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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
By MerreIl WhittIesey

Charles Betschler's report on
the annual meeting Of the Ma
tional PGA was the legitimate
reason for the gathering of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Recreation Tourney
Moves Out 10 Finals
In Games Tonight

Quarter and semi final play is on
tap tonight in the District Recrea-
ton Departments seventh annual
Christmas basket ball tournament.
Finals will be held tomorrow night
ut Coolidge High School.
Gallinger, paced by Ray Love,
former Western High star, kept roll
ing in the unlimited class with q
67-20 victory over Powell and A.
Sc win over Central.
Jack George, former st. Johns
standout, home from Notre Dame for
the holidays, spanked Dissension to
41-27 victory over Leland with is
points. In other tits Casey's won
over Crescent, 1928: Achieson edged
Tehann's. 37-35, before bowling to
Turkey Thicket, 41-2S; Wilson AL
Stars won over Langley, 1923;
Arena defeated Stanton Park, 34-15,
and Edgewood downed Buchanan,
1922. Other results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

trips to Florida, and to lie little
about the puts they made or
missed last summer.
The menus barely had hit the
luncheon table when Carroll
MacMaster, the Middle Atlantic
PGA president from Woodholme,
was called aside. Otto Greiner,
Baltimore's sophomore member OF
the pro golf tour and Macs pro-
tege, was leaving for the $4,000
Los Angeles Open and wanted to
say good bye. Greiner took a
train to the coast and hopes to
pick up a travelling companion
out there.
MacMaster said Greiners win
nings from established PGA
tournaments, pro-amateurs and
the independent pro events
totaled $4,000 last year. He was
backed by Woodholme members,
but this year will be on his own,
plus a small income from a
sporting goods firm. Otto spent
almost 5000 making last years
tour.
Max Elbin Of Burning Tree
said Lew Worsham had changed
hts mind about driving to the
coast to pick up the tour, and
was to leave tonight by plane
for Dallas, where he will meet
Clayton Heafner. Mrs. Worsham
will meet Lew with the car In
Arizona or New Mexico.
Charles Bassler. the former
Chevy Chase assistant. who now
Is the Rolling Road pro, spoke
UP and said he was going to
take a six-week fling at the tour.
starting after the California
events. Bassler won the Mary
land Open last year, Is a heavy
hitter and a good young golfer.
but about the best he can hope
for this year is experience.
Prince Georges Pro AL
Houghton said that Bassler TAX
ing the tour reminded him Of
one Of his pet peeves against the
PGA. I'm going to fight for
those 20 extra 500 prizes again
this year." Houghton said. THE
PGA promised to add them to
the prize list when the prizes
passed $4,000, but instead they
added the dough to the top.
What does 500 mean to Hogan.
Mangrum or Demaret? But 1t
means q lot to guys like Greiner
and Bassler."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

Five years ago-Gil Dodds,
miller, was named winner Of the
Sullivan Memorial Trophy.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
.Trouchcard, Meck|ey
Meet for Club Title

Mrs. v. P. Trouchard and Mrs
Betty Meckley were to clash today
for the Kenwood Country Clubs
women's golf championship.
Mrs. Trouchard won a place in
the final with a 5-and-4 victory over
Mrs. Ellen Harris yesterday, while
Mrs. Meckley won over Mrs. Edward
Widmayer, 6 and 4. Yesterday S
results:
First flieht--Mrs. " P. Trouchard de-
feated Mrs. Ellen Harris. and A; Mrs
Betty Meckley defeated Mrs, Edward Wild
consolation-Mrs R. Kreuzburs defeat
ed Mrs. F. C. Hunter. 3 and q Mrs. r
Howard defeated Mrs. N Hollander.
Second hight-Mrs. A. Howard defeated
Mrs. r. Redick, 4 and 3; Mrs. A. Moril
defeated Mrs. D. Jorman, 2 and l.
Third f1lght--Mrs. w. Gum defeated
Mrs. A. Hooper, default Mrs. Mrs. R
Keebler defeated Mrs D. Lockett. 3 and .
Fourth f1ight--Mrs. J. Kreutzberg de-
feated Mrs. F Kreutzberg, up; Mrs r
Ready defeated Mrs. S. Bond. 8 and 2.
Fifth fiight-Mrs.. J. Braugh defeated
feated Miss j. Kreiger, 3 and l.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
By AnqeIinu J. Corobelli

The Maryland State Fox Hunters
Associations 10th annual horse
show will interest show enthusiasts
spending the holiday weekend at
home. The show will be held on
Labor Day at Marian Currans
Farm, Four Corners, Md, starting
at II o'clock. Although it is sched-
uled at the same time as the War
reneon classic, a large entry is
expected.
Thirteen classes and two races
comprise the prize list. Juniors will
perform in Junior hunter and Junior
Jumper events, five classes are for
hunters, four for jumpers, and a
road hack completes the show pro-
gram. Featuring the jumper divi-
sion will be the knock-doWn-and
out event, the winner to receive the
rip" Heinrich Perpetual Memorial
Trophy. This trophy, in competi-
ton for the first time, is tribute
to the popular horseman and black
smith from his many friends.
The first race on the card is a
three-quarter-mile fiat race, while
the second is the Fox Hunter Plate
Race, run over a two-mile tagged
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Two More Turfmen
Suspended in Probe
BY ths As,oeioied Press

LA JOLLA, Calf, Sept. 1.-The
California Racing Boards horse
doping investigation has resulted ir
suspension of two more turfmen.
Closing its hearing on doping
charges against Trainer Jack Engle
of the Robert S. Howard stables
the board yesterday suspended An
drew Cogghill, foreman of the
stable, and j. R. (Red) Gregory, San
Mateo. Calf, owner-trainer.
Engle's case was taken under ad-
visement. He is under suspension
pending the boards decision
The board announced the clusters
after Robert H. Patterson, How
ard groom, testified he saw Cogghill
needle the horses Fractured and
Criss Cross at Hollywood Park last
June. Patterson also said he
watched Engle needle other horses
Gregory was suspended for alleged
Justification of his license appli-
cation in listing himself as owner OF
the horse Gallavant, one of the
Howard horses which figured in the
three-day hearing. A veterinarian
told the board he believed a nerve
had been illegally removed from
Gallavant's foreleg.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Charles, Key Fighter
In Title Focus, Will
Meet Baksi Nov. Il
By the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. IA series
of bouts is shaping up which may
produce serious claimant to the
heavyweight boxing championship
when and if Joe Louis officially
retires.
Five assorted heavyweights in
three fights in the next three
months figure in the picture with
Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati the
key man.
Charles meets Jimmy Bivins in
Washington September l3. and
signed yesterday to tangle with Joe
Baksi of Kulpmont, Pa, for Is
rounds in Madison Square Garden
November Il.
The other bout involved is the
September 81 engagement in Jer-
sey City, N. j., between Ex-Light
Heavyweight Champ Gus Lesne-
vich and Jersey Joe Walcott.
If Charles can dispose of both
Bivins and Baksi he may be
matched with the Walcott-Lesne-
vich winner. Such pairing posi-
bility could draw official sanction
as title match.
A promotional war could be a fly
in the ointment. Mike Jacobs goth
Century Sporting Club is putting on
the Charles -Baksi go.
The new Tournament of Cham
pions is promoting the Lesnevich-
Walcott affair. Any meeting of the
winners would require some peace.
making.
There is no standout among the
five fighters. The NBA still regards
Louis as champion, with no logical
heavyweight contenders. Walcott
and Lee Savold, also on the come
back trail, were classed as outstand-
ing boxers in the NBA's latest rank
ings which followed the second
Louis -Walcott affair.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Firemen, JET Motors
C|ashing in Final Of
City-Wide Tourney

Will history repeat? That's the
question the D. G. Fire Department
baseball team was asking itself to-
day as 1t prepared 10 engage Jet
Motors in the final round of the
city-wide sandlot championships on
the South Ellipse at 430.
The Firemen reached the final
round last year. but were bounced
out by the Heurich Brewers. That
bounce came as a surprise to the
pepped-up smoke-eaters who felt
they had the team to turn the trick.
They entered this years tourna-
ment, their optimism not dampened
one bit by last years disappoint-
ment. They lost their first game to
Jet but rallied to make the final.
The Firemen took advantage Of
three Merchandising Plumber errors
to win the semffinal. 4-2, and knock
the highly regarded Plumbers out
of the series.
Barney Wallerstein singled to
drive in Ben Harrell and Bill
Vaughan, both Of whom reached
base on errors, to start the Firemen
rolling In the third inning. In the
seventh an error and singles by
George Larrick, Hal Krug and Bill
Moore gave the Firemen their other
two runs.
Howard CDiz) Sutherland hurled
seven-hit ball for the Plumbers,
tanning 13. Harrell gave up 10 hits
to the Plumbers and famed nine.
If the Firemen win today an
other game will be played tomor-
row. If Jet wins. however, the Sc
ries will be over and Jet will go to
Harrisburg. Pa. for the All-America
tournament beginning next Wednes-
day.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Hippenstie| and johnson
Pressed 10 Win Net Title

Eddie Miller and Charles Chan
ming haven't any titles to be proud
of today, but they have the conso-
lation of knowing they gave one OF
the top duos in the city fight fol
the Middle-Atlantic tennis doubles
championship.
Capt. Robin Hippenstiel and DR.
Dave johnson, both well-known
around the local courts, had to fight
all the way to subdue their stubborn
rivals yesterday at the Columbia
Country Club.
Combining Miller's stellar net play
with Channing's outstanding serv-
ice, the underdog team fought al
the way before succumbing to the
admittedly superior duo, 60, IS
2-6, 6-S, 60.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Four Corners Horse Show Due
To Draw Big Labor Day Entry

TIMBER course. Inc course is Lmlt-
ed to gentlemen riders who are
required to wear hunting pink.
The Maryland Fox Hunter event
ushers in the final lap of the current
local show season.
Following is list of the remain
ing events for which announcements
have been received:
bse september her, 4,6 t6n Warrenton He, Horse
ners, Md: St Margaret's Horse Show
and Tournament. Annapolis, Md; Parole
Hunt Club Horse Show, Parole, Md.
IrsS IInrston,s ss Va; -MontsemeFy Count,
mel Church Horse Show, Suitland, Md
l9,-North End Fall Horse Show, North
End Show Grounds, Silver Spring, Md.
26-.Washington Bride Trail Association
creek Park; virginia Jockey Club HORSE Horse
Show. Franconia, Va.
October 2-McLean Horse Show, Green
Show, Club Kennels, Md. 3-Marlboro
Farm. suitaland, Md: 8 and .1O--co-
chevy ease s sh9dd @d aTrinity 'ShSay Horse
arsy sRay po5f WV Ta Fairfax Rlus 1a as
A. S. p. c. A. Hunter Show, Middleburg,
Va; 24-Volunteer Fire Department, Iron
tonsSille, Nd: a4-FrederieksburE HORSE
Show. Fredericksburg, Va.
November educational Horse Show,
Madison Square Garden, New York CITY
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Feminine Grapp|ers
Head Weekly Show

A full house is expected for to-
nights weekly wrestling show at
Turner's Arena in which four femi-
nine grapplers will be starred. One
headline match is between the
Southern champion, Nell Stewart of
Birmingham, Ala, and Lii Ellison
of South Dakota, while the other
will find Dot Dodson of Oklahoma
taking on Ada Ash of New Mexico.
Indications are that the best of the
four grapplers will meet Champion
Mildred Burke here in the near
future.
An added attraction in which Babe
Sharkey, former titleholder, and
Tavern Baxter of Texas, rivals for a
number of years, will oppose George
Macricostas and Sander Kovacs
promises to steal the show Two
referees will handle the bout
Claudio Villar and Benny Bortnick
Other bouts, the first at 8:45, find
Marvin Mercer meeting Tony Verdi
and Jesse James, local boy, taking
on Harry Armus.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
ID. C.'s Biggest Duckpin League
off to Rousinq Start ! oniqht

IA card to MacCord at 1859 Fourth
street NE. or attend the meeting
The league starts September Is.
MacCord also would like to hear
from couples wishing to join the
King Pin Minor Mixed Doubles.
reorganization meeting is slated
September 10 at King Pin. Couples
with combined averages Of 210 OF
less are eligible with the mans
average not exceeding lis and the
woman's los. The league opens Sep
tember II
Evening star., 1948-09-01

With a 26-team section of the
Public Buildings Recreational As
sociatiop opening at 7:30 tonight at
Lucky Strike, Washington's biggest
duckjin league of more than 100
teams, gets off to a new bowling
season with a bang.
Tomorrow night another 24-team
section goes into action at Lucky
Strike, while next Monday a third
section of % teams fires away on
the same maple lanes.
The remaining units of the huge
loop, organized by Homer Hap)
Welch, recreational director of the
Public Buildings Administration,
will open at Hi-Skor on Thursday
and Friday nights of next week.
Also getting an early start will be
the 20-team C. & P. Telephone
League at 5:25 pm. today at Hi
Skor.
Hi-Skor at tonight also will be
the scene of the 20-team Post Office
Department League opener.
Bob MacCord, secretary Of the
King Pin Low Average League has
called a meeting for 8 pm. next
Wednesday at King Pin. The loop
needs teams that do not exceed
535 or have a bowler with over lis
average. Those interested can send
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Fort Wayne Nine Takes
National Semi-Pro Title
By the Assoeiatad Prasa

WICHITA, Kans., Sept. 1.-THE
national semipro baseball title went
back to Indiana today-carried home
by the Fort Wayne General Elec.
tricts for the second consecutive
time.
The Indianans beat the Elixir
IN. c. Chathams, 2 to /, last night
in the final game of the 18-day dou-
BILE elimination tournament. They
received a $4,000 cash award.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
District Junior Tennis Tourney
Under Way at Congressional

Lane VS.. Bruce Gustsfson. Malcolm Leith
vs.. Frank Winters Curtis Prns VS.. Bill
Don Haller VS.. Milard Bother. Bill Nor
ris vs.. Sandy Pearson, Kirby Jones VS.. Bob
Baiier, H: straiey @ ryu vs.; f Eandy Waiier, Tom
c. Rieger.
J. Olson vs. A. Somner, z Mangrum VS.
j. Maecian, F. Shoup VS.. B. Dell, F. Clugs-
ton vs.. A. Mallett-Prevost, F. Babb VS.. T.
Bradford.
Junior seedings-First, Gerry Thomas;
second, Ed Wesley; third, Jack Yates;
fourth. Winston Sutter.
Junior pairings for today:
Jack Clifford VS.. Conrad KaplowitZ, John
Myers VS.. Bob Davis, Dick Devos VS.. Ned
Van Daren.
Tom Driscoll VS.. John zavitz, Sal oui-
nones VS.. Wesley johnson. Ed Beale VS..
John Henessy.
Richard Bennett VS.. Ben Aiken, Forest
Montgomery VS.. Fred Plugge. Gil Sward
vs. Bob Sullivan, Ray Lewis VS.. Ted Eddel-
shein, Upton Guthrey vs.. Gerry Conoyer.
John Addison VS.. Joseph Clancy.
Evening star., 1948-09-01

The District junior tennis cham
pionships were slated to get under
way today at the Congressional
Country Club.
Tim Coss. who recently won the
New York City title, was seeded No.
in the boys division. Don Thomp-
son, Charles Rieger and Tom Brad
ford also we're given seeded roles.
The junior division is headed by
such young net stars as Jerry
Thomas, Ed Wesley, Jack Yates and
Winston Sutter.
Entries in the girls class are be-
ing held open at the club until
noon tomorrow.
Boys pairings for Today:
Peter PressinFer VS.. Peter Dell Richard
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Sports Mirror

Today year ago-The United
States retained the Davis Cup as
Ted Schroeder and Jack Kramer
won their singles matches against
Australia.
Three years ago-Star Pilot
won the Hopeful Stakes at Bel
mont with the betting total pass
ing s4,000,000 for the fourth time
In 1945.
Five years ago-The Riviera
Club of Indianapolis won the Ma
tional A. A. U. women's swim title
for the third straight year.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
ZoIe to Step Up Drills
For Fight With Cerdun
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Sept. Tony Zale,
world middleweight champion, to-
morrow settles into the intensive
part Of his training in preparation
for his l5-round title bout with
Marcel Cerdan, French challenger,
in Jersey City, September 81.
The champion, enjoying a layoff
today. plans to step up his boxing
to six rounds daily. He weighed 159
pounds, pound above the middle
weight limit, after yesterdays work.
out.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Shoe Tourney Slated

The third annual Prince Georges
County YMCA horseshoe pitching
tournament will start September s
and run through September II at
Magruder Park, Hyattsville. Entries
may be filed at 5000 Forty-second
avenue, Hyattsville or by phoning
Hyattsville 0366.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
indians Win Sixth Struioht

Donney Kildoo hurled two-hit ball
to lead the Ballston Indians to their
sixth straight victory, a So win over
the Cherrydale Cubs in Arlington.
Bob Adams, Stan Lathrop, Don
Bryant and Ronnie Webber all hit
safely for Ballston.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Los ANGELES Bolanos.
1874. Mexico City, stopped Tommy
stenhouse, 134, Buffalo. N. Y. "a.
BROOkLYN.-Harold Green, l65,
Brooklyn, outpointed Richie Dallas,
l9ai sIIzABETHs 3, t9gis is). ,-r,n,v 1.r.,,
l43, Garfield, N. j.. outpointed Ruby
heSsler. 151, New York tSl.
SEATTLE.--Harold Baby Face"
Chavez, 1856: San Jose, Calf. IO1'
HARTFORD, Conn.-Dennis Pat"
Brady. 1872, New York. outpointed
Teddy Red Top Davis, 1872. Brooklyn
MIDDLETOWN. ohIo.-Joe Discepoli.
1875, Cincinnati, outpointed Glenn Gus
ter, 1873, Detroit U0).
HONOLULU. - frankie Fernandez
144 Honolulu, outpointed Charlie Salas.
45. Phoenix. AriZ. 1Ol.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
BIudensburq Takes Title

Mat Liberatore hurled one-hit ball
10 lead Bladensburgh to a 80 de-
cision over Edmonston in the Prince
Georges County Boys Club second
half title race yesterday at Bladens-
burg High.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Britain Exports
| Even Dogs toGet
Foreiqn Moneys
By the Assoeioted Press

LONDON. Sept. Britain is ex-
porting even dogs to earn needed
foreign moneys.
In the six weeks ended August Is
exported pedigree dogs earned a.
600 pounds ($90,600). Full value o1
exported dogs for 1948 is expected to
top 5000 pounds ($800,OO0}.
The United States is Britains s
best customer. OF the batch of ex-
ported dogs. 81 went to America.
They included miniature poodles,
Yorkshire terriers, Welsh terriers
Pekingese, wire-haired terriers,
West Highland terriers and English
settlers.
Prices for most dogs range from
IL pounds (S48) to 750 pounds t$3,-
000), but some have gone higher.
Cocker spaniels are the most pop
ular dogs abroad and two of this
breed are sold for every miniature
poodle or Pekingese.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Oes Mcines. 5; Denver. 4.
Pueblo, q: Omaha. S.
Sioux City, /; Lincoln, O..
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16

will continue with the Milky Way
dairy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill JAMS return
ed the first of the week after a
business trip to Seattle.
The Charles Bryants house is
nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher and
son, San Jose, Calf, are visiting
the Tom Fishers this week.
Gene Standish and Frank Vince
lock have purchased a lot IN
Monte Vista.
Mr.. Sweeney and crew arrived
Saturday with a couple loads of
war surplus. Of especial value to
the coffee makers at the Hungry
Horse celebration were two large
coffee urns and several large pit
cheers which Mr.. Morehouse wash
ed and took to the barbecue.
Mrs. Robert Mckinley was hon
ored last Sunday with a miscell-
aneous wedding shower at the
Mike Baumann home. Many
friends and relatives were pres
ent. An enjoyable social time was
followed by the bride opening her
gifts. A delicious luncheon was
served by hostesses Mrs. Baum
ann, Mrs. l.. A. Watson, and Mrs.
c. w. Mckinley.
Mrs. Anna Fantazzi and child
rem, Dolores and Albert, Libby,
were weekend guests at the Joe
Cadas.
M. and Mrs. Gus Johnson were
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Richwine.
Dick Bryson, Birmingham, Ala,
at Auburn college; and
Bill Prizes, Birmingham, student at
of Alabama were week
end guests of Chad Smith and Cor
don Christensen. Chad and Cor
don have charge of the courtesy
station
The Vests returned Sunday af-
ter quick trip to Wenatchee for
more supplies.
Dinner guests at the H. L. Car
,er home Thursday were Gordon
Crandell, Jr., Montana State col
ege sophomore, and Ed Edlund,
scobey. Mr.. Crandall is Mrs. Car
.er's nephew.
Guests the past week at the
louis Cleland home were Colcom
Mitchell, Havre, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Bonnet, Cut Bank, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd McAdam and sons,
Tut Bank. Three year old Fran
is Cleland, returned Friday after
hree weeks disqualification IN
Vhitefish. /
Carl Evans enjoyed Sunday din
er with Mr.. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Guimond
ave moved here from Faribault
linn. They are renting the John
,ada's cabin. The Cadas have mo-
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16

w AliICllou
This Friday and SATURDAY. ONLY
Every car on lot marked down
from Last weeks regular low
price All cars are good. clean
and ready to go.
Reg Sale
Price Price
1916 Chev 4-dr $1875 S1795
1912 Chev 2-dr 1885 1908
1912 Chev 2-dr 1875 1881
1910 Chev 2-dr 1175 OK
1941 Pont. Sedanette 1850 1925
Al Nash Ambassador 1850 1850
1889 Ford Convrt. 925 500
1888 Chev 4-dr 775 6sn
1887 Ford 4-dr IS HIP 635 55o
1887 Ford 4-dr IS HIP 500 :375
1885 Buick 4-dr, clean 585 525
80 Chew 4-dr, new tires ITS 225
Some above cars with complet-
ely overfauIed or new motors. All
above average and some excen-
tionally clean inside and out. Don't
pass these up, folks, if YOU are
looking for a car, as these are very
good used cars for the money IF
l wasn't in the business I'd b,,v
one for myself. Remember Friday
and Saturday only.
And a few pickups and trucks
in good shape
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engine S1295 s1oos
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l941 Dodge IL ton sWB,
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And Whitefish's Best Mode,
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Also Whizzer Bike, 6 months
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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
Boomtown Holds First
Jury Trial Monday

Martin City held its first jur.
trial Monday with Truman Ken
nedy being found guilty of driving
while under the influence of in
toxicating liquor.
He was fined $50 and has ap-
pealed the case to district court
Preferring charges were two state
highway patrolmen.
On the first jury in the largest
of the Hungry Horse area new
boomtowns were Herman Byrd,
Rex Chef, Mrs. Clara Frederick,
Mrs. Alice Hutchings, Chris Lund
and Andy Schuster.
Two other driving while under
the influence of Intoxicating liquor
cases were heard by w. H. "Bil"
Sands, justice of the peace. On
Sunday Robert Herbaugh ,Kalis-
pell, and John Lythgoe, on sep
arate charges were fined $3.50
each and had their drivers licen-
'es revoked.
Judge Sands also collected a
'25 forfeiture placed against an
car being used for
,ainful purposes (selling baloons).
)ne fine of $40 for speeding was
objected this past week; three
ines of SIS for improper lights, |
nd four fines of $40 each for i'm
roper licenses; two fines of SIS
ach for having no drivers lie
nse, and one of $40 for careless
irving. All charges brought by
ate highway patrol. Fines are
lrned over to the county and
ate.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THESE
UsedCarS Special
Andy's Used Cars

Whitefish
This Friday and SATURDAY. ONLY
Every car on lot marked down
from Last weeks regular low
price All cars are good, clean
and ready to go.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16

we'd into their new living quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas and
children, Carol and Richard have
moved here from Bremerton. They
have temporarily raised two large
tents next to Justin Reno's cabin
and plan to begin building a home
Beginning next week Mrs. R..
L. Christy will be reporter for
the Columbia Heights column. See
her or leave your news at Lees
lunch or Texaco service. A.