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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22

: De an and Mrs. Peter o. Kehl
I berg, Ann Arbor, Mich, were over
night guests at the ]. E. Greene
home last Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. J. o. Kenyon are
visiting friends in Portland.
Miss Marion Sowa, Glasgow,
spent a week at the D. w. Greene
home. Miss Jennie Lee Greene
accompanied her home to spend a
couple of weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Weir left
Friday for Seattle where they will
make their home for the school
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Shay and
daughter, Carol, left for their Lau-
rel home Monday after visiting
here. En- route they will visit a
daughter and family in Bozerlan,
Lyman Hill and Dudley Greene
left Monday for Great Falls to at
tend Grand Lodge.
: Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Werner and
family left Monday morning for a
vacation trip visiting friends in
Washington, Oregon and Canada.
They expect to return by Sunday,
August 81. Elvon Nelson, who is
studying at Northwestern Bible IN
stitute, Minneapolis, will supply the
pulpit next Sunday at both morn
ing and evening seprvices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Logan, Oro-
fino, Idaho, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Logan.
Mrs. Ace Peck is a guest at the
Martin Kittleson home. She rec
emily returned from Fairbanks, AL
aska.
Mrs. Frank Ehrig left Monday
for Seattle after spending a week
with Mrs. Frances Robinson.
Mrs. Fred Krona and daughter,
Mrs. Edward Peterson, Superior,
Wis, returned Sunday from North !
Bend, Wash, and Standpoint where
they visited relatives.
Wiler of the $4,000 television
given by WILSON'S beau
ty shop Saturday at Dreamland,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22
P.T.A. Plans Reception
For Teachers. Sent. 16

Teachers to Columbia Falls will
be honored at a reception to be gil
ven September 16 by the Parent
teachers association. Committee
appointed at the Tuesday meeting
include Mrs. JEANNE Stringfellow
Mrs. Winifred Andrew, Mrs. Ha-
eel Christensen, Mrs. Mickey Crum
and Mrs. M. c. Thoroman. Strictly
informal, the s o'clock until 10 re-
ceptlon will act as get-acquaint-
ed medium for teachers, school
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22
Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet

The ladies aid of Our Saviour
Lutheran church will meet at the
parsonage next Thursday. Pastor
Harry Baker will lead in short
devotional based on the Epistle to
the Ephesians. Plans for fall act
ivities will be the main topic of
discussion at the business session
Luncheon following the meeting
will be pot luck.
Present officers of the aid are
Mrs. Lars Larson, president; Mrs.
Howard Greene, vice president; and
Mrs. Melvin Nelson, secretary
treasurer.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22

board members and community re-
sidents. A cordial invitation was
extended to all.
Mrs. Mickey Crum was elected
vice president of the p T. A., re-
placing Mrs. Lois Motichka, who
had resigned
Guests at the meeting, held at
the home of Mrs. Winifred And
rev, included Mrs. Alfred ALT, and
Rev. Harry Baker
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Joe Cada, Mrs. Mike Bau-
mann, and Mrs. Jonn Cada at the
close.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22

lispell, were Sunday visitors at the
w. r. Amman home.
Miss June Brandenburg, who has
been visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bran
denburg, Jr., left Monday for Seat
tie, where she is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haugen, Port
land, visited relatives and friends
here Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day. They are former residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Gulick, Jop-
lin, are visiting their son, George,
and family. They were accompan-
led by their niece, Katayrn Walker
Dekalab, ILL.,, who is librarian at
the Northern Illinois State teach
ers college in Dekal.ib.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22
Mrs. Janetski Named
Kalispell Rodeo Queen

Congratulations to Mrs. Edith
ann Janetski, rodeo queen of the
Kalispell rodeo. She was selected
Saturday night by judges Art Ov-
erby, Kalispell; Brad Seely, White
fish; Dudley Greene, Columbia
Falls; Jack Forsythe, Coram; and
Ross Luding, Martin City. They
represented the Chamber of Com
merces.
Runners-up were Pat Barrow,
Kalispell; and Betty Ray, Poison.
Edithann, wife of Paul Janestki
of the Milky Way dairy is the mo-
ther of three children.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22
RNA Sewing Circle Meets

Mrs. Carrie Rohel was hostess
at the Royal Neighbors sewing cir
Gle meeting last Wednesday. Du-
ring the afternoon quilt blocks were
sewn and refreshments served by
Mrs. Rohel. Guests included Mrs.
Leida Conrad, Helena, and Mrs.
Emma Amman. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Anna
Ross.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22

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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26

Guests at the home of Rev and
Mrs Harry Baker Christmas eve
ming included Mrs Emelia Cook
and Dwight; and Mr. and Mrs Jen-
sen.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Lewis and
son were Sunday dinner guests at
the Bill Taylor home, Kalispell.
Mr. and Mrs ] w Chapman en-
tertained with birthday dinner
for their daughter, Mrs Charles
Ehrig, Kalispell, Wednesday,. 9th
er members of the families were
present.
Sunday guests at the Howard Nc
Gully home were Mr. and Mrs Frank
Pronovost and Sheila, Somers.
Children in the Christmas pro-
ram of Our Savior's Lutheran
church will practice Saturday, 2
o'clock, in the parsonage. Members
of the ladies aid will fill treat bags
at the parsonage at o'clock.
Charlie Justice has returned
home from Fort Harrison.
Clinton and Francis Stone are
home from Spokane for the holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs Chris Hammer, Reu-
ben and Louise, and Mr. and Mrs
Bill Hammas, Bill, Jr., and Len,
all of Fairview, Mont, visited
friends here.
Mrs Roy Allan and Norman AL
Ian were honored with a birthday
party at their home last weekend.
Games were played and lunch Ell
joyed.
Friends and relatives surprised
Mrs Floyd Barnhart with a birth
day party Saturday. A birthday
lunch was enjoyed and cards play
ed.
Bill Allison is home for the
Christmas holidays from Omaha,
where he is attending the dental
school of Clayton university.
Mr. and Mrs James A Connole,
Conrad, are spendin the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs Jim Connole.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
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Hold Christmas Party

Christmas party of the Bad Rock
Busy Bees was held Thursday with
Mrs T S Carter, hostess Christ
mas poems answered the roll call.
A no-hostess dinner was served.
Business at the all day meeting
included election of officers with
present officers reelected. Presi-
dent is Mrs James Eckelberry, Mrs
Henry Casterline, vice president;
Mrs T S Carter, secretary; and
Mrs Urval Warner, treasurer. Mrs
Fred Loeffler and Mrs Ira Ross
are flower committee membes.
New members introduced were
Mrs E c Backus Mrs Joe Cross
white and Mrs Roger Cole. Next
meeting will be held at the Hub
ert Carter home January Is.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Hold Amateur Contest

First prize winner of the Bad
Rock Grange-sponsored amateur
hour program was little Loretta
Buck. Loretta, who was accom-
panied by her father, Howard
Buck, sang. Judges were Mrs Jack
Andrew, Mrs Homer Carter and
Rue Carr. A food sale and pig
rattle followed.
Christmas gifts were exchang-
ed at the Monday Grange meet
ing. Ruth Rayola and Jim Peters
are in charge of the penny drill.
Home economics leader is Ellen
Hellman with Anne Reynolds and
Ruth Rayola assisting.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Olive Mack Marries
Roy Miller Saturday

Olive Mack and Roy Miller were
married Monday evening at the
home of her mother, Mrs Peter
Mack. Rev Harry Baker perform
ed the ceremony with the brides
sister, Frances Mack, and Clayton
Scott as attendants. A reception
followed. The couple will reside in
Columbia Falls until spring, when
they will move to the groom s
hometown, Scobey
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Missionary Society Meets

Mrs B c. Violin was hostess at
the December meeting of the miss
ionary society Thursday. A Christ
mas message and a report from
Indias missions were given by Mrs
William Nelson. Members voted to
send a Christmas offering to the
Montana children's home Helena.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Ri Gladys E. Shay

town square is quiet Christ
dov as congregations sing and
tvs roast. Burt Carlson's out
~ mock fireplace, complete
VI stockings, catches the eye
.ss barber shop, and business
otions aren't swaying from
ing last-minute shoppers
aditional high and low masses
been celebrated by Father H
lev, Rev George Masuda, Epis-
|15an vicar, held Christmas eve
aas Rev Andrew Olsen, Rev
Nh Willet and Rev Ralph
her brought the Christmas
and message to Sunday con-
.tions. Pastor Harry Baker
christmas day services. Sun
school supervisors and stu
have put away costumes with
avception of Lutherans whose
ram and treats will be next
bay.
milv dinners with roasting
land lutefisk, Pete-form
Background for reminiscent pa
The work of Santa Claus
4the length of his whiskers has
anplauded verbally by grand
bren.
Grandma" Barnhart will pres
+ the Barnhart family dinner
several great-grandchildren
lent. Guests are Mr. and Mrs
Id Barnhart and baby, Mr. and
| Curtis Barnhart and child
\ Mr. and Mrs Oren Barnhart
Saine: Mr. and Mrs Roy Barn
Ray and Neil; Mr. and Mrs
4 Lyonais, Mr. and Mrs Neil Ell
h. Mr. and Mrs Jay Gould and
4. and Jack Vandenberg. Glenn
nhart is expected home from
Hand.
4 25 pound turkey is being con-
ned by Mr. and Mrs John Gilman,
l.. Ray, Jim, and Sam; Mr. and
L A Schoenberg and Jackie;
and Mrs Vic Nadeau and jim
Mr. and Mrs Pat Gilman, Pat
ou, Joey and Linda at the pa
al home.
and Mrs George Mattheison
| having Mr. and Mrs Edward
&theison and family; Mr. and
I Julius Christman and Henry;
sand Mrs Tom Lee, and Mr. and
= Jim Lee as dinner guests. Mr.
Mrs Griffin Mattheison are
kding the day with her mother
Erosion.
fr and Mrs Ben Rusten, with
7ghter Mrs Arthur Rothe and
pddaughter, Wanda are hav-
i dinner and spending the day
home.
Quests of Mr. and Mrs Archie
Rnen, Ardythe and Irene are
i Peter Mack, Frances and Bob;
elyweds Mr. and Mrs Roy Mill
formerly Olive Mack) Mr. and
b Dean Harrison and son, Mr.
i Mrs Hubert Writ and daugh-
Eand neighbors, Mr. and Mrs Joe
ElOf
0haron is little hostess at the Pat
Ny home while Tynee prepares
her for Mr. and Mrs M S Jones
4 sons, Coram; Mr. and Mrs r
Jones and children, Kalispel';
kand Mrs Gene Jones, Salt Lake
"; Mr. and Mrs George Devers
= children; and Ed Leverson,
rtin City.
Aarantette family dinner is be-
I held at the home of MIR and
p Jim Marantette and Danny,
IA Mr. and Mrs E J Marantette
j Bob; Mr. and Mrs Bill Mar
Rette; Mr. and Mrs Louis Mar
lette and Peggy; and Mr. and
= Joe Reese, Jr, and Cathy pre-
Y.
IN and Mrs Art Green will be
Jed Christmas day by Mr. and
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Reflect Mrs. Geer

Reelected noble grand of Col
umbia Rebekah lodge No 81 Fri
day was Mrs Jessie Geer. Vice
grand elected was Mrs Melba Dali
lier: Mrs Blanche Westerland, Sec
rotary; and Mrs Dora Chapman
treasurer. Following the meeting
gifts were exchanged and a no.
hostess lunch enjoyed.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26

Families enjoyed fellowship pro-
gram after the service. lunch was
served by the ladies aid and treats
given the children. Pastor and Mrs
Baker were surprisd with Christ
mas food shower by the congrega-
ton.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Lutherans Surprise Pastor
With Pre- Holiday Dinner

The congregation of our Savior's
Lutheran church surprised Pastor
and Mrs Harry Baker with a pre-
holiday dinner at the parsonage
Sunday after church services. La
dies of the congregation served
the meal, after which a money gift
was presented to the parsonage IA
mily.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
Delivers Christmas Sermon

A Chr ztmas sermon was given
at the Haiael Flats Lutheran cha
pei Sunday vening by Pastor Har-
ry Baker III the Lutheran church.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-26
HE Observes Christmas

Mrs Bud Darling and son; and Mr.
and Mrs Floyd Darling and chill
dren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Local Men To Attend
Loan League Meet

Three Wilmington building and
loan companies are tentatively
scheduled to be represented at the
annual convention of the North
Carolina Building and Loan league
in Asheville May 21-23.
Local companies to be represent
ed include the Cooperative Build
ing and Loan; Carolina Building
and Loan, and Peoples Building
and Loan, James E. L. Wade, local
realtor said last night.
Wade said that he could not say
whether ne would be able to at.
tend as the shriners convention is
set on the same date.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
SUBCOMMITTEE
FAILS TO AGREE
Palestine Inquiry Proposal
= Referred To Full
Committee

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, May 10.
United Nations sub-com-
mittee failed to agree tonight on
proposed orders for a committee
which will Investigate Palestine
this summer. The issue now goes
back to the 11-member political
committee of the special United
Nations assembly.
-Four alternate proposals on the
point of requiring the committee
of inquiry to study a proposal for
the immediate independence of
Palestine made up the largest OBJ
stacle to agreement. These will be
voted On by the full committee,
which will receive the report Mon
day.
The issue of independence in
wolves proposals that the COM
mittee shall report to the next reg
ular session Of the assembly in
September proposals on solving
tn e problem of Palestine, includ-
ing a proposal for establishing
Palestine Independence without
delay.
The Philippines proposed an
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
WHO SHOT
SENATOR INSANE
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the senator and done business with
him.
"You don't think he was per-
scouting you or had it in for you,
dc you?" the doctors asked.
81 don't know why he should"
DO you think he sent the
pager,
81 don't know, 1 don't know"
did you think the senator was
trying to kill your" DR.. Parker
asked.
No"
did you try to kill him the
other day."
81 didn't shoot to hit him-no
sir" he hesitated.
did you shoot to scare hlm?"
81 don't think l scared him.
care you sorry this thing has
happened?"
I'm very sorry. l considered it
ar opportunity to come to the
legislature. I've learned a lot and
wish l had come 10 years ago.
But I'd give it all to save having
this experience"
Scott, asked if he could think
of any motive or impulse that
made him shoot the senator, said
Senator Anglin and I have
always been friends"
do you still consider him your
friend?" DR.. Pine quizzed.
yes"
"Was he in anyway interfering
with vol in your personal or bust
ness affairs?"
Scott did not answer and DR..
Pine revised it; "What caused The
impulse to shoot him - was il
his fault?"
Yes, in a way. For some rea-
son he got the idea I vas in his
way"
"You think that. Do you know
it? Did you ever have reason tc
believe the senator would cause
you harm?"
"Well he did shoot at me.
THAT was after he was shot
wasn't it?"
(Officers, after e m n n
Anglin's gun which he drew wher
Scott shot, said that the Senator!
.25 caliber automatic was moi
fred.
well, that was a split SECOND
operation. 1 wouldn't want 10 say
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Louis Anspacher,
Writer, Lecturer
Dies On Vacation

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 10-R'
Louis Kaufman Anspacher, SO,
New York writer and lecturer, died
of a heart attack at a hotel room
today while returning from Los
Angeles on a vacation motor trip.
He and Mrs. Anspacher had
stopped at the hotel overnight and
were to have continued to New
York this morning.
A native of Cincinnati, Anspach-
err had been a member of the lee
ture staff Of the League for Polit-
ical Education, New York city,
since 1906 and of the Brooklyn
Institute of Arts and Sciences since
1908.
A poet and dramatist, Anspacher
was the author of 1.-The Glass
House." "All The Kings Horses
and other plays.
The body will be sent to New
York for funeral services and bu.
rial.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Record Thought Set
In Water Cruise

Something of a speed record for
the trip was reoortedly set yester-
day afternoon by Ralph Riggs, pilot
of a Higgins Cruiser" between
Wilmington and Wrightsville
Beach.
The trim craft piloted by Riggs
with Walter Cartier, Wr1ghtsville
Beach Chamber of Commerce sec
rotary as co-pilot made the loop
of 80 some odd miles in slightly
less than one hour and Is minutes.
The trip was witnessed unof-
ficially by Mrs. Riggs, Davis Hahn:
es, neWsmen, Kay Goodman, and
editors, Jack Hullett. and Phil
editors, Jack Hullett, and Phil
Wright, neWsmen.
Managed by Bruce J. Cartier,
veteran of two years in the South
Pacific, three boats similar to the
"Erla-McAnn' which made the trip
yesterday will engage. in ferrying
passengers on a hop to and from
Carolina Beach, this summer Car.
tier said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
IYE-YEAR-OLD
GIRL RAVlSHED
Body OF Child Found In
We'll Minutes Later
By Boy

NORR1STOWN, Pa, May 1O-Rl
A stranger in a "shiny automo-
bile abducted five-year-old Carol
Thompson from the front of hU
home tonight and 55 minutes later
her strangled, ravished body was
found in a well three miles from
here.
The body, nude except for a ma
room snow-suit jacket, was found
floating in the we'll OF the seclud-
ed estate of DR.. George Nc Ginnis
OF Norristown. A string, apparent
~ from the girls o%veralls, was
knotted tightly around her throat.
The left side of her head had been
struck with a heavy instrument,
possibly a hammer. Other items
Of her clothing had been thrown
into the well.
The discovery was made by an
unidentified boy who ran to a
nearby home and reported the in
cident. The finding of the body
prompted a nationwide police call
for a young man with brown.
kinky hair.
He was reported wearing a
striped shirt, no hat and driving
a dark, 1887 or 1898 sedan, with a
spotlight On one side.
The well is located 100 feet off
a w~ell-traveled highway and i'm.
prints on the soggy grass 'ndicat-
ed the slayer carried the child to
the cistern after parking his car
on the road. Police expressed the
belief the blonde Carol was dead
before she was dumped into the
we'll. An autopsy was being per-
formed by DR.. J. c. Simpson, the
coroner's physician.
The victims brother. William,
Jr., four, said he a playing with
Carol near their home on sparsely-
populated Valley Forge road when
a stranger came up in a shiny
automobile"
The little boy said the man ask
eo Carol if she wanted to 90 for
a ride and she accepted. When
the car drove away, William ran
home and told his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Thompson. They
notified police.
Less than an hour after the alb
duction, Carols body a found
in the well, seven miles away.
Police Chief Robert Reilly of
Norristown, one Of the first to ar
live on the scene, said the case
was lone of the worst I've ever
seen"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
ARMY PLANE MISSING
IN SOUTH AFRICA

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
May 10-(PHA small U. S. army
air force plane with four Amer
leans was missing today between
Salisbury in southern Rhodesia and
Mbeya, 400 miles to the north in
Tanganyika.
Fighters and bombers of the
Royal air force engaged in a day.
long search of jungle areas for
the plane, which took off yester-
day with Col. Chesley Patterson.
attache Of the U. S. legation in
Pretoria, and the crew of three.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
LAW SEPARATES
CHILD, M0MMY'
Protestant Child Cannot Be
Reared By Catho-
lies

LINDENHURST, N. Y, May 10
-P)-Because she was born OF
Protestant parents she W. knew.
five-year-old Patricia Demon may
be taken away from the woman
she has called mother ever since
she began TO talk.
Citing a state law which says a
child must be brought up by foster
parents of the same faith, the Mas.
sau county child welfare depart
ment said today that Patricia must
leave the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nicholson, who have had her
since she was three months old.
unless the state department of So
cial welfare rules otherwise. The
Nicholsons are Catholics.
IT intend to study the records IN
the case Monday morning but
there's really nothing we a do
about it," said Robert D. Campbell,
Nassau's assistant commissioner
of child welfare. ITS a state law
and it's up to the state depart
ment to pass on any exceptions
The Nlcholsons have three chill
dren of their own and had never
told Patricia that she wasn't real
ly their daughter. They tried to
adopt her-sacrificing the S45 a
month they receive from the coun-
ty for the child's upkeep-but Pa
tricia's real mother couldn't be
found to sign the adoption papers.
A welfare worker told Mrs.
Nicholson of the state law a few
days ago and said Patricia would
have to leave.
81 took Patricia into the bed
room and tried to tell her she was
going to have a new mommy,"
Mrs. Nicholson said. ''At first she
cried. And then she began to smile.
"She said: I know what this is.
It's a trick. You're trying to scare
me because I broke the glass in
the door,
Three other times, Mrs. Nichol
son said, she tried to tell the child
Ildl SIlG WdSll I 1Cd1ly ISA OoUSh
ter. But Patricia wouldn't believe
her. The child just laughed and
resumed her play.
Mrs. Nicholson said Patrlcla-an
incubator baby and in delicate
health when she came to the
Nicholson home hadn't b e e n
brought up to embrace any partic-
ular religion. She said she just
taught her to believe in God and
to say her prayers every night be-
fore going to bed.
Mrs. Nicholson, who has appeal
ed to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, said
land went to the welfare
department to find out why the
la was being invoked after near
ly five years. He was told, she said,
that ''originally a blunder was
made when the child was left In
the Nicholson home
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Suitor Stays
Girl And Self

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 10.-W.p
"A 33-year-old %"career girl' was
shot and killed today by a sutton
who then wounded himself fatally,
apparently because the girl had
decided to end their friendship so
she might travel and study.
Police in the suburban town of
Tonawanda said the tall, willowy
Elizabeth Huntington was dead
from a % calibre bullet wound in
her h ad when they forced their
way into aer brothers. tightly lock-
ed cottage early today. Her suit
or, Reginald H. Bush, At, was on
q studio couch in another room,
bleeding from a wound in his
head. Bush died several hours lat
err in a Buffalo hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
MAY +,

interim government for D.,
al the committee meetin'%0 -estire
out dld not insist on ths tlS tods,
at the three hour sublo Proposal
meeting this afternoon 'Amtte,
Inc United States and
We're said to be stand a1a Russ,
disagreement on the yi'., IN taeir
tor the committee Of jno al orie:,
MEMBERS of the sccretaT1 ?5.y 6g
the draft of the proposed sad
ton involved four s yT3eu FesoNs
posals on that point. '@'ae Pr
The political committee
the Philippine idea and az laFnes
half dozen Others over "a a. d least ,
committee to try 10 drs At NE Sub,
plete resolution for the t,f d Con,
m mn The agreed portions io-- Con-.
the alternative ideas will IONS pa aoi
en- up Monday. 0e tai.