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Evening star., 1947-09-19
Gov. LaneGets
Roya|| Protest
On BaySpan
Says Objection to Toll
Plan Con Be Met
By Amendments
BY the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 19.-Maryland
had objections today from second
Federal agency to its financing plans
Of the proposed Chesapeake Bay
crossing. but Gov. Lane agreed the
State would concur in suggested
amendments making the legislation
required for its construction salts
factory.
Senator O'Conor, Democrat, of
Maryland, yesterday disclosed in
Washington a letter from Army
Secretary Royal objecting to the
States proposal to group the tolls to
the new crossing with spans over the
Susquehanna River at Harve de
Grace and the Patomac at Ludlows
Ferry.
Gov. Lane was more inclined to
view as more important the Secre-
tary's report that he had no other
objections to the proposed span,
particularly its engineering plans.
Sees Step Toward Construction.
Gov. Lane said the approval, des-
pite its limitation, was "a milestone
towards construction of the cross
ing "The people of Maryland want
the crossing and I am determined
to build it," he said.
Secretary Royal said the proposal
to include the Potomac River span
in group toll collections was con-
trary to law which required the War
Department to free interstate spans
from charges within a specified
time. He suggested that elimination
of the Potomac bridge from the bill
authorizing construction of the
Chesapeake crossing to remove this
objection.
Gov. Lane said the bill, introduced
by Senators O'Conor and Tydings,
could be amended as recommended
without hampering the States plans
for the bridge.
FWA Also Objects.
The Federal Works Administra-
tion last month also voiced objec-
tion to pooling tolls from the
bridges and leaving the way open
for inclusion of other spans or toll
roads. Gov. Lane at that time also
agreed that the Objectionable pro-
visions could be eliminated.
The State Roads Commission is
engaged in obtaining engineering
data on the Chesapeake crossing,
which will be located between
Sandy Point, Anne Arundel County,
and Kent IslaAd,
The cost of the crossing, for
which Gov. Lane said bids would be
asked early next year, now is esti-
mated at upward of $50, 900 ,000."
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Alexandra Boy Scouts
To Tour Fort BeIvoir

Alexandria district Boy Scouts will
tour Fort Belvoir. Va, during their
Boy Scout fall camporee tomorrow
and Sunday
The scouts will camp in a train
Ing area west of Accotink between
Route GIT and the Accotink River
beginning at 8 am. tomorrow. Will
liam Bennett. chairman of the
District Camping Committee, will
act as camporee director.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Mrs. Maryland Quest
Begins at Exposition
BY the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-The quest
for Mrs. Maryland"-the States
ideal housewife-begins today with
the opening of the Today Maryland
Better Homes Expositions at the 5th
Regiment Armory.
Winner of the title will receive
her choice of trips for herself and
her husband to New York or Miami,
a trip alone to Hollywood, or $500 in
cash.
Sponsors of the exposition are the
Real Estate Board of Baltimore and
the Home Builders Association of
Maryland.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Mennonite Talk Planned

Miss Marie Brunk of 6407 Forty
sixth avenue, Riverdale, Md, who
has returned from Europe for a
months furlough, will relate ex-
perienceS in her work for the
Mennonite Central Committee for
Leleief at pm. Sunday in the
Mennonite Church, Forty-Second
avenue, Cottage City, Md. She will
show slides depicting relief needs
at 7:30 pm. Monday. 4
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Dolly Madison School Head
To Direct Chest Speakers

Edward w. Paulette. principal of
the Dolly Madison Junior High
School, Arlington, has been named
chairman of the Speakers Bureau
of the Arlington. Community Chest.
Mr.. Paulette's duties will include
organization of a group of citizens
who will address civic, fraternal,
educational and religious groups n
connection with the campaign.
Mr.. Paulette entered the Airing
ton school system in 1888 and has
been principal of the Madison
School for the last four years.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Edward Ballard Elected
Head of Park Directors

Edward Ballard, director of State
parks in Maryland. was elected Sec
retary-treasurer of the Association
of Southeastern State Park Directors
yesterday in meeting at Westmore-
land State Park near Montrose, Va.
2 Russell Dyche of Kentucky was
elected president of the association,
succeeding Randolph O'Dell of vir-
Qinia.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Foirfox Begins 9th Year
Of Needy Pupils Aid

The Fairfax County School Com
mittee has begun its ninth consec-
utive> school year program of pro-
viding supplementary food and
clothing for needy school children
Mrs. Aida r. Mack, director, an
nounced today.
The committees program also
includes assistance in financing
foster home care and arranging
special educational training. The
committees Offices in the School
Board Building at Fairfax are open
from 9 am. to pm. Mondays
through Fridays. -
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Arlington Hospital Head
Honored for Articles

Administrator Karl H. York of
Arlington Hospital has been award
ed a gold medal by the Modern
Hospital Publishing Co., for series
of articles on personnel manage
ment, it was announced today.
Mr.. York recently has been ap-
proved for membership in the
American College of Hospital Ad-
miniStrators.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
All Officers Reelected,
WCTU Session Closes
= By the Assoeiofed Press

HARRIsONBURG, Va, Sept. 10.
ALI officers of the State Women's
Christian Temperance Union were
reelected yesterday as that organ
ization closed its 64th annual con-
vention here.
The officers are Mrs. Herbert w.
Phillips, Richmond president; Mrs.
o. L. Taylor. Newport News, vice
president; Mrs. Lillian A. Shepherd,
Norfolk, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. M. Preston Harper, Danville,
recording secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth
R. Strickler, Norfolk, treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Bids Sought for Addition
To FoirIinqton School

Sealed bids for construction of an
addition to the darlington Ele-
mentary School will be received in
the Arlington County School De-
oartment until 8 pm. next Friday.
Supt. Fletcher Kemp announced
today.
Mr.. Kemp said the addition will
consist of seven classroolns, large
playroom and two activity rooms.
Additional toilet facilities and alter
ations to the heating. plant also Will
be included in the pr ect, he added.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Virqinio Sufety Units Join

The Arlington Safety Council has
become affiliated with the Governors
Highway Safety Council. it was an
| nounced today.
Evening star., 1947-09-19


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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14
H. II. Village
Blu Mrs. Jack Fl. Woods

Mr. and Mrs Chuck Geer Were
dinner guests at the Jack Schooner
home. The dinner was in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Greene, Col
umbia Falls, who celebrated their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary
DougaI Mcdonald arrived last
Thursday and plans to stay until
Wednesday with his son and daugh-
ter-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs
Douglas Mcdonald.
Reverend Schofield of the Pres
byterian church, Martin City, plans
to hold Sunday school classes ev-
cry Sunday morning at $50 in du-
plex house No 25R, Mrs Francis
Warnock is teaching the primary
class.
Rev Harry R Baker of the Lu-
theran church, Columbia Falls, IS
holding church services and Sun
day school classes at z p m IN dup
lex house No 25R. The next church
services will be held November %.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Gels were Mr. and Mrs
Harry Hill and son, Terry.
Mr. and Mrs John Foss were Tu-
esday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Harold Kamberee.
Saturday evening guests Of Mr.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

The Firemen's dance was well at.
tended Saturday night and all re-
port a good time in spite of the
bad weather.
Mrs Albert Neiskens returned to
her home in Bozeman Tuesday. She
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Martin Miller in Martin City.
Roy Brown returned from Ra-
pid City S Oak and is helping his
father complete his building at No
2 Main street. He is also doing a
little elk hunting.
Mrs Albert Chaplin returned
Sunday from a few days visit at
Hamilton. Her sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs v Roark returned
with her.
Mrs Leslie Babcock of Roman vi
sited in Martin City last Friday.
R A Jensen of Culver City, Cal
nornia spent Monday night at the
Hollingsworth home. He was quite
thrilled at being able to walk in
the snow after having been away
from it for 26 years.
Mr. and Mrs r E Ackroyd of
Great Falls have bought cabin
from Ben Griuey on second ave-
nue. north.
v D Rosauder has nearly COM
pleted his log cabin adjacent to
Greene Heights.
Buzz Bagley is at home with a
lame back, caused by slip while
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14
Wanted, A Judge in N. c.

he was loading lumber.
Mrs Lear had the misfortune tG
slip on a rug and fracture her hip
Tuesday morning. We all hope she
RECEIVERS rapidly.
This community extends their
sympathy to Chester Graham,
Clara Frederick, and families, n
the loss of their father, John L
Graham who passed away at the
hospital in Whitefish Saturday af-
ternoon. Mr. Graham has been in
poor health for several years, and
the past two years has made his
home in this locality, and was well
liked by everyone. Chester Graham
went with the body to Devils Lake,
N Oak where he will be buried he
side his wife.
Glen Miller and brother-in-law
of Cut Bank had dinner with
Greene's Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Newfield of
Glasgow called on old friends Fri
day.
Mrs Albert Neiskerns entertain
ed a group of neighbors Monday |
evening at a 6 o'clock hot dish |
lunch, in honor of her sisters birth
lay. The occasion was also a house
for the Martin Miller IA
nily. Mrs Miller received many
gifts from her sisters and brothers
n Minneapolis and a bowl of beau
it'll asters from her brothers gar
len at Salem Ore. The neighbors
presented her with a Pyrex coffee
maker. The group played whist and
,inochle. A large birthday cake,
long with the lunch was very much
ppreciated by all and they
eft about midnight wishing her
nany happy returns of the day and
hope for years of comfort in their
ew, modern home.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

Wanted: an American citizen
with some judgement and a sense
of humor to serve as justice of the
peace in Martin City. He should
handle the position in a western
manner.
The largest of Hungry Horse
boomtowns now has nearly 500
people. and no justice of peace or
local law enforcement officer.
Flathead countys sheriff, Dick
Walsh, is planning to build three
cell Jail in the two-year-old town,
but there's no local judge to order
incarceration.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

and Mrs Bill Moore were MI anc
Mrs Francis Willets and FANNY
Apgar, and Mr. and Mrs Bill Stotts
Mrs Jud Peterman, Sherwood, "
Oak, mother of Mrs Harold 11ch-
enor is spending a few days visiting
here. She also plans to spend sew
eral weeks on the west coast
Saturday guests at the Sam Bak-
shas home were Mr. and Mrs Har-
ny Brown, Whitefish, and Mr. al
Mrs Al Lehman and Dolly, Column
bia Falls.
Mrs Art Coulston and daugh-
tiers are visiting her sister, Mrs
Ed Healy in Patterson, N ] for
couple of weeks. She then plans
to go to Puerto Rico for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Schranze and
Mrs Bailey, Kalispell, and Mr. ana
Mrs Mel Mack were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs Jack DeSart.
Mr. and Mrs Mac Hardwick spent
the weekend in MisSoula.
Pictures of the kindergarten
class will be taken Monday morn
ing. Mrs Culver would like to have
as many pupils present Monday as
possible.
The parents and children of the
Government Housing project wish
to thank the Boomtown Builders
for the nice Halloween party. They
really had big time.
Mr. and Mrs Kent Davis moved
into one of the duplex houses last
Friday. We hope they like it with
US.
Dinner guests last Friday night
at the Mclean hore were Mr. and
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14
Former Alaskan Starts
Hotel Building in M. G.

Construction of 16 room so by
64-foot hotel building in Martin
City was started this week
Owner is Harry Christopherson,
former Kodiak, Alaska resident,
and contractor, John O'Connen.
The building will also have space
for a clothing store and apartment,
with an addition planned for next
summer.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14
Church Women Meet

Next meeting of the Presbytef-
ian women's association OF Martln
civ will be this coming Friday at
Mrs Ross Luding's. Hostesses VIII
he Mrs Bill Somers and Mrs Ven
Greene. The group held their first
meeting at Mrs Luding's Thursday.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14
lavish banquet scene for

lavish banquet scene for NJ,
zanuck's Technicolor presents
of Forever Amber" wn,c,
Sunday only, November % !.
Royal Theatre starring Lind, \
nell, Cornell Wilde, Richard a..
and George Sanders. The ~
tives' presence was a reu,i, s'S|
of Brazilian industrialist Frasl
Pignatari who loaned the st,,s'
$4,000 gold tableware set, Nd n
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

Mrs Mac Hardwick, Mr. and MIS-
David Culver, and Mr. and Mrs John
Officer. Bridge was played later
in the evening. :,
Mr. and Mrs Calvert entertained
Mr. and Mrs Kent Davis to one CT
her famous spaghetti dinners.
Mr. and Mrs Norman BJornstad
and son left last Sunday for Seat
tie. They plan to be gone a week.
Effective the 18th the new wage
raise goes into effect. A bulletin
will be in the main office showing
who is entitled to a raise. I'm sure
no one will be disappointed, espec-
tally with the high cost of living.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

Dance to the Saturday night or
chestra at the Anglers Lodge
lounge bettreen Martin City and
Cordm.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14
carpenters' Union to Have
Martin City Hiring Hall

Arrangements have been COM
pleted in Martin City for the Pue-
chase of two lots to be used by The
Columbia Falls-Whitefish carpen-
ters' local as hiring hall.
It is expected that the ocner Ia
bor unions will participate in est
ablishing hiring offices in a build
ing which will be started this WIN
ter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-08

HERE'S SOMETHING OEFl-
wire, POSITIVE, SURE
ABOUT TIRE Quality.
SOMETHING YOU "cAN put
YOUR TEETH ,NTo!" LOOK
Al TIE Low pRtce. TOO!
PROTECTION AT A SAVING!
Evening star., 1947-04-25
HElp MEN erd VtoMEN.

ANIMATION OPERATORS, SIX finishers
upholstery seHers: 6-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
in person, WOODWARD q LOTHRoF,
personnel ONCE. 9th a, 5000 daily. 26
best VOCAL INSTRUCTION II you sing
In our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. Give voice and phone no.. Box
nOoKKEEPER AND TYr1sr. e5 10 as. en-
perfence necessary. TO assist once man
aEer: permanent position; 5ta-day Tk.,
good salary. No phone calls 140 Qpe Sc.
ne, Mr.. DRAWER, -25
COUPLE, gh.w.-cookins light laundry.
care OF lawns; live in. EN- $500. 45
OFFICE AND CREDIT MGR, for fast
growing furniture store; must be expert
enced, have ability to handle good clientele.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT is desirous
OF obtaining man or woman who has
sales experience and car. Call for ap-
pointment. Bradley 0140 or o. g0a5
MARKERS, exper. in laundry; white only.
GREYsIoNE LAUNDRY. 22l6 sth ST.
PHYSICAL THERAPIsr to work In doctor, $
once in Columbia Medicafa Bldg. D. c.:
minimum salary, 5000; excellent oppor-
tunity for qualified technician. Phone
CH. 1900. Mr.. DEAN. pr
SILK FINISHERS. 5-day. 40-hr. wk Ap-
ply in person. personnel ONCE, 9Th H.,
a:30 to daily. WOODWARD q
WOOL SPoTTER. Top wages. good working
conditions. Apply in person, 1858 Wall
ZACH pI Room K ---96.
Evening star., 1947-04-25
HELP MEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for large
CORPORATION: 30 to 35 years of age. ac-
counting cg 1 and payroll experience, knowl-
essential. Must be clean,cut, -personable
and have supervisory ability. In replying
state full details OF age. experience. mari
and salary expected. All replies con-
sidered confidential. Box 300-B. Star.
ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTISTS for
large department store; must have retail
experience; excellent starting salary. pleas
ant working conditions, 5-day, 40.hour
sh oor a5ss SRo ash ST.
snS IL SS pRopTcTos Ro9ps "a ssse
wants to get ahead in dept. store adver-
tislnE; practical knowledge of typography
week; discount privileges and other en-
snt once srd os ioor II The Rs'ife aecHF eo.
AIRLINE IL IhS CAREERS Ar in trafc dept. a of ma
En,,ua lor air line at NATIONAL Airport; Shift
ass Ass1sfasT fs EIrpxros 4 sa' STARTER FIR ccol
eredo: mus, n.y. be tall and neat in appearance.
once, 4th foor, LANsRuRdH d BRO, 5th,
stn and Z SITS. NV. -26
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fhop Best 81 wonsas eoaa
tions: splendid pay plan. paid vacations
and holldays and and many other advsntages
APP apply ont Joe sullivan, PARKWAY MOTOR
a1roMo1fvE All SStS n i PARIS nT MAN for large Ford
leadership: excellent opportunity TOR ag-
ment, excellent salary and working con-
ditions; reply in full detail as to, qualifica-
tions; our employees know OF this ad. Box
AUTO. MECHANICS, Lincoln and Mercury
dealers offers you ideal, working eondi-
n,oasrb lCas in .a,,n new cleaned shop, with an
ARRANGEMENTS in the city, 5000 basis.
our mechanics make as t1n much as sls5 per
Ss'n sss f0I 1SFht hoToks
iTS IST, llI5 agcu Isth n,cS ss. nv: nv: ., ~
perience: permanent connection for good
bonus, paid vacations and holidays and
@ 'aasss app Service R *nasassa fsasK asssI
SMALL Jr.. INC, 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc. Lud-
fszo & n5os n5f6ssts &C. Sc 500 nj l.: e'is Ssy es
AUTOMOBILE MEcHANIcs-There's a
lent workins conditions. insurance and
s5sE Ssas' Mooa fe e Co see rosd Mr. pess %
aI9 aifr6 66ismdss3GSsaasg msGRaVg, I'd ne AT poo -5
hr wk.. time and half for overtime; steady
Job, APPLY 1891 L st. NV. ask for MR..
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS - Opportunity
for few good reliable men resulting from
moving into new larger service building;
work in a happy shop with men enjoying
time and half after 40 hours. vacations,
sick benefits and profit sharing: also in
maculate. brilliantly f1uorescent- lighted
shop; clean, roomy locker and washrooms;
new new equipment and shop tools. Fellows.
Wm. B; Moriarity. THE TREW MOTOR
CO., I326 l4th sc NV. Decatur 1910.
AWNING HANGER, full or part time, sal
sry or commission: must be experienced
SUBURBAN AWNING CO., 2I2O Lee hwy,
BARBER AFfRKsr1ca. 7os 4sh st, aw.
BAR BOT. experience preferred but no,
necessary. white: must be honest, reliable
snfa1 and fnSnlIh ISn.1 Eeferenses % See Mr. weston
LOUNGE 1120 Vermont ave. NV. -25
BAR Helper, white, q or over. Apply
head bartender, CARLTON HOTEL l6th
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Evening star., 1947-04-25
Man Freed by Mothers Effort
Gives Her Stote's $4,000

Texas was sold. The family home
here was mortgaged. The local
Mormon Church loaned 81 300.
Other debts were incurred.
Prof. Leonardo Keeler was brought
from Chicago with his lie detector.
He found Mr.. Handy was telling
the truth. The chief prosecution
witness repudiated his testimony.
The then Governor, John c.
Vivian, pardoned Mr.. Handy, and
when the State Legislature met this
year it voted $4,000 as compensa-
ton.
Clearing our name and freeing
our son makes me thank God from
the bottom of my heart" his mother
said yesterday. THE cost was
enormous but the battle has been
won.
Loren gave me the money of his
own free will. As soon as I get the
debt paid 1 will be at peace with
the world
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Potomac Rose Society
Hears Georqiu Woman

Mrs. P D. Fulwood of Triton, Ga,
spoke on rose growing at the annual
dinner of the Potomac Rose Society
last night in the hall of the Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church, 1902
Twenty-second street NE.
Col. Ray K. Windham, president
OF the society, presided. The dinner
was attended by 200 members and
guests. DR.. Freeman Weiss was
master of ceremonies and Mrs. Wal
ter H. Gannaway headed the COM
mittee for the dinner.
Evening star., 1947-04-25
K. Of {. 5Oth Anniversary
Dinner Planned Tomorrow,

The series of functions commem-
Grating the 50th anniversary of the
Knights of Columbus in Washing
ton, which have been held during
this month, will close tomorrow
night when the anniversary banquet
will be held in the main ballroom of
the Mayf1ower Hotel at o'clock.
William Leahy will be toastmas-
ter. Rev. Samuel Cummings, S. A.,
chaplain of Washington Council,
will give the invocation. James A.
Colliflower, general chairman of the
Jubilee Committee, will welcome the
guests.
LEO A. Rover, past State deputy
of the knights in the District, will
be the chief banquet speaker. Brief
remarks will be made by william A..
Kehoe, grand knight of Washing
ton Council No. 224, which is host
for the banquet, and by State Dep
uty James C. Naughten. Commits
sioner John Russell Young will
speak on behalf of the District gov
ernment. The Friendly Sons of ST..
Patrick and Sidney's Orchestra will
rive a program of entertainment.
Evening star., 1947-04-25
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YOUNG LADY 70 assist In rebuilding autos
mobile parts. This Is an ideal position for
some one who has had Navy Yard machine
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YOUNG LADY,. pleasant telephone voice.
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ful but not Necessary. Apply MANHATTAN
CO., 1928 Florida ave. NV. -
YOUNG WOMAN to answer phone and
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YOUNG WOMEN, some business expert
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Attractive ofices. restful lounges. VAca-
tions with pay. Congenial coworkefs.
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