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The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

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Kalispell, Montana
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HSR I Scouls Make Plans or Polson Meet 2 THE INTER LAKE fihkiy Muy 23 1952 Ike Bids arewell Three Licenses Issued ('urn id McLe ml Mr RI SAT died RVKSIXIi SHOWS 7 A 9:115 4 id SUNDAY li THE war pow Lilnl 54 and 39 inch Sizes in Green or Gray of ill ALWAYS BETTER BUYS AT Bob Wilcox acting mgr Ph 1134 1135 HEAD THE CLASSIIED ADS! a rtitsvCUNT PICUH MARKETS SUNDAY Rosalie Vander PAINT YOUR GARAGE DO IT WITH Grade Exterior White RAIDERS Paint Thinner 8 Gallon 89c Linseed Oil wn Colhn 289 LAKE McGREGOR 1 SATURDAY MAY 24 4 always better buys ai A10M AMAZING THAN "SEAL ISLAND" ANO "BEAVER VALLEY" Music by HUTTON'S BOB WILCOX Acting Mgr Print by TfCHNICOLOR SERVING YOUR AVORITE RERESHMENTS A rer fW MITER VAN JOHNSON and DOROTHY McGUIRE in INVITATION" TRAND DORIS DAY GORDON MacRAE in "STAR LI T' 1 '1 CUfUCQtQ mrumMffACREi Congres 1 MATINEE EVENING THE RAILS ACROSS THE scolds The There are about 40000 different kinds of fishes now known HOMEguard super quality No foul turpentine odor GATE SHOW PLUS BULLET SPATTERED STORY THE RACE and in Too thrilling focwordsl STERLING HAYDEN Dean JAGGER Carroll NAISH Laura ELLIOT HOMEguard Boiled for speedy drying Qualityl ull 2 inches thicker than ordinary mattresses! Deluxe unit completely supports the back pre vents sagging that tires the spine Buoyant fiber cushioning button tufted top See it! McIntosh music HOUSE eel 9:30 RI SAT SUN MATINEE AY 2:30 EVENING SHOWS 7 9 Gen Dwight I) Eisenhower bls voice heavy witli emollon hade farewell lotla' In tin oHlcers and ineid id NATO's central sector emmmand which lie termed Hie "key Held hemlqmu tors in tile de nse of Europe" TO Jornicr p'H Kev quot $200 I win winter Custom built for all cars As low as $4995 Orthopedic Unit Gives Healthful Support Special Steel Coils of Premier Wire 4 Rayon Cord Handles for Easy Turning Screen Ventilators for Air Circulation MAKE THE WHOLE AMILY HAPPY GO TO A Moviti troop voted In nllcml If they can arrange Ini' several adults tn ae company I hem on lhe trip as neith er Ariudil liicobsoii senidiiiasler nr Jim Irwin assistant scout master will he able tn atlend At their last m'etiiig the troop was shown movies furnished by I ester Swisher QV Phone 1134 Intor Lake Nrwa Srrvlco WHITEISH May 23 W'lillelish Hoy Seouls may atlend the Camp oree at Polson June 6 8 'Troop members discussed Hie possibility here lids week The galhorlng is cspecled to draw between 400 ndt) from hrouglmut lhe area this morning Io Melvin I) Scott II Iiolli nt leilvlhh RI SAT OPENS STARTS CARTOON j7 i IMPREGNATEDI INSULATOR "a McIntosh music house 41) Main Phone 211 1 1 ITI'1I'1SI I will lie "old timers" day at the Methodist climeli A tor of the elmieh Smith who was here from 11)15 to 11121) will occupy llic pulpit at the 11 servile There will be a coffee hoar lollowin! which will offer op(iitimily Im' icniin iscing by those who have been here during (lie years A couple married by Key Smith I EXTRA COVER oied on this oeeasioli also KeV and Mrs Smith lime rilired from the active ministry am! are living in Missoula Dining their stay in Whitefish they will be guests in the Harry Puller home A cordial welcome is extended During the church service a nurs ery will be inaiidainid tn Sunday school rooms Boat Housa Catches ire Idler tnlio Nowi Service BOX SPRINGS OQOO Matching Verta Aid ONLY 400 DOWN! 125 per week pay monthly Wheel Tire Stolen A wlieel and tire were stolen from the Johns Buick parking lol sometime last night or early this morning 1lie city police reported today MOTOROLA CAR RADIOS Plus: "SKI LARK IN THE ROCKIES" WAIKI TALKIE Wf GANGSTERS Jfflb TERRORIZE LONDON! DANCE SATI IIDW MIY 21 A I Sum'll ill rrnj I'reivcr's Pickup Truck Robbed Inter Lake News Service BIGORK May 23 A pickup truck owned by George Jesper sen of Bigfork was looted late last night or early this morning Jespersen told sheriff deputies today that tools a rifle and gas were stolen from the truck Look you get 25 more paint than you pay for! And weather tested quality proven Grade Brilliant Titanium white stays white through self chalking! Buy enough paint for your house and the extra bonus quarts will paint your garage Avery Rites Set Monday Requiem hit? li mass will be brated Mimdav forenoon at for Clinton Edward Avery by the Rev John Cronin in St Charles church in Whilefish Host 27G of Hie Whitefish VW will conduct graveside rites in the Whitefish cemetery Rosary will be recited Sunday evening al 6:30 Mr Avery died early Thursday morning hllowjng lingering health The provision was written by a xiibvoiiindtli'e into a war powers extension bill yesterday it was sponsored by Rep Pickett (D Tex) Il stemmed directly from Presi dent seizure of the steel mills tu avert a threatened strike That issue now is before Hie Supreme court for decision If the court should decide the President does have inherent pow er to seize industrial facilities the proposed House declaration appar ently would become little more than an expression of sional intent This the could ignore Hut as written into Hie ers bill by the subcommittee it says flatly that any such seizure is unauthorized by the constitution and laws and directs that "no such seizure or taking shall hereafter be made except in pursuance specific statutory I LEWYT Vacuum Cleaners Wash Judsonriz Kennel ibdierl lliicl Kali I' II Jones (I real lmra Butte James mid Vivian Shrode 411 EDMOND Art Exhibit Opens Today HUH Kalispell Mrs Cnrlton Ilog Los Alamos Mex Otto of Seattle of Yuma ol Kalispell and Stanley of Tacoma Wash and live GALLONS! Get 5 GALLONS! yesimdiy afternoon and cm' tod iv Irom the clerk of emirt's iiltiei 'Iking oil! licenses yesterday vmc Allen lilebe 2(1 and Vir ginia Hertr'ind 17 bolh of Kid pt II mid 1 Lee 21 ol Pino: Alios and Doris 21 ul i hla I'h'dls A mmilaili' license win issued Lillie Heste Jellison Dies Mrs Lillie Hester Jellison I Thursday evening in Pm where she had been making tier ilmine the past scien years Mrs Jellison was a former resi i dent of Hie lathead at LaSalle and came here In 19(10 She Is sur vived by six children Airs Hobert Hain' of Bigfork Mrs George Can pion of Portland Charles Jellison of Kalispell Walter Jellison of Everett Wash Dr William Jelli sim ol Hamillmi and Miss Elizabeth Jellison of Portland Ore The body will lie brought Io Kalispell and turn rat services will lie held Monday alternoon at two from the Waggener mid Campliell chapel by Hew ITank Hillis followed by burial in the Conrad Memorial cemetery KALISPELL GRAINS Cash nrlces tor spring wheat ed by General Mills Spring wheat 10 149 protein 15 $201: $202 Spring and tCT wheat 1ht sjhhp RrH i $200 Barley $260 hundredweight and oats $230 hundredweight SPOKANE LIVESTOCK Market) (AP Close Cattle salable 100 calves 25 nothing sold early supply mostly cows calves not established late Wednesday few choice vealers 3650 3725 utility and commer cial 2625 3350 Hogs 100 few choice No 1 and No 2 180 220 lb butchers 2300: one lot choice No 1 averaging 215 lb 2340 choice sows 1800 1850 few elmice 270 360 lb 1950 med ium 540 lb sows 1700 odd 305 lb stags 1800 Sheep none nothing offered SM Ul cowS RI SAT SATURDAY 2:30 SHOWS 7 9 'Cid Ttmers' Day Will Be Sunday Inivr Lu) New Service 22 Sunday Margaret Robert Iffllll IM The riendly Store vX I The riendly Store N'o Mitlui'l Yet Devised Cliing hml said that "no method or proeedme had yet been devised which 1 mild compel such employes to work against their will The hearing "'1IS 11 Sfiinti laliol' stdieummiHce on Morse hill tn authorize the government to take live) plants Im (it) days when deadlocked disputes tlii'eat ened lhe national security The hill is one a 'vide variety of measures pioposed in Congress under Un stimulus of the contro versy ovir President Truman's seizure ol the steel indust ry Morse backs the action Ami the hearings represent a fragment of lhe continuing debate I which was given a fillip yesterday by the President's declaration that p'obody can lake away his powers of seizure House Vote Set Monday On Monday the House Jmliicnry committee is to vole on a proposal ihat would pul Congress on record as belie) ing the President has no I inherent power under the eonslitu k6995 VALUE M35 DOWN 125 per week payable monthly PRE BUILTPATENTED TENSION BORDER Alberta Barrett Dies Alberta I Barrett 66 died her home in Columbia alls Thurs day aftmiioon Mrs Barrett had resided in Columbia alls for Hie past two years living prior to that in Kalispell and then Hungry Horse She came to Hie lathead from the West eoast in 1945 but was formerly from North Dakota She is survived by her husband Patrick and a sister Mrs 1 Gulliekson of Pollland Ore uneral services have been set for Monday afternoon at 2 from the Catron chapel in Whitefish witli Rev Reagan of the Wliite fish Methodist church officiating Interment will be made in Whitefish cemetery tana artist ai'e Imluded In tl'e Arts traicli'ii' eshlliii being shown in Kalispell today ami Saturday In cimnoct ion uilh the first animal lathead Ail" 111 Spritm estival The exhibits which in clude work? by area artist as well as the MIA vmTs are on dLplay from ui a rn to 9 in the Clueiit ol he Eagles hall MIA exlnbiis inilmlc wide col ors oils leather V'M'k wood carv ings potter? eeramies ami copper eratt Plmlmripldi' works will be shown by the' lathead Camera club as wl' a MIA sliieluits Montana ts inelmle 1 in lhe Clara Adell Holter Dies I Clara Adell Holter age 77 died Thursday evening at the home of leer daughter Mrs Jack Burleigh in Wliitefisli Mrs: Holter had been a resident of Whitefish since 1907 and is survived by two sons Rich ard of Kalispell and Cliffoid of Wliitefisli and one daughter elicia Burleigh of Whitefish six grand children and two sisters Lucille Bangeman of Wliitefisli and Susan Wessel of Los Angeles Service arrangements' will be announced later by Hie Catron funeral imine of Wliitefisli I' nultl Mb' W' Mi'h 1 Helena Imir I'oglei' Hehn Clol 'IcLcod Dew Mi Ciillim ini' He iiusi Limestone spell alls Liiliii Mackay Re Hek'li MeAiis lan McLeod McDeimid Helena Mildred Miles Miles City: rances Svick i Bozeman and Jes sie Wills i eiuze'inmi DANCE nmnimiMn i wirn DuidvtKi i Amr tu lighi the fire I mail of stalled in llielierpm i )11hh Olberg I Ihm ji jiiih'liililrrii Ohv sislvr Airs St'l mu Me luirin ul A uiui iz unr Kliiion OImhi ul nuiipulis Muni Anna Olberg at 70 Mrs Anna Olberg died early 1' rl (hiy morning In Kalispell at the age ol 70 yelli's She hml been a resi dent liere lor 30 years ami made her home al 810 miilli avenue west inieral services will held Tuesday altcrnoem at I from lhe Waggelier and Campbellchapel by Rev A Johnson lhe irst II ml 1st church mid bin SOMERS May A small lire I 1( will lie made in the Conrad was leporleil at I1 inenmrial cemetery hmise earlv this morning Mrs Olberg is survived by her Counli firenum were called mH six children Mi's Marvin Haller 1 O' 15 i ill 1 I 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 mm mu tlii''i' I i ornur of the buiil Iilium i kiiise of the lire' is not known i el mi estimate ul' lhe lire Sen Morse Bill Would Let Seize Industries WASHINGTON ll'i Sen Morse ill Ore' said today lhe gov ernmeiil "must break the back of a union" it IIs members refuse to weerk under government seizure of ii plmt lor iiutlmial rca SUUS But Morsi' ijiihlUy added that he thinks organized labeer Is "wise enough" iml maneuver itself In to a no wmk position under such vircnmstimees Morse expressed himself In mi exchange "it 11 Cyrus Ching di Ul lhe l''celci'al Mediation laud Coin'll ial ion sen Ill a Sen PSJ RrfE i Vort 93 Dies Mrs Rosalie Vander Vort died in Kalispell early riday morning at the age of 93 years Mrs Vander Vort came here less than three years ago from Wilmington Ohio where she was born and lived most of her life She is survived by her grandson Dr Joe Brann of Kalispell The body is at the I Waggener and Campbell uneral Ti I I ill i ttri 1 ilUilIC UIHI Win UC lUAUll tu till I mington Ohio for services and I burial there Dr Brann will go I east for the service KBHmm Driver orfeits Bond Taut RnmovA li Ted Kirkpatrick of Kalispell Wrth uesai Komero forfeited a S200 bond in ooliee Plus: Chapter 14 "ROAR THE IRON HORSE" wT1 11is 'en I Ifni url 4 tntil nn I VXJ 1W lllUI Zll 11 1 1 charge of operating a vehicle I I while under the influence of an I intoxicant 8:00 I The charge against I was filed by city police Sunday COMEDY ii Hi I I 07 I xMit's Wl I 1 Bi i 447 I i eorfrmi I I I) 1 'V 1 5 i 4 Mt jfJa rt in Mm 1 1 ill i I IMlIlHB'' 'Wwf I a a arV' tin 1 Jni? 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Years Available:
1909-1977