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Evening star., 1949-05-27
Harry Bridges Expected
To Surrender Today
Rn VI. A,,e. .o..a Fra.

SAN FRANCISCO. May al
Harry Bridges is expected 10 sur
render today on Federal conspiracy
and perjury charges
The Australian born. leit-w wins
labor leader few here yesterday
from New York He and two of
his aides have been indicted by a
Federal grand Jury which accused
them OF fraud in Mr. Bridges nat
uraliyation in l9$S
Mr.. Bridges Is president Of the
C1O International Longahorrmen
and Warehousemen's union He is
accused Of making false state
ments In swearing he was not n
Communist and Of conSpirtns with
the other two 10 defraud the Gov =
ernment when he took out his
naturalization papers,
His co-defendants are Henry
Schmidt. ILWU coast labor rela-
tions committee member. and J.
w. Robertson. first vice president
OF the ILWU Mr.. Schmidt sur
rendered in Honolulu Wednesday
Mr.. Robertson posted S. 900 bail
In San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. Schmidt and Mr.. Robertson
are accused Of aiding the alleged
conspiracy.
Mr.. Bridges was apparently un-
worried by the new allegations
Conviction could mean prison and
deportation. Ha told waiting news-
|paperTnen at the airport: Moth
ing today: there1l be time enough,
tomorrow to make q statement. -
In deportation hearings. Mr.
Bridges twice has been cleared OF
charges that he was n Communist
His attorneys said the new at
tempt to prove him n Communist
has political and anti-labor
promptings.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

Miers was installed by the Rev.
Howard Yergin OF New York. ma
tional president OF the society" and
executive secretary OF the Presby-
terian synod OF New York.
The Waldensian Aid Society is
an interdenominational Protest
ant group founded TO help the
waldensian Protestants OF North
srn Italy, o sect dating from the
18th Century.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Soviet tanning Of Voice
Blocks Own Broadcasis
Dr. ne Assss sssss pssss

BERLIN. May 27.--The Amer
lean Military Government san
yesterday that heightened Soviet
Jammins of American and British
radio programs has backfred.
An AMG statement said that
for several days the Soviet Jam
ming Of Voice Of America" and
BBC broadcasts for Eastern Eu-
rope has drowned out German
language broadcasts from Russia
intended for Western cara
The statement said this vas an
unexpected turn in the gar of
the air waves" which began Aprl
~ when Soviet stations tried 10
Jam American and British re-
ports on q Soviet cs!er 70 end uss
Berlin blockade.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

Hspriy Sales en- the EIehange 1s1ay:
II 100 an $50 600 1900 ncea- 40 900
1um Alo 600 900 M. 900 90
tTTnft os tradinx 10 shsres sIn hank-
rurtcy cr recfiverxhip or being reorsanised
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
sssuu.ed hy such companies. Rates Of dfvi.
disbursenaents based On the last quarterly
or selHsannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
sof tseiuded. ed Called Il II dividend.
sr IN ri1its q Also extra or sxtrsk b Plus
stock dividend Cash or stock. . Pad
last year. Payable In stock. esstmated
clared T paid 90 far this year. b peclared
or paid after stock dividend or spltt-up.
4 Declared az raid this year, m aecumulA.
IRIS ear, dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken 81 last dividend Meeting-
d Deciare6 1913 psyahse in ia4Q. Ecui.
cash vaius undetermined On deciarastcn
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Pepeo Earnings Show
Sharp Increase From
Year Ago in April
Ry Edward G. Stone

Net income Of the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. In April totaled
1857. .423, a gain of $S9.077 over
April, ls4S, or 80 per cent. today's
report to the Public Utilities Com
mission revealed.
Net income on the first four
months reached 3l.711.056. an
increase Of $2S1,163. or 1856 per
cent. Operating revenues were up
is per cent. due mainly to an
increase in kilowatt- hour sales of
4.3s per cent over the like period
q year ago.
Total utility operating income
In the four months was 81 2,296.141.
an II per cent gain. Net interest
and other deductions amounted to
S5s5 .0s4.
Transit's April Net Down.
Net income of the Capital
Transit Co. In April totaled $109,-
397, q decrease from April a year
ago Of $24.721 or 1S per cent. the
company reported TO the PUG to-
day.
In the first four months. net in
come showed a gain Of IS per cent
over last year. total Of 5000. .780
revealing an increase Of $63 ,529.
Revenue passengers in the four
months numbered 106.126,519. a
decrease Of 11,654,360 or 90 per
cent. Both operating revenues and
expenses registered 8 per cent in
creases over 1948.
Bond Club Holds Frolic.
About $50 members of the Bond
Club of Washington and guests are
attending the annual outing at the
Manor Club. Norbeck, Md, this
afternoon and evening, sports con-
tests, mock stock exchange ses-
sion, dinner and election of ON
GERS topping the program. William
c. Coe. Of Mackall & Co., will sue
ceed @. Fenton Cramer as club
president.
For the stock exchange Ses-
sion. Chairman Edgar B. Rouse
named seven floor traders" to
help him: Benjamin K. Fort.
John Hoffman. William Freeman,
Burdett Warden, William Gid
dings, Charles Hume and George
Colgan.
Pepco Sale Sets Record.
The SO per cent subscription for
the new Potomac Electric Power
common stock was the talk of the
financial district today. Invest
ment dealers say the stock was
priced just right while the de-
mand shows unusual confidence
by investors in the future of the
company. Orders with brokers
far exceeded the 31.730 shares
available for public sale at $13.25
per share.
Donald A. Mccormack and
Roland T. Carr. Riggs Bank as
sistant vice presidents. attended
q meeting Of the Clearing House
Association Of Loudoun. Fauquier
and Prince William Counties, at
Marshall, Va, early this week Mr..
Carr gave a talk on the famous
banking documents in the Riggs
collection. r
A luncheon at the Dodge Hotel
marked conclusion Of the first
Life Underwriters Training Coun-
ell Course given in Washington.
with H. Lawrence Choate as In
structor.
The Washington Stock Ex-
change starts summer Saturday
closing tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
New York Cotton

NEW YORK May ~ Rs--Cosscn ~
lures nurtnasee Ia . nsyrow rsnge in
mixed forenoon tradtng tocay. Gcms o..
Of Nsw Orleans selma. e4s prsess rs-
covered On rsitl huyins and thert cnTsftnx
A Greg slrvss By a issGtna SPOT fgr
nctee eersraIiy excellent presfsm co tAs
ecston srop In The EaStrrn helt, where IN
srreaxs increase of IL 70 IL per cent
over iar year 10 predicted
Conditions Tn the gsstrai e<1t also we're
NIxsssssprg and louisiana need ratH-
The situation In Texas slse was Fecert-
cd coed. exreps fer fairy sxtxnst*s re-
planffnf recuife4 In the DAfiAs AgsA be-
cause cf reesnt heavy rain. tns ssrssy
sad
Nocn prices vers 70 30 cents . bale
215s. oesoesg. 1A-eo. sne pseemeef,
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Market Averages
Foreign Exchonse

NEW YORK. Msy 81 gr.-Ypretxn sx-
chanse rates soilox tQrset Britain in
lar In New York epen markft- AZ per
cent discount o. eS.1s uniied States
eef fsrccs-ssrsss sss Britain tpoand. S,os. 10
y 81 8 cent: qFsst DTtfain- 30-dsy fu-
tures 4.ef. up y OF r cent: Grest Eyn-
cent. Great britain p1-6as futures
aaSis. ap y Of q cent: FrAnce, nrane !.
.90h Of . cent. Enehapxsc IfAly sl.ysl I.
ersds-s Tkronal. ~ IS, EreharEeds ewft-
seyIane tfrsnfi ftrse.. - ~. gneAsnsse
Latin Amertca--ArEentfnt ffrfel. q =
Mexiro. icla. unbalanced.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

ington Branch
Of the Ameri-
can Waldensian
Aid Society at
8 o'clock last
night in the
church audito-
rum.
DR.. Miers sue
ceeds Mrs, Ed
" ard Ston e.
W ife OF tn e
financial editor
Of The Star.
who has served
as president for
Evening star., 1949-05-27
z Men Sought in Attock,
Robbery OF Court Aide

Police are looking for two col
ored men who last night beat and
robbed a ss-year-oid District
Court maintenance man.
Samuel r.. Bell. On Sixth street
Sw,. said he was grabbed frofn
behind and robbed Of tss - he
walked ai o street and coilinasse
cotart g w,
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Business Briefs

Money in Circulation declined
to $27 1857 200. 900 on May rs, a
drop of 25,000.0 900 from q week
earlier and 1898 900 900 below a
year earlier - Federal Reserve
Board.
Department Store Sales over
the Nation were SO below a year
earlier in the week ended May 21-
: Federal Reserve Board. The Bos-
ton reserve district registered the
only gain, 80. Declines in other
districts: New York, 1919; Phila-
delphia. 40; Cleveland, 2%o; At
lanta, 80; Chicago, SO; st. Louis
So; Kansas City. 80; Dallas
1917: San Francisco. SO. The
Richmond district was unchanged
New Business interpretations de-
clined to 1878 in April, a drop OF
4.S% from the previous month and
2l.1% below the same 1948 month
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Merger of Midwestern Stock Ex-
changes will 60 through, said
Homer Hargraven, chairman OF
the Chicago Stock Exchange
Members of the Cleveland, ST.
Louis and Chicago exchanges ap-
proved the plan. Minneapolis and
Cincinnati exchanges have not
voted yet.
Childs Co. directors took no &C
ton on a quarterly dividend on the
SlzTe cumulative preferred stock
payable June 80.
Philadelphia & Reading Coal &
Iron Co. declared a common divi-
dend of so cents. payable July l
The company paid IS cents each IN
April and January and so cents
quarterly previously.
Nopco Chemical Co. declared .
common dividend Of IS cents. pay.
able June 80. Previous quarterly
payments were 20 cents.
Omnibus Corp. ordered the regu'
{ lar quarterly dividend Of 81 on 81
cumulative convertible preferred
payable July /. but directors agar
took no action on . common
dividend.
International Harvester Co
earned $37, ,47s 900 or $2.72 share
in six months ended April 80 VS.
S28,519, 900 or $2.02 a year earlier
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associate.
net income for IL months ended
April 80 was $40. .874.583 VS.. 81. .460,.
SIT in the preceding fiscal period
Federated Department Store'
earned $2,79s, ,079 or 81 In Is week
ended April 30 VS.. $3,114,409 o.
$l.26 q year earlier.
H. L. Green Co. profit for thre'
months ended April 80 was $784.
657 or 66 cents VS.. $856,267 or u
cents In the same 1948 period.
Royal Typewriter Co. earnes
4865,101 or IS cents In thre,
months ended April 80 VS.. 81 .678,
ol0 or 81 so q year earlier.
Lee Rubber q Tire Co. net in
come for six months ended Apri
30 was $743,9 1858 or $2.93 VS.. 1923.
$40 or 1884 In the same 1948 pc
Rod.
M. b M. Wood Working Ca
earned $502,933 or 50 cents II
three months ended April 80 vs.
t1,384,6 sos or 90 cents q yea
earlier.
Todd Shipyards Corp. net 70
year ended March 81 was 81 ,404.
1o7 q t5.N W. $685.. .S3s or $l4.l
II the previous fiscal period.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Conservation Program
Proposed by Truman
For Missouri Basin
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Ats asa aae aae yvssssa. gwnx4a=a
70 na.s wastAer ~ Nss. are -
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ssgs as0AG ~ .aaSsssgt R+sws Aasaa
hAs e<wr rsvg~as~s - s~<srzaFr %
Agras ElsaFv AsAaaAn
T7r program = pat1rsr~3 atEss
esssasest ststSsa art5tsiass rsN esAsk
earned c1 II al parts - TIE eeas-
iyy ny ttse arparsEastss ea9 Il
wSN,4Ac ssse~e ~ ttsr wcsk n Ire
Mss~o41gt RAstn w3tn tss Sea ~
acsns sn esss esssrsast0n ~sas
w,sa2a lake three &C. 60 ai the
r,vs~ag rs9 q rtysstwss
NJ Rrannsn saAs YESTERDAY
sg~e<sea w ryoEtAra ss F'e~Ss~1 ~
psA farming ma sos ecossosn 5e
ACTIVITY w the Ews hst1~~sssa
s,ungseF scussaAtton ara - saos
valuable natural rwssu'ves fes tAs
future welfare a. isas Saiscsn
riana Payments ss fsrm~Fs
Trr SECRETARY sxfs~css 20 laS tss
prosrAm before Congress fcf So
AnprosA. as sosoc A. ether Govern
nasnt aEencles iGsslaoing tire
Budget Bureau Eivs II theGr sr.
pyovAl TIE plan was made rNslia
here ard at meet4hk a ihs
Missouri River Inter AsraeS Cnsn
n,,iee az advisory grcun 81 Rsnaa
City 8 OAK
In general. the pgnstAsn ~oaid
be built around conservation
measures nex heins earned osii
by the department Sol Cns,-
servAtlon seytiee and Froias'ioa
ard MAlkriins Administration
Probably 90 per cen. q ire
proposed expenditures would he
llsrd IN making payments In farm
ers for CARRYING cut soil and water
saving measures on their land.
About q third woald ee spent IN
building dams and similar pro- =
ectS aimed al helping control
water in small streams which ras
contribute heavily 10 desastAlIfs
foods In the MlssouT. River
see, ,eea. 600 Acres Affected
The program would cover all at
Nebraska, most Of South Dakota,
large portions Of North Dakota,
Montana and Wyomsns about
half of Kansas and Mlssoafi and
smaller pATtA Of Colorado ioS =
and Minnesota The AREA "a about
$40 900 600 acres
Mr. nrannan said the pros n IN
would aid the ss 600 600 900 Piek
Sloan program for control at
floods In the MlsSoult basin That
program calls for los nood atsr
reservoirs. 1900 miles Of ieSees
along the MlAsouit River below
Sioux City and hsdroelsetrte pos
er plants with capacity 10 generals
10 900 900 900 kilowatt hours al
energy n year.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Washington Exehonse
SAflt

Potomac Electric Power commonly 81
l3as, 20 At laa,. 100 at l3as, 500 al
Potomac isr. Il nl.e,,!s e. ssoz p.rt.rr,d A.
> at asa.
Potomac Electric Power s6o% "B'--s a.
4a at 4s, IS at A., IL 81 a.
Peoples Drug sommon--so 81 se. so At 50
Notiee-This exehanss ~iii be closed
Monday next, Memorial Day
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by thu
stats nps., q
quote.
loo-pound saeks. Q: 8 No l ,Sniss'
HnWashed. 1904 oo poorer. 3.2S: South
carolina cobbiers. unvsxhed. 37t-4. 90.
Sweet potatoes - New Jersey oushel
s'ss.s %: M.Sush.l baskets. ooidsn:
,n:P M,1sns fsssn s
i.ne, f.n sao5s SSi0'. s:.t sSSS tsnsy tsss5'
1904 90; best. 3.5o-4 90: choice, !: so
sx,es se ,sssy sss !tsss oS 80 co'ssss fsne5
Peannnsylvania. nsid run medium to large
snap Beans About STEADY.
Snap beans - Market about steady;
bushsi hampers, stTinsless Black valsn:
sS.i; sins; North cs5oiin1 nooi.f ooa so tsi
l0G'a lsir es.ii.y, i,so.a5S;' tender sr..ns
south carolina, few $50.
Luna Beans-Market about steady
ss5Iaos' slssid. su'hs' hampers 5000 oo' mostly
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry---Market about steady; tradins
light: receipts light; fryers. 3-3H pounds
ss- 1s io1i tsoiorsd5e sDoi ssss: pcor.1 sGaas ss
lishtweishts tLeshorns,. supplies insufn-
cient to quote.
Grain Market.
F7our-Receiptx, IBIS ioo-p pound sacks
wheAt-Receipts. 4a.317 bGshels; ship.
ments, $3.50 bushels: stocks, 34ss,s g
bushels. No red winter ssTlickys spot
domestic. $50: May. 80. No. . rec
corn-Reeeipts. 81 s5s bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks, s54 .3sl bushels
Oats-Reeeipts. 76.sol bushels; ship.
msnts. none: stocks. 465,364 eushsls- Nc
quotations.
Barley Receipts, none: shipments
none; stocks 32s,e25 bushels.
Rye - Receipts p,n2s bushels; ship-
mems. none; stocks, e36.55s basheis
soybeans--Reeeipts. 3.2sa susnels; ship
ments. none: stocks, 3s3,e5p bukheh-
Millfeed--Receipfs. 2s2 tons.
Butter and EEss.
Egss - Market about steady; receipti
moderate. demand moderate: whoissals
prices. A large. $3.50: A mediums. &e'
So. p large. so-Sa: current receipts. un.
era ded. 44-46.
Rseeipts-Butter. $4,000 pouncs; esss
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Waldensian Aid Society
lnstalIs Dr., Miers

The Rev, DR.. James II Miers.
pastor OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Church here for - years. vas
Installed as president OF the Wash
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Roilrood Earnings

NEW YOEK. Mar ~ f8p~caail y--Nts
incomes Of ratsfea1s rsposslns tc1sy for
he ArSs souF faentAs 81 Inss sse etsss.
pared saih rssaita Tor ths sans iess
pxrsnSs
Evening star., 1949-05-27
LacIede- Christy Co. elected Al

Laclede- Christy Co. elected Al
bert B. Agnew vice president IN
charge Of operations.
Sweets Co. Of America earned
$l03. .437 or 50 cents In three
months ended March 81 ". el14.-
Ia or 66 cents year earlier.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

American Hawaii 8. 5. Co. had
Ia deficit Of $39. $50 In three monthsI
ended March 81 VI. profit Of Sl36.-'
ss6 or - eents n the sans lsSs
period.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
-. =. - =

vansdism Corr. sf Amersra
elected william c. Keeaey psesa-
dent and chief executive TO sxie-
ceed z. .. Hsrnscme. who resigned
10 become chairman and president
of Mack Trucks. Inc.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
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Evening star., 1949-05-27
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May - Dividends
declared: Pc stock OF Paw
Rate rlod record able
Ne Action
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03

May 1913.
Corporal Thede's father, Mr.. John
Thede resides in Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Maiden attend
ed the democratic rally and dance
at Troy Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gompf at
tended the democratic rally at Troy
Monday evening.
Attorney Heath Youeu of Troy
as a professional visitor in Libby
Monday
F. r. Baney and Jack Weir were
among the Libby folks who attend
ed the big democratic rally and
dance at Troy Monday evening.
Editor Oscar Wolf of the Eureka
Journal was a Libby business caller
Friday, having motOred down with
his brother-in-law, Webb Carey.
w. s. Spencer, cashier of the First
State Bank, left Tuesday on a few
days business trip to the eastern
part of the state.
Mrs. S. z. Rowe arrived from
Portland, Ore, Sunday and will
spend some time visiting with her
son and his family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. D. Rowe
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Joughin left
Monday by motor for Spokane on
2 few days business trip.
Mrs. Carl HaIvorson returned TO
her home in Hot Springs Saturday
after spending several days in Lib
~ attending 70 business matters.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Barrett. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Kemp, Mrs. Harold
Miller and Tom Fleetwood returned
Friday from Helena where they
spent a couple of days attending
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03
CPL. THEDE TO RECEIVE
HONORABLE DISCHARGE

With the First United States
Army Corps in Kyoto, Japan, Oct
I3.-Corporal Paul A. Thede of Lib
by, serving with the 98th Quarter
master Service Battalion of First
Corps, has received orders return
ing him to the United State for
honorable discharge, having COM
pleted Is months of overseas tour
Of duty in Japan.
Corporal Thede entered the Army
at Butte on December Is, 1915, and
completed basic training at Fort
Lewis, Wash. He was then assigned
for IA months at the Separation
Center at Camp Stoneman, Calf,
as platoon and supply sergeant. He
began his overseas service during
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03

grand lodge of the Rebekah and
Odd Fellow Orders.
Ferd, Bill, John, Tom and Paul
Boothman and Howard Challinor re-
turned Sunday from a hunting trip
on the South Fork of the Flathead.
They had gone over in search of
elk and were successful, each of
them bringing back an elk.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03

Wednesday Night Handicap
Honor Roll: R. Swimley, SCI: W.
Nelson. $50; John Corbett, SIG; Del
ger, 500; Bowen, 494
Team w L
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03
Silver Threads of
Twenty-Five Years
Ago In Libby
surprise Party For Mrs. P. S. Rose

BuFprise Party For Mrs. P. 5. Rose
The members Of the Neighbor-
hood Club gathered at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Driear last Thursday
evening and from there they pro-
ceeded to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
p. S. Rose where they took this
couple by surprise, the occasion for
this merry party being the birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Rose. The even
ing was spent at the card table
prizes going TO Mrs. Fred Peeso and
Mrs. Marsh Roberts. At at late hour
delicious refreshments were served
by the ladies.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03

School Notes and the answer is NO.
No school at Trego last Friday.
Mr.. Johnson's school bus was in
the hospital
No school in Stryker Monday and
Tuesday. Teachers institute.
No Halloween party held in the
Stryker school house this year
Why?
Yesi A pinochle party and dance
was held at the Trego schoolhouse
Saturday evening. Several from
here attended and reported a good
attendance and a very enjoyable
evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-11-03

WOmen's League Tuesday Night
Honor Roll: Connie Burpee, ASS;
Norma Konen, AIS; Mile Measner,
Alb; Jean Seifert, 400; Joyce New
man, 1893.
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BOWLING SCORES FROM
KEGLERS LEAGUE TEAMS
Monday Night

Honor Roll:-Ralph Roberts, GIG;
Kemp. $50: Solem, SAL; D. SIeizer,
$50; R. Swimley, SGT.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hedrick from
Whitefish visited Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Edmunds.
A. E. Slaves, Bob Saylor, Jean
Rel, and Otto Kalis from Missoula
and Whitefish insulated the homes
of George Allen, ST., and J. L.
Edmunds at Crystal Springs Fri
day.
Jimmy Gregory is the second
lucky hunter in town to get his
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Wednesday Night-Serateh
Roll: r. Roberts, 6O2; Fow-
Ter, 574; L. Sleizer, $50; Shaurette,
$50; Butt, 544.
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Adkins Grocery I'D IA
Thursday Night WOmen's League
Honor Roll: Betty Petrusha, 457;
Julia Midyett, 425; Dorothy Flesher,
424; Billie McGraw, 423; Min An
derson, Ala.
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Thursday, November 8, 1949

Honor Roll: Spencer, 500; Fowler,
594; D. Butt, SAT; H. Miller, 533;
Kenn. 532.
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SOCIAL SECURITY MAN
COMING NOVEMBER 8

Cecil Cook, Kalispell representa-
tive of the Social Security Admin
istration will be in Libby Wednes-
day, Nov. 9, between the hours of
100 p. m. to 500 p. m, and will
stop at the Lincoln County Depart
ment of Public Welfare Office in the
Court House.
Mr. Cook has announced that
hereafter, he will visit Libby on
the second Wednesday of each
month, between the hours of 100
D. m. to 500 D. m.