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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-20
The Palm Changes Hands

Mrs. MAZE Nelson, proprietor of
the building housing the Palm Cafe
and club has sold her property to
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hillyard of
Yakima. 1t is their intention to
operate the cafe and right now
they have plans for extensive i'm
provements. Among the first is the
enlargement Of the apartment where
they and their son and daughter
will live.
Mrs. Nelson who for more than
two years has worked there is tax
ing a rest before she makes further
plans. However she does admit she
has a business deal pending
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-20
EUREKA FROM PAGE THREE

Coach Buckley's track team re-
turned Saturday from Missoula
where they competed in the Glass
B tournament. Coach Buckley, Miss
Morrison and Leo Peltier all took
cars for transportation. Miss NAL
colin also accompanied Miss Nor
risOn.
Frank Frost left for Richland
Sunday where he will be EMPLOYED.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-20
Methodist Sunday School
Closes For Season

Supt. Mrs. Maness announced
Sunday that Sunday School for this
year would conclude with that SEES
sion, May Is. This is a couple of
Sundays earlier than the usual date
of closing but it was evident from
past years that with the establish
ing of the Kids fishing pond in
Troy Sunday School attendance
reached a very low level on that
Sunday Due to circumstances Mrs.
Names stated there would be no
Sunday School picnic this year.
If it should be that there would
be a Summer School in the Meth
odist Church this summer each child
will be notified by mail AS yet
plans are indefinite.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-20
Service Station Progressing

Ben Brown who has been work
ing on a new service station along
the highway reports that while it
was impossible for him to procure
the type of tank that he wished he
has made a compromise and will
install a Smaller one which be
bought locally, SO that he may get
underway with his business. He
plans to sell coke, candy and other
things as we'll as gas.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. William Buckley
and daughter, Carol of Mi ssoula
spent the weekend visiting at the
Continued on Page Eleven)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-20

at the Masonic hall and attend in
a body
Webb Carey of Kalispel spent
Saturday in Eureka on business.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-05-20
j & / Cafe

Soon to open is the J & I Cafe
which Jack and Irene White of Lib
by are remodelling and redecora-
ting. 1t was the former M & M.
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Births Reported

tFrom D. G. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Harry and Teresita Kelly. bow
Mike and Lydia Kogok boy
Sharies and Minerva Kolakoski. girl
frank and Ruth Lagana, girl.
Robert and Frances Niche, boy. bboy.
Charles and Jeanette Murdock, boy.
Howard and Betty Noele. boy.
Gene and Margaret Parrish, girl
Jack and Elizabeth Perrow twin boys.
juilando and Elizabeth Pompieri, twin eirl,
William ana HEIDI Pope, girl
Q; Y, and Thelma Owens girl.
Ihe0dore IN, S"t ,ns eng s.,,a Irene Reedy. boy,
WiIIsn3 Wjjism snd snd Min!e serI, Rydsg eirI
Mitchell and Lila -sclawy, boy.
Fred and Betty Spear, bow
John and Alice Virnstein, SRI
Robert and Thelma WhaIey, boy. Wv
Vie or AID Edvtae Violet, bow
Lawrence and Mary Wood, boy.
Jerome and Mary Wyble. boy
Charles and Hazel Young, gil
Samuel ana Levlnia Kevs, girl
Werrenton and Aline Landon. girl,
Enoch and Virginia Lee. girl
Nathaniel and Helen Lee. boy.
John and Louise Lewis, boy
ISAIAH end Helen Lewis. boy
hichard and Betty Lishtfoot. boy,
Charles and Jessie Luck girl
Linwood and Mary Lucas, bov
Jasper and Varice Martin, girl.
julius and Furlle Mavhew. girl
JJoseph and Dorothy Montsomer.y, girl.
Earl and Cora Mccoy, girl.
William and Edith McDuffe. boy
10, John and Lore McKenney: girl,
gohn gSdsnsasI and sdde sdd ERmi Res peSea SeS boy
Iverson and Jessie Neal, girl.
Lawrence Lawrence and Dove Newman. boy.
Henry and Addie Paush. girl
Floyd and Pauline Payne, boy
James and Catherine Perkins. girl
Rudolnb Riia% snd and Ethni Es7ns Psstyman girl
Erskin and Louise Pittman. boy.
GEORGE and Bernice Poindexter, boy
Herman and Elizabeth Pounds, girl.
Robert and Ruth Powell, boy
Isiac and Georgia Qutten, boy
Walter and Hazel Queens, boy
RAYMOND and Catherine Rawlings, slrl
Randolph and Ollie Reed, girl.
Raymond and Florence Richardson, girl.
Daniel and Geraldine Riley, girl.
Ernest and Ellen Ross, girl
Sichard and Sarah Rufin, boy.
Rudolph and Irma RuSe, boy
Almond and Dorothea Scott. 5oy.
Walter and Larmle Shuler. L.s
0deH and Laura Schumste s-G.
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William and Nora Smith. girl.
Ratio and June Smith, girl
James and Evelyn Spencer, boy
! anus anu I1tIcHd SCeWdTL SlEl
Vincent and Anna Stone. girl!
Archibald and Iona Thomas, girl.
Levy and Frances Thomas. boy
James and Mary Thomas. boy
James and Alberta Thomas sirl.
Albert and Levonia Tinsley girl.
Leo and Eunice Townsend, boy.
Leard and Sarah Tucker, girl.
George and Matte Tyson, boy
Edgar and Ruth Vinson. boy
George and Estelle Walker, girl.
John and Mazella Walker, boy
Robert and Ruby Warren boy
George and June Washington. girl
James and Beatrice Washington, boy.
Oscar and Eva williams girl
Evening star., 1948-10-03
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FAMILY WANTS dependable. clean, eco,
nomica! transportation; cash to $500
ABsOLuTELY BEST PRICE for latt
model clean cars. Try CARR SALES
CORP. table-competitive, 1901 Wis
ave NV, EN-. 6"77
WE WILL PAY top price for your car
models. mode Get our price before you sell
cAP1ToL CADILLAC -oLDsMoB1iE CO.
%. 22nd st. NV. Ma. 5000. 4
cash for late model convert. MR.. LIGART
National Trailer PIX. College PIX, Md.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY from private party
40, As or AZ auto; preferably new, vii
pay high or cash price. MIR. GALA
ALWAYS AN EXCELLENT PRICE for 9
worthwhile car; any make. WHEEL Err
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer, 4SOf
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-, 4so0, $50 am
HIGHER CASH PRICE paid for your car
PeDsro NfssdiSs MFoR H5 sE saGE Tor sep s5s
N st. NV. Phone MA. 2701.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Deaths Reported

fFrom D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Mary sartvell' SO, 1868 Chevy chas
pkWY. NV.
Andrew Brown, 81, 44oO 18th st. NV.
Rosa Reynolds. 13, 2944 Macomb ST. n VI
Edwin Burgess, Il. Nakesville. Va.
Thomas Martin. IL 906 G St NV
Constantine Carrisan, 20, 742 18th st. Sc
Mamie Greenstreet. 50. 9O5 22nd St n "
Rebekah Garrettson, IS, Lansdowne, Pa
Sadie. Thomas, SO, $40 K st, NV.
joseph Winchester, SO, 1878 Holbrook ter
ANNE Sloat, ~. 134s Potomac ave. s.e.
Infant Thomasson, Arlington.
Infant Rogers, St BarnaEas rd.. Md.
Matthew Powell 73, 225 st. NV
Lish Davenport, So. $500 Hayes st. ne.
Alice Johnson, IS. 44l6 Foote st ne.
Nick Smallwood. 65. Bryantown. Md.
Annie Robinson So 23l7 H st NV
Edwin Honesty. 40. Falls Church
Della Miller, 30, zoos 1st ST. ne
Henry Corley. %, 50 H st NV
Charles Henry. |. 1919 lst St Nv
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Marriage License
AppIicotions

apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Uait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
karnss en aa 81 Sfafsen osethorpe sna St ieres'
!s: 6oh s@fn 81 ana isaSele jackson
Norman n PIIsott; ~, 1891 3 St. Sc, ane
James Lewis. IS, 1sas T ST. Sc, ~ a;N anc
Walter Jensen, ~, Seattle, Wash, anc
Dolores 'ts Marlnaceio, 1 1s ai4 q Se st. ane ne
Joseph Redmond. II, "a, Hyattsynle, Md,
an and s. se5nadette scanlon' 90 aoao Ham
1snasi Hsnsssn; DE, IS; 9 Grant Circle nv.
eeMf GsnawsS sShnSon @ both 5F of 4 sa and porosn!
Raymond Booth, 81, and Marie Disuiimio
36. both OF ll1O South Carolina ave
Raymond Van Horn 36, Naval Air Station
AAnscostia, and Betty Haeer, IS, 2@t
john and Gsss1ss ssms php. 4 S. 9sDs,y5 w Va
and Mardelle Brown, % 1901 Military
IQ. NV,
William Lyons, jr., 25. Naval Air Trainins
Station and Barbara Parrish. 30, 1876
Jack Hicks. 20, 536 7th st. Sc, and Alice
shslton; s. 122 9TH St, Sc
and Wanda Frank, 80 50. istn soi5 6; clinter n:e
st. ne.
LaWrenre Broaddus, 81. and Katherin.
Baker, -. both of Chevy Chase
psna psndepGe ave, s,w; and Mary Lenk, q
Wliliam Bel, 23 and Dorothy Warfeld
william Collins. 2i; sos 1lth st. me-, and
d Flora ro Gugsky. ~, 331s l4th st. N.
Nadine La Rue, 80, 1921 Massachusett:
ave. NV
Willie Kenon. 81, and Alberta Dabney, "a
both OF "0l6 Portner pl. NV
Lynn Hooker, ~: and Mary Walker, 80
both OF Silver Spring, Nd
Robert Nix, o5. 1925 Michigan ave ne
ana Melba Richardson, 80, 500 Powha
Norman Harris. ir.. e6 and Ami. lie,
Smith, 1s. both of 21l3 N st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Layton Heads Association

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, Oct.
2 tP,.-John B. Layton, Newport
News sealer of weights and meas
ures, was elected president of the
Virginia Weights and Measures As
sociation today at the final business
session of the annual convention.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcont,

NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car
on1v Me WI ~ Sfil f 1t for you and charge you
car away; see us for the top price that
s $is e., W fI: 5ss 15E g?s sss.ssss
s1sM ss12fi1s foR III YOUR Fsstays sakw. IN DdS d W. SELL
afs 4'es aoHoR fs5 c6 6FTi rord d dsa S ss
Ar osoS Or eo1 Mi Mnn. .0pDUsl'e sss ns seats' a
4faHGs 4sEW vxLtE a 1 Ii for 400 sour carl y.,
VIII pay premium prices for extra clean
$40 sym-5:36 pm a the sH1 TREH ~ GoToR SeoTesR
CHEAP OLD CARS wANrED-cash Wait
"a: s S5"S not APy s4gs Bake model
oTner: sor must be in lst-class condition
sssk the Us ussa fsa e Car s0S a.Ss isls
Special sale all week, where buyers and
A cash deal or sold for YOU, with a guar
f9T1sT n,T, a, ,rh, the srpssroaes q A5IInssen
II NM FROM day fh coLuMsfx 81 u1Mssafxi MSroRs 1pf6
Ssu%Ss GO oW la, psS a1S tx gsns qGa" rd Arlington
you nothing e'a Phone oTse wo ef ;SaI 5o cor f0f
fnr,he1 + ,oh To 5nieEmatiqn. sEn. What have yo9?
portation needed badly, What have you? soi
DODGE, PLYMOUTH. cnRysLER, FORD.
sTUDEBAKERS ls4s-isls models-win
SofoRs icsF
a; Al sas9; - csli ~ 3s52: s00N Z"
GSd. cHRS any p9 sqnaton So gid
81 sEs1NEssM4S i S isSh: in DIRE NEED of 1915
Price "osi Mr. erE M 'eS Wo hi:ess'
BELL MOTORS will sell your 1915 to
n oTn a Our y0e only He charge IS esss s
. Bell MoTSRs 5olo Wisconsin S' svs
Ply, Chew, or Ford, club. coupe or con-
EfHf Taik HoSnsf VI sqlP xPpRAfsaLsg it,fs makes
1928 l. st. NV. ME. 04OO.
MORE CASH FOR YAUR CAR, new or
ssss 4 NV @okEi K = .SsS SSFoRs: 's's saa
easss Sash sA Peasr pug See ~ wiIIAM Msifaxson
5.H BAKEHs hd 5NG s7do 5or an appraisal 1919 n st
100 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-'ss
fyn' y3 to St or ns e.. Ek klv5sasFos JsSS MOTORS
ssy sWN " %15s gsI.y T'sSM9r: Omen SIS - fos YOU,
GoFoRs HPsR sandfs ~ r roIda e.. n. lx wSs sss
If MORE MONEY Is what you expect for
your car let Donald Motors, one Of D. c.'s
Hhsn Ets yeHT Ss. car Is sold 6oSAGp NJ, NJ.
137 o st. ne, NE. 3033
HOLD 1T JUST A MINUTE to get high
cash price for your l94s or la47 car and
4sf5 + ss5n MooR R5Es in G. ca Pv RSod. Ss1
SEE Us BEFOkE YOU SELL. POHANKA
SERVICE. 1926 20th st NV D1. DIAL.
BARNEs-SANDERs MOTORS We want
cars regardless. Of price; don't trade on
new car or sell to any one until you give
Us the he's f9 5uy at Sur price
r is pad n,a for or will will ySq n sash il car
pay cash difference. Washingtons Oldest
exclusive used-car dealers. All cash or
certified cnecks. See Mr.. Barnes or Mr.
saaders ony 9ne legation Drive in big
Nil 92l4, BARNEs-sANDERs MoToRs.
IMMEDIATE CASH-Urgently need so
clean cars. all makes and models, for our
Rhode Island ave. ne Phone MI. 9774
TRY TRIANGLE-We want the extra
clean cars and will paw premium prices to
get them Phone DE 6303 for . buyer
to call, or drive to either TRIANGLE
MOTORS locations. 301Q r. I. ave. ne.
or 1888 r. l. ave. ne.
/
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Burton PTA PIuns Meeting

The Parent-Teacher Association
Of the Clara Barton School, Cabin
John, will hold its first fall meeting
at 8 pm. Tuesday at the school.
1925 Macarthur boulevard.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

WILL PAY. UP TO $1,000 FOR:
/ 40 Pontiacs.
| 40 Chevrolets.
40 Fords.
| 40 PlymouthB
40 Bucks.
1925 Conn. ave. WO. o236, EN-. o76A
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Meetings this week:
Monday Department, Northeast
MASONIC Temple.
Wednesday-Naval Gun Auxiliary,
730 Eleventh street Sc; Police and
Fire Auxiliary, 935 G place NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
CEMoCo LOWERS THEM AGATN-con

More cheaper cars CENTRAL MOTOR
CO Kaiser Frazer Fine cars, 300 Lee
hwy. Arlington. Va. CH 1000. -
STERRETT MOTOR SERVICE. NC of
1897 East-WeSt hwy. ISL. 5000. Your
friendly Ford dealer for Silver Spring ana
NV WASHINGTON offers these quality
used cars & considerable reductions.
= Ford tihle cnllpe -: lN0
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Admiral Robert E. Peary Ship No.
427 will hold a bazaar at its club
house, 1900 New Hampshire avenue
NV, on October from 4 to l0:30
pm. Articles from all parts Of the
world will be on sale.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER Al Commander ''6'' sedan
oack ,,fd finish, radio and heater low mile.
$Szs 's fns; Disea aeaiea tia'
WHEELER, ", % INC. $500 Wisconsin ave NV,
sTuDEBAKER 1912: with AZ motor. heater
and oyerdriye; excellent condition; ST.
sTUDEBAkER 1871 Custom de luxe Cham
nal blue blue-srey sD nnish S' Ike ike % new. 5000 1000
miles. one owner. 81 ,095; 3o-day guar;
90 other one-owner cars in similar con;
TlPBrTTs, liza Vermont ave. NV, Wash S
Oldest Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50. A
STUDEBAkER 1889 Commander 2-dr. Sc
e t seat amost a Ike
outside and inside; real buy, s675. Call
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s 4-dr. Land Cruiser,
pT5 STsss sasr,ss s.a.s ST. 7os
MFTRoPoLTAN mHfa Sei II MOI MoToRs se N 'as ave-
snd snd ~ Bisdsns6urg I'd , s,.
one owner; perfect Mechanical Condition;
sSssdS!Ys sis5 sAa' s51to an
Mae heasT osT Sfa Ap fSsE 4 ss1aay S1ea fs ater
WELYs s,,b 93 ane 4dT sedan neW psn
WHY'S 1910 4-dr.; priced $3.50. GIL.
WILLYS 1916 civilian Jeep; complete new
:op and tires. A chance to buy q very
carefully used Jeep at baresin, sl."i5, Ma,
ToRs 9SSR inc INc or 5erms nd st. nc MO-
5000 miles; new tires, IKE new; $3.50;
/ radio and heater. FA. 1854. Il
WILLYS l946 civilian jeep; good condi-
tion; $50. Call WO. 0360. MR.. COR
DUE TO PURCHASE of larger car. wish
dispose of l947 De Soto custom sedan;
gray blue: perfect cond.: low mileage; pur-
chased Jan, l94s; price, $4,000. SH' - o..
THE ORIG" WASHINGTON AUTO auc-
ton sale every Friday night: s pm, s5l |
Colesville rd., Silver Spring, Md SH. 1900.
STANDARD 1947 2-dr.; gray finish, blue
leather interior: real economy at low
price: SS95; 3O-day guar HILL 4 TIB-
BITS, 1ll4 Vermont ave. NV, Wash, S
Oldest Ford Dealer MA $3.50. 4
modem way; sell only, if bid is satistae-
tory, total fee. So. You won't 60 wrong
buying or selling car here. Big auction
sale every Tues. eve, Dm.. 11l3 Va.
ave. Sc, or 100 llth st. Sc. TR 71l3.
| tAuction sales rain or shine.)
SMALL MODERN HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps
.: built as low as car Also 1895 Pack
ard sedan Both for S595 Better hurry!
| Your chance 10 live in Florida reasonably.
WO 3"ia or NO. 1850.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Hornet Circle, Military Order Of
Lady Bugs, will hold an evening Of
games on October IL at the home Of
Grace Fields, 602 F. street NE. Re-
freshments will be served. All are
welcome.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

The Sewing Circle will meet Fri.
day at the home of Helen OBrien,
2342 Thirteenth place NE. Take
Mount Rainier Car. No. 80. get OF
at Twelfth street and Rhode Island
avenue NE. Go up Saratoga avenue
to Brentwood road, turn right to
Bryant street. then left one block to
Thirteenth place.
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19
Mrs. L. Cohen
Highlights
Convention

Back only few days from the
Hadassah Convention at Atlantic
City, Mrs. Louis Cohen, Hadassah
president, said she saw history in
the making for the state of Israel.
More than 5000 persons attend
ed sessions, pledging to help build
the Homeland. A highlight, she
continued, was to hear Prof. Selig
Brodetsky, member of the Lon
don Executive of the World Zion
ist Organization, dramatically tell
of the future role of that organi-
zation. He showed how double
loyalty is a myth. The memorial
to DR.. YaSSky, head of Hadassah
Hospital, killed in ambush by the
Arabs, was deeply moving, as it
reenacted his death ride.
Hadassah pledges to build hos
pital in the Negev contributing
$500,000 for 8 years. They will try
to enroll 100000 new members to
their 250,000. Their slogan is: It's
good Americanism to back Israel,
the worlds youngest democracy.
Ruth Gruber, journalist and lee
turer, said the winning of battles
were due to three things: the Sc
cret weapon called "Ayon Borot"
(no alternative); the Molotov
cocktail, simply gasoline in a bot
tie; help from America.
Mrs. Cohen was official hostess
for the Southern Pacific, Central
and North Pacific regions and
also served on the regional Reso-
lutionS Committee.