Fleet.
1913, Benecia, California (telephone Be-
necia 475). Bids will be received until
2lk pm, Erstern STANDARD Time. No
the right to reject any and afl bids. r. L.
MCDONALD. Assistant Secretary. United
States Maritime Commission, Washington
rs, D. G.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY. = GEORGE
CARVER HOMES.-A residential develop
q Columbia Pike II Arlington County; vir-
sTa wsH Hnune proe s5s ssssnass IS noa
visions Of Public Resaission No: ! Of r.
snd Home sinas nis
1914. It is comprised Of il dwelling
units. situated on 3;36 acre site, attrac-
water and sas systems, paved roads: alleys;
two-story buildings Of masonry construe-
Of which contain four dwelling units each
and containing six dwelling units each
All units are in good condition. The prop
all Government-owned equipment and nx.
lures now in use there: It Is onered at
this time Snly to sis,e,ss sroTDs ~ ~. Of pre-
eral Conditions Of Sale. copies Of which
are available on request. Terms are cash
Interested in acquiring DWELLINGS for their
which STh % lives the % reauired preference to
wss sesep.ss o[ TIE PUBLIC ea
ADMINISTRATION The premises may be
INSPECTED at any time during regular busi-
Esss Heaslns Msnsssr. sgsL1e Ssi HOUSING As:
Ms1sRa st4s.ts ATason 18th van aaa South 9ese
Glebe 4o25: Bid forms describing the
more II ast and
or calling }Is2 upon Nj ;,n aanf9n pissssor,
Eos A. RpoB sl dseTSs saHns1 Bsni
Building, Atlanta 3; Georgia. or from MI;
Hyman at the address given above. All
vided for that purpose and must be re-
ceived here in the once Of Mr.. Hanson
JOHN yo sRoohE DressS1 sSS:TSsE Rsson s NJ s4'
BAR HOMES.-A residential development
County, virelnia: spproxlmately miles
desisnated S a '"n as War Housing PrOjeet. Pro Va,
44301, is now available for sale, pursuant
to s Of No
since 1874. IT. is Comprised Of s6 dwell
as units ae.s
sidewalks and ,eurbins and paved streets:
six dwelling units each. All sre of masonry
construction and M are in good condition
Wh al .aup
pToperty is offered AT At this It time only to
n ss o Sal.
copies Of which are available on request.
Terms. are cash. Immediate inquiry is
invited from groups interested in acquir
ing. dwellings for their own occupancy
under plan Of purchase which gives the
required preference to veterans Of World
War II and is otherwise acceptable to the
PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINISTRATION.
The premises may be inspected at any
time during regular business hours by ap
pointmsnt made in advance with Mrs.
Alice Hyman, General Housing Manager.
PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINIsTRAT1ON
18th and South Queen streets, Arlington. |
Virginia, Telephone Glebe 1925. Bid form
describing the property more in detail and
announcing. the price established for pre-
nent information. may be secured by writ
ing to or calling upon Mr.. A. R. Hanson.
MINIsTRATION Room 9l4, Georgia sav-
ings Bank Building. Atlanta 3, Georgia,
or from Mrs. Hyman at the address given |
above. All bids must. be submitted on the
forms provided for that purpose and will
be received here in the once Of Mr.. Han
son until p;m. E,S;T). November 8,
194s. JOHN B. BRooME, Director. Re-
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lication of three Seoul newspapers
on the grounds their stories sup
ported the Communist government
Of North Korea. Two of these are
still closed but the third has re-
sumed publication.
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ADAM A, wEsCHLERs & SON, Auction
eers-l senn old furuitilre and edectS by

ADAM A. wESCHLERs & SON, Auction
eers-Household furniture and effects by
public auction for storage charges
oe oetes a " ssFs's miner ins a.
a m, and continuing each Friday and
Tuesday thereafter at the same time until
all Is sold, we will sell at public auction
st- Ct Adam A. Wesehlsr e.. & Son. Aqetieneer,
enforce our liens for storage and!or other
charges, goods stored with US in the names
Of Vivian c; Aiken. Doris AL. Irwin Archer.
Mrs: A: x; Bowden, oscar Brumback, Mrs.
by;oq cIsdis: EsTls mrs: Adele +. Fjtz 81.
George Groce, Mr. or Mrs. Robert Little,
Mrs. Elizabeth Molster, Clyde D. Nelson,
Mrs: J, 2. Norton, Mr.; or Mrs: W; R.
I'M Ie Bon Marche. Parties IN i'm interest:
please take notice UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY. INC. By R: E.
MACOMBER, Treas. oc4.11
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
Estate and United States Marshars sale
Of household and office furniture and per-
sonal effects, Oriental scatter rugs. re-
triseFators' radios etc By order Ed.,, W Bruce
land, administrstrix estate Cordelia B
Yaste; storage companies and other Con-
signors. By auction q WESCHLER'S, 905
z st. NV, tomorrow, commencing $3.50
twin and double bedroom groups and odd
pieces; new mahogany celerettes and mir
rors; Jacobean frame and upholstered liv-
ing room groups, chests of drawers dress
ers, vanities, beds. box and coil springs.
fnner-spring and felt mattresses. sofa and
desks. bookcases, used dining and new
breakfast groups, chairs, tables, floor and
table lamps. office desks, chairs, steel sta
tionery cabinet, etc. p
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THOs. ]. OWEN & SON. auctioneers, 435
Southern Bldg-Trustees sale OF valuable
brick dwelling. situated 80 r st. NV,
Washington, D, c. BY virtue OF certain ar
deed OF trust duly recorded, In Lioer NO
sl34, Folio 43 ct seq, Of the lsnd d IecoTds ,Ss
undersigned trustees will sell. at public
auction, in front Of the premises on Tues
day. the 18th day of October. AID. 194S.
at 300 o'clock PM. the following de
scribed land and premises, situate IN the
District Of Columbia, and designated as
and being Lot ngmbersd eishtyiSeyen 's be
North 30 feet Of Lot numbered tWenty1Iour
"Bloomingdale as per plat recorded in
the once Of the Surveyor for the DISTRICT
of Columbia in Liber County II at 1ollo
Al, said Block IL now known Tor purposes
of assessment and taxation as Souare num-
bered thirty hundred and 10 one ,S1on:
money to be paid in cash: balance 1 In twG T9
two years with interest at Ga per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually. from
day Of sale. secured by first deed OF trust
upon the property sold: or all cash, a.
the option of the purchaser A deposit
stamps. etc, at cost Of purchaser. .. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within 30 GAYS
from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaulttng purchaser,
after fve days advertisement 81 such re-
MssSlnstGp SHsW RiJpo1FH & wS WS9E WsaSE}naANS EANNkS
ocl 4,6.4.1l
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ZED L. WILLIAMS & ZED L. WILLIAMS
JR Auctioneers = Auction at Williams
Auction House, 91s New York ave; Tues Tues
used furniture and household effects, also
new table lamps, mahogany breakfront
100 good single and double bedspreadS
chair covers, etc from homes factory
apartments hotels. etc. Crosby Shelva-
dor refrigerator. like new condition; ]5
new attractive table lamps; 10 splendid
innerspring mattresses. single and double;
7-pc. waterfall style walnut bedroom suite; /;
dark walnut bedroom suite; 10-pc. walnut
dining room suite; fine quality solid maple
kneehole desk and chair; 2. sectional ma
hogany book cases, 3 units to section:
up-to-date ma ahogany breakfront; good ODD
dressers and chests; several breakfast sets;
walnut decorated Chinese motif silver
or decorative cabinet; set of 8 solid ma
hogany Sheraton" style dining room
chairs; new leatherette studio divan sofas;
2-pc. medium grade living room suite; odd
twin and full-siZe beds, complete; conee,
end and small tables; numerous other
household effects. Attention: 100 twin
and double-size bedspreads, chair covers.
material, etc. from large prominent hotel
also few velvet and other drapes and
portieres. Commission consignments solocit-
ed from manufactures, hotels, factories,
dealers, estates and individuals, OF new
or better grade furniture and general mer-
ehandise. Reasonable commission charges
on large lots. Auctioneer's phone, ma.
oRo0
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE-Antioues furniture, glass
and china; refinished and in the rough
modern household effects and furniture.
Suburban Auction Room 800 Rockville
pike. Rockville, Nd. Rockville 1922. AL
BERT TABLER auctioneer. -3
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON. Auctioneers.
OMITTED states Marshars sale of house
hold furniture and persona, EFFECTS ensd BY BY
Court G. re of the District Of Columbia and to
me directed, I will sell for cash at Pubic
ON Tuesday, October 8, 194S, commencing
1880 O'Clock pm. bedroom. living room
and breakfast groups chairs. tables. odd
bed, springs, mattresses. lamps. bedding
and other personal effects. seized and
levied upon as property Of the defen-
dants. Eleanor c. Brown and John
law No 47O-461 Municipal Court in favor
Of Nachman Furniture Company, Incor,
porated. W. BRUCE MATTHEW'S, United
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THOMAS J. OWEN q SON. auctioneers-,
435 Southern Building Trustees sale leo of
detached brick dwelling. being known as
Northwest. By virtue Of a, certain deco
Of trust duly recorded in Liber No. S633,
Folio 335 ct sea-, of the land records OF
the District of Columbia, and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell, at public
auction III front Of the premises, on
Tuesday the fifth day October AD
194s. at Three-T Thirty oclocyA1d the fol-
Low ing g-described land and premises. situate
IN the Distrist. St,r. Of cGlUmDla St nnb.ted snd
Fffts-twe tsS) in Harry kites sub;,
in Todd and Browns subdivision Of mart
Of Mount Pleasant" and Pleasant Plains"
as per plat recorded in the once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Columbia in
Iiber SO at Folio 100; subject to sewer
easement granted to the. District OF CO:
lumbia by deed recorded in Liber i436
at Folio 329 among the Land Records OF
the District Of Columbia; said Block 10
taxed as Square 2S5S. Terms: Sold sub
ject to a prior deed Of trust for approx.
mately S7,454.16, further particulars OF
which will be announced at time OF sale;
the purchase price above said trust 70 oe
paid in cash. A deposit Of 81 900. 90 re-
auired: conveysncing; recording: "a z: .ey,. etc
piled with within thirty days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the diserstion
WILLIAM W. SILVER. Trustees;
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THOMAS J. OWEN b SON: auctioneers.
<35 Southern Bldg.-Trustees' sale OF valu-
able two-story row frame dwelling, being
known as premises No. 616 Park I'd. NV.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. S062, Folio - et
seq, OF the land records Of the District
of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction IN front
of the premises. on Thursday the 1th DAY
q October A. p: ls4s, At osloes o5srI,.s I;m;'
situate in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being all OF lot num-
bered 81 in Horner's subdivision OF lots
in Miller Trustees subdivision OF land
known as Bellevue" as per plat recordeo
in the once Of the Surveyor for the DIS.
trict Of Columbia. in Liber County ., AZ
Folio 81; except SO much Of said lot as
was condemned and taken for alley pur.
poses BY proceedings in District Court
Cause No. eO1 in the Supreme Court for
The District Of C9lumeis ~ The T.. r.ao9Gs soGGs
Of The assessor for the District Of Golum
as Lot No. sl4 in Square No; 303e. Terms:
ton ton deed Of trust for approximately
S3,2oO00, further particulars Of WHICH
viii be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash deposit Of S500.00 re.
ouIred Conveyancing. recording. etc. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be compNo q
with within 80 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be ad:
yertised and rsso!d at the discTetione STef oi
TON q. TRENER. trustees. .oo.a
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
CABINET GRANGE NEWS

Cabine Grange held its usual
meeting at their hall Saturday even
ing. A good crowd was in attend
ance. The meeting was called to
order by retiring Master Dorothy
Perkins. Applications for member
ship were read and committee APP
pointed.
After other business was attended
to the meeting was thrown open
for the installation of the following
officers:
Master. Fred Perkins; Overseer,
Lee Shields; Lecturer. Dorothy Per
kins: Steward. Ed keenan,; Chap
lain. Eva Osborn; Assistant Steward
George Parker; Treasurer, Martha
IDeBorde; Secretary, Nellie Pattie;
Gate Keeper, Cliff Thomas; Ceres
Leola Fritz; Pomona, Melba Red
eye; Flora, Lorraine Parker; Lady
Assistant Steward, Irene Thomas;
Elk. Committeeman, James Cohen
our: Business Agent, Scotty Parker
Home &c. Chairman, Beatrice
Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin were visit
ors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parker were
elected alternates to 60 to the State
convention at MisSoula.
Watch for later advertisement for
a dance will be given at the Moose
Hall in Troy November 6. Lunch
will be served and prizes awarded
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
SPARK PLUGS

Poor performance, excessive con-
sumption of fuel, and misfiring are
often caused by dirty, damaged or
unevenly adjusted sparkling plugs.
It is we'll to use plugs recommended
by the manufactures of the car, and
to change them at stated mileage in
tervalS, since deterioration of pOr
celain insulators may cause leakage
of current, resulting in a weak
spark. A weak spark will cause
your fuel to burn unevenly and
your engine to run rough. it will
also make starting difficult. Weak
sparks also mean loss of power,
dirty plugs mean misfire.
If a spark plug will fire in open
air there is no reason to assume
service stations have spark plug
cleaning and testing devices. 1t is
that it will fire under pressure. All
in your interest, therefore, to have
your spark plugs cleaned and tested
regularly as it will help your en-
CINE to last longer, and pay you
in increased mileage in the opera
ton of your automobile. There is
an extra outlay in cash by your
service man to purchase this clean
ing and testing equipment. The cost
of such an operation to you is very
small, but the money saved is large.
-CLACK'S SERVICE, L. ]. Brown,
Prop. (ud. adv0
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
GP1{fI9
All B5llL9
BY Ted Resting

Behind the exodus of thousan Is
of hunters to the fields and woods
each fall there is a tradition es-
tablshed by such men as Daniel
Boone, Davey Crockett and Kit Car
son. They set a mighty example
for American SportSmen that IS a
live today. But old Dan1 was the
master of them all.
Where Boone walked and hunted,
later followed a nation. A hunter
instinct sent him over the noun
tains where he hacked out the
Wilderness Road so that others
nigh come and hunt too.
It comes almost as a surprise to
realize that Boone was not a legend
but a living man. Generations Of
American Sportsmen have retold a
round the campfire the exploits Of
Boone of Kentucky exactly as Eng
1ishmen used to tell of the deeds
of Robin Hood.
And first and last he was a hunt
er strong for game preservation
To his dying day Boone hated a
hunter who killed more than he
took away.
The habits of the Great Hunter
changed little as he grew older, &C
cording to Moran Tudury, noted
historical writer. Beaver trapping
was always a special pleasure. Deer
hunting, when he waited by the
salt lick at moonrise, was something
he never tired of.
His rifle, the historic, revolution
airy Long Rifle" which was fired
by flintrock, is said to have weigh
ed all of II pounds, and the barrel
alone measured over four feet in
length.
The last days of Daniel Boone
make a picture to warm the heart If
every sportsman. An early riser,
he would sniff the air and take
down the rifle. Then, in the COM
pany of his aged brown hound, he
was off for the woods. Even
short time before his death, at Sc,
there was little his family could do
about keeping him home.
What was his recipe for happv
life? "All you need" he declared
is a good gun, good horse and
a good wife.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18

cause in more Wintertime accidents
than we realize" the official de-
clared. Especially on rather long
trips at night, drivers sometimes
NAV become more droWsy than or
dinarily due to carbon monoXide
fumes seeping into the vehicle thru
faulty floorboardS.
Car owners were warned not to
warm up their vehicle IN closed
garages. and not to run the motor
of a stationary vehicle for any great
length Of time Even in the most
brisk weather, one window even
slightly opened while driving will
allow entrance of needed fresh air
to prevent driver droWslness.
The state official added these rules
for preventing auto accidents and
traffic tie-ups:
/. Keep the windshield and win
dows free of frost, snow and ice
to assure adequate visibility.
2. Be sure the lighting system is
functioning properly, for lights
sometimes are needed even on dark
days as well as at night.
s. Avoid sudden starting or stop
ping on slippery surfaces.
Get to know the feel of the
road; apply brakes lightly, intermit-
tently.
5. Always carry tire chains in
your car. so that you have them
ready for use when severe ice or
snow conditions prevail.
6. Keep a safe distance from the
vehicle ahead of you, so that sud
den skid on his part will not force
YOU to become a second party to
an accident
Z. Keep in mind that many
pedestrians do not realize how much
longer distance is required for stop
ping your car in winter than in
summer; therefore reduce speed
well before reaching Intersections.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the
UNDERSIGNED will on the 18th day OF
January, i949. apply to the County
I+r.s of Lincoln County, Mon
tana for Tax Deed to the S12
SWI4 (T-3-A) Section 80, Twp. 81
N. R. 31-W.
Amount Due:-S63.37.
Dated November 18, 1948.
FRED H. MAURER
(3t. Nov. 18-25-Dec. p
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
Thursday, November 10, 1913

and enjoyed by all. A delicious
lunch was served by Ola West, Syl--
Via McGrew, Bertha Krebs and
VI; The sewing club is to be held
Friday night. Nov. 10, at the home
of Mrs Louis Gamache.-Emma Ru-
bard. Sec'y
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18

Training School for volunteers work
ing in the cancer control program.
Mrs. H. w. Peterson, State Com
mander, Billings, DR.. Eugene Hide
brand, State Chairman, Great Falls
DR.. Mary Martin, President of the
Division, Billings, and Mrs. B. Der
telson, Secretary, Billings, will
guide the three day program which
will be participated in by doctors
and volunteers interested in the
control of cancer from all parts OF
Montana.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
CANCER SOCIETY TO HOLD
MEMBERSHIP MEETING

The Montana Division of the
American Cancer Society will hold
its Annual Membership meeting
Friday, November 10 at 400 p. m.
in the Florence Hotel, Missoula.
All persons in Montana who con-
tribute to or work in the program
of the American Cancer Society are
voting members of the Montana Di-
vision and are cordially invited 20
attend this meeting, which will be
held in conjunction with a State