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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09

Here's another good tip for
fishermen. To preserve min
nows, mix one part formalin
to SO parts water in an air.
tight jar. Keep minnows in
solution four to six weeks.
When the mixture gets dis
colored, throw it away and
make a new batch. If it re-
mains clear, you may store
the jars away.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09
Ralph HoIey Has High
Total In Mems League
By BUDDY PACHOLSKI

Ralph Holey, rolling with the DeVilbiss Atomizers in
the Mems Tuesday loop at the Marathon with 59l
the three game series and found out the next morning
that it was the top total in this II team circuit
Holey helped his Atomzers to win three from their shop
rivals Sprays to hold slight hopes of moving beyond the
third spot in the standings
In other matches, second place WHY'S UAW made it
three over Gordon Bumpers Leo Ziensk and Ed Bkow
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09

= OASNAO
c Il a p i n ski
again p a C e d
t h e Stampers
with his 578
t o t a l. L e n
D e m b o w ski
was high man
for the losing
Journal team.
T h e League
leading P A c
a d d e d t w o
games to the
won C lu m n
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09

Many Inexperienced pIdHJeIs WHO WVuIU
like to plant trees will find the following
planting suggestions helpful, and if followed
carefully will insure the survival of many
trees which would otherwise soon die be-
cause of improper planting.
The first step consists of digging a hole
a little larger in size and depth than is
necessary to take the root system when
spread out as it would grow naturally.
Place tree in the hole, spreading out
roots so that none are folded, bent or bunch
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09

What was the nationality of
Harry Greb, Mickey Walker and
Stanley Ketchel?
Irish-German, Irish and Polish
respectively.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09
GIRLS

All Local IL girls are in
vited to attend a sOftball
meeting at 500 p. M, We'd
nesday, April Ia, in the
Recreation Office, AIS Win
thrOp st.
The meeting is being
called to discuss plans to
form a team to be entered
in the City Girls SOftbalI
Federation. Plans will also
be discussed for several ex-
hibitiop games for the Local
IL Girls All-Stars.
Any UAW-CIO girl is
eligible to try out for the
Local IL AlI-StarS.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local IL Recreation Director

People of Ohio especially school children will again
this year plant thousands of trees In observance OF the
ernors proclamation which April as Conservation
Month the week April 9 to % as Conservation week IN
Ohio schools and Friday April 3D. Arbor and Bird Day
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09

ski came up with fine scores.
Bingham Stamping broke
their fourth place deadlock
by taking the measure of
their nearest opponents now,
Toledo Union Journals. Joe
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09

he carried run small stream into the hole and push soil
in slowly so that settles soy around the roots Hold the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09
SPORT QUIZ

|. True or false. Poison Ivy
leaves are composed of two leaf
lets?
2. True or false. Birds never
sing while on the ground?
3. True or false. Planets are
closer to the earth than stars?
4. True or false. All insect
music is vocal?
5. True or false. There is a
tree called the marmalade tree?
8. True or false. Birds inn
prove the building of their
nests with experience?
7. What causes the report of a
shotgun or rifle?
8. How m many farms and
ranches are there in the United
States?
o, How many stomachs do
deer have?
10. Name one species of bird
where the male does the entire
job of Matching the young.
ANSWERS
|. False. They have three. 2.
False. Some species of spar
rows and other species sing
while on the ground. 3. True
IL we don't consider the sun as
a star. 4. False. II is instru-
mental because no insect has a
true voice. S. True. 1t grows in
the tropics, 6. False. The first
nest which a bird builds may
be as skillfulty constructed as
any other. 7. II is caused by
the impact of the expanding
power gas upon the atmosphere,
8. Six million. 8. Four. 10. The
Phalarope.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-09

How old is George McAfee,
Chicago Bears (NFL) halfback?
The ex-Duke u star is %.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Ministr kultu DIR. Zdensk Ne
jedly vydal dekret o novem
Skolnim vystemu.

Praha. Ceskoslovenska
vlada oznamila, re skolnf sys-
tenn v republice Dude dokona-
lie pozmenen k prospechu "a
XII i celeho naroda pro jeho
celou budoucnost. Bude roz-
hodnuto O budoucnosti zak6
cd veku Is rokd ably pokraco-
vail We studi1ch nebo ably sc We
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
President Benes postal posel-
stvi SpoienYm narodHIm.

President Benes Tekl We SVEN
poselstvf Spojenym narodGm,
re prace Jana Masaryka nebu-
de nikdy zapomenuta.
DR.. Benes ucinil tento pro-
jew telegram, zaslanem Try
give Lie-mu, generalnimu Sc
kretaTi Spojenych narodG, v
n6mz mu dekuje Ia projev
sympathie mad smrt1 Jana Ma
saryka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Vlada pry navrhne odvod
10000 muzHH.

PTedseda branneho vyboru
domu poslancI kongresnfk An
drews (rep. N. W prohlasil,
re die jeho ocekavan1 navrhne
vlada odvod 800 900 az 1,0O0,-
900 muz1 ma pT1stf rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
novali remeslIm.

novali remesl1m.
Ministr kultu DR.. Zdenek
Nejedly oznamil tento pro-
gram We sch1zi strany v Brine.
Oznamil, re skoly nabozenske
nebudou ma programu zabra-
ny.
Ne.jedly prohlasil, re Dude
zavedena povinna ~navsteva O.
patroven cd 5. do 6. rokn, do
obecnych skol do IL. roku a
do Is. roku do statnlch gym
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

NASH nebo realek. V tonic ro-
&c Dude rozhodnuto O zacfch
pc pT1sne zkousce, mohou-li We
studi1ch pokracovat a venovat
Sc jakekoli praci, ktera sc jim
Dude nejlepe zamlouvat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

- Vlte, kdo byl slavnym CT
saTem MongolG, kdyz cestoval
Marco Polo Orientem? Byl to
slavny Kublai Chan.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
Sunrift

The Sunrift Helpers club spon-
sored a card party at the hall
Saturday night. Everyone had a
Jolly evening and a nice lunch
was served.
Visitors at the Caldwell and
Warkins home Monday night were
Martins parent, H. H. and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Kiser.
John Caldwell and Dora Wark-
ms made a trip to Hot Springs
Sunday.
Wedding bells are to ring in our
neighborhood next week. An
nouncement has been made that
Betty June Brown and Lowell XII
ser will go to the Cardston Tenn
pie, Canada to be united in mar
riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jmge
called on Jess and Daisy Sparks
Friday. The Junges have sold their
Ford agency in Broadus, Mont.
and are visiting son Bob and Ia
mily in Whitefish and VIII go
to the coast for the winter.
A good number of the popula-
ton is taking advantage of the
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
e 8-Martin City Area
Mark Plumbing Anniversary

Plumbing is completing its first
year as an established feature in
this largest of the Hungry Horse
boomtowns. Halloween is this
weekend, but now there is less
concern as to whether they shall
stand or topple.
However the Martin City Boom
town Builders are sponsoring a
Halloween party with two big bon
fires Saturday on the ball diamond.
Mrs. John Vertrees will lead
songs with her accordion; mercn-
ants are donating six prizes =
two for children under six with
the best costumes; two for those
under 10 and two for those over
10 having the best costumes. There
will also be treats for each young
ster.
Members of the arrangement
committee are Rev. James Scho-
field. Mrs. Cy Tonner, Mrs. Jerry
Baldwin, Fred Kost and Dave
Geschwantner.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29

chest x-ray being given in the
Falls this week. In the canvass OF
/ homes all representatives four l
adults interested and happy to
have this service offered.
Mrs. Harry Roberts and soA
Richard left Tuesday by bus for
Merino, Mont. where the family
will make their home.
New houses are going up one oy
one in the vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holland are making progress also.
Henry Casterlines' house is gong
up block by block.
An invitation is extended to al
card players for Saturday night
at the Bad Rock hall. Come. re-
lax, enjoy good fellowship.
Well, a lot of youngsters voting
for the first time this election Will ,
wonder just what a Republican
looks like. More power to the
COP (good old party be it the
one coming in or the one going
out. Remember. it's one of your
freedoms, so vote.
Mountain View tavern harvest
pee and hard time party went
,ver with a big bang Wednesday
light. The hall was decorated with
odder, pumpkins, baled hay and
obs had their place in the festiv-
ty. First prize for best dressed
hobo" was awarded Duane Cri-
er. c. F. and Elva Howell won
irst for ladies. Everyone had Z
oily time and departed at On
arly hour thanking Mr.. and Mrs.
-ittleson for a neighborly good
me.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Howell and
NO daughters n1otored to Misso-
ula Saturday. Jean and Jessie
Sunday but Elmer and
[innie remained for a few days
isit with Mr.. and Mrs. Len Ho-
ell. Monday being Elmer and
-innies' wedding anniversary, we
resume they celebrated and we
ltend best wishes.
Benny Howard, Don and Cecil
Okla, Stacy, Mont. spent several
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
New Welfare Workers

Flathead county's undermined
welfare department has just add
ed three new case workers. Louis
E. Moody becomes senior child
welfare worker. A Boston unive--
sity social service graduate he
was employed in Great Falls IN
similar work.
Millicent Lapovsky, a New Jer-
sew college for women graduate
is a new junior case worker, and
Marjorie Mcbride, Billings, and
Linfield college (Oregon) graduate
is the second new junior case
worker. Department supervisor IS
Oswald Braaten.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
60 lan week with the Charles

dsvs LAST week with the Charles
Warkins family. -.
Calen Senner was lucky on us
hunting trip last week and brouga'
home a nice big deer Dennis
Owens got bear.
Clair Johnston is visiting JACK
Rrinkerhoff in Missoula this week
The boys plan hunting trip.
We are happy TO know little
Beverly Weaver had her arm cast
removed last week and is free to
play with her doll with TWO goa
little hands once more.
PHYLLIS Caldbeck and baby, Ficki
10. spent Thursday Of last week
with her sister Helen Stinme-zer
and Tuesday on the farm WITH
mother. Daisy Sparks.
Mrs. Frances Cronin is IN the
Kalispel hospital with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Wendt had
birthday dinner with Judy String
fellow on her seventh birthday
Sunday.
There will not be any school al
Deer Park Thursday and Frlday
as the teachers are attending tee
MEA convention in Kalispen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Beemaa,
Creston, called al the o. E. Wendt
nome Saturday evening, and had
: session of contract bridge.
The children at Deer Park
school are enjoying a new phono-
graph. They have heard several
good albums.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
New Church Choir
Has Nine Members

Martin Citys first choir mas
naan organized with nine mem
bers. They sing each Sunday morn
ing in the boomtown's new los
church.
IN the choir were Mrs. B. r.
Iuding Glen Mcclure, Mrs. Glen
Oldham. Rev. James schofield, W.
5. Schofield, Bob Skinner MIS-
Kenneth Seward. Mrs. John Ne.-
trees and Mrs. Fred Weber.
Additional members are need
ed. Next choir practice is Friday
at 7:30 p. m. at the Vertrees RESI-
dence in Hungry Horse village.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
Bon Writes

We welcome to Martin City a.
Alaskan family, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Grant and their two children, jim
my and Frances. The Grants ar,
from Fairbanks. 1t took them 81
days to drive their covered trucl
and trailer house from that little
town to Martin City
Mrs. Nora Hulett, Swan valley
who has been visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harold Graham, return
ed home Sunday.
We are surely fortunate in hav-
ing a minister like Rev. Jim Scho-
field, who is doing a wonderful
work in creating new wholesome
interests from the young folks,
as well as ably attending to his
ministerial duties. We are lucky.
for we have seen some preach
ers who were as tight and as
touchy in their community inter-
ests as the skin on sore boil.
Eddie Wilson of the Army Air
Corp. Spokane. is visiting his mo-
ther. Mrs. Lois Cote and his sis
ter, Reta, in Martin City.
Mrs. Beth Schuster. who was
hospitalized several days last week.
is home again and recuperating
in fine shape.
Tuesday evening a few friends
and neighbors surprised Mrs. B. r.
Sather, Jr., on her birthday and
gave her shower of baby gifts.
Bingo and rummy were played
and lunch served.
Mrs. Nettie Reid returned last
week after three weeks visit |
in Glasgow.
Mrs. v. E. Greene and Mrs. S.
A. Hinerman left Monday for Ste
vens Point, Wis, to visit their
mother and sister who reside there
Their mother will be 90 years old
Christmas day.
Mrs Jerry Armstrong is having
a building for business offices
erected between the Mint and
sSathers grocery.
Mrs. Rogers ('Dixie") has re-
opened the Ace bar.
Arthur Vargo and Lyle Brown,
Bremerton, visited Martin CITY
friends last week.
Roy and Ida Meadows, Martin
City, called on friends near Lone
Pine Sunday
Tex Hicks, proprietor of the
Mint, was a Spokane visitor last
week.
The Arnold Hamakers have
moved their trailer house from
Hungry Horse village to a PERM
anent site on Greene Heights.
Mrs. Roger Hopkins spent last
week in Troy where she visited
her mother, Mrs. l.. NJ. Cody, and
attended to business matters.
Buster Barber and family spent
the weekend with Mrs. BARRIERS
sister. Mrs. Erich Roane, in Lew
istown, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward VOL ind
daughter, Elaine, Eugene, Ore,
who are touring eastern Washing
ton, Idaho, and western Montana,
visited the new towns in the Hun
cry Horse dam area last week.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
Auction Untagged Elk

Justice Bill Martin Tuesday en-
t:1e court house lawn using TO-
bacco auctioneering language SOLD
four quarters of elk for prices
ranging UP to s13. He did stipulase
mo four bit bids here.
The untagged elk was picked UP
bv Ross Wilson. district game war
den, along Tiger creek Sale pro-
ceeds go to the state tlsn am
game department.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
Scouts to Mark Founding

Martin City scout troop No. 80
is starting preparations for their
birthday party Friday, November
- The % scouts of the year-old
troop are inviting their parents,
the cub scouts and friends to 4
court of honor complete with skits
TO mark the occasion.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
Consider New Addition

In the process of being approved
bv Flathead county commission
ers. the county attorney and coun-
" engineer is Potter's addition,
Martin City. Owners are Mr.. am
Mrs. Lowell Potter. The three
blocks containing 50 lots are across
from the Deer Lick.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29

Charles Norman Berger, Kalis-
pelI, was fined S25 by Judge w. H
Sands for wreckless driving in
Bad Rock canyon. Other state
highway patrol case included that
of Roy Cooper, Bigfork, IS for
fixture for failure to report an
accident.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
Water In Byrd Addition

Fourteen businesses and homes
in the Byrd addition were hooked
up Monday by the Martin City
Water department.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29
Need Skier Housing

Help with their housing prob
lem is being asked by Whitefisn
who this winter will be host along
with the Flathead valley to the
national championship downhill
ski races, March 4, and 6.
Persons with housing accomo-
dations to rent spectators or con-
testants are asked to contact the
chamber of commerce.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29

Martin City Ladies Aid iciA
meet merit Thursday at 2 p. m. al
the church. Mrs. Lindberg lc4H oe
hostess.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-29

Charges were being filed We'd
nesday in Martin City against Ed
ward P. Dennis, who wrote a
fraudulent check for S1210. He
had no account.
Evening star., 1948-04-23

businessman to work in cooperation
for the building of an effective sys-
tenn in the District" Great improve
ments have been made, he said, In
the method of selecting jurors and
producing witnesses at trials.
Witnesses are given more Con
siderate treatment" on and of the
stand, the justice said, to save their
time and spare their feelings under
examination.
For some years." Justice Laws
continued, I'VE have worked on OBJ
tanning a seriously needed new
Federal Courthouse in the District.
Intensive efforts have been under
way for three years, and we are not
without hope that they will come
to fruition In Congress this year. )"
Mr.. Reilly declared the Justices
"untiring efforts have saved nti-
gants much time and money" He
added, however, that "to properly
administer justice, we need adequate
facilities"
Justice Laws has vigorously
pressed for a modern courthouse
since the day he assumed office as
chief justice" Mr.. Reilly said. Dur
ing the past months, he has sue
cessfully modified the interests Of
Federal and local authorities and the
taxpayers so that a united front
was presented to the Congress. He
Is now trying to have Congress
appropriate the money necessary to
begin construction Of the new
building"
Milton E. Hartley, president Of
the Cosmopolitan Club, presided at
the session. The talks accompany
ing the award were broadcast over
Station WMAL.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
Justice Laws Praises
New Relationship Of
Bench, Bar and Public

A new relationship among judges,
lawyers and the public for the mod
ernization of court procedures was
described yesterday by Chief JUS
tice Bolitha j. Laws, recipient OF
the Cosmopolitan Clubs Distin-
guished Service Medal for 1947.
Justice Laws told special meet
ing of the club called for the pres
entation that zone of the greatest
jurists in the United States re-
Gently declared the judicial ma
chinery in the District now is among
the best in the Nation" whereas "25
years ago it was the worst"
The justice received the award
at q luncheon in the Mayfiower
Hotel from John A. Reilly, chair
man Of the clubs Award Committee
and president Of the Washington
Board Of Trade. The annual medal
went to a man in public life for the
first time, Mr.. Reilly said. in recog-
milton of the jurist's service in
streamlining court procedures and
leading the movement for new
courthouse in the District.
Detachment Held Mistake.
Justice Laws blamed the fact that
many courts have fallen into public
disfavor on needless delays, high
costs, technicalities and the man
euvers of lawyers.
Tor a long time" he continued,
"the solution Of problems OF proce-
dure were left to lawyers and legis-
lators. Judges contented themselves
with deciding cases. They were de-
tached from both lawyer and liti-
CANT. For many years, have be-
1ieved this detachment to be
serious mistake. 80
1.-THE aloof Judge soon becomes out
Of touch with trends of business,
with human reactions. He loses, so
to speak, the common touch and be-
comes static, while those Of other
professions, science and business are
making progress.
Change Of Attitude.
Happily, about 10 years ago, there
came about a decided change of at
titude on the part Of many judges
in our Nation. They began to step
down from their high estates to
mingle and work with lawyers in
improving the administration of
justice. The results have proved
striking. I believe 1t can be demon
strated beyond question that, within
tlls past decade. there have been ac-
compnshed more improvements In
legal procedures throughout the
country than in any period since the
formation Of our Nation"
The Justice pointed out that three
years ago we began to invite the
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-03

Johnny Weissmuller may be through with the Tarzan series but that doesn't mean he'll leave the jungleS. He and two others are preparing new series based on the comic strips. Jungle Jim' and King of the Jungle, to be released by Columbia.
 Shoppers in the Crenshaw ais trict got quite laugh the other day. The 3-year-old buyers" had their little wagon loaded with candy and cakes. When the clerk discovered they had neither mon ey nor note from their mama, he called police. But by the time the officers arrived. the young sters had good share of the loot eaten.
 Has Hollywood gone "blood" lilhSt DILl lS "Ol ing in Kiss the Blood Off My Hands" and RKO has Blood On the Moon" before the cameras. And several more of the "bloody" things are coming.
 The earthquake jolt the other day was bit stronger than the usual. Some people feel that one of these days l.. A. will really get going over. The jolts we've been having seem like a warning
 ODDS AND ENDS-Ann Soth. ern's next picture will not be one of those "Maisie" stories E. she II join Esther Williams and Van Johnson in Duchess of Idaho" Monty Woolley has been given star billing in Paramount's "The Tatlock Millions" Inside rumors say that Universal-Internatio will split. Henry Wilcoxon will appear in The Vigil. stage
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-03
Around Hollywood

play opening at the Coronet The atre March 10. Warmers "Dames Don't Talk" is one movie that men will have to see. Dan Dur yea is on a personal appearance tour with his western film Black Bart. One reason why Danny Thomas. night club comedian, is very popular, he gets laughs with out using dirt. Tom and Jerry, the stars of MGM's cat cartoons, will appear next in Cat Timberlane'' and Carnegie Howr'. Orson Vel les due back from Italy with a finished copy of Macbeth"
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-03
Wife Preservers

Sugar that has become so hard it is not useable can be put in cloth and pounded with hammer. When it has been pound- ed small, roll it with your rolling pin. If you cannot reduce it all to its granulated state, you can melt the remaining Jumps into simple syrup which can be used in beverages, on fruit and for cooking.