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Evening star., 1945-10-01

MATURE, QUIET COUPLE with we'll
nensved reaa sSs BOYS ages z ana 3ts. urgently
will pay we'll. Call MR. TAYLOR, Repub-
lie 600, Ext, 6729 or 741S6. 2.
or pets desire room with private bath;
Arlington or NV. washington. Phone DI.
3510 Room 605 %
CLOSE IN-One room with running water.
or small apt, furn. or unfurn.; empl bus.
and prof. woman, Gin. hskpr. Box 145-
X, Star Il
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR and wife de-
sire bedroom and study in spacious pri-
yate home in exclusive residential district.
Tel ma. 66sS bet, 9 and g., ].
graduate, urgently needs Ink. room or
small tgrnished apt; refs exch; Write
400, 9 to 4, Mon through Fri 2s
Evening star., 1945-10-01
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE house, furn. or unfurn,. with
wash. mach, refgr., for modern N. Y
800
i-ROOM modern unfurn. apartment, Suit
land, exchange for or more rooms& Box
255-X Star. l.
BROOKLYN, n. Y-3 rms, Eastern Park
way, exchange for 34 rms. Washington.
Call Republic 7400, Ext. 5l40, Tues. or
Wed
TAKE THIS LOVELY. large modern du-
plex apt. NV; !. r., b. r; dinette. kitchen,
3ath: screened back porch and yard 54l
or bedroom house or apt. ia 1867. 90
Evening star., 1945-10-01
ROOMS FuR.-Mp. and VA. tcon.. !

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Furn. room in pri.
yate home, Sunday breakfast laundress
bus 5 stgp, step at corner; man. $50 month
4205 oAKRIDGE LANE, Chevy Chase, Md
Master bedroom, private bath. twin beds
2 men; conv. to q. s, Naval Hospital anc
OIL. 2646.
CH. CHI CIRCLE-Nice separate rooms
| private bath. gas heat, 2 exposures, gentil,
garage, S5. WI 1870
5501 GLENBR0oK RD.. Chevy Chase. Md
Nicely furnished double room IN privat,
nome: no other roomerS. OIL. 1855.
| 116 PARK AVE-, Takoma Park, Md
Large bedroom and sitting room. in pvt
Evening star., 1945-10-01
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. and VA.

ROOM for white girl high school or SINH
larly occupied in IN Seturn H., for r.. staying in
sation, 1885 18th st. No. Arlington. Va.
LARGE, attractive furnished front room
in Arlington, preferably for woman; i
block from Arnold bus stop: with meals
II desired Falls Church 2726-J.
1880 N. 18th ST, Arlington, Va, Apt. p
Room for 2 young women, twin beds. every
faciIlties, MISS DONoGHuE
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds. con-
venient transp. to Ari. Hall, ETC.; girls:
laundry Urivileges: $40. GL. 0756.
Evening star., 1945-10-01

WANTED-Children 4 to 6 years old fol
board and room in country; excellent home
conditions. reasonable rates. Phone MRS
SCHAFER. WI. ! 1876.
ROOM AND BOARD. for mother and child
and day care of child. Hillside 0157-W. .
ONE DOUBLE ROOM with private bath
DU. 1894
CoL0RED-174s SWAMI ST. N.W.-Large
front room, reasonable; l or 2 employed
men. NO. [624b
Evening star., 1945-10-01
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

GARAGE OR STORAGE SPACE Of 800 50
# on , floors; room for 5 cars. MR.
BENNETT. MA. 6341.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your. moving. EDELMAN,
AETNA MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Loca
and lor distance, No JOB too large and
none too small III 100
ARE YOU MOVING?-Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP take care of your
moving-day problems; packing. transpor-
tation and rtorage; many years of ex-
perlence nave mace US specialists ~lE
and let us talk it over Phone IL 1854 OF
Ii -359 AIS Fla. ave, ne. Room PIG
ATTENTION, Govt. woTkers-Light mov-
ing done at your convenience, day or night;
reas. rates. LWhitel CO. 94S3 %.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

TAKOMA PARK four-family brick apt
houses. built l94a, at near bus and shopping sa
coo eXl,fp fer bet beth bpla!nsS I1EY4 81 2o79
modern apt. bldg, 3S-ft. front, specially
designed and not an ordinary fat, facing
Govt. park, good ne. location rents,
50, s32 per year; price. S17,500: $4,000
Owners. ll0R Vt. ave. n v. NE l1l1.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
ROOMS UkFURNISHEp.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

THE HARRoWGATE, 1888 N. H. ave. NV.
Apt. 509-Large, attractive in private apt.
$50; refined lady, nondrinker; reference
Evening star., 1945-10-01
ROOMS EURk. OR uNFuRk,
ROOMS WANTED.

2132 PA. AVE. N.W.-3 or rms, partial
" furn., Jewish family; between $40 ant
S100 mo. ME. 043l.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED,
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

of child: reas: vicinity NV. Chevy Chase
Bethesda; cony schools and transp. lac
Evening star., 1945-10-01

ROOMS FuRNIShED-S.E. and S.W.
644 RIDGE RID. S.E.-In private gentle
home newly furnished, single front room;
nice neighborhood; S25 month. Call Ii.
S1TQ
Evening star., 1945-10-01
HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

EDGENfooR, MD.-Beautiful fiye-bedroom
home, unfurniShed, 1925 a month. Must
be straight two-year lease. E. NJ. FRY.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
APTs. FURk. AND UNFURk.
COOPERATIVE APTs, FOR SALE

COLORED-APT. TO RENT to two nice
boys, employed; $50 month l442 Swami
st. NV. Call NO. 3S29 l"
Evening star., 1945-10-01

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, studio apart
ment; l large room, reception hall, kitchen
and bath; modern. restricted bldg; con-
venient to downtown; furnished or unfur-
nished: $500 cash payment and balance
monthly, RnX l23-H Star
Evening star., 1945-10-01

GOOD HOME BUYS, easy purchase plan.
Near 18th and C sts. Sc: charming g.
room brick, conveniently located: bath;
deep lot; h.-w h., etc.
Kansas ave- NV: well-built brick 6 at
tractive rooms, bath, h.-w.h, full basemt.
refgr- and stove; convenient to schools,
shopping, etc
9TH and Buchanan sts. NV: beautiful
brick home, s. rooms and bath, screened
porches, h--w.h., full basemt.:: cony. To-
Gated, near everything.
9th and Kennedy sts.3s NV; attractive
7-room brick with bath. full basemt.,
h.-w.h.; substantially built.
32nd st. NV: beautifully Handicapped,
detached home. rooms baths. h.-w.h..
screened back porch and all conveniences.
Quebec pl NV; 8 attractive rooms and
bath, .h.-w.h.: conveniently located near
everything. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. CO.,
1415 K st. NV. NE. .540o. Your Neigh
Dor Bought From Us"
Evening star., 1945-10-01
MICHIGAN PA

leaving city and Offers his very attractive
center entrance detached brick, only 4
years old; good condition; has living room
tiled kitchen. 8 cheerful bedrooms, 2 baths,
full basement. knotty pine recreation room,
laundry room, automatic heat, screened
deep: this home is substantially reduced for
quick sale. FLOYD e. DAVIS CO., MA.
Evening star., 1945-10-01

newly pECoRATED. ready for the mex
built California style, only few years old
roomy and light End floor adequate for !:
more rooms; NV. heat; heat; garage; quiet resi-
SooF Ssnta rom street us in s5 syf5 spsnF ean S
snd eyes, sH. Sais; Mr. Romerl
ern,, garage, hen house and garden. fenced
yard. For more information call Kensing
ton I59 or come to No, Conn, ave.
sT aaBanEIs sHn Md AAgafRApT REaLTY own
eiate. excellent condition, row brick, q
tzsi g 6ed1@s @ aaso heat. rec s Sn ,. yd mar ssr
ave; only Sis, 800, with $500 cash;
silver I sPRING, SS.'IahDe MD.-sis,75o. . lge
bedrooms. attractive tapestry brick resi-
Estate, Just of colesviiie pike: occupied
by owner, Army officer, leaving town; larg,
living and dining rooms, modern kitchen
level lot, 50x125, wen Handicapped; posses
required: " blk. to bus. II you are in
Viii surely " raarant Your Careful s
Call F. A. TWEED CO., daily and Sunda,
until !, 2 @ Pm ,pn1 for ons Inspection. io EN- 1890
more bedrooms and bath upstairs: acre O
ground on corner in subdivision Just out
side Silver Spring: property is very com
plete. with fireplace, oil heat, recr. room
side screened porch, attached garage. stow
e. lfsIISsRSx kIHssEEx: sH ssn ss sns 9 ssss @
ARLINGTON sPECIAL-Attractive 5-roon
t2-story) corner home on a large, beauti
fully handicapped lot; owner-occupied an
in perfect conditions; prompt possession
really unusual financing. MITCHELL
QUICK, DI 2S31 until pm.
BRICK HOUSE, five years old; six rooms
bath, recreation room and basement
screened porch, oil heat: large. corner loi
bordering Luber Run Park, Is minute
from downtown Washington, good bg
1902 Lee blvd. Arlington, Va. Call cH
Il ACRE. Potomac Md. - Vacant 6-rm
frame, 3-car garaEe; full basement; h..a b
lge. porch, elec. range, elec. well pump
house in Al condition. only 1880. TX
elusive with E, M. FRY. INC, 7240 Wis
8OS KITTENHOUSE ST. N.w.-Det. fran
and Mansfield bricktex, 3 large rooms,
baths. oil h,-w.h.. 2-car gsr, lot 50x1 90
good location; convenient to transporta
tfon, stores and schools. For inspection
caIl Mr.. oREM. GE. 1850 or DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1945-10-01

/ SILVER SPRING AREA-Immediate pos
| session. broom bungalow on Dale dr.;
S1I,000
| Silver Spring area. conv to station; g.
room. 2-story frame home, on large lot;
/ reasonable price and terms.
a J. KESSINGER, s644 Colesville I'd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Tigers Begin
Exhibitions

George Field, H.. APR. 4-AP-A
squad Of II Detroit Tigers under
veteran catcher Paul Richards
came here today from their train
ing camp at Evansville. Ind, for the
first OF five exhibition games with
the Chicago White Sox.
Richards, always a big brother
to Tiger newcomers, was placed in
charge because Manager Steve
O'Neill was still laid up with arth-
ritis in his foot. Unless the attack
responds to treatment within the
next few days, O'Neill probably will
return to Detroit for hospitaliza-
ton and may miss the seasons
opening series at St. Louis.
Walter Wilson, 29-year old Geor-
gia farmer who won IS games and
lost IA for Buffalo last season, was
slated TO pitch the first half Of to-
days game, another rookie, Les
Mueller finishing. Ed Lopatz, Joe
Haynes and Bill Dietrich were
Manager Jimmy Dykes hurting
choices.
Center fielder Roger Cramer,
catchers Bob Swift and five pitchers
were among those left behind to
drill under Coach Art Mills. The
hurlers included Joe Orrell. six
footfour-inch right handler who ar
rived at Evansville yesterday from
his home at Clearfield Itah. Or
rell has passed his Army pre-induc-
tion exam and expects TO be called
about the middle of May.
General Manager Jack Zeller said
Richards would remain in charge II
the road squad until O'Neill re.
turns Fottr other exhibition games
with the White SoX, beginning Sat
urday will be played at Terre
Haute.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Play Maple
Leafs Friday

Detroit, Apr. 4--AP-The Detroit
Red Wings. gaining the Stanley
Cup Hockey finals for the second
time since 1912 on brilliant four
goal performance by veteran Carl
Liscombe last night. will meet the
Toronto Maple Leafs here Friday
night in the first battle for the fam
Gus 52-year-old trophy.
Liscombe's. which knocked the
Boston Bruins out of the cup chase
to 3 before 14,50s fans, largest
crowd ever to see a National
League hockey game in Detroit,
overshadowed the fast play of his
teammates and some neat goal
tending by 1S-year-old Harry Lum-
ley.
In the cup finals, the Wings meet
team which they won eight games
in ten contests during the season,
losing one and tying the other
Any overconfdence, however, is
swept away by the facility with
which the Leafs eliminated the
champion Montreal Canadiens in
their playoff series. Detroit beat
the Canadiens only once in the en-
tire season.
It will be the third meeting OF
Leafs and Wings in a Stanley Cup
final in ten years. In 1886 Detroit
whipped the Leafs and in 1912
the Leafs won the cup in a series
which the Wings managed to ex-
tend to seven games.
Since 1882 the Leafs have played
in the cup finals eight times. They
have won the cup only twice. in
1882 and 1912. although other To-
ronto teams took the trophy three
times in earlier years.
Detroit eliminated the Bruins
last night in the seventh game of
their semifinals series by turning
back the attack launched by the
Bit COwiey-iierb Cain-Biii Jennings
line, which had accounted for six
Of Boston's goals in the last two
games This line found the Detroit
nets only once when Cain scored
on Cowley's pass in the second
period.
Although they were outshooting
the Bruins. the Wings entered the
third period trailing to 2, due to
some good goal-tending by Boston's
Paul Bibeault. From the start OF
the period the Wings were clicking,
and Eddie Bruneteau set the stage
for Liscombe's two clinchers by
splitting Pat Egan and Jack Craw-
ford on a fast solo for a neat goal
after two minutes of play.
Here's the story of Liscombe's
goals:
First period-A 50-foot shot from
leftwing on Holletts pass.
Second period-A shot poke into
an open corner while Bibeault was
down after saving twice on Mud
Bruneteau's shots.
Third period-(No. 81 a 15-foot
drive from rightwing after
Carveth shot caromed off the goal
post. ca This was the easy one,
scored on a pass from Caryeth, six
seconds before the end after Boston
had pulled its goalie from the net
for a power play.
After the second game OF the
finals here Sunday, the teams move
to Toronto for the third and fourth
contests April - and "A. If neces-
sary. other games in the best-of-
seven series will be played April
10 at Detroit, April 81 at Toronto
and April % at Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04

North passed that, acting ac-
cording to this reasoning Certain
~ spades are not to be feared. as
South bid them. Hearts are. Of
course, in good shape. North HIM
self has clubs fixed beautifully. AS
Or diamonds, the only unbid suit,
1t is quite clear South expects that
suit to be opened by the defense
and has it in good condition for a
lead that comes up to it.
All Of which is true, but never
theiess was not enough reason for
North to leave in the 3-No
Trumps. With four of his part
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Ring Decisions

(By Associated GreSsD
Brooklyn-Phil Palmer, 1909,
Vancouver, B. C., outpointed Solo
mon Stewart, 146, Providence. s..
Vic Costa, 14jla, New York,
knocked out Milton Kessler, 1l5%,
Brooklyn, s.
White Plains, y. Y.-Vince La
Saliva, 14712, Mt. Vernon. N. Y, out
pointed Pete de Ruzza, 1872, Nam
aroneck. n. Y. S. Clarence Got
ton" King, 1861. west Palm Beach,
Fla, outpointed Herbie Solomon,
1864, New York, 6.
Hartford, Conn.--Art Robinson,
147. Pittsburgh, outpointed Henry
Jordan, AS, Philadelphia, 10. Bob
by Polowitzer, 12S, East Hartford,
outpointed Earl Mintz, 127, New
York, 6.
San Antonio, TeXas.-Cpl. Frit-
zie Zivic, 152, Pittsburgh, knocked
out Manuel villa, 153. Mexico City,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
USES SCREW DRIVER

Jackson-State police today were
searching FOR Eldon Smith. l6. who
they said held up a motorist with
a screw driver after walking away
from the Cassidy Lake YOUTH
Camp. Sentenced to serve one to
five years at Southern Michigan
Prison for larceny, Smith was
transferred to the camp Feb. 2. Po-
lice said he obtained fifty cents
from the motorist, Ed Bradley.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
A COMPULSORY CHOICE

THERE ARE times in the bid
ding when you simply must take
action. Your partner compels you
to. He has indicated a number of
facts about his hand because he
does not know what you hold. and
therefore does not know just what
will best fit your holding. To con-
slider that such bidding Of a num-
Der of declarations by him indi-
Gates his own preference Of con-
tract is unthinking,'H He wants you
TO make the decision.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04

dealer: South. East-West vul-
nerable.)
What is the soundest way for
the defense to so about beating
South's 4-Spades here?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04

degree temperatures, the mercury
remained several degrees above the
freezing point throughout the night.
The lowest recording mere was "a
degrees at a. m, and an hour
later II was Hf.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
REPORTS LOSSES

KalamazoO-Three months after
she discovered SLIGO missing from
its place Of concealment in her
home near Fulton, Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller reported the loss to the sher-
If here. She said she previously
had been too embarrassed TO make
the loss known.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Sports Roundup

Austin TexAP-The will international
affair this
Mexico competing together with others from the University Of
Mexico
Bountu Utah-AP-En today Lick. Ind, join
the Cincinnati Reds will be shape
by the opening Of regular
San tryout candidates between
the ages Of B by the Philadelphia Ma
tona League Club 1920 and at Salt Lake
City, May 2427
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04

Traverse City, Mich.-Orchard-
lists in the Grand Traverse Bay
area gave a sigh Of relief after an
other night free of crop-killing
frosts. Despite predictions OF 20
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Red Wings I'm Stanley Cup Finals
CHANGE CLOCKS

Adrian-The City Hall clock here
was moved ahead an hour Tuesday
shortly after a counting Of ballots
showed that Adrian residents had
approved Eastern War Time in
summer and Central War Time in
winter. The city had been on slow
time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Fine Points in Bridge

ner's major suit, hearts, and sin.
gleton in the other. his hand was
much better at suit than No
Trumps, and he should have gone
to 4-Hearts. At that contract an
extra trick was in view, With the
loss Of tricks only to the aces OF
hearts and clubs.
In the wrong contract OF No
Trumps, South took the lead Of
the diamond 8 with the Q, led to
the club K and A. used the dia-
mond A on the return and tried to
run the clubs. But after two tricks
he had TO abandon that suit be-
cause West had discarded a heart,
leaving East with the club 10 es-
tablished. Hopelessly now. he led
a heart to the A, and the diamond
came back, so that East scored
three diamonds and a club, set
ting him two tricks.
Maybe South would not have bid
the 3-No Trumps, IL he had de-
pended on North as definitely hav-
ing four cards for his heart raise,
but that doesn't excuse North for
not shifting into 4-Hearts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

mad like Il did your boss the other night
when we was st his house for dinner and I
think that Ia what you are getting at in .
roundabout way to lecture me for.
ses Ethel you are good guesser ses
you really got on his nerves with your ques.
tions and she ses why Joe, that is nonsense
only ses three words to him all evening and
ses yes. that's Just II. Ethel. I ses you only
ses three words but each one OF the words
was why. She ses think you are right Joe.
don't remember any other word now that
you mention Il.
ses once was when the boss was telling
the story Of his life and he ses his big ambl.
ton was 10 make fortune and you ses why
and he put In the next hour explaining. scs
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
BROOKLYN

Dear Sir:-One night and my wife Ethel was
sitting at home talking about different things and
ses baby guess I don't have to tell you love
you better than anything else in this whole world?
She ses Oh-oh.
ses what do you mean oh-oh! She ses well
Joe. when you take that tone Of voice know
you are going 10 lecture me About something.
What have done now? I ses you haven't done a
thing sweets. all / was going To say 10
that you have a way Of ash ~ lot Of questions
and sometimes wonder IL IL isn't just habit
ses sometimes wonder II you don't ask
those questions without really wanting 10 know
the answers and maybe without even realizing
you are asking them. Ethel ses why that's crazy,
Joe. or course I realize I am asking them and Il
Isn't a habit ask them because want to learn
things but Joe what have learned most is that
there is one little word In the English language
that really upset people.
Ethel ses it is a little teeny old word Of only
three letters Joe and the word is why That is all
Just why. II can confuse people and IL can EN-
barrass them and It. can also make them very
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

then he ses the worst thing that ever happened
to this country was when Roosevelt was elected
president and you ses why and he took three
hours to answer you.
I ses then II was II o'clock and you had kept
him talking all evening with just two why's and
hadn't had chance to get in a word edgeways
about how hard was working and how much
l need raise although that was the main reason
we went there ses but the worst thing was when
he ses that when he was counting his wife she
the most desirable girl in Brooklyn and you
why to that.
Ethel ses we'll joe will have to admit that
maybe that is one why that crept in at the wrong
time but was getting terribly tired and was
thinking OF how good my bed would feel and be.
sides he Is really very windy Joe, even IL he Is
your boss. I will never forget how strange he
looked at me- think he was really upset Joe, but
have upset bigger people than him with that
little old word why.
ses you may never forget how strange ne
looked az you baby, but IL not half as strange
as the way his wife looked at you. ses I will be
a long time In the old country before get that
raise now and that is why wish you would not
ask unnecessary questions. Ethel ses well Joe. even
though II was accidental do not consider Il an
unnecessary question because think IL would be
interesting to know why his wife was the most de.
srable girl In Brooklyn when he was courting her.
She ses would have been glad to hear why
she was the most desirable but he never answered
me. He only Just looked. Joe the next time see
him am going to remind him that he never
answered. ses guess you had better Just forget
it baby because he has only Just resumed speak
ing to me after giving plenty Of freeze for days
ses you arc nice little girl bat sometimes aIee
little girls should be seen and not heard
Ethel ses why Joe?
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-26
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin H. Grant
and son Larry Of Venice, Calf, and
Ernest Grant of Seattle have been
visiting their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
c. Grant, for the past two weeks.
Marvin left today to enter the SER
vice. His wife and son will make
their home with her parents at
Nashua.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Michel and
children visited friends in Fort Peck
Wednesday afternoon. They are for
mer Fort Peck residents and now
live in Seattle. The family has been
visiting Mr.. Michel's mother in
Glasgow.
Mrs. B. c.. Schneider of Billings
arrived Friday evening to visit her
daughter, Mrs. James S. Higgins.
Mr.. Higgins left Sunday morning
for Rochester, Mimi, where he will
receive medical attention.
Samuel Hubermann of Brooklyn,
N. Y, left Monday morning after
spending a week on business in Fort
Peck.
A. L. Weis of New orleans arrived
Tuesday and is a guest at the En-
ployes hotel. He will spend several
days here on business.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-26
TAMPICO
By Agnes Molvig

MI. and Mrs. Mike Burrus and
daughters Norma and Mrs. Dean
Tchalke and sol David of Glasgow
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kolstad visited
at the Ole Enkerud home Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Ida LYDIA spent the week end
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Nyquist.
Ronald Martin spent Saturday at
the home Of his grandparents, MI.
and Mrs. D.. A. Martin.
Mrs. Gene Etchart and daughter
Michele spent Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. John Etchart.
MI. and Mrs. liver Martin and
family were visitors at the Walter
Schneider home Wednesday "
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Montfort and
son visited at the Ivan Martin home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Decrevel and sister
Margaret Ann KirWan spent Satur-
day night with friends in Glasgow.
They also attended the wedding of
Herman johnson and Hazel Faye
Hartsock.
Mrs. Tony Arrotta and son John,
Sever Engerud, Louise Ekola and
Florence Kirwan attended the show
in Glasgow Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Ceilings returned
home Saturday morning from Los
Angeles, where she visited her sons.
She also visited her daughter, Doris,
in Denver.
Mrs. Nora Mumford, Miss Ida
Disrud and Mrs. Paulina Stephens
were visitors Saturday evening at
the homes of Mrs. John Etchart
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Maalerud.
Mrs. Ben Kolstad and son, Bonnie,
visited at the C. j. Maalerud and
liver Martin homes Thursday after
noon.
Edward Dahl was a visitor at the
j. F. Kirwan home Sunday evening.
Richard Motzkau was a caller at
the Jasper DeDobbeleer home Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Disrud and