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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-11-07

Total Allen county vote, 23,544.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williamson
and daughter spent the week with
relatives in Hattiesburg.
Mrs. NJ. M. Watkins of Hands
boro, Miss, was a guest Tuesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rollins
and visited with other friends.
Miss Jane Coulson spent a few
days this week with friends in
Meridian.
Mrs. w. w. Barber and Mrs.
Lynn Hooper were visitors to Mo-
bile Monday.
Mrs. ]. c. Avent and Mrs. j. T.
Bishop were visitors to Mobile
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. E. FELTON, will leave
this week to join MI. FELTON, in
Birmingham, where they will
make their future home.
Ann Mary Sylvester, daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. c. w. Syl-
vester, Pensacola, Fla, was a guest
of Dottie Mixson while her par
ents visited friends in Pasca-
goula.
Miss Duverynne Watts is visit
ing friends in San Antonio, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Crabtree
have returned from a motor
trip to Greensboro, Ala, where
they visited with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Ann Hardenbergh.
j. F. Daley, Jr., is visiting
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Gaynor in Mobile after an
extended trip from Los Angeles,
Calf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
Pascagoula : Moss Point Bank
MOSS POINT pAscAcoULA
MOSS POINT ...
SOCIAL 90 [A.I' HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Martinez
have returned from a stay of sew
eral days in New Orleans.
Mrs. E. E. Ellis and daughter,
Sharon, have gone to Cotton Val
ley, La, where they will be
joined by MI. Ellis. They had
been making their home with Mr..
and Mrs. S. f. Martinez while
Major Ellis, who has recently
been released from the army, was
serving overseas.
The United States Naval Per-
sonnet Separation Center at New
Orleans announces the release of
Louis Edward Ford, aviation ra-
dioman, third class, HOS Bay
street, from the service. Woodrow
G.. Blackledge of Moss Point is
also mentioned as having receiv-
ed an honorable discharge from
the navy.
The Office of Public Inform
alton of the u. S. Naval Station
at New Orleans announces that
Jack Cleo Allday of Kreole, who
served as machinist's mate, third
class, has received an honorable
discharge from the service.
Curtis j. Brandenburg, who has
lust received his honorable dis
charge from the army after 70
months in the Pacific area, has re-
turned from a short visit with his
sister, Mrs. Bryant B. Moseley at
Uniontown, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert and
children of Mobile were visitors
Sunday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Hassell and Mrs. j. F.
Hassell.
Mr.. Wyatt Herring returned
Saturday from a visit with his
brother-in-law and sister, MIR and
Mrs. w. P. Davis, in New York;.
Mrs. Carrie Mae Crew and Mr..
Tom Hantein of Birmingham.
Ala, were visitors in the home
of Mrs. ]. F. Hassell and Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Hassell Sunday.
Commander and Mrs. Delano
Bruisstar left Thursday for their
home in New York City after a
visit in the home of Mrs. +. G.
Spann, Sr. Mrs. Spann accom-
panied them to Aiken. S. c.,
where she will visit with relatives
for several weeks.
Mrs. John Chambers returned
Tuesday from a visit in Chicago,
ILL.,, to continue her visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Fitz-
ner.
MI. and Mrs. w. r. Plemons of
Laurel spent the weekend with
friends in Moss Point.
Mrs. H. B. Overstreet was a
visitor to Laurel this week.
Mrs. J. F. Hassell was a visit
or to Mobile Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Herring,
Mrs. Emmitt REYNOLDS and DR..
Lark OF Columbus. Ca, en- route
to New Orleans last Friday, were
visitors for a few hours of Mr.
Herring's lister, Miss Halle Her.
ring.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

The State Extension Service
points out that planting grass in
the yard will improve the looks
of the home and save soil.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

The farm population of the ma
ton is considerably lower than it
was when the al started, ac-
cording to the Agricultural Exten-
sion Service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

A high octane safety fuel which
will not burn has been developed
for use in airplanes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

]. A. Bishop has departed for a
visit with relatives and friends
in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williamson
and daughter spent the week with
relatives in Hattiesburg.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

The Altar Guild viii hold a
meeting at st. Johns Episcopal
church Tuesday afternoon, April
8, at 2:30 o'clock.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-11
Your Shopping Headquarters

Hundreds of values Sale during the first
March Value Demonstration Sears have had for
four years. We are very happy to offer this great
event for your shopping pleasure. You will find
many hard-to-get items throughout the tore.
Come in -. Shop and Save at Sears
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-11

Just set the thermo-
stat for desired heat.
Chains, pulleys a n d
wire included.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03

Clan drustva Lipa st. l29 SNPJ.
Pogreb Sc je vrsil dne /. aprila
1916 il Zakrajskovega pogrebnega
zavoda in k veenemu poeitku sno
ga polozili ma Calvary pokopalisee.
Tenn potom Sc iskreno zahvalju-
jemo vsem onim. XII SO polozili kras-
ne vence cvetja h krsti pokojnika.
kar je bilo v dokaz vase. Jubezni in
spostovanja do pokojnika. ter nam
tolazbo. Zahvalo maj sprejmejo:
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Kocjaneie.
Somerset. Colo: Mr.. in Mrs. Ver-
tovsnik. Kempton Ave-; Mr.. in Mrs.
Tony Gorsha. Cleveland Rd.: Mr..
in Mrs. Louis Gorsha. e. so ST.; Mr..
in Mrs. Louis Slapnik in druzina:
DR.. in Mrs. Anthony Garbas. Ingle-
side Ave.: Mrs. Dobrinich. Norwood
Rd.: Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Drobnik.
Norwood Rd.; Mr.. in Mrs. Edward
Centa. Giddings Rd.; Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Jalovec. Zoeter Ave.: Mr.. in
Mrs. Jay Laufer. Lima. O.: MIR. in
Mrs. Albert Axtell. Mple. Hghts.;
Mr.. in Mrs. Edward Jalovec. Cid
dings Rd.; Mr.. Joseph Jalovec. Gid
dings Rd.: Mr.. in Mrs. John Jalovec
NIL. Giddings Rd.: Mr.. in Mrs. John
Jalovec ST.. Giddings 3D.: Mr.: in
Mrs. Frank Modic. E. IS ST.: Mrs.
Josephine Strnad. E. 209 ST.: Mr.. in
Mrs. Zot in druzina. E. 81 ST.: Mr..
in Mrs. Anton Garbas. Linwood
Ave.: drustvo Lipa Stew. l29 SNPJ:
Mr.. in Mrs. Charles Slapnik in sin;
Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Kordic in dru-
Tina; MoSilnikar druzina. E. l85
ST.: Mrs. A. Braidic in druzina. E.
l43 ST.: Mr.. in Mrs. Martin Anton
eie. E. ll3 ST.: Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Suhadolnik. Norwood Rd.; Fellow
Employees of City Machine Co.:
The City Machine Co.: Ralph
McClurg and Employees; Sosedje
ma Homer Ave-; druzina Susnjar:
druzina CeliziS: Frank Buker: Mrs.
Mary Koesel: Frank Debelak: An
gela Rolih; Jack Mauser: Ursula
Lovko: Mrs. Joe Mismas; Mr.. in
Mrs. Skerl: Mr.. in Mrs. SupanGiS:
Mrs. Rose Speroff: Michael Musta-
chic: Florian J. ZavaskY Jr.
Naso iskreno zahvalo izrekamo
sledeeim. XII 50 darovali "a sv. mase.
XII So bodo brale "a mir in pokoj
duse pokojnika. in sicer sledeeim:
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Primozich.
Norwood Rd.: Mr.. in Mrs. Grdishar.
E. 81 ST.: Mrs. Josephine Strnad.
E. zoo ST.: Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Mu-
ziS. e. l43 ST.; Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Mlakar. e. rs ST.: Mr.. in Mrs.
Gainor in druzina. Shawnee Ave-;
Mr.. Mike Jalovec. Spilker Ave-:
zalujoci ostali: JENNIE Gol
AGNES MoD1c. pastorke; FRANK
FRANK MoDIc. zetje; FRANK. PA
GEORGE BRAIDIc: MARIE in sHl
KoSTJANcIc. ssstra v Somerset.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03

Mrs. Frances Kosoglav. Stanard
Ave.: Mr.. Paul Sever: Mr.. in Mrs.
Edward Bell: Mr.. in Mrs. John
Butkovic. DilIewood Rd.: MIR. in
Mrs. Joseph Strnad. Addison Rd.:
Mr.. in Mrs. John Had NIL. Donna
Ave.: Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Strauss.
Carl Ave.: Miss Betty Kobe. Carl
Ave.: Mr.. in Mrs. Blaz Modic. E.
l43 ST.: Mrs. Josephine Zannuttinni
Akron. O.: Mr.. Herman Bott. Ak
ron. O.; Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Kochevar.
Nauman Ave.; Mr.. Anton Zobec. E.
66 ST.: Mrs. Ursuline Vidmar. Ad-
Olson Rd.: Mr.. in Mrs. Edward Ko-
vaeie. Hecker Ave.: Mr.. in Mrs.
Vincent CodoskY: Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Strnad. E. " ST.: Mrs. BradaS. E.
1877 ST.: Mr.. in Mrs. Sivec. Neff
Rd.: Mr.. in Mrs. Gorupe. Stanard
Ave-; Mrs. Frances Slabe. Mrs.
Zelle. Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Knaus. Jolly
Good Fellows klub.
Najlepso hvalo izrekamo vsem. XII
ste prisi pokojnika pokropit. ko je
lezal ma mrtvaskemu odru. kot tudi
vsem. XII ste ga spremili ma njegovi
zadnji poti ma mirodvor.
Iskreno zahvalo izrekamo no.
silcem krste, ter vsem. XII ste dali
svoje automobile brezplaGno po-
slugo pri pogrebu.
Maj DO izreGena nasa zahvala tudi
Ri. Rev. Monsig. Ponikvarju "a mo-
litev OBJ odprti krsti v Zakrajskove-
mu pogrebnemu zavodu pred pogre-
bonn. ter pogrebnemu zavodu Frank
Zakrajsek "a izvrstno urejen po-
greb in vsestransko najboljso po-
strezbo. -.
Bodi vsem. XII ste nam oh britki
uri stall oh strani in nam bill v po-
moe in tolazbo izreSena topla, "a
hvala.
CO smo sluSajno izpustili ime
katerega. XII je ma en- ali drugi ma
Gin pomagal in izrazil svoje soeutje.
prosimo oproseenja ter SO vsem mai
lepse zahvaljujemo "a izkazano
udanost. ..-:. %%.@5 .s.,
Predragi in nikdar pozabljeni
oeem: Usoda je zahtevala. da 81 Ia
ko nepriSakovano odsel il >nase sre-
de. zalostne III potrte 81 zapustil
nas-svojo .ljubljeno soprogo. naso
XII ii je po kratkih dveh ted
nih sledila ' veenost. pastorke. xete
in vnuke. kateri smo Te ljubiN. Po-
:ivaj zdaj miru v HADN'T ameri-
Ski grudi. spomin ma Te bono pa
ohranili nasih srcih do konca ma
sih dni!
sHA. FRANCES BRAIDIc in
GoRsIIA. GEORGE BRAID1c in
RIcIA in ARLENE coRsHA.
LEY MoDIc. vnuki: MARY
:olo.
;leveland. Ohio, dne 8. junija. 1915
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
"a. sept. 1882
I. 28. marca 1916

XII izdhn svoo 28 Pokoni bill ga let
bill donna Raine odkoder ps Ameriko A e Bill
Clan drusva Lpa st. l29 SNPJ. .:> -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03

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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15
Columbia Mt.
BY Charmaine Daniels

Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard Sparks anc
daughter, Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fowler, and son, Dean, Mr.
end Mrs. Roy Powell and sons, Don
aid and Calvin, Kalispell, all had
dinner Sunday at Fowlers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Fowler and children,
James, Dord, and Brye are here from
Unionville, Mo. visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Gum Fowler. They plan to leave
Saturday. They had been visiting
their daughter in Long Beach, Cal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hetzer had
company for a picnic dinner up
where they are building their new
home. They were Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Foy, Donald Byrd and Kenny
Reesman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hetzer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Foy stayed |
Ill night there Mr.. and Mrs. Hetzer
re coming along fine on their house.
People are not allowed to get
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15
Bolton Briefs
By the News Correspondent

Miss Eleanor Ely of CHICAGO i.
spending a most enjoyable vacation
with her sister and brother-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bussey of Prk
headquarters.
A group of energetic mixers left
Park headquarters Saturday morn
ing for trip to Sperry Glacier. They
hiked to the Chalet and Lincoln lake
the first day. Sunday morning saw
them on the trail for Sperry Glacier
returning to Bolton and headquar-
tiers Sunday evening. They report a
most wonderful trip aside, of course,
of the usul sunburns and sore spots.
Those making the trip were Bud
Henderson, Ethel Meinzer, Grace
Ness. Laura Marble, Harriet Stinson,
Pat Boberg and Bob Kehoe.
Martha Sloan has arrived from
Spokane to spend two weeks vaca
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sloan Martha is employed in
Spokane. Mrs Mary Benda has re-
turned to her home in Bolton after
being in the Whitefish hospital for
several days.
Fifty C. P S. boys accompanied
by Rangers Roy Hutchinson and Err
nest Hutchinson left by truck for
Yellowstone Park to help combat
the bad fire situation there The re-
urned Tuesday, the fire finally being
under control.
The Art Bendas are enjoying a
visit with Mrs. Benda's brothers,
Rollie Odden of st. Paul and Ronnie
Anderson of Verndale, Mimi Mr.. and
Mrs Chuck Bartlett are the parents
of baby daughter born August 9th
in he Whitefish hospital. Chuch is
still with the army stationed n China. /
Mrs. Ray Vincent has arrived in
Bolton from Ogden, Utah, where she
has made her home TO the past four II
years while her husband has been in ! II
the army Mr. Vincent is assistant H
of Glacier National H
park For the present Mrs Vincent H
is visiting with her daughter and Il
Mr. and Mrs. Robert y
ound. We all hope that "Ray" will
De realeased soon from service so =
hat they may again take up their
esidence at Park headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Harper of Seattle
pending two weeks with the H. D.
Apgar family. Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
'aris accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
|. w Hutchings left Bolton Tuesdy
Forming on a trip through Canada.
harlie Harrington is taking over the
1T Saturday for their home after
quor store during Mr.. Hutchngs
osence. Ralph Kimbal will arrive
/ Bolton Friday from Missoula to
,end three weeks acation.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15

water in Bad Rock canyon anymore
Several accidents occurred and sc
they tore all the water troughs out
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Feirstein had {
card party in honor of John Hellmar
and his girl friend. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Brandenburg, Hubert He'll
man and Mrs. Hellman were also
present 1t lasted until daylight
Ralph Mason and Virginia Smith
son were married Thursday in Mis-
soula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Loeffler, son
Henry, and aunt, Missoula, went
through the park one day last week.
Mrs. Jack Hall is home from Havre
where she had been attending
Montana State Normal.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15
Columbia Drug Changes Name

Elmer C. Afseth, owner of the
Park Drug, has just had an exper-
fence that often occurs in publishing
a newspaper. Elmer is having the
old Post Drug neon sign recondition-
ed, and found that Park could take
the place of Post, but Columbia was
too long, so effective August l, the
name of the store was changed to
Park Drug. The Afseths have the
closest drug store this side of Glacier
Park
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15
WELCOME TO
OUR TOWN!
We Invite All New Residents to
Make Use of Our Facilities

We Invite All New Residents to
Make Use of Our Facilities
To the folks who have just moved
into our community, we extend a
hearty welcomed! We're glad to have
you, and wish you prosperity and
contentInent in your new surround
ings.
We believe you'll find this a good
place in which to live and work, and
play So that you may get the most
out of what our community affords,
we would like you to get acquainted
with our all-round insurance facil-
tiles. We may be able to help you in
making any necessary changes in
your policies, or new valuations or
changed hazards.
You probably are fully aware of
the advantages of having good in
surance service right ION the
ground" and we offer You just that,
III our fu1ly-equipped agency. Our
advice is free and cheerfulIy given.
Come see us real soon. We needn't
talk business unless you wish-just
get acquainted.
BARTON PETIT Aren't
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15
New Fish Industry Starts

New Fish Industry Starts :,
Montana fishing will be improved
IS the result of the formation of a
Meal and Oil corporation. This org
new corporation, the Montana Fish
anizstion, under a license from the
Fish and Game Commission, will
seine course fish from designated
streams and convert them into fish
meal and fish oil.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15

Robert Spurzen, Glacier Park no.
tel employee, was brought before U
S. Commissioner Lindsay at Park
headquarters last Friday, and fined
500 for building campfire in a
restricted place. The fine was sus-
pended and the defendent placed on
probation for two years.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15

Navy Seabee veteran Leon Ra,..
and wife are returning to Ponts sl
Mich, to bring their two childra.,
and home furnishings back to ro ~
umbia Falls where they will m.l
their home.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-15
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BARTON PETIT, Agent
Route Ia, Columbia Falls
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Is there anything In the space between
the stars:
Yes. There are many substances present
in interstellar space Calcium and sodium
may be found there. but the density OF this
! matter Is exceedingly light. probably not
more than one atom to the cubic centimeteri
When was the first appendicitis operation
performed:
BY Mestivier in 1759
Whose Is the voice OF Mickey Mouse?
Walt Disney himself is the voice Of Mickey
Mousse
How large was the largest watermelon eNeF
grown In this country: "a
One grown in 1884 that weighed ITS pounds
Who was the first President 90 60 abroad
while In office? o.
Theodore Roosevelt-when he visited the
Republic OF Panama in 1906
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Whas Is the dinereaee besreeH red. rhife
and Black PePPerP
Block pepper is ground from the berries o. 'he
pepper shrub Motive Of inoio. White pepper IS
around from the seeds Of these berries otter tts
skin oo5 Heshy ports hove been removed RED pep.
per Is not re0fy pepper II belongs 70 fbe night
sho5e fon1y onJ is motive 70 6rozd.
What is the fastest four footed animal:
The cheetah. This member OF the Cat family
has been clocked at 1o3 feet per second. That's
better than 20 miles per hour.
Who Is the richest man on earth
Osman-Nizam of Hyderabad. India. HIS
fortune is valued at $2.oO0.o0o.oO0.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

OW much Of an iceberg can you see:
- About oneninth OF it. Let US say you sec
Wn Iceberg one hundred feet high. The remaining
ghtninths Of the iceberg are under water-out
OF sight.
Were the Monitor and the MerrimAc the first
lronIad "arships:
No The Koreans fought the JapS With
armored warships in the 10th Century
Was there once sea where the Rocky
Mountains are:
Yes In prehistoric times sea extended from
the Gulf OF Mexico 10 the Arctic Ocean
Who invented Peter Rabbit:
BeatriH Potter Heels. OF Sawry England. IN
1898. when She wrote letters to an invalid boy
Where do they get imported canary seeds
frOmF
Argentina and Morocco
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

What Is the egg laying record for a hen?
In a recent egglaying contest Rhode Island
Red hen broke all previous records by laying 35l
eggs in 357 days. or a. pounds Of eggs in little
under year.
What kind Of swallows go hack 10 CApistrAnO:
Barn swallows.
What Is the most complete encyclopedia ever
compiled:
The Chinese Ku Chin Tu Shu Chi Ch'eng'
printed in 1726 in 5041 volumes. On library
shelf would take up 246 running feet 1t has
about 40 million Chinese characters-which is the
equivalent of about 60 million English words.
Where does saliva come from:
The moisture in saliva comes from the blood
The other substances come from salivary glands
Where did vioiins first appear:
Originally. violins came from India
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

~ @u Ghe ehickens Ga fhe cOHn-
GrH rere divided eOe9fN, hesr
wsag chickens W0Hgd Wo~ hare?
Under fhg pion you would hove tor
chickens oilofted TO you
Evening star., 1946-08-04
GI Insurance Changes
10 Be Discussed al 6. W.

New provisions of National Service
Lie Insurance open to ex-service-
men will be discussed by Veterans
Administration officials at a meeting
OF the George Washington Univers-
lty's Student Veterans Club at 8pm
Wednesday in the schools govern
ment building, Twenty-f1rst and G
streets NV.
Insurance benefits were materially
extended when President Truman
signed a bill last week amending
wartime provisions of the insurance
act and designed to put the Govern
ment insurance on a basis with COM
mercial companies.
Principal features of the new bill
relaxed beneficiary restrictions, Of
tered lump sum payments to bene-
f1ciaries and provided for new dis
ability benefits.
AS originally issued, the insurance
provided only three types of policies:
Ordinary life, on which the policy
holder pays for as long as he lives;
20-payment life, which calls for
premium payments for 20 years, and
30-payment life The new legisla-
ton established 20-year endowment
policies, endowment at the age of so
and at the age of IS.
Evening star., 1946-08-04
West Virginia Voters
Go 10 Polls tuesday,;
Randolph Favored

Voters in the second congressional
district of West Virginia will 60 to
the polls Tuesday to nominate cam
didates for the House seat held for
the last IA years by Representative
Randolph, Democrat, chairman of
the House Civil Service Committee
and acting chairman of the House
Labor Committee.
An active primary contest new is
being wound up and hot election
fight is in prospect for next No.
vember's election.
Supporters of Mr.. Randolph, for
mer chairman of the House District
Committee, are predicting a victory
for him in the Tuesday primary
saying he will carry all is counties
in the second district.
Opposing him in the Democratic
primary is Washington Lee Cam
pion, Charles Town, w. Va, who was
defeated by a four-to-one vote ir
the primary two years ago.
The Republican congressional
ticket to be decided the same da,
includes Melvin Snyder, an attor-
ney, and veteran of World War II
OF klngwood, w. Va: and Melvin,
Muntzing, Petersburg business mar
and farmer, and former sheriff oi
Grant County.
Mr.. Randolph defeated Mr.. Munt.
zing for the congressional seat ir
1914 and Mr.. Snyder in 1898.
The district Is one of the largest
in the country Each of the fou,
major candidates come from a coun.
ty seat in the 15-county district.
Evening star., 1946-08-04

lier this month. He told the usual
people and they did the usual
things. No results.
Then checks started to come in
checks signed with Mr.. Bongey's
name, not written by Mr.. Bongey
They bounced like tennis balls. Mr.
Bongey went about his business in
another car. He registered one night
at a Watertown hotel and the clerk
looked at him sternly.
You, sir" said the clerk, "are
already registered"
Il amp" said Mr.. Bongey.
And you're in your room right
now" said the clerk.
"Really?" said Mr.. Bongey.
ITS small world" murmured
the clerk.
1T will be a darned sight smaller
said Mr.. Bongey, as soon as I car
get a cop"
| So they went to the room ano
found Nowak. The latter admitted
he had taken Mr.. Bongey's car anc
passed 5000 of checks with Mr.
Bongey's name on them, using ere.
dentials that had been in the stolen
automobile.
At this point Noah Webster coulo
draw up a chair and discuss coinci-
dence with Mr.. Bongey. Or the ho-
tel clerk.
But not with Nowak, who was
sentenced to one to three year
term in State prison for car theft
The forgery charge was dismissed