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The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 1

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4 Missing Papers The Daily Inter Lake KALISPELL MONTANA MONDAY JANUARY 5 1953 5 CENTS 0:27 45TH YEAR NO 202 Churchill Motorists Kill Visits US May Hit 110 BULLETIN Vacation Ends Aiwson Inaugurated or Students As Montana Governor In lathead weather MnitLv an I nruae front (hr Tern lotvn spinsorrd sound truck lor over Containers and the Russell School was sound proofed I lrx ivrA vknnl priuratian and' WOUNDED Gl ON 'DRY RUN Chinook 'Socialized Medicine Crusaders' i 4: THIS NIXON'S A DEMOCRAT Korean President Hlaiv UUv Liislv i uviuv uhuqo Police Chief Meade James tiian a stalemate there is a Check 'S a up a Whittaker Chambers raw Today's Chuckle Don't Miss a Word of Your Income ax Primer Starting on Page 2 of Today's Inter Lake Sr i ADDSUPTOIAMz 1 rrv can make a the king to The result ship will about you had Mc act HELENA Richard Nix on takes his seat today in the Montana House of Representa tives He's not related to the Re publican vice president elect He's Blaine County's Demo cratic representative Smith is going to retire from I heard him say that many Saxo this for future refcremt If vour carrier boy should mis you phono 3666 Circulation offte will be open weekdays 5:30 to in Sundays 8 to 0'30 a in dead and 20 wounded On the far western front al most two days of no contact wa: ended by sharp patrol elasni has been the greatest the past five he mean when other move come is a aboard the Queen Mary real significance of Ko that aggression resolutely and fully con was good this morning In Columbia alls Dulane ul ton superintendent reported that 1 Ji W' During the past year 1115 of precipitation fell at the airport Snowfall Record winter a record snowfall of The rcx lulls record of a four day four week end qt Wednesday until midni 'lit Sunday 1 local time xxas 375 totalities set only last year Belated reports miylit swell the total to the 4l(t the Safely Council estimated in advance of Hie New' Year week end Accidental deaths of eat ions Jiinds number 122 and 5(1 xxere burned til death Io raise the total TKAfAD VICE ROM Met by Baruch Churchill was met aboard by Bernard Baruch who be his host in New York They went to home after the prime minister's 25 rainute press conference The prime minister had this to say concerning Korea: likes a prolonged stale mate but there are worse things call wounded in was the only Veterans Ad hospital here begun yesterday Grover letcher director of the campaign announc ed today Drivers of local business firnuc cry of the coin boxes letcher said this was the est number of the miniature lungs" ever distributed in The Christmas is if several thousand students in elementary and high schools 'throughout Northwest Montana Coed weather permitted a good kimt for tlie new venr although nearly a hundred were missing Ifrmn lathead County High iSehool School officials there termed the shortage as likely due Cloudy and Colder Hy cloudy lib no light now anil rullei toi Tuesday High todix 21' PHILADELPHIA P) No hospital patient evet had it better than 20 ycar old Ronald Lemanowicz He's had some week end with four nurses and an entire nine story $6800000 hospital at his beck and Lemanowicz Korea in 1950 patient at the ministration which opens officially Mon day rom now on he'll have plenty of service buddies as hospital companions The VA invited Lemanowicz in a few days early so the hos pital staff of 27 could run" their equipment with re patient on hand WASHINGTON GT) Army Pvt Robert Sllvn Kalispell xvas wounded in Korean filtht livr the Defense Department reported Monday pH Ul ltd LU illJiU IIH aldll The inaugural celebration con es office He is the eleventh elect tinues Monday night witn a recep tion in the Capitol and a ball at 'the Helena Civic Center At 1 in Tuesday Aronson xvas to deliver his statc of tbe slatc address to a joint session of the House and Senate Bonner presented Aronson and irst '53 MIG Kill Reported During the first ll months nf 1952 an nxeriiRc of HI'! per: died every 21 Iniuis as the suit of traffic aecidinis Tl included subseincnl deaths injured persons Uy Thv Adorin' Amwiitin motorists wioli' i I highway anil streets tn txxo sin Christmas New Year holidays As the oi persons ki llci past lour days mounted to 391 3 Of the it ii'tml Sif'i' Council de clared Is 1 ill ii aci I ul xxix I to Sill 1 1 15'' no eir Not Invited Asserted be had not been invit ed to address Congress while in Washington to see Truman and had no plans to make such a hmb mlvinl'HMx nf ihr ark tuning those gilding over smooth ice xxere a number ot skaters preparing for the annual Ji 1 xllHI DU' ILilLIIVVC Weather Observer hay Hall revealed this morning that enlpvra U1 reached 4B List Jan schools wto cases of scarlet fever jiving with not 28 were roponeu out auvnuumv i 1Xlrr 41A la xl 1 fl tiie cold iow which fell the day after Christmas dan 3 1952 it reached 17 heloxx' zero Outcroppings of a mild winter have been hte conslntrtton Itts Columbia alls Tal i 'som rs lumbia alls bolt School was a little short in at man for havm green O'Dwyer and Wife Attend Bull ight gi all time snoxx 'tail record was reach orty nine inches of snow than ed in December alone cd governor and two others ad 30() Marcll of Dimcs voin contain conflict al scs bP(luse tbc Tbe n)iW wn(ev ers to department stores shops 'snowrM1 bsl wiutcl iu (cll bcrove bests last winter by txxo 'drug stores and other strategic boninninc of 1952 and very zards lhe first came on Dee There were nine Territorial' tluougbout lathead CountyLn lcll ((er llc turn of the a Uxc Sccvml on Dec 29 ar a state in 18B9 (Sec Legislature Page 4) Ambassador William ODxxyei and his wife showed up together at a bull fight Sunday for the first time since they separated three weeks ago riends interpreted! he appearance as an effort to halt nvdicc rumors Yncornc fully he said done more She in to improve the chance of world peace than anything else As a result he said the possi bility of another World War has receded II Ki The distribution of more 30D March of Dimes coin contain tu iscs because the i ers to nepaiunciii sunv snowtaU ast winter all (ell bclore bests last xx inter stoves and other Last 101 innhne rrnnt'd now wrath The little "respirators are pr recor(b (iatjng back to about 'unusual for Januarv according to mounted on illustrated cardboard'189() nowevel neil lv all the snow Hall Nearly every January lhe supports featuring the picture of fp)1 before the turn of the year 'area gets a temporary respite crith U1C UOd IMdJl fl Ul PVMUI children and the campaign slogan "You Can Help said the director "these little iron lungs symbolize the March of Dimes more accur ately than ever before because this year there are many more pa tients in real respirators During the 1952 epidemic which was the worst in history the National oundation met more thdn 2175 emergency requests for respirat ors This was not only an all time record for any single year but surpassed the number supplied in Cupid Must Losing His Aim JI I SKATE TO lltrse skaitrs winter ice cnatival will be held either Jan 23 or eb 1 depending on Hie weather Henry I luood chairman I Hu carnival oper ated the sound truck and rx ill do so each week eml until the event takes place ile park ilrpaHment opens Lie house and clears the ice for skating as part of its xx inter recreation program rJivfliNMNT Love had a comparatively poor year in lathead County during 1952 according to statistics re ported this morning lathead County Clerk of Court Jacie Willis said that her office issued 235 marriage licenses dur ing 1952 against 86 divorce dc i crees granted in District Court The figures compare xxith 327 marriages in 1950 against 82 di vorces and 292 marriages against 81 divorces in 1951 Week End The ehinook over the neck end that brought thoughts of spring house cleaning and gardens is not morning There 62 students of the been screened under the new I 1 xr 1i 1 i 4 van an auci iiiuuiiutiuu Churchill quipped: "1 xvas told I was By GEORGE CORNELL NEW YORK Winston Churchill came to the Uniti Monday and said resistance to Communist aggression in Korea had helped lessen the danger of a Third World War I The British prime minister also spoke up against an ex tension of the war in Korea because of the danger in Eu rope "Wo think it would bo a ereat pity lor armies or for United States armies to wander all about this vast that isn't the real center of gravity" he said To Meet Ike mid 11ST rent center of gravity is in Western in front of the Iron Curtain" Tim British prime minister ar rived aboard the Queen Mary lor talks witli President elect Eisen hower and President Truman Churchill told newsmen who met him that the rca xx as has been "That event of said Nothing Churchill declined to say what he would discuss in his meeting with Eisenliower probably Tues day but declared there xvas "nothing extraordinary about it To questions from approximate ly 200 newsmen flic prime min ister: Indicated that Britain wanted a lowering of American tariff bar riers so site could earn her own Aronson is Montana's thirteenth OggA I In governor but only the fourth Re OvlSlwl OE nnbliean to hold lite state's high WASHINGTON A for the ouster of cine crusaders" from covernment was nnnin from Tta I It Aft 'Til OOl't Monday with the change of na 900000 in health insurance prem finnal nrl vta? 4 4 on cl 111 1 weeks off million dollars less As leaders in the row GOD con trolled Congress made clear they: SA "0UW ha'e no truck with air sever i times recommended ported several incidents of van mae Deal proposals for compuson svstcm of involving destruction of i (i imu vuukti viivs vur prepaid bfilth insurance for em property this morning Kalispell ploved persons the cost to be fi james said a recently painted In chess a checkmated king is named bx pavroll levies Just as Parase near the lathead County one that has been attacked by his consistently Congress has refused Scll00l was painted with the opponent and cannot escape lhe 11 ATndinal Associa i enhoAt cinn bittark That ends the came: The inc iiutouu' numerals uo auu cxuxzv By JAMES TOMLINSON HELENA Hugo Aronson was sworn in as Mon thirteenth governor Monday morning in a colorful in 1 rxl 4 4 1 vrl 4 lx rx iH'nlU ItN I ItA augural ceremony aiarge uuwu uwmwu mv i yimes mive Lure for 51 ales Hudson sure to cop the female vote has promised an attractive lure for the male vote Shapely Kathleen Hughes his campaign manager will be named honorary postmistress i The one time "Miss Classy Chas tsis of 1952" tells men voters that tzx zx Tzx tint rnrtn tion IUM lines tu pin 1 lllliV3 UVLUie she sa It a great day ior out uns time me juug 1 1 1 and who can argue with her ana me puoneny uepanmem Weathr Plays Tricks in lathead I 1 1 1 4xtvx xv A pan ot weather records ptayca uexs norutucst 4yt) chicken pox and measles Montana today 'and vesterdav reached 41 The' In the Kalispell elementary N1 1I1I I 4 XXX I xnf also bliz minishins after their Th I Wind in the first blizzard reached (() 1Q lbove bst nighti 7R inihxeHnr hniir With 13 IHCllCS Precipitation in Kalispell during nf fp Rnn thp roimd I Wlntci Construction are assisting with the deliv 1952 measured only 8J indies I At Mllri xvx'ithnxx al Altr Oxl'fll Hl nn a lime record inai oeais uws tv Lxe rNw! imv nf 30 in I er carried through irto 1953 as 1929 The Kalisncll record is used lowest recorded lemperatuie 4i because priod to 1949 the records hxis been two degiec Hnxxn txit tixnt Last winter hv fhix th ciu litncu Hi nxtU5AH uut HUM fitting response he add 'cst was a 1 i lrtMhM4cjearriuiiitnvuiuii1vHuui? OU IO HlC UllMlUllKU utniunxw made by last epidemic upon Ix fl'uxd'il nf ihn iini1i Vnnnrilin fnr Infantile tountj Paralysis" Can Help lime was the driest vear ou record but he had earlier doeti 2b xxere reported but attendance was Declined to comment on any tlrr 41X Vftlbbiv! 1U i I Total snowiall this winter nas goou louay uumig iposbiouuy mat nc nugiu invvt ou fell been 136 inches Only 8 of an inch one of the basement rooms of theVjct preniier Stalin fell in November this year and the Russell School was sound proofed I Evaded questions as to whether balance during December tor PTA visual eaucamm uuu hc woum support a DlocKacle oi Winds this morning reached 40 band use iRcd China 50 miles pcr hour but began di 1 In Whitefish the school was I 1 XU nb nix ttMritnrTtt olCfinlD St dUting temperature drop the vacation and the attendance SEOUL An American Sabre pet pilot bagged the first Commu nist MIG 15 jet of the year Monday in a battle 35000 feet above North west Korea Tlie ground war was stalled by the bitter Korean winter The ifth Air orce reported the i Red jet fighter was shot down in I a flames by 2nd Lt William Bow man of Sarasota la his first kill Bowman was in a flight ot Sabres flying a protective screen for fight er bombers striking through snow flurries at Communist supply tar gets Clashes in Cold Several sharp clashes along the front in below freezing cold were reported Sunday night and early Monday before the skies clouded On Sniper Ridge some 175 pad 1 I TOLVO ded uniformed Chinese stormed up I I Urxyv the slopes of Pinpoint Hill under: TOKYO President Syng the previous throe years combined ear splitting artillery cover They nian Rhec of the Rcpubijc of requires thel hit the ridge position tn two waves arrived bv plane Monday Rx spnatotj potto lequues the hnt rlrnoned back after less thanL 'ici lvitb A xIark Clark'lnost expensive form of patient 1 jnA nnH 4kie I IrtAinr! JVX AClininiPn xxx dll IIUU1 iLawxis rai LdSilin LUJimwuuu pxn it rr nrnornmc Turlrl 4 nlrl rmwwtrr from Korea was shrouded wi iiuu hhuui ul iuouuy wm with secrecymonths and even jl 32 of a cent Xce(1 a nousedlanins "eed a house cleaning Medical Assoeia 53 and a school sign 'attack That ends the game: The Wioln forlorn! cnnuritV admin 1 4 nUiICiai uu i on ca OU inc Ltpun the Edgerton SCHOOL wu miu uuevKiuaiuu uis uvivdivu istratton and people Saturday night a "perversion defaced Being stalemated does not chatgc xx to wnin statistical information" and am id anv pcl Son caught! defeat A king is stalemated Capitol reception room Blanked bv a four man National Guard color unit Aron i son took the oath as Republican successor to Democrat John' Bonner Lt Gov George Gusman also a (osnlan to Chief Justice Hugh Republican was sworn in at the wj0 gave the oalh of office same lime Kcception Ball Tonight CanadianCurrency oreign exchange rates follow: Canadian dollar in York mander His care antl this lreatment must be open market 3 3 32 per cent pre federal health insurance ot omious Ulivupk OH PUKLdni lOr DCllcl uwiuvw I (A rlicnrnriif i hP VOl inminiNii iui vivxx lion Ot a hinhtr rrartp ot mCCUCai funtary neaiui ululcukv Instruction of property grains What irked Judd and some other Curves Compete With Kisses cd by Oscar Exvine saying that in Weird Election Campaign tion's personal costs of sickness Ill including loss of income i UNIVERSAL CITY Calif (TPj Hudson meanwhile put Abt vxjiiiijinpn ii)iii ui 41xt nn ic a niriuinn i vntib KU lV UnnflflV 1 Liuthenuc eiectiuu This tiny community is legally The curvy Miss Maxwell coun le HI incorporated as a unsusmp "utered with a weapon that tew po HI rtvn mavnr DOSlOlUCe me ur iiK Ai rxonriirtnf hnvP WESTMINISTER Md CD Apartment and police department kited male voters out on the back iWbittaker Chambers who touched However due to the foresight ot t0 Watch her take a shower one of the nation's most sen and ingenuity ol some salional spy stories after World gotten press agent its bounne War II remained seriously ill at coincide wtth those of Lmxcrsal bis home near here Monday International moxio studio The 52 year o'd former maca it Worked for zinc editor was discharged from a Tjiat expiajnf the candidates Baltimore hospital Dec 24 after ilvn Maxwell a gal who several Weeks of treatment toi vivp the Whies is running IVUIU 1 nwmc a hnnrt attack Rnpk Hudson ior maor Sunday his wife said Chambers if elected she promises to go xvas continuing treatmens at to Korea (home but wns exneeted to remain It worked in bed "for manx man nwntrs sneh nctivitv is liable for prose neither it nor any of the cution in court under a charge ot men on its side without causing under attack drawn game know how you feel the immense contributions have made in Korea a dozen times more than all the rest of us put together you must not look at Korea by kissing only for what is happening mere to wind up a weird but babies all over the lot Some were at the lact that Soviet ag election campaign 'even under 18 gression has been resolutely and rnlumbia 4 lxrx and Evergreen llunlinc was a iuiuuuo much different affair than noiinall lA'crgreen Addition Opens and more pleasant rarmeis i poor luck sprouting their winter i iwheat but those xxilli stock are making up for the difference in a luwciT 'd feed bill Despite what comes during the balance of the winter it will be much shorter than last xxintci when heavy snows covered the area for five and a half months Praises Truman Declared Britain's first atom bomb "went off but that Britain was not getting the information" promised hy iZic nisfrirt Six oucned on President Roosevelt on atomic i i I nn rl xn on a 1 prill If Willi a KUUU late constiuctoi a1! Tai 1 nihiv nnkd President Tru i ig laKt'n great anu valiant decisions which have made us all feel better" Said he had no details of Gen At Somers school resumed in Douglas MacArthur's "clear and 'ih' building James definite solution" ior ending the Vountvjov school principal Korean fighting said the nexv school is slated for 'completion in late ebruary or carlx March and construction of the 'gym will start Class room use of the new Somers unit is not i jixi txiil ihi fall School at tlie Evergreen School opened in the new addition this 0 a question whether he swHith and eighth grades moved from the old frame build Lxrr whirl has DCCH aUdHUUHCu Ouster Urged by Leaders of demand expenditures for medical care and Elding was (oeialized modi loss of income due to siCKncss i 1 ii i i ii i i nil iv i i vtx txm i S' 4 I I I ab saitl UIC nunc rxx rli two and got back in benefits 600 J11 lxe I I Class Numerals i AH At Kecora Pace reentd (d lentil on I'cesMvc fxi ck 'inis 1 iii 1 1 nl l'ic eiileili: ill tile STOW 1 a Oy a HUNS Ol ail Kinu HUIHJVI x'ti i Er' 1 1 I I iUi TNI Kjl Wgi NW rAL vi'AR WKJM'tirtAr WiixK i iii 1 1 1 1 1 vA I tVt Sa.

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