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Evening star., 1949-07-01
Merger Of Pro Cour
Leagues Rumored;
Meet Separately
by the Asseeietsd Press

CHICAGO, July 1.-Of1icials OF
the National Basket Ball League
and the rival Basket Ball Associa-
ton Of America were slated to
hold separate meetings here today
amid rumors that the two might
merge.
Ike Duffey, NBL president, said
IN indianapolis last night. the
merger of the cage leagues was
within the realm Of possibility"
In Washington last week 1t was
reported after a meeting OF BAA
owners that they were ready to
abandon the loop after next sea-
son If they continue to lose money.
Later, however, some of the league
owners said they had not heard OF
any plans for abandonment.
. Two persons who attended last
weeks annual BAA owners and
coaches meeting in New York told
o reporter that most of the owners
Of the IL member teams agreed
the circuit must show an overall
profit this coming season I949-
50) or else" The meeting was a
closed one.
/ They said only Minneapolis and
Rochester showed a healthy profit
last year. New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore were reported to
have made money. but less than
the previous season. Fort Wayne
broke even and Washington
showed q small profit.
Chicago, st. Louis, Providence,
Boston and Indianapolis were re-
ported to have suffered substan-
tial losses.
The two informants said the
rivalry between the BAA and the
NBL in attempts to hire we'll
known college cagers is one rea-
son the teams have lost money.
Last night the NBL scored a
victory over its basket ball foe
with the announcement that the
NBA had leased the Butler field
house for its Indianapolis Olym-
plans for next season. The BAA's
indianapolis Jets played at the
neldhouse last year.
Terms of the lease were not
announced but q Butler spokes-
man said the NBL had made the
university "the best deal offered"
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Small Gets Maryland
Turf Post Third Time

Frank Small, jr., prominent
Washington automobile dealer
has received his third appoint
ment to the Maryland Racing
Commission. Gov. w. Preston
Lane announced Small's appoint
ment to another six-year term
yesterday.
Small, who, with Chairman H
Cortenay Jenifer and Wilbur r
Dulin. will comprise the three
man board. received his first ap-
pointment in 1887 by the late
Gov. Harry Nice.
Evening star., 1949-07-01

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, T; Chattanooga, g.
New Orleans, 6; Memphis, Q.
Little Rock, 7; Mobile, A.
Nashville. IL; Birmingham, B.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
TESTS SHOW SAFEWAY'S
MILK IS RICHER IN
CREAM M-CONTENT

An independent testing laboratory made milk
richness tests of leading homogenized milks
which sell in this area at regular prices The
cream content, or richness factor, of each milk
was carefully checked over given period. Re-
suits of these independent tests show that, in
cream content, Lucerne Grade A. the milk sold
at Safeway, scored above other leading milks
day after day throughout the whole test period.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Stewart HurIs No-Hitter

Jimmy Stewart is in the softball
hall Of fame following his no-hit,
no-run hurting yesterday as Gal
liner and Huguely blank Bradley
Boulevard, 60. in a Montgomery
| County League game.
Evening star., 1949-07-01

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, g.; Toledo. l..
Louisville, 4: Milwaukee 8.
Columbus, 16; Kansas City, /.
St. Paul. 13; Indianapolis, 8.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Mats, s.; As, 6

Totals "a II ~ II Totals - IL II ~
sStruck out for Guerra in eth.
tWalked for Fowler in eth.
Philadelphia ---------------------- O0o 040 Go1-o
Washington -- 02o 020 04x-8
Runs-Joost. Wright. Valo. Fox. Fowler.
Moses, Coan. Robertson. Stewart, kozar,
Dents (0, Evans. Weik. Runs batted in
Dente, Haynes, Fowler, Wright 90. Fain.
Vollmer, Robinson, Wek Coan ca, Joost.
Twe-bass hit-Joost. Three-base hits-Kozar.
Wright, Coan. Stolen base--Coan. Double
plays-Fox Joost and Fain: Kozar, Dente and
Robinson; Dente and Robinson. Left on
bases-Philadelphia, 8: Wash,ngton, 9. Bases
on balls-Of Haynes, .; of Fowler. B.: on
Weik ,. Strikeouts-By Fowler, ;. by Welk,
g. Hits-On Haynes, 8 In as innings; of
Weik, s in 41s innings. Balk-Haynes. Win
ming pitcher-Weik. IL. Losing pitcher
Fowler IA. Umpires-Berry, Paparella and
Hubbard. Time-2:22. Attendance--802s.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Treasurer R. {. Talbot
OF West Viroinio Dies

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. IT.
State Treasurer R. E. Talbot,
80. died here today after a heart
attack suffered last night.
| Treasury officials said Mr.. Tai
bott had been in the Office yes
terday and showed no signs of ILL
ness. He was first elected treas
urer in 1892. Previously, he had
spent Is years in the banking
business in his native Barbour
County. He was the oldest men,
ber of the Board of Public Works
! His first political victory came
! in 1914 when he was elected to
t the State senate.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Mrs. Amos R. Allen
OF Falls Church Dies

F.. Mrs. Amos r. Allen, 46, of 1873
North Van Buren street, Falls
Church, Va, died Friday in Arl-
ington Hospital after suffering a
heart attack in her. home.
Born in Loudon County. Va,
she attended public schools there
and lived most of her life in Arl-
ington and Fairfax Counties.
She was a member Of the
Ballston Council No. 20, Daugh-
tiers of America.
Surviving are her husband.
Amos r. Allen of the North Van
Buren street address: her mother
Mrs. Mary V. Cornell of Airing
ton, and 10 stepchildren, Ralph
L. Allen, Miss Lola M. Allen, Mrs.
Grace Rollins, Mrs. Dorothy Cal
houn, Walter L. Allen, Mrs. Doris
j. Allen, Edward Allen. all of
Falls Church; S/Sergt. Lloyd O
Allen of Camp Lejeune, N. c.;
Mrs. Elsie I. McGuinness OF
Washington and Mrs. Ellen s.
Howard of Arlington.
| Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. Monday at the Cross
man Methodist Church, Falls
Church. Burial will be in Oak
Wood Cemetery there.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

uty administrator of the War AS
sets Administration in charge of
information and advertising. He
joined that agency when it was
established in 1945 and remained
until its affairs were in the last
stages of liquidation late this
year.
| Before joining the WAA. he
served as chief press officer for
the War Manpower Commission.
Joined War Department.
During World War II, he re-
signed as night city editor of
the New York World Telegram
and was commissioned major
in the Bureau of Public Relations
of the War Department. There
he rose to the rank of colonel
and to the position of executive
officer of the departments public
relations bureau. He also was a
veteran of World War l.
His previous newspaper affilia-
tions included day city editor of
the New York Morning World,
where he also wrote sports
column and was assistant Sunday
editor. Before joining the staff
of the New York World he had
served in various editorial ca
pacities with the New York Eve
ming Mail. the Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger. the Boston American,
the Boston Post and the Boston
Advertiser. For one year he was
managing editor of the Boston
Advertiser.
/ Started at Rutland.
! He began his newspaper career
as a reporter on the Rutland
tVermonD Herald.
Mr.. Collins was born May 7,
1893 at Bellows Falls, VT. He was
educated in schools at Bellows
Falls and attended Syracuse Uni
versity. where he studied eco
nomics and law.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mary Lynch Collins of the Cla-
ridge Hotel; brother. DR.. John
N. Collins of Maiden. Mass. and
two nephews, the Rev. John COL
Inns. O.S.B.. of Newark. N. j.,
and Martin Collins of New. York
City. # @ -
Funeral and burial services will
be private.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Death Of Photographer
Declared Accidental

A verdict of accidental death
due to asphyxiation was returned
by Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid last night in the death OF
Joseph C. White. 80. who was
found in the kitchen of his smoke
filled home yesterday.
A former Times-Herald photog-
rapher, Mr.. White lived at 1886
Dix street NE
The fire was confined to the liv-
ing room and apparently started
in a sofa from a cigarette. The
victim was not burned. His body
was found only few inches from
the Kitchen door, as though he
had made an effort to save him.
self.
A balloon released at Folkstone.
England, reached Italy. thereby
winning $40.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

Coming to Washington from his
native Italy, he had been active
in a number of Italian organiza-
tions here.
Mr.. Marcellino is survived by
his widow. Mrs. Annie Guiffre
Marcellino. whom he married 48
years ago; four sons, Frank, Guy,
Joseph and Michael two daugh-
ters, Mrs, Charles Ficco and Mrs.
James Prue. and brother, Igna-
titus Marcellino, all of Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

| Hospital alter
a long illness.
, He lived at
the Claridge
Hotel, 800 Con-
necticut ave-
nue. NV.
| Mr.. Collins
had a long ca
reer both in
journalism and
, Cove rn m e n t
public rel a.
tionS.
Before h S
last illness he
had heen dep-
Evening star., 1949-12-18

Iuc IN. w =, w WIl
be held tomor-
row in st. Mi
chael's Catho-
Ilic c h u r c h.
Burial will be
Y Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Mr.. Marcel
limo. a Wash
ington area res
ident for more
than go years.
died of a heart
ailment at his
h me, II l 0
Wayne avenue,
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Walter Jansen Dies; James Collins Dies,
Retired in '48 as Chief Veteran Journalist,
'0f Commerce Division i. ). Press Officer

Walter A. Jansen, 65. for 10
years chief of the Commerce De-
partment's minerals division until
ne retired in 1948, died yesterday
at Doctors Hospital after week S
illness. Death was attributed to
coronary thrombosis.
Mr.. Jansen. a mining engi-
neer, came here in 1888 and was
made deputy administrator of the
National Recovery Act in charge
of steel participation in the re-
covery effort. He took over his
position with the Commerce De-
partment in 1888 and retired in
July last year. For the last Is
years he resided at the Occidental
Hotel, 1411 Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
He was born in Davenport
Iowa. and was graduated from
the University of Wisconsin. After
mining in the West, he became
superintendent of Canadian
steel plant.
After World War I he served
as business consultant in the
steel and metals industry in Pitts
burgh and Chicago until coming
horn with the NPA
Mr.. Jansen belonged to several
engineering societies and was a
Mason. A bachelor. he is sur
vived by sister. Mrs. Julia Myers,
of Anamosa. Iowa, and a niece,
Mrs. Alice Mundorff of Atlanta
Ga. and a nephew. Preston Myers
of Anamosa.
His body was taken to GaWler's
funeral home, 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Funeral and burial
services will be In Davenport.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
w. Emmert Swiqurt Dies

HUNTINGDON. Pa, Dec. II
P.-W. Emmert Swigart, Sc,
prominent insurance official who
had one Of the worlds largest COL
lection of antique automobiles,
died of heart attack today.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
| David S. Smith Dies

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec II
R.-David Stanley Smith, 70, re-
tired dean of Yale's music school
died today at his home after an
illness of several months.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

James Sullivan Collins, Sc. vet
eran neWSpaperman and Gov
ernment information officer. died
yesterday at the Bethesda Naval
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Funeral Set Tomorrow
For Michael MarceI|ino

Funeral services for Michael
Marcellino. IA, who operated a
sshoe repair business for many
years at 2138 Pennsylvania ave-
Evening star., 1949-12-18
JOHN j. CHARUHAs. Secretary. Is

JOHN J. cHARuHAs. Secretary. Is
PAYNE, PAMLIE VIRGINIA. On Sat
deaes dsaes s Rs'sI0st sah st. ne yas PaE e Hf
PAYNE, beloved wife Of William F. Payne
He4pel sr esye & esaFfs m Gr1aSn msy ss
zirkle's Funeral Home, $40 C st. Ne.
where services will be held on Monday.
Hill Cemetery.
qrdsy pss.mbeT Il; is4s at l, hls Tssiasnes' faM
pRGaoBY l59a Bssea H. p husband Band Ut The late
az ave. NV. until ii am, Monday. Services
ana internment at the Frienos Meettins
December 10.
Der i, is4s, st Unitsd states !, Naval y,
HOSPITAL; phiIsdelphia, Pa, HENRY Mr.. J0-
csmp. Remains resting at Chambers Fu;
neral Home. 3072 NJ st: NV, until $40
am. Monday December 19; Mass At % Fort
nse1 MY Nsslonsl Shsnsll csnessrs e 1
RHODES, GLADYS LOUISE, On satur-
asy pscembe, u 1g1s, e4s,pas e her IoTIgs aSHs
sSsas and se1Ssd mother ss os Hdmaad e H.
Mrs. Rhodes rests at the olin l. Moles-
worth Funeral Home, Damascus MO,
until 9:3O am. Tuesday. December go,
thence TO st. Michaels Catholic Church,
Poplar Springs, Md. where high requiem
mass will be offered at 1000 am. for
the repose of her soul. Internment st.
ROVE, ELizxBETH ANN. On Thurs
day, December is. 1949. at Children's Hos,
daurhter Of William H. and Ruth II. Rowe
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held on Monday. December 1e. 81
II am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Gene.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
PARAsKEvoPoULos. GEORGE.

members of Washington
Chapter, No. 81, Of the Order
of the Ahepa, will meet at
the Chambers Funeral Home,
14OO Chaplin st. NV, on sun
day, December 10. 1949. at
S:15 pm, for special Funeral
services for the late GEORGE
Evening star., 1949-12-18

shstteeT. Mrs; Tryjns pa3!sk, e Mrs S,Ids Her
son nera at hs Home serss5d s6 Per st.
on Monday, December 1a, at 1870 am;
1nterment George Washington Memorial
Cemetery.
GoLLADAY. CHARLES LESTER. De.
| cember Is, 1949, at United States Naval
Hospital, husband Of Helen W. Golladay;
Remains at Chambers Funeral Home 81
| 1th st. Sc, until Tuesday, December, 20;
at 9:3O am. services at Fort Myer Chapel
at 10 am. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
GRIFFIN. PATRICK HENRY. On Thurs
So asy DECEMBER s R le4g fARck # hs
GRIFFiN. beloved husband Of M Elizabeth .t !
Eeam, Mary Anne Grimm, Mrs; Patricis
Mary McDermott and Miss Marsaret Grif;
hn; Services at the s. saftell Marody runf5a ps.
at st. stephens Church at 10 am. Inter
ment Holy Rood Cemetery. 1s
" usRRs la1s at b,dved Mother
christopher. cisrn; Aiease and Macy Harris; mrs
Ollie Valentine and Mrs. Emma Taylor
She also leaves. to mourn their loss hos!
Funeral Home. 306 L st. nv, Monday
December 10. at l pm: Rev Jesse mccoy
Hanson ofiiciatins. 1nterment "oodia"r
rriday. December is. 1s4s, At hiS home
AZ WsSi ave aAWSs seevad Me
husband OF Eva Hancock Hawks. father
OF Mrs. Jean Ann Owens and uncle .. oi
Loir N; Fulks: Remains resting ns,.rt at the
PE@phrey, Pu1o1 Rockville. Nd. where service,
10 am. Interment Mt. Airy, N. C.
HAYES. HARRY z. On SATURDAY .ESs Pc:
fsmssT aon5sr H. IL s Isa' HhaY 1 ~ sSaiasf sE
father Of Kenneth Q; Hayes: son n;n. Of HAIRY arr:
Rerss HAYES eafs Elmer Si and Ira HAYES
Funeral Services at the Simmons Brother!
Funeral Home. 20O7 Nichols ave; Sc, On
dVssdas sVss AND PeisR9sl fTlsnas "a
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed after 8 pm, Sunday. ID
HENRY, WILLIAM COLLINS. 1daa suddenly pss sea'
seqs ssaSs Ms aSH WEIAM syfl a'sofE cofEL1ss s s
Beloved husband Of Bessie P: Henry. ia
M1s sher e abs Mt Bare Geroees Of
Altoona. Pa. Services at the s; H. Hine.
Gondsg SS eaner5t a1%s sCi IT, at W IN
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
HICKS, JOHN HENRY. On Friday, De
cember 16, 1949. JOHN HENRY HIGks .
1 of 9l3 1st ST. s.e., nephew OF the latt
Hannah johnson. He leaves a nephew
Charles Hicks; two cousins, ELL. Ella Ma Ms!
Evans and Sandy Evans. and other rsia
December l9. friends may call at his lat
residence. Funeral Tuesday, Si,.h Dessmss ssntis
H Church. 1st st. between and o SITS. s.w.
Rev. A. II. S. johnson ofnciatins. Inter
trnent Harmony Cemetery. Arrangement
lby EugeEe Ford. Ii
HOLMAN, BERTHA. Suddenly. on Fri
day. December 16. 1949, at Gallinge
Hospital, BERTHA HOLMAN ot ll3 A Ey
st. NV, devoted mother of Pearl Aikei
and william Holman, sister Of France
issac, Beulah Goodwin, Lille Robinson
and Jack Issac. Also surviving are . man nan
ine at the Dovie d. Brooks and Otis 7
All Alien FuneraS Home. 18th st. and Florid
ave. NV. Nfice Of funeral later. IL
Evening star., 1949-12-18

GLASS: ROSE. On satgurday;; De: pe:
and devoted mother of Mrs. Samuel
Shattner. Mrs. Irving Danick, Mrs: Her;
man Susser and Roland Glass. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky &
Son Funeral Home. 35O1 14th st. NV,
on Monday. December 10, at 80 am:
Interment George Washington Memorial
Cemetery
Evening star., 1949-12-18

GVFEORD, WILLIAM c. MembeTs OF
~ the Retired Firemens' Associ-
knA alton please meet at the Sim
NykS&mon's Brothers Funeral Home.
(NJkAM Nichols ave. Sc, Monday,
WA3D December 10. at pm, to at
CHSPS tend the funeral Of our late
brother WILLIAM c. CLIFFORD.
j. M. JAMESON. President.
L. V. cox, Secretary.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

CLIFFORD. WILLIAM c. On Friday
December 16. 1949, at Leland Memorial
Hospital. WILLIAM c. CLIFFORD. beloved
husband of Laura F: Clifford, father o.
and william c. Clifford. jr.; son of Mrs
Catherine Clifford and brother Of George
Henry and John Clifford. Funeral services
at the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, "007
Nichols ave. Sc. on Monday, December
10. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in.
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ] {
Evening star., 1949-12-18

DUIN. JAMES c.. On Friday. Decem-
ST NV. JAMES c. DULIN. beloved hus-
band of Mary S. Duiiu (nee Schneider>
and father of Mrs. Ethel D. Crockett Of
Washington, D. c., and Maryland. and
J. Russell Dulin. Services a. his late
residence on Monday. Decembrr 10, at .
Pm. 1nterment private. Please omit
flowers 1s
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-09

New Years eve dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lyonnais
were Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Barn
mart; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Barnhart
and six children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Barnhart and two children
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barnhart, Mrs.
Neal Eldrige, Philias and Elvina
Lyonnais, Kalispell.
Meeting next Friday at 8 p. m.
in the VFW club rooms will be the
VFW auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike O'Connor
held open house New Years day
with about go guests dropping in.
lnls Thursday with Mickey and
Shella they are to leave for Len
nox, 5. Oak. to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Dindot, Mrs. O'Connor's
parents and also her brother and
sister.
New Years eve was a double
reason to celebrate for Mr.. and
mrs. Tom Crum. It was their 18th
wedding anniversary.
Guest of the Calvin Crouch's
over W the holiday week was Jackie
Sloan daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
winfield Mabon, Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lee visited
ue William Lees in Cheney Wash.
over the holidays.
New Years eve guests of Mr..
81 auu Mrs. Howard Greene were
"oodrow Miller, Carl Eid and
" Eid, all of Kalispen, and
~iS' Elizabeth Greene.
son was born Tuesday to Mr..
u s Mrs. Lawrence Rude. He
=" pounds, 3 ounces, and
nay named Larry Earl.
'iSitlng Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-09
Dian Town Water Use SURVEY
n,, Melvima Ruder

.,;o Falls town council al
.,s cp'u January meeting, g.. Monday o,o
thsa II 10 set up water rates charg-
VoIeu =. the community on a more
ssu'sj ), basis. ,1on.on. po,,
Il, commission directive all
commercial u users (including :s apart
'0n lu4 bouses) will be metered
n nersnce Clapper, water commits
. .ianer, will make a survey OF all
s s'stsr users in the community.
Ss 49, minimum residential rate
>. nDr continue at $1.75 a month.
WIZ Sluor water charges added to the
wv rate are rs cents a month
~ .as' q bathtub; 10 cents for the
,';.ohen sink; Is cents for a toilet.
s ss clothes have to be washed
0 ans Mace in the house, there's
~ additional charge for a laun-
dry tub. 49, ,. cu,
Water COLLECTOR MAo. OIo1 d
c.aon will be at the old town
vii between the hours of 10 a. m.
nd D. m. for the first 10 days
- the month. After that accounts
..r be paid to Mrs. Marion Lark
- town clerk. There are about
- Inn delinquent in water bills on
,ha town books. Indications are
that some folks will be having
their water shut off.
The council Monday evening
.,so gave legal town status to the
volunteer firemen. Columbia Falls
has had volunteer fire depart
mont since about 1893. On Deem
her Is, 1927, the volunteers re-
orpanized into their present set
I'm The firemen continue unpaid,
although there is some interest
in the community toward having
At least one paid fireman.
The council also decided to ra-
ton gasoline used by the police
department. (viz: Virg Brandis)
to two gallons day.
A point of dispute is who owns |
the old town hall. It was built in
1908 for $500 with the volunteer
firemen providing most of the do
mated labor. The land became the
property of the Masonic lodge,
and two years ago was sold to
Andy Lawrence for $1,1O0. The
lot was given to the lodge by John
Lewis. Town has been paying Mr..
Lawrence $120 a year. They con-.
slider it lot rent. Mr.. Lawrence
calls it building rent; he believes
The building belongs to him. Mean
while the council wants to sell
the old structure, and use the
money for helping pay for the
new town hall.
At Mondays council meeting
we're Mayor John O'Connell; coun-
linen, Don Mansfield, Bob Smith,
Fay Loveall and Skinny Blood
md Mrs. Larkin, town clerk.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-09

Harker during the holidays was
Mrs. Harkers sister, Mrs. Media
Benjamin, Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Kelly, Sharon
and Brian, were New Years dav
guests of her brothers the T. l.,
Jones family, Kalispell. Brian
was a year old Wednesday. Next
January he'll blow the candles out.
Curtis Peterson, Superior, Wis.
was here visiting his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krona.
Sun Bonnet sewing circle meets
at the home of Mrs. George West
erlund next Wednesday.
Another holiday season guest
was Nora Allen, Kent, Wash
teacher, who visited her brother
ln-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. H. Rhino, south of Columbia
Falls.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-09
PTA Installs Officers:
Announce Committees

Columbia Falls PTA installed
its new officers last Monday even
ing, and committees for 1949 were
announced.
President of the organization il
Mrs. Norman Stringfellow; Mrs
Emma Ladenburg is vice president
and Ben Finstad, secretary.
On the membership committee
are columbia Falls) Mrs. Melvin
Nelson, Mrs. Erwin Downen ano
Rev. Harry Baker; (Columbia
Heights) Mrs. Joe Cada, Mrs,
Bill Opalka and Mrs. Mike Bau-
man; (schools) Clarence Lee, Du-
lane Fulton and Ralph Magnusson
In charge of auditing are Mrs
Emelia Cook and Mrs. Clarence
Lee.
On the program committee are:
Mrs. Paul Sloan, Mrs. John o.
Council, Mrs. Walter Nelson, Mrs.
Bill Knapton and Ralph Magnus-
son.
Mrs. Emma Ladenburg and Ben
Fnstad have charge of publicity
and Mrs. Melba Dallier was ap-
pointed as historian; Rev. Andrew
Olsen and Burton Carlson, fin
ances.
Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. M. G.
Thoroman will take care of lunch
and attendance; Mrs. Jack An
drew, parliamentarian; Mrs. e.
Christensen, school prizes; Mrs.
Tom Crum. Mrs. Dulane Fulton,
and Mrs. Harold Tichenor, hospi-
talit1r
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-09
Lutherans Elect: 1913
Brings 30 New Members

New officers for our Savior
Lutheran church were elected this
past week at the annual meeting
of the congregation.
Finley Arnett was chosen trus-
tee for a three year term; Melvin
Nelson was named secretary, and
Marvin Larson, treasurer. Hold
over trustees are Mic johnson and
Neal Nelson. Outgoing secretary
is Delbert Lowitz and treasurer,
Alfred Hoye.
Rev. Harry Baker, the local
Lutheran pastor, announced a
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-09

membership increase of 80 during
the past year.
The 1949 schedule of services
are: Hungry Horse school. Sum
day school at a. m. and services
at 9:45; Columbia Falls Sunday
school at 10 a. m. and services at
II a. M; Helena Flats, evening
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services at s. Services are held
every Sunday.
Reverend Baker announced that
all persons should feel free to call
on him for pastoral services if
minister of their own denomina-
ton is not available.
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Falls Kittens Tackle
Whitefish Here Friday

Columbia Falls grade school
KITTENS" play their first home
game Friday at Z p. m. against
cne Whltefish junior high. 1t is
the preliminary event before the
high school game with st. Iena-
thus.
Coach Torrance Harvey has a
probable starting lineup of Leon
ara Secord, center; Kenneth Love-
all and Darrell Rodgers, forwards:
Lloyd Blood and Donald Warnock
guards. Also likely to see plav
are Raleigh Flint, Larry Carlson,
Wills Loveall, Ronald Thomas.
Dick Baril and Ray Rodgers.