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Evening star., 1948-08-03
ROOMS WANTED.

GIRL PLANNING to enter Catholic Col.
olic family in exchange for light house.
work or care Of children; preferably In
Georsetown. Hobart 1857 between ano
WANTED BY LADY-Furn. room; NV
pref. State location and price. Bon
LfGHT HousEKEEpING ROOM, kitchen
laundry privils.. or small apt. in pvt
home IN Arlington for working mother and
4-year-old son. RE. 4142, Ext. 1882
between and 5:30 pm. A.
REFINED WOMAN, nonsmcker. nom
drinker. desires single room, in good
home with elderly couple or widow lady;
near j 8 husline. Box 193-R. Star A.
MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN desires room
with privilege of using coffee percolator:
best references. Box 194-R, Star. A.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

with board: pvt. bath; suitable Tor 4
nlahtworHs5' Tda. Ho aa7s Also single and s doSels
iaos 18th ST. Nw.-sinrle. dble. and
space to share for man: maid service
excel meals and transp. MI 2740, DU.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-Newly deco
rated double and triple rooms; daily maid
service: switchboard service; good meals.
call NO. 1855. 17l2 New Hampshire ave.
14os 18th ST. NV; a very attractive
like: we serve delicious breakfasts and
dinners; only 10 min from downtown;
dble for men now at $47.50 each. MI.
SINGLE AND SHARE rms for men and
women elevator and switchboard; excel
lent meals. 1925 18th st. NV. -
WOMEN'S RESIDENCE CLUE, excellent
meals; se1i 1901 v st. NV Call after B.
Sousisr 5 snsr' HOUSE CONVERTING to board
and room. Scott Circle, 1912 18th st.
NV Wide selection Of choice, newly dec
Grated, large double and single rooms
running water IN many, some with PVT.
bath. Large closets. Elevator. switch
board. walking distance downtown. p.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
HOUSES ruRh. OR UhFURh.

WINDY KNOLL, electric Kitchen. h.-w. oil
heat. hardwood floors, din. rm; 14xl4
iiv.. rm. 1880. bedrms; ,, l4xl4; .nt 6as1 6nsn
porch, lse. attractive yard with shade
i.car garage; S125 per mo; uniurn.. SIZE
per mo. furn. Call for appt., Vienna S.M
MCLEAN, yA.-3-bedrm house, on 4 acres
overlooking Old Dominion dr.; furnished
stor' ask for Elmwood 322 or 325. VIM
n IAUGHLIN Realtor, Mclean, Va. -
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-s.E. end s.w

furn. room, next bath, In clean private
home; sgle. or dble FIR. 1912 after 8 pm
1900 You ST. s.E.-cool room, next to
priviis. conv transp FIR 1881. 81
LADY OF QUIET. Christian character te
share comfortable sc. apt With. Win middle
311s N ST. Sc corner Branch ave: and
N st.-Lovely cool room, ]. h.k. privils;
$50 18th ST. s.E.-one room, twin beds;
RnoM Pas NJ FOR FOE TIiiHT IiGHT HOUSEKEEPING, s12
wk Call LEE HAR, FIR. 0749:
Evening star., 1948-08-03
HOUSES 70 SHARE

COUPLE on GIRLS, to share lovely
home; nice location; lge. liv. rm-.. bedrm. q.
Kitchen; laundry privileses; available AUG
NICE IGE. hoME, in suburbs, for nice
esuDIe; ,s nS ss'sssss'esa sss to child; On e.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
ApAPrMghTs EXCHANGED.

l.bedrm apt. In NV, for or bedrm
furn. apt. or house; $3.50 maximum rent
Call co S72S -3
Evening star., 1948-08-03

GIRL WANTED to share 3-rm. apt, in Sc
section. with another. AK. 0670. -3
FOxHALL vLLAGE-Woman will share
an attractive 2-b -ba throom home with one
or two other professional women. EN-. 404S
INTELLIGENT, CoNGENrAL Jewish girl
25 TO 30. to share COOL spacious 2-bedrm
4 YOUNG LADY to share furn. 2-bedrm
apt: with girls, in nice Sc. section
Cell LU. 531S bet. $50 pm. and :; m
GIRL WANTED to share room with an.
other girl; SIS wk. 1855 st. ne.
TR. 5112 -
YOUNG JEWISH MAN will share mod
apt. with young man, in apt. bldg: .unlim
phone: ideal setup. FIR. 483S after
Evening star., 1948-08-03
POULTRY and EGGS.

PIGEONS, White Kings, reasonable. Gal
FA. 1900. Urn
JAMES FEED STORE, 6la x st. NV ME
0oSa BABY chicks. feed ard poultry sup.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
ROOMS uhFuRkIshED.

227 I4th ST. Me- rooms for light
houseksspins; heat gas electric semtievt
cOLoRED-UNFURNIsHED ROOM in apt
$40 month: all priyiledEes: AK. 6309
Evening star., 1948-08-03
I " WESLEY BUCHANAN
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

N.v det brick homes Some wiz be
complete in 10 DAYS; oI spprsyeS; k .lsS k1
BROS. 8 and z rooms. sas heat electric
and windows. ven insulated. some have
built-in ssrs.es For sssn. mere n.a ,niS{maIp,GHp 81
AZ sea7 M In. 01 Az 70 reach: Drive out
& Ssss. ave. 70 500 block. turn left, fcliDv
sisn II blocks 10 nsw homes. oDsn est'
and SUN.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
HOUSES UNFURNiSHED.

FAILS CHURCH-S rooms, 2 modern
min. by car to Washinston or committing
by W. a. o. D. r. R.; real suburban
paradise: S175 mo. Call Mrs. THEE
Evening star., 1948-08-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcentJ

WENDELL TERRACE-Larse, cool rms
to share: pleasant porches, shady lawns,
lines; maid service; S45 monthly. 1877
Belmont I'd. NV, MI. 9436. -
THE oAKMoNT, 1774 Mass. ave. NV
Very lge. front dble.: 500 mo. "a; spa
ARLINGTON, VA.-Two blocks from clar-
endon; nicely furnished; excellent meals;
1928 10Th 81. N.W.-Nice single rms +;
S45 up also double triple and share rms.
SAT so each; home cooked meals. 3
CLUB MASoN-1726 New Hampshire ave
NV: idble. to share for lady: live at Wash. 8
service, Mrs. Sample. NO. $40. 3
Evening star., 1948-08-03
MIIST BE SOLD

MUST BE SOLD
st.: s-rm. and bath det frame, covered
with permastone, recr.. rm., shower and
lavatory in bsmt,, h..w:h.. Oil burner, hrk.
Investment BLDG, DI. 50l5: ewes. EN-.
5407.
NEAR WISCONSIN AVE.
This unusually clean modern row brick
home is in perfect condition. lst door
has reception hall, liv. rm. with hrepisee,
screened porch Is II. wide end floor
has good sized hedrms. and mod. TILED
bath. Also lge. screened porch opening
paneled recrea rm. with fireplace on
h.-w.h. Priced reasonably at S17,760.
w. B. WRIGHT
rH2 opSn tIJ O /,
Evening star., 1948-08-03
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.
- WHITE-FACE HEREFORD cows, 7 with
calf BY side and l bull; excellent breedlns
atpas' s44s 14th Hf'I NV, AD. s1oo IS
STOCKER, in feeder cattle, steers and
heifers 400 to $50 lbs. ANY amount; rea.
eonably priced. SH 2114, ME. 1884. 80
Evening star., 1948-08-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.

2-BEDROOM ROW HOUSE, comfortably
furnished: NV section; for ! month fr9m 9n
ssrdk i YsstSyf5T HTsT5N a' h.sf5i
SW SW fs8s fTsN. oK oaousH' ssRe bedrooms e.ths,
sSny Snt ,sn sG tf'ssR r ssoo no ao'less 81 asss
NEARBY VA, back from street on l acre;
stl beat cs sH0l cH hIlltSppi Spis "a miles out; ABOUT
m. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE - Lovely A.
bedroom home with Ice. liv. rm ana onn 9in;
5sl ns sSn fE1rB Co. Au ;5oa sssS
fy1; LADY hI fEAviSe nSgs FOR FLORIDA. want.
to rent a beautiful s-rm. house, house, complete. ts
y set fsTn auick: nse no phone n ss0e Calls e Emery
RD1RaLiNSroN Al + n FOREST, v1RGrN1A-six.
pePeh hsu;s sfse ts5ss Box sseso'gs
FOR Rent, for month of-August through
Labor Day, furnished house, 3 bedrms:; !
bath, 1 lavatory, lily. rm., din. rnn., Ky
ADJ, aps iaxni A. T.. n5 CASE Kent rd., ws.rdogr.
Annapolis after : pm. Phone ANNAPOLIS
sx:1 snrn. house r.4,ss
sIiS GROVE ST., SILVER srRING1com,
HfAEn psIfzE 'nd METEa HIisz fsFnsasd sF $751;
7 sssh im dalD' AND MYRrLE-s b.drms.. 2 baths;
iafP a4s SCmP5s5ezz DH zss $3.50 JACK s RSYr se
FIVE ROOMS. nicely furnished; by owner;
new residential section. Phone Taylor
fa5dbi Rock THsiEaakk' esEHk' fAsk.v.r, large, 4e.d
rqounds; s sna ss6 $500 nOae pen mo I6RIA Broth
Evening star., 1948-08-03
IN BURLEITH'S

14N 10 1V3111 Z ~ -
Most exclusive section-An elegant Eng
lish-type row overlooking Virginia hills.
It has g nice. very clean rooms with the
bath, full basemt. with in-out entrance
sized Pittsburgh water heater. Lovely
front and rear yards. with paved alley:
BARGAIN. , s15,75o. s1575oS' The trust is Sc, 900.
shown by appt. only. Call Mr.. Harrins-
ton. EN- 744S or MI. 2100.
]. LEO KOLB CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
"GREENACRES"

lust Isted-this splendidly constructed g.
rm. detached center-entranee Plan br'ek
home is only about 9 yrs. old and Ia
.itusted in an exceptionally desirable re-
strictsd neiehborhood: recreation rm
screened porch, slate roof, sas heat; cor
one Immediately. Call ME. 1143 until
Evening star., 1948-08-03

McDEvITT, REALTOR SALES BULLETIN
Cleveland Park-LarEe detached white
rooms, 3 baths, 8 porctes, oil h.-w.h.; ga
rage.
Bethesda-Nr. Naval Hospital: 6-room,
detached brick, fireplace, side porch gas
heat. H.,
ightwood-semidetache brick. six
rooms. porches, rec. rnn., Oil h.-wh.'
Takoma Park. near Carroll and Flower
aves-Detached brick, bedrooms, y,
baths. oil heat.
McDEVITT. Realtors, sH. $780, EA'
Evening star., 1948-08-03

2-SEDROoM. newly decorated brick, home
with additional bedrm. in bsmt.; ada
cent shopping center and transp. lease
goes with purchase Of FURNISHINGS; must
Be seen to be spprsciated; vicinity 2sth
GEORGETOWN-2 bedrms, bath lava
tory. nreplaces, sas heat; $13b. Box
Evening star., 1948-08-03
GLOVER PARK

Prewar,built row brick; has ,.T .T niee
ment, oil NV. heat; large front porch,
session with title; It nss az fans s2y ovn O.
hy appoIntment only. Call Major Lane,
Ma. $500: ewes. and week ends, WI. o2sS
~ BOSS 3 & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE

BY EMPLOYED MOTHER, with responsible,
care for boy. 4; private home, prefer D. C.
ST. 1873. Ext. 103. 3s
Evening star., 1948-08-03
EXCEPTIONAL OFFER

Doctors home and ONCE for. sale. vicinity
Of Jewish Community, Center, on 18th
St; attractively priced; financed to re-
sponsible purchaser; shown BY appt. only.
$4,000; Shepherd Parks bedrms.;
venient to everything; immediate poss.
bedrms,,- 2h baths. custom built
home and terms c. FRED KELLEY.
WI. s646. OIL. 2095. q
Mr.. SCHOOLS AND SHOPPING
Best NV. section. lovely det. on beautiful
lot, bedrm., powder rr1., lse. Nv. rnl.
den, kit, pantry on 1st n. Nice side
porch; 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd a.;
full bsmt., maids rm. toilet in bsnt.
Real value less than 100000. Terms
open.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Call Wo. OeOs, 1O-1; MI. 2423 other
times --3
Evening star., 1948-08-03

ONE-ROOM STUDIO APT, cooking facll.
for %; utils., linen. dishes furn.; share
1910 18th ST. NW.-2nd-n apt, studio
hv. rm. and kitchenette, new Westins.
house refgr., metal cabinets, slec; roastel
GENTLE home; employed couple only;
1880 per mo in advance. Call after
4:3O pm, Ia 6S27.
refsr., semipvt. bath; employed adults
Evening star., 1948-08-03
ROOMS rURkIsHEp-korhee.t

COLORED-? MEN to share large rn
with twin beds IA a4S1 -
Evening star., 1948-08-03
GEORGETOWN

In an area Of restored homes; attractive
PiiSf pitch.n 10" on T ist door; bedrooms and
bath % on End; hot-sster heat; soed con
dition; reasonably priced Ct sl4;soo; en
eyes and week ends, OIL. 52e5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
APARTMENTS UhEURhIsHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE rm efncieney apt.
kitchenette and bath; unfurn.: $50 mo
mi 17S4 LACK HAYES. INC. d
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08
EMPLOYERS HAVE REDUCTION
IN UNEMPLOYMENT TAXES

Helena. - U.D - Montana en-
ployers received a reduction in state
unemployment compensation taxes
amounting to $l.837, 900 on the basis
of more than IS per cent return
for l947, according TO Barclay
Craighead, chairman of the Mon
tana Unemployment Compensation
Commission.
This was made possible by the
operation of an experience rating
amendment to the law providing in
general for a One-third reduction OF
collections from the old standard
rate Of 81 per cent, Craighead
sand. Il should like to point out that
tins is the only reduction in taxes
Montana employers got in l947."
Total taxable wages for the year
paid by state employers, reached
$I91.544, 300 in l047, an increase Of
more than 100000 over 1916 as
result of the increased employ
ment and wages and salaries
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Murray of
Missoula have baby daughter
born Tuesday. April s. according to
Woro received by her sister, Mrs.
Perce Baker Mrs. Murray is the
former Helen Hargreaves of this
J. c Eastland of Eureka. visited
Tuesday afternoon and Yesterday
morning with his friend L. H.
Bradourn. who is in St. Johns Hos
pital IN Libby Mr.. Eastland paid
the Western News publisher a
pleasant call, while in town.
X. l. Endlcott of the Libby Cream
cry, was d business visitor the first
OF the week in Spokane.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday of each month.
Andy Nordom of Kalispell. who
has been helping with repair work
at The Libby Creamery for the
past two weeks, returned home last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Kienitz is reported
seriously i'll this week.
Don Bill was lucky in landing
a TWO and three-quarter pound rain
bow trout Easter Sunday which he
caught in Rainbow Lake near Hap
pys Inn.
-LumDer and Sawmill Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the 2nd and
4th TUESDAY of each month
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. George Pike returned Thurs
day of last week from Weiser, Ida.
where she has spent the winter a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferc
Peterson, former owners of the Lib
by Floral Mrs. Peterson is Mrs
Pixies daughter.
Henry Nollar was reported to be
seriously i'll at his home, last week
but is much better this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Leitner. who
spent the winter in Stockton, Calf.
returned Monday and are now ir
charge of Cliffside, their camp II
miles southeast of Libby on U. S. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond D. Zim-
mer and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E
thinner left Thursday of last week
for WateTtoWn, N. Y, to attend the
funeral of their grandfather, George
Mytices While in the East they
expected to visit their younger
brother, Leonard thinner of Holy
oke, Mass.
Mrs. Stuart Risley received a
phone call reporting that her father,
A. A. COPYRIGHT, is i'll at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. H. L. Walt
man, at Winona, MINI. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. COPYRIGHT left Wednes-
day afternoon by car for Winona
and will bring the elder Mr.. Court
right home when he is able to
travel. He has been visiting in
Indiana for some time.
Keith Wiedenheft, who is en-
gagged in construction work at Ru-
pert, Ida, came last Saturday to
visit his parents and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Wiedenheft and Miss
Ramona, for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Whitehair
of Kalispell, visited over the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Max Sturm. Mrs. Sturm and Mrs.
Whitehair are sisters.
F. R. Baney of Eureka, was in
Libby caring for business matters
Tuesday evening and Wednesday.
1st/Sgt. Hall and Mrs. Hall of
Fort Douglas, Utah, are the parents
of a son born March 49, The Halls
are former Libby residents.
Mrs. E. A. Rice left for Olympia,
Wash, last night to attend the we'd
ding Of her niece, Donna Newcomer.
Sale by Sr. w. S. c. S. at
Adkins Grocery, Saturday, April 10,
at l o'clock Coffee, cake and do
nuts will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stull of Dell
S. D., arrived in Libby Sat
urday afternoon. They will live
in the house formerly owned by
Charlie Noel Mr. and Mrs. Stull
are the parents of Mrs Roy NJ.
Sherman. Mrs. Sherman went down
on the bus to Missoula to meet them
and come back with them.
Little Terry Murray of Missoula
IS visiting his cousin, Kent Baker.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08

Anton Teterud of Troy came by
train on business visit to Libby
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Molyneau1
were in Libby Saturday, having
driven over from Troy. They sale
the road was pretty bad.
Earl l. Meier and Charles Bump
of Trego were in Libby Wednesday
and Thursday of last week on com
munity business.
Virgil Jore, Moyie Springs, Idaho
Fred Kissinger and Mrs. Kenneth
| Shelter of Troy were in Libby
Saturday on business connected
with Leonia, Idaho, School District
No. Is.
Corporal David Thomas is home
from Seattle for a visit before leav-
/ ing for Alaska ont his next service
assignment.
Frank Herrick, former Libbyite,
underwent a second major opera
ton the past week Since he will be
confined quite sometime, he IN
doubtedly would appreciate hearing
from his Libby friends. Mail will
reach him if addressed to the S &, P
Ben Baenen and Harvey Shelly
hiked Is miles on snowshoes the
other day in the Raven Ranger Dis
trict to BARGE Lookout where they
measured the snow, with a depth of
ten feet showing on the stick.
Mrs. Merton Miller left last Sat
urday for Gle Elum where her
daughter was to undergo an opera
ton.
Mrs. Margaret Viebrock from
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, is here visit
ing Mrs, Amelia Spranger and Mrs.
E. T. Viebrock for several days.
Supervisor VIM. Guernsey of the
Forest Service is attending a meet
ing of the supervisors of II regions
in Forest No l at MiSsoula this
week.
Mrs. Clarence Swimley and Mrs.
Oertel and their daughters, Miss
Helen Swimley and Miss Dolores
Oertel were Spokane visitors over
the weekend.
Notice:-Loyal Order of Moose
Annual election of officers next
Monday evening, April II, at Moose
Hall, o'clock. The following Mon
udy evening. April ~, we 90 10
Troy for joint installation of Of
ficers. G. E. Leckrone Sr. Pub
licity Chairman.
Saturday night, April II, will be
the last of the series of three card
parties to be given by the Moose
and Women of the Moose. So mark
the date now and plan accordingly.
Walter R. Talsma, Rdm. BIC ar
rived in Libby Saturday from
Seattle to spend a 80 day leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Talsma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe ex-
pect to leave Friday morning for
Portland, Ore, where Mr.. Rowe will
attend to business matters. While
there they will visit with their
son-in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs A. E. Fry.
Joe Ritzman and Dewey Wey-
hunt went to Kalispell Saturday,
Mr. Weyhunt taking over his trailer
house. Mr.. Ritzman returned home
Monday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep
gratitude to our many friends for
the kindness. sympathy, beautiful
floral offerings and spiritual bou-
quetS during the illness and death
of my beloved husband and our
father and brother.
Mrs William Schagel
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Schagel
and family
Manly Schagel
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Schagel
Helen Schagel
Sterling Schagel
Mrs. Winifred Nilsson and Tracy
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Schagel Jr.
and son
Mr.. S. f. Schagel
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08
TWENTY EIGHT HOSPITAL
PROJECTS ARE UNDER
CONSIDERATION IN MONTANA

A total of % hospital construction
or addition and remodeling projects
to cost an estimated $13, 464, $50 are
in the process of planning or con-
struction in Montana, according to
Robert J. Munzenride hospital en-
gineer for the State Board of
Health
All projects now in the planning
stage should reach the construction
stage within two years, Munzen-
rider said.
Ot the total, Is have indicated a
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08
JUNIOR w. S. G. S.
MEETING ON APRIL 2

The Junior W.S.C.S. of the Libby
Methodist Church met at the home
of Mrs. Joe Pondelick Friday even
ing. April 3 After the meeting was
opened by the president, Mrs Paul
Evans led the devotionals. Mrs. F.
D. Warner conducted the program,
the topic being The Earth Shall
Yield Her Increase Fifteen mem
bers and one guest were present
The meeting April Is will be at
the home of Mrs. Otis Moholt
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08

desire to use federal money, under
the Federal-Aid Hospital Construc-
ton Program Funds now available
locally for the % hospitals total
81, 093, 900, or more than half of the
estimated total cost of the units, he
declared.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08
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We can nelp you find lost articles,
IT find the owners of things you
may find with our classified section.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
SaiIorLeaps From Cliff

A sailor, identified by ocal friends as James Hudson, leapt from 8 moving taxi at 9 pm Sunday night on Shelikof High way just passed the "slides" and ran or jumped down the cliff
 A subsequent search for the man ended just before midnight when he appeared among the searching party on the road and asked one of them for 8 cigaret He had apparently stayed well hidden and eluded those who were looking for him
 It was at first believed that the sailor had been killed by the fall, when no sign of him was found. As the hunt progressed however, searchers felt sule he was alive and hiding in the brush as the cliff is not steep at the point and there are several bushes not too far below the road.
 Hudson was passenger in Ken Jensen's cab, returning to the base, when suddenly, in the midst Of a conversat ation about the cliff, he open d the door, ran to the edge Of the road and dis appeared The driver and other passengers looked for Hudson, before reporting to the marine gate that he had disappeared
 eearchers from the base came to the scene with powerful flood. lights and long ropes, and car lights were shone on the cliff from the city during the hunt for Hudson.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Bob BOutOn To Morningside

Vasco Bob" Bouton, about 73, of Larsen's Bay, was declar- ed insane by a jury Monday at. ternooD and was taken to Morn- iDgside sanitorium by Deputy Marshal Paul Herring, Tuesday night.
 Bouton, according to medical testimony given the court, stuff cred stroke several weeks ago. and prior to that time had be- come childish. He was reported unable to care for himself, aR& his attorney John c Hughes, asked that he be committed to the sanitorium.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Mothers To Be Fefed

Mothers of Kodiak and vicin ity will be guests at a public le. ception at the community center on Mothers Day, May 9
 Entertainment is being plan ned by 8 committee consisting of Don West, Marllyn Chamber. lain, Dolly Olsen and Betty Xii ger.
 Gifts will be awarded to the youngest and oldest mothers p,e- sent, to the one accompanied by the most children, and to the one who bas travelled the long. est distance to be present.
 During the program, Kodiak's "Mother of the year" will be SC lected, and it Is hog ed that a real orchid wilt be available to present to her.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
New Set Up Fish, WildIife

A new set up for the Fish and Wlldllfe service in Alaska will be- come effective May 1, when all functions will be under the sup- ervision of 8 regional Alaska dir rector in Juneau.
 Clarence J. Rhode, well-known here as the services airplane di- rector last year, will be director m the new set.up, designed for closer coordination in the man. agement of the territory's fish, game, and fur resources.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17

Instructions in kite making will be offered local school kids Monday evening at 7 pm at the center, with Scoutmaster Max Folsom as instructor. If enough are interested, a kite contest will be planned.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Ski Club Visits Kodie X

Members of the Anchorage Ski club flew to Kodiak Sunday for a days skiing at the base chalet. Several of the 4S men and women who came over spent part of tLe day in town, vi,i,lng friends and taking pictures of local scenes. The group makes frequent week end flights to other Alaskan towns.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Floating Court To Be Here May 20

'rhe "floatiDg court" of the Third Division district cou,t will be held in Kodiak on May 20. according to information re ceived by the commissioner Judge Joseph Kehos of Nome is expected to preside,
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Oil Prices Go UP;
 Absorbed By Dealer

Prices of two lnbrica'i g ti s nave gone up, Merrill Coon, local Standard O,l agent said yesterday
 RPM was raised 5 cents. a gallon, and Standard 7 cents. Pearl Oll decI eased by 1 cent Dealers will absorb the raise, he said.
 There is no increase in fuel oil prices
 Frank Pagano who has been Tn Seward, has enlisted in the army at Ft Richardson.