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Evening star., 1943-04-05
Delivery by Carrier

The production of news
print has been reduced by
10 per cent and all news
papers have been rationed.
Delivery by carrier will
insure receiving your Star
every evening and Sunday
morning. Telephone Ma
tional 5000.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18
Training War Dogs

This is the first war in which
our army has trained dogs for war
work. During World War I the
army borrowed war-trained dogs
from the Allies, but did not train
any of its own dogs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18
s xSS BUY ASPIRIN
that can do more for you than St. Joseph
Aspirin. Why pay more3 Worlds largest
Mechanics of JeepS

Jeeps have been given charac-
teristic nicknames by several of
our allies. The Russians call them
"kozils" or goats, the Mexicans
"cucarachas" or cockroaches, and
the Chinese symbol means little
tough guys"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18
Gas on Stomach
ReIieYed in minutes lori douhle money back

Relieved In minutes or double money back
When stomach acid causes painful. suffocnt-
ing gas. stomach and heartburn, doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for
Bymptomatc relief medicines like thosein Bell ans
Tablets, No laxative Bell-ans brings comfort in .
fifty or double your money buck return Of bottle
10 rs. &c at all druggists.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK.

NICE LOOKING black riding horse and
nMdheI nunteer' & yrs, OLD; about l6 hands Thor;
horse Must sell autet. % $500 n'sn-Pa1seo besal
also jumps: broken to carriage; fine horse
AMERfeasy RffcSSy EEApiNe LEA SING livestock journal
or yfs Three Ros
Sss9sf3; SeIsfE!N sna; cow theroushered, fresh.
EA double Iii pers and RsRaR' snsle raihs Ma like
asEATTpp aeS 9hs5p suRRrR ushspRerd wt5 5sIs Is
sell; Sacrifice, $50. Also light light weight hdst
Esi MaEI sf fEssSESsT vi sI ,.tsr iau
Fails HAS chsadh' snif' aS9 well-bred ram. Cali
cludng tack one sss sorre mara haxsifnd M
other brides saddles and blankets harness ess
Snces snd sror Oh Green Meadows on Guide Farm
Fnss' Ifs sss5 IS, S $ each: 1e snoats, $40 each
ae;9ere aats9 nutcnering hogs. Guernsey bull. 10
saash5s hene D1iass Hshten ssss sRa martlnsas
sgsssf-0ld Cal Ray wafela FIJI s.s ss7s T. fine
colt; colt; is mos, Old. Cali Aexsndrta bs41. s1e
Annanaasle' sxananas avg Va Sundays. W. A. Prye.
DRAFT MARE COLTS, 80 mos. old; 8
registered Poland China pigs, Q sows, /
boar. l. yr; old; sows bred; several small
PIGS and shoats, to 16 weeks old. Cali
SANNAN GOATS. two young bred man,
MES, Beech Tree Farm. Falls Church
GOAT KIDS, billies. for sale. See Wilkin-
so son: back back of Annandale School. AMMAN
PURE BRED POLAND CHINA HoGs-15
11oaI 14.Week PIGS, SIX young sows ready to
& ducsd. ~ Ma Marlboro 21s-J-2. J. Paul Smith.
ONE GRAY MARE. : yrs: old one mare
colt Is mo. old. Call Alexandria 5941
eve. and Sun. W. A. Prye, Annandale, va.
FINE HEIEER, mos. old. $50. Call
kGNTUckY sGSif ssk SADDLE HORSE, 6.e.,t.d.
ds5htI,yy dark bay ls hands yrs; xell Schooied.
diately: nrst consideration, good home
with responsible party knowing saddle
bred horses; priced at sacrifice. Call
HORSES, mules ponies, 2 nice jumpers;
al horses guaranteed TO suit, work or ride;
All kinds saddles. brides, harness. horse
blankets, everything for . horse, pony
eaIt aA4 harness, baogy, Snfreys. 2ear
Evening star., 1943-12-12
cATTLE AND lIVEsTocK (cont.) J

s1S MP nS.ston HORSE e.. very . ssntls yssTs cd
dition, $50: 2-horse riding cultivator. 2
harrows. plows. single and double work
G; M: Hirst. 26b w. Broad st.. Falls
Church. Va
cow, milking strain, Red Durham, 5 yrs.
T.B. tested sound, gentle, splendid con-
dition; S185; would bring that for beef,
but too good q COW to send to market; also
have q 6-wk. .-old pure-bred Jersey bull
calf. from nne stock bred by me. ready
TO veal, will sell for $25: also Jersey
heifers. $3.50. d. 8. Nash. 1915 Bryant
STEERS q2), Angus, grain fed. weigh
300; 90 Peking ducks. H. c. Fawsett, Mac
Arthur blvd, near Great Falls. Nd
Evening star., 1943-12-12
ROOMS FURNISHED-Northwest.

DOUBLE RM. for 2 employed girls or
ROOM TO sHARE with with another girl; kit.
PRIVILEGES. ia. 6273.
DOWNTOWN-.Just remodeled. all new
furn., sgle. and dble. rms. Call DI 1909
roo GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Newly fur
nished single room for congenial girl, in
apartment of working girl Kit privil,
semipvt bath; conv. transp. Georgia 7714.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Larse. double, front
room, twin beds, S45 mo-: single, Sc. so
per week: 1909 Conn. ave. NV.
MASS. AvE.-Large comfortable room.
private detached home: telephone, gas heat,
maid service; excel transp; gentleman;
refs. exchanged. Woodley 3894.
pvt. bath: Conn. ave. bus: gentle home:
gentlemen or empl. couple. WO, 2045.
1905 WISCONSIN AVE-Laree front room.
twin beds; private home; eentlemen Of
sfnploysd eo1pls. WO. 6e1B.
Evening star., 1943-12-12

ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED.
3-day service. Guaranteed 6 mo. 1856
9th st. NV, Apt. "a. HO 1879.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
WONDERGRO

Nothing better. Your neighbor says so
and so will you when YOU have tried a ton
OF this super richly fertiliZed and finely
good and good soils better Acts quickly
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass.
ideal plant food you have long been looking
for. S15 ton delivered. Lawn seeded. re-
paired or rejuvenated. Beautiful specimen
evergreens, Towering shrubs, fruit and
shade trees. Colorful fagstone walks, ter
races, rock gardens, lily pools. outdoor fire.
places, drainage, mulching, spraying prun-
ing and tranSplanting Free estimate
Lincoln 4225 Ia
Evening star., 1943-12-12
DOGS. PETS. nc. (cont. !

PUPPIES, part. terrier and part scottic. 2
mos. old: i male and femaie: IS. female;
%, male, CO.. 0305.
PUPPIES, wire-haired, for Christmas z
vks. Sired BY International champion
Outstanding litter. Ii. 30S5. 1406 Morris
CANARIEs, guaranteed singers, 50: females.
PEKINGEsE tiny toy puppies, grown dogs.
nouse-trained. Studs at service. Miss
Hunt, Falls Church 1896
SAMESE KITTENS, beautiful blue and
seal points, males. females Miss Payne,
ESssders RSs @ catssry, Falls Church 149e.
dogs. from champion stock; also fancy
pigeons; reasonable. Rockville pike at
Roadside Theater. Phone Kensington 135-M
PEKINGESE PUPPIES, registered Axe,
little beauties; reasonable. 21O4 Addison
Chapel rd, Kenilworth ne Ii. O3I7.
PUPPIES, thoroughbred English settlers;
ideal Xmas gift for children. Inspection
Sunday. 2951 Mckinley NV, EN- $50.
SHELTIE, registered. stud strvice Pup
for small fee. SP. 0S02-J
CANARIES for sale. guaranteed singers.
No, n ,;sMss 32gss s19 4s !, Randolph pi. nv
beautifully marked, Z weeks old. Call
Vienna 52-J.
COOKERS. REDS. BLACKS, SoO-s2S-S35.
Cross Boston, Fox. Collie Police, SIS.
ncp unto Al roo
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Continued On Next pAgs.I
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oismsnd; IL 1say,s sy sollssirs, @ sM 4 st; 5;s7S.oc
LIVINGSTON q CO,
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Evening star., 1943-12-12

NEWSPAPERS,
6Oc per 100 Lbs.
BOOKS-MAGAZINE
S5c per 100 Lbs.
Delivered to Our Yard
j. r. SELLS & SONS,
1925 1st st. NV. DI. 1894.
If Unable to Deliver. Please Phone US.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
WANTED

Largest stock around Washington; all sizes
AZ prices. Meredith Capper Falls Church
Evening star., 1943-12-12

CHRISTMAS TREES.
Virginia pine: fine assortment, heavy
foliage. Dealers' attention Cut and haul
them yourself. 1S mi. south of Wash on
hard-surfaced road, convenient loading.
VIII consider delivery of lots 200 or more
Call WO. 9619. except Sunday, WO. 1854.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Fight Results


Ry United Press
New york. Charles Uulg) cosfar
tino i34 New York ou'prin'rd Al
Guido 133is Sew York 1nI George
sapa..ch t61 tohrNovr IA knocked
ou' Ernie Foster ISL $eR YORK. t3f
RI Kerdrch 100 Sce york eeri
stoned Teddy REYNOLDS 1-f Sew york
go. JACKIE feawgs. 1875 Nsn York
Knocked 0lt sammy Rivers 1877. %pv
YORK $50 Ale2andrr smith ifqft Nra
YORK. stopped Henry MsIorek. $50
lorus'0Vu. Pa 90
newark Joey Garha~o. 80
View YORK derIsianrd TONY Rccia. I4g
Pa}7nns, y bsl Joe CurCia 143 /.
NcVark knocked rI' gecyse Pt.pr
li3 SeV NrrA 3I LEROY Saunders
J i3 o.. Jersey citt defeated Benny Jsf
fries a.. New YORK 81. Horace Jones
-ihh-&e1- Nn-N. -dsf aatA4- -Il-..aa-i-a
Cinema" ts.
Baltimore Jimmy Collins f7t pa
timore dccisiunef Jimmy Hafcher coast
Guard Nrc'h Carolina 1881 N0t Ffti,
Horton lFi - Baltimore Knocked 0uf OAR
BiEEr-s 100. Bai'Irivc t2l
Phiadeipnia Ike Is Iltfar1s 'r7f
Trenton ou' POINTED Nsyon Pablo ft7
Pnilace'phH tfol Fodle Giosa fg, prf
adrIuhia declsl0ned frankie Carte 1925
Philadelphia 81; Charlie Eagle $50
Wa'erhurs Conn defeated puv Cr-rt
lT3ie Orange y. ts1: RIIv Fu~rrre
1f3 PhNadelphia. decisIoned Sol stewart
100 New York tsl
Chicago pan merritt 2Gs Cleveland
knocked out Jimmy Reeves. III. Cieyc
land t2l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
BY HAROLD kAHL

A bitter battle between George
Bryant'S Ekhardt x Becker and
Joe Norris StrohS may switch
slightly in the formers favor after
tonight's bowling matches in the
Detroit Times All-Star Classic al
Bud Ritters Recreation.
Locked in tie for second place,
each is striving for another crack
at Joe Paulus' leading Chene-
Trombly Recreation. The club in
second place after next Sundays
matches at the Palace Recreation
Will get that shot in the first posi-
tion round Al Palm Beach ReCrea-
ton a week from tonight
Before they square off against
each other next Sunday IN the de-
Gliding struggle. + q b must take
care OF Bill Dayd's Deluxe and
Stroh's must polish of Charley
kotarskiS Fife tonight With De
80 apparently doomed 10 fight
|ouI with Charley Rabaut $
Nentich Century Recreation for
the cellar spot, r.. & p goes in a
favorite TO break the deadlock to-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
CoNACHER CONNECTS

Perhaps the closest approach 10
goal was that scored
by Charley Conacher a. q member
Of the Red Wings against Dave
Kerr OF the New York Rangers
here.
Conacher was famed as the
poNseS>or az a shot that could
splinter the end boards or tear
OF a goalc'S scalp. On the first
rush 81 tho game he loo>ed 2
WWdcyouS limo drive from center
ice that drove Korr 10 cover
Dayie dJGkcd IN the net as the
shot GraLcd ms head and bounced
INFO The end screen.
IN the closing minutes Of fhc
game. C0nacncr wound up and
Der tiy with another. Kerr went
INTO MS shell again He wanted
no part Of that high. hard one
This time the puck was two
inches lower and went right ne-
tween the croSSuar and Kerr
shoulder for a goal
But The recollection that may
ease the bitterness OF the present
situation for Franks today is that
oven h.s successor. NOrWIe Smith
knows the anguish which comes
from having gumpcd a save
The shot which makes Normie
Wrl'hc even today came n his last
season with the Wings back in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
EE'e,ask Goals Recalled

the puck into the Amerks end
from center ice. But he got his
blade under the puck and lifted
II high into the lights.
Goahe Earl Robertson OF the
Amerks lost the puck in the glare.
II dropped right in front Of his
stick. Plop, Then plop, again as
the puck bounced over Earis
stick into the net for the win
ming goal
These things don't always hap
pen 20 Detroit goahes. Paul
Gauthier was breaking in with
the PIT sburgh Hornets against
Olympics here when he put up his
hand 10 stop A shot right on the
net Just as his glove went HP an
ovcreaCcr tcammatc gave him q
rect He fell back into the net
holding the puck. The red light
flashed for a Detroit goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Thing, that shouldn't happen 10
a dog are always happening 10
hockey goalies and al Olympia,
too
That's probably the only conSo-
lation slender Jimmy Franks h--
today as he grlmaces at the rcCol-
lection of The 70-foot shot Leo
Lamorcux of Montreal pat INTO
The Red Wings net Sunday night
That shot cost Jimmy his lob at
least temporarily
II may not put him back be-
tween the posts right away. but
Jimmy Will probably feel a little
easier and some Of the customers
q bit more tolerant If they rccoi-
lCct some 81 the other long and
freak goals that have brought
CONSERVATION 10 nctmindcrs al
Olympia.
Take Emmett Venue the hand
some goalie for the Detroit Olym-
PICS some years back. Emmett
was leaning back Against his cage
one night during the late stages
OF game between tho O's and
their most hated rivals. the Wind
sOr Bulldogs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Lu(kmdn Plays
In Title Tilt

CHICAGO. Dec. IA GNS)--
The Chicago Bears will have the
services of both sid Luckman,
their passing star, and Bronko
NagurSki lInc-plunging behemoth.
for the National Football League
championship game Dec. 70 at
Wrgley Field 1t was announced
today
II viii be Luckman's final APP
pe8ranCe IN professional football
until peace comes. Shortly after
the game Sid Will 90 into mari
time service As an ensign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14

'37-3s. Joe Cooper. then with the
Rangers. rolled the puck from
the blue line between the two
Detroit deicnsemon. straight at
the Wing net
As the puck came webbing
over The clear nee al Normie, he
stood directly IN line with II, his
eyes glued on the slowly rolling
disc. lie stood glued there Tor
seconds, apparently almost hypno-
u1ed Then az the LAST second be
gathered himself and Sprang TO
smother the rubber
Normie hit the ice with a thud
But the asloniShcd thousands
caspod as they saw the puck
rolling Serencly behind him On
INTO the net. Normle had missed
By three feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14

Spillane and Dad Butler all ex-
pert rihcmen were giving one and
often TWO and three nights a week
10 teaching young men how 20
shoot.
Now any Detroit boy Of nre-
inductee age can walk into their
modern indoor range located on
Hamilton and Cortland avenues In
Highland Park any Tuesday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
E-B. Favored
To Break Tie
And Pass Stroh
STANDINGS
TONIGHT's MATCHES

3O-KrakoW W. Pepsi-Cols alleys u;
Deluxe " W Ekharft n Becker, % !.
Sackman's VS. Chene- Tromhly Recreation,
SIS. Nlnerattes Va Goes Cola. Is
a.4i-Palm Beach Recreation vs. Paris
clean alleys u Twentieth Century Rec
reation vs. Murdoch. ID Stroh.s W Fife,
Sc ! p Berger vs. Detroit ,iaskei 80
Matches AZ Ritter Recreation, 1925
Jane AZ Chalmera-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
LOVE TRUUMPHS

The O's were forcing al 'he
play down in the Windsor end
and Emmett had nothing 10 do
for The minute He was becoming
Il hit dIs.nfrrcstcd in the game
IuSt AS girl friend IN 2 nearby
seat ,opranocd III Emmett
Nennc turned hiS kcad. cast a
beamnC smile upon his admrcr
and waved q clopcd hand Iust as
Eddie Ouellct'c OF Windsor lofted
the puck from h.s end in a dcs-
parate attempt 20 ease tfe pres
sure
Ten thousand heads swung 20
follow me flight OF tho puck
They saw il tiy right into the
Detroit net just - the Detroit
goalie completed ms glolcd salute
To the t3r one IN the stands
Then thcrc was the goal Eddie
Wares scored 10 beat the New
York Americans in q playon game
here in the $40 season Eddie
wasn't trying To score just pitch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14

and announce his desire 70 be-
come a markSman lie is promptly
enrolled in their war department
approved small arms firing school
and given a % caliber target rifle
and a generous supply Of ammu-
milton with which 10 practice.
Al the conclusion Of the six
week course. he Is a first class
marksman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Irish Rifle Club
Has Been Busy
Here Since 1926
By Don GHLIES

May be- H. was because the
Fighting Irish of Notre Dame
were the greatest football aggre-
cation in the world that prompted
Tom Spllane and Dad Butler
back in 1926 TO name their gun
club the IRISH Rife Association Of
Detroit.
Whatever in was. one thing
sure the Irish Rifle Club has per
formed an outstanding task in
teaching young America how 10
handle a rife
Adopting motto of Making
America Land OF MarkSmen
they have trained hundreds Of
young men the rudlmentS of rifle
shooting and sent them off to
Uncle Sans fighting forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Nv nited Press
CHARLEs TOWN
rafNrr .Nra

weather. clear track fast
First Race Lead I'm All D0'te Mss
CAfN' Sisiaur. Fancy Frils. Deau foot
Second Race Mint Gate Glove Five.
ning shot. Darby Doric. PsIgene FIRST
Girl
Third Race Custer sadiIinr Rer
Linden star Biiwette Revelry. Colonial
Miss
fourth Race e Hamilton Yam.
Lauerman. RUBY Fails West Sea
bansee
jfth Race COO a Lane. Empire fsie'
Hnlette sally Of Erin Moalee Black
Magic
sixth Race oueymaid Pigeon.
seventh Race New Life Mr Jim
Bureoo Trail. Iran. Bear Cat Ultima
Thule
Eighth Race Idle knight Todcan.
Biigiack. jungle Moon. Banoter Dot SAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
GOT EARLY START

No, they didn't wait for Pearl
Iarhor before they acted Years
before the infamous attack on our
Pacific outpost, qualified NRA
instructors like WIllred G. Brad
ley Clare r Messenger Joe Con
rad, Steve Halstead Tom John
Ston. Lew Turner, Chester GrZyb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
rarr GRn1Nne

Weaiher raining track sloppy
second Race Miss Courtesy Bullwhp.
Mia Mia, Bold Luck. sonny casey. Diego
Red
Third Race-Li'tle Mink. Rug Bug.
Fourth Race HavRheart
sixth Race-Pny Grier. Air Watch.
Jean Lsheis
Seventh Race Rolling BAN, Troon,
oood Play, Blossom queen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
COULD BE REVERSED

II the dope runs trle 10 form
F. & g. should sweep Deluxe as
SirohS wins two from Fife. The
dope coca ionally however, runs
the other way. Dick Krakow :
FIVE proved that 10 + & p. soy
eral weeks ago. Fife also could be
plastered for three by Stroh'S
Any time Norris spends his sun
day practiciRg something is in the
wind
Meanwhile. Chene- Trombly on
Cages -ty GoralCZykS SaCkman s
IN what looms AZ the best match
Of the night. II would be no sur
prise 20 see SaCkmans pare the
leaders fNe-pame margin since il
is not tied with Henry Ehrle's
CoCa-Cola on good looks 4 match
with + g& 3. or StrohS also is an
incentive.
CoCa-Cola The team that paused
10 refresh Stroh'S with two
game setback last week. goes M
against Harold Aliens NincralitcS
and may be trippcd The Mineral
ties are none too happy about their
position and are long overdue 10
really settle down and 20 TO work
OFT TO END TIE
Charley GoodroW J r. Berger
ard Elwood Blakcs Murdoch vii
attempt 20 end their tie for sixth
but may have 70 be content 70
stay the same The former catches
Rog Overmycr'S Detroit GaSket a.
Murdoch takes on TWcnetieh Cen
fury Murdoch appears 20 have
the easier sailing
Nal GilmOur.S PariSclean rates
- nod over Joe Adam Palm
b Recreation unless the lat
- has one Of those nights In
the other match Krakow may find
Herman BengClS Pepsi Cola
higher barrier 10 hurdle than the
standings Indicate.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-19
Liquor Shipments
For Seven Months
Higher than in AZ

HELENA - The Montana liquor
control board shipped 203,835 cases
of liquor from its warehouse here
to retail stores during the first
seven months of 1913, compared
with shipments of 17O,968 cases dur
ing the comparable period last
year, Administrator T. H. MacDon-
aid reported.
Only in June and July of this
year, after liquor ~rationing was in
augurated, did case lot shipments
decline from levels of the same
months in 1912, the report showed.
On July %, the warehouse here
held $1,000 cases of liquor, of which
23,949 cases were of whiskey, 5,687
brandy. Obs rum and 1882 wine,
Macdonald said.
with the balance on hand and
shipments from distilleries promised,
it looks as though we would be
able to continue shipments at about
the same rate during the second
half of 1943," he said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-19
ACM Employees in
Two State Plants
Are Commended

For the second time,
army-navy production awards have
been granted to the 1900 employees
of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company at plants in Great Falls
and East Helena, Earl M. Baldwin
of the East Helena Stag treating
plant said he had been informed.
The white star addition was based
solely on the patriotic achievements
of company employees at the two
plants, including an exceptional
production record, a high safety
standard. a very small percentage
of absenteeism and an unbroken
record of cordial worker-manage-
ment relationship, Baldwin said.
The Great Falls and East Helena
plants were originally cited to re-
ceive the army-navy award Dec. 26,
1892.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-19
Last Rites for
Emile J. Saindon
At St. Rapha ELS

Funeral mass for Emile j. Sain-
don, 81, of Seattle, was held at st
Raphael'S church in Glasgow Wed
nesday morning at 8. Mr.. Saindon
died in Seattle last Wednesday at
$50, shortly after returning there
from a visit with relatives in GlaS-
gov. He had lived there the past
Is months, after leaving Glasgow.
The mass was offered by the Rev.
Fl. William Herman. Mrs. j. P.
Sternhagen sang four solos during
the mass. Burial was in the family
plot at the Glasgow cemetery be-
side his wife, Corinne A. Saindon,
who died in 1885.
PallbearerS were Leo Hoffman,
George Peterson, William Kirkland
Jr., Dave Ekberg. John Barker and
James KruZich. The Montana-Da-
kota Utilities office was closed DUR
ing the service. Both Mr.. Saindon
and his son Ed were formerly m
ployed here by that company.
His daughter, Mrs. Leonard john
son, and his friend, Miss Frances
Darrell, of Seattle, accompanied the
body here from that city. His son,
Roy Saindon. and family of Glasgow
and his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ed
Saindon, live in Glasgow. His son
Ed and his son-in-low, Leonard
johnson, are now with the armed
forces in the south Pacific.