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eiuas r-htnA ssss, 6st OF as1 Ahisa6-
back shssrR drop leaf sne eeasaas
tAhles circular Ismp~esrs ssss
natsaus aysg6~f. Chinese prff,ts kHe
ttaExasa framed Ch Esss pain tlnss
on glass neN mahogany dsntfs
and bedroom groap8 rev uofsal'
stored threr-psft saf1s, a Was rooEa
xreapx sud lounge shssfs. ush@f
any ersdeaEa8 dfoS leaf, e1ektsE,
end and lamp tAblss pt'osestsHe
rsrxtnfs sc!B recreation room eaf
twpr arc double bsGa, cell snt eeS
rpfjrFs Etsfsitsed tne new inner
soYtnx naMtafssSss ht-ehAsfs e'ess.
sYs chests OF drawers sttisty arc
kiFchen eAhiastt stsase and SSss
beda. etc
Alpe 81 ~ AZ
b. order UhH~s STATES Asrass,
Victor snseei GIlTN tStt"
ssgsor, s-t. rspisraase7e kEsnst plans.
sa.lss,si Il @stsAs-Px caEs rss.
fstSr, botsis cooSsr tn e95spFtsesf .
tea stsg. sna,ifTsnT svssfss. psssEssi
fans. ainxa, OF well tlsek- shsrs.
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INSPECTION TDg1AT AND
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GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT

CONSTRUCTION, d. G, April ID
Ip4a. SEALED PROPOSALS VIII BE-
received In Room SOP, District
Building. until st.9 IN. DAY
LIOHT SAVING TINE, Apfu 20,
lp4p, and then publicly opened and
read for Furnishing and fnstaIlinE
Window Shades in Addition TO
Charles YounR School, near 2$th
street and BsnninE Road n U. Pro
posaI forms, plans and spec ineRtiofif
may be obtained in Room 4s5,
District Bailding tTci. MA. bogti,
Ext s37sI. api&,1s.is.Is.ia.2a. 90.
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AUCTION SAlTs cs~s

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aA@ss $40 ttasi = Ns RAss q eesA
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BUICK I94s Roadmaster 4-door Sc
dan, with dynanow: 2-tone gray.
whitewall tires. custom upholstery:
very low mileage. This Is company
So.395
HYATTSVILLE-BUICK
b323 BALTIC. Ave. Hyatts, Nd. WA.
AHoA
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TOP DOLLARS

For GOOD clean used cara See Owen
MeNey al
SCHLEGEL GOLDEN
aa3 Carroll st. GE $500, GE, a3o3
GOOD CLEAN PREwAR CARS, for
top dollars. See us frEt
EDGEMOOR MOTOR CO.
b335 wis ave. NV. OR s0a3 lii
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HENRY aTEAkMAk
khNEE Ma kNE
ADAM A wTstHiFa 4 sos
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uns'd s,.sss s.rah.i s..

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2snes Of ne Agaislssi cesr, u ths
District 81 Cosamsjs anS 90 no
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staaI bottle seoisy stth rsfrsssf-
stins eompFsskss Ioastseii sAastss,
2 ehFeas frame sphnlstsFse sssi
bar sseels pedestal tssa, s,sthisss
s*si seael. asd triple .lnas ..tte
smplifys'. mlsTspaons sna J spssk.
ere q, q SsH elaet spstllshi.
counter aisplss eAks. q sans.
electric missf. atsnsils. shins, istss
tSs ssAkASsfE. etc, klke ktnhas ma
hoFauF and SaIBui hsafaen gFosps.
chests of sTkveft. stAais eoaeh sts
b.iEse and levied upeb as prepeFts
q ths DsisaasnL oasssa asrls
Asdrs and sela 70 sstisfy . tuss
nsnt st Lss No. Assfat AgnletpsI
Court IN isseI OF Ha6eiph D.
hshssRd, Plaintiff
W Bruce Matthswa unitsa ssstss
hafshsl in Apd tor the District es
Columbia
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WEEKEND SPECIALS

Shopt In comfort at waAhington .
largest indoor Showroons We try
10 keep at least 100 cars on ciSpla y
at all tlmes. Most cars have radios
and heaters; easily financed ana II
your car exceeds the down payment
se pay you cash difference Open
weekdays till 9, Sat I'll 8, Sun
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PROPOSALS

GOVERNMENT OF THr DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, DIRECTOR or
SANITARY ENGINEERING D c
April IL. l94a SEALED PRO
POsAI.S will be received IN Room
500, District Building. l4th Street
and Penna. Avenue N W, wash
ington 4. D C. until . uU pm, Y
8 T. April 22 Ig4a, and thrn
publicly opened and read Tor bi
The construction OF 26th Street
Branch Hicksy's Run Stormwater
Sewer. vicinity OF Goth Street and
Bisdensburs Road NE This proi.
ect consist. OF i.I5u lin IL. OF
6'3" dia brick and concrete mAEop-
~ sewer t2b The construction OF
Stormwster and Service Sewers,
vicinity Of southern Avenue and
Congress Street Sc. and water
main Extension, Southern Avenue.
Congress Street and Suitiano Park
way Sc. This project conkists OF
645 lin. it. of 40" sne SO dIa.
brick and concrete masonry sewer.
$40 lin It. Of l0~ dia, terra Gotta
pipe sewer and $3.50 lin Il. Of g.
and e. dia. east iron Waterman.
Proposal forms. plans and kpsci nra~
tionx for the above two projects
may be obtained in Room 427 Dak-
trict Building. tTel Ma. 5000.
Est 93.sl Knf4 SIHfA. 1870,
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nnNRY nm ssssy ~
THos J. OWN 4 SON. Asstissssss
ass sesthern BaiIdtns.

TRUSTEES SALE oF VALUABLE
THREE STORY ROW fRAA
tsTUccol DWELLING KNOWN ts
PREMISES Az MASSACHUSETTS,
AVE NV
By virtue O. 9 certain deed Of tFust
duly recorded, In Llbsf Na koaa.
Fplio $50 ct SEQ 81 the land records
OF ths District Of Columbia. sna 81
the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undsrsiGusd trustees viii
he pf.misSs, en- TUESDAY THR
TWENTY sixth DAY or APRIL
AID 1919 AT THREE THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM ths iailostns de
scrthed land and premises. situate In
the District Of Columbia and dssis L.
mated as and being Part af OrIginsl
hered South Of Square Flts Hundred
and Sixteen tSaath OF 5lS} beEin'
ninw for the Sams ai The southwss-
leTlS corner of tsid lot ana running
thence southeastsTiy slarR the
korthstlY lire OF MsssaehuAstts Ave
nue so fsrt thence NsrthsasteIiy o.
FiEh, apEirs to salo avenue Gs tesi
said lot thence West st9Hs sAie
North line to the SeTthSesisf1y
corner Of said lot sad thence South
westerly AiaBF tnF westerly Hns 70
the place 81 bsslprins new knesh
ADAM A, MEsCHi-ER q son
Aaettoresrs- Appraisers
HIuH-nRApr usED hsrlSrs 3,
TURF. Pea TFiEvtsios spT
aea"ss WV hNp ussp Sbo,sfsrJc snsss,
WASHING akcHfNF EEfHI0EN. !.
AToRs GOLD JEwELRr AND
wATcHEs ssTIoakL CAST Rs.s. !.
wTTH coaPRFssoR PgpFsf Al
pkks EAR. OiAaswARr. FTc
b. order " FY8es Hstihfws unHse
state assshAi Olive AsaolA ward,
ySseusfix FEgats Henry " Nsfd
Hoxsrd D. PolaSSky. AdEaiEisif "a
,af. gs,a,F ssmusi roisussy ator.
sSs Compa nies and othsf Con
siEnoFt
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NASH 1883 t-sf raRs Hss afw So
error slAA apsn. !uE nTsSt sSa&
RElNES MOTOR co
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MONEY Rack

Il Eet ieor. ksttsee6 after : esys
trisi S-ncath sGa-Kntss.
81 Mercury 4-eE x&sS
81 Ford SGp<r CerY l Ssa
Open seffeaJs III .. Sal III ,,
son- 10 10 D.
HILL q TIBBITTS
tlls vtrrons Ave NV. WASH .
Oldest Fore Dealer SA Sssa is
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MONEY BACK

Z-aky tFaA msaxy -saSk s4Gfaasr<
&ns5Le gUAEsNte& EEH sxaa4
tsenA@ oSkssf EGaFsEteT AXE a. tNs
fssR eUf 81 b2s3Ex . Ess1 ca
4h FUEs sta Hs4 -bS
- FSAs1kS 81 S%1AFaF - ! as
ppen wsSkSS$s III SA. ~
Sgn 20 TO
sses a sHszteg3 o. MNSntslx 1t
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kses AZ ssssi Ice gAEs Ss sasazSt =
sE ftraks ASsE ears have r&d4rs
aae ssAtsrs easily aaAaSse szc y
soar cat exeeeds The egNa gassnfgE
ws pas sea eAss SE-trenee
HILL & TIBBITsTS
ma yegm0Ag AeF NV MAJ
oaaexs FeFa nralei NA 9sSH IS
NASH 1879 4-er rssr. g., nsw tr.
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&1AS A4AAE*

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AuroAosilfs Eos SAlI
AUTO AUCTION
FOuR-MONTH GUAR

S-1sY tFsAk nsGzasf~A&ek E&HsszHzF
sN sIs6ssa2ss CAam T-sz Tsss
a. fF&sse *-e* -
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&zs ta q
HILL e. TIBBITTS
itts stFsnse8 ave M Nasr =
Osasst FeEs Tsssst "a s<%s
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2-dsy trial: money-haek guarantee.
This sensational double guarantee
takes all the risk out Of buying o
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AuroMoBnEs WANTED

: slsdsassurs - AZ Al 4
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FORD 1s4s blu. custom Fordor: "a:
si.soa Ct fs'r MR. ssiTH' saHEifs NE. i 1870
FORD new 1s47 Fordor VS. super De
luxe; r. and h.; lady owner; Low
miisase; Si,4e5. Eek. 5914. --1e
FORD lS4S sedan coupe; this super
de luxe ia q lovely car at Q price
that's wholesale; total $3.50, casn
or terms; Tuson tan ,ne.ioI sp1i5xlesi inis hefs u
the ideal model for young family;
GAN fFord}, I'LL 18th st. NV
FoIkp III 'eSs 'sa1 de luxe rordor; $500 Q,
best offer; excellent eondition. H
FORD 1871 de luxe Tudor: r; r. ane ans
h.; good condition.; owner; 30.OOS
MI; $3.50 or best offer. SH. 4SS2
FokD 1919 Fordor sedan. custom g
accessories; blue; 400 MI: immac.
I.:tinr Sl.ss; ETY. Ely. VI. 7sS, 7ss,s' '' 0e''
FORD AT super de luxe. Tudor, thl
economical e-cyl. that gives superla'
tiy. pertorps,pSs,s ,,sommens.a It's an Sxnf5 :,
lis orieinal one owner in writing
Dark royal blue finish; car Is i'm.
maculate throughout. with radie
and heater; 30-day guarantee: ST.
1e5. cash or terms; LOGAN (Ford,,
iii 18th st. NV, p1. 5803. -1s
FORD 1s49 Custom Tudor VS.. Sold
with two (2l year guarantee, both
gray finish; white.vali tires, radio,
heater and side mirror. List price,
S1.910. Cash or terms UP to u
{. Roi; NV I1aAss 81. sssO5' O550r0' III -ls ls'h
FORD 1e4y clue coupe; T. and h.,
less than 5000 MI, 30-day new
car guar; S1.796. POTOMAC MO-
TOR SALES INC, 2030 NJ st. NV.
IA. 25ol. ST. 6ss4. Open eyes.
rosD Oh siaSi isi7 club coup. super De luxe:
radio and heater. eovers; excellent
MECHANICAL cond. guarantsed; ST.
395. STANLEY II. HORNER, INC.
9th and Fla. ave. ne. -22
FORD Ie4s Custom IS" club epe. /;
maroon, white sidevan tires. =. and
h.; 200 miles; Sl.S95; $10o under
list: 30-day guarantee: cash. trade
or terms Open ewes. till 8, Sundays
till o. CATCHER MOTORS. INC,
500 Wis. ave. VIC. 1851. lis :.
FORD le4s SUPER "6" Tudor; can't
be told from . new car; Just broken
IN By ! careful owner: 81, ,44Si only
5485 down, LOVING MOTORS.
14th and u Sta. n.v. lis
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l Will Pan ALI CASH tpg c4esr
cars new or GSec Cal ne rev 81
dFlft hy cAsh SaltIrE lENk
CAST l.fhERRY lcAo BsnninE q
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INA Vermont Ave. NV. wash
Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma. $3.50. - =
CHEVROLET 1884 epe.; looks and
REINES MOTOR co.
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cost Commercial Credit time pay.
nc. sn $500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. $500.
radio and heater: 500 miles: low.
cost Commercial Credit time pay
ments; l9O-day Mheelmobile guar.
antee by WHEELER, INC. Chrysler.
Plymouth I. . 9 de- asaleTs asoc 1900 Wisconsin @ls
CHEvRoIiT is4o esbriolst. bsaSti;;
seat covers, excel. cond. throughout;
SS45: see Mr.. McRory on this one
before you buy. 62S II 81. ne Al
cfH2svIkoLEr 1888 de. luxe coupe;
sacrifice. S210. terms, $50 down
MR.. ROPER. 1880 r. l. ave. ne. 1s'
CHRYsLER 1s4l New Yorker sedan; sedan;
driven. d emo SEES. or r1ss S.st oiisr. CO. szss
cHRYsLER '4s Crown Imperial 8.
passenger sedan: IKE new, cSmpiets.
!. saH,iI. with ana ,nG top IN Ia its s class
new car price; S4.s11. WIN sasri.
See sc tia.nosa Il as,sf for 81 500 soyn snd
alhnsR0o.s Ros' wi. 70 s5os Ss, .is:r ss 8 em Ssn 70
CHRYsIEE 1915 windsor 4-dr: iuxu;
interior on the markst custom up;
holstery, radio ana neAtef. royal
blue finish that sparkles: 30.day
owner rated gusransee; Si.Stb' e.; sss5
IstR 81 ny y,a4sp p5 N.S sses; Sors.r: is liant
rrsy. custom interior. radio and
heater, automatic Transmission, O.
900 actual miles; bargain at $2,450;
low-cost Commerstsl Credit time
antee BY wHEELER,. INC. Chrysler-
Plymouth dealer. 4S00 Wisconsin
ny EM; 4sool,e 4sosol,e w,nx..x Is Is
green finish. radio and heater. Gus
tom covers, automatic Transmission
5000 actual miles: bargain ut So
$50: low-eost Commercial credi,
time payments, o0.day Wheelmobils
dnrysisr-piymouth dealer. $500 Wis.
constn NV, In. 1900. Ia
CHHYsLER 1e47 windsor e-passen.
ger club coupe: low mfleags, all
Weather heater. s-tube radio, supel
cushion tires. one owner, excel
eond. for quick sale. $1.oS0. rhon'
rMHSYsIxs III HI 40 sarssesa sedan
black, radio and heater, automati,
Transmission; this 10 IN EXCEPTIONAL,
clean car; Si, ,ee6; iow-eost CONNER
cisi Credit time payments. o0-da.
Wheeimobiie guarantee BY WHEEL
KR.IfNC.. ChFysler-Plymcuth dealer
ls0e Wiseonsin B.v- m. $500. Iii
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30

wife spent the week end at the
lodge.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30

Road Builders Association, in an
analysis of safety data which he
said, indicated highway fatalities
are decreasing in proportion to the
degree in which recommendations
of the Conference have been ap-
piled in various states.
This has been due to the re-
markable work of the Action Pro-
gram of the Conference, in which 1t
was shown that had there been
no such concerted effort, the high
way death rate of the nation last
year would have been $4,000 in
stead of $4,000" Mr.. Upham said.
LAS General Philip B. Fleming,
general chairman of the Conference
pointed out, partial failures really
reflect a failure to apply the Action
Program and the program has not
spread far enough into the grass
roots"
Citing records of the Automotive
Safety Foundation, Mr.. Upham
pointed out that six states which
diligently have followed the pro-
gram lead in the decrease of traf-
fic deaths in 1913. Rhode Island,
he said, heads the list by a wide
margin, with an exceptional record
of 27 auto deaths per 100 million
miles of travel, nearly one-third
less than the goal of 6 set in 1916
The other five states are Mas
.sachusetts, 3.8; North Dakota, 4;
New Jersey, 40; Connecticut, 43;
and New Hampshire, 5.
"On the other hand" Mr.. Up
ham said, New Mexico has a death
rate of 12.l, approximately six
times that of Rhode Island, or twice
the amount of the set goal
1.-THE goal of 6 set by the High
way Safety Conference in 1916 has
not been met, the average being 81.
Again referring to the $4,000
deaths in 1948 in comparison with
the possible $4,000 except for the
efforts of the Action Program, Mr.
Upham said:
This record is even more re-
markable than the figures indicate
in the face of the deplorable condi-
ton of our highways. First the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30
TROY NEWS
SagIe Defeats Troy

SagIe Defeats Troy
Sagles league leaders sunk the
Troy Vets Sunday on the home
field 20 to when they raked the
combined offerings of Don Moore
and Ray Lindsey for Is hits. The
TROY boys kept their batting aver
ages up, getting II hits off Harp
Turnbull but the old master bore
down in the clutches and kept them
away from the plate most OF the
wav. He lost control for moment
in the fifth when RAY Lindsey led
off with a single and came home
hoEe on little Rays double down
the third base line. Al followed
with another double sending his
brother home. Taylor drew a base
on balls and came in on Kuwaharas
long drive over the left fielders
head but the rally died and the
Vets didn't score again until the
9th when three hits and base on
balls led to another three runs.
Sagle crossed the plate for six
more runs in the ninth and set the
Vets down scoreless in their half
and the game was over.
The Vets play Libby seven
inning twilight game wednesday
evening and go to Creston, b. c.,
Sunday, July 3. Let's hope they
improve.
The box. score:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30
Brush Teeth Twice a Day,
Dentist Suggests at Meet

Everyone should spend at least
four minutes a day in the home
care of the teeth and gums, DR..
Dickson G.. Bell, of San Francisco,
said at the 32nd annual meeting
of the American Academy Of Peri
odontology.
For healthy gums the teeth
should be brushed at least twice a
day-night and morning-and the
most important time in the morn
ing is after breakfast" DR.. Bell
declared. He also recommended
that the teeth be brushed after
each meal whenever possible.
DR.. Bell said there is no gen.
eral agree ment among dentists re-
garding the best design for
toothbrush, but that it was his
opinion the most satisfactory type
is one that has a fiat or level
trimmed bristle surface-the So
called straight toothbrush. He
added:
1.-THE brush should be of medium
size with a large number Of bristle
knots or tufts set close together
and four rows in width. This gives
a degree Of density or body to the
brush. The many bristles will cover
more area of the tooth surface and
thus give a better cleaning result.
"This method Of brushing cleanses
the surfaces of the teeth and
messages the gingival tissues by
permitting the bristles Of the
brush to travel in the same gen.
eral direction as food passes over
the teeth"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30
Lab for Foot. Mouth Study

After a long verbal battle with
other states, an isolated island off
Rhode Islands coast will be the site
of a mammoth research laboratory
which the government wants set up
IN its fight against the foot-and-
mouth disease. The other states OBJ
iected because of fears that the dis
ease might spread to cattle within
their borders. The project is to be
an elaborate one, costing possible
Is to IS million dollars. On the is
land the research area would cover
as much as 400 to 500 acres, mostly
cattle enclosure areas. Extremely
elaborate safeguards have been
MANNED. including rat-0rnof fencing
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30

wife spent the week end at the
lodge.
Here and There
Mr.. Bowman, owner OF the Doo-
nan Hotel underwent a major OPP
Grafton at Conrad, last Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Bennett came Friday
to spend few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anthony Joy.
Last week end Mr.. and Mrs.
Mettler and the Misses Alice and
Phyllis visited in Kalispen
Visiting at the Ivan Hodges home
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Westover and family. They have
been residents of Brooksville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Scott and son
Gary of Milton, Wash, are visit
ing relatives here. Also over the
week end VIM. Wallace had as his
guests, his nephews from Carey
wood Ida.
Mrs. Helen Laehn and son Freddy
Of Spokane have been visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hand spent
part of last week in Lewiston, Ida.
Mrs. E. E. Drury returned last
week from Spokane where she was
"a patient at the hospital for two
weeks. Her health is much i'm
proved
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmar Hensen left
on their vacation this week They
Will visit in Missoula.
Mrs. Al Anderson has her mother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Norman visiting at her home They
spent the latter part of the winter
in their old home in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pearson and
Wally spent last week end in
Havre. She visited with her two
brothers recently arrived from Kan
sas. It had been many years since
the family met and they all en-
joyed the reunion very much.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30
Water Rate Increase

When patrons of Troy Municipal
Water receive statements at the
first of July all will be surprised,
as that department has not in the
past made a business of sending
bills. But the surprise does not
end there, for with each statement
will go letter stating that the
commission has permitted an in
crease in rates. Those who paid
$500 will be listed owing $500 and
so on. There will be no new rate
below $500. Hotels, bars, res
taurants, lodges and churches will
find an increase considerably above
the former. The school also will
pay considerable additional rev.
enue to the water department.
Last week the new commissioner
of water was busy putting down
new pipe along Missoula Ave.
where the frost broke the cast
iron pipe last winter. Several per-
sons were without water for five
months. Now the drought is over.
Water pressure holds up well
during the dry weather so far, but
as the days are cool there is not
the water consumption there would
be were it hot.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30
MODERN ROADS ANSWER
TO NEW SAFETY GOAL

Washington, D. c. June 29-At-
tainment of the goal of only five
auto fatalities per 100 million miles
of travel, set at the recent Presi-
dent Highway Safety Conference
in the face of the 1948 record of
81 deaths depends greatly on the
desire of the public to bring the
nations war -deteriorated highways
up to date"
This statement was made here
today by Charles M Upham, en-
gineer-director of the American
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30

In the interests of safety, ma
tionaI security, and the country's
economy. we must adopt coura-
geous, forward looking pohcleS
which will not only bring our roads
up to date and make them capable
of handling today's increased trat-
fic. but fit to accommodate the still
greater traffic future is certain to
bring in keeping with our ever
expanding economy"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30

depression and then the war deter
red the states in their subdivisions
in their efforts to keep our high
ways abreast of the times. made
quate funds, resulting in large
measure from the postwar initiation,
have compelled us to resort to
makeshift and piecemeal procedures
and are preventing us from execu-
ting the well-planned highway pro-
gram we so obviously need.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30

That Mountain View Lodge is
taking its place among well patron
lied resorts in Montana is evidenced
in the number of out of state guests
who have been entertained during
the past week. A glimpse at the
register shows Paul Noble from
the Spokesman-Review who spent
a few days there. Major Berniece
Hill, Army Nurse Corps, Fl. Law
ton, is vacationing here. From
California came Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Murphy of Sonora. Two business
women from San Francisco, the
Misses Keenan, left Friday.
The owner of Norsemen's club,
Spokane, Mr.. Paul Jaar with his
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30

DATED for Rice in 9th.
Winning pitcher, Turnbull; losing
pitcher, Moore. SO Turnbul II,
Moorel, Lindsey 4. BIB, Turnbull
2. Moore 2. Hit Batter, H. Turn
bull and J. TurnbuIl by Lindsey.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30
Bridal Shower

On Wednesday evening friends
gathered at the E. V. Koch home
to honor Miss Edna Koch with a
miscellaneous shower. Miss Koch
is the bride-elect of Lamar Lindsey
of Libby.
The evening was spent in a social
way. Ice cream and cake were SER
we'd by the hostess, Miss Eleanor
Whitefield, assisted by Mrs. Koch.
Thos present Included: Mrs. Earl
Lindsey, Marlene and Joan Lind
sey of Libby and Ruth Park also
of Libby; and from Troy, Mrs.
A. E. Kessler, Mrs. Gunderson,
Joyce Molyneaux, Eleanor White
field, Janiel Wallace and Donna
Bowman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30

to place every "low-income" Ameri-
can family in government public
housing"
The average earnings of families
now living in public Subsidized"
housing is $4,000. There are ap-
proximately 20 million American
families with incomes no higher
than that
On the basis of $4,000 a year in
come, more than half the families
in the u. S. qualify for a home in
"a government housing unit.
But most American families
haven't learned how helpless they
are, for, according to U. S. Census
figures. over one-half of our fami-
lies with incomes below $1,000 per
year already own their own homes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-30
Sylvester Says:

100 years is
a long time to
wait for a house,
but by building
100000 public
housing units
per year it would
take the govern
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