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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24
Should Be On Lookout
For PluYing Children

Do the children on our
streets worry you?
If they do, it's a good thing,
according to Montana Highway
Patrol Supervisor, Chas. Z.
Sheridan. He warns motorists
to be on the look out for
youngsters as milder weather
and lengthening days keep
more and more children out Of
doors past school hours.
Children playing in or near
the street are caution signs for
drivers" Chief Sheridan said.
"As the winter nip goes out Of
the air, every day there are
on roller skates, coaster wagons.
more boys and girls on bicycles,
ScooterS and tricycles-in other
words, more kids outside where
they may get into the path of
your car" +
Traffic accidents in 1947 kill
ed more youngsters one to IA
years old than any disease, ac-
St1ilS W U1lC INdOlOlldl Safety
Council. TWenty-six children
were killed and 100 injured in
traffic right here in Montana,
Chief Sheridan said.
$50 if children on the street
worry you drivers and you par
ents-and I hope they do" he
said, "be on the lookout for
them. Drivers should be espec-
tally alert in residential areas
and near schools and play
grounds. And parents should do
all they can to make sure their
children know where to play
and where to walk and that
they obey traffic safety rules"
watch for Children" is the
March slogan for Operation
Safety" Montana's continuing
traffic safety program. The
Montana Highway Patrol is
sponsoring activities in an eff
fort to remind drivers, parents
and children of the Importance
of minding traffic safety rules.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24
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GET VA DENTAL AID {

GET VA DENTAL AID
Pacific Northwest veterans
with service connected dental
disabilities received more than
half a million dollars worth of
dental care through the Veter2
ans Administration during the
last three months of 1948, the
VA reports.
The VA released the dental
cost figures in pointing out
that nationwide the dental
! work backlog has been reduced
| about go percent from the 1947
peak. At the beginning of 1949,
the VA had a backlog of only
192, 00 cases, compared with
$4,000 at the beginning of 1948.
The reduction will continue for
the rest of the fiscal year end
ing June 80, the VA said.
Private dentists cooperating
with the VA on a fee basis
were credited with handling Sd
percent of treatments and At
percent of the examinations
during the three-month period
cited. VA staff dentists handled
the remainder.
BY cost breakdown, private
dentists in the Northwest area
received $44,262 for examination
fees and $536,854 for treat
ments. VA staff dentists per-
formed examinations valued at
$28,486 and treatments valued
at $27,366. A total of 5,431 vet
Grams received examinations
and 6,7S6 were given treat
ments.
These costs figures covered
only World War II veterans liv-
ing in Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana and Alaska.
Nationwide, during the same
period, VA dental program was
valued at some $11,361,000.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
@. I am at present receiving
compensation for 80 percent
disability. If I take a job car
rying rural mail three hours a
day, will the VA stop my COM
pensation?
A.. Compensation is not re-
duced because of your employ
ment. Reduction in compensa-
ton is made only if your dis
ability has lessened in degree.
-@ r. =.
Handbills and placards, adj
vertising books, became COM
mon around 1900.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24

the service, and the public is
invited to attend. At 6 b. m.
a prayer hour will be held and
at Z p. m. a Bible feast. The
study will be on the subject,
"TransgresSion, Sin and In
iquity." An evangeliStic service
will follow at 8 p. m.
Rev. Newly will speak each
evening this week except Sat-
urday, and also at both the
morning and evening services
on Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24
Kill Estirndted
AT 10 Per Cent

Big game kill in Montana last
fall was approximately 10 per
cent Of the estimated popula-
ton of all big game animals,
the state fish and game depart
ment has reported. Based on
estimates made by federal and.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24
Hurdin Tribune-Herald, Thursday. Murch "a. 1898

state tabulations, checks in the
field and other estimates, the
total population is 23e,623. The
kill of 24,242 by species was:
1904 elk, 2,467 Whitehall deer,
1889 mule deer, SIS moose, two
mountain sheep, 40 mountain
goats, 2,T81 antelope, SIT black
bear and 81 grizzly bear.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24

Shop in Hardin!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24

Read the Classified Ads.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE

CERTIFICATE
STATE OF Montana. County OF Sllvcl
Bow IS.
We hereby certify that We are part.
ners tia.lsacting bushes, at 202 Wrs'
Broadway Street in Butte. Silver Bus
County. Montana, under a designation no
showing the namas OF the persons iN.
terested as partner. III such business. 10.
Wit Friendly Corner"
The names OF the partners are
Anna Whitfield, residing at 2l2g Yal,
Ave, Butte. Montai.a
Mary Z. Sauve. residing al 2la0 Yal,
Ave. Butte. Montana
Witress our hands tins i4Cl dag O
october, 1919
ANNA WHITFIELD
, MARY II SAUVh
state OF Montana, County OF sl'ci
Bow s.:
On this l4th day OF October. l3il
fore me. All G. Kremer, a Notary Pub
lie for the State OF Montana, personally
appeared Anna Whitfield and Mary l.
Sauye, known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the fore
gong instrument, and acknowledged to
me that they executed the same
In witness whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my Notarial
cate above written.
ALT c. KREMER, Notary Public
for the State OF Montana. grsiuih4
at Butte. Montana M Comm
sion expires September ii. 1861
tNOTAIIAL SEAL
Publish october 20. 27-Nov 3. 10, lsL
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

jamin. aoiS Philips Ave. Meets I'd and
4th MpndAss at Carpenters Hall
Building Service Employees. Local No.
1859 Fred searle. pres George Maoln-
iosh. uee-pres John II Drlscoll. sa2
West Granite. sec and business agen,
Phone c-2l55.
Butchers 33a Meet "a "Wednesday E.sle,
Han. I'd PrSanti. pres: Ed johnson. vice
pres Jsmes Lunney. fin. sec: Joe
priscoll. rec -secy., Robert Strogzie.
guide. Owen Williams. guard.
carpeaters-Johu Kelly. pres VIM Ros-
sitter. yice-pres Wesley Bymrs. rec
seey Floyd Fall. I'm. secs Richard
Iiddy. treas Jack Gaifney. conductor.
chas VOLTS. warden.
Clerks Meets Monday at 8 . m. excep,
holidays. q. Miner, Hall. 4 c vavter'
pres. Mrs Eddie Maddox. vice pres.
Grant Lindsay. sec: A. j Guenther.
I'm -secy
Cooks and Waters. Local ~ Meets Is.
Friday at : p M. 80 Friday at y. m
q each month. Charles White. pres;
John McNfl.is. vice pres: Ed McNabb.
re- srey.. Percy Lambert. bus. agent
and I'm seey.; Phone so3i. 1928 8
Gaylord
Electrical Workers INA Brotherhood OF
Electrical WORKERS.. Local No 65. Pm
si02 Walter II erase. pres. Walter
AlbertsOn. vice pres. Joe Thompson.
I'm sreg. Robert A Gribble. rec secy;
Albert coombs. business nigr treas, 205
50 Dakota ST. Pin 1920 Meetings
every l,t and 3rd Tuesdays. second
iionr. Carpenters Hall. Executive Board
meets every Tues. 73o PM third
floor Carpenters hal! p o, Box 1877
Film Exchange Employees Local No. BIS
Pres. Jack Glib Secy. Won Muir
rel. Fin Secy.. Les Iarm!e. Bus
Agent. julia Butts. Meets 3rd Wcdnes-
OF mu.tA. Miners Union Hall
Ere Fighters Meets lst Thursday after
lst Wednesday, of month at Quartz
Street Fire Station. Pres. James NAL
vev, treas. James McGuirl, sec. john
Brennan.
Ge;leral Laborcrs' Local l63-Dorsey Burk-
lari.. pres jane B,rne. vice pres.
nichafi Dr. kinson. I'm. seoy. and press
agent, James 'ercel.a. rec. secy.: Frank
Pickolick, treas Meetings. End and 4th
Thursdays. Carpenters Hall. 8 p. n.
General Pipe Filters President. Clifford
Peterson. 924 w. Platinum street, vice
pres. Percy Eaden. sl8 North Henry
street, rec secy. John Dolan, BIS West
Quartz, I'm. secy. and treas. James
McCraih. 3i06 State Street. Meets LIST
Thursday Of each month. Carpenters
Union Hall at 8 O'Clock.
l b f " No 623 INSIDE wiremeai
President. Pete Ham. li50 W. Gold. Bus.
Manager. Francis BIZ Fleming, 25051
Harvard Fin, Secretary, Rudy Tomlch
22j S Arizona, Tres. II NJ. Johnson.
iI9 S Montana and Rec. Secretary. /
Don Maddox, l94l Sampson. Meets 2-id
afd lth 'iOnday each month. 8 p NJ.
q, rpeNtr.s Hall
Laundry & Dye Workers-Meets Sd We'd
neSday. 8 D. N, Carpenters Hall. Gwen
GeOigt. pres Wayne Foote. bus. agent.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

ran 'ieFs Meets Thursday II 7ix
iafN s. Lee Narcammen. pres: Ken
- DAVIS. ,ice pres W J. Mcintosh.
ees : rras l. H.. Bradley. rec. seey.:
Frank ! birmingham, bus agent. Ar
ih-f Sprra9. Art Rosar and Frank }
hlrraiae iiam. trustees. Frank J. Birm-
insaam. George provn and Lou Bran
an. delegates 10 Butte budding Trades
C mel
stposraphieai Meets I'd Sunday OF month
NJ Carpenters Hall Walter Harrington,
rrrs "a F Center q T. Aulimsn. sec.
-o5 " Cooper
N1mtas Protective Bridget Shea. Pres /:
MaitiuseA. Sc, -.rras Martha YOU
cain. bus agent Phone s758 Meets
lSt AID Sd fridav>. ! p m ID and last
trdays 3 30 = M. Carpenters Hall
Auxiliary. Local :. International
tHion OF Mine. Mil and Smclter Work.
trs. Go. meets 2ad and 4th Tuesday,
Lena Bury. Pres. Kay Mason. Vice
Pres Beverly Goforih, rec -srcl: Fran
ees kala.atich. Warden. Susie Pet,as.
cond E.ma Rodriguez. Margaret Rob-
inson. Catherine Penney. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
Roster of Great Falls Unions

Cascade County Trades g. Labor Assembly
Meets Friday, Carpenters Hall. b. l..
Steinmetz. pres, Box 20T3 Leo Stewart.
Wee Pres John Evanko, Jr., Rec. Sec.
1891, William Dayey. treas. John Du-
sax. L. l. Price. NJ. r Webster. John
Wolfe. Maude Baxter, Exes, Board. Wal
ter Davidson. serg-at-arms.
Great Fall Building & Construction
Trades Council Ben Sims. pres, BIS
5th Ave. s.. Earl Talbot. vice pres.
1921 Tih Ave. N. +. r Britten. Secy.-
Treas. ZIG First Ave. s. Harvey Rog-
madison. serg-at-arms. IA 9th Ave s.:
Martin Riciimind, Joe Duncan. c Cas-
Idly. trustees
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
Roster of Anaconda Unions

central Labor CouncN - Meets I'd and
an Monday. o Hall. John Nogus.
pres. Eugene Mcbride. vice pres,
Walter N Riley. see Ed Kelly. treas I:
+. G.. De La Hunt. sgt-at-arms. Harold
Erickson. Henrietta Schrapps and James
Rice. Trustees.
Plumbers Union Local No 673 J A.
NaniSko. Pres D Murphy. v!ce-Pfes /.
II Z SehrappS Seoy Treas. p 0 Box
issi AHettS seeond Tuesday at : 10 u m
IN the A O II Hail.
Teamsters- Meets LIST and 3rd Thursdays.
Carpenter Hall. downstairs. Pat
Dunno. pres. Tom Vanisko. vice pres:
George Forsman. John Mogus, secy +,
BUS. agent, Ray Sullivan. con 4 war,
john Cardinal. George forsman,. James
Donosan. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
Roster of Billings Unions

Yeiloustone County Trades d Labor As
semoly-Ae Friday. . p. m. In the
Labor Temple. "a South aath St. p. O..
BOX 1915. Robert West. pres: Howard
smith. wee pres. Martha W. Peterson.
rec. secy Glenn Hallam. Nm. secy.; Ed
klipsteil, sgt-at-arms. Frank Mayer.
George Linville. Stanley Anderson, trus.
Phone 2pS.
CarpenNT LEGAL No. il72-Rov Thomp-
son pres; E. II. Helte-pran. rec. sec
Meets LIST and &c tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

SILVER Bow Trades & LABOR Council, meet
Crawford. pres: Harry Oates. vice pres
Grant Lindsay. secy... box 1917.
Butte Bldg. Trades Council meets Tues
day at 730 p. m. Carpenters Hall
Alex Mcdonald. pres: Henrik Graben-
stein. vice pres: VIM Honey. Secy .
Ole Elliston. Treas.
Montans State Assn, Plumbers and Fit
tiers Theo. Kline. Great Falls. pres
pat c Sullivan. ITO N. Main. Butte.
srcy.; next meeting a, the call OF the
President.
BARRIERS Paul Rollman. 1899 Harrison.
pres; John Stanton. vice pres: J. r.
Costello. 3+B Z Broadway. sec.-treas +:
l. l. Hancock. rec. secy.. J p BAlko-
,ri1. guide Meets ist and Sd Wednes-
days. 4 p. m. Eagles Hall.
Barienders Meets at IL. E Park st. ID
Monday at 8 . M John Shone. pres.
y J. O'Connell. rer. sec: d. Holland
sec -treps. 4 N. Main.
Bollermakers-M Meets LIST and Sd TUESDAYS,
Z 30. Good Templsrs Hall. 2l5 N Main
Harry Shaiicr. pre-. Charles Carrie.
yicr-pfes Leslie joh'.son. I'm -seey
Leo Mechalsky. treas. Cliff Terr.far
Zee -stey George Blair. I0h. Dali.s.
Art Gerry trustees
brewery Workers - Vim. Maloney. pres.
John Wald. vice-pres John - OBri.n.
ser-treas. 2ecl Wall st.. Joe Kcefe. re-
eurdlng sec AMOR Nelson. SGT -ai-arms
Phone ,'t2 Meets ist Wednesday. Car
penirrs' Hull
Bridge. Structural Il Ornamental Iron
workers Joe Caps. pres. 733 W. Park
st. rec. -secy., Reg Peters. 26i6 Harvard
Ave: fin sec. and b A.. Hubert Ben
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Z ate OF Michael r Brennan. De.
rd
Notice is hereby gwen by the under
sieacd, Executor OF the estate OF Micheai
I Brennan. deceased, 10 the creditors
ai aid all persons having claims egains,
the said deceased, to exhibit them. wit.
ne aecessary vouchers. within ten months
ai'ef the first publication o. tins slotlce
20 the said Executor at the Law office
af FRANK l. Riley. No 407 Silver Bow
bl9rk Butte. Montana. the same being
.Ae place for the transaction OF the
BUSINESS OF said estate. IA the County
81 Ss.ver Bow. State OF Montana
RAY J SULLIVAN. Executor OF
the Estate Of Michael F Brennan
Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, this 4ih day
81 october. l949.
2 0ish October c. 10. 90. 81. ls4s
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

~ III
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT or TIL
SAFE or MONTANA IN \ rop
m COUNTY OF SILVER Bow
No ,ssc
W Hugo. Paatln = John n
ROOT ai.tr. /; dead al aWAmaar
nrlfN att ~ d~r4i,ecs ~ .ai4 John IL
roo deceased Jennie leo.e Nho.,
ms tiir ;an3e IS 70 plAut4.i unknaan4
WE g; sata John II fooir. # sli,r
II erai a. afsnpNu Aets ard ~ De
wise, ~ sait Jennie fnotc urcea,rd
r I More +; alive. ne dead al an
khoA Tea. AID 81 Ges is-es o. said
T. Nor deceased J,i.t.e Nor
'"hbse ift true lame is ~ plalnts,
utSi}~ HIfe o. aid + / Mote. II
iiNt Il dead az unknown heirs and or
eeNls"fa % sad Jennie More. drceasrd
City q Bate a municipal corporation
SIN h1t cotatv Montana a bod, pol
nc AID corporate All other persons
u'hit sAAm.hg 90 MO might clam
any fglt itle estate ct interest IN. OF
lien, ~ remembrance upon the real
property described IN the compliant or
any Thereof, adverse to Plaintiffs own
ership. OF any cloud upon Plaintiff the
the'flp whether such claim o. possible
claim Dc present; OF contingent lnelud.
ing alf calm % possible clam OF dov
e. '+' snAlf OF accrued Defendants
ALIAS SUMMONS
IN safe o. Montana 10 tie abo.r
named Defendants and 10 all other per
sons nhhn9wR Greeting
You arr hereby summoned to answer
the Complaint Ia his acton which T.,
filed 10 iAe Office Of the Clerk o.
the Court 4 cop, OF which 4. herewith
served upon sou. and to file youf an
s~et Ala 'ffse a copy thereof: upon the
Plaihilii attorneys within twenty 90
days Alter ,ervice OF this mmp rx-
elusive q The day Of service. and tn
case q Your failure TO appear or an
swer Judgment Viii be taken against
YOU ht default f0i the relief demanded
IN the complaint This action Is brought
for the purpose OF q~uieting title To
the land. situated III Silver Bow County.
state q Montana, and more particularly
described as follows. to-wit:
Lot numbered Four ~. and the
East one-hsli Of Lot numbered Three
~ - Block numbered Thirty-Sx &c
OF Tire Grand Avenue Addition to the
CIV OF Butte. Montana, according to
the corrected official plat and survey
thereof nov on file and OF record in
the ONE Of the County Clerk and
Recorder. silver Bow County. Montana
A concise statement OF the relief
sought Is as follows That Plarltiff be
adjuderd the owner OF said property N
Zee simple. that each and every pfen-
dant known and unknown. herein that
may appear set forth his. or her, claim
or claims 10 said property. or any part
thereof. adverse 10 Plaintiffs ownership.
and that such claims be adJudged. a-d
determined. By a decree OF this Court
that by said decree 1t Is adjudged that
said Defendants have not any right.
title, estate or interest IN or lien or en-
cumbra.ice upon said real property. or
any part thereof, or any right or claim
to dover. either nchoate or accrued to
or In said property; that Defendants be
forever enjoined and debarred from as
seFting any claim adverse to PLAINTIFFS
and that said title to said property be
quoted in the Plaintiff.
witness. my hand and the seal Of said
co4ft this 5th day Of October. lss9
FRANK GABSE
CLERK
By JOHN SULLIVAN
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

+, IS your papcr-subsgribc ID it,.
Support it. Boost il
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES

IN liz oisllcf COURT or rllh
SECOND JuDlciAL DISTRICT or rnl
SAFE or MONTANA ~ AND FOR
TIE COUNTY OF SILVER Row
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
By JOHN SULLIVAN
Deputy Clerk

,tf-
Frank J Roe. J } Mccaffcfy Jr Al.
tOfreys for Plaintiff Law Bulldrae. 81
West Broadway. butte. Montana
Puhllsii October 6. 10. 20. ~
N II DISTRICT COURT or TIE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MOHTANA IN AND lOR
lie COUNTY or SILVER BOW
No 1894
IT. the matter 81 the Estate Of Archie
c Frye. Deceased
>OIICE OF TINE APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL. Etc
Pursuant to an order OF said District
Court. made Or, the iith day OF October
lai3. notice is hereby given that Satur-
DAY, the 5th day OF November. l949. at
= 50 o'clock AM OF said day al The
Court Room OF said Court IN Depart
lneni One thereof at the City OF Butte
~ The said County OF Silver Bow. State
OF Montana. have been appointed as the
time and place for proving OF the VIII
Of said Archie c. Frye deceased and ior
A'afilg the petition OF Brrnice Frye for
Tire ISSUANCE to her OF Letter, Tesla
me..,ary. hen and where any person
interested may appear and coute ! tie
saair and show cause. II any he has.
MES aid petition should not BE- piaut,a
Dated October IS. l949
CONT Scal'
FRANK J GABSE
Clerk of the Couf,
49, -.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT on TIL
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR
1liE COUNTY or SILVER BOW
No 1877
Malofr + Archer Plaintiff. IS iro
AfLArt u tnnHn-t
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
NnllcE NJ cREpIroMs

coyie aid YbAfra 5it silver Bow Block
d Butte. Mortaaa Attorneys Tor Pluiaiifi
ip4bl.bM october l3 90. u. Nos
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

23a Meet "a Wednesday. EAGLES
hall. I'd PrSauti. pres: Ed johnson. vice
pres James Lunney. fin. sec. Joe
i'tlscoll. rec -secy., Robert Stroxxie.
guide Owen Williams. guard.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

carpeaiers-John Kelly. pres Vim Ros-
sifr. yice-pres Wesley Bymrs. rec
seey Floyd Fall. I'm. secs Richard
llddY. treas Jack Gafiney. conductor
chas VOLTS, warden.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

Rridge. Structural Il namen Iron
workers Joe Caps. pres. 733 W. Park
St. rec -secy., Reg Peters. 26i6 Harvard
Ave. fin sec. Aad b A.. Hubert BEN
Evening star., 1949-02-12
Druftees' and Veterans Guide
BY Moi. Themes IA. Niol-

when the program ends' When
does 1t end?"
To the first question. the answer
is absolutely not! The program
ends for almost all veterans on next
July IS.
Readjustment allowance Gas tn,
CT bill calls it, is really unemploy.
ment pay. To draw the $40 a week
allowance you must be unemployed
able to work and willing to take
any suitable job offered you. II
you have never had to use up any
of your potential 1920 benefits iii
is payable for a maximum of 81
weeks maybe you are a lot better
off than a veteran who has found
himself unemployed.
The July Is deadline is not q
deadline for those who enlisted un.
der the Armed Forces Voluntary Re-
cruitment Act between October
1s45, and October, ls46. Thei,
deadline is two years after discharge
from that enlistment.
From L. B.. Peckvilla, Pa: u
got q letter from the Army saying
I owe q couple hundred dollars Of
allotment money which they never
deducted from my monthly pa!
checks. Do I have to pay, and what
is 1t all about?"
You may have to pay. But you
have a right to obtain proof from
the Army that you really owe that
money. Also. the Army undoubtedly
will make a deal with you allowing
you to pay in small monthly pay
ments.
This has happened to lot oi
former soldiers. The Army made
Evening star., 1949-02-12

The Army has cut out two-year
enlistments. The reason is that the
Army has just about reached its full
strength. To replace enlistments
which are running out, the Army
would rather have three, four, five
and six-year men than two-year
men.
So it cut out all two-year enlist
ments. The incentive provided
through that short term enlistment
is no longer needed.
One thing I didn't add in that
column Of two weeks ago, and it
should have been in there. The
Draft Act itself specifically allows
the enlistment Of draft-age men for
2l-month periods. So In spite OF
the Arny's making three years the
minimum regular enlistment period
any draft-age citizen who wants to
can elist for the 2l-month tour Of
duty. II he passes the physical and
mental tests the Army must take
him in.
The same is true for any 1s-year-
old who wants to enlist for one year.
He, too. is specifically guaranteed
that privilege by the Draft Act and
the Army must take him for one
years service in the continental
limits of the United States. The
only exception would come If the
limit of 10000 1S-year- -olds set
by the act was reached. The act
says that number may enlist for
one year.
Well, there seems to be practically
no chance at all for the limit to be
reached. The 18-year-old program
has been snailing along at very
much slower pace than expected.
From r. L., Concord, Mich: II
never collected any readjustment
allowance. Does that mean I will
ha ahIa 20 drour thA f1,l1 on1o,,nt
Evening star., 1949-02-12

connection with the seth anniver-
sary Of scouting.
Among them are the winning
displays Of contest sponsored by
the National Capital Area Coun-
ellis Western District. First place
in the Scout class was q scale
model camp by Troop 10 Of Ed
brooke Methodist Church. It is
being displayed at the sherwin
Real Estate Co., 4241 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
The winning Cub Scout display
Evening star., 1949-02-12

depicting Cub activities. Is at the
Argyle Pharmacy. 1920 Seven
teenth street NV. It was the
work of Cub Pack 43, sponsored by
National Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1949-02-12
zoos Ingrahan, 81.

Open Sunday, I to s
Detached center entrance
brick home less than 2
years old situated in beau
tiful "AVONDALE TER
RACE just / mile from D.
G. line. Lovely living room
with fireplace adjacent to
cheerful sunroom; large
dining room, ultramodern
kitchen and large gas re-
frigerator. End floor con-
tains 8 comfortable bed
rooms with modern tile
bath and shower and am
pie closet space. Large dry
basement with exquisite
recreation room and an
other tile bath and shower.
Automatic air-conditioned
heat and laundry trays.
Hardwood floors through
out; Venetian n blin ds,
wealth er-stripped, insu-
lated, etc. Rear screened
porch and beautiful lot.
70 Reach: Out Michicrr Ape. 10
D. C.. line, continue on Queens
Ck6pel Rd., to 1st street on left
fchtlIsm RdJ. turn left and con-
ttnue to Ist street on left Tnord-
ham ST.. turn left to open sign.
Evening star., 1949-02-12
4201 4ih 81. NV.

Open S0t..Sun., i to 5
Attractive corner brick
home. Equipped for two
families, with modern ia
cilities. First floor contains
large living room, dining
room, breakfast nook, den
and well-equipped kitchen
with electric refrigerator,
wide side hall entrance and
parquet floors. Second
floor has 3 large bedrooms,
breakfast nook, den and
kitchen with electric re-
frigerator and bath. Knotty
pine recreation room with
modern tile bath and show
er. Automatic oil hot-water
heat and detached 2-car
brick garage.
Evening star., 1949-02-12
4134 22nd 81. NE.

Open Sat. d Sum-, i to 3
Detached brick home with
these outstanding features:
hardwood floors through
out, recreation room with
fireplace and built-in bar.
Nice living room with fire
place, family size dining
room, large well-euuipped
kitchen. Three lovely bed
rooms and two complete
baths. Finished attic room
with large cedar closet. Oil
hot-water heat. Concrete
screened porch. Storm win
dows, insulated, etc. Beau
tiful yard and shrubbery
and detached garage.