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Evening star., 1947-05-04
TO TRUCKS FOR SALE

Innaa Ina noLLa s InSo1d,t,an terro eur arr.ngsd
eaEyEotAHI f$ss lib nH,ten On. DUMP mp :s.a
ST.. seneHe Tsfems sfSI Park l0G B. ae c. oE fS $500
P2Rs5 sBe ls ssSs e.. !hs
akSS kSSSTGEE : FL It it, o5.rn.35.a
FORD 1917 i;ton x:th 5000 miles. per-
CHEVROLET " 1s4o panel truck: needs
repair; highest offer. Cali EN-. o9e3 after
BRocKwAY 1910 2-ton stake truck with
tires like neg & this truck is ms as $685., g19d as
esS eo., s5srss, lifsi Va Phone zsFhdon s%s
FINANCE co. REpossEssIoN. 1889 Mack
dus tFait0f prsNas sh gt ps p e sae on
sslouis ssfss 1913 Sizes M sqS do ms ms
ISRb Saa 1ssShE saREf Tkuek "A Pe 1889 per
s feet TN motor; new rear end $3.50 cash. Can
1sii 1927 itEsffGRRNArIoNAL tsfR s.ton pickup:
e1os seFvssss IN FssSE s 1876
1910 Fokp sedan delivery in excellent
son 0pc. has sss5 BeW ppsSs
iSTERSafNaI s94 Rsaahh6N p panei ss body equip
ped with rack and parts bins for plumber;
FORD fSda hodeI ADRsYI s$ 81 Diekup good coad
ton, 500. FA 1901, to pm. week
fokp fsss al ,saS day sun6as g. O. e. ,o,D wheeoase
ea"ipped hn d' as tTastor; = s-speed axle, eSssi.
lent condition: ao-day guarantee; SI.s75
Stth sH5I 4 fth b ST T1eei uI sl9E2 ols5 PARKWAY
INTERNATIONAL 1887 lla-ton moving
ispsss iEnpsHasss' WHff PEfff ss as 4sas ons
.sefes sSs staS terms m0Ss sSS5 s%oToRs s
BoDGs DOB fe4s is4s: excel. er' cond. 's good tires
$3.50 casE OF best offer under owner going
out of bns,nsss Seen at HIhLCREsT Il sIas s.
pSdns sSR6 i 1881 d.sb l-tOn' good rubber; $3.50
ssss 4isa E hayes stss St no ne safa aT 4i4e, s
AUToCAR 5-ton 10" stake; good rubber;
sTssiep, aas a,ssas Seaa!Isg ssgs olney Md
3. {; inspsetion; sa6o cash. RE. SOFT
PSYMoGTH 1889 panel truck; excel
bepGF ia4f M zion STAKE stake exATmy 81 trask Ss
excel for, light haulins oV. e157, %
DODGE 1899 panel ta-ton: excellent con-
StOO. 1-1@ SaShsoH St. ne. DU,
TnRD 1885 panel. Sas5. 1116 59th ave,
Hillside. Phone Hillside I273-R. 10
INTERNATIONAL METRO 1942; in excel
lent condition; Sb250. Call ia. 0633
FORD 1899 truck, 1,4-ton stake body;
low mileage. good condition. PL. 029s
1e4f DODGE. ~ ton panel. perfect mech.
paint, tires: $500: 1941 International n
ton panel, excel. all-round condition. 5000
12IS Mt Olivet I'd ne.
CHEVROLET, '3s. Y ton sedan delivery.
mechanically excellent condition. may be
SEEN reaS Frozen Custard store. 18th and
BenninE ne. MILES.
So CHEVROLET. panel, good rubber and
coed running condition, S265. AK. 453S.
DODGE TRUCK, 1885, s.-ton panel run.
ptns condition. $3.50. Call Monday, Glebe
DODGE 1e4o. owner-rated psn.led truck
new motor, Sse5 LOGAN MOTOR co.
2017 Va. ave, NV. Me. esls
TRACTOR. TRAILER UNIT for furniture
international tractor, Fruehauf trailer
Csli Franklin 005o
PRICES ARE CUT-Late model trucks 70.
6ueed 20et or more: vans, stakes panels.
all in perfect showroom condition, AC.
TIoN AUTO SERVICE. 719 NJ st. NV. Ma,
CHEVROLET 1910 tractor; e.o.e., a-speee
rear. 1916 motor. new tires; can be uSec
as tractor or dumu. FIR. 1887.
INTERNATIONAL $40 1a-ton panel truck
best offer takes 1t away: good runnini
order Can be seen at l123 9th ST. n, v
Monday morning. -
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

11s-TON, 12-ft. STAKE DUMP; driver and
helper. Phone Oh; 1858: %
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 1947 Chev-
rolet vans, stakes panels and pickups; for
SERVICE DRIvE-YoURsELF. ME. 7o1i.
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs; expert
enced help: prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. ia. 1887. So
WILL RENT TRUCK to careful driver to
start business; reasonable rental; new
Studehaker, 21a-ton. cH. 1000. Ext 4S1.
DODGE flat; cinder block and brick hauling.
TR 317O
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TRACTORS.

CLETRAC tractor, F. D.. with l2-yd. LIE
all In Good condition. Can be seen at
work at Cedar Point. Md. For informa-
ton. call La Plata. Md, 5S91, after. 7
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ANACosTIA MOTOR CO., 2323 \

ANAcosTIA MOTOR CO., 2323 Nichols
ave. Sc
De Soto 1942 club coupe: excel low
mileage. fluid drive, hydraulic transmits
sion, overdrive; r. and h.; transportation
buy at 81 ,495.
plymouth l941 maroon convertible
coupe auto black top; ofnciafs car: very
low mileage; heater; summer special.
81 0Q5
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE fcenf. ] !.

AUTO TRUCKS FoR SALE tceaf.l
1sa sss siss ssso so dss
ss76. 100 1Ith & sc 20
GMc 1910 dump. 1M-ton; saaippsd Win
esq., ssoesia 4 sv.. rRAnK R.A. ao. ksna Isz1. NC
FORD, cab over engine, 1e-ft.. stake bodyi
good condition; $3.50. J. PRANK KELLY,
INC, 212l deorsia ave. NV. NO. 1871
TRAIIER-sem -Freuhauf iowboy: built to
t.asa CEMENT SsISscK BLOCK CO. co. s4se Lee hwy
Arlington, Va. CHI. 0a0o. IS
For sALEmpump trueks CD 1s4l Fords.
6obef Sol ap lsss hSSs 3 ossS s.ss. BODY;
wheeIbase. Phone WI. 1853 or OIL. 1926.
NEW "; B. es WHITE TRACTOR; fully
equipped: ready to go. TIE. 2492.
SdEhsheSa .sd as flsa.u ssb.a raes hs4SK
rifice for best offer. Phone day or night.
DODGE TRUCK, 194e military by 4 or
new new motor mot, liz installed 500 miles ago; ii, per-
tass osr e0pSslen PSone sA. ntSasa0u' s4sa 'o
TREADWELL AUTO AND TRUCK SALES.
~ Dodge, dS-ff aa stake: as;,. canvas van aoE top
4s bosss Sss stsslOn Rhon xasons % new paint s4s s
'42 Dodge. 3-ton stake. like new--1s45
,42 Federal tractor. 5-ton. AKA s75o
az Mack tractor. 3la-ton, like new, 1945
AZ GMC 2-ton stake, like new .--1245
AZ Chevrolet service crane 975
WELL has. it. Guaranteed satisfaction.
ssoi Piney ggansh ra.' d. silver SPRING 81.
MILLER HUGHES MOTOR Co
is4 1s4 dMe dMc -son son 1o-whssi 1o-whss 1893
1s45 1s4I 9,neys Gneyroles snr dump --- 1'eas ess
i'sa MILLER i9ER & iitS HGaHEs. mile from eoart to
house, on Gaithersburg pike. Rockville
DUMP TRUCKS tao. 1s41 Ford: at garage
in rear Of 730 18th ST. Sc a.
LODGE 1910 s half.ton panel truck; Saaa laaaS
IT, o'at 4sai. s7o4 ssasS Niehos m avenue see Sc
BRotKWAY 1s4l 2-tOn, cab forward.
Diamond T 1941. 11a-ton. van:
sa1 lss7 apss ssasn .ehoo bus
R4ss b1s sss' t41sfs sAsis' s sHf fso 5s sold
baans mashs vaqs pAaoN Il ske eSf for 1R
1881 3rd st. NV. 4
CHEVROLET 1941 acton panel, needs
- little work s545
Chevrolet 1888 1-ton: tires and cond.
cheyrolet 1889 1-ton; runs good 4755
Ford 1887 1h-ton stake; mech peri. 495
Chevrolet 1889 la-ton panel; new
International 1889 s.-ton; very good 49,
Model A 1a-ton; ice body; runs good 145
Cash. terms or trade HERSONS AUTO
g. APPLIANCE CO., ia o st. NV, DE.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMC truck dealer,
offers 80 guaranteed used trucks.
Conventional trucks
Pickups-1942 Dodges
Panels-1941 International. 1942 Fords.
stakes@ie42 Fords. chevrolets, GMcs.
Dumps-1942 GMCs, Chevrolets. Dodges,
Tractors-1s4a chevrolets. Fords. Auto
Cars.
35 trucks, ia-ton to 6-ton. AKA, 6x6, 6x4;
| cargoes, dump. tractors. Parts and service
on Army and conventional trucks at both
s,,Ss, our 2 new & &plants; A Alex and Arlington.
1900 Lee hwy. Arlington, CH. 1000. To
reach: Out through Georgetown, cross Key
Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy. ~. s.
211 or .29). drive Ia miles. Daily, to
| 6; Sunday. 10 to 3
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTEp.

If OR TON cab-over-engine chassis;
new or late model Call SH. 1881. -5
TRUCKERS interested in hauling build
where within radius of 30 airline miles Of
Wash, write BENJAMIN J. BROOKS,
Cedar lane, Sleepy Hollow tP. o. Falls
Church. Va. FA. 2111-W. -
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PARKING SPACE

PARKING SPACE for one car. in rear O
1920 l. st. NV, $40 per month HENRY
]; Rob. INC, 1024 Vermont ave. NV.
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BROCKWAY 1941 2-ton, cab forward.
Chevrolet 1883 iia-ton van.
Diamond T 194I 1la-ton van.
Chevrolet 1887 k-ton sedan delivery.
International 1887 29-pass. school bus.
Dodge 1899 chassis and cab.
All above trucks will be sold below
market value to make room for new
building. DIAMOND MOTORS, INC,
1031 3rd st. NV. 4
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mileage, beautiful maroon finish, fine me
chanical condition, clean interior. radio and
heater; S1,475 or best offer under. DU.
PONTIAC 1897 conv. sedan: new top; 2
new tires; ssnssral oyerhapl; s SY sa5o cash.
PosTAe Pe'snTifA que sedan sGas soo 80 rR mes us4s
$500. Cali between s am. and s pm,
sa9aay.Mopdsy aa AZ At Saor o2sa sedan radio
ed 5ss hsssssr; iys original owner; sl,is5. eail
PoNTAe PoNTIae 1912 1872 aSeF soaSeTtSe
yi aseept so ns trade WA ,es a4S Tsao
heater, covers. price, $3.50, or best offer
snssr sunasy' "a IA 4sda tsdsn ,r,s owner
Pontiac 1e4i streamliner sedan: r, and
h.; excel. cond. and appearance: sacrifice
IGE sss ssasnsats SS5 teTms nd rk Acs dss
rsdio. heater eood condition; s1.o45.
PoNTIao 1888 a-dr. sedan: radio. good
tires; 1915 for quick sale. 351o 36th St.
PONTIAC 1915 a-door sedan: SPAR. tire.
miies Tsae eGxaes sale By sho owNER s $500 ca EN-
Pontiac 1s4e streamIiner 4-dr,, sedan;
r. h., other extras; immaculate. like new:
low milsags Iighs gray rsnN fnsh; 9; S21e5; 1ais
sssh s. n% 9r 'slps Ap e ssss 5aae SiSA i0i i4'n
PONTIAC 1912 "s'' sedanette. Do you
want it? Well, you can have it--for only
81 ,495. LU. 1888.
PONTIAC 1a47 s-door TORPEDO sedan: 800
offer t,fftasi under. rl ao Box si5-c. Star.
PONTIAC 1885 de. luxe 4-door sedan:
radio, heater. good tires; mechanically
good: $3.50 cssh CHI 1871 -4
PONTIAC 1910 4door sedan; radio,
heater. seat covers. motor ogernauied.
good tires, body in GOOD shape; S1.05q or
best offer under. HI 06o2-W. A.
PONTIAC 1885 o-Goor: new seat covers;
body, tires, motor excellent; D. c. fnspec-
ton guar; $500 or best offer under. Apt.
2, 5qOS 9Th st. NV. -5
PONTIAC 1888 sedan: heater, new rings
and brakes, good tires: S165. Chestnut
67ne.
PONTIAC 1g4I club coupe; very good tires,
heater. $1,000 or best price below. CH. /.
RoCKNE 1889; radio and heater. 4 new
tires; clean inside and out new paint,
$500. AT. 5312. -
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MERCURY brand-new club coupe, black;
white tire discs, Southwind heater. Zenith
radio backing and motor lights; nearest
offer to $1,000 gets 1t today only.
Ford club coupe, brand-new, latest mod
Ell, tan; Southwind heater: beauty; near
PRIVATE OWNER Woodley Rl32
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l94B OIds 76 sedanette, r. S2.295
1946 Hudson 4-dr., r. and HI zoos
1g4l Hudson ''6'' conv. clb cpe, h. 1926
l941 Dodge cpe., I'D. dr., r. and h 1,145
$40 Ford de luxe station wagon - 1,o95
1940 Stud. Commander. 4-dr., h. = 945
1889 Buick Spec. 4-dr.. r; and h. 945
$40 Chev. NJ de luxe 4-dr., r., h. sos
1e39 Buick Spec 4-dr.Ir and h. S9S
/ 939 Stude. Comm. club sed., h. 795
1889 Chev. 2-dr, r. and h. ---- 725
1888 Plymouth 4-dr. h. --------- sos
93s Ford "s5' cpe - - sos
lo3f Pontiac t.6" a. dr. r. and h. 465
1885 Terraplane cpe. --------. 275
1g35 Pontiac "S" cpe. - 36b
a3S Terraplane 4 DR., 295
1895 Terraplane 2-dr, . 1856
1894 Buick eonv. cpe.. r, and h. - AS
l945 Chev. a-ton pickup 49,, 1916
If YOU want clean car. come to JET
MOTOR SALES, 2719 Nichols ave. Sc. Ii.
0a3R Opposite St. Elizsbeths Hospital. s.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
Gulld Ne March 28fh

OtRtto Met March 18th
The Guild met at the home OF
Mrs. Cora Waller Friday, March
28th, with Mrs. Mabel Belts and
Mrs Frank Thomas as hostesses.
Delectable refreshments opened the
meeting and business was trans
acted in the usual manner. Mrs.
George Day had charge of the pro-
gram and gave a most enlightening
report on the life of Saul" during
which time the numerous members
and guests were occupied with sew
ing curtains purchased for the
church basement. The guests of
the afternoon were the Reverend
Mr.. George Masuda, Mrs. Thomas
Smith, Mrs Frank Baney, Mrs. Bar
ney, Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Ny
berg. An extremely pleasant time
was had by all.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Gee, with Mrs. Buh
miller as hostess on April II.
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with his grandson, Myron Hampton
at Trego.
Mr.. Hampton celebrated his 95th
birthday the 28th of January.
Three children preceded him in
death and three survive, who are
Mrs. Henry Wilcox, Guthrie, Mimi,
Mrs. John Lahore, Pendleton, Ore,
and R. L. Hampton of Libby. There
are also several grandchildren of
whom are Myron Hampton of Trego
and Erwin La More of Idaho and
some great grandchildren, one being
Susan Hampton of Trego.
Mr.. Hampton will be laid to rest
in the Evergreen cemetery at
Everett, Wash, beside his wife who
passed away in 1911. The body is
being accompanied there by Mr..
r. L. Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
La More and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Hampton.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
EUREKA NEWS

Nuggets
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Helms and
Roger spent Easter Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Helms.
Mrs Buckland, mother of Mrs.
Harold Gee is visiting at her daugh-
ters home.
Mrs. Rudy Peck gave a $50 din
ner Monday evening in honor of
her husbands birthday. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred itch
bourne of Kalispell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Titchbourne, Mr.. and MRS
Toby Clark of Leeds, South Oak,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Alavana and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gee
and Mrs. Buckland of Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Westgaard
left Sunday for Moore, where they
will spend a few days visiting Mr..
Westgaard's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Korn of
Deer Lodge spent the weekend in
Eureka visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan of Belton
spent the weekend in Eureka visi-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Combs.
49, dlAN wi ,. O4dA SllCG whey
spent the weekend in Missoula.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Willey's mother, Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Frank Sabin left last week
for st. Paul where she will visit
for few weeks. Mr.. Sabin drove
her as far as Spokane and he re-
turned on Saturday.
Miss Betty Wright spent the
weekend in Missoula visiting and
shopping.
Mrs. Albert Gall of Spanaway,
Wash, is spending a few days visi-
ting her father, Fred Knott.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
Band TwirIers, SOlOists
Enter MiSSOuIa Meet

Betty Wright, LCHS band teach
er, plans to take her twirlers and
solo representatives to the Missoula
solo and ensemble meet April II
and IL. The soloists are Ken Pay
ton, vocalist, Shirley Mikalson.
saxophonist, Leola Frost and Hugh
Knapp will play coronet solos. The
twirlers who are going are Sally
Purdy, Edna Mckenzie, Roberta
Bright, Marie Kuchenski, Pauline
White, Kretie Holder and Carolyn
Payton. The girls have black braid
to trim their uniforms and new
boots.
In order to finance this trip the
participants are selling subscrip-
tions to the Coronet magazine at
the rate of six months for $l.00.
They are also going 70 give a re-
cital of their solos and exhibitions
April 7th and 9th in the high school
gym to help pay the expenses OF
the trip. Admission viii be 25 cents
plus tax.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
HnSnitaI Notes

NNUoUtLaI INUtIo
Dismissed: Mrs. Horan Bregett
on April 9Th; Mrs. Ivan Schermer-
horn and daughter on April 5th.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
William Ambrose Wins
Scholarship

Chosen from among 38,364 can
didates elected to represent 9,157
of the nations high schools, two
outstanding Montana students, Viii
liam Donnell Ambrose of Eureka
and Joy Ruth Starner of Billings,
today received word that they had
been awarded two Of the 126 four
year college scholarships being
granted this year by the Pepsi-Cola
Scholarship Board to high school
seniors in the United States, Alaska,
Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.
The winners for 1947 who were
first elected by their senior class
mates as 'the ones most likely to
make an important contribution to
human progress" took scholastic
aptitude test, prepared and scored
by the College Entrance Exanina-
ton Board, in February.
William Ambrose is the son Of
Mrs. Anne Ambrose of Eureka. He
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is planning to specialize in chem
istry and will apply for entrance
TO Montana State University follow
ing his graduation from LCHS IN
May. William is business manager
of the school paper and member
of the LCHS annual staff and Quill
and Scroll" He also belongs to
the Eureka Junior Rifle Club of
which he is treasurer.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
Services for w. J. Hampton
March 81 at Eureka

Funeral services were conducted
at 2:30 p. m. March 81 for William
]. (Grandpa) Hampton at the Gompf
Funeral Chapel in Eureka, with
Harold Erickson of Trego officiating.
Mr.. Hampton passed away March
% at the Eureka hospital.
Mrs. Arvid Erickson and Anna
Lee Erickson sang, Face to Face"
and We Shall Sleep, But Not For
ever" accompanied by Mrs. Harold
Erickson at the organ.
Mr.. Hampton was born January
25th, 1852 at Goshen, Indiana. He
spent his boyhood there on a farm.
When 20 years of age he married
Miss Laura Qumby at Prinston,
I'LL, and they made their home at
Peoria, I'LL, until 1880 when the
family moved to Castlake, Mimi,
where Mr. Hampton drove Oxen
team hauling logs for Warehouser
in northern Minnesota. The Hamp-
tons moved out to Waterville, Wn.,
in 1905 and Mr. Hampton freighted
farm produce and lumber down the
Columbia River to Everett, Wn., for
Warehouser. From 1916 until 1920
Mr.. Hampton farmed at Sheridan,
Mont, then moved to Libby where
he worked for ]. Neils Lumber Co.
until 1929 when he moved to St
Ida, to make his home with
a daughter Mrs. John La More.
From 1910 to 1914 he made his
home with his grandson, Erwin La
More at Occur d'Alene, Ida. Since
that time he has made his home
The Western news., 1947-04-10
LCHS Hears CT
Speak ON India

LCHS was entertained by it:
third assembly program on Feb
ruary %, which was given by Sgt
Ted Parkinson who spent two years
of his army life stationed in India
and Burma which gave him an op-
portunity to mingle with the people
of these countries.
He told of their interesting Gus
toms of religion, dress and enter
tainment. He had two forms OF
women's dress which were modelled
by Mary Collins and Maxine Elliott
This assembly was one of the
most educational programs of this
year.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
American Legion
Auxiliary News

The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the Legion hall Friday even
ing, April 4th, with a good crowd
In attendance. The unit was asked
to take charge of the hamburger
and ice cream stand at the Rodeo
this year. It was decided to do
this.
Mrs. Barney announced the win
ners of the essay contest, Amer
ica's Contribution for a Permanent
Peace" were Thomas Ambrose and
Betty Collins.
More plans were made regarding
Army Week and the window in the
Sabin Hardware Store that the unit
plans to decorate.
Our district president, Mrs. o.. A.
Britell, was with us and gave a
talk to the members on Auxiliary
work
Mrs. o. A. Knapp gave an in
teresting Pan American program.
Columbia being the country for
study this year.
After the meeting the Legion and
Auxiliary were served a delicious
dessert of pie-ala-mode and coffee
by the hostess, Mrs. Clarence Dier-
man and Mrs. Frank J. Dierman.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
What's Your Beef Concerning
Eureka and Vicinity

These "beefs" have been turned
into the Western News reporter in
Eureka to be printd in this paper
If any person has any "beefs" that
they want published in the paper
turn them over to the Eureka re-
porter, Mrs. James Harris.
1.-The unpainted fair ground
buildings
2.-The unpainted houses around
Eureka.
3.-The condition of the streets.
4.-Tractors and Cats run up the
streets.
5.-Horses running loose.
These are just five of the many
things that should be done, to make
this town a prettier and better
place TO live.
The Western news., 1947-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark returned
home last Thursday after spending
the last few week in Des Moines,
Ia, where they were called by the
illness and death of Mr.. Clark's
sister, Anna Clark.
The Western news., 1947-04-10

Alvin PriVette ,of Spokane was
visiting his mother. Mrs. w. W.
Blew, Sunday
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Ed Lewis returned last week |
from Billings where he had been
caring for business.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
LCHS Alumnus
Receives COmmendatiOn

Chief Aircraft Communication Roy
r. Roose, who was graduated from
LCHS in 1943, and the other crew
members of the Civil Aeronautics
Authority's Airway Communications
station at Point Barrow, Alaska, re-
ceived a commentator from Com
manding General j. H. Atkinson, of
the Alaskan Air Commands, for the
part they played in the search for
and the rescue of the 46th Recon-
naissance Squadron's BIG which
was lost in Greenland on February
81, 1947.
The first news from the lost plane
was received and relayed by the
Point Barrow station and further in
formation was relayed through this
station during the entire search.
General Atkinson in his message
made the statement that without
the diligence and efforts of that
personnel, the rescue of the lost
crew would have been delayed to
an extent that might have proven
fatal to the crew members"
The Western news., 1947-04-10
Cub Scouts WlII Organize

There will be an organization of
the Cub Ecout Pack in the base
ment of the Baptist Church Fri
day, April IL, at 7:30 p. m. ]. w.
Compton, the Field Scout Execu-
tive of Kalispell will be present.
Parents with boys 9, 10 and II years
old, interested in Cub Scouting are
urged 10 be present.
The Western news., 1947-04-10
Home Economics
Committee Met

The Tobacco Valley Grange Home
Economics committee met at the
home of Mrs. Bert Roe Monday
evening. Those present were:-
Helen Skelly, Ruby Stevens, Mable
Peltier, Elsie Helms, and our State
Home Economics chairman, Mrs.
Jennie A1Verson.
The evening was spent in making
final plans for the Junior-Senior
banquet. A delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Roe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-26
ALASKA COASTAL MAKES ONE TRIP
 SOUTH YESTERDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines was neid down tc one regular flight yester- day by weather conditions. The schedule to Ketchikan was main- tained as usual, with the follow ing passengers reported:
 From Juneau to Ketchikan, MT and Mrs. Claude Merrow, MT Ol- royd, N. A. McEeachran and Mrs R. Renshaw, from Petersburg to Ketchikan, Mrs. F Magill and H. Peterson; from Wrangell to Ketchikan, c. H. Elliott
 From Ketchikan to Wrangell, N c. McKowan, Mrs. L. Layman and Lee Consadini; to Petersburg, Mrs V. McDonald; to Juneau, N B Wingtoff and Roy Rutherford from Union Bay to Juneau, George McDougall; from Wrangell, V. A Seppanen, and MT and Mrs Joyce Hay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-26
R0TC(RUISE SHIP DOCKS
 FROM SOUTH
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fSuO a6Dd MoH panuiluoO) ton campus at I pm. last Friday night and after a slow trip on an unusually quiet Inland Passage ar rived at Ripple Rock" where it was forced to heave to until pas sage could be made. Three of the cadets, unheeding of the advice giv- en them by the old Alaska hands, stripped down and went for swim before the ship upped anchor. The swim was short one.
 The men, most of whom saw ser vice in the late war, have many years of Army experience behind them to help them in their work Several of the men aboard the ship were stationed in the Alaska De- partment and saw action in the Aleutian area.
 The FS 210 tied in to the Coast Guard wharf at Ketchikan at 5 am. Monday. After permission had been granted by the local Military authorities, the group was given !, shore leave to visit the city. The ship left the Ketchikan harbor at 1 9 pm. Monday to continue the northern run of the 9 day sea trip The FS 210 will leave Juneau at midnight for the return trip tc Seattle where the students will re- sume their studies at the University of Washington on Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-26
Mrs. Andrews
 Given Freedom
Criminal Complaints for Alleged Killing of
 Husband Dropped

The Federal Grand Jury return ed two true bills and one not true bill to the U. s. District Court here this morning.
 Second degree murder charges against Mrs. Clara Andrews were dropped by the Grand Jury and Mrs. Andrews was freed from criminal charges filed against hei by the U. s. Attorney.
 An indictment for second degree murder was returned against Thomas H. Ashby, accused of fat ally shooting Stanley Planning here last October. Ashby is free, al present, on S7,000 bond.
 Delbert F. Brown was indicted for shooting with intent to kill wound or main. Brown is ac- cused of shooting Robert zubof, in the leg at Hood Bay last month! At the request of U. s Attorney P. J. Gilmore, Brown: tond was increased from $500 tC s, 500. @