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houSkS-SAlIS.t tcsas

iNvEsfMkNT rnoPfRf1Es; easo
Mount vsv pi. se and 2Sl7
cheste, 81: az. Ia Anaeost.a-Lcvsly
2-tsnily brick homes, eriy 2 yrI
old. priced si4..to and si+.Soo
ff:.Dss'irs1, f:..s, ,a,, isol D I" 80. -
...n in .s .pt~ oaly si4.ss'.
81 500 On. 1919 A 81. se--seni-
det. brick. 8 complete apis. income
$3.50 . mo: only slS50n. 335
IN st ns--l2 rms, baths ,
lovely apa. only $Io,s0o. e.ooe
coxa. Bargains saloTsi ASSEN- -
BERG REALTY CO. Pr s357 ~ y.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. !. tlk. trcn
rms. and bath. fuM ssmt'. porch.s
is. % Esr h,..h- o,i' 81 900
Mar ALABAMA AND PA. AVIS
tor vs.' s,,es niee 2,s:oTy -, .na basement s,s
recreation rm.: auto, heat: owner
lssrins city. To inspect call Mr
White tetes Wa 2lsl), with WIN
Y, TmocKMoRToN. Reaitor. DI.
sEMiDETACHED BRICK. s-rm hon.
divided into 3 snsrtmsnts ren,tns
MI ni.hsu a. $3.50. Vsa sENArER R RF.LTY ITI
soCTnE1sT-2:y.r old ,emid.,
brick. Groom home with ful base
ment Priced for Immediate sal. al
" $50 on rood terms 36s
5IO3 wHEELER RD. sE-six 10.
,ms n and bah: 2-story frsn. nc
lot ieo1 oS Seo' Prie.d ssa5n 81 'H r.fn, sD1,'
EusADA. 44l5 Southern ave. HI
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NORTH ARLINGTON
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BOSS q PHELPS. INC.
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OPEN TODAY 1-8 PM

OPEN IODAI, I-6 PM.
Reduced TO si3.a5O. Beautiful det
brick OF 5 grand rooms, Twins
room with fireplace, side porch.
on 1st A.: . bedrooms and bath on
End: full bsmt with workroom.
rec. room and garage. Oil h-wh.;
large 65x105-ft. well land sea ped
corner lot: just over D. c. line at
1918 Sand ave In beautiful Coral
ave. sc. to Dixie Pig. turn right on
b2nd ave. TO foot OF hill and risht
to house
AnEI .PERT w TEE
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10th AND C. SITS. Sc.

10th AND c SITS. Sc.
Colored: possession: lovely 6-room
home; redecorated; full basement:
oil heat; payments like rent.
Auerbach & Co., D1. 6501
14e4 K st. nv Call till Q pm.
COLORED-$1 900 DOWN
600 block b st. Se-2-story brick.
8 ;arge. private rooms. full bsmt;
InnS h;,Sh s ea'h; cr0pur 5Ssss IN ny pss1sss..
after 2 pm. 10: 6.0945.
HOUSES FOR sALE-seushwsst
COLORED-sasb DOWN. Large brick
home near 10th and c SITS, 8 rms.
2 baths, h.-wh. The buy Of the
year. Call now. sT. S962; ewes,
CoLORED-s1b0 DOWN can buy this
2o-ft. BRICK; vacant; 9th and @
sts. s.w.: 9 spa acious private rooms.
full bSmt., coal h.-w.h., excellent
sSpSisiGn; Sr, ~ ,aP Priess tSy y n tsst ssls sb,
Eye St n w., eyes, GE 6T11 Il
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THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI. Ave. e.E. -

S40,SVV
Detached sispboard home, located
lust over the d. c. line, and one
block from bus. schools and stores;
six nice rooms and bath, full base
ment with new Bryant gas heat
ina system; modern large KITCHEN,
pantry, large front porch. House
In In immaculate condition through-
out Phone Frederick Schwab. WO
$11,950
For oI--Detaened home with 9 rms
and bath. ,ocated near the Mon
astsry; lot 60xla0 It.: has hot
water heat. modern sas furnace;
has an income of Sl60 Q month,
You can purchass this home With
OF SIS per month. including taxes
Cali Mr.. Blackwood. NO. d5a7.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. .34S.
WE HAVE IT!
You'll Say "It's a Steal
pet. white brick rambler bunsaiow
on Annapolis rd One look ant
you'll nnd Il has eyerythins fol
Convenient living. Shown BY ap.
pointment only. Call Mr.. Smiley
HO. Ob7b. with
Roger Moss, Realtor
sI2s T. ]. Ave. NE. Ho. 6o2o.
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32II "a. ave. Sc, vi. 1000,
NEW BRICK DUPLEX
APT 81 900 CASH

AE L., o1 ,SUU SASa
One apt leased for Ss650 per mo
You can occupy one apt and your
total cost Der mo. including tsxes
insurance. monthly payment. heat
ing, water. Eas and elec. spprox
S55 per mo. This is . rare opport
and unusual bargain. Located on
beautiful ave. in southeast facing
Government park Phone Mr.. Nc
0inniss for details, MA. sl4l; ewes.
OIL. 23gg
Frederick w. Berens Sales
1923 X st. NV. 80
COLORED - $500 DOWN - 4-unit
BLDG. In eonven. location; monthly
income. $50: tenants pay own utili.
ties; only 1880. KAY REAL TY
COLORED-as75 TO S2.5O0 DOWN.
We have fine 5-rm. and bath
houses with basmt. and auto. heat;
situated on beautiful terrace.
They won't last long selling from
$4,000 TO S11,600 with good mo.
payments. Call Mr. Carthorne or
Mr.. Eaton. NO. ZOO. HAROLD
q. FAToF co. al3 U st. NV
COLORED - SPECIAL - $3.50 cash,
bal. like rent. 8 rm.. bath. brick.
full bsmt, coal h.-wh Call RA
e14e. BLAHkEN & PRESS. ST.
93l6. Il
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SILVER SPRING

al3l Eton rd-3-bedrm 2-story brk
home. rec, rm., screened porch
eonV TO 'trsnsp. schools and shop
ping fairly priced al Sl4a5n
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co
Realtors, 1894 Colesville I'd, sH
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J. l. G WEST
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COLONIAL HOMES

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Colonial Investment Co
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ASNANDAlK

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VIM. II. Saunders Co. Inc
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I RMS. 81. BATHS

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Colonial Investment Co.
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THE GABLES co.
CALIFORNIA COTTAGE
$3.50 DOWN

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HouSES-SALE-N.E. tcsas
HOME AND INCOME

1921 T. Capitol st.-Beauti:ui ros
brk. 3 spts. ga baths. gar: live
In /. rent rom others Eiii take
care OF payments: priced for Quick
sale; easy terms can Pop Hart
man. COX O. CO. INC. On. 1926,
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MMEDIATE ACTION

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RIGGS K CO
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COLORED-SPECIAL
$3.50 DOWN-$50 MONTH
10 a 1t n.w.-5-rm. brick house:
lst commercial. Call Mr. AL
BERTS, Elk. 6s21 or ia. 6231 -
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Prewer Colonial brick within watkins
distance of Rechts: q rms, 3 twin.
size bedrms.. powder room on Isl
tached gs.ase, slate roof. Price
$4,000.
Wood Conley Co. Realtors
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SILVER SPRING
NEW BRICK HOMES
2 rooms Q baths. nrst-noor den OF
bedroom, fireplace garage porch
Gas heat Easy terms, trades &c.
cepted Call DI 1913 until p . m
VIM. H. Saunders Co.. Inc.
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Open Tonight. 7 70 $50
RAnn HARTFORD AVE

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Real Estate Service Inc.
Lee Hss 81 oasAs NJ CM easse,
BEVERLY Hills

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EDGAR L. WEBSTER
NORTH CHEVY CHASE

A replica OF . Scgthe!r Cc8oE4a
n rec erirk sre screen poFch os :
s.En Situated en- een4tifs! soocsa
lot. .ui! OF shade tre~s THIS acrs
@: cisttStslSu faces wooded KrouaeS
o! beauty ]. oders arse tis m
with fireplace spAeyo4G ~ retgec
perth. !adiFleaal e.n. yEs ssrge
tcmplstelF !.fUtshsc H.; garage
and HorGse A'tIc Per spct rRA
AEL.IE L JOHNSON REALTY co
INC OR 40 n a = = =
Evening star., 1949-06-30
HILLCREST AREA

Larse csnter-hali Cane Cod con-
tanning 3 bedrms and bath with
big closets on the second door
Living rm. dining rm, kitchen. den
and powder room on the lst floor
. hreplsces. shaded lot. full base
ment. By appointment. MA 1913
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LYON VILLAGE

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Bunssiov Tskoma rart; a rooms,
nyins room. Chains room. lsrss
modern kitehsn. > bedrooms ana
bath. oil heat az sxeslisnt vstus
TO inspect eail Mr. Ckspln sssss
wO. eisui with wk NJ THFOCk-
McRTON, R.site-. bi saeE
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ARLIN0TON--SI4,s5o

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Evening star., 1949-06-30

COLORED BUYERS
We have many homes on Quincy.
Perry, Otis SITS. and other nne areas.
Good uptown locations. As low as
81 800 down.
Auerbach & Co., D1. 6501
1924 X ct. NV. Call TIL 9 pm
Evening star., 1949-06-30

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Evening star., 1949-06-30
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Evening star., 1949-06-30
ARLINGTON FOREST

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Evening star., 1949-06-30
BUCKINGHAM

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Evening star., 1949-06-30
Colored-Nr. 18th & You
2O29 PORTNER PL. NV

This outstanding. thoroughly rscondi'
toned house 10 vacant and ready fol
immediate occupancy. 9 large room
bath, basement. hot-wster heat
brick construction, Venetian bnncs
Only 81 500 down. Act fast on thii
one 70 inspect cali Mr.. Peck. CO
aoa1 PECK Co
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25

town" was chosen for their re-
union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson visit
ed with Mrs. Wilfred Deseve in OIL
ney Thursday.
Little Courtney White is on the
sick list this week.
Ted Baughn showed the film of
pictures of the field meet taken at
Fortine the latter part of May at
the school house at Trego Friday
evening. Not a very large attend
ance is reported.
Mrs. Russell Ellis from Tigard.
Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Beatty
from Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Beatty from Olney and Donna
Krause from Great Falls were visit
ors at the Thomas White home Mon
day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25
Silver Threads of
twenty-five Years
Ago In Libby

w. G. Seims left during the fore
part of the week on bushes:
trip to Boomers Ferry.
L. J. Olson and family are spend.
ing the week camping and fishing
at Happy's Inn.
Miss Mabel Friend, who holds q
position in Spokane doing steno-
graphic work, arrived here Sunday
to spend short vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Friend.
Mrs. Anna Christie and family
are enjoying a visit from Mrs.
Christle's sister, Mrs. Mcguire and
her two daughters, Mrs. Pierson and
Miss Mcguire who arrived here
Sunday from their home in Boise,
Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Velton and
daughter of Olney, Mont, spent a
day in Libby the latter part of last
week at the home of Mrs. Velton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Woody Will
iams. Mr.. and Mrs Velton were
en- route to Portland where they
had been summoned by the death
of Mr.. Velton's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Shaurette
and son, Donald and Mrs. Robert
M. Griffin are expected to return
to Libby tomorrow after an alb
sence of six weeks, during which
time MIR. Shaurette was helping
with repair work in the J. Neils
Lumber company Sawmill at Kick
itat, Wash. Mrs. Griffin had been
visiting her sisters Mesdames Ly-
man Henderson, Herbert Peterson
and Harlow Freeland at Portland,
Ore. Before they return to Libby
they expect to visit Seattle and
Woody Williams and family took
quite a motor trip over the week
end. They motored to- Columbia
Falls, Whitefish and across the
line into Canada, returning via Eur
eka and the new Kootenai river
highway. They arrived home Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Theresa Kromholtz is enjoy |
ing visit from her son-in-law. Mr..
Archie Sanders of Frankfort, Ind,
who arrived yesterday.
Miss Madelyn Spencer of Hauser
Lake, Ida, returned to her home
after ten days visit with
Miss L. Grace Day.
Chief of Police Ferguson is driv-
ng new Essex these days equip
ped with balloon tires. He says
he balloons make a wonderful i'm
in riding comfort The
new car was purchased of Cady
md Pier.
Mrs. Glen Nolop and two children
arrived in Libby Saturday from
heir former home in Wisconsin and
oined Mr.. Nolop, who has been
lere for sometime. Mr. and Mrs.
lolop plan to make their home in
libby permanently.
Rev. and Mrs E. L. Quien of Eur
ka spent the last week of July in
libby as guests of Mr. and Mrs
. w. Gass and Mrs. Teeple and
ons. They were very much i'm
,ressed with Libby and are very
esirious to visit out city again be-
ore leaving Montana for their home
4 Chicago, Ill, the latter part Of
August.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25
W. o. 7. NJ MEET AUG. Is

The regular meeting was held
Thursday night, August l8 with IL
members present.
Plans for the coming fair were
discussed and it was decided to fix
something for the parade. Several
'co-workers were appointed on this
committee.
Reports were given on the Moose
picnic which was held August IA
There were several races for the
children, which they all seemed to
enjoy Some of the races and win
nerS were-Little Tot races, 1st,
Karen Conn, End, Janice Cole. Tor
toiSe race, lst, Donald Munsel, End,
Gloria Preston. Top race, LIST, Don
aid Munsel, Carly Larson, Ray
Thompson. Dog race, 1st, Gloria
Preston, End Patsy Cole Object
hunt, Carly Larson, Wava Olson,
Donald Munsel. Foot race, lst, Ray
eta Cole, End, Carly Larson, Bird,
Wava Olson. Shoe scramble, 1st,
Mildred Johnson, End Patsy Cole
race, LIST, Don Munsel
and Mildred johnson, End, Carly
Larson and Ray Thompson. Cracker
eating race (this was for old and
young) lst Sally Ramel, End, Mrs.
Conn, 3rd, Maurice Walker. Apple |
race, lst, Rayetta Cole. End Ray
Thompson. Spoon and apple race,
LIST, Ray Thompson. Apple race for
up to s years, LIST, Karen Conn, End,
Sherry Parker.
There were balloons given to each
and everyone of the children there
There were also prizes given for
.he-"Largest Moose family pres
and Mrs. Clyde Conn.
The couple married longest"
md Mrs. Chef Smith. "The newest ]
married couple"-Mr. and Mrs. Earl
'olda.
There was a drawing for the lar
.est family as Mr.. and Mrs Walt
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Conn tied.
There was plenty to eat, baseball
ames and fun for all. Everyone
a good time was had. !;
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirkpatrick
from Oak Harbor, Wash, were visit
OTIS with Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw Sun
day
Miss June c. Dixon left Monday
for her home in Seattle.
O. K. Iverson attended the Old
Timers picnic at Spring creek Sun
day and reports very large at
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Read from
Whitefish stopped at o. K. VERSIONS
for a short visit Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Snoddy from Trego
were Stryker visitors Saturday
evening.
The Frank Baneys were brief
visitors at VERSIONS Sunday even
ing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25
STRYKER

Referring to the aerial pictures
in last weeks edition of the Inter
lake of Kalispen. Stryker would be
a Big Little Town" if it had no
more than twentv-one Inhabitants
(quote) Did you know that there
are more citizens on the north side
of the railroad than on the south
side? Did you know there are seven
teen children ranging in age from
over a month to sixteen years?
Then referring to the Rexford pic
ture. Did you know it is strictly
against the law to kill moose?
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roedel and
children were weekend visitors in
Kalispell.
The east met the west here last
week. Miss Fayme l Dixon, New
York school teacher visited her sis
ter, Miss June c. Dixon, public
in Seattle. Tuesday
they arrived here to visit their
sister, Mrs. Carolyn Quattrocchi and
son Jay who are vacationing here
from their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
It's nice to meet these friendly folk
and nice to know our little big
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25
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Application Forms or
G. /. Insurance Dividend
Application forms Tor the special
&c. !. insurance dividend for World
War II veterans Will be on hand
at the Libby postoffice, at all VA
offices, and at all veterans service
organizations on August %, accord
ing to the Veterans Administration
Approximately $4,000 World War
II veterans in Montana will share
in the $4,000, 100000 dividend fund
to be distributed to Is million policy
holders by the VA.
Veterans whose insurance has
lapSed are still eligible for the diVi-
dend provided their policies were
in force for at least three months
before the end of l947, the VA said
The application form is simple
one, with complete instruction on
how to fill it out. If a veteran
has misplaced his insurance num-
Der, the need not be concerned, &C
cording to the VA. Inclusion of his
service serial number and his
branch of service on the applica-
ton will serve to identity his ac-
count.
After the application is filled out, !
it is to be mailed to the Veterans
in Washington, D. c. |
The VA will acknowledge receipt |
IF the application
Veterans should give the VA an
address where they will be for at
east six months. Because of the
size of the job, the first
dividend checks will not be mailed
until sometime in January 1850. |
The VA hopes to complete the dis
ribution in June 1850.
Question of the Week
Q-I know I am the principal
for my husbands G. l.
insurance. Can he change his bene-
iciary without my knowing about
After the meeting a delicious
unch was served by Darleen Olsen
nd Ellen Cole-Publicity Comm.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25

Il.
Ayes. Any veteran who has
National Service Life Insurance has
the right to change beneficiaries
without knowledge or consent from
the present beneficiary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25

After the meeting delicious
lunch was served by Darleen Olsen
and Ellen Cole.-Publicity Comm.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-25
Question of the Week

q know / am the principa
beneficiary for my husbands G. I
insurance. Can he change his bene
ficiary without my knowing about
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10
Girl Scouts

Girl Scout Troops from East
Cleveland and Collinwood will join
hands Sunday, November 13 from
5 to $50 p. m. at Euclid Creek
Reservation in their first combined
get-together.
Girls and leaders from SO troops
are to participate in campfire
songfest-the first of it's kind ever
to be attempted in the east dis
trict.
Parents and friends are invited
to join in the late afternoon activ-
tiles. For those depending on bus
transportation, the bus stops at
Ollie rd. and Euclid. Cabin X, the
site of the get-together, is located
at the first entrance on Highland
rd. Since activities will be held
around an outdoor campfire, suit
able clothing should be worn.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10

is at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Muriel Crawford, 266 East
327th st., Wickliffe.
Representatives of the East
Cleveland Library, Miss Irene
Beatty, Miss Marjorie Merriam and
Miss Clara Gould will attend the
regional conference Of the Ameri-
can Library Association to be held
in Grand Rapids, Mich, Novem-
Der 9th-10th. Miss Beatty is as
sistant librarian, Miss Merriam
heads the catalogue department and
Miss Gould has charge of the
Young Peoples department, and
each will sit in on the programs
especially for their departments
as well as be present at general
sessions.
Leaving for California is Mrs.
Bertha Galloway of 1885 Yellow
stone rd., who will visit her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Sitney in Los Angeles.
The C.. Lester Hendersons, who
recently sol dtheir home at 1851
Hampton rd., left Saturday morn
ing for Eustis, Florida, where they
will reside with Mr.. Henderson's
sister until they find a place Of
their own. Mr.. and Mrs. Hender-
son have been residents of East
Cleveland for the past twenty
five years, having lived at the
Hampton address for the last ten
years and previous to that time
at 1920 East 141st st.
Their many friends and rela-
tives, who are somewhat envious
of them going to the warmer cli-
mate after having a taste Of the
cold, nippy winds this past week,
wish for them success in this
new venture and happiness in the
sunny southland.
Mrs. James Taylor and son.
Jimmy, and Mrs. Ernest Lee Of
Port Stanley, Ont, have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan B.
Sinclair, 858 Nelaview and Mrs.
Sinclair took them home when they
returned last Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Holland, who suf-
fered a stroke at her home, 1867
Taylor rd., has been returned to
her home from Huron Road Hos
pital.
James Shafer, who represents
the National Carbon Co., Inc. in
Singapore, will be returning to his
post there November goth, flying
to San Francisco, from where he
will go by boat. Mr.. Shafer has
been spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sha-
fer, Stanwood rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas n. Thomp-
son, 1905 Speedway Overlook, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
October 10Th.
On committees for the annual
A. A. Barn Dance to be held Fri
day, November 4, at Flora Stone
Mather College of Western Re-
serve University are, Janet Ball,
1890 Stanwood rd., Chairman of