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NEAR WASH. CATHEDRAL

NEAR WASH. CATHEDRAL
This lovely home, built by
one of Washington's most
successful builders, is offered
for sale. 1t has a center-hail
plan with large living room
and den, dining room, kitchen
and pantry; also lavatory on
1st floor: 4 bedrooms and 9
baths and large sleeping porch
on End floor; bedrooms and
150x135 #. 1t Is seldom that
home of this character comes
on the market, and should
attract homeseekers that want
good address with a dis
tinctive home. We can de-
liver this house Immediately.
For complete details, call Mr..
Evans, WO. 0290.
CIYAA ArAYNAr O. TYTTIYC m
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SHEPHERD PARK

Colonial, custom-built. det. brick; 6
rms, pig baths, screened porch;
reduced to S26.950.
JOSEPH TISHLER, Realtor
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SAUL'S ADDITION
: REDROOMS 2 BATHS

One Of those large detached homes
that feature comfortable Hvlng;
property in excellent condttlon on
h w h lear GARAGE. Priced ior
quick sale Call Mr. Loving, Elk.
$3.50: ewes. HU. 61:i1 with
FRED A. SMITH co.
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Home g. Income, $500 On.

lS5S Park I'd. NV. FURNISHED ex-
ccpt lst A.; stove and refgr lac.
row brick s rooms, pa baths. o3i
h-Wh: nice drv bsmt, lge yc !;
"or" good Cond Price. $50 bal!
$50 mo. A. R sEELYE, 14on l.
An.lS
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GEORGETOWN

GEORIElOWN
Price reduced; an opportunity to buy
. 2-unit apt. house. Excel. loca-
tion. Call Mrs. Winn, DE. 1869.
Roxanna B. Doran, Broker
AID. 1912 -12
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
Air-COoled House
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Only . wears old. of stone and Co
lonial siding. Contains large living
room opening onto living porch,
dining room with large oriel win
dow, library. 1st-floor lavatory and
kitchen; well-proportioned bed
rooms, 2 baths. exceptionally large
closets: stairs to third floor. Close
to school from kindergarten to
portation.
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1915 SECOND ST. NV.
OPEN | TO 5

II you're looking for q home and not
what you want It's q custom-built
1E2-story bungalow. 8 years old. in
a lovely NV section of detached
homes To appreciate this home Of
quality. it must be seen. Also can
be seen by appointment. GOLDMAN.
TIA S-S0
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Open Today, This Afternoon
Or phone Mr.. johnson,

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345
Detached-4-Bedroom Home
Mr.. 14th & Emerson SITS. NV.
Spacious home in heart of
Northwest, close to schools.
stores and transportation; hot
water heat with new gas fur
mace. electric refrigerator. big
attic, detached garage: recent
death in family forces sale.
Only Sl6.950. Phone Mr..
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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Custom Brick Rambler
About .! yrs. old. located at l4el
Nicholson St NV This beaut. home
was designed and built BY al out
standing builder TO furnish the ut
most in gracious and delishtfui Nv
inq. Construction is of picked bTic&
with VT. slate roof and the entire
house is wrapped in flber-glass in,
sulation. There is a lovely paneled
Iiv. rm. with Italian marble fire.
place, also a dir. rm., 3 bedrms..
den. @ia baths, GE kit, gas &C;
M0duto heat. built-!n gar, and
otnc~ features too numerous 10
mention. Truly showplace. Shov n
by sppt. only r. S. BLACKSTONE.
Realtor, exclusive agent, 1915 Stn
81 NV Ma. 1000 or OIL. 6.O,.
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1858 TAYLOR ST. NV.
c13 7S0

The outstanding row brick
in the heart of washington,
II square from schools and
transportation and close to
stores. Colonial type; with
larEe front porch. 8 rms. and
bath and 1st-FLOOR LAVA
TORY, oil heat. double rear
porches, electric refrigerator
and garage. Excellent terms
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THE BROADMOOR
26O1 CONN. AVE.
NTERRACIAL COOPERATIVE. zoe

The outstanding coop. apt. bldg. In
Washington. exceptional values now
available i'll 3 d fferent types of -
bedrm. ats. and in one large one
bedrm. type.
The 2-bedroom apis. are open for in
spection today: the l-bedroom apt.
by appt. only.
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OPEN SUN. 2 TO 6 PM.

OPEN SUN. z To b P.M.
1925 OLIVER ST. NV.
A well-built 4-bedroom house in this
desirable section. near Lafayette
school and recreation center; large
rooms. 1l2 baths, fine basement,
garage: listed for S20,750; owner
saws accept any reasonable offer;
must sell. Mr.. Jordan on premises.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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HOME-INVESTMENT

Completely furn., nr. Wardman Park
Hotel-3- story and bsmt wide row
brick, 3 bedrms.: excel. cond,: auto.
heat. det. lear gararge' S22'ooo'
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

Det., nr. Bless Sac. Church. sds.
Ch, Ch. circle. mr. shop. cent, pub.
and parochial schools: lge lev. lot;
3 bedrms.. > baths, fin. attic; auto;
heat excel. value, Sl9,5OO at
WAI TER s. CANTRELL, REALTOR,
1897 Conn. ave WO. 060S, MI.
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" I TT'TTT-T' Ut =
3rd AND MADISON

Modern. s-rm.. tap. brick Dedrms;,
. baths. lear built-in gar. oil
h " II. hardr'cn| ;r"G thr"u~'' =,
CHAs c. ECKLoFF, Ex. 0:76,
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1855 Park Rd.. $500 On.

Pruncrtv furnished except LIST finor
stove and refgT. Lar.s row bricE Z
rooms. ~, baths: oil h -wh nice.
dry basement large back yard. Ex-
cellent for loom renting very GOOD
condition Price. SlS.95O bal s 80
mo, lSt trust approx 81 30 tbuiid-
INK and loan A r. SEELYE, 400
SpDE
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RAMRIERS

Some with den. or baths select
close-in location; de luxe kit. with
table space. all elec equip: SIG
500 SIS.g50 10 S23.45O. CT terms
arranged. Some ready for immeol-
ate delivery.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-kerthwer
DETACHED-9 ROOMS

NEAR MACARTHUR BLVD.
To settle s'ate-9-room stucco on
Sherrler pl LOT J0~l35; oil hot
water heat, slate roof. basement
parage This house has 5 bedrooms
needs some repair, but al price OF
$1,000 is excellent "dlue.
SCOTT SANDERS
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OPEN DAILY
rs Old Chester rd., Bethesda.-At-
trac. brk bungalow, new-hse. cond :.
s rms, tiled bath with shower, full
bsmt., oil heat, lge. lot: vacant.
MUST BE SOLD
To reach: Wisconsin ave. to Bradley
blvd, left Ia miles to Old Chester
rd. left to property. OWNER. WI.
r5ou WI cSfSe -l2
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

Shown in her exquisite bridal
gown is Mrs. David Wiener, the
former Jean Ginsburg, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. David N. Gins
burg, 436 e. Speedway, whose
marriage was performed at Con-
gregation AnShei Israel last Tues
day evening by Rabbi Marcus
BreKer with Cantor Maurice Fal-
k0w assisting.
The bride wore a princess style
dress of white chantilly lace with
scallops on chiffon complete with
high neck, long pointed sleeves
and voluminous skirt with train.
A heart-shaped tiara of seed
pearls holds the finger-tip veil of
illusion tulle in place. She car
ried Bible with an orchid.
Mrs. Ralph Segal was matron
of honor. Her bridesmaids were
Charlotte Wiener, sister of the
groom, from Roxbury, Mass, and
the brides cousin, Lois Lotney of
Cleveland. Best man was Ira
Cohen and ushers were Harold
Bear, Myron GinSburg, Arthur
Landwald. Betty Harris sang the
traditional wedding music.
Out-of-town guests included the
groom's mother, Mrs. F. WieneE.
and sister from Roxbury, Mass.
aunts of the bride, Mrs. Sanford
Folkman and Mrs. Arthur Lotney
of Cleveland, her cousin Lois
Lotney; another cousin, Miss Kate
Halpert of New York.
A reception for the wedding
guests followed in the recreation
room of the Synagogue.
The couple are now on a honey
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

moon to Colorado and New Mex
leo and on their return will live
at 436 E Speedway. Mrs. Wiener
is president of Alpha Epsilon Phi
and is a senior in the University.
Mr.. Wiener will complete his Uni
versity studies this summer. He
has been active on campus as last
years president of Hillel, on the
staff of Kitty Kat, school humor
magazine, and the U of A radio
workshop, for which he has writ
ten number of scripts.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
Social and
Psr,ona(

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward HuSS, E.
Ft. Lowell, entertained at patio
reception on June 19 in honor of
the Bar Mitzvah of their son
Alan. Guests were: Messrs. and
Mines. Joseph Becker and family,
Richard Bennett and family, Har-
old Bazar and family, Louis Bro
der and family, Irving Buchanan
and family, 1. Carasso, Milton
Cherry, M. Dobkin, H. Epstein,
Joseph Covert, Sidney Good
man and family, Louis Horowitz
and family, S. Horowitz, A. Hin
den and son, Sidney Kaye and
family, 1. Margolis, Samuel Nor
genbesser and family, Irving Os-
troy and family, Herbert Salmon
and son, S. Stone and family,
Jack Stolman, A. Sosin, Louis
Zunin. Others were Mrs. Ida
Jaffee Farber and sons, Mrs.
Karp and son, Mrs. jeanette Roth
berger, Mrs. Morris Snyder; Miss
Sonia Weiner; Harry Schacht,
Joel Botfeld, Rabbi Marcus Bre-
ger and Cantor and Mrs. Maurice
Falkow and family.
After a combined business and
pleasure trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Kipnis, Kings Road, returned last
week from fortnight in New
York. Mr.. Kipnis renewed ac-
quainted with his former law as
sociate, Thomas F. Murphy, who
gained national headlines recent
ly as a government prosecutor in
the Alger Hiss trial.
Guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Kreisler, E. 9th, is Mrs. Fannie
Kreisler, his mother. She arrived
last Thursday and will be here
for an extended vacation.
Nj. J. Brown, e. Helen, leaves
July 2 for a visit with his chill
dren and grandchildren in Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Rather, e.
7th, were guests of honor at
party given by about thirty
friends, last Saturday night, in
honor of their 10th wedding an
niversary. They were married in
Los Angeles. She is the former
Gussie Halpern. They are espe-
cially proud of their three chill
dren-Esther, 10, Shirley, II, and
Irving, 19. Mr.. Rather is the pro-
prietor of Ratner's Delicatessen.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

Sam Yontef, N. Treat, just re-
turned from a weeks buying trip
on the west coast.
Diane Mednick, E. Juanita, Is
in New York for the summer
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Brandy, N.
Mountain, leave next week for
visit with their children in Chi
cago and vicinity and will return
after the holidays.
Thomas w. Howard and Charles
Koplin returned last Friday from
a convention of the Grotto,
Masonic order, at Long Beach.
Shirley VegOdsky left Wednes-
day night for New York to pre-
pare for her marriage there on
Aug. 7 to Sidney Feldman of
Tucson.
Mrs. Sam GlaSSberg, E. 9Th, and
daughter, Shirley, are spending
a few weeks with relatives in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Levy and
children, E. 4th, returned Monday
from the East. They were gone a
month.
After short visit in New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Greenman are
in New Rochelle visiting with the
A. j. Greenes, their daughter and
son-in-law, for the summer.
Mrs. Lee Berner, e. Seneca,
leaves Thursday midnight for
New York. Mr.. Berner preceded
her two weeks ago. They will be
gone several weeks.
Mrs. Rose Pritikin, Los Angeles,
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Brown,
was honor guest at luncheon
given Monday by Mrs. Louis Fine,
E. 9th. Guests included, in addi-
ton to those named, Mines. Nor
ris Bauer, Julius Kaufman, Walter
Miller, David Sohn, Harry Wein-
stein and Betty Dinhoffer.
Francine and Larry Deutsch
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Deutsch, are attending the RAN
cho Del Rio Camp.
Next week Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Brown, E. 7th, fly to Chicago
(Mrs. Browns first flight) for a
month and attend the marriage of
granddaughter on the 18th.
Mrs. Leo Rack0ff, E. 3rd, Is
about after a sick spell of several
weeks and her friends were
pleased to see her at the Feig re-
ception. Another who was on the
sick list for too-long time and
also well enough to be at the re-
ception was Mrs. H. Schlanger,
Gale Glorietta.
Richard Pearlman, IL, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Pearlman, NJ
Fremont, has been a consistent
winner on an educational quiz
program representing University
Heights school summer session
over a local radio station. Even
questions on opera didn't stump
him.
Word came that ISadOre Gum
biner, N. Fremont, died in Chi
cago two weeks ago. He has been
east since May.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

MIR. and Mrs. Murray Leitner
(Anita Stein) left Wednesday for
Inyo-Kern where Mr.. Leitner will
do mathematics research at the
Navy installation there. He will
return to school this winter for
further graduate work.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
Arizona Post-JuIy /. 1s4s

Marshall Friedman, a nephew
and two friends enroute to active
duty at Ft. Bliss from Hollywood,
stopped off to visit his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schlanger,
Gale Glorietta.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04
Five Picked for
of Fame

LOS ANGELES, June 4. GAN
P)-Five Negro athletes were
among the % athletes and 10
coaches recently selected for the
Track and Field Hall of Fame.
The Helms Athletic foundation
w. R. (Bill) Shredder, managing
director, is sponsoring the hall.
The Helms hall board of sports
editors of Los Angeles picked the
track immortals from a list COM
piled by a three man committee
of Maxwell Stiles, Dean B. Crom-
we'll and H. Archie Richardson.
Names to the board were:
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Register Now
To Vote

It's an old refrain, but you'll be
hearing it again and again: don't
forget to register to vote.
All persons wishing to vote in
the August 9th primary must re-
before July IL, it was announced
by the Board of Elections. Those
who must register are: persons
who have come of age since the
last registration period; persons
who have moved from the resi-
dence from which they last regist-
cred, and persons who have
changed their name thru marriage
or otherwise.
DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER
NOW!
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04
Funeral Notices

Sarah Jane Walker, age 83, SO
Gordon, died Wednesday. She
was a resident Of Dayton for ~
years. Survived by 1 daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Ann Williams; A grand
children. Funeral services will
be at the Tabernacle Baptist
church Monday 2:30 pm. Re. J.
W. Broaddus officiating. Burial
in Greencastle cemetery. Body to
be viewed at the McLin's funeral
home, 1880 Germantown st.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04
Bans Discrimination in
Park Police Force

WASHINGTON, June d. (AN
P)-Secretary Of the Interior J..
A. Krug announced last Wednes-
day that an order has been issued
directing the National Capital
Park police to eliminate discrimin-
alton because of race, color, reli-
gion or national origin in all it's
personnel actions. z
The order is part Of the findings
of a Fair Employment committee
of department officials appointed
under Executive Order No. 1880
to hear complaints Of segregation
and discrimination against Negro
officers of the Park police.
In respect to the principal fair
employment grievance, the Park
Police force will hereafter make
all assignments to cruise car and
cruise car relief duty without re-
gard to race or color and all such
cruiser beat shall be or become a
Negra beat. A number of other
determinations in assignment, de-
tail or duty were ordered termin-
ated and several of the original
charges were withdrawn.
The corrective action was taken
on the approval, by acting secre-
tary Oscar l.. Chapman, Of a re-
port and recommendations by a
five-member Fair Employment
committee composed of depart
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04
COURT news

William sc. Hutcheson, 80
pleaded guilty to charges Of i'm
proper advances toward three boys
ages 13 to IA and was fined 500
and cost and 10 months in the
workhouse.
The workhouse sentence was
suspended on coalition that Hutche-
son vacate Montgomery County
and not return.
He gave his home as Kentucky
and paid his fine.
Claude Oldham, So, was COM
mitted to the Dayton State hos
pital after he was found guilty of
indecent exposure last year by a
jury according to Assistant Prose-
cutor Herbert Jackson o.
cutor Herbert jacobson of the
Court of Domestic Relations.
sentence of a $500 fine and a
year in the workhouse and is
charged with sending threatening
post cards from the institution.
He was an outgoing patient to the
State hospital while serving his
sentence. The sentence vas ap-
pealed to- the court Of appeals and
was sustained.
One to 20 for Shooting Wife
Lewis Warner, 80, 500 Home
stead Ave-, was sentenced to one
20 years in Ohio State penitenti-
ary Thursday for shooting his
wife in the abdomen last March 8.
Warner, who had pleaded guilty
to a charge of shooting to wound
was sentenced by Common Pleas
Judge Charles Lee Mills. Police
said Warner %quarreled with his
wife Anna, about her going to a
movie without him.
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04
Month to Go, Still
No COmmissOn
Candidate

The city commission campaign
which the DAILY EXPRESS has
been trying to make its readers a.
ware of in the past two months is
really begging down. With a
month to go before the deadline
for the filing Of the petition, not a
Negro has come. forth to announce
his candidacy. This complete lack
of interest in a very vital cam
paign is amazing.
It should be stated this way: the
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04

ment OFFICIALS.
The committee, with Dan H.
Wheeler, Fair Employment Off
Ger Of the department presiding,
heard the grievances in a formal
hearing on April II, with the 3
compliments, Pvts. Julius Camp
bell, Willie C. Mason and Grant
Wright and officials of the Ma
tional Capital park and the Ma
tional Park Service ~testifying. The
police officers appeared as COM
plainants in behalf Of all Negro
members Of the Park Police. The
original complaint was also signed
by Lloyd w. Chisholm, who is
no longer a member Of the Park
Police force.
The Park Police force is an or
ganization of 113, of which 10
are Negroes, including one Negro
policewoman. It is responsible for
preservation of order and pre-
vention of crime in the National
Park areas of Washington, D. C.
and nearby Maryland and Vir-
GINA.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04
Allen Assigned to
Downtown Traffic
Duty in Change

Patrolman John Allen has been
assigned to downtown traffic du-
ty, according to the revamping of
the uniformed section of the Day.
ton Police department.
The attention of. the well
known police officer was brought
to the EXPRESS when he was
sighted directing the traffic at
the corner of Third and MANN St.
Wednesday evening during the
rush hours and doing a good job
of handling the thousands of
working citizens rushing to their
destinations.
It being the first time this re-
porter had seen one of our own
in the downtown area, ranking Of
ficers of the department were
sought out in seeking information
on the appearance Of Allen at
the intersection of the main stem
of the city.
The EXPRESS reporter was
advised that it was just a routine
change of assignments in the uni
form section and that Allen was
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04
Desertion 0fPf0n1ises
MayBHng HHdPmty
AunqpheV5aw

WASHINGTON, June a. GAN
P)-Both political parties have
much at stake by not carrying out
the promises made in both party
platforms, declared Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrey 3D., MIMI last
Wednesday.
Speaking at a dinner meeting
sponsored by the National Civil
Liberties Clearing house at the
18th and X streets YWCA, he
warned the two major parties that
by their failure to live up to
their campaign promises they were
only erecting stones to a third
party which might not be devoted
to the best interests of the coun-
try.
The junior senator from Min
nesota pointed out that he vas a
newcomer to Washington and had
not as yet become accustomed to
the pitfalls, Illustrations and pres
sures under which people have to
live in the District Of Columbia.
He is also new enough in politics
he added to be naive enough to
believe one should believe. in what
he campaigns for, and should be
truthful enough to try to carry
out his promises.
"The failures of our party are
going to stare us "smack-dab" in
the face" said the civil rights
champion. "We cannot alibi our
way out Of our failures. The
sooner we realize that if we want
to take credit for all of the rains
1.-THE good things which we do)
we must also take credit for all
the droughts (the good things
which we dot do.)."
Sen. Humphrey took exception
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04

to the l~eadership's agreement on
the so-called priority schedule
and expressed his opposition to the
constitutional amendment compro-
mise which has been offered in
stead Of an anti-poll tax bill.
He suggested that the liberal
Democrats and the progressive Re-
publicans should hold a caucus and
by locking arms across the aisles
they can succeed in getting some
human rights bills passed in this
Congress.
Speaking of the same program
was Con. j. K. Javitts (R.-L, N.
W who declared that there has
never been a time in American
when it is necessary for
civil rights legislation than today.
Civil rights are necessary for the
purpose of equipping this country
to meet the period of economic
strain into which it might soon
fall. The lack of civil rights in
this country today is seriously af-
fecting our international position,
he added, therefore it is extremely
important for concentration on
these bills for both domestic and
international security.
He also agreed that this legis-
lation should be passed on a BIZ
partisan basis and neither side
should try to capitalize on it as
a feather in his own cap".
ARbout 100 people attended the
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-04
Corinthian Baptist

The Corinthian Baptist church
Of which Rev. P E. Henderson is
pastor will have baptizing and OBJ
servance of the Lords Supper at
the evening service this Sunday.
The Western news., 1949-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kujawa and
two daughters of Libby stopped for
a day last week at the former home
of Mrs Kujawa. the Thomas Hand
ley ranch. The Kuiawa family
were on a vacation trip.
Mrs. Coed Scholp and Miss Es-
thelle Davis spent Wednesday of
last week in Kalispell.
Mrs Fred King and Mrs. Gorden
Leigh accompanied Mrs Tom John
son to Libby June Is Mrs. John
son will undergo an operation at
the Libby hospital
Miss Esther Ann Madden of
Seattle drove home Thursday 10
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Madden.
Mrs Clay Benefited of Libby.
spent the week end visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Frank and
two children of Spokane were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd
DePratu Wednesday of last week.
E. E. Madden and daughter, Es-
ther Ann. were business callers in
Kalispell Saturday.
The Western news., 1949-06-23
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs

Notice is hereby given that un-
der and by virtue of Section 2ll3
r. c. NJ. 1885 the Commissioners
.of Lincoln County, Montana. will
meet as a board Of Equalization at
the Courthouse in Libby at 10 o.
clock A. NJ on Monday, July 18th,
l949, for the purpose Of examining
the assessment books and equali
zlng the assessments in Lincoln
County
ANY and all persons interested in
having their assessments adjusted
may appear IN person, or bv writ
ten application, make and file any
complaint with the Board
The Board will continue in ses-
sion from time 20 time as a Board
OF Equalization until the matter s
disposed Of, but win not meet for
such purpose after the second Mon
Gay Of August.
Unless you appear at said times
and place or file written appli-
cation, you win not thereafter be
heard in the matter of your assess
nent.
C c. EARLE. County Clerk
Lincoln County Montana
C3t june 1890 July y