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BOATS.

PROPELLER REPAIRING-Have your pro-
II 4145 Fl 900
arrived immediate delivery. S. KING
EEULI0N, ms; sos Maine ave. s.w. Phone
CHILD AND ADULT LIFE FRESHMEN
Vests, Jackets, cushions life rings: big new
shipment just in S KING FULTON, INC
SO Maine ave. Sw. Phone Executive 1906,
TACHoMETERs AND CABLES; also oil and
KING gs1gSS a me ammeteIS IN stock
IPRoPELLERS AND PROP SHAFTING, STUFF
ing boxes, Goodrich bearings, big new
shipment Just in S KING FULTON, INC,
sos Maine ave. s.w. Phone Executive 34O6
LIGHTING PLANTs-New air and water
f90 .f6cf for soa K1 ND R TON ag m0ds
BELT SANDERS FOR SALE@Hand sanders
ana other d2oT machineS sold, rented, re
paiIeo, MODERN FLOORS 243l 18TH
CANOE, IS it, s35 or best offer. chest
loft. BOAT, inboard motor, exchange for
model a or what have you9 RIA 4S37 81.
HIGGINS BohT-Now beng demonstrated
TO-DAY, We have fine assortment of Rich
srdson, Chris-Cgalt and other stock-buil
RosS H H1GPe nSnsne aRs bank
HIGGINS dealer yacht saramia, 1850 Maine
3O-FooT OWENS DE- luxe cabin cruiser
/ Built-in radio. Stainless steel galley. Many
extra .a, fully e9uipped and ready 70 go;
more. Md Call Essex. Md, l645, or
l@:rT. ALL-ALUMINuM BOAT. Call D1
1898 MATTHEWS twin scripps o@5 h.p.
Just installed; shower. two electric toilets,
81 volt generator complete and perfect;
SID 600 ,R1-ft 1910 Snort ENShRrp1 N
nv. looks like neV obat- $500. i04I
radio phone ~ volt generator. eiectric
G t9Iiet; dinette EleotroIgx retrieeratorr
enelne: $" 80 sTICKELL WHEELER
5 YACaT Sc, CO. l92 Penn street Baltimore,
tor: GOOD condition: $500. NO 3"T9. HI
no"1ds SreS snail Navy type 10 and u
E = 10y FoTboatS and motor boats, go
MATTHEws 1910 TWIN CABIN. ch ~
FOR SALE-CoNTINENTAL Commando
gas. engines. slightly used i Ssh p: i'm
mediate delivery: also parts for Hall
70 cHARTRR By O TR TFse OR Da sioG beaut
sonabie rates, CAPT, HANN6M, E2. $3.50.
CRUISE TO FLORIDA aboard 65-ft.
schooner via. inland water route leaving
about Aug. 9Th. can accommodate ? more
re. 81 4 or write Rox 333-Y, Star /"
DINGHY: AXIS, clinker type, good condi-
ion; SO. D. coMoTTo, Rhode River,
ouTBoARD MOTOR. 1a46, hp.. de luxe
model. Call after pm. Lot 6, Wash
EXCHANGE WATER WITCH. 3 hp. ex-
cellent condition for smaller outboard;
pref. Johnson CT EyInrude: may add cash
Republic 5000. Ext. So /"
/ CAPtN RUNABOUT. beautiful IG', 1871
lO-h.p- johnson Seakorse, best offer Ma
/ TIONAL MOTORBOAT SALES, Oxford
FOR SALE bait-caztine reels. PAue
Esr ! South Bend. $50 and SIS. WO
NoToRBoAT, $o,toot cabin cruiser. com
pleie with 4 hunks refrigerator, stove,
head. rte. Recently cry locked Marine
painted and conditioned Owner leaving
oUTBoARD MOTOR. brand new = Soaking.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, > f.p.. good condi-
ton: must sell best offer. Nj 22l9
AVAILABLE OCT. !, licensed boat oper-
ator, gas and diesel mechanic Gail
OUTBOARD MOTOR, I7-foot boat sell
separately or together. Elk 7265. i
loft. CABIN CRIISHR-Sleeps .: Just
painted. chrysler converted motor run
about ] o hours; fully equipped: . batteries.
spotlight, new 25-lb. anchor, 100 #. rope
-rfr
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RELIABLE. clean tenants, desire furnished
mouse IN country Maryland or virginia: no
PETS PETS or CHILDREN rem pay up 70 $3.50 ard syn
$500 70 5000 tp PER YEAR for ; Years.
wanted, laree house suitable for high-type
guest home, realtors or brokers invited
VETERAN DOCTOR and family desperately
IN need OF 3 or bedroom house: willing
i Io pay up Can TX s Si guarantee et.s
VETERAN, wife expecting in SEPTEMBER.
daughter 3 years. mother and father must
have lived at present place e years, desire
nnfqrnlshed home. 8 TO Q rms; Will lease
,srr deiire ID, bes, references District pre-
STATE DEPT. oficiai. married, returned
ington, desires house, furnished or unfur-
T IL Can EN- EN- 5 $3.50 children ? and
/. NJ: WHEATON needs a house or apt.
o onnr dsushter now out OF The city. vii
RE 800 EX X 55sn, to : pm 81
year-old, daughter want > or : bedroom
h sntan furnished or uInfuEn:shed wash
NAVAL OFFICER, permanent desires or
5earS2m 70 iuT III h9nSe' yicin G;
IL s IN pe HE a9q r Fs 93ss ssn.
a-bedroom house, preferably in NV area
: ADULTS, daughter 20 and son L.; refer
sRss c Eaec nffsuG 1900 Goo Room TO
VETERAN, permanent Govt. executive. wife
limos, daughter, need house or apt des-
UNFURNIsHEp PREFERRED.. six OF : Sc Seven
bedrooms, for large family, all adults: pre-
Ter NV. section: careful upkeep OF prop
ONE OR TWO YEAR LEASE, liberal rent
Tor CT ? bedroom furnished or unfur-
n nlshed house in Lafayette School area or
MIrNtanC cj--a
rental references. WALT WooDWARD al
Republican National Committee, AID 92i5
SaVY o + Fl MI Wife e snd a5'f boys and
house or apartment, sligo ssc3, after ;,
WANT TO RENT HOUSE Of 6 rooms o,
mere IN District. sood references. Ia
BEST REFERENcEs. 81 bed,ms., n w.
REFINED .RM F OFF oTfc En-, NE NE and
ncntly IN Washington or vicinity. need 3
bedroom house or > or 3-bedroon apart
NAvY CoMMs spisRn m n5E1 permanen mt
( nome here desires : or bedrms.. unfurn
or partially furn. apt. or house, I'm
SEVERAL INTERIOR DEPT. ENGINEERS
recently transferred. need LIS bedroom
houses or art; responsible. oulet and per
S50-Sl50 monthly MR. HILL, RE. 1890
Ext. 2404. s to 4 weekdays >
COUPLE with 6-yr -old child. want 20 rem
nnfurlIished 2-bedroom house IN nearby
Va or No maximum 500 per month
Fails Church llC6-J after : pm. 30,
RISPoNSiBLE BUSINESSMAN. veteran
viii pay years rent in advance for . or
bedrm. house or apt WI hin walking dis.
tance OF st Bridge: vine and 4-year-o.
boy. S!5 10 Sis. references. needed b.
September or October LIST. D1 1900, Ext
i1S or NO fSIs
PERM LAMENT FAMILY. 2 adults need ST
room urlurn, houSe. being evlcted from
house due to sale; maximum rental $50
no children or pets. Box 331Y, Star. oil
call GE, 6S53, 60 p m. %
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HOGS, I male. ] brood sow. : two -week- old
PIGS: reasonable. Call WA. 1890, a. m
to 4 pm. Il
SADDLE HORSES for sale or boarded:
good pony and workhorse: rees. THREE
NAPLES RIDING STABLE. 5000 Baltimore
STEERS. IS white-faced Hereford year
lings, accllmated and dehorned. SH.
Il 4. Me 1924. 81
sORREL MARE, 6 years old, good jumper
Call WA. 6755 after $40 pm. =
REGISTERED SHORTHORNS. bred
heifers: 10 bulls, ready for service 42na
No. End I'd, Apt. 4, Arlington. Va. CHI
6l.6 after pm.
gentle: 5-yr.-old sorrel mare. Call Frank
lin 4314 between s and u am. A.
RIDING HORSE, all black, medium size,
gentle but very fast. & years old. Call
ANNA MAY BREEDEN. Poolesville 20s7.
MARE. s years old. good hunter and
Jumper, gentle; can be used as park hack.
Call OR 2bRS .
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GREENWICH FOREST, Bethesda-Beaut
Turn. 4-bedrm. home with den and partial
bath on lst A. for rent Sept LIST for ! yr
$500 per mo. Call E. NJ. FRY, INC. 734O
ZINE NEW HOME. beautifully furnished
Falls Church 2G6l-M =;
NICELY FURNISHED 3-bedroom country
house; . saddle horses. . Shetland ponies:
garden; available middle of next week for
one month only, to experienced horsemen;
J." acres shaded grounds; 10 miles Memo
$3.50 Call TIE. 5232 -
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Attractiyely furn
4-bedrm., 2-bath detached home; ! year
lease $3.50 per month. 1901 Jocelyn St
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cont,

WATER HEATERS. gas. prewar, all sizes;
Expert installations. JOHN g, WEBSTER.
627 St NV, MA. 4163. WO; 1920,
2 GALVANIZED GARAGES, about 10X1t
ca. MAJ. be- seen rear J424-26 Penna ave
barrel chair gold lounge chair. tapestry
chair. occasional chsir, waxed birch crib,
batbineta; gray leather folding earriase,
Sripc.. MAPLE DINETTE SET. kitchen
Eood cond: must sell at once; leaving
A Sfs ia DOLLARS offered for Your
camera. movie equipment, photo supplies
BRENNER, 1888 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
MOVIE FANS! Take and project your own
movie films with The e p ANnEe eqqP pn4n
co, 933, Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434. AL
Is TEA ADJUSTABLE cHILDREN's school
desks and chairs, metal frame, wooden
TOP: best offer. WA 0996 II
GOVT. EMPLOYE with lots of furniture
thobhy), is being transferred and will
sell what you want for any room, reason
PRICES REDTcEDEElectric fans, egee-
trio irons, baby carriages, strollers, chill
dren's bicycles. wagons and toys We
also carry a nice line of popusr make
for free estimate. GEM APPLIANCE co,
FOR SALE! Large. round dining rm table.
5 leaves solid chartered oak; price $50.
Phone oxford 1921 =,
FOR IMMEDIATE SAIE-Furniture for
IL bedroom apartment. Phone Gil,
S-fn. -
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ROOMS fURkIsHED-Northwest.

THE BATES HOUSE, 1914 St.. NV
Nice rooms for transients, 81 up: also spe-
cial weekly rates. RE, 9463, 81
Clean transient rooms: singles, So and
$3.50 per day; doubles. 81 and $3.50 per
day; near bath and showers. running
THE PARKS" 1918 r. !. ave.-Special
summer daily rates. S1.5o up; weekly
doubles, SCI up; meals optional. Repuo-
lie 2521
500 9Th Nw.-Just opened. Attrsc., clean
tourist rooms, $3.50 single So double;
special group rates. RE. 1886. a
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Dogs. PETS, ETC. Cont.

FLUFFY. PLAYFUL PERSIAN, weeks old
clean, male, CFA registered. Call OK
3131 between and o. -
SIAMESE KITTENS, ga months. pedi.
greed, not raised in cages. used TO dogs
BOARDING AND GRooMING-1ndivid
pens and outdoor screened runs. Axe
reg. cookers for sale. KRISS KROSS KEN
NELS on lee hwy, Ri. I'll, near Center.
vile, Va. Phone Fairfax ll-J-2. -l3
DOBERMAN PINSCHER. female, 4 yrs
old: Registered with Axe, price, $50
226 Upshur st. NV II
KITTENS-Giving away one gray and on,
black and white kitten. Call Glebe 5646
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.s. and s.w

1903 c ST. Sc. Apt 2-SltepinE room.
nicely furn.' near bath; $40 a week; near
1907 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Nicely furn. front
rm; close to bath, in Pvt. home; So a
for men; $50 per person u
l1lS f ST. S.E.--Convenient to bus and
cars 81. ige front double nm, IS ca. a wk.
3ai2 + ST. S.E.-Nicely furn end floor
room for > gentlemen . single beds. tele-
phone privileges, also parlor and radio;
a. 18th ST. S.E.-For girl. vacancy in
dbl. rm... single bed; So per month cook
Ing Driyileges. EX, opal =
CONGRESS HGTS. SECTION, 1894 end st.
s.W:-Sinele room, SO wk: double room
with twin beds, alcove, adjoining bath
with kitchen privileges IS each per wk /;
LII 71Sq y
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ROOMS WANTED

A GENTLEMAN would like to rent a room
and kltchenette for Ink. Box 2s1-Y, Star,
n"
WANTED by . settled ladies. ! employed;
or unturnlShed Ink. rms. Call DE
l1S4. CAL Wed. and Thurs. ewes
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RRONWEIL. ~ 12th 81 NV. ME ] l34
AVIATION.
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT offers PERSONAL
lied flight instruction in new Aeronca
ChampionS. Alex. S342 81
PASSENGER PLANE, good condition,
radio; 81 500. Phone Falls Church 2423-J
FOR SALE-P @2o-hp. Continental
eneine, recently licensed. excellent con-
ditlon' ewner being transferred Call
Alley: 400 after $50 pm. i
MEMBERSHIP IN l0-memoer club open.
Il. LOCKWOOD. DE. SOC /.
Everyone WHO FLIES needs complete
avatlC" insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910 Yer
mont ave. W. District 100.
SWIFT So, perfect, 80 hours total: Aero
matte prop. complete instruments. lights:
- 600: trade on new car. Call LIT.
MOSER. Franklin 1000, Ext 657 $3.50 to
p.m). Eve, Executive 1000, Ext. 1903.
81
CUB, J-2-C-40, new fabric engine over
hauled. licensed to 7-4-47. KolIsman COM
pass, bank indicator, lifetime windshield:
color blue and cream. J. K. LEWIS, ST.
3-PLACE PITCAIRN for sale. $3.50. Must
be sold by Saturday. LEESBURG AIR
PORT. LeesbUrg, Va -
DART place. Ken Royce. 90 Up: lust
majored, rellcensed this Wk.; hand-rubbed
finish. cleo. starter. 2-way radio, Crime
landing light; primary group. Sligo 1923.
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POULTRY e. EGGS,

CORN FOR SALE, shelled or cracked. De
livery this week. 81 1877. l0l12 Rem
frew I'd. Silver Spring. -
PIGEONS, white king breeders, So pair
Squads ana young pigeons, 81 each
GOETZ. Clarksburg, Md, or call NO, 9616
CHRIsTY NEW HAMPSHIRE RED puliets
Matched March Is, ready to lay. Phon,
DaleVieV SS1-W-12 Sc
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APARTMENTS UkEURNIsHep

iI5 LAMONT ST. NW.-2nd floor, / room
kitchenette, share bath: S3s. THOS. E
FARRELL CO. MA. OG65.
FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY-Second-
fl, apt. 3037 K ST. W, 4 rms, suitable
for l or !! Offices; S125 per mo. MA. 0320,
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM AND BATH separate
from main house on country estate in
Vireinis, s miles from Washington, D. c..
suitable for one person: must have car for
transportation. Alexandria SOIL.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WANTED-Room and board for employed
son Phone UN. 0ils 81.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
AVIATION

ANDIRoNS, fire tools, screens and all FIRE.
place goods repaired and refinished D. L
RROMWELL. 722 18th 81 NV. ME-, 1874
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AMI
FURNITURE CO. 622 E st. NV. Nationa
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Continued on Next Psge.)
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. DeAtely have
as their guests Mrs. DeAtely's fa-
ther, j. C. Walker of Hamilton and
her niece, Miss Barbara Danielson
of Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fenton, Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Peterson and SON
Jack of Huntley and E. L. Fenton
spent the week end at the Fenton
cabin at Beehive.
Mrs. Virginia Meyer was hostess
tC the Dorcas club at the meeting
at her home June 10. During the
meeting a handkerchief shower hon
ored Mrs. Sam Frank who was leav-
ing for Billings to make her home.
Plans were made by the group to
hold a picnic July Ia.
Private Reuben Schriener arrived
from Fort Lewis, Wash, to spend g
30-day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Schriener.
Mrs. C. H. Anderson was hostess
Monday afternoon at a luncheon
and a handkerchief shower honor
ing the birth anniversary of Mrs.
Paul Gerard. Guests were Mrs. R.
W, Davis of Park City, Mrs. Lucille
Flatmo of Mossmain, Mrs. Wann
Wilkerson of Oakland, Calf, Mrs.
j. C. Durham, Mrs. Vally OFT, Mrs.
Laura Carter, Mrs. Ed Sommers and
the honor guest, Mrs. Gerard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Russell had
as their guests for the week, end
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young and
family of Powell, Wyo.
Mrs. Shirley Penninger was home
for the week end and left to re.
sumo follow-up work for the Mon
tana tuberculosis association in Nc
Cone and Prairie counties.
Victor L. Bean of Duluth, Mimi,
is a guest this week of his brother
ir-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nolte.
Betty and Bobby Halverson of
Almont, N. D., are guests this
week of their cousin, Mrs. James
Russell and family.
Mrs. John Nolte was hostess at
a party for % guests honorng the
sixth birthday of her son, Dickie,
Saturday afternoon. Games were
played and a birthday lunch was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Frank have
sold their residence at 215 East
First street and moved the first of
the week to Billings where they are
operating a grocery store on Custer
avenue.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26
Day by Day in Laurel

Mrs. J. V. Hawk of Great Falls
is a guest this week of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. L. Egnew and family.
Mrs. James Rollman is recovering
from an operation at Chico Hot
Springs where she has been hos
pitalized the last two weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Weisberger of Chey-
enne, Wyo., visited Mrs. Rollman at
the hospital and later were guests
here of Mrs. Weisberger's sister,
Mrs. Bert Grams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scheidecker
and son Andy spent the week end
at Alpine Lodge on the Boulder.
Mrs. R. F. Stevens entertained at
a children's party Saturday for Is
guests. Both indoor and outdoor
games were played and refresh
ments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Soulsby have
moved to Billings where Mr.. Souls
by is permanently located.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell had
as recent guests Mr.. and Mrs. Err
win Halverson and son Buster, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Bovee, Miss Neva
Halverson and Edward Halverson,
all of Miles City.
Among those who spent the week
end in the mountains were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Braswell and family who
were at the L. w. Hageman cabin
at camp Senia and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Barr who went to Mystic
Lake.
Mrs. Jake Frank was hostess at
a party for her son Dickie's fourth
birthday and served dessert. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Teeters, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Teeters,
Delbert Teeters and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank and family.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Moon and
daughters, Audrey Ann and Darlene
were guests at the William Paumer
ranch near Henderson, Wyo. Miss
Audrey Ann remained at the ranch
for a longer visit and Miss Helen
Paumer accompanied the remainder
of the group to Laurel and is a
guest at the Moon home.
Mrs. j. M. Weipert of Forsyth
spent several days last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann
Drury.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Scott and
daughter, Betty spent Sunday with
Mr. Scott's mother, Mrs. Lucy Scott
of Columbus.
Mrs. C. l.. Egnew entertained at
bridge Friday evening in compli-
ment to her guest, Mrs. H. M. John
son of Hardin. Other guests were
Mrs. Philip Marsh, Mrs. Marshall
Huntington, Mrs. j. Melvin Will
Jams, Mrs. C. G. Scott, Mrs. Harold
Richardson, Mrs. John Laird and
Mrs. Oliver Wold. Awards were
won by Mrs. Wold and Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. Johnson received a guest
prize.
Mrs. w. w. Teeters and family
had as their guests last week Mrs.
Alice Dean and son, Walter of ST.
Louis, Mo. Mrs. Dean is Mrs.
Teeter's former schoolteacher at
Gibson, and she and her son were
en- route to visit relatives in the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Morris enter
tanned a number of guests Sunday
at their cabin at Camp Senia. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooke,
Miss Elizabeth Cooke and John
Cooke; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Warner and children of Lincoln,
Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cooke
and children and Mrs. Amanda
AmeS of Billings
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26
Miss Evelyn Gregg and
Gordon BrOhaugh Wed
At Church In Dillon

In a beautiful candlelight cere-
mony at the first Presbyterian
church at Dillon, Sunday evening
at 6:3O o'clock, Miss Evelyn Gregg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ.
Gregg of Dillon, became the bride
of Gordon Brohaugh, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Brohaugh of Laurel,
the Rev. j. Thompson Baker Off
ciating in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends,
many of them from out of town.
Attendants were Miss Lois Haz-
elbaker, maid of honor, and John
Brohaugh, brother of the groom,
best man.
The bride given in marriage by
her father, was lovely in a floor
length gown of white skinner satin,
with full-length train, and carried
white Rainbow bible with orchid and
orange blossoms.
The maid of honor wore a gown
of acquamarine cut in formal Gre
clan lines and carried a bouquet of
talisman roses.
The brides mother wore a black
afternoon dress with white acces-
sories. The groom's mother also
wore black and white. Both had
corsages of talisman roses.
During the ceremony, Miss Alice
Davis sang "At Dawning" and 81
Love You Truly" with Mrs. Mar
garet Irvine at the organ. Ushers
were Robert Gregg and Floyd Davis.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the st. James
guild hall. A large TERED wedding
cake, decorated with rosebuds and
miniature bride and groom was fea-
tured at the refreshment tables
Mrs. Jack Bennett of Dillon and
Mrs. Mark Touhy of Blackfoot, Ida |
no, poured, and they were assisted
in the serving by Mrs. w. C. Jen-
nings, Billings; Mrs. E. L. Fair
banks, Scobey; Mrs. Park T. Scott,
Armstead; Mrs. Judson P. Best,
Helena, and Mrs. Ben Davis, Mrs. |
Bud Ferris and Mrs. Elmo Winn,
Dillon.
Out-of-town guests attending the
wedding and reception included Mrs.
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. o. Mitchell, Lima; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sagunsky and children,
Sheridan; Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Touhy
and son Hugh, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Cone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith and son, all Of
Blackfoot, Idaho; Miss Katherine
Weber, Denver; Mrs. Edgar Wilson,
Divide; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Bro
haugh, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bro
haugh, Mrs. o. A. Brohaugh and
daughter Ann, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brohaugh, Mrs. Ray Hunnicutt, all
of Laurel; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Scheneck, Sheridan, and Mrs. Jud-
son P. Best, Helena.
The bride is a graduate of the
county high school and
Montana State Normal college and
was prominent in student activities
at both institutions. For the past
two years, she has been an instruc
tor in the Laurel schools.
The groom is a graduate of Laurel
high school and recently asw released
from military service after serving
three years, most of that period in ;
the Pacific. He is employed by {
Scott's Cleaners and Laundry. :
John Foos, Jr., left this week for
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26

John Foos, Jr., left this week for
induction in the army at Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Henley were
hosts Saturday at an evening of
bridge when their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Al Haveland of Billings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Webster and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Killian.
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AFL Expansion Coins Speed
As More Unions Seek Entry

Mimai - Invigorated and encour-
aged by the dramatic return to the
fold of the United Mine Workers
Union, the American Federation of
Labor is on it's way to big new de-
velopments in the coming months.
The Executive Council mapped plans
for major organizing drives and paw
ed the way for negotiations looking
towards the affiliation of other major
unions before winding up it's news
packed mid-winter meeting here.
For strategic reasons, specific de-
tails on the important moves under
way were withheld for the time be-
ing but it was understood that at
least 6 substantial organizations, in
cluding one independent union, are
shocking on the AFL's door for ad-
mission.
With labor's enemies making des-
perate efforts to crush the trade
union movement, the dynamic resur-
gence OF the American Federation of
LABOR is expected to underline the
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LocoI Union 122
InsfoH Officers
At Last Meefinq

Cambridge, Ohio.-Reports from the
decorating department indicate peace
and tranquility between the decal girls
and print cutters over a recent set
tlement. At present everyone seems to
be satisfied
Officers for the new term were in
stalled at the last meeting when all
were present to receive the oath of
obligation. Our wholehearted support
to the new officials will aid them ma
terially in carrying out the duties of
their respective offices.
Mike Cullinam, glost kiln placer, is
recuperating in St. Francis Hospital
from a recent appendectomy.
Latest to return from the service
include Bros. Dunlap, Dunivar, Tuck
er and Wade. The latter two are en-
ployed in the shipping department.
The shop here is working good and
everything seems to be running along
smoothly. A little extra effort on the
part Of all Of US can keep conditions
as they prevail at the present time.
Let's all pitch in and do our part
o. C. 122.