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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
LIONS BIG MEETING

Kennswick Lions last night
had just about completed plans
for their first anniversary ladies
night meeting 10 be held at the
Kennewick grade school cafe.
terra Saturday night. All Lions
at large are invited. Owen
Lyle Of the local club said.
Robert Mills is president. There
will be q delegation from Paseo
and the distract governor At the
meeting.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
Late News Briefs
TO TALK BEANS

TO TALK BEANS
Bean growers Vim INSET 81
Bsatsa City Friday night -
hold . hearing On what should
b done about the 1850 bean
crop. A. J. Thompseo e6 4he
local agricultural production
oifies announced yesterday.
MuIel Cummings Of the Fed.
e4al Crop insurance office IN
Spokane and John Nix. Idaho
State director. viii b present
Mix 10 tell about the success ct
The insurance program in his
EtAto.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07

CITY BUSES AGAIN
City bus service Is being -.
sumsd this week with the pvs.
chase By Ralph L. HaYtosd.
Continued on Page 81
Evening star., 1949-05-05
BoIIing-HiIIcrest Bus
Ordered as PUG Acts
On Southwest Service

The Southeast area will get its
first crosstown bus service begin
ming Sunday. July 3. when the
Capital Transit Co. will extend
its Wa Portland street line from
Boiling Air Base to Hillcrest.
This Is one Of several major
changes In Southeast Washington
transportation lines ordered by
the Public Utilities Commission
yesterday.
In authorizing the company
requested extension of the line to
Hillcreast, the PUG authorized
elimination of the existing scent
special fare on the WA line. The
PUG ruled that this special fare
Is not adaptable to extended op-
erations of a crosstown line.
The new Wa route will be as
follows:
From the gate of Boiling Field,
east on Portland street to Sew
enth street, south on Seventh
street to Alabama avenue, easterly
on Alabama and Pennsylvania
avenues to Fort Davis street,
thence south to v street, west
on v street to Thirty-eighth
street, thence north to Alabama
avenue and westerly on Alabama
avenue to Seventh street. north
on Seventh street to Portland
street and thence westward to
the Boiling Field main gate. The
bus will run inside Boiling Field
on such streets as may be desig-
mated by the commanding officer.
The PUG ordered that buses be
run at Commute intervals every
day Of the week.
The new WA routing removes
the Trenton terrace portion of
the Portland street line, and other
provisions will have to be made
for this service. It also will make
unnecessary operation of the pres
ent CO line between the inter-
section Of Alabama avenue and
Naylor road and the terminal at |
Thirty-sixth and Bangor streets
S.E.
c. Line Extended.
The PUG also authorized ex-
tension Of the crosstown service
from the present terminus at
Thirty sixth and Bangor streets,
provided by the CO branch of
the sousa Bridges lines, to the
vicinity Of the intersection of Ala
bama and Pennsylvania avenues
Sc. This extension will provide
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Gle is required for the convenience
Of many residents.
The extension of the route viii
provide service from the South
east area TO central Washington
with only one transfer in place
Of the two now required.
Southeast citizens groups. at
public hearings, strongly opposed
the Capital Transit proposal TO
abolish the existing ca line. In
general. all of the citizen wit
nesses favored extension OF the
Wa line. providing such extern
sion did not add up to a decrease
in existing service.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

ing O! loans to attract private In
veSiors 10 TIE islands.
The company. which operates q
dlstilleTy. hote! and other enter :
p-lses, is scheduled 70 60 out Of
existence June 80. unless It's life
Is extended
The question Of whether or not
Virgin Islanders are willing 10
work occupied much O. yesterday ;
consideration Of tha bill.
Representative Miller. RepQa-
llcan. Of Nebraska said ne had
been 10 the islands. and Il VAS
his observation most OF the resi-
dents had no interest in beiteTIng
their conditions II il involved work
They are content TO let the Gov
eminent take care Of them, and
Evening star., 1949-05-05

direct access to Fairfax Village.
The CO extension also will pro-
vide direct route from Fairfax
Village TO Boiling Field. The new
C-2 line now is known as the W.
Shipley terrace line.
The Capital Transit Co. said it
plans to serve Trenton place as a
part of the operation of the
Wheeler road busline-route V-s.
The number of persons using
the present shuttle bus operation
serving Shipley terrace, the PUG
said. is increasing, and the ex-
tension of service to Barney Cir
Evening star., 1949-05-05

ire pending s4l would cc1t4a las
this polscy, he sasc
TTee United States could tAks
lessons .-un the British II run
nI1g islands. he suggested. He
Saac i1e had been 10 one @. their
Islands near the Virgin Islands
and found x q busting place. with
The inhabitants raising food !og
themselves and asking no
charity
Representative Crawford. Re
publican. Of Michigan defended
the Virgin Islanders as industrious
He said the United States eoal6
not cast aside It's obligation 10
improve thei: economic system
He pointed out ne had BEEN 10
the Islands. too.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Virgin Islands Co.
Charter Debated

The House vas TO consider fur
trer today what should be done
about the Virgin Islands.
As unfinished business, IL was
TO continue debating a bill 10 grant
a Federal charter TO the Virgin
Islands Co, a Goyernment-con-
trolled corporation. The company
would be authorized 10 undertake
q long-range economic develop
ment program. including the max
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
LEGAL NOTICES

* TfE DISTRICT COURT or THE sEc-
oSD JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE or MONTANA. IN AND POR
IlIE Cor MY OF SILVER BOW.
so i32l5
n .ae natter II the estate Of James
Hvrse. sometimes known as James B.
n-rtr ars Jane 8yrnes. deceased
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
~ cs Is aere3Y given. pursuant to an
r.af- da.g made rendered and entered In
che above entitled Court. on the lsth day
81 December 1913. ',he underslgnec. the
h-dna-ltstt1r Viii sen a. private sale
~is following described zeal and personal
property situate iu the County Of Silver
noa. 5'a'r'cl Montana, to-Ti. All right.
ff.e sHt luicre : ard estate OF dccedcnt
az tAe tmr Of bis death. as Vel as a.!
-rat. ftir ln.ere . and estate acquired
b., ,he estate o.. said deceased By opera
t.0u % laN oE otherwise -otner than or
lu addition % ihat az decetent n and 70
REAL PROPERTY
los Three i3i AID four - IN Block
-lnber four a. Of me McPaFi.nd AZ
Scion 20 tac cry 81 Ba,te. Montana.
accari.af 70 frs Official plat survey
ra1f Gr f,e IN the office OF the
Clerk asa Recorder o. Silver Bow
With fEf ap-pgrienauces contained
County. state Of Montana. together
thereof subject however 70 any and al
taxes accrued or 70 accrue against said
property
PERSONAL PROPERTY
ffF old items Of furniture including
'N3 tl s-a.cf ard living room iarni-
tgre.
Mi,cgareaus uieainitss tools.
OH ereckei automobiles. bodies and
pass. thereof
On 81 t. hour Of 1000 O'Clock
. 80 - "
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
LEGAL NOTICES

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IN TIE = --r-
OSD ~ 80
STATE or ~ 49,
THE COUNTY oF SiAFE" ~"
NO. @5,ols. -
Joseph Danlr1 S-.t.saA Ar-
W. SULLIVAN, F4A4h1.s.s,
oihff~!.e Al4eN" a 49, 49, ~~a
alive u deaa' al lHA.o~.
de'isees OF "" -olr.H ' ~.
As Wlltiam r. eo'n'-f -
william r. SpotAh. II a's"
be, al unknown heifs 49, ot
Kate = ooOpa-, @sVs y - 80
heirs ana or aeF,,,ea .
etv4'e knoMa rs DaN.e' : - $3.50
Mis -. i.ti't'' - 80. ~. 60.
Latsey tsts'e' "a 'o.l'' =, -
5 Foote. II sue" pa'.yh
L poh9ss = .. -, n,.n-
helts anu ot 49,
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fAlns1as''n q ' -. !. - : Il
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Equalization Of We slA'e Of Ni1i'-.a' ~.
- Vtn't
VITO ms a..
&c iHitt''. -. 81 .n =
upon ". 4tN F'"l'
,oaap'' p - az 1890.
MS '"Nets".p ~ ~ N.-.
Ills Title tNfteio NAe4tt'
posia.e eialin' uf pl' So u 49,.
iAslAdiAs any cain =. ~ -
ao"'s' iH.@'p|'e =
SuMNDNa
Tue state ot N's'
NAaea peteiaANi al -
'A> HA"1eNH' e'set'-s
fel. are ift.u' 'tg'''"
Complaint -
WITH seFFfa 100 A'u' -
answer anu .ette " - 80
p.ainttts
ta}s' alter me s'lf..f -
exclusive ot we aAf -" +"
ease OF NeNf "a. .' -
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aeiaHt l't 4.'''
complaint ~ s'.''
the purpose 81 Qu-ttihf li
situate ~ Stfeg 10" O'." s'''''
and described as ieilo"1, t'-nl
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quarter 81 s,.tl''
aoNia.F - 4. ,..,I4is,
Wet OF nc Moh'ai'a pm. ~ az
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades q LABOR
Labor Temple. "a South 29th ST., P.o.
Box 1916. Robert West, pres; Mau-
rice Holmes. v.p,; Glenn Halham,
fin. sec.-treas.. Martha ". Peterson,
rec. sec. Ed klipstein, sgt.-at-arms,,
Howard Smith, George Linvlle, FRANK
MAYER, trustees. Phone 25S5.
Carpenters Local No. ll12 - Roy
Thompson pres; II. ~. iieiterpran
Tec. acc. Meets ist and Sd Tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20

Central Labor council-Meets Cd and
4th Mon, AO.ll. Han, John Mogus,
pres. Eugene Mcbride, v.p.; Walter
4. Biley. sec; Ed Kelly, treas f. g:
'1le Ia Hunt. sgt -at-arms, Harold
Erickson, Henrietta Echrapps and James
Rice, Trustees
Plumbers Local Union No. 6T3-W. J. OBrien,
pres; J. A. Vanisko, v.p.; II. E. Schrapps,
secv.. 20. Box 1877. Meets second Tuesday
at 7:3o . m. In the A. O. H. hall.
Teamsters-Meets LIST and sra Ihursdays'
Carpenters hall. downstairs, Pat Dunno
pres. Tom Vanisko, vice pres; George Fors-
man; John Mogus, sec. secy. bus. agent
RAY sullivan. con & War, John Cardinal
George Forsman. James Donovan trustees
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
No. i3,a67

NOTICE IL tfktd3ilOAHp
Estate OF MARY Kcnoffrl, Decreased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Exccutrix OF the estate 81 Mary
KcnoffeI. deceased. 70 the CREDITOR Of
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit thrni. will the
necessary vouchers. glth| ten months
after the first pnhiicaiiI q THIS notice
to the said administry6r az 203-i Lewis
Ohm building, butte, Montana, the same
being tie place for the transaction Of the
business Of said estate, IN the county Of
silver Bow. State Of Montana.
ANN GOLDBERG Execusrix OF the
Estate OF Mary Kenoffel. Deceased
Dated Butte, Montana, tins 2fth day Of
December, ig4B.
Genzberger & McGan. 203-f Iewisown
Bldg, Butte, Montana, Attorneys for fS-
ccatrix.
FIRST publication Dec. 30. l94e-4t.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20

Estate Of John Carpenter, Deceased
Notice is hereby given BY ne uhaet 49,
administrstor Of the estate Of John Carpenter
deceased: to the creditors Of aga al pr ~,
exhibit them. with the necessary NolcherA'
within four months after the first punhea-
lion of this notice to the said administrator
al 100 west Daly St, Walkervlle, Montana
~, ~, hnsiness Of said estate, IN the County
NJ silver Bow. State Of Montana.
LEIGHTON E. CARPENTER, ADMIN
istrator Of the Estate Of John Car
penter. Deceased. .
Dated Butte. Montana, TINS lin Gag o.
January. 1919
Howard and johnson. attorneys.
First publication Jan 10. 1871.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate OF Anna Ring, sometimes kn9S7
as Mrs. John Ring. Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given by the ulie9-
signed. execntrix Of the estate OF Ana
min sometimes known as Mrs JQnn
Rims deceased, 70 the creditors OF ara
ali persons having claims against the sad
deceased, to exhibit them, with the nee
cssarv voucher, within ten months AFTER
the first publication Of this notice 70 the
said executrix Of said estate, at Room
No. SIG, Metals Bank Building, Ba'te.
Montana. the sane being the place iof
the transaction Of the business OF sac
estate, IN the County Of Silver Bow, s.a'e
Of Montana. ,
Exccutrix Of the Estate OF anna
Ring, sometimes known as MIS-
John Ring, Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana, this 22nd ca.
Of December. 1913.
p, c. Fluent. Attorney for Executrix
First publication Dec. 30. 1874
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
An-NILhI MEEvIING

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
ANNUAL MEETING
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Butte Carriage "ofks,
a Montana Corporation. VIII be held al
SOC West Galena Street. Butte, Silver Bow
County, Montana, on Monday the slsi
day Of January. a D 1919, at ? O'CLOCK
p m.
The object Of the meeting IS the cleo
ton of the Board 0, Directors Tor the
ensuing year, and for the Transaction o.
such other business as mas properly CONF
before the meeting
Dated Jan. 3, 1889.
4. GRACE HURzELER.
Secretary OF Butte Carriage WORKS
First publication Jan. G, lsis-4-
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
No. i3.d6D
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Doris Christie. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Administrator Of the estate OF
Doris Christie. deceased. TO the creditors
OF and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them, With
the necessary vouchers, WITHIN ioai
months after the first publication OF THIS
notice to the said administrator at the
law offices OF Gcazberger & MeGan, 2o3-a
Lewisohn Building. Butte, Montana. me
same being the place for the Transaction
OF the business Of said estate. In the
County of Silver Bow. State Of Montana
THE MINERS NATIONAL BANK or
BUTTE.
By II A KENCK. Asst. Trust OFFICER,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Doris
Christie. Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana. this 10Th day o.
December. 1913
Genzberger & McGan, 2o3-i Lewisoan
Building. Butte, Montana, Attorneys ioi
Administrator
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20


ALBERT w. GARGARO and NORMAN
WIILOMITzE4. doing business as the
MONTANA CRYSTAL suQp. have agreed
to dissolve Their partnership All bills
due or to become due are the sole re-
spolstbility Of Albert w Garaafo The
business viii c~sSsiinue 20 operate as the
Montana CRYSTAL shop, and the only per
son Interested IN said husinc Viii bc
Albert W Gargaro, OF 228 South Main
street. Butte. Montana
Dated at Butte, Montana. ifls 30tl day
OF December. A. d. l94s.
Seal albert w GARGARO,
Seal, NORMAN WlLLoMlTzER.
State OF Montana
County OF silver Bow
on this Both day Of December a d.
1913 before me. the Undersigned Notary
public. personally appeared ALBERT W
GARGARo and NORMAN WIILoMilZER
and Acknowledged 70 me that they exc
cuted the foregoing instrument
IN WITNESS WHEREOF ! Aa}e here
unto set my hand and afllgcd my Mo-
tarlal seal the day and year IA this m
sirumeut first atoge written
Seal = NALAttN
Notary public FOR The state Of Aiontsna.
residing at Butte. Montana. Ny Com
mission expires Sept. ., 1879.
Fret publication Jan 9. i94s-it
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE G
oND JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW.
No l3.f8i
In the Matter % the Estate 9! Aleie
Lomlbardi, Deceased.
NOTICE or TINE APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL. ETC.
Pursuant to an order 81 aid Disitic'
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20

No. lJ,fbb
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of william II. Paul. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Executives Of the estate OF VII
liam H.. Paul. deceased; to the CREDITOR
of And all persons having claims aga4H5'
M said deceased. to exhibit them. Siih
the necessary vouchers, within ten moatas
after the first publication OF this rV'.ce
to the said administrator at 203-4 Is~is-
ohm Building. Butte. Montana, the salae
belng the place for the transaction o. ne
business Of said estate. In the County OF
silver Bow, State Of Montana.
CORA PAUL, RUTH P. NANKEE-
Wis, PHOEBE p. PETERSON, Ex-
ecutrixes Of the Estate Of william
H.. Paul, Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana. this ann cay
OF December. l9a8.
Cenzberger & McGan, 2o3-4 LeEisoAn
Bldg. Butte, Montana, Attorneys Tor TX
ecutrices.
First publication Dec. 80. ls4a-4t.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20

Estate, 81 Miiic Mor.arlty, Deceased.
Notice Il hereby given by the under
signed. executor 81 the Last WNll and
Testament o. Mile Morlarity. deceased.
to the creditors % and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, TO ex-
hlh,t them. 1ith the necessary vouchers,
eithin ten months after the first punli-
cation Of this notice TO the said executor
at 40 East Broadway. Butte, Montana. the
same being tho place for the transaction
OF the business Of snid estate, In the
County OF silver BOW. state Of Montana.
JOHN j. WALSH. Executor OF the
Last VIII and Testament OF Mile
Marlarlty. Deceased.
Dated Bg'te Montana, this 18th day OF
December. 1913.
FIRST publication Dec. 80. lest.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME)
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
s:oO-Organ Interiude
s.i5-worid News
9:3O@Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir
O.O1-Invitation TO Learning
10 30-Lutheran Hour
Ii:0O-Longines Symphonette
Il. 30-Tell II Again
~ O0-You Are There
l.. 3o-Joseph c. Harsh
L. 45-Elmo Roper
l:00-CB5 Symphony Orchestra
2.30-Sulday at The Chase
3:00-Oid Fashioned Revival Hour
4:0o-The Family Hour
4:30-Pause That Refreshes
5:00-Gene Autry Show
5.3o-Make Mine Music
e.0o-Adyentures Of Sam Spade
6.30-Sunday Serenade
T:o0-Winner Take All
~7.30-Strike 1t Rich
8.O0-Hollywood Showcase
s:30-Escape
.00-Man Called x
s~:30-Return Engagement
10. 0O-News
IL. 05-CBS Orchestras
il:00-CBS News
ll.i5-University Explorer
1i:30-CBS Orchestras
li.55-News
Il. o0-Sign o.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
Know PROGRAM SCHEDULE

s.s0--The Capitol Cloak Room
g.O0-Vet Varieties
e.s0-Sunset and Vine
e.45-Ny Sererade
10. OO-Peoples Choice
II o0-Chet Huntley. News
II. i5-Milton Charles. Organisi
Il 30-C8S Orchestras
ii.55-NeWs
u. 00-Slgn or
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
Roster OF Great Falls Unions

Cascade County Trades & Labor Assembly
Meets Fri. Carpenters hall. b. !. stein
metz, pres, Box 2O73; Leo stewart pice
pres. Box 1893; John Evanko. Jr.. Rec.
Sec; william Davey, Treas, John Dusak'
L. L. Price. Vim. II. Hartman. John "oie'
Maude Baxter, Exec. Board, Walter DAVID
son, Serg .-at-Arms.
Grea. Falls Building & Construction
Trades Council Zen n. Sims. pres,
Edward Anderson, v.p.; l.. X. bflt-
ten. seo.-treas. Jos. +. Duncan, serk-
at-armS; Larry 1,nquist. coward X.
Nelson, Richard lIamm, trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
SATURDAY

6:00-CBS World News
6.l5-Alarm Clock Club
7:Oo-CBS News OF America
7:l5-Alarm Clock Club
7.45LGarden Gate
8:O0-Church Announcements
8:l5-Today Is Yours
s:30-Chuck Wagon Jamboree
9.00-News
9:05-Let's Pretend
q. 30-Junior Miss
10. o0-Theater Of Today
l0.30-Grand Central Station
l1:0O-County Fair
ll:31-Give and Take
l2.00-World News
l2.l5-Del Porter Show
l2:30-Meet the Missus
~i.00-Swing Time
1~.3O-Footbah Games
3 3o-silrer Bow Record Session
4.0O-cross Section U. S, A
430-Serenade
4.45-Jungle jim
5.00-Sport Spotlight
5:i5-Headlines and F~ootnotes
5:30-Butte's Best
545-World New
6.O0-Sing 1t Again
7.0O-Morey Amsterdam Show
7.30-It Pays to Be Ignorant
s.oO-Home Town Reunion
8~:3o-National Guard Military Bal
e.0OlSaturday Night Serenade
o:3o-Saturday Night Request Program
ll.00-Chet Huniley News
~il.i5-Saturday Night Request Program
l2:00-Sign OFF
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
FRIDAY

6.O0-CBS World News
G:l5-Alarm Clock Club
7.0t-CBS News of America
T.l5-Alarm Clock Club
7.45-Tex Ritters Music Corral
8.G0-Morning Devotions
8:l5-Today Is Yours
8.31-Arthur Godfrey
9:30-Music From Hollywood
10: 00-Reminiscent Rhythm
10: 30-South Side Shopping Guide
~ll:00~-News Brief
l.05-Woman'S Way
l~l:l5-Piano Magic
l~l.30-Vocal Chords
1l.45-on tRe Bandstand
70. 00-World News
IL .l5-perry Mason
l2:30-This Is Norah Drake
l2:45-Romance Of Evelyn Winters
l.00-News Brief
i.05-Songs and Savings
l:i5-HiH Top House
l:30-House Party
l.55-Raddie Harris
2.00-Hint Hunt
2s25-News
2.30-Winner Take All
3.00-Trcasury Bandstand
3%.3O-Silver Bow Record Session
4:00-Erlc Seyareid. News
4:l5-U. N. Politics
4.30-News Briefs
4:35-Hawaiian Echoes
4:45-Meet the Missus
5.00-Voice of the Army
5;l5-Headlines and Footnotes
5.30-Club Is
~5:45--Edward r. Murrows, News
6:W-Butte's Best
6.i5-World News
6.30-Sport Spotlight
6.45-Music Of Manhattan
T.00--My Favorite Husband
T:3O-So Proudly We Hall
8:00-Everybody Wins
3.30-Spotlight Revue
9.00-vet Varieties
8. 30--Srnset and Vine
9.45-My Serenade
i0:00-Muslc From the Copper Club
10: 30-People's Choice
ll.00-Chet Huntlcy. News
ll:15--Milton Charles, Organist
l1:30-CBS Orchestras
ll:55-News
IL. 00-Sign Off
Montana labor news., 1949-01-20
thursday

II 30-C8s orchestras
ii.55-News
Il. 00-Slgn or
THURSDAY
6.00-CBS World News
~s.l5-Alarm Clock Club
T.00-CBS New Of America
~T.l5-A.arm Clock Club
7.i5-Tex Rltter's Music Corral
8.00-Morning Devotlons
8.l5-Today Is Yours
8.30-Arthur Godfrey
a.30-Musie From Hollywood
i0:00-Reminiscent Rhythm
~l0.so-South S!de Shopping Guide
i:0O-Neps Brief
il.05-Woman's Way
~li.l5-piano Magic
~ll.30-voeal Chords
l.45-On the Baudstaad
i2.00-W0rld News
~i2.i5-Perry Mason
~i2.30-This Is Norah Drake
y 45-Romance of Evelyn winters
l.00-News Brief
~i:05-Songs and Savings
i:l5-Hill Top House
l~s30-House Party
i~.55-Rsddie Harris
2.00-Hint Hunt
a.25-News
a.30-Wianer Take AL
.OO-TreaSury BandStand
:. 30-Siiver Bow Record Session
400-Eric Sevareid, News
4.l5-An American Abroad
4.30-News Briefs
435-Hawailar Echos
4:45-Meet the Missus
5.0o-Marine Story
5:15-Headlines and Footaotes
5.30-Club Is
5.45-Edward r. Murrows. News
6.00-Butte's Best
&. 15-World News
6.30-Sport Spotlight
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First publication Jan. II, 19f9 -
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Secretary of Navy in Difficult Spot

Father Flanagan's famed Boys
Town, Nebr.. and has been q
member of the Advisory Com
mittee on Voluntary Air of the
State Department.
But with all his varied and
many activities in the Midwest.
when Mr.. Matthews was ap-
pointed Navy Secretary the only
identification the Associated
Press could come up with was
prominent Catholic layman."
And perhaps the A.P. was correct,
for Mr.. Matthews has been most
outstanding In the work of his
church.
The Navy Secretary is ,unim-
pressed by Washington social life
and he doesn't think the capitol
can hold a candle to Omaha as a
place to live. The parents Of six
grown children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews plan to continue to
reside in theif hotel pertinent.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

VI uldSS hllllllS, mas Dceu OUT.
lawed formally. The U. N. already
is doing all it can to provide the
kind of technical assistance to un-
developed areas which President
Truman's point four" program is
aimed at providing.
So it goes. Slowly, quietly. the
commissions and agencies go
about the business Of making the
world little better-commissions
on narcotic drugs, on the status of
women, on population, transport
and communications, on fiscal
and statistical problems, on the
regional economic problems of the
Far East, Europe and Latin
America. Agencies dealing with
world cooperation in the fields Of
postal service. labor organization,
Recommendations. meteorology,
food and agriculture, civil avia-
ton, trade education and culture.
The record is clear enough. The
U. N. is dealing successfully with
the possible. It has achieved no
sweeping successes in the field of
big-scale panaceas. It has let
down the visionaries. It has
helped ordinary people who are
in trouble, in many lands.
It has helped keep the peace. 1t
is gradually helping the world de-
velop the habit of self-restraint.
If the habit becomes firm enough
fast enough the U. N. may some
day develop the world rule of law
of which the visionaries dream.
If it does not. very few of the
scoffers will survive to say, II told
you So"
It would appear, therefore, that
the infant organization deserves
the worlds best wishes as it
moves into its fifth year.