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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12
Panihers Close Undefeaied Season By
Taking Hazlehursi In Memorial Bow

cd out Of bounds to the Pasca.
goula as
Byrd. who completed II Of u
passes attempted 20 shatter all
records IN the conference. immc'
diatelv heaved the oval into Jer.
~ purdy's waiting arms and ths
Panther end scampcrod to the
Haslehurst rs for a 40 yard gain.
Levon Efell skifted left end for
a first on the Indian five and
Ryan picked up one before Byrd
passed 10 End James knight IN the
end zone for the score.
Cole converted and the Pan
theirs had scored IN four plays and
two minutes OF the contest.
But after an exchange OF punts.
Haalehurst took over at midfield
and Beech drove To the pascagou,
Ia 40 for the Indians first down.
Jimmy Spitehley, another good
Indian back, failed TO gain and
then Beech passed to End liar.
old simmons for a first on the
Pascagoula 20 and then fought
his way 10 the Panther 10 on the
next play, only to have the play
called back with both teams off.
sides, as the quarter ended
Indians Score
pascaRoula drew two nffsldes
penalties on successive PLAYS as
the second quarter opened "a
move the ball 10 their own 10,
Beech aeuHed and bucked his
way fof = first on the Panther
I before the line frightened and
stopped the Haxlehufst backs
cold on the goal line
Rocky booted cut from behind
his own goal and the Haslehurst
team received. hamhled with pur.
dy recovering, only to have a clip
ping penalty against the Pan
theirs return the ball 60 the In.
dams with a fht down on the
faacaaoula d An unnecessary
raughness penalty against the
panthefs moved the bali to the
three half the distance to the
goal from where Spltehley
hueked over Ills kick attempt
waa low and the panthers main.
tanned a aAe point lead
tyrd's passing and Gselta run
ming did the trick al the Pan.
theirs marched 90 Yards right
dawn the field Cor a score after
receiving the seeeAd halt kiokuft
hypd toek the ball deep and
drNve right through Ia his avn 40
hetare being stopped Esell skirt
cd end tNr 4 first IN hlaslehurst
territory and nyrd hit knight with
~ aerial fnr IL yards RYAN pick
81 un three and Esell went wide
AtauNa flgAt eAA Gar 4 lirsl IA
|ha NaeelhNtse's u Mutt Hare
Iaek iva and Esell repeated tap
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12
ny MICKEY LAcEwgLL

The Tunclo Golden Wave is the
championship team of The Second
Annual Pecan Bowl by virtue %
their i4sla victory over the Hat
tiesburg Tigers last Thursday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12

M N: N N, Sy NM /; ;s iS \ N ,E SSlsJss .$sEs 's'S$Ss:: slo,ss
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
After II to 7 Half
Whltefish Beats Cats

Columbia Falls Wildcats held the
heavier, reiterated Whitefish
Buildogs to IL to 7 score for the
tirst half of the Saturday game
mere. The game ended 81 to Z.
Near the end of the first half
tnere was Walton to johnson Is
yard pass, and then IS yard run
ny johnson that gave Columbia
rams its only touchdown. Extra
good blocking for play was done
done by Richard Cavalar who
knocked two Whitefish men out
OF the way. Walton then kicked for
the extra point.
At the start of the second half
Claude Smith, Whitefish half back,
got away for a rs yard run down
the field which raised the score six
points for the Bulldogs.
Outweighed and green, the local
team, nevertheless showed the
effects of good tutoring on the part
OF Coach Leo Schweinfurt. With
most of the boys returning again
next year, the Falls will have a
heavier and wiser team.
Last game for the Wildcats is
with Poslon there Saturday.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Jimmy Bose On Cruise

Jimmy Bose leaves today for Sc
attic and a two weeks cruise abb
GARD the USS Charles E Brannon
a destroyer escort. Port of calls
will include San Francisco.
Jimmy has the petty officer ra-
ting of aviation radioman third
class. During the war he served in
the Mediterranean theatre as an
engineer aboard PIT boat assign
ed to the army, and came out a
sergeant. He enlisted in the United
States naval reserve last spring,
and was given an equivalent Navy
rating, and is on inactive duty.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Grandma Has Birthday

Mrs Ella Barnhart celebrated
her 93rd birthday recently at the
home Of her son, H L Barnhart just
east of the Red bridge. Mrs Barn
hart is the mother of nine children,
six now living. She has u grand
children, So great grandchildren,
and Is great great grandchildren.
There are five generations now nv-
ing.
Mrs Barnhart is still mentally
keen, has excellent sight and hear
ing and is very active and indep-
endent. She still does beautiful
fancy work and quilt piecing. She
received gifts by mail and from
many friends here. Mrs Barphart
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

nla Greene and daughter, Pat
spent the weekend with Mrs
Haines in Spokane.
Is George Harker has been vi
& relatives in Helena.
n ut c E Lee left Wednesday
hunting trip up the NORTH
in Canada. In the party were
Nelson, Bill and Glenn Glass,
y ina Beach, Calf. and Mr. and
Russ Anderson, Livermore,
They started from Kintla
S Cyril Eid and Miss Ellen Ed
na Flats, visited the Howard
ines Sunday.
avlsiting Rev and Mrs Andrew
"a are Mrs Olsen's parents, Mr.
Mrs T A Lindley, Broadview.
Campaigning them here was Mrs
MS brother, Rev ] D Lindley,
loula, who left Tuesday.
rev Van De Mark, Great Falls,
1rict supervisor of the Method
y church and Rev Henry Meek
&hurg, former Columbia Falls
pr, now of Great Falls, were
Sunday discussing plans for
Modelling the local Methodist
sch.
Hrs Ferd Greene visited in Great
klls over the weekend. A Thurs
"A guest at the Greene home was
n Henry Mecklenburg and her
eghter.
IRIS Helen Junkins returned
"a Portland Saturday.
Hr and Mrs Francis Fleming
= monday for LaGrande, Oregon.
. vacation time.
Martin Kittleson returned Sum
Y from Chippewa Falls, Wis.
IRE he had been visiting his IA
IF and Mrs H H Daval and
- Thompson accompanied MIR
Mrs Bud Darling and Gene,
BdaV on a drive t0 the North |
* oil wells.
.4jalmer Bergendahl visited his
PLY in Butte over the weekend.
Jack in the city is Carl Iverson.
lrs Art Greene visited in Kali
ell Saturday.
listing at the home Of Mr. and
James Connole, Sunday
pugh Tuesday, were his parents,
ard Mrs James A Connole and |
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

~ the Altar society have
Ptty v well planned now as tt
w si1 bake what pies for the
nnual chicken dinner at the
1D recreation hall next Wed
y from $50 to Z p m.
yets for the affair are 81
Z charge is the Altar society
bent, Mrs R F Miller.
irking with her are the Kit
Committee: Chairman Virgin
engon, Mrs Curtis Barnhart'
Homer Carter, Mrs Brown,
George DeFlyer, Mrs J ] ELL
Mrs. Frank Feenan, Mrs
Tadenburg, Mrs E ] Mar
70 Mrs John Mitschke, Mrs
beters, Mrs Edna saurey, Mrs
his and Mrs Jim Marantette.
|th the food prepared 'noie
|h1e committee of Chairman
From Lee, Mrs M c Estenson,
Gilman, Ruth Hellman, Mrs
his Ladenburg, Mrs Joseph
i Mrs G. N Reeves, Mrs l.
,o,bero and Mrs Cliff Sed-
awhile working on the sal
Mill be Chairman Mrs John
oh with Mrs Ed Becker and
Clarence Clapper.
king care of the pies will be
Mrs George Watt, Mrs
Rrunelle and Mrs Dan Sui
while the coffee committee
frs Otto Cavalar as chairman,
mos Hellman and Mrs Leon
dotichka.
ling and collecting the tick
III be Gloria Bugli, cashier.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

Mrs Whitley" Oglesby, Dew
Drop Inn was the lucky ticket hold
er at the VF'W Saturday evening
dance. AS door prize she received
washing machine obtained by the
Vets from the Big Store. A good
sized crowd attended the affair,
first fall dance for the VFW.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Pick Local Gamble Dealer

Word was received this week
from Minneapolis that Chef Sey-
mer, local Gamble store agent, has
been selected as one of the three
outstanding dealers for Gamble
stores in the Montana, northern
Wyoming district. Basis of the aw-
ard is modern business methods.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Honor Mrs. Dan Riehl

Guest of honor at two Friday
showers was Mrs Dan Riehl, the
former Nordes Fosnes. Mrs Jim
Ryan and her sister, Mrs Olsen,
entertained for the bride Friday
afternoon, and Friday evening, the
groom's mother entertained.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
Tar Society Plans Dinner

rad. wi
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Afseth an,
two daughters. Judy and Jill Ief
tuesday for a three day visit q
the home of his parents Mr. an,
Mrs Theodore Afseth in STANLEY
N. Oak.
Members of the Youth soc;at,
OF the Baptist church presented
TWO songs over radio station KCE7
last Saturday.
quests for Saturday evening din
ner at the ] w O'Connells were
Mr. and Mrs Mike O'Connor and
Mr. and Mrs Tom Crum.
A Halloween party was held bv
the Baptist Youth society satuc.
day at the Charles Carter home.
Mrs Myrtle Rogers has left for
LIBBY to make her home.
Bill Kaska and family called on
the Ted Rogers Sunday on their
way home from Missoula.
Among the % men to turn ont
TOR varsity basketball practice at
Montana state university last week
was Chuck Peck, former Column
bla Falls high school star.
) d Fenholt, Riverhaven, ret
urned from Lewistown, with a
i've point buck that dressed out
at 240 pounds.
MIR and Mrs Pete Anderson and
LINDA arrived home Friday from
Portland where they had been vi
sting Mrs Anderson's mother, sis
ter and brothers.
Mr. and Mrs E P Lance, formerly
of Okanogan, Wash, have bought
the Bob Edwards home. Mrs Lance
is the P T Smithey's daughter.
Reporter for this page, Gladys
(Van) Shay is recovering from a
two weeks illness at the home of
aer mother in Kalispell. She'll be
back writing the society and Col
1mbla Falls local items, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs H L Barnhart en-
oyed a visit with their daughter.
Mrs Ted FAIRIES, Dallas, Texas. Mrs
Farles is the former Bessie Barn
TART. Mrs Ellen Barnhart and Mrs
'aris and baby daughter and Mr.
nd Mrs Peter Lyonais visited 1el-
lives and friends in Fairview.
hey report excellent weather and
good time.
Mr. and Mrs Neal Fllridge who
old their home and business in
.os Angeles recently arrived here
o make their future home in Co.
lmbia Falls. They are progress
1g nicely with a group Of cabins
n highway 81. This couple s,f-
cred a series of misfortunes dur
lg the past year, but say they
ont know of better place to
reak the jinx than here. Mr. Ed
dge was hit by car last May in
os Angeles and suffered a frac-
lred neck, from which he is still
onvalescing. Last week Mrs Ed
dge fell from her porch and
Drained her ankle. They will make
hasty business trip to Los An
eles next week, then return to
omplete their buildings and take
p permanent residence here. The
bridges are enthused over the
holesome friendliness of this COM
unity and think there could not
: a more beautiful spot in the
orld than in and around Column
a Falls. They have many friends
Id relatives here and look for
ard to a bright future in these
easant surroundings. II
Ignace Morales was called to
Texas on Wednesday II
lie to the serious illness of his
Their. II
Mrs A r Stauffer, Palisades, II
ash, and Mrs Roy Collar, Deer II
ark, Wash, were recent visitors II
the H w Burke residence. They Il
e sisters of Mr. Burke. II
Miss Dawn Burke has recently
turned to her home after visit X
2 friends and relatives in Billings
ID Livingston. Il
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

Members of the WSCS of the Me-
thodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs Henry Casterline in
Bad Rock Wednesday at p m. The
ladies will leave at 1870 from the
local Methodist church. Transport
tation will be provided.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31
To Entertain WCTU

Members of the WCTU will meet
Monday at the Methodist parson-
age, Columbia Falls, with Mrs An
drew Olsen as hostess. Speaker
will be Miss Minnie Nelson, White
fish.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

Jerry Stalcup was home this past
week from the Great Lakes naval
training station visiting his par
ents. He is studying electronics.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

is a grand lady, and her family are
justly proud of her. Happy birth
day to Grandma Barnhart.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

D SAND ana ~
government tests =
silver bridge on F1ssJ
lten and Spence,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-31

, VACUUM With \
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| and child's was~]
td Violin. Two mi ss
lis on No 81. lazy
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FOR RENT, pecE !
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FOR SALE, dres,s
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p Nelson, Col Fan,
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FATALoGs listi,.
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Wins Vet Washing Machine

HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Oliver Kennedy Dies;
Painting Contractor

Oliver M. Kennedy, 68, Arlington
painting and interior decorating con-
tractor. died yesterday after suffer
ing heart attack while painting a
house at TWenty-first and North
Troy streets, Arlington.
Mr.. Kennedy fell from a ladder
from which he was painting over the
front door of the unfinished house
Coroner w. c. Welburn, Arlington
coroner, said that while no certif1-
cate had been issued, a heart attack
was the probable cause of death.
Mr.. Kennedy came from farming
family, and was born in Brownsburg
Ind. He moved to Arlington in 1887
His home was at 1907 North Quincy
street.
Mr.. Kennedy leaves his widow
Mrs. Marie E. Kennedy, who said
they had planned to celebrate their
4Oth wedding anniversary Septem-
ber 26; two sons, Melvin G., Falls
Church. and Oliver P, Montrose,
Calf, and three daughters, Mrs
Alice Erazim and Mrs. Beulah Yost,
both of Whittier, Calf, and Mrs.
Melva K. Hand, Arlington.
Funeral arrangements have been
tentatively made for 2:30 pm. Men
day at the Nazarene Church, $50
North Glebe road, Arlington. where
Mr.. Kennedy served for several years
on the board. Burial will be in
National Memorial Cemetery, Falls
Church,
Evening star., 1947-09-12
CLARK 10 Give FBI List
Of Suspect Groups
To Loyalty Probers

Attorney General Clark is per-
sonally checking FBI data on
alleged "totalitarian, Fascist, Com
munist or subversive" groups and
organizations and hopes to turn
over a list of such groups to the
Civil Service Commissions Loyalty
Review Board within a few days, the
Justice Department said today.
Mr.. Clark expects to work over
the week end on the list, if neces-
sary, to be sure it is completed by
Monday.
The initial list, the first such
roll compiled by the Government
in many years, was called for by a
presidential order as part of the
program of removing disloyal en-
ployes from the Government payroll
A Justice Department spokesman
said Mr.. Clark would first send the
board list of organizations about
which there is no doubt as to
their falling into the extreme
left or right-Wing categories. Then
he will review the borderline cases,
calling in officials of these groups if
he feels it will be helpful in de-
termining their real policies.
1t is not certain whether the list
will be made public by the Justice
Department or the Civil Service
Commission, if at all, the Justice
Department spokesman said.
The Attorney Generals lists also
will be made available to the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board for use
in connection with the Taft-Hartley
labor law. The law says the NLRB
must have union leaders file affi-
davits stating they are not Com
munists. The board will use the list
to check on the truth of these
affadaVitS.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Rites 10 Be Held tuesday
For Gen. Lerch in Korea
By the Associated Press

SEOUL, Korea, Sept. 12.-Military
funeral services will be held Tuesday
for Maj. Gen. Archer L. Lerch, So.
American military governor of South
Korea, who died of a heart attack
yesterday.
Services will be conducted in the
Korean Capitol Building where Gen.
Lerch's body will lie in state Sunday
and Monday. Mrs Lerch will &C
company her husbands body on a
flight to Tokyo and voyage to the
United States.
Korean newspapers in editorials
today praised Gen. Lerch's con-
structive ideas" and fight fortnight
eousnesS" in his post in the Ameri-
can occupation zone. One news
paper said the only way to repay the
debt to the general is to "set up a
free and independent Korea" as he
had advocated.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
William Pasour Dies;
Retired Policeman

William Lloyd Pasour, SO, mem.
ber of the Metropolitan Police fol
20 years, died yesterday at the Navy
Medical Center in Bethesda after ar
illness of several months
Mr.. Pasour was born in Dallas, N
c., and spent his early life there
He enlisted in the Regular Army ir
1912 and served overseas during
World War 1 as member of the
9th Engineers or the Sd (Marne'
Division. He was discharged from
the Army in 1920 with the rank OF
sergeant, and came to Washington
to live the same year.
Mr.. Pasour Joined the police
force in 1920 after working a short
time at the Post Office. Stationed
first at No. Precinct, he subse-
quently served for 10 years in the
Traffic Bureau, and at the time OF
his retirement for disability in 194C
was a member of the harbor pre-
cinct.
He was a member of the American
Legion and the Lebanon Lodge OF
the Masons, and lived for many
years at 329 Decatur street NV
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Mrs. 6. N. Thomas Dies;
Emp|oye Of Physics Lab

Funeral services were to be helc
today for Mrs. Lillian B. Thomas
46, an employe of the Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Labora-
tory, Silver Spring, who died
Wednesday at the Washington San
itarium after a two-week illness
Her home was at 1928 Woodland
drive, Silver Spring.
Mrs. Thomas was born and edu-
Gated in St. Marys County, Md. She
had lived in Silver Spring about 20
years and was active in the St
Johns Catholic Church at Forest
Glen, Md. She had worked at the
physics laboratory since the begin
ming of the war
Survivors are her husband, George
Maxwell Thomas, manager of a
Washington wholesale grocery house,
and a son, George jr., both of the
Woodland drive address; and four
daughters, Mrs. Evelyn T. Davis,
Falls Church, Va; Mrs. Margaret
E. Hodge, Seattle, Wash: Miss Re-
gina Marie Thomas and Miss Lii
liam Maxine Thomas, both of the
Silver Spring address.
Burial was to be in Arlington
National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
William D. Thomas Dies;
Pressman, Star Emp|oye

William Dawson Thomas, 49, ar
employe of The Star and for 80 years
pressman at the Government
Printing Office, died Unexpectedly
this morning at his home, 1886
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Mr.. Thomas complained of feeling
ill when he returned home last night
and died in his sleep of heart
ailment, his family said.
A native of Chillicothe, Ohio, Mr.
Thomas moved to Baltimore with
his family as a child and attended
school there. He came to Washing
ton in 1900, and was employed at
the Government Printing Office the
same year.
He retired from Government serv-
ice in 1899, and had been employed
in the classified advertising depart
ment at The Star since 1914. He
was a member of the Pressmen' S
Union and of st. Pauls Methodist
Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs Lille
A. Thomas; daughter, Mrs. Carroll
A. Warthen, 3219 Seventeenth street
NE: two granddaughters and two
great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have not
yet been announced.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Rites for James J. Nolan
To Be Held Tomorrow

Requiem mass for James j. Nolan
73, retired contractor and builder
will be celebrated at am tomorrow
In the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. 1915 Eighth street NV
Burial will be in Mount Olivet Gem
etery.
Mr.. Nolan died Wednesday at his
home, 9505 Biltmore drive, Silver
Spring, after a long illness.
| For IS years he was baritone
soloist in the choir of St. Patrick's S
Church and had also been soloist
in ST. Aloysius Church, Immaculate
Conception and Sacred Heart
Church choirs.
His sister, the late Mrs Margaret
Nolan Martin, a contralto, and his
brother, the late John H. Nolan, a
bass singer, also sang in Washington
church choirS.
MI Nolan is survived liy his son,
Victor L. Nolan of Silver Spring
a clerk in the City Post Office, and
two granddaughterS.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Greek Rulers Attend Rites
For Mrs. Lincoln MacV Veaqh
From Yesterdays Last Edition. J
BY the Associated Press

From Yesterdays Last Edition.
BY the Associated Press
ATHENS, Sept. liking Paul
and Queen Frederika attended fu-
neral services today for Mrs. Lin
coin MacVeagh, wife of the Amer
ican Ambassador to Greece. Mrs
MacVeagh. the former Margaret
Charlton Lewis of New York, died
Tuesday after an illness of several
weeks.
Mr.. MacVeagh was expected to
leave Athens tomorrow to accom-
pany his wifes remains to the
United States for burial in the fam
lily cemetery at Bryn Mawr, Pa.
The United States Embassy and
offices of the American Aid Mission
closed in tribute to Mrs MacVeagh.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Dr.. Veader Leonard Dies;
Noted for Work as Chemist
RY the Associotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Dr. Yea
der Leonard, widely known for his
research in chemistry, died yester-
day in Johns Hopkins Hospital
where he had been patient for
three weeks.
DR.. Leonard was the discoverer
of hexylresorcinol, an antiseptic.
Born in Wahpeton, N. Oak, in
1888, DR.. Leonard graduated from
Yale University and later took his
M. D. degree at Johns Hopkins.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Size of Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon of the Col
orado River is 278 miles long, at one
place is 13 miles wide and nearly
5000 feet deep.
Evening star., 1947-09-12

United States mining operations
use about 260 million cubic feet of
timber annually.
Evening star., 1947-09-12

His widow, Mrs. Bertha Mae Pasour,
survives.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Monday at the w. w. Deal
funeral home, 4812 Georgia avenue
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
People Affect Temperature

There is evidence that the outdoor
mean temperature in cities increases
as the population increases.