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Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10
Car Enters Chefs

Columbia Falls second incident
of an automobile going through
the front of a store occurred early
Wednesday afternoon. Adolph
Hoerner apparently stepped on the
gas instead of the brake and found
his car midst electric stoves and
sinks in Chefs store Out went
window and there was noticeable
dislocation of concrete blocks.
Other car going through a store
front was at the Park drug in
May.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, who spen
the weekend at Standpoint AM
Spokane, returning home Labo
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roth are here
from Salt Lake City for a week
visiting V. J. Reynolds.
Saturday guests at the L. E
Shephard's home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Donwell, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Walterscherin, Miss
oula.
DR.. and Mrs. Lockridge, Mary
and Ann, and Mrs. Margaret Lock-
ridge were Wednesday evening
guests at the Jim Potter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Kiser, Miss
oula, were Tuesday guests at the
Jim Potter home.
The Bill Wheelers and the Ha-
rold Munsons called on the Jack
DeSart family Sunday night.
The John Vertrees family spent
the weekend at Cut Bank visiting
Mr.. Vertrees' aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Kienholz and ia
mily. While there they picked up
Mr.. Vertrees' mother, Mrs. Carl
Vertrees, Spokane, who will visit
The family before returning homo.
Friday Commander and Mrs.
Allen Green and family, en- route
rom Key West, Fla, to their new
station in Bremerton, visited the
iii brakes.
Thursday Mrs. brakes aunt and
lncle, Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Dig.gs.
shaker Heights, Ohio, spent the
light at the Drake home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Drake were :
'uests of the Carl Greiners at their
summer cabin on the Flathead for 6
he weekend.
Hungry Horse village was well =
epresented at Banff, Alberta, over ',
ne holiday weekend The David ;,
}. Culvers left Friday afternoon :,
or Calgary; the C. H. Spencers .
rove up Saturday and the Kent =
Jaws with the Chef Seymers, Co. G
lmbla Falls, drove to Calgary =
tie Saturday. All met at Banff :,
anday afternoon while enjoying =,
lie trip to the Banff-Lake Louise u
ga. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and
mlly visited Mrs. Patterson's pa +,
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10
Federated Clubs to Meet

There will be meeting Of of
ficers and presidents of clubs be,
longing to the county federation
of women's clubs next Monday, z
o'colck at the home of Mrs. Walter
Voelker, West Wyoming, Kalis-
pell. Final plans for the general
meeting to be held at the Presby-
terian church Sept. % will he
made. Registration is at o'clock
with luncheon served at the Beth
lehem Lutheran church at noon.
for luncheon should
be made to Mrs. Evart Hartman
Or Mrs. Donald Green, Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10

FOR SALE: TRAILER HOUSE,
reasonable in price, 16 #. Curtis
Wright, sleeps 4, butane heater
and 2 burner cooking plate. Lots
of cupboard space. Ask at Dam
town Cafe, Hungry Horse. OF
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10
Jim Gilman and Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Elllna,
rived in Columbia Falls last G
day following a wedding tr
the west coast. Mrs. Gilman !
former Margaret Bolish, Ron
The couple was married A,
% at Roundup. Guests at the
ding included Mr.. and Mrs
Gilman and Sam, Columbia =
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Wright
borgis, Mont; and Mr.. and
H. o. Salee, Bozeman
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10

Montana oil production for the
month of July, 1913 was 844, 3A6
barrels as compared with 739, 491
barrels for July, 1947.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10
SN9MRMsHH II e III g 81 & Il e ElsgE

Observation-Disclosures Il 6 Ea9H ssEasg EMP
4 ACRES, Highway 81, 2 ca
shower house, 4 room house. +
err parking space, good water
tenn, good fishing 6 miles +
Hungry Horse Il mile from sch
school bus. This is a bargain
this before you buy.
"a x So log building in Coh
bia Heights, $500.
FOX 80 GARAGE building, h
of Hungry Horse, equipment
gasoline pumps goes with T!
This must be seen to be appral
ted.
HOUSE, shop, garage, IA !,
best location in Columbia NJ
This is an ideal location for
rage, service station and mott
SMALL HOME, good locat.
S25O0.
8 ROOM modern home, n,
near school $500.
4 ROOM house, 4 lots, fllm;.
ed. $4,000.
NEW MODERN home in /,
$4,000.
NEW MODERN 2 bed, 1
house, Kennedy Addition, s4S
Terms.
HOUSE, 2 bedroom, mod !.
1880. Terms. !.
26 80 2 bedroom house, Cor :
ia Heights, $500. Terms. 4
8 ROOM house, water, all h
ished $265O.
HOUSE, 2 lots, modern 1854 :,
MODERN, hardwood floors. 2
ern heat, all furnished, ready
occupancy, near schools. closs
own. =
Lots of lots in Columbia n,
nd Hungry Horse arao
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10

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Norman and Billie Foster
Daniel
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Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-10

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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17
Buddy Johnson's
"Piano Concerto"
Hit of the Month

COLUMBUS, Ind. - Buddy
Johnson's brilliant Decca record
ing of Far Cry the first move
ment Of his own piano Cncerta,"
was chosen as the outstanding
recording for the month OF June
on. the Music Makers Club, po-
pular all-reQuest platter show on
radio station WCSI in this city,
it was announced by disccjockey
Graeme thinner.
Listeners to WCSPs Music
Makers Club" in the states OF
indiana, Ohio and Kentucky vot-
ed the Johnson disc of Far Cry"
into the top spot by a marrow
margin over Sam Donahue's
brand new Capitol waxing of
"Saxo-Boogie," while third place
donors went to Tommy Dorsey|s
RCA Victor revival Of LET Me
Call You Sweetheart
Other discs winning gunner
up honors in the ''Top Ten," ac-
cording to wax-whirler thinner,
were "Hindustan' by Ted
Weems, "Just Like That by
Johnny Long, jet Propulsion" by
Illinois Jacquet, "Cumana" by
Barclay Allen, Tea Leaves by
Jack Smith, Guest in the Nest
by Count Basic, and Haunted
Heart" by 10 Stafford.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17
THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY, JULY II, 1948

The Qualifications for both
the Presidential and Vice-Presi-
Dental candidates as stated in
the Constitution, are that tney
be at least 35 years of age, nat
ural born citizens, and resident
IN the U S for more than IA
years.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17
VOTE REPUBLICAN
Mrs. Mary Gladney
Dies of Heart Attack

Mrs. Mary Gfadney, of 439 East
46th pl., died June 27, Of heart
attack. She was we'll liked by
every one who knew her. She
leaves behind her, her daughters
and sons, Mrs. Camille Long,
leila Atkins, and Miss Lee Glad
ney; Her sons are Mr.. Aides
Gladney, Valirin Gladney, Marion
Gladney, Leonard Gladney and
Nolan Gladney. Also a host of
grand children and great grand
children.
You can tell by the flowers
that she had what the community
though of her. he flowers would
fill up a floral shop and still have
enough for another one. The
funeral home was fill up the last
seat by mourners of Mrs. Glad
neyy's friends.
The rites were at the Metro
politan Funeral home, Thursday,
July l.
VOTE REPUBLICAN
Keep always with you, wher-
ever your course may lie, the
company of great thoughts.
HI. H. Asqueth
VOTE REPUBLICAN, -
OF this we may be sure: that
thoughts winged with peace and
love breathe a silent benediction
over all the earth, cooperate with
the divine power, and brood I'M
consciously DER the work Of His
hand.
VOTE REPUBLICAN =
READ THE CHICAGO WORLD
FOR THE LATEST NEWS AND
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PATRONiZE OUR ADVERTIZ-
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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17

fourth and fifth week, and marks
the first time in several years
the Count has come to a Broad
way theater with a major hit
film to help his box office draw,
all of which should crack a few
attendance marks at the Strand.
In a twO-week date at the Strand
last fall, Basic crossed a near
record $139, 900 in spite of hav-
ing a picture that gave him very
little support at the box office.
In the past ten years, Basic
has played every Broadway pre-
sentation debut at LOew's State
Theater in 1888, then played q
couple of dates at the Paramount,
and in 1871 played his first en-
gagement at the Strand. In 1914,
the Jump King" went into the
Roxy Theater for the first of a
series Of three consecutive an
nual engagements at the house,
and last year switched back to
the Strand after the Roxy dis
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17

DETROIT, Mich.-Sarah Vau-
GIN, the nations No. l song sty-
list, continues her series Of
nitery engagements with a date
at the smart Copa Club in Pitts
burgh Immediately following her
current engagement at The
Bowery in the Motor City, which
concludes July IS.
The incompatible Miss Vau-
ghn will playy the Copa Club the
week Of July 10, and then heads
for the Windy City Of Chicago
where she is booked for two
weeks at the Blue Note, start
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17

- VOTE REPUBLICAN
READ THE CHICAG WORLD
EVERY WEEK FOR THE LAT
EST IN NEWS AND FEATURES
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17
Illinois Jacquet
Sets Record In
Kansas City, Mo.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Illinois
Jacquet, the renowned Dynamo
of the Saxophone," who's been
proving that there's nothing
wrong with the entertainment
business that a hot box office
attraction can't cure, continued
his record breaking sweep thru
the south and midwest by racking'
up the fantastic mark of S,19S
paid admission in a one-night
dance date at the auditorium here
last Sunday night.
The mighty mite OF the saXo-
phone, making his first appear
ance in this city since last Nov
ember, more than doubled the
attendance at his first date at
the auditorium and thrilled a
capacity audience with one Of
the greatest musical perform
ances on record. Jacquet and his
high-flying seXtette not only
played for an evening of dancing
but also staged special one
hour jazz concert in which the
youthful saxophone maestro pre-
scented several Of his concert
specialties, including such eX-
citing selections as "Jazz at the
Philharmonic, Blues Part Two"
Mutton Leg" King Jacquet,'
TRobbins Nest" and jet Pro-
pulsion."
Promoters of Jacquet's dance
date at the auditorium under
estimated his tremendous draw
ing power as a result Of which
the scene was. turmoil right up
to the start of the dance as an
Inadequate staff found it impos-
sible to handle the huge throngs
that swarmed to the box office.
Traffic was practically at a
standstill in the vicinity OF the
auditorium until a detail Of spe-
cial police was rushed to the,
scene.
Crosses on the majority of JAG
DUETS dance dates on his par
with his record-breaking concert
tour earlier this year. At the
Club Riviera in st. Louis, Satur-
day night, an estimated 1900 per-
sons were turned away at the
box office as Jacquet set another
alltime attendance mark at the
popular Mound City dance spot.
VOTE REPUBLICAN -
The most natural beauty in
the world is honesty and moral
truth. For all beauty is truth.
-Shaftesbury
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17
Pearl Buck Writes
Book From 7 ak
With Mrs. Robson

NEW YORK-Pearl Buck, the
DISTINGUISHED novelist on Chinese
subjects, is writing her current
hook american Argument on
the Negroes thoughts and 1eei-
ings in personal manner. 10
get the substance of her mater
ial she has had series OF con-
versations with Mrs. Paul Rope-
son and together they have COM
pared their feelings as Amerl-
can mothers, world citizens anu
lust plain human beings. Inns
casual friendly treatment OF the
subject is similar to Mrs. Buck
three previous talk books on
hina, Russia and Germany anu
is based on the same formula o.
conversing with natives OF the
country for their views.
VOTE REPUBLICAN =
Rev. H. w. Curlmgham, pas
In giving, a man receives more
than he givs, and the more Is
in proportion to the worth oltHe
thing given. George MacDonalu
- VOTE REPUBLICAN
Give, and it shall be given I'M
toto you; good measure, presseu
down, and shaken together, anu
over.-Luke 6:3S
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17

continued its name band policy
in favor Of straight vaudeville.
Basic will bring an all-star
support show to the Strand, fea-
ranked second only to the in
turing Billie Holiday, who is
ranked second only to the in
comparable Sarah Vaughn as a
song stylist, the comedy team of
stumpy and the featured men,
hers Of the Basic band, including
Jimmy Rushing, Bob Bailey, Earl
Ttra,,,on Paul Gonzales Buddy
Ttate Harry Edison, D1ckle
Wells George Matthews anu
Emmett Berry. s-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17

ing July 26.
Following her nitery engage
ments, Miss Vaughn is schedul-
ed for a series Of tneater book
ings, which will include the week
of August 20 at the Royal in
Baltimore, the week Of August
27 at the 125th Street Apollo in
New York. and the week of
September 3 at the Howard in
Washington, with additional
being set at the State-Lake in
Chicago, the Palace in Cleveland,
and the Broadway Capitol in
Detroit
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17

hours a day. He probably frowns
on practice as much as any nor
NAL youngster but his avowed
purpose is a successful musical
career and plenty of money to
provide for his mother the rest
of her life.
Joey's brightest ray on his
motion picture horizon IS the
interest shown in him by Howard
Hughes, whose every motion IS
king size. Hughes has an eye on
Joey for his new RKO-Radio
Pictures organization. If these
plans materialize, Joey c'sareer
will be given the jet propulsion
treatment and his brilliant little
star will soon be shooting high
in the Hollywood armament.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17

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~ The Chicago World
rs s. 35th ST., Chicago, III.

toassusausseeesasssssaaa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
M. A. MY husband and 1 do
not get along SO we'll. Why?
everyytime l go out and stay d
little late or if | spend the night
with mother, he says | have been
out with a man. What is the mat
ter with him?
Ans: He's jealous and you GER
tainly do not make any effort to
help him control this tendency.
Staying out late in the evenings
and spendig the light away from
home WithCrt him causes him
to imagine that you really are
not playing fair. You won't be
able to keep our husband happy
unless you show him more con-
sideration. Include him in your
activities.
l.. G. B.-I completed my col
lege course and have been work
ing two years. | want very much
to enter the College Of Swedish
Massage in Chicago this fall.
Please advise me.
Ans: This fie dlof endeavOr
appeals to you-go to Chicago
and complete this course of
study and become qualified in
this work. The chances are, you
will 60 in business for yourself
in a few ears. The vacation city
where you now live would be an
ideal spot for OH to begin your
business career.
B. ST. am % and in love with
a girl IL. She says she loves me.
l asked her to marry but she said
she would tell me later. She still
goes out with other boys. WHAT'S
her objection to me if she loves
me?
Ans: You drink too much to
suit her. Cut it out altogether
or be more moderate in your
drinking if you expect to win her
for a wife. She has admitted that
she loves you but she is not 60
ing to give up her friends until
she is engaged. The young lady
has the right idea.
r. M. My problem is this;
| am lonesome. l work day M
on weekends. l d&on't have any
thin to do but go to a show ali
alone. There is no one to take
me out any where. | would ike
to know if l will ever meet
nice gentleman friend and What
must | do?
Ans: You can enjoy an active
social life if you will get around
and mix more freely with people.
BECOME affiliated with a church
and take part in the actlVltles IL
offers-meeting as many people
as many people as you can. Make
some girl friends for they VIII
introduce you to the men OF their
acquaintance. 1t is through So
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nice fellows and eventually 1lhu
a husband. You can't hope to ma
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a. r. CT am anxious to know
about a piece of land am buying.
It seems like the man sold me
the wrong place. | Thought hau
= tract facing the highway. lie
saws now that it is the tract back
off the stream. don't want that
place. Tell me what | should 40
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stake off your boundary line ana
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now before yyou continue with
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-07-17

NEW YORK-Count Basic, the
Jump King Of SWING" makes a
triumphant return to Broadway
with his celebrated orchestra to
open an engagement of at least
three weeks on stage of the
Strand Theater on Friday, July
Is, in conjunction with the
world premiere of the widely
hailed Warner Brothers film,
Key" co-starring Humphrey Be-
CART and Lauren Bacall.
Basie's engagement at the
Strand calls for minimum of
three weeks, with options or a
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Tate and Kathryn Hackney, girl.
r1soruA apA ruthsrinA Esukx hov

Tate and Kathryn Hackney, girl.
George and Catherine Hanks. boy.
Richard and Isabelle Hanrahan. girl.
Melvin and Maxine Hardy, boy.
Joseph and Ellen Hart, boy.
Ian and Vivian Hit, boy.
Norman and Justine Hooker. girl.
Philip and Zelda Janus, boy.
Emery and Elizabeth Jones, boy.
Bramwell and Colleen Kielsgard, boy.
Jules and Margaret Koenig, girl.
Robert and Ella Konikow. girl.
Bernard and Sylvia Laps, girl.
Keith and Mary Ladder, girl.
Walter and Eleanor Idtwin, girl.
Arnold and Gladys Mackenzie, girl
Herbert and Nadine Macdonald, girl.
william and Dorothy Maher, girl.
william and Sara Martin, boy.
Harold and Mildred Maynard, girl.
Robert and Kathryn Meehan, girl.
Robert and Geraldine Mercer, girl.
Nicholas and Ann Mecca, girl.
Cleo and Doris McCord, boy.
Ralph and Edith McKeayer, boy.
Hugh and Emily McKinnie, girl.
Clifford and Lillian Needham, girl.
Ricey and Justin New, boy.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

/. Jack and Florence Newman. boy.
Robert and Nadene Nichols, girl.
Bernard and Doris O'Brien, girl.
Ralph and Inez O'Hara, girl
| william and Mary Patterson, boy.
James and Thelma Ready, girl.
Charles and Katherine Rock, boy.
Robert and June Rock, girl.
Kenneth and Moreno Romjue, boy.
John and Patricia Rouge, boy.
John and Carrie Rusyn, girl
Jack and Florence Sabbath, boy.
Gilbert and Ruth Serrin, girl
William and Mildred Seyford, girl
Charles and Margaret Shipp. boy.
Walter and Mary Siciak, girl.
George and Audrey Stanford, girl.
Peter and Marie Stea, boy.
Merlyn and Virginia Sleeper, boy.
Samuel and Anne Still, boy
William and Marian Thorogood, boy.
John. and Phyllis Tucker, girl.
Arnold and Jenny Valentine, girl.
James and Mary Waring, girl.
Fred and Elaine Way, boy.
Vincent and Mary Whalen, boy and girl.
David and Dorothy Wood, girl.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Births Reported
(From D. c. Bureau of vital statisties.]

Alfred and Mary Aleshire, boy.
Edward and Dorotny .44.~... sIrl.
Paul and Dorothy Anderson, boy.
John and Leone Bartlett, girl.
William and Minerva Bassett. boy.
James and Nancy Beardsley, boy.
BENJAMIN and Edith Berkus, girl.
Chester and Mildred Bowers. boy.
Marvin and Doris Bowman, girl.
Fred and Mildred Brinson, boy:
Charles and Marjorie Brown, girl.
Vincent and Velma Burke. girl.
James and Peral Burns, boy.
Gornnan and Norma Carter, boy.
Duncan and Mabel Clark, boy.
Charles and Freds Cohen, boy.
Thomas and Evelyn Corker, girl,
Philip and Alline Crossneld, girl.
Alfred and Olive Davis, girl.
Donald and Pauline Ensle, girl.
Edward and Ann Fogarty, girl.
D'Arcy and Marjorie Gallagher, boy.
Charles and Margaret Gellner, boy.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

Rudolph and Marie wrobel, girl.
Victor and Ruth Yocco. girl,
Anthony and Vivian Chloe, girl.
David and Thelma Click. girl.
Charles and Dolores Crawford. girl.
Tyree and Clara Davis, boy.
Marshall and Precious Estes, twin boys.
Finis and Villa Green, boy.
Roger and Doretta Harrell, boy.
George and Tazel Hopkins, boy.
Robert and Frances jackson, girl.
Theodore and Doris Kilby, boy.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
DyERTISEMEN
AUVEKTISEMENT
How DrEdWards Helps
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on sorH upper and lower bowels to
produce more natural-liks move
ments. No gripping. Just complies
tisfoe4ion. Buy todayl 15t. .30k.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

Oscar and Eva Sullivan, boy.
William and Avegene Tinsley, girl.
Solhe and Mary Turner, girl.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
Marshall Again Urges
Universal Traininq
BY the Assoeioted Press

Early adoption of universal mill
tary training was urged by Secre-
tary of State Marshall late yester-
day on six Senators who came to
him concerned about communism s
latest push in Europe.
The Senators, members of the
Armed Services Committee, are
nearing a committed vote on the
legislation whose chances of passage
have not appeared bright. On the
House side, it is stuck in the Rules
Committee, with no sign of Earring
loose. - - : - e.. s
Chairman Gurney of the Senate
committee told reporters, the six
sought out Gen. Marshall in view
Of international developments, 'in-
cluding CZechoslovakia and the crit
ical situation in Finland"
They spent the period getting his
ideas on universal military train
ing "and his definite assurance he
is for it just as he has always
BEEN" Senator Gurney added.
With Senator Gurney were Sena-
tors Bridges, Republican. of New
Hampshire; Robertson, Republican
of Wyoming; Saltonstall, Repub-
lican, Of Massachusetts,; Byrd, Dem
ocrat, of Virginia, and Hill. DEM
ocrat, of Alabama.
The training proposal, strongly
supported by the administration
and the defense establishment, got
a. dash of cold water, meanwhile,
from Senator Taft, Republican, OF
Ohio. He said he favored an extra
billion dollars or so for air pre-
paredness. He talked of getting the
money "by cutting out $400, 900, 900
for universal military training" and
shifting other funds from the Army
and Navy.