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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
Jewel Theft Victim

FALL RIVER, Mass. Dec. "a
W.H-Mrs. Alfred Borden maze
money when a theft broke into her
home and stole $500 worth of
jewelry. .
Five days after the theft, Mrs.
Borden received a telephone call
saying the jewelry had been placed
on the back stairs because my
conscience bothered me terribly
With the payment was S. for
payment of a window the thief he'd
broken. 1t had cost only Is cents
to repair it. Profit, $4.25
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
YULE MESSAGE
TO PEOPLE IS
DAY HIGHLlCHT
Continued From Page One

achieved for peace, because ct all
the promise the future holds l
say to all my countrymen: Merry
Christmas!
merry, Christmas and may
God bless you all"
Veterans Present
Mr.. Truman's immediate audi
ence was a group Of d~ignitarles
with ordinary folk looking on. he
had = special, personal word o.
greeting for some honored guests
"a group of disabled veterans.
But to the nation and the world,
his message was an expression. OF
hope that the unity which forged
victory for Allied arms in the war
will lead the way to enduring
peace" in the year ahead.
He said that the problems are
great - great enough to over
whelm faint hearts" - and he ad-
mitted that "all is not harmony"
today in a world in which men
find it ''easier to die together on
the tield of battle than it is for
them to live together at home in
peace"
It is with the United Nations,
Mr.. Truman declared that the
worlds hope for peace lies. And
he said, "as we continue to labor
for an enduring peace through
that great organization" it must
be remembered that the world
was not created in a day.
People may not hope in this day
and generation for a new heaven
and a new earth, he said, but
strive with "undaunted faith
and courage" for. some degree OF
the unity which brought the Allies
a wartime victory.
Recites Message
Reciting the message OF Bethle-
hem, GLORY to God In the High
est and On Earth, Peace, Good
Will Toward Men," the President
said that it best sums up our
hopes tonight"
"k we as a nation, and the
other nations Of the world, will
accept it," he said. THE star OF
faith will guide US into the place
of peace as it did the shepherds
on that day Of Christ's birth long
ago."
Most troubles, individual or ma
tional, spring from selfishness and
greed. Mr.. Truman declared. And
through all the centuries; ne said,
history has vindicated the teach
ing OF Christ that:
Therefore all things whatsoev-
err We would that men should do
to you, do We even so to them;
for this--is the law and the proph-
cts"
For Mr.. Truman personally,
Christmas Eve was a day devoid
of the usual routine OF White
House work. He had no appoint
ments.
Attends Party :.
But during the morning ne ana
several of his staff walked across
the street to the State department
to drop in at a small, private tare-
well party for Edwin l.. Locke,
Jr. Locke has resigned as special
assistant to the President to be-
come vice president of the Chase
National bank in New YORK.
Later, under a sun Of almost
springlike warmth, the chief exec
utive and a few Of his close friends
and associates motored 20 the
Presidential yacht Williamsburg
for lunch. aboard ship.
Wednesday the President joins
his family at their home in hide
pendence, Mo. He arranged to fly
out early Wednesday morning ane
return Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
Along The Cape Fear

In addition to plenty OF eats, a
Gift is awaiting each of the youngs-
tiers.
The gracious skipper Of the yes
sci. Commander George Bower
man, pointed out that the party
is made possible by the personne-
of the nip dipping into their vel
fare fund.
1t does not require much eftor
on part TO realize how mucf
iov the men of the Modoc will bring
into our midst. A happy chill
on Christmas is just how it shoule
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
Continued From Page One

York to Florida, with only a pet
dog as a companion.
We are happy to report that she
has completed her voyage success
fully and the chances are That she
is the first lady skipper to make
the long voyage alone.
PARTY GHEER-Our hats are
off to the crew of the U. S. Coast
Guard Cutter Modoc for their
Christmas party this afternoon
Between so and GO under-priviledg-
ed children will be the guests OF the
good ships personnel during their
annual party.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25

More than half the life insur'
ance policies sold in the United
States during 1914 were purchased
by those with incomes under 49,
900 a year and only n sixth by
those with incomes over $4,000 a
year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
LANTERN SUBS FOR NEON

CHESTER, Pa, -W.H- Harry
Mudrick didn't let the coal strike
dimout affect the flow of business
to his drug store. He put a kero-
sene lamp outside when his neon
sign was darkened.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
P GODS NOT SAFE

PROVINCETOWN, Mass. -W.H-
,~Seafarers here estimate that more
than 5000 shipwrecks have oc-
cured on Cape Cod since the Pill
grims landed at Plymouth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
PAYS CITY
OFFICIAL VISIT
Continued From Page One

The tree will be set aside each
evening from now until New
Years Day for the special honor
of a southe eastern North Carolina
county. Brunswick county will be
toasted tonight with Columbus,
Bladen, Pender, Duplin, Onslow,
and Sampson counties scheduled
to follow in that order.
Thorium, an important basic
source of atomic power is also used
in radio tubes, tungsten lamp
filaments, gas lamp nantes and
luminous watch dials.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
o v OUT 70 BARN

GRANTS PASS, Ore, -Wp-r
W. Baker helped to relieve T.,
housing shortage by selling b as
home, and remodeling a large ba'
barn On his property for bimsaG
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Boys Furnishings

10 Originally sos White Two
piece Cotton Gobordine Sailor
Suits, sizes. 3 to lO----3.0o
70 Originally 3.36 TO $50 Jr.
Boys White Cotton Gobordine
SIaeks-Sonforized"; sizes s to
" Z,Sc
20 Originally ABS White Senior
lied" Wosh Shorts; broken sizes.
4 to 8-- so
4 Originally I.s5 White Cotton
Gobardine Swim Trunks for Jr.
Boys-tully lined; sizes 8 to 10,
100
so Originally e.s5 Cotton Wosh
Robes. stripes. Sizes 8 to l8.
@.s5
No more than ~ residual shrink
age.
Boys Furnishings. Second Floor,
The Hefht Go.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Mezzonine Dresses

IS Originally 500 10 s.e5
Misses Dresses. printed spun
royons end junior miss checked
royons and printed jerseys, 3.9s
30 Originally $40 to 4.o9 Misses
Dresses in gay printed spun ray
oos, ainohoms and chintzes. Sizes
~ TO lo------ .4S
Massanins Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hsehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
50 Originally 2.eo
Tots Sun Suits
o9c

y-to wear one piece style with
riek-roek trim. Sizes 3 to oX.
u Originally I2.s5 Beys' Tweed
Topeests, fly 'front.' ton ond blue:
broken sizes 3 to g. 5.86
" Originally $50 Boys Tweed
Tepeeats. fly front; ton and blue;
broken sizes 3 TO 6-3.88
Originally Las to ,.ss Match
ing Hsts 7ee ond LOO
70 Originally 5.ss Tots Striped
Reyen Dresses. broken sizes 3
to s 3.88
- Originally 4.sS and 500
Tots Cotton Print Dresses. broken
sizes 3 to 6-2. 2.88
II Originally 3.s9 Boy fodder,
Two-Pieee Knit Cotton Suits, size
aqua only Is
IS orisinoIIy 3.es Tots All
Wool Swim Suits, sizes 4 to 6.
l.s9
Is Originally 7.25 Boy ToddIers
Two-Pises Knit Cotton Suits. size
7. yellow only-----l.25
- Originally 7se Tots Royon
Prinesss-SsyIe Slip. pink only,
sizes 4 to 6-S9 S9e
All Garments Properly Labeled os
TO Wool Content Where Applic-
obIe. All merchandise sold os is.
Tots ond Toddiers' Apparel.
Second Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
80 Originally $50
Teen Cotton Checked
Skirts
1.o9

These skirts take to oil your
bIouses like q chorm! Sizes 10
to Is.
8 Originally l2.s5 Cotton For
maIs, sizes 9 TO IS 7.s5
8 Originally $40 PIoy Stresses.
sizes 9 to | 500
80 Originally 500 BoIero ond
Shorts Sets, sizes 10 to Is, 3.s9
5 Originally 7.95 FIoroI Cotton
Bathing Suits. sizes 81 to 36,
3.99
II Originally 4.ss Cotton Skirts.
sizes 9 to l5--2.99
10 Originally 5.s9 Print Cotton
Dresses. sizes 9 to l5- 2.9e
3 Originally 500 Cotton Stocks.
size l2------ 100
IS Originally I.ss to 500 Sum-
mer Hats --25e to 100
Teen Shop. Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Hondboss

40 Originally 1850 PIostie
squares Handbags. Underorm
styles, assorted colors. Tox in
cIuded - 7.2o
"a Originally 1850 Piostie
Leother Hondboss in white UNDER
arm style, tax included 500
40 Originally $50 Simulated
Hondboes in white. Top hondIes
and underorn styles, tox included.
SOC
Is Originally 500 Fabrie Hond-
boss. Top hondIes, tox included,
lao
Handbag Dept. Street Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Mezzonine Goats

I Originally 7e5 Toppers. 25-ln.
length. All black royon. Sizes | z
and l8--------------- 5.44
7 Originally 1895 TO 1875 Fit
ted Cotton Gobordine Roineoots
in misses broken sizes Block,
blue, natural or red d----- lo.44
IS Originally 1895 AIi-wooI
Uniined Jersey Toppen in lovely
postel shodes. Assorted styles,
some boxy, some beIted. Sizes 10
to l8------~---------lo44 l8
Z Originally $500 AlI-wooI Fit
ted coots in block. Sizes ~ ond
a. ----------------- l2.44
3 Originally 1895 AH-~ooI
coots for the toller woron. Boxy
ond fitted styles in won7en's sizes.
Block, brown, or eroy-- 22.44
Me3aanine Coats. Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Picture Frames

8 Originally lbs Metal Picture
Framers, s" by soc
50 Originally 3.95 Clear Plastic
Portrait Fromes, s" by TO-. LAS
3 Originally 2.25 koturoi Wood
Portroit Frames. 8" by TO-, 100
~ Originally 200 Rose Gold
Metoi Portroit Fromes, 5" by T.,
LOO
) Originally $50 Doubls Mimic
ture Frames, wood so
Stationery Dept, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Utility Coots

IS Originally 800 Cotton Check
ID Utility Goats in the "a length
thot's good for housecoot or
beech coat. Sizes | Z to l6, 100
Hoasedresses, Third Floor,
The Hsehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Women's Goats

! Originally $500 Women's Box
coots. 1000 wool aobordine in
the boxy style Beige or green.
Sizes So to "A $500
s Originally $500 women's Top
pers, handsomely trimmed with
broid. Z Navy coots in size ; Y,
! in size s.; ! block coot IN size
33Iz, in SIZE IS 1900
4 Originally 1900 1907 Wool
coots with smart notched COLOR
and slosh pockets Block only.
Sizes Al, AZ ond 43 $500
3 Originally $500 women's
Toppers in lOOoo WOOL Smortly
stvled with belted back Block
only. Sizes So, SO, 40 $500
l Originally 1926 Toppes in
1000 wool. Novy in SIZE 4 u,
1900
l Originally 1926 Fitted coet
in 1O0oo wool Light blue Size
3o}7 --------- -- $500
Women's Coats. Third Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Cosmetics

10 Originally Tie Bubble Baths.
lie
IS Originally 2.s5 Syrinses in
eotherette cose with Upper. LOO
81 Originally Zoe Powder Puffs.
3 for Zoe
40 Originality soc Powder Puffs.
25e
40 Originally 1.7s Picture
8 Originally $50 Picture Fromes.
Jorge double gloss $50
Z Originally 500 Picture Fremes.
double gloss 100
rs Originally zoe After Shave
Tale lie
so Originally 72e Hair Dress. 12e
20 Originally soc Hair Dress. lie
"a Originally 25e Hair Wove-
o-Moties 1885, Toe
I Originally 500 Mirror 100
IS Originally z5e Tooth Brushes.
Sc
~ Originally loe styptie Pen
ellis 2c
81 Originally $50 SunsIosses,
75e
1874 Originally I.5o to ZOO Bot
tIe and Jor Sets soc
81 Originally $50 Bottle ond
JQr Sets .UO
IS Originally 75e Combs 25e
l9 Originally $50 Pine Needle
Oil - soc
u Originally $50 Moke-up
Boxes so
Tar included Dhere applicable
Toilet Goods, Street Floor,
The Hecht Go.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Women's Shirts
and Shorts

225 Originally 1.7o Cotton Tee
Shirts, plain colors and stripes.
79e
"a Originally 3.98 to $50 Shorts
of cotton roteriol, and pedol
pushers in dark shodes; broken
sizes ZOO
7e Originally ZOO Royon Jersey
MidFiffs, ottroctive colors 90
Blouse Dept, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
CosuoI Dresses

4 Originally 1925 I-piees
Classic Style Dresses with fly
front. q blue stripe. Sizes 10.
u, lo---- $50
II Originally 1875 l-pisee
Spun Rayon Print Dresses in red,
green or tan. Small size .88
10 Originally 1895 l-piees
Rayon Dresses with the stunning
Chinese neckIine thot becomes
everyone, Pink, lime and oouo,
s.ss
u Originally I2.s5 I-pieee Print
Botiste Dresses in nnoize, blue or
pink. Sizes 10 to 2O---s.SS
9 Originally 17.s5 I-pieee
cIassie Style Dresses in solid color
Of moize. Misses sizes 10 to | s,
s.ss
Casual Dresses, Third Floor Of
Fashions, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
367 Originally 495
Rockerless Rocker LawnC Chairs
2.40
3o7 Originally 4.95

The comfortable and popular rockerIess rocker type
OF outdoor chair with sturdy oak frames .
convos sling scots in either maroon and white or
green and white. Use on lawn, porch, at the beach
folds for easy carrying and storing.
I55 Originally l.7o to 3.l6 Choir Pods solid
red blue or green or blue red floral design.
Varying sizes ------------- SOC
Originally 4o5e Wrought Iron Love Sect
finished in white with soiIed chortreuse slip scot,
1895
J Originally ll7.66 Wrought Iron GIas.-topped
Table 3OxoO", with motchine arm and side
chairs Finished in Pompeion oreen------loo 90
Originally 4o.5o Wrought Iron Lounge choirs
with cartridge type pods, green and white, $500
Z Originally 52.lo Wrought Iron cha,e Tongue.
49,. finished in white, ! finished in Pompeon
green both with cartridge pads ds---------29.95
Originally 1881 and e5.77 Pompeon Green
Wrought Iron Tobles with g ass tops 3Ox6O".
3 complete with Z motching arm and side chors
3 with matching side chairs ors----75O
Originally 4.s5 FunneI-type Barbecue GriI., z.ss
50 Originally 6.68 Mohawk Portable Barbecue
As Originally 1925 Large FunneI-type Borbeeue.,
4ee
3 Originally 2l.5o Large Black Wrought Iron
Originally TAO Wrought Iron Club Choir,
Pompelon green loose soilcloth covered
cushions s--------- $3.50
z Originally 1876 Wrought Iron settees
Pompelon green observation-disclosures
Summer Furniture, Fourth Floor, Tie Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Maternity Dresses

IS Originally 1925 TO 14.s5
Moternity Dresses in cool sunbock
styles in cotton ioce, spun royons
or printed cottons 6.88
SO Originally 7.s5 TO 1000
Dresses and Jumpers in cottons
ond cotton loce 800
Maternity Dresses. Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Beech Shop

80 Originally 6.45 Cotton Swim
Suits in comfortable 2-plece
style. Good fitting bra top and
tonboy shorts in Coy prints. Sizes
10 to l6- 2.88
10 Originally go 2-pieee Cot
ton Swim Suits. In ooy-coIored
prints or solid coIors in light
shodes. Sizes 81 to 34--- 3.88
80 Originally Iz.55 PIoy or Swim
Suits in the becoming two-piece
style. Bro top and shorts, Sizes
9 TO 3 1875
Holiday Beach Shop, Third Floor,
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Cotton Ploysuits

IT Originally l4,2o Cotton
Prints on light grounds. Sizes 9
around skirts ond halter tops.
Broken sizes Il to i6--3.Ss
20 Originally 1925 Ploysuits in
printed cotton seersucker. Dor
ING drop shoulders. separate skirt.
Prints on light grounds, Sizes 9
to l3----------------7.95
IS Originally 1910 2-pieee
PIoysuits in striped cotton, Cute
bore-midriff top and skirt, White
with navy, red or Iuoeooe stripe.
Sizes 10 to I4---------lo.s5
10 Originally 5.s5 Pedal Push
er, in COY cotton pIoid. Sizes Il
ond l4 3.ss
Sport Shop, Third Floor
The Hfchf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Women's BIouses

10 Originally 2.so Cotton OFF,
the shoulder BIouses, black strips
on molze or green 1.98
81 Originally 40 Rayon Stripe
BIouse.. short sleeve high
neckline with snolI bow. Blue,
rose, green; sizes g to SO, 1913
Blouse Dept. Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Originally 2.sa oH-she shoulder
Blousetrix OF cotton net with deep
loce ruffle. White and pink, sizes
81 TO 38-E- ZOO
Neckwear Dept, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Flowers

Originally 5se to 400 Flowers
for hoir, hots, etc, hyocnths.
daisies, lilies, roses, vioIets, in
nony coIors 39e
FIowe, Dept. Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
JeweIy

16 Originally 500 Simulated
PeorI Necklaces, pink ond blue,
$50
u Originally 800 Simulated
l-strand Blue Peori Necklaces.
1.So
II Originally 7.5o lo-rib um-
breilas-lone hondles-royon as
sorted pastel coIors 500
JeWelry Dept. Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Corset Shop

10 Originally 100 GaIrter Belts
in smooth block royon sotin, 3se
40 Originally I.5o Low-eut
Dandy Bros in cool cotton. Sizes
81 to 36-------------- 90
Z Originally s.s5 Love Bros,
4 Originally 3.s5 Love Bros,
soiled --.---- ZOO
9 Originally 595 Cotton Bo-
tiste Girdles---l 6-lnch with toIon
foSIenefS G.UU
80 Originally Its kyIon Bros,
100
Corset Shop, Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
"A Originally 2.2o
Comfort" Ironing
Boord Pad and Cover
Sets
100

Just "a Of these duroble and con-
venient ironing board pad and
cover sets, 48-inch kitehenette
size The heovy felt pod protects
. . the strong cover hos on eIos-
tic edge for quick. snug fitting.
~ Originally l.5o Aluminium
Mail Boxes 79e
"A Originally l.,s "osmo" Wool
Wall and Ceiling busters 7se
10 Originally LOO FiIto Kleen
Woter Filter. fits standard foucet
with threod 39e
"a Originally soc FiIto Pads for
"FiIto kIeen" Filter, pkg. I9e
II Originally 1913 MetoI Breed
Boxes, red and white enamel
finish, os is -~---------- 9Se
~ Originally I.5s Felt covered
Clothes Hangers, 3 in set, severoI
coiors LOO
ITO Originally 3Se Refrigerator
Sherbert Troys, white enamel or
9CiNOFlIZeO SC
~ orisinoI 3.49 FIorol-eovered
Lingerie Cobinets, with 5 drowers,
l.99
"a Originally 500 Kiddie Upper
Gorment Bags. blue and pink,
2.es
~ Originally LIS Kiddie Shoe
Boqs -------.--.------69e
II Originally Zoe Kiddie Shoulder
Covers
u Originally I.2e WoII Towel
Racks, 5 wooden orms on metal
support
4 Originally 1895 Prewar EIee-
frie BroiIers. os is. Electrically
~ Originally LBS synero Re-
voIvins Lawn SprinkIers 67e
~ Originally LOO MetaI Gross
Whips 79c
Housewares, Sepenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

- Originally $50 Photo Books,
LIS
8 Originally $50 Photo Books.
LIS
10 Originally $50 serapbook.,
LIS
II Originally $50 SeropSooks,
Las
10 Originality l.so Telephone
Index foe
l Originally 1000 Globe. slightly
Damaged 1000
l Originally $50 Globe. slightly
damaged 400
4 Originally ZOO Guest Books.
100
Z Originally I.5o Guest Books,
7se
II Originally $50 Religion,
Kits tproyer book, rosary and
medal in leather easel - LOO
Stationery Dept. Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

One ond two-piece styI les by
tonoous pIoy clothes maker,
Broken sizes.
10 Originally 5.79 Two-pieee
Bothins Suits, broken sizes 5.79
"a Originally 3.s9 Bathing Suits.
broken sizes - 2.o9
4s Originally 3.ss Summer Short.
and shortolIs. white and postels,
broken sizes, 8 to IA 2.99
ls Originally 400 FioreI Print
Reyon Dresses. peach or blue;
sizes 7 to 7.o9
II Originally 3.s9 one-Pieee
Play Suits. grey cotton seersucker
with rickrock trim; sizes to IA,
l.9s
~ Originally 2.ss Stocks and
overoIIs; So white slooks, sizes
s TO IA; l8 blue ond- white
striped cotton seersucker overolIs,
sizes 7 to IA I.99
36 Originally 2.35 sIoeks; navy
or brown; sizes s to l4--1 .35
80 Originally 1.9s One-Pieee
Candy-striped Sun-Baek PIoy
Suits, sizes s to l2-----9 95e
As Originally l.69 Cotton and
l.es Spun Royon BIouses, solid
white with bow tie or polka dots
with long sleeves. Broken sizes, ]
to 14----- --79e
Girls Apparel, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
IS Originally o,o5
JUNIOR DRESSES
4.88

Crisp eottons pretty royons in white, maize or pink
q wonderful collection of oil the becoming
dresses Juniors love. All reduced to half their
price Broken sizes 9 to 5.
Is Originally I2ss ond 1895 Junior Miss Dresses piece
print poste checks Some royons Sizes
l5--------------------- ---------------8 500
IS Originally l6s5 to 22,s5 Junior Miss Dresses in eyee
boe eyeet ond print cottons. One and
styies. Sizes 400
4s orisinoy 30 1925 coon. print royons
stripes ond checks. borebocks. Broken
l5------------------ 3 80
Young Washinsfonias Shop Third Floor The Hecht Co.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-24
Troy Moments Club

Troy Women's Club met in the
church parlors for its regular meet
ing on January a. Mrs. Sagen was
in the chair. Several items came up
for discussion before the meeting
was turned over to Mrs. Grover
Smith for her program on Child
Welfare. This subject she intro
duced explaining that she had div
ided it into three general topics.
Child Welfare in the home which
was ably discussed by Mrs. J. B.
Farris. Child Welfare in the school
was the topic Mrs Cole McDougall
treated. Mrs. V. A. Sather from
her wealth of experience as a Sun
day School worker gave study
of Child Welfare in the church.
A round table discussion of child
welfare was a feature of the even
ing
The hostesses, Mrs. Maurice Mel
son and Mrs. Cole McDougall ser
we'd lunch of homemade cake and
coffee
A guest of the evening was Mrs.
Alice Peterson who left Troy some
time ago to enter defense work
in Spokane. She is a past presi-
dent of Troy Women's Club.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-24
Indions Ask Some
Rights AS Buddies

CROW AGENCY-UP,- Sixteen
Crow Indian braves VINO went on
the warpath" against TIE laps and
the Germans in World War II have
appealed to the General Federation
of Women's clubs for aio in revis-
ing the G.. l. Bill of Rights to pro-
vide equality for Indian veterans
with their White brothers.
In a letter addressed 10 Mrs. Hen
rietta Crockett of Helena. active in
Indian betterment as secretary of
the Montana Tuberculosis Associa-
ton, and Mrs. Joseph Linden
Smith of New York, advisor for
the same rights and privileges" as
White veterans under the G. 1. Bill.
They also asked that proposed
seperate office for Indian veterans
be opposed because it would con-
tinue the arbitrary power" of the
Department of Indian Affairs over
our property and our lives and
continue to deny us the rights to
be citizens of the country we glad
ly fought for"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-24
LIGHTER SIDE TO
POLICENIAN'S LIFE

HELENA-UP)-Therc is a ligh-
ter side to a policeman's life.
A four-year old girl called the
police station and demanded two
policemen" be sent to her home
Immediately.
What do want them for?" asked
the desk man.
THAT j. boy took my candy
and he won't give it back"
Where is the j. boy now"
Hes right here in my house and
he won't give it back"
The desk man asked her age
promised to send the two officers
and hung up. A few minutes later
the phone rang and the childish
voice said, you won't need to send
those two policemen. The j
boy gave back my candy"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-24
REXFORD
Bridge Club

DAluSC OluU
The Contract Bridge Club met a
the home of Mrs. Agnes Fewke.
Friday evening, January l8. High
honors were won by Mrs. Ed Ar
mold, while the consolation anc
travelling prize went to Mrs. Lou
Brown.
Mrs. Alenauth Payton, local grade
school teacher. and George Rich
of Eureka were married in Kalis
pell Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
purchased the Lem Collar residence
and will make their home here.
Francis Logsdon of Stone Hill
and Bettey de Ford of Ridgefield.
Wash, were married in Kalispell
last week.
Mrs Bert Guy of Kalispell is
visiting her mother, Mrs. o. c..
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Brock
of ReXford will observe their six
tieth wedding anniversary on the
second day of February. They will
hold open house" on that after
noon and wish to announce that
everyone is welcome. They also re-
quest that no one bring presents.
Sylvester Frank broke. bone in
his left leg Monady.~
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-24
Troy WAC Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kortte an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Naomi S. to Peter Fenchaf, at
Patton, Penn.
Mr.. Fenchaf was with the mill
tary police at Fit. Myers, Va, and
Naomi, only Troy woman to belong
to the Wacs, was a cook at the same
station. She received her discharge
and separation qualifications, Dec.
d l945.
The couple are making their
home in Pennsylvania.
While Mrs. Fenchaf has not lived
in Troy for a long time, she still
has many friends here who join in
wishing the young couple much
happiness.