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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

INTERESTED OBSERVERS.
Senorita Maria Elena Res
trepo Gett), daughter of the
Colombian Ambassador, and
Miss Margret Thors, daughter
of the Icelandic Minister, en-
joy Potomac breeses and the
Davisons' hospitality aboard
the Marymac Nth Capt. Jack
d. Johnson and Capt. John J.
O'DonneH. The tho girls 1DiH
be ladies in Daiting to the
regatta queen; the White
House aides 1DiH be t1oo OF the
official escorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

FOLLOWING some of the early
races of the Presidents Cup
REGATTA are Col. and Mrs.
Mackenzie Dapison (lett) and
Miss Marily1 Krug, daughter
of the Secretary OF the IN
terror ,Dho 1Dll be crowned
queen OF the regatta at the
ball Saturday night. They are
pictured on the DaUtSonS
yacht, the Mdryn1dc.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14

lines were present at the annual
meeting of the coop Tuesday.
The card party at the commun-
ity hall sponsored by the farm
ers union Saturday night was well
attended. These card parties are
a monthly affair and good, jolly,
neighorly time is always enjoyed.
A cordial invitation is extended
just watch for dates or ask your
neighbor. Our only trouble is
room. We are just about to push
the sides out of the old hall. A
delicious lunch is served by the
committee and very clever gifts
are awarded for high and low in
both pinochle and five hundred.
Come next card party night and
have a safe and sane Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Striker are
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14
South Fork Town

Roy Titchenor, former Valley
county resident, now of Helena
home Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. Storm has returned to his
business location here after spen.
ding the winter in Seattle.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Hughes,
''Dodie," Gene and Jimmy car.
ried a gallon of homeade ice
cream and the apple pie to 60 with
it over to the Leo Edwards home.
Both families thoroughly en-
joyed the treat.
AL Hegland worked last Sat-
urday to make up for time last
Tuesday because of the snow.
Mrs. Stratton has felt under
the weather for a few days. We
hope she RECEIVERS quickly.
Alvin Nash twisted his ankle
rather badly last Monday. When
the pain got SO bad he couldn't
sleep he found it necessary to call
on the doctor for treatment.
We hope the opening of Mar
tin City's post Office is a fore
ner of our promised mail route.
1t seems they got their promise
first but we were promised a
mail route, too, and perhaps it
won't be too long before is is es-
tabliShed.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14
Deer Park News

Since the news correspondent
OF Deer Park moved away from
our vicinity, our neighborhood
news has been greatly missed
Our friend and correspondent
Kay Howell and husband, Wal
ter, are now residing in Boulder
CITY, New. We hear from them
quite often. Both are working;
nave purchased a home and are
enjoying spring weather there.
Good luck to them is the wish ex-
tended from Deer Park friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Howell vi
slted recently with relatives and
friends in Missoula. On return
ing they stopped off in Poison
and visited with a daughter and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Johnston
returned home last week from a
vacation at Hot Springs. From
the number of cases of rheuna-
tlsm reported lately, perhaps it
would be well if more of us would
visit Hot Springs or a hotter eli
mate.
Jesse Sparks and wife made a
trip to Missoula last week. Mrs.
Sparks had a physical checkup
at the Clinic. Theyreturned Tues
day evening after visiting with
their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Borchers, of that
city.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Rice have
as their guest their son, wife,
and baby boy from the east side.
Fred is wiring houses for folks
in the vicinity.
Mrs. MIME Howell, Mrs. Grace
Rice, Mary Ann Rice and baby
were Friday afternoon callers
on Daisy Sparks.
Ladies of the neighborhood
were entertained at the home of
Mrs. Mart Weaver Thursday af-
ternooa. the guest of honor being
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14

Mrs. Earl Weaver, Jr. The stork
left many pretty and adorable
gifts for the blessed event." The
afternoon was spent in a Jolly
good time as there were nearly
a dozen youngsters under one
year of age present.
Rev. George Foye was a Fri
day visitor at the ]. E. Sparks
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brinkerhoff
were dinner guests of the c. P.
Watts family Sunday. Afternoon
callers were R. l.. Sparks and
wife, j. E. and Gary Sparks.
Several from the community at
tended church at Columbia Falls
Sunday and enjoyed a talk by
Cecil Zylstra.
Most everyone on the REA
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14
Large Crowd Attends
Coram Card Partv

Coram Boosters club commu-
nlty caro- party Monday evening
IN the church basement was well
attended.
Whist prize winners were: Mrs.
William Kaufman, first; Mrs. Nc
Nramara, second Henry Norsby.
flrst; Verne Grilley, second. Pi-
noch!e prizes went to Mrs. Nick
X artheiser, first; Mrs. Harry Lee,
second; G. J. Patterson, first, Jay
Buzzell, second.
Door prize winners vera Rob-
ert korsmyer and Mrs. Earle
Hollingsworth.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14
Briefs

Charlie Schumacher has re-
burned from Great Falls where
e has been receiving medical
are.
Connie Lundgren has returned
rom a motor trip to Spokane.
Re was accompanied home by
sill McGregor of the West Gla-
per cafe, who has been visiting
friends and relatives there.
Roy Vessel returned from the
koast with a load of material for
Ihe new home he is building in
Bolton.
After spending the winter in
AlSsoula Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Muir
flll have again taken up resi-
|eence in Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ness left
|cn two weeks motor trip to
ARIZONA, where they will spend
z short vacation.
rat Lindsay spent the past
weekend in Great Falls visiting
asad shopping.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14
Foram Wants New BRIDGE

oetition with approximately
lanes will be submitted to
sthead county commissioners
11a next week asking for a
~ bridge across the Flathead
W. Middle Fork just outside
Corarl.
pri7cipal Supporters of the pc
- are Coram and Martin City
' os and lumbermen who want
sorter and easier route to the
sber reserve of the North Fork
.Dict. Their petition states that
new bridge, taking the place
log structure three miles fur
e no the Middle Fork, will ell
[;n,te hills and turns.
Nth Nth the new bridge and re-
Fation. of the road, the petition
lie that six. miles can be cut
N the route between Coram
d the junction with the CO.
mbia Falls to Polebridge prin-
ps1 forest service road.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoover.
E1liamsburg, Penn, are the
md parents of a baby girl born
b IS. The little lady weighed
pounds and twelve ounces
i was named Nancy Lee. Mrs.
over will aforementioned as
ary Ann Ivers, formerly of Co
IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Forsythe
back in Coram after spend
the winter in Minneapolis. He
the new Coram Boosters club
esident.
Coram was well represented
the annual R. E. A. meeting
hich was held in Kalispell last
besday. We Coramites were very
ppy that Charles Green was
t on the board of directors for
E coming year.
MRS. M. R. More left on the sew
| til of this month for a weeks
cation in North Dakota where
|e has numerous friends and rel
ives.
|Rev. F. B. Hills will con-
bet church services at the Co.
In church next Sunday, at 7::30
m. Everyone is cordially in
ted to attend.
Mrs. Jay Buzzell has been suf-
ring an attack of flu, but is
cling better now
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Ivers and
mily and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
ers and family are moving
lck to our community. The |
ers boys, including Bernard,
e putting in a sawmill on the
I'm Nore1 place and are going |
saw lumber from dry tim
r.
These are several notices of |
} openings in Glacier National
rk posted in the post office.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14
Mickey Returns to Falls

Sure signs Of old times is the
appearance in Columbia Falls
this week of the pre-war "Mick-
ey." The half pints designed for
the hip pocket or ladies' purse
arrived Wednesday, the first
since early war days.
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PAGE FIVE

eighth graders, Wednesday from
to 2 p. m. saw motion pictures
on highway saTety shown by
Captain Young, Missoula, and
patrolman, Wilkes, Thompson
Falls.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14

the parents of a new baby girl.
Mother and baby are doing fine
in the Whitefish hospital.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14

Students See Safety Films
Columbia Falls high school
students and sixth, seventh and
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-14

Mondays the night for the
annual st. Patrick's Firemen's
Ball.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
Top Ten Spot News
Stories of 1947

us selected by nations weekly editor,
in PHbLisberS AnxiIiary peH.)
Tatt-Hartley act keynofes turbulent Ia
Dor picture.
Marshall plan, including 22H billion
dollar outlay, marks u. S. effort to
rebabiIifate stricken Europe.
Tanker explosion and fire wreak bapoc
in Texas City, Texy Witb death toll
of 400.
U. S.-Rnssian disputes bold spotlight
m United Nations quest for WorLd
peace.
Britain grants India long-soHgbt free
dom; rioting and bIoodsbed prepah.
Gopernorsbib dispute flares in Georgia,
nth NJ. E. Thompson as ultimate
pietor.
Telephone strike ties up eommHnieS-
fions over VideSpread area.
Price initiation staggers domestic o
0my.
Marriage of Brifai1's Princess Eliza
beth brings royalty into Hmeligbt.
Truman Doctrine and GrecO-THrkisb
aid mark revised concept in foreign
relations.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
September

September
1-American Davis cup team defeats Aus
tralia to retain cup.
3-N. Y. Giants pro football teams beats
Eastern College a~ll-stars. 21-0. in New
York City.
7-Minor league baseball season ends. Jer-
sey City leads International league,
Kansas City, the American association.
22-Brooklyn Dodgers clinch National league
pennant. New York Yankees win Ameri-
can flag.
CHARMED beats Assault as nations top
race horse. Compete in $780, 600 two
horse race at Belmont Park, N. Y.
23-Ben Hogan wins international golf tour
ney in Chicago.
October
6-New York Yankees win World series.
18-Army's record of 80 football games
without defeat broken by Columbia.
November
8-Notre Dame defeats Army. 81 to Z.
14-Billy Fox defeats Jake LaMotta by
technical knockout in New York.
20-Brooklyn Dodgers buy st. Pau club
of American Association.
December
5-Joe Louis retains heavyweight title In
split decision over Joe Walcott.
6-Notre Dame beats Southern California,
13LColiege of Pacific defeats Utah State
IS to 81 in Grape Bowl grid game.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
April

April
7-Henry Ford. SO. auto manufacturer.
18-Benny Leonard, 81, former world light
weight boxing champion.
20-King Christian x of Denmark. 76.
24EWilla Gather. 20. famous novelist.
May
+Martin ]. insult, 70, brother Of Samuel
and himself a utilities magnate.
16-Sir Frederick G. Hopkins. 86. biochemist
who discovered vitamins.
27-Brig. Gen. Evans F. Carlson, 81, marine
hero, leader of "Carlson's raiders"
William A. Morgan, rs, inancier, mem.
Der of House of Morgan" investment
3l-Adrienne Ames. 80. actress and radio
commentator.
June
11-David I. Walsh. IA. former U. S. senator
and governor of Massachusetts,.
July
12-Rep. Joseph J. Mansfield, So, Texas con.
gresham since 1916 and Oldest member
of house.
2s-Mrs. Martha E. Truman. "a. President
Humans mother.
August
EGipsy R. Smith, 81. noted evangelist.
21-Sen. Theodore G. Bilbo. SO. U. s.. senator
from Mississippi. 1854.
September
20-Fiorello H. La Guardia, ga, former con-
gresham from New York state, mayor
of New York City and director general
of UNRRA.
October
17-Arthur Hyde, 20. former secretary of
agriculture, former governor of Mis-.
souri,. |
3O-Gov. Earl Smell of Oregon. So.
November
@John C. winant. So. former ambassador
to England.
22-James J.. Davis. "a. secretary of labor.
1921-30.
December
7-Dr. Nicholas M. Butler, IS, president
emeritus of Columbia U.
Joseph I. Ryerson. 81. steel magnate.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
November

3-Dealers blame rumors Of nylon stock.
ing shortage on radio commentators
and newspaper columnists.
ll-Russia reported to have exploded atomic
bomb in tests: U. S. scientists doubt
possibility.
l9-Decommissioned battleship New Mexico
reaches j~unkyard in Newark. N. j., for
scrapping, after week of ludicrous bat
Ting" with ireboats and wits.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
September

2-Inter-Amerisan treaty Of reciprocal as.
sistance signed by delegates Of 10 North
and South American nations at Rio de
Janeiro.
6-Rioting sweeps India. with thousands
of fatalities.
22-European nations ask 22Is billion dollars
in aid under Marshall plan.
29-Arab Higher Committee of Palestine
tells U. N. commission Arabs will fight
TO keep Palestine an Arab-controlled
state.
30-Greek government reports As. 2l4 Greek
civilians and 1000 soldiers and police.
men killed by rebels since October. 1874.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
September

9-Cyclotron at University Of California
produces non.explosive fssion Of tanta-
lum. thallium. platinum. lead and bis
muth. Scientists also discover diamonds
are radio-sensitive and make excellent
counters Of radio-activity.
ls-Department Of agriculture reports that
20 cents of every consumer dollar spent
on meat now goes to farmer. compared
with 81 cents In 1899.
27-"Rsdac" (rapid digital automatic COM
putation) may be basis Of defense for
rocket weapons, reports Presidential Sci.
entifc Research board.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
QE-AJAS

SSME January
~ 5-Ovington E. Weller, "a,
former U. S. senator from
Maryland.
7-Charles S. Woolworth. go. one OF found
ers of store chain.
11-Eva Tanguay. SO. famous vaudeville
actress.
20-Andrew J Volstead. 81. former Mime.
sofa congressman Who introduced 1919
prohibition act.
26-Grace Moore. as. opera. radio and
screen star. in air crash.
27-Paul P. Harris. 70. founder OF Rotary In
ternational.
February
3-Adm. Marc A Mitscher. go. hero of both
World Wars.
so. Max Gardner. "a. U. S. ambassador
to England.
12-Sidney Toler tCharlie Cham. so. 6lm
star
15-Harry X rhaw. 70, wealthy piayboy
who shot Stanford White.
March
9-Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. SO. woman
suffrage leader
17-William c Durant. IS. founder OF Gen
ersl Motors corporation.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
August

August
l0-William Odom Of Roslyn. N. Y. flies
around world in record 70 hours. cover
ing Is, 645 miles.
l1-Sensationa Hughes Investigation by sem
ate committee probing army airplane
contracts suddenly adjourned.
September
president and Mrs. Truman visit Brazil
on 20.day goodwill mission.
l4-Army imposes complete ban on Jews OF
biological warfare developments.
of staff.
28-Farm income scars II per cent in past
year while operating costs jump 16 per
cent. department of agriculture report
discloseS.
October
Food conservation drive launched by
President.
l0-First war dead arrive at San Francisco.
SS-President calls congress for emergency
session on November II.
24-Distillers begin 6O-day shutdown to save
grain.
3O-U. S. justice department files anti
trust suit against II investment bank
ing companies.
November
+Democrats regain state control in Ken
lucky by electing Earle C. Clements
governor.
8-President's advisory committee says U.
S. must give Europe five and three
quarter billion dollars in aid in 1913.
l3-Gov. Earl Warren of California enters
Republican presidential race,
l7@Congress convenes on Presidents call
to deal with European aid. initiation.
e0-Charles Luckman resigns as chairman
of citizens food committee.
25-Robert E. Hannegan's resigns as post
master general; succeeded by James
A. Donaldson. former first assistant.
December
5-Ten movie writers. producers and d.
r%ectors indicted for contempt of con-
gress in Red probe.
11-Secretary Marshall d%enounces Russian
slurs on U. S. in London.
congressional investigation of
grain speculation of Edwin Pauley,
army department official.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
August

III. N. atomic energy commission re.
leases six papers on atomic control
plans. Russia rejects proposals.
15-india becomes free of foreign rule as
British relinquish powers. Two sover-
eign states. Dominion Of India and
Pakistan. govern most of huge land.
~2l-Russian vetoes keep Italy. Austria.
Transiordania, Fire. Portugal from u.
N. membership.
23-Government of Ecuador seized in blood.
less coup by defense minister Col. Car.
los Mancheno.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
October

5-Communist parties Of nine European
nations form "Cominform." revived
COmintern.
l9-French anti-Communist party, Charles
deGaulle's RPF. replaces Communists
as largest French party.
21-U. N. establishes permanent Balkan
"b~order-watch" committee TO cover
Greece. Yugoslavia. Bulgaria and AL.
bania.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31

3-British and Scotch elections turn to
conservative side as Labor and Com
munist parties lose ground.
8-Britain forced to ration potatoes.
13-U. N. creates Little Assembly" to act
during recess OF main body.
15-Communist-inspired riots and strikes
sweep France and Italy.
17-U. N. accept Geneva trade agreement.
signed by % nations.
20-Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth and 1t.
Philip Mountbatten In London draws
wide interest.
24-Strikes In France and Italy fail, as
workers return to Jobs.
gu. N. partitions Palestine into Jewish
and Arab states.
December
Gu. S. torbids shipment of arms to Pales.
tine.
e-Russia breaks off trade pact discus.
sion with France.
l2-Generai strike grips Rome: Commun.
lists march on city.
l5-Soviet government r~evalues Russia's
curreny.
16-London Big Four foreign ministers par.
ley ends in failure; Secy. of State Mar
shall blames Russia for collapse.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31

l"l!ssscsA DQMESTIC
IS January
" phasiZes five major
problems-strikes BUSH
ness monopolies, housing, taxes and ag-
ricultural prosperity-in annual state
of the union message.
10-President submits budget totalng 3I12
21-Gen George Marshall succeeds James
Byrnes as secretary of state.
February
1O-U. s. signs peace treaties ending war
with Italy, Bulgaria. Hungary. Finland
and Romania.
12-U. S. and Canada agree to continue war.
time collaboration for "peacetime joint
security purposes"
U. S. Naval expedition fiers discover
ice-free oasis 40 miles wide In Ant
arctic continent.
28-U. S. cooperates with Mexico in cam
paign to control hoof-and-mouth disease
March
3-President Truman visits Mexico on good
will mission.
Gu. S. Supreme court finds John L. Lewis
and United Mine Workers guilty Of civil
and criminal contempt in coal strike of
November, 1916.
12-President outlines Truman Doctrine"
on Europe and blasts Russian agrees
l8-Cash wheat hits 3o-year high of s3.O5 a
bushel in Chicago.
.l9-Georgia supreme court rules Melvin E.
Thompson is legal governor of state.
31-Many war power acts expire automat1-
cally. including selective service. CPA
controls on steel, resins, textiles. solid
fuels administration transportation re-
strictions of ODT. and others.
April
7~-Telephone workers launch nationwide
strike as 100000 employees of Bell sys-
TEN leave jobs.
9EDaVid Lilienthal confirmed as head of
Atomic Energy commission after heated
senate wrangle.
2l-President warns of initiation dangers and
pleads for voluntary price cuts
3O-Military court convicts Col Jack Durant
of theft of Hesse jewels while serving
in Germany. and imposes l5-year SEN
tence.
May
l-Round of threatened strikes in steel and
heavy manufacturing industries settled
by raises of 10 to Is cents per hour.
14-President signs bill TO eliminate most
portal-to-portal pay suits
major telephone workers strike
ends.
Newburyport, Mass. merchants abandon
voluntary price cut campaign.
dCCGPlS UGW Jcl-DIODtntu A5HNCl
plane, carrier-based XF2D-l, with speed
of 600 mph.
June
1-Commission on universal military train.
ing issues stern warning on dangers OF
swift humiliation In atomic war without
a huge army. extensive defensive OF
ganization.
l1-President reasserts doctrine Of main
tanning world peace by helping weak
nations.
l7-House fails by two votes to override
presidential veto of income tax reduc-
ton bill.
23-Taft-Hartley bill becomes law as con-
gress overrides presidential veto.
,0-President signs rent control Dill. continu-
ing modified controls until March l., 1913.
July
8-Senate ~sustains presidential veto Of in
come tax reduction bill.
President signs presidential succession
bill placing speaker of house first in line:
wartime emergency powers ended
and termination dates set for l24 others.
6-BIl approved to unity armed forces.
Legislation passed permitting cashing OF
veterans terminal leave bonds. ,
Forrestal appointed 10 newly !
created post. secretary of national de-
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
July

jury
2-Big Three conference in Paris on Mar
shall plan ends in failure on Russian
objections.
15-Paris economic conference establishes
donation organization for European
economic cooperation under Marshall
plan.
2O-Dutch forces. with air support. attack
Indonesian Republic installations on
Java and Sumatra. claiming breach of
truce.
23-Protests on undeclareG war in Neither.
lands East Indies pour into u. N.
29-Russian u. N. delegate Gromyko vetoes
U. S. resolution to set up two-year
frontier commission in Balkans.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
October

ABeulah Overell and George Bud" Col.
lum acquitted on charge of numbering
Beulah's parents In yacht explosion.
30-Plot to obtain atomic bomb secrets re-
vealed In senate inquiry into Hollywood
communism.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
March

12-Martin Ortiz takes bantamweight title
from Harold Dade in Los Angeles.
15-Willie Hoppe retains world three-cushion
billiards Championship.
Ted Edwards and William LingeIbach
win u. S. court tennis doubles.
22CJoseph Verdeur sets new record for
220-yard breaststroke. 2:16.4 in Eastern
Intercollegiate Swimming league.
25-Utah defeats Kentucky, 49 to As, to
win National Collegiate basketball title.
29-Gil Dodds runs fastest indoor mile.
4.06. & In Chicago.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31

February

February
Irrational Collegiate Athletic association
bans running shift among football rule
changes.
12-Charles Trippi. pro football star. signs
to play baseball with Atlanta club.
2l-Hank Greenburg signs with Pittsburgh
Pirates for $50, 900.
28-Gus Lesnevich, light heavyweight
champion knocks out Billy Fox in title
bout in New York.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
October

24-Fifty-two killed when transport plane
crashes in Bryce Canyon. Utah.
25-Forest fires in Maine kill II, destroy
many homes. Fires rage throughout
northeastern states.
~26-Transport hits mountain in Alaska. kill
ing 10.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31

l9-MUre than a third t35 per cent? OF veter.
ans who entered college under 81. bill
of rights have dropped out of school,
VA reports.
23-New minor planet discovered Dy Uni
versity of California. II is 10 miles in
diameter. l56 million miles from sun.
30-Radio tube almost as small as a grain
of rice developed.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-31
November

November
7-Tornadoes strike Louisiana. killing a. in.
juring IL.
13-Army plane hits Mt. Spokane. Wash.
killing five men.
Anime naval personnel killed. two saved
in crash OF bomber in Pacific, 100 miles
southwest of San Diego. Calf.