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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MOIEL, 10 rms, apis. plus mgrS.
quarters, on beautifully landscaped
offering excellent possibilities for
expansion; located on o. S. Hwy. II.
close. to ocean, in town Of Myrtle
Beach. s. G.. famous summer resort
catering also to north and south
property as part payment. Contact
OWNER. Box 694. Myrtle Beach.
MODERN SERVICE STATION. ? bays.
ita1 investment required. Phone JE.
3-321O. ME. S-O442. -19
SERVICE STATION, on busy boule-
ward: inclosed wash and lift. rea-
sonable. Ii. 4-9335. 10"
DELICATEssEN. sandwiches. beer;
for sale BY owner. $1,000 for every
ATToMoBIEE A1pf3S SG bEaLERsHTP Fl aT of popu
lar make car and truck in small
West Virginia town. Box 465-H.
NEAR fszf; 14th AND L SITS. N.w.S1s
as as Ioo6 Iroomine business. Long lease
Co, 1918 N. st. NV, DI. 7-8688.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME to get into
the restaurant business. Going
concern. highly regarded in this
area. desires to lease complete facili-
perienced in banquet arrangements,
catering. pvt. parties. Husband
beautifully. Write Box 116-K, Star
PRICED TO SELL-Income apis. and
X. Kf sSsSS9 1862 to $4,000 dn' Pfs Phsne
GARAGE FOR RENT on shares, at
Fairfax Circle; completely equipped; !;
ideal for partners. Vienna 440oW.
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION available in
AIR MS ec6NbETToARD 6R6EHi Nj Dry DRY cLEANiNG
STORE-Flrst reasonable offer. Call
DE. 2.5751 after pm. -19
GROCERY, liv. quarters. Minimum
iSasoo iss:s tgs Ttt f os!41 Es2i ssS: 5'F
RESTAURANT-Gr $4,000 per
Lease; Rent S125. co. 5-92o1. 23'
DRuGsToREs' rs real aoS Soppor. for phar-
living with his own business. AUER-
BACH & CO.. DI, 7-6501. AID.
ToGRissr COURT, one of the best
money-makers on No. 1 hwy. south
ot oer Alsx dsx vsSr syeraseS better than t $Ito
and living quarters: requires high
class operator and substantial down
HILL Hill CARTER. JR.. s17 Prince St.
HARDwAERE; nearby Md; ,oc. in lse.
commun.; LIST class stock; low over
head; reas. terms. OWNER. JU.
DRUGsToRE, reasonably priced. in
PROPERTY yAsisi AND FHRN., t,oIsn; semidet.
brick, is rms. baths. oil heat,
yard; porch: $1,000 handles. OWENS
SRI :sss saa ss ssss dony
proper management; 5-rm. apt.
above; $1,000 handles. OwNES
Fl RIEEALTY; EzY Ne s-O4s6.,
SIPS mo, lease. Price, only Sc. 500,
with $1,000 cash down. W. e..
THRIFT, Exclusive. Ma. s-9743.
MOTEL WANTED~our plant will
turns will support the price; should
be within 500 mi. OF washington,
more or less. Write complete details,
inclIding pictures; to JAMES L.
RIxSM WssSiHuton = CO. l9s2 S,,. l7sh n St Boz n;T
GAS STATION, downtown suburban
area; excellent lease; very small In
yestment: WA. 7-951S: 24s
married couple to take over small
restaurant with beer license: COM
pletely equipped and operating,
small amount of cash required.
Write Box 4S5-H, Star. 21s
Is ACRES OF LAND. ideal for motel.
trailer court or drive-in theater. on
IT, . fSsft Isl IN frontsse FGnse "i1an by 550 SOun f.
deep. For further information call
XII. 9-0197.
JOHN HILL CARTER. Jr.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Lsndlords. applicants waiting
for your furp; Or Tafurn. ,apts., or
e8hite,: t y open s7' days a'i Ma V s-ooo1 q.
UNFURN. STUDIO APARTMENT by
settled. employed man; Falls Church
or Arl, JE 4-17S9 after $40 20'
FOUR RETIRED LADIES desire g
bedrm. apt. furnished; utils. includ-
ed; pref. apt. house. EN-. 3-9417.
10"
1st floor apt. in NV, pvt. entr :.
porch; yard. by July 1. Max. rent,
2-BEDRM.. unfurnished, NV: quiet
couple: prefer top floor, good light,
away from traffic. Box Ash Star.
SMALL FURN. APT. with day care
for children. and 3h yrs. Ii. Y
1923 after 8 pm. all day Sun. 30
FURNISHED APT. WANTED bed
rrl., private entrance: for adults,
white; NV. section preferred. Box
o3-J, Star
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Is ROOMS-6h BATHS
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR ExcH

GOOD TRADE next best to sale
If you have home W. coast Florida,
preferably Sarasota. owner retired
and deal his valuable S-rm., ami;
big store attached, garage: nearby
Md; cor, 124x240. on r.r. and State
I'd; big value. future. N. E. RYoN
CO., RA. 3-6146.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

LOCAL MOvING-Lowest rates; all
men; pads. dollies. large van to
hold furniture. R1GHT-wAY. 10.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage in
Phone hSaiS No. 9Si So6io4. GNfoN P1Srtss sTok.
LfGHr HGE co oaAHEiN s'fSlifihsd oaai moviDs. 5sDs
peaches esp. s L MORRIS, .4510 18th
ARE iSi You MoViNG to to- caiifornia alto POI; or
to some other western State? Daily
a9,3 agtey s. at g,,ISG lover rates or sJuDsoN
LONG-DISTANCE MOyERS-We spe-
eializs SIdZY j. IN y this 9ks.o f,eld; move the
ROYALL TRANSFER. We will move
you by by jtoob6 tob or So b; nGe Six rms; as
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service: reasonable rates. H.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937: ewes, RIA. 3-1416.
FREE PACKING BOXES - Chester
Movers, anything. any time. Luggage.
boxes, etc. RE. 7-1560, IA. 9-0115
Moving-Day or Night, Sun.
Very Reas. Rates. 10. 2-1456
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TWO ROOMS, plus foyer, kitchen.
bath and outside porch on the End
fiocr of convenient. well-established
Columbia I'd. Price only $4,000. with
aO%n of ssS and pesse fess ea mHntaly ny
Gavin; with H. G. SMITHY Co. ST.
$4,000; res, AID. 2-5O04. lis
oNE -BEDRM; APT. floor front;
corner location: with porch; very
large rooms, including foyer: 23-ft
living rm., full dining rm.. bedrm.,
kitchen and bath. Exceedingly low
down payment of Sl,500 to respon-
sible purchaser. Monthly payments.
500. Please cali Mr.. Gavin. with
H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000;
TWO -BEDRM. APT, on Columbia rd..
nr. 18th st. NV, completely redec-
GRATED and modernized kitchen;
foyer. living rm., full-siZe dining
rm., pantry and bath; elevator and
switchboard service. Priced very
favorably at S13.750. with u cash.
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G..
sAiITHY YYooSo GO" ST. $4,000; res
TffLDEN GARDENs-Beautifully re-
decorated; 1-bedrm., corner apt. !:
tmmed. possession. WO. 6-S9S1.
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YOU'RE INVITED
TO LIVE AT
col LIMRIA HEIGHTS APIS.

IN ARLINGTON. VA.
Come out and let our manager show
you the newly decorated KING
SIZED | and 2 bedrm. aptS. avail
able in this cool. convenient and
friendly Rarden community. LOWER
THAN AVERAGE RENTS, from
$3.50 mo- including 1tils; To
hriar St. right l long block to
Manager's once on right at S15
B. Greenbriar st. Open daily and
sunday. Call IA. 7-5565,
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT 60.
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$1,000 Cash

81 1000 CASH
VARIETY-NOVELTY-N.E.
Owner has other business. must be
including stocks of approx. 81, 900.
Fixt.. equip. and stock costs $4,000.
Do not pass up this bargain. Ex-
elusive. Ewes. Sam Blanken. ia.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
0S1 = %. NV. MA. 9-9S73
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NEW HOUSES

8 bedrms.; Colonials and ramblers;
! and 2 baths; all-electric kits.
Colonials have SET. side porcheS.
Immed. occupant; S14O to S165
per month.
M. T. BROYHILL 81 SONS
1924 Lee Hwy, Arl. Va. ia. 4-13OO.
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American Univ. Park
4 BedrmS.-2 Baths
RriUhtwOOd Arno

Brightwood Area
This is the place to call for 2, 8 and
4 bedrm., semidet. brick homes In
this desirable area. 1st floor. powder
peting: terms.
AUERBACH a. CO.. DI. 7-65o1.
EXES. RA 3-Rhh2 ia Q-n4z1
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BETHESDA WYNGATE

BETHESDA, WYNGATE
New 2 and 3 bedrm. brick; S115-
$3.50. Full bsmt., gas heat; 1 block
gate Elementary. Dir: Out Old
Georegtown I'd. 9 miles from Bank
of Bethesda. left at Wyngate dr..
] block to houses on Singleton dr..
HENRY j. CONNOR. OIL. 2-16S3;
ewes. OIL. 2-5O5S. go
NEAR P1NEHURST CIRCLE
living room dining room. kitchen.
screened porch and rec. room. Seen
by appointment only.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
COLORED-NE., 1927 CLAY ST
Call after B pm, wkdys. LU. 1-O799.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c

Just one block OF Conn. ave. Center
hall semidetached brick home, per-
feet for average-size family; ALL
SCHOOLS within q moments walk.
IMMACULATE; 6 bright, comfort
able rooms, living room with fire.
recreation room with fireplace and
bar, basement bath; automatic heat;
garage. At $24 $50, it represents an
outstanding value. To inspect, call
Mr.. Vance. WO. 6-7092 (eves.).
THoS: j. FISHER & CO., INC, DI.
7.6S30 ia
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CHEVY CHASE d C

OdEVY CHASE, d. G.
Brick center-hall plan residence, suit
to Blessed Sacrament Church, La
fayette School and transportation.
lst floor. lovely living room with
fireplace, large dining room, kitchen.
breakfast room and library. 2nd
baths. 3rd floor, 3 bedrooms and
" bath. Basement, finished rec
reation room with fireplace, COM
plete bath and maids room; oil
heat; large fenced yard; brick ga
rage. Call NO. 7-59SO. is
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OCCUPANCY - Three
bedrm. 2-bath. full-bsmt, homes
completely equipped modern kitchens
and Anchor fenced rear yards. Call
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
XII. S-6l40 or. TIE. 6-466S.
N WOODRDGE, nr. Eastern ave.
and Michigan ave-, det. brick 6
rms. porch, garage. S125 mo.
On 18th st NV. near v. 10 rms,
MAN. l727 K st. NV. Ma. S-6229.
ARLINGTON - Three bedroom brick
detached; large rms, lust Of colum-
bit pike. $50 month.
- Two-bedfoom row
brick with full hsmt.; recently re-
decorated. $97.60 month.
q. :. LANIER, "A. 5-0A0A
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IEWISDALE, MD.
S110 per month, Cape Cod bungalow
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
HE. 4-3500 once Open til g pm
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BRIGHTWOOD
sis Q50

Row brick. in excellent condition: 6
rooms, table space in kit. recreation
room; gas INV. heat: garage: con-
yenient to everything. Call Mr.. Po-
biak. MA. $4,000; ewes, JU. 5-S165.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417 K
st. NV. ia
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WEST OF 18th ST.

FRsTT TFfc FIooR 8F poWbER eSsf SI' ROOM
Convenient to Mt. Pleasant shopping.
Very lge. liv. rm. and din. rm., bright
kit. 3 spacious bedrms.. bath and
rear porch on 2nd a. Bsmt with
front entrance. Terms can be ar
4-26O6. RIA. 6-83s6. Kinks REAL
TY CO.. REALTOR. HO. 2-677S.
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Grass Cutting Incl. in Rent
Cow. to Andrews Field, Boil
ing Field, Naval Research
Lab, Capitol Hill and all
town Washington.
Children welcome.
MODEL HOUSE OPEN II
Dir: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Branch ave.
s.e., right on Branch ave-, continue
out Branch ave. extended to traffic
light at St. Barnabas rd.. right on
st. Barnabas rd. approx. " mile to
ESQ Station on right. turn right
ALTERNATE DIR: Over South Capt.
tol st. bridge, out Suitland pkwy. to
Branch ave, out Branch ave. to st.
Barnabas rd,;, right on St. Barnabas
on right. turn right to house
ALLEN & ROCKS, INC.
ST. 3-0505
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COLORED-3-RM. APT, refgr. and
stove; pvt. bath and entr.: utils.
incl, S65 mo. Ii. 4-7231. lie
COLORED-14OO 1st ST. NV
rms. with semipyt. bath; adults only: !:
CoLoREDNSes O ST. N.w.-sm.
apt. avail. for imm. occup.: adults
only; S37. so mo. To inspect call
ME. S-5402.
COLORED-I516 eth ST. N.W.-1
rm., kit. and semipvt. bath; $50 mo. |;
adults only; imm. occup. To inspect
COLoREDee23S 18th ST. NV
rms. kit. and bath; $3.50 mo-,
incl. all utilities: recently remodeled.
redecorated bldg: adults only: imm.
occup. To inspect see ian. on prem
ises or call ME. S-5402.
COLORED -l4I3 p ST. N.W.---1 and
2 rm. apis. 5000 and up. See
ianitor or phone Ma. S-4S1S. pa
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man st. - Si2.ooo. semidetached
brick, 6 rms, bath, oil heat, garage;
bargain. STROUP, RA. $500.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED (cont.D

1926 FOXHALL RID. NV. Four
rooms. kitchen and bath; detached;
large syso YARD and opo porch; S116. o ST.
SILVER HILL. off Branch ave
2-bedrm. det. brick. S125 mo-; conv.
to Andrews Field and Boiling Field;
avail. June 26. 10. $4,000 -23
q -BEDRM. masonry semidet.; inclS.
stove, refgr.. washing machine. and
happy living. Conveniently located
off Columbia Pike. Available immed.
Rental $105 per mo. POMPONIO
REALTY INC, 1929 Wilson blvd,
IA 7-6660. -l8
N. ARL., 3-bedrm. rambler, one bath,
rec. rm., mr.. Nottingham school,
available immed, $40 mo-, ia
1894, ia. 2-3131. IA. 5-6463.
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NEAR D. c. LINE

JAMES L. DIXON & co.
Ia
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Moving-Day or Night, Sun
Very Reas. Rates. 10. 2-1456
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neutrality-suspicious. pl., 700
bath. garage. nicely decorated, liv
fl. 1 large, 9 small bedrms. and
bath. gas heat. Best location pos
S13,5O0: Terms. NO. 7-7253 or
Ia. 9.8797. --19
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED
DEER PARK HEIGHTS
S1l0 PER MO.
3 BEDROOMS

FULL BASEMENT
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-Fine. big frame
ltv. rm.. den on 1st A.; 4 bedrms..
2 baths on 2nd A.: priced for quick
sale; FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
7-l411; ewes, EN-. 2-9265.
BERKELEY-WESLEY HTS. AREA
Brand-new brick Colonial of finest
quality; 6 spacious rms. 21a baths.
rm. and " bath in basement; very
choice neighborhood; few minutes
from downtown. $34,750. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,, EN-.
2-9265.
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trailer court or drive-in theater. on
U. 8. No, ! in Prince William Coun-
ty. 1,1SS-ft frontage by $50 It.
deep. For further information call
XII. 9-0I97.
JOHN HILL CARTER. Jr.
9l7 Prince St, Alexandria, Va.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-15

day, June l. 1858 at eco P. N.
at the Chambers of the Board of
County Commissioners Of Glacier
County, Mountains at the Glacier
County Court! House at Cut Bank,
Montana.
That If NO protests have been
delivered ~ the Glacier County
Clerk and Recorder within fifteen
days after the date Of the first
publicatipo Of this notice, the
said bonEd shall pass a reso! luton
creating said Special Improve.
ment Dostfict in accordance with
the Resolution of Intention here
tofore introduced and passed by
said hoe,rd.
For more detailed information
of said district and lighting sys-
tenn. reference is hereby made to
the Resolus ion Of Intention to
create sajd Especial Improvement
District. on file in Office Of said
County C1ssl and Recorder which
% sxaaah1e Tor public examine
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-15
Business For Freer Trade

A change of really momentous
significance in the attitude of
American business was recorded
at the annual meeting last week
of the Chamber of Commerce of
the United States. The 5000
delegates representing an esti-
mated 1000, ZOO business men
approved a policy statement
which largely turned its back on
tariff protectionism, advocated
repeal of the preferential Buy
American Act on government
purchases, favored an increase of
imports, and d e C ar d tariff
rates should be based on broad
national interests a h e than
those of one industry or section.
The majority in favor of this
new point of view was probably
a relatively narrow one, but the
existence of such a majority at
all indicates broadening of eco
nomic outlook.
That broadening h as com e
about over several decades. Dur
ing the period America has un-
,ergone two important transform
ations. One was from an agri-
cultural country in which manu-
featuring needed encouragement
to the most mechanical and effic-
lent producer on the globe. The
other was from a nation which
had to borrow capital to one
which is by far the largest lender
and source of capital in the world.
When America was borrower
it had to sell more goods abroad
than it bought in order to pay
the interest on its foreign debt.
Now that it is a creditor, others
must sell more to it in order to
pay their debts and buy Ameri-
can goods.
When America was at a dis
antag e industrially- and
planned its defense only in terms
of the western hemisphere-it
had to subsidize many industries
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-15
Notice of Sale OF Indian

Sealed bids will be accepted by
the Superintendent of Blackfeet
Indian Agency, Browning, Mont
ana, up to 200 O'Clock p. M,
Thursday, June 4, 1858. Twenty
tracts of Indian Trust lands to be
sold. Interested parties may OBJ
tain forms for submitting bids
a n d information from Land
Department, Blackfeet Indian
Agency, Browning, Montana.
Guy Robertson, Supt.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-15

in. order to sustain t h e m and
have chem available in event Of
war. Now that it is a world
leader Both industrially and per-
force militarily, the U nit d
States needs to foster larger
trading area in which the most
efficient producers, wherever
found, can contribute their f u l i
strength to the free world.
Having exerted itself to per-
suade the world of the grea t
merits of free enterprise as
against communism and of open
competition as against statism,
America cannot very consistently
say to foreign producers, when
they have exerted themselves,
Sorry, old chap, but we wont
buy your goods unless it's more
than Is per cent cheaper than
our own," or in some ses,
well only let you sell so much
in our country regardless of
price"
Probably it has come to be
recognized more clearly and more
widely in the United States that
tariffs are a form of subsidies.
Instead of being paid directly
from the Treasury as in the case
of farm or other subsidies, the
benefits come from consumers
who pay more for the tariff-pro-
tected articles than they would
have to pay if they could buy
without customs duties from for
eign suppliers.
Similarly it is recognized by
economic realists that subsidies,
though generally undesirable,
cannot be eliminated completely
or suddenly in modern society.
Some are necessary for purposes
of defense, to prevent great dis
locations of employment or losses
of capital, or simply to express a
desire to keep money in local cir
culation.
Yet tariffs are not always the
only and best ways of providing
these subsidies. And there are
limits to the acceptable price for
neighborliness, as witness the
number who trade in the metrop-
oils or by mail order in spite of
appeals to Buy in Bingville."
1t is yet to be seen what eff
feet the Chamber of Commerce
resolution will have in Congress,
but the trend it represents can
not for many sessions be ignored
there. Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-15
Legal Publication


NOTICE OF PASSAGE OF
RESOLUTION TO CREATE
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NUMBERS
Notice is hereby given that on
the 4th day Of May, 1858, the
board of county commissioners
Of Glacier County, Mon t a n a |
passed a resolution of their in
tention to create Special I'm
provement District No. 3 for the
following described property:
First Addition to Dawson
Townsite of East Glacier, Mon
tana. All of Block 9: Lots l, 2,
3, 4, of Block 10; Lots l, 2, 8, 4,
5, Of Block IL; Lots l, 2, 3, 4, s,
6, of Block ID; and that portion
of the Great Northern Railroad
right of way adjacent to Blocks
2, 3, 6. and 7 of Dawson's Town.
site.
That the general character of
the improvement to be made is
the establishment, operation and
maintenance of a lighting sys-
tenn.
That the engineer who is to
have charge of the establish
ment, operation and mainten.
ance of said street lighting sys-
tenn is the Glacier County Elec-
trio Cooperative, which coopera-
tive shall be the sole and exclus--
i've owner of said lighting sys..
tenn.
That the total estimated cost
for the operation and mainten-
ance of said lighting system and
the furnishing of electric current
from dusk till dawn is as follows:
The sum of $279.OO per year
for the business property within
said district. and the sum of
$500 per year for the resident
ial property within said district.
The said business property shall
be assessed at the rate Of Sc IS
per lot, and the said residential
property shall be assessed at the
rate of $4.68 per lot.
These amounts shall continue
to be assessed each year for as
long as the said Special Improve
ment District No. 3.continues.
That any owner of property
embraced within the above Dis.
trict Of the proposed lighting sys-
TEN, must make written protest
against the same at any time
within fifteen days after the
first publication of the notice.
Said written protest must be de.
livered to the County Clerk and
Recorder of Glacier County. Mon.
tana, at his Offices in the Glacier
County Court House at Cut Bank,
Montana.
That the board of county COM
missioners of Glacier C ounty,
Montana, will hear and pass on
all written protests that may be
made against the creation of said
District and the lighting system
contemplated hereby. on Mon!
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. When sound waves are absorbed
@sy sst the molecules Of the abb
sosbhg material into more rapid
nottoo. which means that they
raise it, temperature. Thus the
walls Of . noisy factory are slight
" warmer (by = small fraction Of
= degrss) than they would be il
me machines were run quietly, but
without other changes In the char
acteristics.
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Korean Fighters

Courage-inspiring potions, brew
ed from tigers claws. teeth, bones
and whiskers, have been given to
Korean fighters before battle.
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Steel in Medicine

Stainless steel is used by some
surgeons to patch or replace dam
aged bone because the metal with
stands body acids and does not
poison the blood.
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ton.
Dated this 4th day of May,
1853.
Hi Woodward, Chairman,
Board of County Commissioners.
First pub. May 8, 1858.
Last pub. May Is. 1858.
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lsealng Rayon Satins

Iron heavier rayons satins while
noticsably damp. Iron till the fab
nc u dry. Some rayon satins need
. cooler Iron or ironer than others
-eost temperatures on q seam.
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Growth Of Unions
Unions have grown fivefoId In the
United States since 1892.
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TO THE GRADUATES:


YOU ARE ABOUT TO LEAVE THE
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-25
Legal Notices

State Of Michigan IN the CT.
cult Court tor me County Oh
WAYNE m Chancery.
DOROTHY BELL. Plaintiff N'.
WILBUR BELL Defendant
No. ls2.s73
a, q session % sad Colrt nela
AZ the Court House IN the CITY oi
Detroit. in said County on ne
10Th day Of March A D 1853
Presen, the Hon Chester P
OHafa Circuit Judge
In this cause. ( appearing %
The court hv sfildavii hereto a.
iached that alias chancery SUM
mons for the appearance Of the
defendant has been issued out
and under the seal OF this court
and that the same could not be
served on the defendant or or
before ire eturn day thereof.
ior the reason that said defend
ant being q resident Of the
County O. Wavne State Of Mich
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-25
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