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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16
Begin Bowling Lost
Mondoy Evening

Bowling opened with bust
last Monday evening with every
member of every one of the Mon
day evening teams on the floor
Teams bowling Monday evening are
Rexall Drug Hotel Libby. Miller S
Clothing Store, Gamble Store, For
est Service. American Legion, Sill
yer Loaf and Blatz
On Wednesday evenings, the fol-
lowing teams bowl: Union, Zono-
lite, Bowkers. and Jaqueths, Inc.
Thursday evening the Women's Lea
que bowls, the following teams be-
ing in the lineup V. F W. Lin
coins Inn, Neils and Browns
Hi-Power.
Friday evening K V. Garage
(Troy), Libby Firemen. Kootenal
Mercantile. Otis Service, J; Neils
Lumber Co. Libby V. F. w l548,
The Caboose and Libby Motors
bowl. Handicaps have not been set
for any of the teams.
League playing on Monday and
Friday evenings will begin at ZOO
p. m. and 900 p. m; and on Wed
nesdays and Thursdays at 7:3O p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16
CUB SCOUT NEWS

Members of Mrs. Ed Ostheller's
den of pack IS Libby Cub Scouts,
entered five examples of Cub Scout
tana Fair at Kalispell. OF these
five entries, three won prizes. Rich
ard Hoppe won a blue ribbon for
his metal night handle in the metal
handicraft division, Harry Ostheller
won a second price in leather handi-
craft with his leather sheaf, and
James Luscher won second prize
in wood carving handicraft division,
submitting a wood pile complete
with the chopping block and axe,
which was mounted on a wood
block
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16
SELECTIVE SERVICE OFFICE
MOVES TO MASONIC TEMPLE

The Selective Service Office in
Lincoln County which has been
temporarily housed in the Court
room at the courthouse in Libby,
has been moved upstairs in the Ma
sonic Temple. ALI young men in
registering should report to the Of
flee in its new location.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16
LIBBY ROD & GUN
CLUB MEETS TUES.

George {. Earle, secretary Of the
Libby Rod & Gun Club announces
the first meeting of the season will
be held at 800 p. m. next Tuesday
evening in the Community Room
at the courthouse.
A full attendance is desired in
order that plans for the coming
winter season may be started.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16

Miss Margaret WEIGH is assisting
for a few weeks in the Office of the
county clerk and recorder.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16

Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Stearns spent
yesterday in Spokane where they
celebrated their 10th wedding an
niverSary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16

Chris Leir of McHenry, N. D., is
visiting at the homes of his sons
in Libby this week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16

Continued on Page Five
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16

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Evening star., 1948-10-28
CURTAINS AND
UPHOLSTERY

200 yds. Orig. 7se yd. 4e" TobIe
oiIeioth. irree, yd.-----52e
100 Orig. 2se oiIeIoth seorss -lse
200 Orig. l.5s 5ex7o Window
Shades. irreeuIors; all wanted col-
ors Observation-Disclosures 94e
100 Orig. 7se sex7o Fiber Shades,
all coIors, on rollers -54e
so Orig. l.49 54x54 oiIeIoth De-
sign TobIeeIoths, 3 coIors --I.ls
40 Orig. s.ss Knitted Soto Slip
80 Orig. 1898 cretonne Soto Slip
covers ---6.98
200 yds. sse yd. Clicked chintz,
100 prs. Orig. 800 Knit cottass
3 Orig. e5.ss Mohos. veneered
Hishboy ceder Chests -----55.ss
100 Orig. sse Pepper Drspes, Of
troctive potterns and all colors;
40 prs. Orig. 4.ss Royon Morqui-
sette ToiIored curteins ----2.s7
100 prs. Orig. 69e Sosh curtoins.
Large assortment soc
200 yds. Orig. 9se cretonnes. Vot
dyed. .36" wide 4ee
800 Yds. Orig. 1873 Remnants,
so" Slpcover fobrics see
so Orig. 7.9S WeshobIe cretenne
Studio Covers. Wine, blue, green,
4.99
Third EIooy
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Third Floor
INFANTS, GIRLS
AND TEENS

I Orig. s33 cerriese. Collier &
Koyworth. CoIIopsibIe. Floor
! Orig. 4.ss Nursery Choir.
Woxed birch. Domoeed. Somple,
ZOO
IS Orig. ,.ss Washable Stuffed
Toys -~-------98e
! Orig. 24.s5 Stroller. coIIopsibIe.
Floor sonpIe pIe----ls.oo
z Orig. 7.ss Stuffed Toys. so!ed.
3 Orig. 4.ss AII-wooI Girls Sweat
es. Sizes 8 to 10. Soled --l.so
4 Orig. l.ss FIonneIette Poiomos.
is Orig. l.ss Boys wa.h Suit,
broken sizes 100
z Orig. 7.ss coat and Hot Set.
2-pc. royon sotin. SoiIed $50
8 Orig. see FIonneIette Pajamos.
i-pe Size 2---3s
e-oris. 500 Girls Skirts. All
pleoted. All wool LOO
4 Orig. 4.ss Girls Rayon Dresses.
Z %
Z Orig. 8.9S Girls Raineoots. Pop
u ORG. z.ss Rayon Slips. Pink
and white. Sizes l0-l2-l.5o
3 Orig. 5.s5 Teen Reyen BIouses.
White. SoiIed ---------3.oo
II Orig. l.3s Cotton Slips. Sizes
9 only S9e
z Orig. s.ss AII-wooI skirts.
3 Orig. s.ss Teen Roineoots. Pop
lin. 10, u, IL $50
! Orig. 1885 Teen coot. All wool
fur pockets -------z z2.5o
4 Orig. S.99 Girls Taffeto Dresses.
White. Color soIed 400
8 Orig. 1926 Girls coats. Club
bey's, 6h to l4h all wool, red,
500
II Orig. l.ss Girls Dresses. Spun
royon. Size 7----7ss
4 Orig. S.ss Lined Spring ceets.
ZOO
Second Floor
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MEMS
FURNISHINGS

100 Orig. les Mems Fine Tee
Shirts. Small only --3 for 100
100 Orig. z.ss Mems long sleeve
sport shirts. Deep tone 100
50 Orig. l.es Union Suits -79e
500 Prs. Orig. 1se and z9e Mems
200 Orig. 100 and l.50 Mems
Tie ----4 4 for 100
50 rs. Orig. 500 Mems "Meyers"
Gloves ---- 200 pr.
800 Orig. I.5o and ZOO Mems
Ties 100 co.
800 Orig. l.ss to z.77 Mems
Sport Shirts soc
800 Orig. 7se Shorts ond Shirts
Assorted boxes, erippers. ETC.. 3ee
800 Orig. Toe Mems combed Tee
Shirt: lst quality. S. M l., sac
IS Orig. 7.s5 to 1925 Mems
Robes. Broken lots 400
Street Floor
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SPORTSWEAR

~ Orig. l.ss TO z.ss All Wool
Sweaters. SoiIed and handled,
LAT
II Orig. 4.s5 Corduroy Skirts.
Wide Vale. Small sizes 34-4O,
79e
3 Orig. $50 Extre Size BIouses.
SoiIed and handled. CoIors 1888
; Orig. 4.s5 Shertie ceots. Gold
button trim. II, IA and ! s sizes,
2.49
II Orig. 3.s8 Wemen's Coat
Swseters. 5Ooo wool and 5Ooo
royon extra sizes ---I.99
10 Orig. 100 cembed Yorn Tee
Shirts. S. M. L. Short sleeves, 79e
Is Orig. 7.95 and S.s5 Crepe
BIouses. Long and short sleeves.
SoiIed, 10 to l6 -----z.6s
Second Floor
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LAMPS AND
MIR RORS

IS Orig. 3.2s TO 5.ss soiIed
Boudoir Shades. CoIors 1.44
Orig. 1898 to 1898 Lerse
Round Venetion Mirrors. Small
chips s---26.66
4 Orig. 1893 TO 1898 Chine
TobIe Lomps. SoiIed shades, 1856
Orig. 1875 Metal Card TobIe.
Floor sonpIe --7.66
3 Orig. 1893 Ladder Back FOLDING
! Orig. 1898 Club Lamp and
Shede. 3-woy lighting 1888
6 Orig. s.9s "Pionters" Lomps.
Assorted colors 1.ss
Third Floor
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BOOKS & INFANT TOYS
LINGERIE

80 Orig. $50 Royon Pennies with
Sorter ottochment- S9e
zoo Orig. 81 Rsyen Briefs with
eIostic woist. S., M.----6se
zs Orig. 1.zs Rayen Pettieoats
with elostic woist. S., M.---7se
100 Orig. 7se Royen jersey Petti-
eoats. loce trimmed. S., M.--lse
20 Orig. i.59 Cotton Pettieoots
with band waist. Upper sides, 49e
3 Orig. 2.2e Cotton comiseIes
with embroidered trimming l.1s
5 Orig. IS Rsyen Taffeta Plaid
Pettieeats. RuffIe bottom NJ, 3.5s
Lingerie Floor
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MEMS CLOTHING

20 Prs. Orig. z.ss and 3.sS Mems
Sloeks. all or port wool ----1.s8
II Orig. l.Ss Mems Cotton
Flannel Shirts. PIoids and solids,
STA 100
40 Orig. 1888 Mems All Wool
and part wool sport eoats x 400
! Orig. 1880 All Wool Topeoot.
Ton. Sizes A short rt---lo.o0
Street Floor
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NECKWEAR

80 Orig. 7ee Royon Head Squares
in white ond posteIs 4ee
40 Orig. 59e Novelty Feathers, 7
flowers, collars and hoIters- Sc
so Orig. Soc Diekies, collars and
Sequin Beanie --lse
so Orig. 59e Gibson Girl Ties in
solids and pIoid toffeto 29e
20 Orig. 100 NoturoI Leothes
lnitiol Belts ---69e
56 Orig. ZOO Cotton end Royon
BIouses and BIousettes. Broken
sizes
so Orig. 2se chiIdren's Novelty
Handkerchief Folders. s.---lSs
~ Orig. 200 Pique Berthe COL
Iors. White only ---------l.29
Street Floor
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COATS AND SUITS


10 Orig. 1895 Reyon Gobordins
Roineoets. Misses sizes 1888
z Orig. 1926 Black Fitted Needle
point Fobrie. Nl0, MS $500
I Orig. 1895 Black chestereId.
Sizes WA all wool 800
10 Orig. 1926 end $500 Jr.
Miss Suits 90
I Orig. 1925 red light weight
coat. Size S.88
8 Orig. l2.e5 Jr. Miss Crepe
Dresses. Navy and black $40
I Orig. 1895 Brown 3/4 length
hooded topper --------ls.Ss
s Orig. s.ss and 1925 Summer
Postei Jr. Miss Dresses 400
3 Orig. $500 Wemen's Suits z
39s and IS sizes
4 4'oris. s.e5 Uniined kavy Top
pers. Sizes 48 to 52----4.sS
SecondFloor
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LEATHER GOODS

Is Orig. Soc BilIfoIds 7 coin cases.
colors ,---i9e plus tox
40 Orig. l.6s Lodies' Hsndbess.
Plastic. Various styles and colors,
l.ls plus tex
10 Orig. 500 TO $50 Ladies'
Block Plastic Potent Hondboss,
2.77 plus tox
s Orig. 75e Hondbass. Pioids
toffeto pouches and pIostics- 39s
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HOSIERY

800 Prs. Orig. l.65 irres. IS and
20 Oenier ------- TIC
800 Prs. Orig. 59e Sheer kyIon
Hose. mill mends s--3se
200 Prs. Orig. 25e Children's
AnkIets. Elastic top, whit. 60, Zoe
IS Prs. Orig. LBS NyIon irres.-
Ends. Full fashioned hose 69e
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-28
CORSETS

s. Orig. 100 to $50 EIsstie
Stretch GirdIss. IrreeuIors and
soiIed. Small ond Med. 3ee
so Orig. 100 Gerter Belts. Long
Gorters. S. & M. ---loe
IA Orig. 500 Wrop- Around Cor
sets. Front clasp. J soiIed and
handled. Sizes II to 3l----7se
IS Orig. 500 TO 7.50 "ReoI
Form" Girdies and Panties. Broken
80 Orig. LIS Ejostie Gorter Belts.
Extra sizes, white and nude 3se
7 Orig. 500 Posture Belts. Back
9 Orig. 3.s5 Boned sIoek Ponties.
Side hook. SoiIed, 26 to 2o -79e
II Orig. 3.95 Boned corseIIettes.
Side hook. UpIift bros. tops, "a
to AZ 100
lS Orig. $50 UpIift Bros. Front
closing. lrreeuIors Of nursing bros,
81 to ga ---39e
Evening star., 1948-10-28
BOYS WEAR

"a Orig. l.ss Boys kezereth ~"
Suits. White. irreouIors 64e
~ Orig. 1893 Boys Jr. AII-weoI
sweeters. sleeveless; S., NJ sac
80 Orig; sse Boys Knit Shorts.
36 Orig. 1873 Boys White Shirts,
soiIed ond irreeulors; ! ! to a nk..
7Se
IS Orig. l.es Boys Feney Dress
Shirts, irree. and perfects -78e
10 Orig. 6.ss Boys Eten Suits.
Size a to 8 ------3.ss
5 Orig 1898 Student Sport coots.
35-3o ------.7.9s
36 Orig. sse Boys Polo Shirts.
irreouIors, 8 to IA yrs. -2se
IS Orig. l.ls Boys Sweet Shirts,
slight irreeulors. 6 to IA ---54e
20 Orig. l.4s Boys Plaid FIenneI-
cite Shirts. Broken sizes--Sse
Street Floor
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! Orig. 1899 Navy Reyon Crepe
Houseeoot. Slightly faded. Size
AZ -S.49
II Orig. 2.9s Uniforms. CoIors
and white, washable. Broken sizes,
1.99
II Orig. 1895 to I4.s5 Block
dresses. Novelty trim, broken
IS Orig. sos TO 8.95 Print Royon
Dresses. Broken sizes -2.97
4 Orig. 2.s9 Upper Cotton
Dresses. Prints. Sizes Ia only,
Second Floor SSe
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HOUSEWARES

20 Orig. ST. Wolf PIoques 3se
Is Orig. l.5s Aluminium Ash Troy
~ Orig. 81 Ape. cooster Sets, 3se
II Orig. z.s5 Metal candy Dishes,
SSe
81 Orig. 7se Decorated China
Chop Plotes -- 2ee
~ Orig. 79e Decorated Meet Plot
20 Orig. 7se Assorted crystoI
Condy Dishes 2ee
80 Orig. 2.95 Aluminium PereoIo-
tor, Soup size -----1.l9
s Orig. BIS Sizzling Steak Platter,
LA
IS Orig. z.2s Rubber Covered Dish
DvoineP 68e
40 Orig. 81 Adjustable MetoI
Window VentiIotor ---44e
20 Orig. l.6s MetoI MoiI Boxes,
48e
50 Orig. 3.45 Electric Infro-Red
Heot AppIieosors ------1.l9
u Orig. $40 Pressure Cookers,
4-qt. size -----4.8 4.8S
- Orig. z.ss Demesed Bread
Boxes -- -sse
~ Orig. l.3e Step Ladders, 3-ft.
size -----------44e
Downstairs
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GLOVES

200 Orig. 79e Women's Better
Fobrie Gloves in broken sizes, l9e
Is Orig. 3.s5 Women's Long
Leather Gloves in black. small, sse
"a Orig. 1.95 Fobrie Goes. White
and blue, broken sizes ----I.l9
Street Floor
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NOTIONS g.
STATIONERY

50 Orig. Csc Meds. Discontinued
pkg. 40 to pkg. --2ee
IS Orig. 81 -Ssoress Boxes for
under the bed 49e
50 Orig. Sse Aluminium Tie Racks,
Use
IS Orig. 3se Aluminium Hot
Racks --25e
so Orig. 3se Accessory Boxes for
hose, hondkerehiefs s--25e
so Orig. 25e PIestie Coat Hangers
X 70 to,i oris. sse p'o.tie Hans.,. for Tor
coots, points, skirts --25e
so Orig. 2se Plastic Lingerie
Dryer -------------1Se
100 Orig. loe Hair Nets. Cop and
reeulor. Colors Sc
l44 Orig. 4se and 5se Rain
Hoods ---29e
10 Orig. LIS Nail Heed Sets, 7se
IS Orig. 81 Red Toy Chest for
tots clothes -- 39s
40 rig. l.zs Piostie Germent Boss.
Upper closing ---69e
IS Orig. Zoe Odd Lot Of candIes,
Sc
IS Orig. s5e to I.ss School Bags.
soc
IS Orig. Toe School Supplies, in
eludins ink pods. notebooks, etc,
Sc
500 Orig. s5e to z.Ss Feuntoin
Pens S9e
. Orig. i.49 Slightly SoiIsd Boby
Street Floor
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PIECE GOODS

IS Yds. Orig. 1.39 Tubular BoueIe
Jersey. 54" wide 49e yd.
$50 Yds. Orig. l.99 yd. AII-wooI
Jersey. 54" wide de-69e yd.
l40 Yds. Orig. l.49 Print Shon-
tuns. Asst. backgrounds, 3d.,
79e yd.
40 Yds. Orig. l.3s yd. Printed
Lingerie Crepe. Noise, whit. pink,
Street Floor 79e yd,
Evening star., 1948-10-28
LINENS AND
DoMESTICS

5 Orig. l.ss Both Ma. Sets.
IS Orig. i.7s Print TobIs Cloths.
Fost color. 48x5l size 6ee
IS Orig. 3se 1896 Solid Color
Frosted Turkish Towels -24c
IS Orig. 81 TobIe Cloths. 54x54.
Blue or eroy- 5se
50 Orig. loe Domosed Wosh
] Orig. e.ss Down Bed Pillow.
II Orig. l.ss 72xss Type l2s
Sheets. Seconds, soiled l.74
! Orig. 500 Wool. Cotton and
Rayon BIonket. Soiled and DOM
5 Orig. 3.ss coIored Cotton and
Royon Bedsprsads. Seconds and
s Orig. 5.ss kautieoI Pottern Che
mile Bedspreads ------z.s9
100 Yds. Orig. 25e yd. Muslin
Short Lengths. 36" wide,
l2he yd.
200 Yds. Orig. 3se yd. BreedeIoth
Finish BIeoehed Muslin --2se yd.
Street Floor
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2.98 to 5.95
Assorted
SCATTER
RUGS
7'ss s.2.ss 4.

Sove DOLLARS insteod of
cents on this SOLE, Group
includes shoes, reversible
and Persion design rugs
assortment Of sizes, coIors
and qualities. SoiIed and
Damaged.
Rugs, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-28
CAMERA SUPPLIES
AND SILVERWARE

2zo Orig. z9e G-2o-FiIm. Use in
ony 40 comero- o------l2e
8 Orig. s.s5 Sportus Folding
Comero o---6.99
! Orig. 1880 creis Jr. spIieer
with rewind ------7.ee
z Orig. $50 crois Jr. splieer with
Rewind -2.s9
s Orig. $40 Benson Light Unit,
4.es
"a Orig. Csc Bulbs for Benson
Lighter ----7se
4s Orig. 81 and l.s5 Cigarette
Pocket Lighter --------25e
] Orig. S24 "As Is" Sugar and
Cream Set. Sterling silver 500"
I Orig. 1850 "As Is" soIt and
Pepper. Sterling silver 500"
II Orig. Slz siIvsr-pIeted Well
and Tree Troy $50"
"a Orig. $1z Siiver-pIated Round
Serving Troy --6.9s"
43 Orig. 69e Mems leother Snop-
on Wateh Bracelets 2ee
Street Floor 'Plus Tar
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Remnants Odds Ends Some Sol Some As But
C O. D. uSIeF
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Reg. 1876
Hall and
STAIR
CARPET
90 yd.

Soiled-ond this is the only
reason it is being sold at this
rldiculously low price. All
wool pile moresque effect
velvet in green. blue and
rose-beiee.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
DRESSES

Second Floor
, 1948-03-25
TO NoN-S SUBSCRIBERS

Delivery boys can only sell
papers for cash. Il would mat
urally be difficult for them to
keep q record Of persons who
credit papers from them.
# you do not wish 10 sub.
scribe monthly then call at the
ot6ce and arrange for weekly
payments.
We assure you that we do
appreciate your patronage.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Miners Join Attack
On NLRB Injunction
Plea Against PRIMER!
BY the Associated Press

The United Mine Workers asserted
yesterday the court-order powers
of the Taft Hartley Act are invalid
and constitute an attempt to return
to Government by injunction"
The union made public a brief it
mailed to an indianapolis Federal
court. 1t asks dismissal of a Ma
tional Labor Relations Board
regional directors request for an
injunction against the AFL Inter-
national Typographical Union.
The requested injunction is de-
signed to prevent the ITU from
continuing alleged unfair labor
practices against newspapers until
the NLRB can decide if the union
is violating the new labor law.
Hearings Resume Tomorrow.
An NLRB hearing on the charges
against the union, initiated by the
American Newspaper Publishers AS
ISOLATION, will be resumed tomorrow
in Chicago.
The brief for Mr.. Lewis United
Mine Workers is to be filed tomor-
row with the indianapolis court by
Welly Hopkins, UNIV counsel. The
AFL and CIO also are submitting
briefs supporting the ITU.
The UNIV repeats the TTU con-
tentions that:
/. The power given the NLRB to
apply at its discretion for court
orders to halt alleged unfair labor
practices is unconstitutional. The
unions argue courts can issue in
functions only in matters in which
they will have the final decision.
They say the NLRB will have the
final Say on the charges against
the ITU.
Cannot Be Delegated.
2. The discretionary power to
apply for injunctions is given to
the NLRB itself and cannot be del
egated to a regional director.
1T is reasonable to say that the
grave results, factually and legally,
which flow from the action taken
in this case rank it as one of the
most important in the long history
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Vargas Gets Amnesty,
LoureI's PIeu DELAYED
By the A.socioted Press

MANILA, Sunday, Feb. 15.-Jorge
B. Vargas, puppet ambassador to
Japan during the war, was the first
prominent Filipino today to benefit
from the presidential amnesty by
the Philippines Congress.
A treason charge against Vargas
was dismissed in peoples court. Ac-
ton on a motion to dismiss the
treason charge against Jose P. Lau-
rel, puppet president of the Philip
pines, was postponed until tomor-
row.
Also pending was a motion to dis
miss the case against Teofilo Sison
only member of the puppet cabinet
to be convicted of treason. Sison,
whose life sentence is under appeal,
was secretary of the interior.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
W. {. Snyder, S., Dies;
West Virginia NeWsman
BY the Associated Press


BLUEFIELD, w. Va, Feb. a.
William C. Snyder, 55-year-old
veteran newsman and former two
term mayor of Bluefleld. died OF
cancer in hospital here today.
Mr.. Snyder left his post as as
sistant editor of the Bluefleld Daily
Telegraph a month ago to undergo
an operation. He was allowed to go
home after three weeks, then re-
turned to the hospital last Monday
when his condition became worse.
He was a former president of the
West Virginia League of Municipali-
ties and one of its most active MEM
berS.
Mr.. Snyder had a wide acquaint-
ance in the Southern West Virginia
coal fields. For many years his coal
industry column-"Over the Picking
Table"-has appeared every Sunday
in the Telegraph.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Albert Frey, II, Dies;
Impressionist Pointer
BY the Assecioted Press

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Feb. IA.
Albert Frey, ST., n, Zurich. Switz-
erland, artist and one of the pion-
GERS in the impressionistic school of
art, died today of pneumonia at
Palm Springs Community Hospital
He was visiting his son, Albert,
jr. Mr.. Frey had exhibited his work
in the United States, but more ex-
tensiVelY in Europe.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Harry Cole Bates Dies

IRVINGTON : ON HUDSON, N.
Y, Feb. IA (P.-Harry Cole Bates,
56, general counsel of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co. for II
years, died today. He had been as
sociated with Metropolitan for 80
wears.
Evening star., 1948-02-15

of the labor movement In the United
States" the brief said.
The UNIV added that the pre-
cedent Of an injunction against the
ITU would put an "ominous threat"
over the coal industry,
Evening star., 1948-09-17
British Huna Two Doctors

HAMBURG, Germany, Sept. II
R.-The British hanged today two
doctors who picked women for mass
deaths in German concentration
camps. They were Benno Orendi, a
Hungarian, and Walter Sonntag.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Girl, II Suffers Broken Leg
When She Runs Into Car

An 1l-year-old girl yesterday suf-
fered q broken leg when, according
to police, she ran into the side Of
a neighbor's car while playing in an
alley near her home, 1424 Somerset
place NV. She Is at Children's
Hospital.
The child, Ailene Barnhart, was
playing with a friend, police said,
when she was injured by car
driven by Goodman Piver, So, Of
1434 Somerset place.
Police said Robert P. Waters, 26,
OF Richmond, Va, was taken to
Casualty Hospital early today after
the car in which he was. riding
skidded and overturned, on Benning
road NE, between Hanna place and
G street. Hospital authorities said
Mr.. Waters was in fair condition
with a head injury.
Driver Of the car, police reported,
was Leslie S. Engelking, rs, Of
Greenbelt, Md. He was charged
with driving at an unreasonable
speed and failure to exhibit a driv-
ing permit.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Next Move in insult
To Ethiopian Envoy Up
To State Department

The next move in the case of Ras
n. s. Imru, Ethiopian Minister, who
was asked by an usher to change
his seat in Constitution Hall Mon
day at a meeting of the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science today appeared to be up to
the State Department.
In note to the department yes
terday, the Ethiopian Legation de-
manded punishment Of persons re-
sponsible for the insult"
The association. which has offered
regrets to the Minister, reported
that the usher had been told to re-
quest the Minister to change his
seat in the diplomatic section by a
woman whose identity has not been
learned.
The diplomat left the hall, the
Legation said, Gin protest against
such an insult" President Truman
was preparing to address the science
session when the incident occurred.
The note sent to the State De-
partment yesterday said:
4IC Ct1lAoPldA 6ofC4iAAACiA1 SO11-
siders the offense to its accredited
representative as grave and prone
to create serious implications, es-
pecialy so because the offense oc-
CURED in a public place and in the
presence of the President of the
United States.
THE imperial Ethiopian legation,
therefore, demands that the United
States Government will take ap-
propriate measures to repair the
damage and to punish the offender
in the manner that the dignity and
inviolability of an envoy represent
ing a sovereign government re-
quires."
The auditorium is owned by the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, but Manager Fred Hand said
the OAR had nothing to do with
the incident.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
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