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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-31
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
No I00a

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LIN
COLIN.
In the Matter of the estate Of
HENRY SARSFIELD, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that under
the authority of an order of the
above entitled Court dated the 18th
day of July, l947, the undersigned
administrator of the estate of Henry
Sarsfield, deceased, will sell at pri-
vate sale to the highest bidder, sub
ject to confirmation by the Court,
the following described real prop
erty situate in Lincoln County, Mon
tana:
The NWA of the NWA of Sec
ton %, Township %, North
Range 81 West M. NJ, contain
ing 40 acres, unimproVed
The sale will be made on or after
the 9th day of August, l947 and
offers or bids will be received By
the undersigned administrator at
Wallace Real Estate Agency in Lib
by, Montana.
Terms of sale are as follows:
per cent (2Oq6) at the time
of acceptance of bid; balance upon
of sale by the Court.
Dated July "a, 1947.
H. B. WALLACE
Administrator
SMITH MCNEIL
Libby, Montana
Attorney for administrator.
(3t-JulV 24-3I-August u
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-31

One should watch to know what
his errors are; and if this watching
destroys his peace in error, should
one watch against such a result?
He should not.-Mary Baker Eddy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-31
S U NJ NJ O N S

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LINCOLN
MAURICE NELSON AND FLOR
ENCE NELSON, ................ Plaintiffs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

Ire Lic-ary otfl-isi ard he
5-5tit-..c- a:tschcs have
been lnsEnte- III tnar a..
forts o. az present ADVICE
ard ctter slEEestiony wner-
eve- called upcr cy MS w-.t-
e. and o.rcrs who have .aksa
tre ct u wsay instances
90 celve .1t0 ire east 90 De-
trcit ard ccrt-iblfcrs -1soe
81 ire CcTT. unity BY residents
g cclo- be- Us CULTURAL de-
vc op-ert
II ire INTERVENING yes-y
s.rcr tre sc1ndsrE cf ~ 2
Azs,ts Esrkiey Nor oral C~..
lertor -Gs az Dana de-
rs-tr1e-t a. tas Lt-srv ard
is acceptance fEe wears ar
% " UvcEnF ri nehsif
e the Dstrc: Publ Z. o-s-v
Cc-r-.Ssl-r rave been rot
c-ly rlssfsnI or t~1itfci
oas5 % al concerned.
a fi1e spirit q irtercui-
ilrsi understanding ard agree
TPr- nae ceEtl I'D frc-r tbs
assoc. cr o.. NJ t-x lrfer-
rllilrsl fel8ts1rshfp f ls
hope ~ simulate q sl-rl.srl-v
~ effort 81 "a srvzrsn'
lsihsrElc puoiS IN the work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

some serious attention In fhe
Aforesaid matters Il would no,
Rave 70 have the filters over
Tear from communism. Corr.
riEnisn Is q poverty incifed
hoped Tor relief from >
tyranny that IS close al hsnS
and IN which the people rave
los; confidence Thev thsr
Turn 10 anything for relief
II y part 81 the comruniS,,-
scheme "a arrive e the mo-
neni dissatisfaction is A its
neigh, and then step m ana
create havoc with az Of IRE
status quo that IS yet alive
after Tie preliminary mas.
Sacre
A few Hollywood sc,o~. s,3
some 81 the outs WHO wisb
y RET in BY way ~ Ca
fetched theory of some Wv
~ life that thew saw rsv
BRING relief IS no, VIII, ~,s
had better b AFRAID q.
We must honestly do son..
u,ing Tor OR people We mus,
Top Cur congress from was,.
~ tine on -witch-hunts" :.
We expense cf importan. leg
lsiaiio7 thst VIII balance Tod
sosU with income: that will
stop prejudice agaiast ssg-
..lsnt oi oar population. TIA,
NlH guarantee that All o,5r
eiiifens VIII b. first elsss 80.
,tens ins;ead ~ sone Of her,
otink Officially desirnsfe5
psriahs and un,ouchshles
nat VIII provide Tor Amer,e.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

10 the Burton Historical Col
lection three publications. the
works OF NeEroes one > nov-
Ell waS sEthored by TIE late
Wm- II Anderson. ard Walker
II Showers an attorney. Q
volume q essays b. q Mr.
Wnhsrs ard q copy q Blue
Book p1b-Ened or tire De-
troit Incepe n1ent Pub sninr
Company. 1893 located tnfn
a 1912 s. Antoine street
Mrs Edwards hss promised
that SIC HfLi dcnste 20 The
Burton Historical Collection
a COY q re -Oet-oit Peoples
News formerly published
and edited by M-x Beulah
Tcurg W-ho q sccre q wears
ago. vas ere a TIE cry's mos.
dvnsrnic ard rlvIc Leaders
The issue H g January i71a
Material for either TIE
Hacker Collector o. f5sf
now IN course a. rrciecf or
On erhibit an ne Burton Col
iecticn NAV b deisvertJ d.
rsctIy 81 aiiss Thy o. Ms
Stores. o. their respective de-
rar-rrert srs starts any cav
and hour TIE Library Is cpcn
70 ths pzclic-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

In b-lss tai & fhe story For
rEh SIX ulca,ks ] had been
vrcf.-l-e1 cy exhor cItznt rent
- a S-nE.e room. had been
p2llsnE strings through fnAu-
e-tsl contacts for ar apart
-,ert % house my scattered
fErlfly oefc-e Nature olsnkesec
Ire clty with see and snow.
Hope for success. after 50 fg-
tie a StraEEie was beginning
- wzre until last tuesday,
wlsz che q nv contacts en-
t.;-s sxficzllr revealed that ~
RAD Szally found what ] want
60
The rsxt DAY. after Inspect
ing The Eat. and having 10 9TH
e alternative ven- 70 she
real estate brokers otfice with
me f--, intention q closing
ire deal
For IS minutes ! listened 70
re S-ncoih-tonEge6 brokers'
rectal - how 6l5icul. Il was
. ind suitable housing and
row ae rad been able 70 place
81 arc 81 = spite q the hous-
Tx shortage. TsrlnE % the 90
s.o1s t-ll6-gp rrsftle. I indi-
cspeo ny oesI-s % scrspt the
Sst Leaving ny seat. J walk
- ose- 20 rs desk and reo-es-
ted the rental terms
Al EEht Re said Tnen
rcs-E p = pencil ard sli6-
- : ecs e pspe- n position.
ae began writing so-re SE--ss
.atte- tots.lrE- re sxpislne5 y
: cam vc-cs pc.nti-E 20 TIC
tcp SE--e $50 ,hs. 3 70
,s.,2-E ycl -sye re apart
-e7, . is -cl cc-si1s-e5
pa g ;-s tc-,
have 1esr t-ytaE As Ger
.-Us1 - keep re ls-dl.-5
t-o-- p-:ttEE srv - rsr Z, e-1s
81 re pace IT'S Sun vii
r-evsa; tEst
q c---se As aided hsyt-lv
ss 5000 = -is. t-e-e 3 -o.h-
.rT rsw scc'-t slca i-s--
ca. s-Es-s1t * MS =
s--pc-t g rs corte1uo- ~
cred - instance ~ : pr-sr
$40 --sa@1 ITO rs cthcs ia.
--7rE arr Esvs : r. ? $3.50
-c--s - -. trree--uor-
BASE -s-t srsT-- enf
N5- s-ts-l.y was summed
t-e1 s1Es- arr c sE1yi began
- --t ever FGsh ocl6 e.
s'rt * -ooce-v clsE- sd az
-sE f--ste business
p; sfte- ore ~ ever NOD
e-sts rental balance hss beer
.--c-EA Z E-ls.ii-F ws- hs
cams - replace the heat %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
Good Job Well Done

Ire res police commissioner that Detroit has had in
ire ss- = rs rendered MS resignation because q
po- tscsl sXpede1cy J9hr Bs.ienger did Dix JOB in
keeping city ne q Detroit comparatively free from
he d0re uert0rous job in setting Up edlca-
ors system whereof The policemen trained IN the
Geological sspecs 81 handling criminals which has Prov
Cd race relations lo0 1er cert.
IN every whore there has been charge % police
brutality II undue force investigations have been
made and followed through setting example for the
tire department.
For the good % the city. for the good Of the police
department and for the good Of the citizens. John F. Bal
lenger should be retained job important police
commissioner should not be made political football The
msyor-elect Eugene Van Antwerp. II he s big enough
and broad enough viii ignore Balengers resignation and
in the interest Of the people Of Detroit reappont him
that ne may continue 70 do good job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

Ws are Swallowing the hsis
hook Ire srd sIzke-
We are swallowing TIE bsi,
best sozrce 20 Communists
p-opsEsnds thst Stain Zhds-
nov a. al have O. could tln1
anywhere or earth
Now Communism Is way
u lie that comes by wsy of
impressed substitution II q
country such a. ours when
our present way q life IL
10 longer possible q to,ers-
tor.
There Is nothing 10 fear
from Communism II Derocrscv
g working and the yeopie
are pleased and without fes-
TIE natural allies az Com
rlunlSm are enforced cold
hunger. lick q housing. usurf.
Gus taxes for support cf ev-
cTyth ng except the people 81
our own country. rcxtrit hons
upon fan employment syrznny
q q selfish ruling class. IN
competent. unable iEnorant
selfish politicians IN PLACES a
power cost Of living Climb
irE faster thsr irconie and
srch condition remaining IN
effect without repair bv gov
eminent. prejudice and pre-
srripfion ~ segnoents o. the
population. the erection cf
barriers % fun and Unlimited
cifizcc1hip. and. TIE COLLARS
inE o. ne economics % the
country.
II ozy Congress would give
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

righteous indignation with
calm thinking. how 20 employ
the art a subterfuge IN . pinch.
Such nagrant hoOting Of the
law. ] knew. can be p-osecui-
ed
Finally ] said. INA, Is a lot
OF money for . poor man 10
Paw as a bonus for housing"
I urde-xtsnd. he replied but
things are like that and the
people who are desperate for
hoasing create such 20 nc J.
tons
Fer example. he explain
&c. the landlord who owns
the place you want Ia rent
ing and ailsgsdlY pays SIS
q meath. You can understan6
Why abs prefers 50 remain
where she Ia She 70 doing II
bseaRss sorns people Will
meet almost any Terms 20
get . fairly deesni place 20
stay.
Thss ! realized Was worth
following through; win o.
iose. j. would be worth the e.
fo-t ard tire cost o! . bait So
agrees wi;h reservation %
sccepi me terms
Later ny influential contact
PAINTED = convincing picture
ot doors and windows with
bars toT this pupPei Of q rouE-
i-E landlord As expected. he
shifted Ire blame 20 the prop
-s-ty owner ard offered 70
pave < For obvious reasons
we id not attempt - follow
Trough on The ose-, Nor have
ne been able 70 ascertain %
date w-le;he- o. nct ne paint
g sce-e os p--Soa viexe5 by
IRE broker has prompted him
- sever relations with the
landlord ~ - alter me or'Eins,
terr-s ~ rental 20 ire Fat
TAis born evil barred
here csnnet be alone ehsrs-
ed % the real estate broker
and the landlord In question
u IS fraeeable directly 10 The
turahlins Of local and nsfien.
al housina agencies IN the In
feresf % the masses. and The
barriers raised by real estate
Boards 20 low income heuS-
ing.
u Is TIE ihat there Is ar
increase y ne-E housing ~
citize-s WIN are sble - sz0rd
r-opertv valued ~ So 90 sr5
above But fo- tire average
ware esrnsr. RS plight IS las
icsllr the same
Thus II "a clear that when
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

tbs j. very sc.ts s-r 2. -
r.s-; situation TIE Negro
czstisu,s- is d. "a 100 last
i g FRED I'd -; II .sw
decades we v..l pass OFT q
ire picture o. SKILLED trades
TINS too, .s Gre q re most
lucrative means q gaming
permanent eng, oFucr: Many
labor u1.c-s AZ q I nave
50 set their p+-Esfn Tia; 4
keeps NeEo -er cli ard
he-ce 6en.es tAerr CO ire
training opportunity But
Thee are sal few good
trade scho1 sad trade col
leEss 20 wh.ch SeE-5 vo-ih
car 20 snd learn 4 trade
Ire Erss' i1es q Ecsosc- :
WaShinE.or-tnst - training
the hands IS one that we
shcEl5 ci.E 90 .o1sv ard O.
rect our programs 50 that
youth u or scnocis vii &C.
ceps such eo-.-1-1 sense about
vacations sr5 choose wisely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

o7t.c4s re csr.sl - SsE- -es
ire E1 q. .-ee 100 ccpc--
T--s csicE s no
C.sss- 1cstc- was csestc- wsEe
c'-sere1nslS levle1 ce1s ct
srpre1t.ce irslr ~ an r-c-
r- IN e SeE-o c-astsr
rA-k-zE a. tae.- SKIS e.. ~
v--- rave cssi.ie5 -,- sore
AL d,scsiTinsfcrN err. 81
raer. patterns To- Neg oes
Daring Ire lst. -iv cd
wears many Es.7s ave cfen
rsce vet ne ts.1 vrEa
and untold .scc- carr e-s r-E
Ie; i1e.e exv,s mans "a
,c- causes to- u-erp. low
-se-; s- EE Neg es Zen
cl.i-E &c var effort t-ats
has beer concertralon d.
SeElo .scaF 2 yrssll.e- -s
] oSe cos were re FRS. 81
close -euce war' rs-v Sa.
Eross Ire SeE-o s a.
urss-.icd wc-se- re -
spo-sin,e r. RS own rlzr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

S-t. ects covered range al
re way from Australian foot
cal % Js.-AiAi and Watching
TIE sutrc- believes that tie
book VII settle TIE first
-0l9 900 srEumenis and E.il
poli Ire way % answers sor
re next { co oQ0.
Ire author has well
rounded sports bsckErocn6
having begun writing fo- II
te-rs.cnsl News Service in
1912 He started writing so-
Ki1E Features Syndicate IN
1917 where ne rer1sinf Z for
% years. he has -ghosted
.o- such famous Sports per
scnsEties as BABE Ruth Gene
Iun-sy and many others.
Re hss met and worked
vita celebrities n al paaSss
% spor7s As a Newspaper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

nan. Ne hss handled every
eci;o-ial oesk II a newsrspe-
shop and IS the author OF
Down TIE Stretch hlogrs-
phy q Colonel Msti J. VIM
What makes TIE ooos such
valuable reference IN sd-
oi:ior 10 e variety and CON-
pie,s sewerage Is the ease
S1;h winch subjects can %
looked ID or referred 10. As
anyone knows. mere mass
q information presented n
: iunble5 form IS valueleSs
bur logically arranged. aSso-t-
ed and indexet Il is a gold
rrire
Every sports editor should
have one or his desk ard
every sports writer SSould
Rave access 70 this Sports
Encyclopedias
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

tenant has been abe -
or borrow enough r-s-s, e
pay a ruthless LARD. Y
housing that sfords 80 81
tally increased corso-.s en- ','
IS heat and mo6eTs;e.v &C.,. -
fscilities. ne Is gong h 49, .sa'
frlgid iretrsp.
Although / ref,lsnS
bslked BY iris menace ~ a..
ocyatic society. the 1es,s-...
citizen viii aid N con,i,,,'s.
this vicious exploi,sro-
Dacsnf cifiIens ssser, n.
rufhlesfness exhibited Il.
this broker and Landlord al
II II the consensus Of orinIr-
HAT until the housing rrsA.
lem can be solved sop.lsy.l
houSsng vulfurss shoold A.
prosecuted 20 the r.! sx,,r,
Of the law.
- -t- - Alt \ ~ leSirr
and end Of government !,
supposed 70 follow ire so--
that insures the least exnsn,.
and greatest beneS. n -,
PIE. One Of It's civ.i c-ses I,
20 protect rs subjects ( IN, a.
wicked designs ~ s-clstv
Such landlord cougar ss =.
e here IS nor any csi, !,
or .ocal o. national verr.
nent
Tocsy we are n VA
against Russia We s-s -.
ing and sll-out Ha-gv.
abroad against c0r ,s-
Billions % dollars "a ~ 80.
% Europe 70 halt ire -es5
ot this menace 20 Ger s,v
Every family III Are pn
psy FOR THIS offensive :.
creased taxes Acc t-s SIR
v-hsrn has been estl-sfe- ,
excess % $500 per .sr II a
ire cost 81 living IRE &, y
bl. GIFTED saelter TIRE r,.
ties ~ secr-i class ct.re-shio
and NJ Cclored A-re7l-s- OK.
;-sn VII indeed haze -.
rnendous burden 70 bes a-s
1913
Tns burden can r. 3s
esSe- FOR -nino-lres .~sr.
'ca. yea for al Amer bv
the elimination q arr stve
o. potential hc;beds ~ -.
Tr1rlsrn on these sr1s As
v-e wa on the cor grg
nrersce abroad we MS. 70.
rent = united f-or; q -s
By providing the pr.-s ar
q democratic govern =
security
BENEATH TIE SURFACE
e dedicated 20 ihst en-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

WnetheT one wants e.sr
10 some particular .n
some particular Spo- Go.
tsir ihe date sor a
award. + can be f0ur1
i IS especially Vsl1f Is
a reference for recora On
Certain sporting eysct
TO mention Just q!
ire topics u covers. res
automobile racing. a. .on
bscmil;on. baseball cis
racing Billiards, ard bcN.rf,
fencing fishing and e oslk
tennis. golf and hsrdrs ,s
skating. motor bcsurE I'D
az types ot racing; cat ,g
and horse shows. ;ra-v ~
walking and wrestling ,n
doesn't begin % cove ~
subjects included b., %;
: sample.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

First and Europe second IN
matters Of liberty. life. and
the pursuit Of happiness
II Is a significant FAC. rat
a people who have a colttrg.
Gus flow OF good food gpon
their tables and Jobs viih
which 70 provide u with ree-
ularty along with ali ne
other comforts a life and
family and who can lock 20
a future without fear becoms
suddenly very deaf % TIE
plesdinES Of those who wish
% change wha. they sltcaoy
know Is good.
Congress should act ~ Gre.
ate happiness IN America and
freedom from fear 81 ne
Incompetence OF . num0c- o,
their governmental represent
siives instead Of uuwiiilngly
acting as a sounding board
loL Stain propaganda
This iAsn age az progress
nat this last Il a fat y
shown by the Increased 'salue
placed on human life L seems
mat cur Cnnkrc<s IS ;fnpo,,
rsry suffering from lsck o.
eognixsnce 81 The modern pro-
greSSive tendency and gone
of on = witch hunt for ihe
saks % publicity and are .scil-
" saying 70 the American,
VINO want civil liberty. relie,
rom oppressive taxes ano
food for their families eve
them cookies In lieu II tne
bread they cry for we are
busy catching ~commies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

-e-- w- was S. c--
. t-e Re I-s- slsts
IS c-s -s-Es.T RVS stcrts
-s- --ws- s--E t-e w.-s
-ese ,v- -e- wn1 Az
se re .ss1e-s- CO t-s
we've IRE e..r1s 9.
----s-1s - -sr sz1 w1-s-
~ we-e ASP rec oy : svsst
ss
Mt os ,ztss s s.es
s1 s-e gccc 40 ra-<C-sl
ssc- te- -stl-z re t.ts-ts-
as s-1 fhe.- -st- -os i. TIE
~ -cre-e-, Eve- s-ce
s : Ercw.1E $1,000 -
~ IN scftygites rss rae
--s sn1 q e1pe erie ira;
axes VOC tate ne C-- re
--sts s-1 49, .Ee- w1sks
Above a. lrev we-s ST.
s. ed ~ z Ses-s 20 end
ozce sr1 ~ al t-s ces--sct-
iys G ss-E Erst -ss bee-
ire cErt % re JAW ever
slace g tc--s---
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
Labor And Industry
FRANCIS \ KoRSEGAY

Concentration Professional Jobs Has Depleted Ranks OF
Skilled Labor and Heightened Unemployment Among Negroes
Grown ot ire "a -l5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
Along The Bookshelf
BY
CECIL soYRig
Veteran Sports Writer Publishes Valuable New Encyclopedia
OF Sports Varied Subjects Range from Football to
cassi colunnan Al H FIELDS

y FrsnkG MenkeA
y = 2 s.
n ero Z o--rs
E. a7-se ne SIZE q ne o.a eook and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
What About You?
BY
VICTOR L HICKS
We Have Nothing to Fear from Communism if Democracy Work,
Congress Should Provide for America First and Enne Sncnd

tea p -
tain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
Beneath The Surface
Graspg Greed of Rankes Sort Barred Landlord Rents for SIG
Per Month Yet Asks $50 Plus Rent
by
l. n WILSON

s-otsv eyp lesn Of aaoed
tys @ b1ne sort
$50 bonus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
The Common Man
BY
JUDAH DHos

Re1er Landslide Nicto Attributed C-ons Desire To
Enc me Destructive Bckering that Has Beer Blight OF LAW
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Bandits Gag JeweIer,
Family, Take $4,000
BY the Associated Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 31.-A
gang of bandits leisurely looted a
downtown store of jewelry valued
at between $4,000 and $4,000 last
night after binding and gagging a
jeweler and his family in their
home and taking his keys to open
the store.
They left the place as empty
as an eggshell," according to Louis
w. Perry, the owner.
Detective 1t. C. L. Pierce de-
scribed the apparently minutely
planned holdup as 'one of the big
gest jeWelry robberies in the city S
history"
The detective said the bandits
estimated as numbering between
four and six, first went to. the Perry
home, bound the jeweler and his
family and left them under guard
while others went to the store.
When the looters returned, the
entire group fled in the Perry auto
mobile, which was found abandoned
near the business district an hour
later. The telephone line to the
Perry home was severed.
The robbers were at the Perry
home about two hours. Mr.. Perry
said they did not molest his wife
or 15-year- -old daughter Mary, other
than binding and gagging them.
The daughter broke loose shortly
after the, bandits left and ran to
a neighbor's house.
Mr.. Perry said the loss was par
TALLY covered by insurance.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Episcopal Unity Report
To Be Made Jan. 20

The Joint Commission on Apr
proaches to Unity of the Episcopal
Church announced today it will
present report of its findings at
the sessions this week on the ques-
ton of unity with the Presbyterian
Church at a meeting in Green
wich, Conn, on January 20.
The commission, appointed by the
denominations general convention
year ago to explore the basis OF
union with other Protestant
churches, met at the College OF
Preachers on the Washington
Cathedral grounds, Tuesday
through yesterday.
The Right Rev. Robert E. L.
Strider, Bishop of West Virginia,
commission chairman, also an
nounced the appointment of three
commission members to condense
the hearings into report for sub
mission at the January meeting.
Those appointed were the Right
Rev. Harwood Sturtevant, Bishop
of Fond du Lac, Wis; the Very
Rev. Gerald G. Moore, Dallas, Tex,
and J. C. Spaulding, an attorney of
Detroit.
The commission report will be
submitted to the 1948 Lambeth
Conference in London.
A similar commission was ap-
pointed last summer by the Pres
byterians.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
; Survivors Tell Story
OF Lidice Massacre
By the Associated Press

NEURNBERG, Oct. 31.-Two
teen-age girls and a middle-aged
woman, survivors of Lidice, told for
the first time in a war crimes court
Yesterday the dramatic story of how
the Germans wiped out their vii
lage in revenge for the killing OF
a Gestapo chief.
The girls told how they were torn
from their families the night Of
June 9, 1912, when German tanks
suddenly surrounded the Czech VIII
lage. Singled out as of the "Nord1c
type" the girls were farmed out to
German families where they were
forbidden to speak the Czech
language and made to join the
Hitler Youth.
The woman told how the women
and children were corraled in a
school house while the village was
burned anG the men shot. Then.
she said, the women were sent to a
concentration camp and the nota-
ton put on their registration cards,
ut is not desirable that they re-
turn"
Marie Dolezalova, who was 10
years old at the time, and Marie
Hanfova, who was IL, described how
they were sent to live with German
families and given German names.
Their testimony was giver at the
prosecution of the SIS Racial ard
Resettlement Organization, which
had the purpose of eliminating
racial objectionables" and Ger
manizing" persons of Nordic back
ground.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
License Suspended 10 Days
In LIQUOR Sale Violations

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board has suspended for 10 days
the license of dealer charged by
police and ABC inspectors with the
sale of liquor to an intoxicated per-
son, permitting drinking while
standing in his place of business
and failure to maintain bona fide
restaurant.
The licensee is Henry George
Thompson, of the $500 block of
Twelfth street NE. The suspension
is to begin November 7.
Lewis Hamburger, proprietor Of a
package store in the 1900 block OF
Fourth street NE. received four
Gay suspension for selling two cans
of beer to a 16-year- boy.
The board also found Myer E.
Smith, proprietor of a package store
in the 1900 block of Pennsylvania
avenue NV. guilty of selling liquor
to an intoxicated person and warned
him, but imposed no penalty.
George and Natalie Jacobson and
Frank and Mathilda Rubin, pro-
prietors Of a package store in the
HOO block of Connecticut avenue
NV, who were charged with viola
ton of the boards advertising reg
ulations, were warned not to use
the same advertising methods again.