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Evening star., 1946-10-07

YORK-Attrac, mod
ern, low-rental 1-bedrm. apt, Sc. Wash
for similar or efficiency apt. in M Y. Box
WAsHiNGToN WASH H;ftN FOR wAsHINGToN-Mod-
ern efficiency. furn. or unfurn; apt, close
house in NV section. No other arrange
ment considered Box S3-L, Star, $
WILL EXCHANGE modern apt: Kitchen.
dinette. living room. powder room, bath
NV. Sec; for clean, modern one or two
bedroom apartment. preferably in 18th
and Sheridan SITS. area. Phone GE. 1865.
ARLINGTON FOR BETHEsDA--1-b bedroom
convenient TO Bethesda CHI. O555. =
TWO-BEDROOM APT. in nice e. section;
LU. 1888. II
WILL EXCHANGE / rm., kit. bath. dress
ing closet and reception hall apt. in ne.
for ne. OF Sc. location duplex apt. or
small house. LU. 0S63 ~
WILL EXCHANGE one bedroom apart
ment, three. exposures, back porch, de.
sirable location in Washington, D; c for
NEW YORK WASHINGTON - EXCHANGE
beautifully furnished Fifth ave. apt, for
furn. apt or house, residential sec. wash
ington, 3 TO IL mos. Write Box 2Os-L,
new new YORK FOR wAsHINGToN-7Attr
turn. 3-room apt in desirable midtown
Manhattan elevator. bldg for 1 or bed
oNE-BEDROOM apartment. nicely fur,
nished, in exclusive NV. section. Would
exchange for . to months for similar
New York. Westchester county preferred.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

2-BEDROOM furn. house or apartment for
Army otticsr wife and 5 41yesr-oid ar itGo boy: pay
fRdTsSs fR ssso, Fsd ssI: 4Ssl Ssi MAI HARpEF at
Afk EaE ds Reg 5sm 0ssr Ssass mast or ap have g
nished or unfurnished. for wife and two
bse.ss ao perm duty e1Sf Sibs references
GovT. EMPLoYE: wife and child want 2
bedroom unfurnished house; $lO0 month.
Fslls EM Chu6sh na ~ lleo,J- n.sd =, noms nm
furnished; preferably il Or around Wheat
on; sa, Md Phone .sMy sH IosS1 GeS1 n.ru.,sn,,x
house or apt. furnished or unfurnished.
Family, Al adults; JE 6oi7,, .sus s. s..s
Sr 6istfef or az FA ess5
as ssiYia YRS COW Cow. SERVICE; 2 or 3 bedrms:
Z Ssss sdnlts; Tlt sox sse sxe1 ssss ssss perm
TO xia5 MO; % bedroom unfurnished
house; pref Virginia desired; Army colonel;
NOV. l. adult family, no pets. TIE. 35s7.
GARAGE HOUSE. guest cottage. servants
quarters. converted barn or small home;
pairs; excellent ref. Falls Church 1451.W
RELEASED ARMY OFFICER. wife and SON,
desire furn. unfurn. house or apt; per
manent residents; up to 500. co. o.. cs4o,
81 500 CASH IN ADVANCE annual rental
dist. Arl. or Bethesda; furn; or unfurn
for occupancy any time before Dec. by
provide es any required references. Phone
ADULT FAMILY Of four in desperate need
Of house or apartment of rooms or more
SMALL HOUSE or a-bedrm. apt; school
age, age children: permanently employed. Ho'
REG. ARMY OFFICER. wife and daughter,
~, urgently desire "a bedrm. house or
apt turn OF Tnfurn nip' sellRf EislS
BACH. FIR. 5000, Ext. $40 days. EN-. 1858
sxvAG sEsS ane SeoMANpfk Sfsk sDfi WIFE SON
desire a-bedroom. furnished OF, unfurnishsd
house or apartment: will sign lease; Wash
ngton duty Gr three ysars JrTn rsnf to
Il ARaH StriGER E o0ts wife and
daughters II and 4, permanently ns5rn go,se ss
mum: refs Wo. s$l4: t,.5. M5 -
souse baths. in or NV Dsado seetion. on yearly
isaif s4if eseaps to0qs % $50. az no. so E2t
ARMY Ar Z CAPTAIN, wife and 2 children, 5
housing: at. least 2 bedrooms. furnished or
see oWner exceIsnt H ca Care Of
day day Or Or night @ RE. 670o, EXT. 734as' cAsi.S y.
ISh HUsiSEss EXECUTIVE. permanent. wife
and 5-year-old son need house or apt,
unfinished; will decorate and do minor @
repairs. pay np TO S1O0 monthly EN- n.oS.
bedroom house, unfurnished, IN nearby
MARYLAND or virginia.. WA. 2062. -.
lily Of three gentileS, being evicted; owner
m9yipg in N9y ,rry ST. 7ss:nt,v 7szS need, 2.
BUSINESS ExECoIIvE mreenI,T ,;h,rhe, rseIs or
Washington area; wife excellent house
keeper: no small children thoroughls re-
sp6nsible. Please call Silver Spring Ol2o.
STATE DEPT. OFFICER will pay up to
$500 per mo. in adv. for 3 or bedroom
house, furn. or unfurn:, with bedrm., "a
bath on 1st f.; 6-1e mos. on or before
Nov. l; finest care assured; No; 49Sl;
TO $40, furn., ] VI: c0MDR, ON plEh p21a1
Ext 1892. until 4:30.
WAR DEPARTMENT EMPL0YE. former
university professor, needs or 3 bed
room unfurnished house in Arl. or Falls
Church for family of four. CHI. 59Is.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIKE HOUSE, l7I2 N. H. ave
h.w-A few vacancies for girls in this
popular guesthouse III
1901 18th N.W.-Two girls to share large
triple, private bath: also vacancy in dou-
hle Switchboard. good meals. -15
2S22 seth ST. NW.-Lovely room, exc
meals. ex bus a. corner; girl. g
VACANCY for 2 Government or profess
s.onal girls; private bath; conven. transp.;
$50 ca MI. 20S4. 5
VACANCY for 8 Georgetown student men
private bath; conven. transp.; SOB ca.
lovely HOME, excellent meals inclosed
sleeping porch; for l young person; ten
mis- court. OIL. 6603. p
Evening star., 1946-10-07
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO:-Westoyer-s-
unit brick apt. house. each with liy, rm; >
dinette bath, kit. with stove and refgr., /
bedrm.; apis. rent for S54 per mo-; owner
now realizing approx, 16T on investment;
this apt house Is truly q good investment;
GEO. Il. Williams C0.-Near Goth and
NJ SITS. n.e.-Tapestry brick, 8 years old.
5-unit apt. house with refers. and stoves.
foHt; OH offered @ at less than Z times annual
rent. Bell Or RatssIidf Ex x SEP S NJ, a +,
come approx $4,000: good condition.
July equipped. MISS KENT. AID. s4a3.
~: Mas sosGHH THAN ses,ooo-semidetacbed .
story brick. center-hall plan. 4-family apt.
Bldg; rms, kit: and bath each: hard
wood ifs, h.-w. oil heat, fireproofed base
ment, janitor's quarters, 2 garages,
porches. Act now. Mr.. ROOTS. GE
&g93, MI. 20s0. 5
Evening star., 1946-10-07
ROOMS FURNisHEp-Mp. and VA.

home: conyenient to bus: laundry and
phone privileges. Phone WA. 9O3s. IS.
DOWNSTAIRS, front, corner room, semi
private bath: 3 blks. Lee hwy. bus; quiet
family CHI $3.50. u
GENTLEMEN ONLY-Sute of rooms with
bath. separate entrance. in lovely old
of oficers or students. Call Gil. 500. -
North WOODSIDE, MD.-Large corner
room, in private residence. near bath:
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, exposures. 8
windows, maple twin-bed room suite, laun-
dry privileges and use of phone. CHI. 1853.
1918 18th St.. No. Arlington. Va;-10
rainutes from Washington by bus; lovely
I'm. for couple. next titled bath and shower
Also available October 16. room with twin
beds. wash basin; suitable men or girls
$50. OW 5315. =
GENTLEMAN-Single room, board con-
ssdered WI S094. 10
Evening star., 1946-10-07
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

VETERAN STUDENT desires odd jobs
around home of congenial family in eX-
dren, etc: NV. section, Jewish preferred.
Eox 354-K. Star. - 8.
2 GEORGETOWN UNIV. STUDENTS de-
excel reference. Box 256-K. Star.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT, wishes room and
horsevork Box 4O2-K, Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.
ApARTMEkTs EXCHANGED.

FLORIDA-Win rent desirable 3-rm. apt
on HOLLYWOOD Beach. mr.. ocean, for !
mos, Dec. l to May l. Write Box 79-G
Star giving phone number. la
Evening star., 1946-10-07

FOREIGN GOVERNMRNTs-Near French
Embassy, distinctive 15-room house. newly
decorated: immediate occupancy: ideal FOL
embassy or chaneery. For appointment tS
inspect call rental manager. ROBERT w
SAVAGE, S13 Union Trust Bldg, Ma. 1880
Evening star., 1946-10-07
ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-Aer.ases.

THE MARICK. 1873 81. N:E:-Attraetiy,e.
iarse, clean, newly decorated rooms: single
beds; large closets. Single, S40' double
iss @ ,th ST. N.E.-Lse. front room. twin
beds: conv to transp; quiet home; men; me.
fHE ii US SHAMROCK INN-5os East Capitol
street-Nicely furnished doubles and
639 MORRIS PL. N.E.--Neatly furnished
rooms (2). ladies: single. So and $40:
double, $40 and S12. LU. 1929. Y
WooDRIDGE-3217 Central ave We, ne ne"
nicely furn.: empl. cpl. or girls; pvt;
entr.. running water. laundry privil; $40
ca pr wk; semipvt. bath. NO. 2515. -
SIS E. CAPITOL sT;-Modern double rms,
a61s r. /. AVE. N.E.-Clean room with
double bed; TRANSPORTATION at door; 81
1850 AMES ST. N.E.-single rm., nicely
furn., all modern conv,; transportation and
restaurant nearby; also ! double available
wed, SIS ca. wk. FIR. 1896. -S
1000 EYE ST. NE.-Front room, first floor.
suitable for middle-aged lady; Sc per week.
s24 ST. N.E.-Neatly furn. room; conv.
transp. on carlines: S25 per mo. single,
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rirI: $40 month. FIR 4421 -
f2i0 b ST S.E.-Large front room, twin
beds. S12 week. Err. 6726. g
room adjoining bath unIim. phone. Pref
erably men. Sc so each. Lu; 674s. -
1852 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.--Bed-
clean, conf. next bath, use of phone;
conv. transp.; $50. Phone Ii. 1884 or
His s4ST ST sE-ee db,e front rm for .
uen: twin beds: next TO bath; l blk. from
cuisines; S12 wk. Ii. 1918. %
a38 1st ST. Sc, opposite House once
Eldg-Front room, next bath, S35 single
6oMFORTABIE BEDROOM kitchen privil.: !:
employed woman only: references. Can
after s am. TIE. T299, MRS. THOMPSON.
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zzciDEViiITr. Rsaltor. sH. e7es or RA. 44s2

IMMEDIATE POSS., American o. PIX
3 bedrms.. 2ha baths. 10000 IT,, beautiful
MRS. SMITH, WI. 1917, ME- 400. La
POSSESSION-Desirab NE; section. Six
full basement, gas heat, yards; Al condi-
tion; move in with deposit; conv. terms.
For details, call till 0 pm. weekdays. Sun
ERTIEs. 1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855.
81 500 DOWN-Ccnvenient Southeast Sec
ton. SIX rooms and bath, 2-story brick, Q
rear porches. h.-wh.. coal: full basement.
front and rear yards; convenient terms.
Call till pm weekdays, Sunday 10 TO 8.
VIM. CALOMIRIS PROPERTIES. 1919
18th st. NV. DI. 1886. IS
$1,000 D0WN---2nd and r: I. ave; n.e,o
full basement. front and rear yards; Al
condition. Priced az S11 $50 for quick
to S. VIM cAIoMIRIs PROPERTIES,
1919 18th st. NV. DI. 1858. s
Continued On Next Pass)
Evening star., 1946-10-07

Of ground; large livinE and dining room,
screened porch, modern kitchen, bed
rooms. tiled bath, full basement, with mn
4. v. PisAN1. e110 Wis. ave. Oh. $500.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY win pay up to $500, ,O0l
tcash or terms) for good NV. apt. house
must be clean property and show goot
income. Call MR.. DIXON. HO. 2343. II
Evening star., 1946-10-07
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES UNEURkIsHED.

WASHINGTON 2-bedroom furnished house
for New York apt. or house. WI. OBJ
Evening star., 1946-10-07

SI,I6O DOWN; $50 mo-. bal; $500: 7,r.
and b. det fr, ami, b.r.. h.-w.h, porch,
gar. occupancy 2 mos; close to cars IN ne.
S14,a50, T-rm.. 2-bsmt semidet. br.. 4
br; ideal for ONCE: bus and cars close;
Gear gar.; v down. n. Z. FYoN CO.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

s24 d ST. N.E.-Neatly furn. room; cow
transp. on carlines; S25 per mo. single
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01
1000 Danish Censors
To Work In Germany

About 1000 Danes able to read
and talk German are wanted by
the British occupation Army in
Germany for a vast censorship
body. Earlier considerable num-
bers of Frenchmen, Dutch and
Belgians were called to the Reich
for this purpose. Before starting
on their jobs of controlling letters
written by Germans, the censors
are given a weeks instruction by
British officers.
A Dane who asked for how long
his services would be required
was told that no decision had been
reached yet but that the censor
ship might well be maintained for
the next 20 years.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01
"Donmork" Returns
To Denmark

The Danish square rigger Dan
mark" which served three years
in America as a training ship for
u. S. Coast Guardsmen, arrived
in Denmark last month, and thou
sands of persons lined up along
the Copenhagen harbor to well
come the popular ship.
When "Danmark" left Copen-
hagen for the United States in
August 1889, 12O cadets were on
board. OF these only 7 returned
with the ship; Ia had lost their
lives and the rest remained in
this country.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01
New Investigating
Committee Selected

The Rigsdag Investigation Com
mittee, established shortly after
the liberation to review the events
leading up to the German inva-
sion on April 9, 1910, had finished
its task before the elections. In a
volumnious report the committee
stated that it had found no rea-
son for indictments against any
of the responsible persons within
the Danish Government - tn e
Staining Cabinet-at that time.
The new Folketing will, how
ever, select new investigation
committee which will examine the
period from April 9. 1910, to Au-
gust 20, 1943, when the Danish
people rose in open rebellion
against the Germans, the Govern
ment withdrew from office, and
King Christian declared himself
a prisoner of the Germans. The re-
suits of this investigation cannot
be expected to appear before some
time in the early spring OF 1916.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01

(last October) of the % Faeroe
representatives, IL favored and
II opposed unfolding the ties with
Denmark.
Chief cause for the rise of the
independence party is the 15-per
cent drop in the value of the Da-
nish currency since VE-Day. Many
of the .Faeroe people, whose main
trade is with England, think that
they would be safer financially if
they separated from Denmark and
either established their own cur
rency or adopted the British one.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01
Crown Princess
In9rid Broodcosts

In November, Crown Princess
Ingrid of Denmark made a lengthy
address on a short wave transmits
sion from the Kalundborg station.
The speech was heard everywhere
in the world where Danes reside.
and in her address the crown prin-
cess dwelt briefly on conditions in
Denmark during the five dark
years, when normal contacts with
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01
NEWS I'M BRIEF:

More American soldiers and Of
ficers have been invited by the
Swedish Traffic Association to
spend their leave in Sweden. The
dearth of hotel accommodation
makes it necessary for the time
being to restrict the number to
about 100 a week, however.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01
News from Denmark
PIEBISCITE in FAEROE ISLANDS
TO SETTLE INDEPENDENCE ISSUE

COPENHAGEN.-A plebiscite to be held this spring IN
Faeroe Islands, halfway between the Shetands and Ice
land will decide whether those islands to remain part
of Denmark or to form independent state.
separats movement has existed in the Faeroes ever
the beginning of this century, but not until recently
has it been able to sufficient followers among the
900 inhabitants of the islands At the general elections
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01
Danes Refuse u. S.
Offer For 40 Ships

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 15.-Da-
nish shipowners have refused an
American offer of $23, 600, 900 dam
age for 40 Danish vessels taken
over by the United States during
the war and are ready to submit
the matter to arbitration or to the
American courts, spokesman for
the shipowners said today.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01

Crown Prince Olav and Crown
Prince Martha of Norway recently
paid visit to Gothenburg to open
an exhibition showing how the
Norwegian press functioned dur
ing the occupation.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01
Danes Okeh World Fund

COPENHAGEN, Dec. q. -
Denmark has accepted the Bret
ton Woods monetary sterilization
plan, the Danish foreign office an
noelnced yesterday.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-01-01

Danes abroad was curtailed.
Nogales international., 1946-03-15
l2th-City Rating
Resented By
&C. Secretary

Listing of Nogales as the 18th city
in Arizona in population in Valley
National Bank survey, has drawn
"a protest from Harry Hambleton,
new manager of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Hambleton said Nogales, Ariz.,
and Nogales, Sonora, should both
geographically and economically
be considered as one community
with a combined population of over
10000, making it the third city in
Arizona.
POLITICALLY they are two separate
entities. but for all practical intents
and purposes they are one indivisible
community" he said.
National census in 1910 gave No
gales, Sonora, a population of slight
ly over 10000. The city has doomed
greatly in the last four years and
civic leaders estimate over $4,000
people reside there now, he added.
Ariz, was credited with an
estimated $500 in the Valley Banks
survey.
Nogales international., 1946-03-15
|N.H.S. Track
Team Begins
Spring Workouts
Coach To Build Up Squad
Around 2 Returning
Lettermen

The Nogales track team, support
ed by two returning lettermen, Her
man Rivas and Armando Preciado,
held their first workout on Thurs
day, March 7th.
Other boys who will help mis-.
work its way to the state meet are:
Whipple, B. Lopez, O'Hagin, Grove,
Stewart, Baffert, r. Lopez, White,
Teyechea, Bailey, Chernin, Trujillo,
and the Biggs brothers.
Coach Beazley is going to build
this bunch of boys around Armando
and Herman, and has hopes of some
honors in the Mesa Relay on April
13, and at the Douglas Invitational
Meet on April 20.
Armando Preciado and Herman
Rivas both earned their letters in
Douglas last year; Armando Preci-
ado in the 22O-yard dash, and Her
man Rivas in the 220-yard low
hurdles. These boys have both
shown improvement and should
show Douglas that Nogales still has
a track team this year.
The date for the Southern Con-
ference has not yet been set but you
can be sure Nogales High School
will be there.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1946-03-15

Ralph Moery is leaving tomorrow
to spend a week at Phoenix on busi-
ness.
Nogales international., 1946-03-15
NOGALES INTERNATIONALLY Nogaes Home Newspaper N
NEW RESIDENT

Miss Loree Mitchell of Snyder,
Texas, has arrived here from the
Lone Mountain Ranch in the Hua-
chucas to accept a position at the
Border Cafe
Nogales international., 1946-03-15
Junior Girl VIII
Go To District
Speech Contest

Ada Puchi, popular junior, viii
represent Nogales High School on
Thursday March IA, in the Arizona
Cratorical Contest on the Constitu-
ton of the United States of Amer
lea.
The contest of District is to be
held in the High School Auditorium
of Lowell, Ariz., at 800 PM The
chairman is Mr.. G.. R. Michaels,
who is also secretary of the Bisbee
Chamber of Commerce.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1946-03-15

TED: "CIem and were wonderin' what
you thought of that new movie about the
chronic alcoholic, Judge. Understand you
saw it before we did,
OLD JUDGE. "Well =. it's true most of
us never see case as extreme as that in
real life because they are so few and far
between. But it does point out one thing.
chronic alcoholics are abnormal people and
we've got to change our ideas about how
to help them"
Glenn; In what way, Judge?"
OLD JUDGE: We've got to realize that
excessive drinkers are suffering from more
than a craving for alcohol. According to
Nogales international., 1946-03-15

Mario Saldamando, prominent
business man, now heads two drug
stores, the Salamanca (Walgreen
SyStem) and the International, both
on Morley avenue Formal opening
of his latest venture, the Interna-
tional, POI Morley, where l.. H.
Scherb had a drug store for many
years, is tentatively set for about
month fom now.
Mario opened the Saldamando
(Walgreen) store in December 1886.
The double barreled drug store ex-
ecutive is a son Of Jesus Salda-
mandO, 80, pioneer druggist of this
city, who came here in 1887 from
Ures, Sonora. Mario is a brother of
Alex and Pete saldamando, Sr., and
the three brothers were born on
SOnoita avenue which has been Sal
damando family home for the past
35 years.
Mario is looking forward to the
day when his three young sons are
grown up and helping their dad run
the two stores.
Nogales international., 1946-03-15
St. Patrick Became
Symbol of Irishmen

:.
On March II we honor St. Patrick,
the inspiration and the symbol of
the Irish Catholic spirit, that unique,
blending of self and self-denial that
characterized the Irish.
! Patrick taught the Irish to be in
dividualistic without being selfish.
He gave them the warrant of in.
dividualism in the Christian doc
trine of personality, which is the ba-
sis of mans freedom and rights.
Only God-given rights are inalien-
able, for what man gives man can
take away.
! The Irish have clung, and cling,
to freedom for others as well as for
Nogales international., 1946-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Klene were
visitors in Nogales Monday from
their home in the Elgin district.
Nogales international., 1946-03-15
Demise Byerly Is
Rainbow Initiate

The Order of Rainbow for Girls
held a formal initiation and regular
business meeting on Thursday,
March Z, at the Masonic Lodge. The
candidate for initiation was Denise
Byerly of NogaleS.
The State Grand Worthy Advisor,
a University of Arizona student, will
pay an official visit to the Nogales
Chapter On March %. In honor of
her visit, the Rainbow Girls are to
hold a formal banquet at the Cavern
Nogales international., 1946-03-15

psychiatrists and medical men at one of our
great universities, the alcoholic is sick
person. The study of hundreds of cases shows
he is suffering from some physical, social or
emotional condition. just as in the case
of that poor chap in the picture. Fortunately,
they represent only very small percentage
of those who drink
TED: is anything being done to really
help these folks, Judge?"
OLD JUDGE: "Yes great deal in
clinics throughout the country. And with
the cooperation of the beverage distillers
who sincerely want their product used only
in moderation
Nogales international., 1946-03-15

themselves, and they have never
known the ways of oppression and
tolerance save as unhappy victims.
Patrick taught that true love Of
self means also love of ones neigh
Dor, and the Irish roamed the world
to share their best possessions with
all, their faith and their spirit.
with the help of God'' is an ex-
preston which might well enrich the
speech and inspire the minds of all
men in these days, for never be-
fore has the world SO longed for
freedom and never has the world SC
needed the help of God. cardinal
Frencis J. Spellman, ID.
Nogales international., 1946-03-15
MIS-. Students To
Try United Nations
Contest April 18th

To compete in the United Nations
Charter Scholarships contest you
must be attending any recognized
secondary school in the United
States, either public, private, or
denominational, who are under 21
years of age and citizens of the
United States.
The. examination will deal with
the United Nations and related
problems.
Examinations must be held at
local high schools on the morning
of April IL, 1916.
Contestants who have applied for
Nogales international., 1946-03-15

the examination are Helen Hulburt
and Lilly Morales, both seniors.
The national prizes offered by
the association will consist of cash
awards in the following amounts, to
be used in students further educa-
ton: first prize, $400; second prize,
500; third prize, $50.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1946-03-15

followed by a meeting at the Ma
sonic Temple where initiation and
balloting will be conducted.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
Miss Braunstadter Is
Bride OF Herbert Hust

Park City, April 24.-Miss Ruth
Braunstadter, daughter of Mrs
Theresa Braunstadter of Park City
was united in marriage Saturday
April 20, to Herbert Hust, son of
John Hust of Huntley. The cere-
mony was read by Rev. R. H.
Moorman of the Billings Baptist
church at the church parsonage.
The couple were attended by Miss
Alvina Braunstadter, sister of the
bride, and William Klundt of Hunt
ley.
The bride wore a light blue
ensemble, and a corsage of gar
denias.
Mr.. Hust is with the highway
construction department The young
couple will reside in Huntley. A
wedding dinner will be served Sun
day, April % at the home of the
groom's father.
Mrs. Theresa Braunstadter of
Park City and John Hust of Hunt
ley were in attendance at the we'd
ding.