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PERSONAL.

WEEK END. TRns 70 ocean City. Nd
Transportation. Sleeping Recommendations,
friends and broaden your interests. Also
further Information and 70 make rsser-
Eisn: qss al cnJs RsLt is T. as
PERsoNALIzE your home or business;
engraved nsmeplats now. Ho. 4761. "a
ANNOUNCEMENT-LEA ENGEl,, dress.
maker dormerly Of 9Th ave. N. - IL glad
to announce her return to business after
personsig per si serve % her na many Old eustomers
lilo r st. NV. RIM. 90: tel. Ex. 1908.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP assures
rotsen camp experiences. i5o-aere farm;
pony riding, swimming, creative arts and
crafts. music. archery; boxing; separate
sare @ mailea ' upon s'sH' req RUTH st4R PARSONS.
director; weekdays and SUNDAYS. inspes-
?slEHRMSsSNEssif. PER SS II. WAVES. 81: shampoo and
nors sans by WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 q st.
DENTAL TEcHNICIAN-JosEPH RICE.
sos 18th st. NV. 14th and r. MA. 07T3.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments:
sf9mpt 4tb sns st ssisns seFy.ss; open ewes
JEWISH REST HOME Tor the elderly and
convalescent; day and nisht nurses. 3s22
safErF sth Il R" fEScKs SE s7ss sr. s.,v.nd Steel
crete for safety; Jobs finished two weeks
sSsslns; s.sns - and sandsys. At: 1857. sASsfY
willow LAWN SCHOOL h.. several i'm.
and day care: limited trsnsp. ia. 1898.
SUFFERERS: GROUP PsYCHOTHERAPY
Is the most modern method to help you.
With individual treatments. 1t gets at the
root OF suffering. New groups now form
g. 8. MAcvAUdH Psyehoiosist. 45os
Stanford Chevy Chase Md. OIL. Ja. laso.
fant., eonv.lesesnts: special care iOr re-
ly suburban home; complete care and re-
sponsibiLty. reas. fee. according to infants
fHsMASHAs22, fihsi MH 2l7i j.; shampoo and as aas.r
GSSpTS sSH34L ,3to av;
years, dlscrete and tactful, total abstainer,
pleasant personality, vast scholarly and en-
cyclopedic BACKGROUND, widely Travelled.
disnified permanent domestic engagement
with consenisl semi-invalid person or ,el-
derly couple. city or country: thoroushly
competent in butler and valet duties, mar
ketiny and household management; care
full driver; presently empl. as butler in
D. c. Box 223H. Star.
I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
CONTRACTED by any one but myself LEON
OWENS. 132 w st. ny 27.
County-Graduate nurse giving conscien-
tious care to invalids bed patients .
speciality; special diets and home cooked
food. Write MARION KILLEN. Rt. l,
Box 241 Vienna. Va. Phone Daleyiew
SS76. 27s
RADIO STAR will introduce you. make
records OF voice, speaking and train you
for radio. Call Wo 325s. ~
DALE NURSERY SCHOOL, suitland: ac-
credited educational and play program;
hot meal, snacks; fully supervised; care
for children, 3 to 6. HI. T4SC. 81
WANT DAY CARE for son 10 mo-. white
home tprefer licensed; IN ne; no phone.
peass Sre hs name oHNh 5aHJsss pnone IS on
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REpAIRs AND sERvIcfs teAn.. /,

ROOF REPAme, suffers and doVnspouta,
al types: painting and HaterproonnlS
prompt service. MIR. WRIGHT, RA. e440.
ROOFING, leaks slate, composition, Guts
ters spouts, waterproonns and general 70.
pairs. Work guaranteed. GE 343l.
SLIP COVERS and drapes made: viii can
for and deliver; reasonable rates. VI.
sToNE. rLAGsToNE AND CEaENT-sps-
cialilins IN stone retaining wall. and n9g.
steps .slk. M ss,lsr' etc or free este
TYPEWRiTERS cleaned. oiled and adtusted.
All work guaranteed. RE. 1177, UNITED
TfSETisN hi,SSs SIS elsAsfb Be- up :.
5 IT. wide and It. long. Have your hlinds
.no5ouEhiy slsansS y SYr ssE modssn m.eats. .Ms
ING So Nr 9GSa aste s1; nv pu; $500.
pairs. remodeling, recreation rooms.
porckes, screens. painting. paper hansinE,
wall scraping; Al mechanics: free estt.
Rs,ss Rssgn al YORK s.ss guaranteed MR. Hhsk sS
SUMNER sPEC1AL-a.pc. slip covers, Gus.
tom made, $50 so. Club chair. reuphols
stored. S2- 95 compl. ACADEMY uPHoL-
STERY co, 3433 14th st. NV. Phone
NO 23T6 u
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

I DESIRE RIDE to Miami in 4 few days;
share expenses and help drive: good
references. C. c. BECKETT, TR. 5S72.
LADY WISHES TRANSPORTATION to
Milwaukee or St. Paul. Mimi +;
will share expenses and exchange refer
ences; EN-: S354, -21
or St. Louis, Mon. or Tues. can take /, 2
or 3 people; share expenses; approx. $40
for the trip. Phone CLARENCE FALTT,
Beach. Del. 1881. ~
GOING TO NEW YORK, returning sun
day night; experienced driver. la47
Buick convertible. Bet. SO, ia. 4O12
in 194s car; take 2 pass; share expenses.
WI. $3.50.
DRIVING TO AUSTIN, TEXAS. noon. July
L: . passengers: share expense. HY. 02l3
after $40 pm ~
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES on or about
2Sth Of June; riders wanted. Call Gil.
| O6S -21
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MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. ~
subjects taught. AppI1yed y So1srnmssInYt 1sIY
COLLEGE. IaI0 q st NV: DI- 1862
Learn TO DklvE IN WashinEtons oidest.
laraest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; ls4s model cars;
patented dual sontrols; nn permits no seems s9as
THE GHMARTIN SCHOOL offers accred-
tied summer tutoring courses in elementary
and junior high school For further inIor-
REAL REAL Estate CoURsE-Learn basic
funda mentsls Of the rea! estate business
Taugnt By specialists under supervision OF
active realtor Class meets one ntsht
. week for 10 weeks STARTING Tiday
ice. VISITING frst session free. BrinE
yonr friends; For fuT1hsr info1%ssi0qi M q
= ssxAnT1 qT1 erIfAroHs sArrooH xExDED-Mod.rn
trainins In an subjects; day. night and
MAsEIIx HONOUR SCHOOL 1s4o i. 7.
ave, Ne. TITS. Established 1918.
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hElP MEN AND WoMEk.

BOOKKEEPER to work in cost dept. Of
mfg plant at College Park. Md. Cab WA
aOO0. Ext 50 for appointment. -e6
man to drive school bus. must know wash:
woman to do plain cooking for children:
live in: other help; $500 per mo- 94ol
Ga ave. SH. 1874. -2G
room Ann BEVERAGE CHECKER. ex-
perienced on National cash register. for
large restaurant: salary e17b plux meals.
references required. Boz <5-G, Star. ~
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS' AGENCY handles the
better school and once positions. zO4
Colorado Building. 14th and @. RE. 1888.
SECRETARIES-Steno typists: e1-
ceIlent Opportunities: days; S1S0-S250
. mo NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT 6ERV-
ICE. 179s G ST. NV.
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n. pRrNTrR. rRrssM.N Or OPERATOR for
plant not far from washington, b. c.;
reliable men. write BOX 3e3-E, Star.
have drivers license and be experienced
RADIO sERvicEMAN. a.yvort only: v. We
eompetent man. Apply STAR RADIO GO,
ss4s isSy Essssos sosr sABEo tSB
RaShNRSS RA5fo 2 ''h for ~ Outside CANS
GOOD M aiSnen salary; must be- .xperienced COLONY
RADIO, e11a Ga. ave. NV. Do not phone
RADIO rEcBNlc1AN. for repair work on
sslsry .ssS FsaiS' $50 tES gtis Ssef INc % 14as
REAL Al PsTArE EST fosth sahEsMsN sas to n vacancy
must have car. be hard worker. an ex. *.
come often. sTRogP REALTY Co. ssia
REHL ESTATE sALHsMEN-openings for
. exper. men; must have cars; big money
1ss psr.oa oas1 i sR srs T. = noon I1ss % REALTY
ksAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Prosressi
hish-eiass fdsf class n.W,' D. G and sub Md. resi-.
deptial property, offers a emo. training
course for real estate statesmen. Appli-
to finance themselves for . or months.
be 1886 years old, have vigorous health.
good character and sest for hard work.
RHETRIGERAToR H MAN to run shop Must
have tools. car Exper in home and eoml
retst rst Salary An nnd ssao share of profits with
REFRIGERATioN MECHANIC, expert
|. enced. Apply in person, 2e21 14th st
REFRIGERATIoN SERVICE MECHANIC
experienced only. good pay and workins
; RESTAURANT MANAGER-AssIsT.n nights
years residence in WASHINGTON required
sober, bondabie. Apply Box 2lS-G, Star
RooFERs AND SHEET METAL MEN
Steady work, Cail GE. 09a9. Evenings,
kooFERs HELPER, experienced Call
SALESMAN. for retail LIQUOR store; refer.
sALEsMaN: retail: With With ,, sporting Ing, good,
j SPORT SHOP s33 G st NV -27
SAIESMAN-Young man p to 20, mus
be neat appearing, aggressive and willini
to work: an excellent opportunity for th'
in he radio, television and appliance field
. salary and commission. See Mr.. Stoso.
PLIANcE 1882 G, st. NV. 20
SALESMAN. TO sell automobile parts; mus
be experienced; inside work; references re
assured. Apply MANHATTAN AUTO a
RADIO CO, 17o6 7th st. NV. go
E SALESMAN. young Catholic. for perma
nent inside selling position With ioni
/. e~tao aoiished and progressive specialty house
start. $40 week Box Josh, Star. -
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INSTRUCTION. coURsEs.

WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF experiel
nestle help. Call DE. 6645.
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must like details and handling figures;
Rss'es its to deal with public Serv necessary;
preferably single. bet. 30-45 yrs. of age;
good salary; pleasant surroundings and
Give CIV 0Hl details as to- to education. ] esperienee.
age, martial status and dependents. Box
GENERAL nj al CLERICAL WORK in bookkeep-
stenoErsphy desired. but not necessary.
and sive references: hve-dsy week. BOZ
PM expeI. not necessary; must have have
HsfS5ns T6ss CO. ADPs fsol IN 4s
SofF4ASS y GEH9lssTESzss. ass{ iii Isa 1s'h
GIRL, eolored. must be strong. to work on
silk unit, in ,dry-cleaning plant; sxpsr
helpful; $40 xks; VIZ; Apply Mr.: Abel VOGUE
GIRL wanted, part time. Tues. Thurs,
Fri, 8 to 10 pm. and Sat: aft. hours:
75c per hour Apply P. o. Box 2001. -27
GIRLS. to sell novelty jewelry; We want
10 Government employees to represent us
would prove very profitable and require
very little effort on your part Write US
full particulars about yourself to GEORGE
YOUNG, 1O505 Nebraska ave, Tampa
GIRLS. .. needed by manufacturing COM
pany to operate calculating machines IN
the factory; previous experience not neces-
sary but must enjoy working with figures
and should have high school education or
equivalent. Apply WASHINGTON JNSTI-
TTFE OF TECHNOLOGY. INC, College
Park Md -e6
GOvERNEsS-Excellen permanent position
available Immediately for responsible white
person between the ages Of IS and 45;
children; salary, s35. Other help employed
Must be willing to spend July and August
ct pin5o htp ianR Rad nor
son with good references will be considered
AID 3143 -25
HOUsEkEEPER. live in. win consider vom-
an with small child; good home: small pay.
Call WA, 9226 days; WI. 3lS5 ewes. MR..
Ros RosIERY sALEsLADIEs, .xper.: perm
pos; excel. salary and comm ission. HAHN
iNTERViEwER, with knowledge Of tipping
preferably one with personnel experience
must have college background. 5-day. 40
hour week; 20fs discount on purchasss
Apply employment office. 4th floor, LANE
BURGH BRO. Sth and e SITS, NV rs
aANICURIsT, steady. guar salary; hrst,
NUISG, rssistssed, for past time IN doe
tors ofhse. Box z1s-o. Star. Fl
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speed, to Do billing. Perm, pos. 5.das
es5s sano, Ext aat si. sis. for !ts interS!exi
$40 Skly. H. ABRAMsoN CO.. 1852 eth
VARITYrEk u RiTr MACHINE OPERATOR and
typist perm. position. 5-day week; inter
esting work in radio school: located at 18th
ffs R5Ss Il 10 is2o E. a'P ssta.sn sa |
and ! weekdays. rs
sss ssss !s sz;s a WI rs
5510 Conn. ave NV. -26
s1Bs'sn'is g. 6sfs is1f oS HSh.s
%Gns %sirREssRs. aEs g. ?, steady, and for s.s.
As AS sIs, DsI nishs; CLUE e. LAcossgaA.
WAITRESS, white. nishtwork; closed on
Sundays; 8 pm. to 2 am: good tips and
1al1ny 4pp s4 IN ,sss ps5'on ,1 REHolE
Home ON in CHEVY Chase; sood position With
comfortable Lying .ss sseommoG.sion, rsIs snd
tween am: and i pm. 80
LAND CLUB. I405 L st. NV. -as
WAITRESS white, exper-, size "a: p m.
e r. ssIs ssnsays VII. ape' spe nv
WAITRESS, colored, must be neat in Ap-
pearance; able to handle quick serv,, good
hours; salary .S23 per week, meals
Apply wALN1CK's WAFFLE SHOP. 1143
WOMAN. solored. to work in private schsel;
liaht duties. domestic work; live In; 500
per mo. 940l Georgia ave. sH 1871
WOMEN natiron feeders, shir. folders and
shirt ironefs. Apply cARRoLL's LAUN-
DRY. 14th and r SITS. Sc. 20
WOMEN-Earn GOOD income. Representing 9
Avon Cosmetics. Advertised in Good
Housekeeping and 10 other leading wom-
ems magazines RE. 0Ta5. -25
YOUNG LADY. white. 22-25. steady em-
pioyment in dental laboratory, exper: not
necessary. S-hour day, 5-day week Apply
in own handwriting. Box 4os-G. star.
YOUNG LADY for light once work in
mems and women's ciothing store: good
salsry. permanent position HERzO5s, ),
HOssPfTALrZATION INSURANCE Nation..
ii plan) neishborhood and enrollmens
representatfves desired; does not inter
fsIe With home dusiss dus.,, ADgly. f95 95yccSr sSar
NOR. "a o112.
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d MGR machine oper-
I HOTEL. 1lth and
Evening star., 1948-06-24

OTHER kA STATIONS.
W01W-570 kc,-7 an. to Sis pm.
WPlK-730 Ke-e am. to s:1b Pm.
WARl-7S0 Ke.-e Am. to $50 Pm.
WGAY-f,050 KS AN. to $50 pm.
WBCC-t,t70 Ke.-e:4b an. to $50 pm.
WeAM-1,390 M.-o am. to $50 pm.
W0OK-t. $50 kc,-d Am. to s:1b pm.
Evening star., 1948-06-24

sonalities discuss the Louis -Walcott
fight and predict its outcome.
1000, WMAL-Joe Louis and
Jersey Joe" Walcott are matched
for the worlds heavyweight boxing
championship.
TeleviSi0n.
1880, WMAL-Jim Gibbons and
Evening star., 1948-06-24
MARYLAND

Alporstein's Electric village
72l Carroll Aue., Tknsd. PIX.
Lees Electrical Appliances
72l5 Wtsconstn Ace.
Bethesda.
VtpHlNlA
Evening star., 1948-06-24

HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.
Radio.
7:15, WTOP-Calypso songs by Sir
Lancelot.
1880, WMAL-H enry Morgan
broadcasts from Philadelphia.
$3.50, WMAL-Grantlan Rice,
Ted Husing and other sports per-
Evening star., 1948-06-24

Fh NlIloNS.
WRcFM-939 Nj. Channel 230.
$40 am. to l am.
" NXFM-96.3 Me-. Channel AZ.
8 am. to 1:06 am.
WBUz.FN-96.1 Nc. Channel 244.
Z Am. to midnight;
WASH.FM-97.i Me-, Channel 246.
1890 am. to l am:
WNDc.fM-i01.i Me-. Channel 200.
7:3O am. to 1880 pm.
W6Ay.fM-i02.3 Me-. Channel III.
8 am. to 8 p.m
WhAl FM-t07.3 Me-, Channel ,297.
Gam to midnight.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.

WASHINGTON, D. {.
MAX Alperstein Dept. Store
1920 7th st. NV.
Cameo Appliance Co.
511 4th st. S.W.
The Crown Co.
S27-S29 7th st. NV.
Carl w. Dauber & Sons
1920 18th st. NV.
Dell's, Inc.
423 10th st. NV.
Dowd's Radio d Electric Co.
ll1S Connecticut Aue.
Electrical Center
s1l 10th St NV.
The Goldenbsry Ca
TIN, Sth and X St.. nv.
J. C. Harding Co., Inc.
517 10th st. NV.
Hearth Go.
3289 N st. NV.
Home Appliance
1921 H st. NE.
Hub Furniture Co.
7th and D Sts. NV.
w. S. Jenks d Son
723 7th st. NV.
Lubar Electric Co.
1892 G Street NV.
National Electric Co.
sos 11th st. NV.
National Furniture CO.
801 7th st. NV.
Peerless Modern
$40 7th st. NV.
Phillips, Inc.
8l7 H st. NE.
HcQm8H - DIUWh
1929 18th st. NV.
Chas. Schwartx g. Son
70S 7th st. NV.
Standard Tire Il Battery
10th and H Sts. NE.
Stidham Appliance
20f5 M st. NV.
Harold A. Sugar
Radio Mart"
625 r st. NV.
Sun Radio Co.
93s r st. NV.
WASHINGTON Rubber Co.
18th q Belmont Sts. NV.
Waynes Appliances
3057 M st. NV.
MARYLAND
Alperstein's Electric village
72l Carroll Aue., Tknsa. PIX.
Lees Electrical Appliances
72l5 Wtsconstn Ace.
Bethesda.
VIRGINIA
EIIk Radio Co.
$500 Lee Htoy., Arlington
Z. A. Filene Coop. OF Va.
Shirlington. Arlington
Clebe Radio & Appliance Co.
Lee Hpy. and N. Gtebe
Rd., Arlington
Frank MIchelbaeh
SIl-16 King St., Ale1dn-
drtd
Northern Virginia Hardware
Fails Church, Va.
Service Tire & Appliance Co.
zl23 Wilson Bud, Ariin1-
tom
Evening star., 1948-06-24

Bill Wilson conduct sports quiz.
$3.50, WNBW-Song by Lanny
Ross.
S:55, ALL STATIONS-Balloting
for the presidential nomination is
scheduled to begin approximately
at this time.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
Homemade Electric Fence

Farm safety specialists at Mich
igan state college urge farmers to
use care in the selection and use
Of electric fences. Homemade
electric fence controllers are a
gamble. The specialists point out
that a very small shock can be
fatal. Even the amount of current
used by a seven watt bulb is more
than necessary for electrocution.
No fence, they caution, should be
energized from any source except
through a controller approved by
recognized testing agency. Every
one around the farm should be in
structed on how to disconnect the
controller in case of an emergency
and children should be taught not
to tamper or play with an electric
fence Electric fences should not be
depended upon to restrain bulls,
Ooars, or other vicious animals.
Insulated grips should be provided
.or opening and closing the gate.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
Wings over the Orchard

Use of the airplane by apple
growers has increased recently as
a result of the greater use of hor-
none sprays Cor dusts) to prevent
pre-harvest drop of the fruit. Air
planes can do the spraying job
without entering the orchard as
they apply the fruit-holding treat
ment from above, whereas the
usual sprayers must move among
the trees. The airplane is not quite
so efficient as the ground sprayer
but is commercially satisfactory.
At the harvest season the close
growing, fruit-laden trees, the piles
Of packing boxes, and the props
offer obstacles to the spray ma
chimes and hoses but none at all
to the hired hormone-puffing planes
that operate without interfering
with the orchardist's busy harvest
labor force.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
News Bulletins:

NEWS bUIIctInS:
'"Plan Your Wiring" is new
bulletin put out by the Montana Ex-
tension Service. It gives detailed
information concerning the distri-
button of electricity, meter Ioca-
ton, feeder wires to buildings and
circuit. breakers, and the
average wattage and kilowatt hours
used by various farm and home
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
DISCUSSES POLIO UPSWING
THIS FALL AND WINTER

Raymond Hildebrand, Montan;
Chairman of the 1919 March Of
Dimes Campaign for the raising o.
funds for the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis, today an
nounced that State wide organiza-
ton for the drive has been com
pleted. The drive will be con-
Quoted between January Ia and
January 81.
In commenting on the grave need
for raising funds to fight Polio,
Mr. Hildebrand said:
AN alarming upswing in Polio
incidence throughout the country
presents most serious crisis in the
relentless fight against Infantile
Paralysis. This dreaded murder
Gus, invisible enemy which strikes
without warning and is no rcspec-
tor of age, occupation, station in
life or condition of health, has dur
ing 1913 stricken over 26,600
victims in the United States. The
normal tapering off of the disease
with the advent of colder weather
has not occurred this year and Polio
IS still raging in many states The
AAAAAAO[A u NdoCo III lilE current cpl
demic may exceed the country'S
worst epidemic year of 1916 when
27363 cases were charted.
Terrific outbreaks which swept |
Texas, North Carolina and South |
ern California have reduced the |
epidemic resources of
the Foundation to the vanishing
point. The Foundation Epidemic
Fund may face a $4,000, 1000 deficit
by January.
Although Montana has been
'een spared from the abnormal in
'idence of the disease which has
characterized the epidemic in many
+ our sister states, the National
foundation has advanced during the
,ast year to local chapters in Blaine.
Cascade, Custer, Daniels, Lake, Ra-
Jalli, and Silver Bow Counties over
100000 which sum is in addition
0 chapter funds expended in the
light againt Polio"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30

The wirephoto service of the AS
ISOLATED Press started Jan. l, 1885.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30

Eugene Meyer acquired the Wash
!ngton Post at bargain auction
IN June 1888 of $825,00O
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
Push.ButfOn Accountant
Soon 10 Make lis Debut

Electronlc machines now being
perfected after years of exhaus-
tive research by British scientists.
are able to wipe out long hours of
tedious sorting. adding, comput-
ing and Analysing by thousands of
Office clerks.
In a matter of seconds, these
wonder robots can compile an up
to-the-minute balance sheet for the
corporation executive, punch out a
railway ticket for the hurried
traveller or sort thousands of let
ters in flash for the harassed
mail clerk.
Technicians at work in one Lon
don laboratory are about to pull
the wraps off an 'electronic &C
countant' that will have consider
able effect on the business world.
Push a button and its electronic
impulses race into action, sift
thousands Of accounts flowing in
from hundreds of branch offices,
tote up the debit and credit columns,
juggle masses of figures without a
hitch, finally deliver a fiawless
balance sheet.
Accountancy is to benefit in this
way through Britain's great ad-
vance in technical knowledge
gained during World War II.
Scientists and engineers who de-
veloped advanced electronic cal
culatorS and bomb-sights during
the war are using that experience
now. Both instruments work on the
same principle.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
FARMERS MUST USE FORM
IO4O FOR FEDERAL INCOME
TAX RETURNS

Farmers and most business and
professional men, must file a Fed
eral income tax return on Form
1O4O Thomas M Robinson, Collector
of Internal Revenue for the Dis
trict of Montana, said today
In previous years many farmers
have been submitting as their re-
turns a schedule of farm income
and expenses on Form 1040F, which
had to be returned The farm sched-
ule is not return. It is designated
to make it easy for a farmer to
furnish the details of his farming
operations It must be attached to
the return Form 1040 on which
the net farm profit is entered along
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
Take Care Of Metal Roofs,
Agricultural Expar: Warns

Rust is the cancer Of farm ma.
chinery and other metal equip
ment on the farm. It goes on
destroying thousands of dollars
worth of property each year.
"Rust does not stop working
because it's Labor day It is nc
respector of iron or steel. Once
started, it will slowly destroy
metal roofs, machinery and equip.
ment," declares J. G. Andres, ex.
tension agricultural engineer. Uni
versity of Illinois college of agri-
culture.
Andres points especially to the
damage done each year to the
galvanized roofs that are used on
more than a third of the service
buildings on Illinois farms. Almost
half of the metal roofs now in use
need some repairs because Of rust
ing.
Such repairs include replacing
damaged mailing strips or sheets,
renailing, tightening loose sheets
and painting to stop damage from
rust. Such repairs seldom take
much money or material, but they
do require few hours of labor
from time to time.
Galvanized metal roofing should
be painted as soon as the gal
or zinc coating begins to
break down, and certainly before
he roofing rusts very much"
Andres says. Painting at this
stage takes less labor, and a gal
on of paint goes farther. Warm
weather is the best time to apply
he paint.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30

Managing Farm Finances" is
the title Of a new u. S. Department
Of Agriculture bulletin. It discusses
such projects as prices and their
effect on financial management.
MANAGEMENT of money, investments
in the farm, credit in farming, in
vestments outside the farm, reserves
in farming, insurance for the farm,
and life insurance for the farmer
Both of these bulletins are avail
able at my office and are free of
charge