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Evening star., 1949-02-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM. clerk; sample
50, MERIT PUPS. 313 Evans Bldg.
1920 New York ave. NV, D1. 1191.
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive satel,
EASY METHOD North i7g4
FRENCH. SPANISH. ENGLISH, tutor
ing or INSTRUCTION by former A. U.
instructor. NO. s676' bet. SO Pm
MODERN TRAINING In beauty cul;
ture. all subjects taugEt.. Approved
" Government for g, training
FASHION la54 s ss ART rz AND p1 FAsafoN 4S2 design
Private instruction and profes..
sional training for beginners and
advanced students. Telephone Wo.
OVER YER 400 COURSES covering ensi-
mercial art. vocational. high scnools.
TERNATiONAL CORRESPONDENCE
sGHo9odLs Room 2lo Bond Bldg.
Beauty OPERATORS NELoE D.
Modern training in all subjec,s; day,
night and part-time classes Get
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y. ave.
woRLDs vi 13?s sdHooh hhtsD1shfa aousE lsis Inter-
nationa! CORRESPONDENCE Schools
The leaders of today are the I. C.. 8.
students of yesterday. over 400
courses covering: engineering, bust
ness, mathematics, commercial art,
vocational. high schools. etc, Ap-
Information. Room 210 Bond Bldg,
ME. S166.
TEACHER OF FRENCH-French ma
tive. degree from French and Amer
ican universities. Free mornings.
Will do translations. Box 273-V
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OPPORTUNITY

A nationally known insurance COM
pany, opening branch office in
this city. desires to interview young
lady. between ages 20 and 35. for
responsible position as secretary
and stenographer; prefer lady un-
must be loyal and dependable Re-
ply in own handwriting, stating
phone number to Box lis. Star
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SALESMAN

S5.Ooo-up class. Career opportunity
for right man; appointment sellinl
only; We have more contracts thar
our present staf can cover. sup
ported by radio and magazine pub
licity. Draw against earned com
rtssion. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN.
NICA, Call Mr.. Magill, RE. 6aIl,
for axecutiye interview ~
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AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-Earn approxi-
mately $500 to $1,000. Start a
merchandise club-churches. lodges,
parent-teacher ass'ns. etc. No in
HoRRoW FURNITURE CO. ia
Chestnut ST.. Phila. d, Pa. -27
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BIG CLERICAL EXAM.

The big clerical exam. March 5th
and 18th. Tuition. S15 entire course.
All instruction papers free Mon.
Tues. Wed. Thurs. each week:
MR., RICHARDS, Tivoli Theater
Bldg, 1913 l4th st. NV, MI. 955s.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~SsASOSA AZ, AOAA6 HSSsSS
Rent only $40 mo-: income quoted
$1,000 mo and can be increased
modern fixtures: Only. $500, some
terms. Near 18th and Penna. NV,
G. J. YOUNG, BROKER
FACTORY, SALE OR LEASE
Metal products company, nearby Va.
home of metal egg crsteS Tor over
30 years. Periecto flower boxes
and pot line, nationally known, and
other sundry items.
A products marketed through big
dept. stores, hardware. seed and
florist, iobbers. and direc:. mail.
Equipment, machine shop, make own
dies; punch presses. slittins tools
and special machines; also own
printing Office for individual print
Ing. Owner will stay along with
purchaser until he fully learns all
details; will assist in making and
marketing. Centrally located. l5
passenger trains daily. overnight to
New York. A very profitable man
ufacturing business. Owner eStab-
lished same more than 80 years
ago. Complete Information by ap-
pointme2t only. c. w. EGGLETON.
1917 4th St NV. DU. 5o31;
res DU OT47 is
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GIFT SHOP

GIFT SHOP
In prominent apartment hotel
Rent, $40 month; about $4,000
stock and 5000 fixtures Due to
Illness in family will sacrifice for q
quick sale for $4,000 cash. Ideal
fo- lady CT couple. First come, first
served. Exclusive with
LEON GOODMAN
16ol Conn. ave. CO. $500; nights
and SUNDAYS RA R3k5
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Retail LIQUOR Salesman

trade. Thoroughly familiar with fine
field, college graduate with market
ing background: basic salary, SIS
for As hours. Write Box 275-V,
Star
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INTANGIBLE Salesman

We have what we believe to be the
fastest selling proposition in Amer
tea. II you think you. are sales
nent connection with far above
average income, apply manager:
Room $40, Ring Bldg. 18th and
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Kosher DelicatesSen
Old-established store OF the better
kind. Owner quotes $1,000 a week.
Good-size store with low rent, long
lease. Priced right for a quick sale
with $4,000 cash as down pay
ment; will also consider a partner.
Exclusive with
LEON GOODMAN
1921 Conn. ave CO. $500; nights
and Sundays, RA $3.50
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11Ol Pa. ave. NV.
GIRLS

Are you looking for interesting work
gooo wages. regular increases
pleasant surroundings. 5-day week
Visit our employment once. 91S G
G st NV, $50 am to pm
Monday through Friday.
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
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SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE. colored. want part
time janitor iob with apt; no
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TRIPLE TRACK

storn windows: in times of stiff COM
petition you need something tnaf
"sells''-something different; We
have 1t In our triple track aluminium
combination window; sensibly priced
wks. delivery; backed by active
advertising campaign; high commits
sion; we train inexperienced men.
See Lou Tulman or Bill Grossman,
al WEATHER. MASTER CO., 3lu
Sheridan ST. NV. ia. 420l. 20
ASST. SALESMANAGER
Established real estate firm This
position will pay very well for e1'
perienced real estate man. Call c
b. MURPHY. Realtor, 14e1 25th st
sc, AT. 1927 or FIR. 1871. 1t
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ReStaurant. LIQUOR, Beer

ReStaura Mt. Liquor, Eeer
Have opportunity for wide-awake
restaurant man. One of the h1est
small places and in one CT the best
locations Equipment modern. up
to-date. most OF 1t new; long lease;
sat about GO people; easy to op-
crate. Complete information by ap-
pertinent e w EGGLEION, 36l7
14th st. NV. DU. 5O51; res, DU.
O747. lis
II RMS, 4 BATHS
Rooming house, Columbia rd., few
doors east of 18th st. NV. Gas
automst tic heat, unusual nice fur
niture. Rent, $3.50 mo. Income
quoted, S373 mo. plus rms. and
beth on 1st foo to live in. Should
sell quick $4,000 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave RE $40.
GAS STATION
Or parking lot wanted downtown or
adj. area. I represent lGe. chain
parking lot owner: will consider
leasing or tearing down present
property: immediate action.
BOB HOLLANDER
Realtor. 1411 Penna. ave. NV. Ma.
9T43. -16
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woodward q IOCTlrOp
Has openings in several depts. fol-
saleSwomen; 5-day. 4O-hr. Wk Ap'
ply employment ONCE, 9th fir. North
bldg. q..tn-6 daily -IN
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Candy-Soda Fountain
And sandwich shop; long lease: ex-
elusive Silver Spring area. All mod
ern equip. chrome tables and chairs
Income quoted $500 wk. Only S4,-
900 cash, no balance: eQpt. cost
more Call Mr.. Stevens, ST. 5151.
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
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Would You Like to Pump
ESQ gasoline? Would you like to
earn $4,000 per year? This
owners auditors statement will show
$4,000 profit for last year. You
need only $1,000 complete, all cash
EX. 2555 TIL 8 pm. PASTOR
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SEAMSTRESS

Experienced for dress designer: 8
needed: temporary location. HyattS-
vile, Md. Box 25-X. Star. III
Attention Operators
1mmed. openings for work in our
Apply empl Office. 9th FIR. Main
bldg. $50 to = daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
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GIFT SHOP

In large apt. building: rent $3.50
ton air-cond. unit: ultramooern fix
lures; income quoted $4,000 year
exclusive NV; $500 handles. ST
5757.
c. j. YOUNG, BROKER
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OPPORTUNITY
Exclusive franchise for Fluroescent
Lucite letter changeable signs. WASH
ington. Va. and nearby Md: re-
placing inside neon signs; one of
the fastest selling signs in America
today. $4,000 investment required;
experience unnecessary. See dis
play room. ELECTRONIC PROD
UCTS, INC, 1909 H st. NV, I to
0 pm. ST. 4S56. LII
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6 APIS, 6 BATHS
Near 10th and Mass. ave. NV: oil
heat, S125 rent, easy to manage,
average furniture: IL rooms in all.
Should sell fast for $4,000; terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1ntn u>r,,,opt aya DE k1AO
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NIGHT CLUB

Nearoy aryfI M ac lew knoWn ml9s from Gana D. BE-
tween $1,000 and $4,000 weekly
90G bar; seats about 800. Open
5 pm. daily: beautifully equipped:
parking space for over 100 cars:
long lease; about $4,000 cash
handles; present owner inexper.;
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BOB HOLLANDER
RESTAURANT

Restaurant Specialist since 1920
excl. broker. 1411 Penna. ave. NV.
MA o743 -16
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ADVERTISING ASSISTANT-Do you
words? Does an advertising career
appeal to vou-and do you have
energy as well as ambition? II so;
tell us ali about yourself, exper and
qualifications for copy writing and
salary expected. Mail your replies to
Mr.. Z. I. Cowen, YOUNG MEMS
Evening star., 1949-02-16

1929 Vermont
MONEY-MAKER
General store. dance hal, beer parlor
and 5-room apartment. on lot 14ax
l2O, on good hard road, about l."
mi from D. c., near active airfield;
can be bought on reasonable terms.
Ask for Mr.. Leonardo. AT. $3.50 or
OW 5161 until q pm.
THE GABLES co.
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must be thoroughly exper., dresses,
sa!si sa4nnss soa1s sPf55SSff co seseen
sALEsLADIEs, 25 to As; prefer those
with pleasant personality and neat
appearance; knowledge OF sewing
helpful but not essential. Only
those interested in permanent en-
Arlington Singer Sewing Centers
Good starting salary; group Dement'S
paid vacations: pleasant working
eonditionS Apply MI in EesSn person Ssay 9nIy
SEWING MACHINE co.
SALESLADIES, exp. for hosiery. ano
lingerie depts., store benefits Apply
Mr.. Howard, 4th FIR. PH1L1PSBORN
11th st between F g. G NV. Ii
SALESWOMAN for fur salon in wom-
quality furs Apply Mr.. Winkelman,
md f.. ERLEBACHER, 12l0 F st.
sEAMsTREss, white. experienced or
PfI1IssEy sFERERs 171T ToFfnAs q4ts IT, nT SrhS ar
SECRETARY for building ONCE;
hours, $50 m. to 5 pm, 5k-day
week; pleasant working conditions:
go ees AppS bdE ap suD
SECRETARY, permanent, for claim
adjuster, handling insurance claims
sEcRETAsY, EeI PF syS'; $3.50 years old. diy typ.
pleasing personality because some
public contact required Small ONCE
staff, pleasant working conditions
Salary open. Box 266-V, Star, 49,
SECRETARY, STENO. for active Law
oface; under 30 yrs. Of age. neat ap-
good salary for right person. Elk
sTTGGSNoGRAPHER; interesting motor
picture work; 40-hr., .5-day week
Rko as5s Rzb1o Sk2 4RRx IN ads eS.is" ast
sTTESoGRAPHERs WANTED, trade
association. Apply 10 am: and :
pm, room 52S' Barr Bldg, 90 ! 9TH
sTENoGRAPHER. permanent employ.
ment, pleasant environment. vaca-
ton and sick leave; opportunity
for advancement. Apply in person,
Room 21s, YMcA. 1875 g st. NV,
sTENoGRAPHER; local motion pic.
nographer;. permanent position; 40.
UNITED ARTISTS CORP, 924
sTESoGRAPHER Fl Il eHsi PiM; with nationally maH
knOTn know WHfkr tFgek cGm9a3y MoToR 49hr TE
1st st. ne. Mr.. Bose. -17
STENOGRAPHER, white, age 20 to
26, in well-established construction
firm; pleasant working conditions;
5-dey week; experience not neces-
sary; paid vacation; opportunity for
advancement. Call MR.. TESTER,
sfTlENoGkApHER II itSS 4 for small engineer,
once In Dupont Circle Bldg. Call
MR.. WALSH. DE. 9026 ~
Room 209. Union Station. -22
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, pleasant
working cond., experienced: good
salary. Apply Chief Operator. CARL
TON HOTEL, 18th and K sts. NV
TOILET GOODS CLERK. in drug
store 6-day wk., no Suns, no
nights: good pay and commissions.
Must have exper. and refs. Apply
McREYNOLDS PHARMACY. 18th
and G sts. NV. -l6
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Delic.. Wine & Beer

1O-year lease: rent. Sl15. Income
quoted. $4,000 mo. Frozen food
boxes. loft. meat display case
all modern eauipment and loadeo
14th st. Chance of lifetime
$4,000 handles; ST. 5157.
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TOILET GOODS CLERK. in drug
store. 6-day wk, no Suns, NO
nights; good pay and commissions.
Must have exper. and refs. Apply
McREYNOLDS PHARMACY. 18th
and G StS. NV. -l6
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WHOLESALE AuCOI1lOLIV6
Parts. some retail: owner quotes over
quotes $4,000 net. Complete ma
chine shop. 1947 truck. Buy fix
lures. equipment and stock. $40, 600,
saleable stock Large BLDG, 10-yr.
lease. ct $50 a mo Near D. C..
Call Mr.. Stephens, ST. 5751.
e. 7 VOTING RROKER
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DISTRIBUTORSHIP

NEW PRODUCT-Sample. already
developed. Need small investment
to put on market. Costs few cents
portunity for windfall prcfts. Will
discuss situation with bona -fide in
vestors. References. Box 2S0-V,
Evening star., 1949-12-09
U.4 Firm Buying Bodies
Af0|d Nazi Camp, Reds Say
by the Assoeiotsd prsss

Soviet Russia's official radio has
told the Arabs that an American
company is buying bodies from
a wartime Nazi death camp for
industrial purposes"
A recording was made public
yesterday by State Department
officials who termed 1t a new
low" in propaganda.
The broadcast was in the
Arabic language and was beameo
to the Near East. 1t declared that
a French committee Representing
the former Resistant movement,
after visiting former Nazi con-
centration camp near LIE Havre
declared Officially" that an Amer.
lea ncompany named Hitler" was
buying up the remains Of those
executed.
The Moscow commentator con.
cluded by saying that "this bestial
despicable. and dastardly form o1
cannibalism will evoke the dis
gust of the honest people Of the
world"
Terming the charge complete
fabrication, State Department Off
cials said they knew of nothing
on which it could have been based
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Servicemen Told Shelter
Can Block A-Bomb Effects
BY the Associotsd Press

RICHMOND. Dec. 9.-An armed
forces spokesman said here yester-
day that the man in a well-built,
underground shelter is relatively
secure if an atomic bomb should
fall directly above him.
Col. Thomas F. Mccarthy, lee
turer with the Industrial College
of the Armed Forces, added that
any one more than 2 miles from
the spot fhere the bomb falls has
more than q fighting chance to
survive the worst effects of flash
burns and radiation.
But he warned Virginians to be
prepared. through civil defense,
for a bomb just in case one is
dropped.
Americans aren't doomed, the
colonel told members of the armed
forces attending two-week eco
nomic mobilization study course,
even if an enemy rops one bomb
on each Of the Nations 81 cities
having a population of over 250,-
900. He estimated that such ac-
ton would result in death to about
SIS 900 people and injure like
number.
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Man Killed Fixing Gun
ITO Sell for YuIe Funds
BY the Associated Press

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. 9.-Wil-
liam j. Boston, 40. decided hi
would sell his shotgun and use
the money to buy Christmas
presents for his five children.
Yesterday. he got the gun Out
of a closet and began cleaning the
barrel. His wife, working in the
kitchen, heard an explosion and
ran into the living room to ind
him shot dead.
Lackawanna County Coroner
Paul E. Kubasko said the shot
gun had been discharged acct
dentally. The charge struck Mr.
Boston in the head.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Commons abort Group
Seeks Publication Of
All Campaign Costs
" the Associotsd Press

LONDON, Dec. 9.-In a pre-
election move. a group OF Labor
ties introduced in the House Of
Commons last night a motion
which would require political
parties to publish full statements
of their campaign expenses.
The motion was set for debate
next Thursday.
The question of election expenses
developed from a row between the
Laborites and Conservatives over
money being spent by British bus
iness concerns to fight the govern
ment's plans for state ownership
Of such industries as sugar, cement
and insurance.
Deputy Prime Minister Herbert
Morrison said recently this looked
like political propaganda to him,
since it was directed at policy
of the Labor Party.
Election Laws Cited.
The British election laws Of 1948
forbid spending on propaganda
for the purpose TO procuring the
election of any candidate at a
parliamentary election"-except by
the candidate himself or his desig-
mated agent. Newspaper and mag
azine comment is exemped.
The Uncontrolled British
Broadcasting Corp. does not COM
ment.
BY raising the issue. Mr.. Nor
rison brought two other questions
into the open:
/. The law limits each candi-
dates campaign spending to a
basic f450 t$1,260), plus an aver
age of about twopence (2h cents)
per voter in his district. He is
required to list as part of his cam
paign fund an outsiders spending
for propaganda which helps his
election.
2. When does an election cam
Ipaign begin?
A clue to the nearness Of the
general election was given by Mr..
! Morrison. He announced the
House will recess December 16 for
the Christmas holidays and re-
convene January "a. But he re-
fused to assure a questioning Con-
Evening star., 1949-12-09

servative member that Parliament
will not be dissolved before the
scheduled January "a reopening
date. b..
The possibility thus was raised
that Prime Minister Attlee may
call on the king to dissolve Parlia-
ment before that time, precipi-
tating an immediate election.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Paper Says CoIombions
Seek $3.50, 400 in Arms
By the Assoeioted Press

BY the Assoeioted Press
BOGOTA, Colombia, Dec. o.
The newspaper Ell Espectador said
yesterday that the government:
will buy $670.400 worth of arms
for the Colombian Army from the
Fabrique Rationale d'Armes OF
Belgium. Official confirmation
was unobtainable yesterday. a
holiday here.
The newspaper said the arms in
cluded 1000 machine guns, 1000
automatic pistols. 100000 pistol
cartridges and other items.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS FOR YOUNGSTERS

For boys and girls
i. strong steel
chassis. ball-bear.
Ing wheels.
Evening star., 1949-12-09

For sports or work -. made
with two slash pockets,
Upper closure, knitted collar,
waistband and wristlets. All
sizes from So to 46.
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LIBBY GARDEN CLUB NEWS

Libby Garden Club met at the
home Of Eyra Shanholtzer Deem
Der 20 for the Christmas party
Zach member answered roll call by
naming flowers with both initials
q their names, which game quick
thought for everyone.
Marion Johnson gave a reading
on the Christmas story which was
very interesting and enjoyed BY all
Everyone Joined II singing Christ
UaS carols. followed by a Christ
mas game by Irene Peterson. who
gave out scrambled words all per
tanning 10 Christmas. Prize for all
the words assembled vent 10 Marion
Johnson and least TO Phoebe VOveS.
Exchange Christmas gifts revealing
our secret pal for the year were
placed under a prettily trimmed
Christmas tree and distributed by
Etta McCallum and Lucille Hayden
a delicious lunch consisting Of
sandwiches, lime jellO, two kinds of
Christmas cookies and coffee was
served by the hOsteSses, Ezra Shan
hotter, Irene Peterson and Flor
ence Gamache. Everyone reported
a wonderful time.
delayed news LlCCT Garden
Club met at the home Of Janet Lit
tell November IS. Roll call was
answered by election anecdotes.
Election Of officers being the main
event. Marion Johnson was elected
president; Ann Brockway, vice
president; Lucille Hayden, secret
tary; and Kappa Rice. treasurer. /
Florence Gamache took Jean Thorn
sons place on the fair board with |
Ann BrockWay, assistant
An open meeting was declared I
and our installation of officers /
which will be held at the home of |
Bessie Clowers January II in which |
we welcome anyone wishing to join /
1ur organization to be present at
his meeting.
A lovely lunch was served by /
he hostesses Janet -Littell, Ann
3rockway and Luella Blanchard.
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VI ednesdaY Night-Scrafch
Wednesday Night Handicap

Honor Roll: l. Bloom, SIT; Bowen,
237; Rlsley, SOB; c. Corbett, 1852;
BreWington. 1852.
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Libby News Items

I Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Westman were
= Christmas dinner guests al the Carl
lStrOm home.
Ar and Mrs. James Hartigan.
/ WhO arc now stationed in Spokane
were Christmas visitors al the
home d their daughter. Mrs. Dean
CobDledick. and other relatives.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cassel Of Som
ers spent Christmas al the Orv.IIe
Thorue. and Lloyd Cassel homes.
N Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A Davidson and
family spent Christmas day with
the Ralph Guenthers.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Brad Joice Of
Spokane spent Christmas week end
at the home Of Mrs. Joice's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Bateman
Mrs. Mabel Green Of Great Falls,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. HaSchke
over the Christmas holidays. Mrs.
Green and Mrs. Hascbke are sis
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thompson
spent Christmas IN Spokane visiting
daughter and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Dale johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale johnson and
baby are visiting relatives IN Libby
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lamey went
TO Eureka to spend the Christmas
holidays with their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Byde Lamey.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM A. West of
Roundup, are spending the holi- /
Gays at the home Of Mrs A. H. /
West and family. Mr.. West IS the /
principal of the Roundup high !
school
Miss Margaret Sleizer of Port
land, Ore, is spending the holidays |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Sieizer.
Donald Dutton will enter the
of Missoula on January
3. He will major in business ad-
Mrs. Don Hargreaves left Tues
day for several days in Spokane
business with pleasure
Dick Veldman and Dale Adams
spent Christmas visiting with
their respective families. They re-
turned to Seattle Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Henderson who is a
teacher at Stryker, is spending the
holidays at her home in Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Austin and
IONS Of Kalispell, left Monday for
Spokane after spending the Christ
mas holiday at the home of Mr. Aus
ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
earle.
Carl Hiese of Troy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Zingleman were Sunday
Inner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Iiese.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Disbrow of
1issoula, spent Christmas here with
he Stanley Smart family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rasmussen
nd son Gary spent Christmas in
roy at the Emmett Adkins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hauck and
on Stanley spent Christmas with
1r. Hauck'S mother and brothers
t Priest River, Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howell spent
christmas holidays with relatives in
ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Atkins and fam
y spent the Christmas holidays,
isiting with relatives and friends
4 Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Beasley Of
spokane spent Christmas at the
ONES of their family in Libby.
The Methodist M. Y. F. will have
skating party this Saturday night
{ p m. If the weather should
rove unsuitable, a fun party will
e held in the church Lunch will
e served at the close of the even
lg.
Mrs. Clay Parker is spending the
olidays in Roman visiting her
lother and sister, Mrs. Josephine
.rnold and Mrs. Lloyd Finfrock.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Veldman and
On, Hal Torgerson of Seattle, ar
wed Friday to visit over the hoIi-
avs at the homes of their parents,
Ir. and Mrs. r. r. Veldman, and
Ir. and Mrs. P. v. Kitley. They
1T Tuesday for Seattle
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CARD OF THANKS

To say Thank You" seems in
ADEQUATE. but we want the Fire
men. our friends, and our neigh
bors to know how deeply we ap-
preciate their kindness and gener-
ositv when our home was damaged
by fire.
We wish also to thank the Royal
Neighbors who so willingly helped
IN our cleaning up.-Mr. and Mrs.
Axel Rosenquist and boys.
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TO SHOW 1850 MODELS

The public IS cordially invited to
come IN and see the new 1850
Dodge models in cars and trucks, on
January 4 and 5. Coffee and dough-
nuts VIII be served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
BOWLING SCORES
OF THE PAST WEEK
Monday Night

Honor Roll: Larson, $50; Ernest Egg
CERT, 548; Spencer, $50; Brist, 52l;
F PfIti $40
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29

Verboncoeur, 457; Inga Riddle, Al;
Norma konen, 433; Blanche Guen-
ther. 42l.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
Malaria Fever

Donald Ross, a Briton, discovered
the cause Of malaria in 1897.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
Friday Night

Honor Roll: D. Sleizer. 555: HAYDEN.
254; W. Brown, 55I; Spencer, Sal;
Eugene Eggert, $50.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29

Thursday Night WOmeu's League
Honor Roll: Julia Midyett, 463; Icy