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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-22

Many people of the Inland EN-.
pire will protest vigorously Presi.
dent Truman's request for delay OF
congressional approval of the Col
umbia basin comprehensive de-
velopment plan. This has been
done so as to delay that develop
ment while further steps are being
taken to put over a Columbia Val
ley Administration, to which there
is great deal of opposition as well
las support.
The engineers OF the army and
reclamation service have worked
out a comprehensive plan for de-
Velopment of the Northwest. We
are interested in having it get I'M
der way as soon as possible. Even
though a Columbia Valley Authority
should finally be set up, there is
little reason why it could not then
take over and complete the plans
suggested in the army engineers
1903" report. Why delay needed
development in order to gain ones
way in establishing a questionable
authority"
The proposed Libby dam is in
cluded in this comprehensive de-
velopment plan that is now before
congress for approval That pro-
vides more than usual interest for
local people in the present contro-
versy.
l was somewhat surprised by the
result of Gallup poll published
in Sundays papers. The poll |
queried the public in regard to
or not the Government
should have the right to issue
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-22

lnJuncLlOnS against strikes IN pub
lie utilities while settlement at
tempts are being made. This power
is one granted the Government I'M
der the Taft-Hartley law and has
been bitterly fought by organized
labor.
The poll showed that 70 per cent
of the people favor such injunctions
when the welfare of the public is
at stake. But the surprise came
in the vote by labor men and
women. The poll disclosed that "a
per cent of organized labor also
favor such injunctions.
While l have not made a study
of all the ramification of the bit
terly fought TIL law. yet I some-
times wonder if much of that OPP
position has very little to stand on. |
During the time the TIL law has
been in operation, organized labor !,
has continued to make good gains |
in membership and is stronger to-
day than ever. Wages are the high
est in history There have been
fewer strikes, with their resulting
loss of time and wages by the labor
ng man. During this same time,
abor has made advances in secur-
ng other privileges such as pen
;ions, sick benefits, safety provis-
ons, etc. It would seem that if
he Hartley law were so per-
licious, organized labor could not
nave made the gains that it has.
Vow that the unions have become
UGH a power in the economic life
# the nation, they must expect to
ONE under certain legislative con-
rolls for the good of everyone.
such controls are demanded of in
Iustry and capital Labor should +.
Re willing to accept any reason
BILE control that looks to the good
f all the people.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-22

Mrs. Eleanor Huffman spent Mon
day in Kalispell attending to bust
ness.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-22
REXFORD NEWS

Mrs. M. J. Fisher and Mrs. Lloyc
DePratu entertained Lillian Circle
at the M. J. Fisher home Sept. IA.
Delilah DePratu entertained sew
eral of her young friends at a party
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. IA. The
occasion being her birthday.
The H. E. o. Club which was
held at the new home of Mrs. Jas.
Butts Thursday was we'll attended
in spite of inclement weather which
prevailed that day.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Fleming
moved a load of household goods
Saturday from the Thomas Ruth
ledge homestead to Mr.. Rutledge's
new home in Camas.
Frank Mcfarland returned home
the last of the week from Spokane
where he underwent an operation.
Mildred Fewkes made business
trip to Miles City last week
E. W. Butts suffered painful in
iuries in a fall at the home of his
son, Clarence Butts, last week. He
was taken to the Libby hospital.
The Collar Grocery Store has
been improved by the addition of
Evening star., 1949-06-12

DINING RIM. SUITE. lo-pc, mirror;
Sl25 or close offer. WA. 1850.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10-pe.; cheap.
ptS1NG ISi S50iscoM Room SUITE. with lovely
reasonably priced, Call AID. s4s4.
DING ROOM SUITE, s-piece. ma
hogany, cost S425, best offer. Lo.
piNiSG SlsHsd ROOM SUITE, beautiful
leg table: sisS. TU: 3325. -la
DINING RM. SUITE. 10 pc. modern,
toasted mahos., Y yrs. oldi -sns sT,S
DINING ROOM TABLE, Duncan
Phyfe' z exsEa O leaves very ssoo
pfRf: sHef: ffEEE@hny fHi s9lsi amount. Sci
DINING HSMe fss. kM. TABLE, mahogany drop
leaf, AZ in. width. extra leaves, never
used, $50 or best offer; also sterling
silver sugar bowl. Chantily pattern,
piNfNa SsSf eeT TisfE Gsfi ssa antieGe' dpop.leaf
banquet: Asks closed. ext. TO ss 4sx
165; approx. 8 chairs, needlepoint
seats: peri. cond,; sac. $780,
DIsHWAsHER. commercial Colt auto, auto;
chopper, $3.50, and slicing machine,
S75: ali in excellent condition; or
viii viii take ssa5 for ali. IA. SOLO;
poGHoUsE, will accommodate any
size dog; beautifully constructed;
white With green shinsled roof Eess'
pouGHNuT MACHINE. Downynake,
all stainless steel; will ren cheaply
for quick sale. TW. $3.50.
DRAPES. green, 5 pair; very reason
able. UN. l465.
DRAPERIES, summer and winter
fabrics, to be sold cheap. Call RA.
DRESSER, unusual early Victorian
mahoaany, 6 drawers, flne condition.
S45. DE. 4304 between Q and o.
DRESSER, NAH, with mirror; match
ing vanity with mirror; plenty draw
er space in both; sell sep. WI. $500
DRESSES, summer, sizes 10 and 1S
gray wool suit: reas. ia. 6S1S,
DRINKING FOUNTAIN, GE, sealed
in unit 5-yr guarantee. new, wal
S273, now S19O. Only one left
MONARCH RADIO SHOP. 733 12tf
DRUGsToRE FIXTURES and stool
for sale. Cash registers, soda foun
tain, ticket machine, going business
fresh stock. Lost lease. OK. oo47
DRUMS, complete orchestra set SET
Leedy's; bass. snare, tom-toms
sock pedal. cymbals; excel. eono.
$500. GE. 21s4 ewes. 1Z'
Evening star., 1949-06-12

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sssAssss sAssfskss4 ksa&G Esss leg
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Evening star., 1949-06-12

IN the cost OF your piano. JORDAN
PIANO CO. corner 18th and O sts.
PIANos-we have a number Of used
and noor sample pianos that we are
closing out at greatly reduced prices.
Most all are the latest models OF
such makes make s, as chisssr,nss Lester: I:
Terms. ST. e40O. JORDAN PIANO
co. corner 18th and 9 sts- n.w.-l7
PIANOS Several hne ssetnway.
KHaSs ,.s. and md ss,:s pianos hshsls asS
to S495; also available as rentals.
COLONIAL PLANO CO.. es7 D st.
PTASos-our prices on new grand
$500 PIANO MART. i0l5 7th St NV
PIANoS-Before you buy any piano,
new or used. be sure and visit our
store. We can save you real money
on nationally ADVERTISED ktandarc
makes. Cash or terms. THE PLANO
MART, 10i5 7th ST. nv.
P1AN0S-we guarantee the price ror
one year. Buy any one Of our many
new pianos nov and We viii give
you q written contract TO refund
. year from now; using tns manu-
tacturers' published retail price
be fatrer2 We especially invite ycr
10 see the beautliul new Jesse FreGcd
pianos at COLONIAL PIANO CO.,
63T d 81, nv. MA. 4sTo.
PIANOS FoR RENT-with option 20
buy. Choice CT spinets. consoles and
apartment Eprights from 81 up. 81.
e4O0, JORDAN PLANO Co. corner
18th and O sits n.w.
PIANOS - Brand-new Lester Betsy
Ross planes. $50 deposIt, Sia month
y ST. $500 PIANO MART. ieis
riaNo-We can save you sisb on .
brand-ne~ standard make latest
model Splret piano with full KEY
eoard Made To sell for $3.50 ws
are cfeTins them al S3a5. ST S3oa
PIANO MART, 1915 7th 81 nv
PIANOS FOR RENT. with eptien 10
bay later - monthly Up, ST. o30n.
PIANO MART, 1918 5th st nv.
PIANO AND BENCH. upright. rtxaiar
size plain mahogany. GOOD eond-
good tone, $ss5. EM. 3nss3.
PIANO. WHrltxer studio grand; ad-
vertised . wks. ago. s&40a; not yet
sold; owner vii sacrface this small
sire Erand At $3.50. 1850 a1si u.
nv. Apt, 81. Du, S4a6.
PtANOS-Arny and Navy ofseess and
Government Emplnse CYedis Crtnn
members may obtain 0 9Sfx Feduc-
tier On rev nationally acyertitee
rianos. 1elsphens Ma 1855 fer
aetaiia
Evening star., 1949-06-12

mahog., wal. and other hardwood
piywood at zoe per IT.: attrae. nick
mack corner shelves at .75c each;
bookcase and cabinets made to order.
METRoPoLTTAN LUMBER co. 433
LnMBER Ar RUCKER,s-Eyerythins
from 4 A,5o e z At RuCkER LuMgEE BE
,7SMssR R5,assi Al; HaRShss.,sop Sa 2eee FIR. ax4
sxs, ks, 6 cents board #; misc:
moldings, cent It. AT w. B. KERN
FARM, So miles, past Tyson Corner,
on Leeshurg pike. Telephone Dale
view 900s before noon. No business
LUMBER. INAUGURAL sTANDs-we
have large stock Of practically
new lumber In various sizes from the
inaugural stands at the right price.
Special this week only, flooring. de-
nailed. suitable for sheathins or sub
scoring. SIS per m; NJ PcnssFoss ,nssss pine Inc
81 sunbfsd lsS f. MAHzh1xI ASE MsEs6lSq e6: zoos s
MAHoGANY BREAkFkoNr .ne
ssess saas for soSR ss ''i shon: :'ssE. SE sSs So
NAH. INLATD desk credenxa. SOS:
large blond coffee table, SIS: circular
sect. sofa. Sl 90; twin Deos Win oox
springs, s2si srsndfather's clock.
S37: RcA cabinet radio. SIS: cur
MANS white formal Jacket. worn
pants. size $3.50. sis: white CAB
sEdin: sH ra' suit si7i. sla' 'ssr'aelsr suit
MATTkEss aND BOX SPRINGS. in
good condition, $50; also card table
and chairs. $.S. sH. 4i2s; 49,
chair, IS: perfect condition. KM.
MATTRESS. inner-sprins, coil springs
double: se5. Call IA. sTe5- -l2
MATTRESSES. Kapok. twin bed.
sa2 so each; also sx6 Broadloom
rug, SO; Wo. lssa; ..,,s;. ia
s25. Greenlawn Apt. Apt. iaa. In3
shRa shilsm re e sSo. q es snt nsS .ss. ss sh
MEAT CASE or frozen food case,
5000: meat slicer. taSt about new,
S95. Call Rockville 3s3s. la'
value: our price, LBS. HACKER
MAN SALES CO., fst st. and N. T.
Mar ia p DISPLAY CASE. Hassn.n, s
4 wide; srne,sns,y opsTasing; a.'s; SIS;
MAI iSi sLicINe ssn e ascHISE. In T Tslestris:
,l,sss y.sr nh9 ssask mske s5: essy terms sGr
HAcKKRMAN SALES Co. ist St
MHS.s nns NsuiTs, 81 an ana IS each: ysr.-
ous silss, also other things. Wo.
4fFAs
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
Bainbridge> Ga.
South African JewrY In 57O9
Government Fulfils Assurance of -Discrimi

Government Fulfs Assurance of DISCRIMINATORY
BY EDGAR BERNSTEIN
Souh African Correspondent Jewish Tegraphc Agency
JOHANNESBURG
opinion kept eye South Africa through
709 first Daniel F. Malans Nationalist.
the Parts
during latter the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

ton in the life and politics of
this country"
In the year that has followed,
the government has carried out
this assurance. At the seven
teenth biennial Congress Of the
Board of Deputies, which met in
Johannesburg in May 1949, the
retiring chairman, Mr.. S. NJ. Ku-
per, K.C., stated: 1--WE are glad
to be able to report that there
has, in fact, been no discrimi-
nation against Jews living in
South Africa. On the contrary,
all the signs point to a resolve
that racial discrimination of this
kind shall be avoided. We sin
cerely hope that this will con-
tinue to be the policy of the
Nationalist Party: that it will
continue to recognize Jews as
full citizens of the Union, COM
pletely identified with the future
of this country.
"For our part, he continued,
1--WE seek the friendship of all,
and we would like to reestablish
the good and friendly relations
which existed between the Jew
ish community and all sections
of Afrikanerdom - and indeed
all other sections of the South
African population - before the
foreign doctrines imported from
abroad during a period of world
crisis received support in GER
tain quarters"
There was no anti-Semitism in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

The year $40 is ushered in
under the impact of tremendous
achievements by the American
Jewish community.
We are on the eve of writing
the final chapter in the bitter
saga of the DIP camps. Before
many months have passed, we
will have witnessed the closing
| of the last Jewish DIP installation
in Europe.
In Israel, we have made pos
cible the reception Of nearly ESQ.,
900 newcomers in the past IL
months. We have found homes
and jobs for most of them. We
have succored the weary and
healed the sick.
Here, in our own country, we
have speeded the immigration
and resettlement of the largest
number of refugees to reach the
United States since the begin
ming of the war. We have given
new citizens to America, and
given new life to thousands of
our brethren.
Our contributions to the Unit
ed Jewish Appeal have borne
fruit in many corners of the
world. On this Rosh Hashonah
we have good reason to feel that
we have just cause for rejoicing
satisfaction that comes from q
hard job we'll done.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

Parliament during the year, and
there was no anti-Semitism in
the Provincial Council election
campaign of March, 1949. Twelve
Jewish candidates were return
ed in these elections = ten for
the United Party and two for
Labor.
AS before, a number of Jews
held mayoral office in South
African towns during the year,
and others were elected to local
government bodies. In August,
l948, the Government appointed
two well-known Jews - A.
Schauder, ex-Mayor of Port Eliz-
abeth, and M. L. Hanson = to
the National Housing and Plan
ming commission Two Jews also
figure in the current years ap-
pointments to the rank of Kings
Counsel, while one Jew was APP
pointed an Acting Judge.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
proved reassuring.

The Nationalist have been
moving away from anti-Semi-
tism since the end of the war.
In 1947 DR.. Malan denied that
the Party was anti-Semitic; and
there was no anti-Semitism in
its 1913 election campaign. When
after the Nationalist victory in
this election, a deputation from
the South African Jewish Board
of Deputies called upon the new
Prime Minister to ask for clari-
fication of the governments at
titude to the Jewish community,
DIR. Malan replied that both he
and the government stood for
a policy of non-discrimination
against any section of the
European (white) population in
South Africa" He looked for
ward to the ''time when there
would be no further talk regard
ing the so-called Jewish ques-
Evening star., 1949-04-20
AUTOMOBILES WANTED


I WILL PAY ALI CASH for clean
eAsTLEsERRY, 1870 Bsnnins "n "a.
ray TRIASoiE-ws paw premium
prices for extra clean cars Of popu-
sithsr cit atf fRiaSoLE las lie MOTORS rSs ''io ioes 20
tion: 3010 r. /. ave. ne. or 1883
I woutp asfi LrRf Ii TO BUY . mic. clean
car for all cash. Price must be reas.
FnfL ME 1AhATi kRfAiL il rRicf rf'it Tor your car
when sold by US. Our fee is S55,
one OF waSh.'s LARGEST and reliable
ssslsT. sss II e ssss Il and als ns ss!a' sss
NEW DEALER, .desperatsiy needs
postwar cars and nice pre-war ssrt
H.a,s,s WI pay ", premium m sspries' 7eit
WE CAN USE and sell few cars on
hold title. until car IL sold, then re-
1. d ii. MoroRs, ioai slsdsns.
burg Is ne Open ewes. ana Sun
WIN ssks' wxfrI vi iS5a VIM Nor. IS. for
your car No delay. opep Q am. %
pn. pn nwfNxn sn HoToRs. 5neiR Y iss ~ rlsfias sa
mSir IN q. cAsE * ros ssas roux CAR. new
81 spa a'se ss. ps.ss sass " woLs sLia Sir tt
HOLD Old fro II J6sf 4 MINUTE. ses es' aish.
Is, e1sh m pE,es ps7 foE soIt, sss ssEsf 4 ssfa
Island ave. ne open o am 10
nusT !" PURCHASE aependsol. used
car immedia.sly: prefer late modsi
x.skS.y. vi, S.y .i' ao s.ss so7s Gan between 60
q WILL PAY top dollars for your
car. new or used. ARCH DILLON.
WANTED. ased ea,a. any year. en-,
WIG WHoIEshLGRs. LISA Z s Ne ISsi siss:
raiR. snieuIs IssoissEsr N e, ,ArrRaissLs u on all
s::kss,Jsssosfiac. " isas { & nv
sMiLISc Mi Se'o SAM, tn. copvsrtihl.
Kins pays hishsss prices for con:
your best offer. SMILING SAM,
1899 Wis. ave. NO. 1904 tsmilinE.
capHLscs abi1 K is4s or 1s47, We VIII
mileage carS VAN MOTOR SALES.
soSnR siGa I ir.Ysn mn fHr Il nrsr Ss rnicf $G Tor
ROPER MOTOR CO. pu. g765. 20.
BElL MOTORS will sell your 40 to
tall Price. Our only chares Ia s2h
when car Is sold CAL or brtnx your
car 70 BELL MOTORS. boi0 WIS
wANr TO BGY 1884 to 1871 Chev
easR eash. siTs sHErvss. Rsssf tx ''f i,ssa gave u
VET NEEDS CAR, has s35o cash for
one In good condition, reGuirina no
immediate repairs or requirements
Ii. 03I2 after q pm No dealers
Evening star., 1949-04-20
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Evening star., 1949-04-20
GRoSsBERG. YoCHFI son A BRILL
AtternesA. lf04 70 street Nv

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of celpmeis
holdins . Probate Coat, IN RI
Estate Of Madison c Porter De
~oRpERH op s'''f'tna punlIcsrioS e ses -
Letters Of administration upon tn.
estate Of Madison C Porter de-.
ceased having been srsntra 20
ReeiEaid n Porter. aud the said
s,d,r.i 1dmins.ra.o. Z. haviss tntotmsd q.
Il is sppfopTlsis hat pssnsss
proeeedlnE be had for the purpose
OF drteTmInlns the heirs al lsw
and next OF kin Of the Ssid Msdi-
son c Porter ana u haylns been
po9,s1 rhg.n to .os the e, &C. Ssafs 'hss 49,. Es.l
would be entitled to share In ths
distribution OF the estate II he
survived the said deeedsnt and that
the said Earl Porter has net been
heard from nor known to be alive
es sr any more S' saS n9Sn !. =.
years prior TO the death Of ire
dscedsnt and II appeBrinG that he
Is not certainly known 20 have
predeesased the deeedsnt, and the
sosrt, Seart hastns sntsrsa " ords,
the aominlstralor and the pfeessS.
ms thereon be deemed q niensrs
been issued thereon against tbs
said Earl Porter. and the unknswn
msssua ss,si a. 's soyssss sss dsss.,. ss., q s,n
Charles I unkis' if saa rsrsss.
unkls. al iniant.. and axsiias,
Charles r. unkls.. sf.. their oGsts-
ciAn, and the said proeess having
al OF them, and it beins sAown sT
afidavit. OF Irving D xeebelsos thst
the said persons are 'noa-resldents
Of the District Of Columbia, and II
beins probable that the unknown
p esr;ss lie hsrsia .5e' arr :, sss NON rsaesn,.
oRDrhrbb ta,i e. t., 4 f.r rrgoa Pes,sr ''ts &.
Kin q Madison {. Porter. deceased.
I,osi. potis Sgseil,as u uns's @ Shatls, Z
and Charles +. unkis' sr'. ihsir
concerned having or claiming any
rasbt, title or interest or claim in
and to said estate be and they
this Court on the goth cay q June,
ia4o. 70 answer under oath the
said petition and 20 show cause.
II any they have. why they ssweFaIiy
have any Interest ih ksid estate or
Why they sereraily claim any r4sh.
as veil a.. also, Why The prayers
OF the petition should nBs be
granted and Master appointed as
therein PRAYED. pratidsd. however,
and IL Is further ORDERED. that
copy Of this order be pubilshed I'm
the Washington Law Reporter and
The Eventns Star twice q mnnth
for three "a consecutive months
before thu return dsy herein men.
TONED. the hrst Of said puel.ea,tons
20 he not less than ninety tant days
before said return date JAS "
MORRIS. judge iSesl A True
Capy Attest THEODORE coo.
SWELL, REGISTER cf wills for THE
District Of Columbia. Cisrk OF ths
Probate Court
mh2a 30 aps0 81 ,myiiz6
Evening star., 1949-04-20
WILLIAM c bsl.AEf AttsfHss.
sic ESAas RalIatHS

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Ce4agpb}s HGle
InE FEebRit CoaFt - No ssv2
Administers --- Thas ~ TO Owe
Nagscs Test the saea<rlhSg nt ihs
ptSETigt ol CClpa3egs has obtained
frofn The Probate CSgEt a IAs nsk-
tTlct az Columbia isttsrs Tests
mentSry on ths estate ef Iehn y
Bsebase. ethefstst EaawB a. .InhE
D'tie B&ehaEt A{r ei the n4s,Y Y8st
Of COlumhla DECREASED AL p4fsans
hArLna tlains agAinst The deceased
are hrrvhN warned &c sxhislt tas
same S1th thf vcMehtFs thereof
lesalg authenticated. to the sab.
ssyibrJ OF or before the lsth aas
oi Apru d iaac etasTwtss they
may b La be tsetuee6 from al
eenefi oi sala estate Given uneeF
my hand tbs tsth day es Aprtl
iois ALIEN NJ HAHAAuE %asii
ceaneelicul Ave n W. seal !
Attest THEODORE tfpaswEtI.
ReyIkter of wills for the District q.
Columbia. Cs~rk Of ths Probate
Court apsQ g. FGy4
Evening star., 1949-04-20
lfaAl NOTICE.
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