The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 3

I U1UIIIJIMIW THE INTER lAKE riday September 14 1956 VlhiWiW Eureka Police Vt Weather acts Democrats Plan Apprehend Youth a on loin lie a Hinn project of painting began a uneral Services Eva Smith Hospital Notes 64 nig Lo re stands still belongs to England DANCE UN READ THE CLASSIIED ADS POLISHED BLACK COATS WINES MINE iwlo Walt Woods AGENCY I Make cheese dip with Muscatel Blend raisin sauce with Port she kid En gland still owns bit at the Hawaiian Islands On the Island of Hawaii there is a monument to British explorer Capt John Cook Cook meat balls in Burgundy Boko fish In Sherry Christian brothers Simmer veal in Sautemo Yesterday Erickson announced Sens James Murray and Mike Mansfield (Mont) would be In the state Oct 1 and 2 tn stmt their lail in aiding the campaign On the other side of tue poll! dnl barnyard Aionsun told Jlepun Heuns In Shinny Hint the aggresslvi Wmk of ths Stiita Virpliij met I Sen Ice could be credited with the high rates for Veteran employment He said a total of 1408 1 veterans were pincod Io jobs other than farm and ranch work during the current fiscal year 'We are extremely proud of this accomplishment because these Job placements made up a 543 per cent of the total of men placed in employment by the Slate Employ ment Service In that time "Only eight Korean veterans found It necessary to exhaust their unemployment compensation bene fits In Montana" he said "All the rest were found Jobs and the 1 per cent which exhausted Its benefit payments was far below the na tional average of 20 per cent of such veterans Having these boys at home and working at Montana Jobs Is one of the greatest rewards nf being governor of this state" he said 4995 7995 ur i sV Is lig hit accented with embroidery velvet or fur Wonderfully toft elegant In exciting new fabrics many fur blended! Top ice cream with Napa Rose cooKinj RUMMAGE SALE RIDAY and SATURDAY 1035 ourth Avenue East clothing and miscellaneous TV Antenna Easy Spindry and 1951 Hudson NELS LINDSTROM uneral services for Nels Lindstrom 65 will be Saturday at 2 pm at Waggener fk Camp bell Chapel with the Rev Ralph Werener pastor of the irst Baptist Church of Columbia alls officiating Burial will be in Conrad Mem orial Cemetery Mr Lindstrom who made his home in the oys Lake area died Monday THE DAILY 1NTTR LAKI Sweetlend Editor and Publisher Published dally (except Satur day) and Sunday by Inter Lake Publishing Company 410 irst Avenue West Kalispell Montana Entered as second class matter at Post Office Kalispell Montana PRODUCED AND BOTTLED MONT LA SALLE VINEYARDS NAPA CALI HUGH McMANNAMY uneral services for Hugh McMannamy have been set for Saturday at 3:30 pm at Waggen er Campbell Chapel with the Rev rank Hillis officiating Burial will be In Conrad Mem orial Cemetery Mr McMannamy who made his home at 1020 ifth Ave West Kalispell died at his home Wednesday Mr McMan namy had been a resident of the lathead since 1892 Top Expectation HELENA (UP) Harvest yields for Montana grain and hay crops are running better than antici pated the Montana Crop and Live stock Reporting Service said to day The agency credited above nor mal precipitation and good grow ing weather during August for the improvement Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses were issued Sept 13 by the lathead County clerk of court to ranklin Bowie 23 Spokane and Shirley A Chrlsinger 21 Kalispell Lloyd Pomeroy 44 Kalispell and Margaret Hastings 40 Kali spell IfftfiM a hnlrlfi nb wins to cook serve the balance iwimwernBal Oil Men Plan Progress Week About IS Kalispell oil men plan ned eventa for Oil Progress Week Oct 14 20 at a luncheon meeting yesterday at Temple Tea Room Herb Ogle of Missoula area chairman attended the meeting Robert Kembel ia local chairman for the week and Carmen Morano aub chairman Bayliss Cum mings Sr will be school chairman in charge of distributing pam phlets and showing films in the schools INSURANCE AUTQ LOANS 132 MAIN PHONE 5O3T fish and area law enforcement officers were notified The boy admitted to Chief West that he had ditched bls bicycle near Whitefish yesterday after noon Ha than walked 25 miles along the railroad tracks toward Eu reka and alept that night out side of a tunnel halfway between Eureka and Whitefish Yesterday he walked back to the highway and hitched a ride io Eureka He was waiting for the west bound 10 freight train when apprehended West said the boy admitted en tering 20 homes in Kalispell and that he know how much money he had stolen The boy had been released Tuesday on hl own recognizance when he indicated his willingness to Kalispell police to make complete confession Kidnap Victim Names Abductors SAN DIEGO Calif The missing wife of a wealthy Invest ment broker was found bound and gagged in a gully alongside a desert highway today and accused two other women of naplng her The woman Mrs Evelyn tham 51 was taken to a hospital in El Centro Calif where she told authorities she was kidnaped by Mrs Beatrice Winn and a Mex ican woman Mrs Winn and Mrs Lucille Whlsenand 38 were arrested and booked on suspicion of kidnaping Mrs Winn and Mrs Whisen and reported yesterday that they also had been kidnaped and driven to the Mexican border where they said they had been released Dies at Age 50 Eva Smith 50 died in Kali spell Wednesday Miss Smith was born in Ponoka Alberta Canada and moved with her parents to the lathead when she was 3 years old She made her home in Essex until going to Boulder in 1925 where she lived until returning to Kalispell five years ago She had lived here since She is survived by her father Aaron Smith of Kalispell and mother Gertrude Smith In Los Angeles Calif two brothers Harland Smith of Kalispell and Elmer Smith of Medford Ore seven sisters Mrs Addie Wold Mrs Bonnie Land and Mrs aye Schmidt all of Los Angeles Vio let Caton of Soquel Calif Mrs Ethel Perkins of Compton Calif Mrs ern Shefferd of Kalispell and Mrs Rumona Ellsworth of San rancisco Calif Service arrangements will be announced by Waggener Camp bell uneral Home Black always lha most devastating flattery girl can employ Now in coats with impact coats to make your audience stop in mid sentence and turn with admira tion These dork beauties are top fashion in any circle or street or wear Wonderfully warm too! See them in Buttreys big selection sires 10 16 Dance at the DIXIE INN To Western Music 5 Miles South on Hwy 93 RENT A BAND INSTRUMENT from $300 per month Rent Applies to Purchase Complete Selection McIntosh Music House i Ncnoni HtticienM ycsvcraiiy slogans on downtown store windows to aid the League of Women Voters campaign to boost resistra tion of voters Left to right are Joan erguson Pat Hartman Carol Spencer Vera Gaulet Joyce Alton and Shirley Elton Othera taking part but not In the picture are Margie Nyquist Tamara Russell Pat Johnson and Barry Robinson BIRTHS WATNE Mr and Mrs randls girl Hungry Horse yesterday SEVIER Mr and Mrs John girl Kalispell yesterday VAN Mr and Mrs Donald girl Troy yesterday ADMITTED HEATH Mrs Clarence fork GRONLEY Hans Kalispell DISCHARGED UNDERWOOD Mrs Garland Bigfork DANIELSON Carla Kalispell APGAR Mrs Mike Columbia alls COLLIER Mrs Glen Libby GRAYBEAL Judith Itapid City SD COSTICH rank Eureka PYLES Mrs Arley Martin City Whitefish Memorial ADMITTED McKENZIE Harold ortine BRUSELL Mrs Ray Kalispell CUMMINGS James Whitefish LAVIGNE Mrs Donald White fish BENSON Mrs John White fish SWARTZ Otto Whitefish MICRO Mrs Ernest Whitefish Van NYHUIS Mrs June Marie Whitefish DISCHARGED PRESTON Mrs Harry Colum i bia alls WAYNE CurtiS Rexford McKENZIE Harold ortine Tr x' variety BEORE YOU HUNT BE PROTECTED! Traval Accident Inwranc Will tfn Und Sea or Air Pays full gmount in case of accidental death also indemnity for loss of limb or eight Medical expenses too 95999 LIE INSURANCE plot 956690 MEDICAL 51 1 A costs as little as 1 925900 LIE INSURANCE plus 82500 MEDICAL 9 A AA easts as little as can't afford to bo without it! PROTECT YOUR GUNS ntc with a personal Low Cost! Ask Us! Somers Saddlers Take Trail Ride SOMERS (ILNS) Somers Sad dle Club members went on a trail ride last Sunday to the Patrick Creek flat four miles from the highway where chef Hale Thomp son assisted by Mrs Thompson and Mrs Elmer Holand had pro vided a stewed chicken and corn on the cob dinner 'Games were played until the ride home Those going on horseback in cluded Mrs Arthur Torgerson and Shari Mr and Mrs Ted Becher Mrs Vaughnie West David Ho land Howard Redpath Karen Cro well Sally Thompson Mr and Mrs Lindsey and Kent Gail Jewett Kenneth Daley and Rod ney and Barbara Bates Those ar riving by car Included Mr and Mrs Al isher Mrs Ted Cummings and sons Mrs Earl Bates Mrs Howard Redpath and Arthur Tor The tiny plot of land on which it gerson stands still belongs to England Hatfield Robinson Win in Doubles Bob Hatfield and Cal Robinson won the first doubles (natch of the City Tennis Tournament played yesterday at the Central Junior High School courts The Hatfield Robinson team de feated Dale McGarvey and Wally owler 6 4 4 6 and 9 7 In singles matches Jim Abbott beat Jack Brinkman 6 2 6 3 Mc Garvey beat Keith Robinson 6 10 6 3 and Paul Rygg beat Hatfield 11 13 6 3 6 4 CHS Enrollment I Shows Increase Enrollment at the end of the second week at lathead County High School has hit 1204 compar ed to 1160 a year ago The crowding problem is being taken care of to an extent by early morning classes at 7:45 and one shop class in late afternoon Enrollment by classes shows: Seniors 240' juniors 264 sopho mores 314 freshmen 386 Member of the Audit: Bureau of Circulations Subscription Prices Carrier Rates Daily A Sunday one month 9 150 Dally A Sunday one year 1800 MaU Rates in Montana Dally fc Sunday one year 91300 Dally Sunday six montha 700 Dally a Sunday 3 months 400 Mall Rates Outside Montana Dally a Sunday one year 91800 Libby to Begin Lunch Program LIBBY (ILNS) Libby schools will open the hot lunch program Monday Price per meal will be 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for students Tickets were available at the dlflces and the office starting Thursday The kitchen staff will be the same as last year Mrs Bessie Clowers Mrs Mattie Watts Mrs Rose Napier and Mrs Ida Hartle The lunchroom kitchen was com pletely redecorated during the summer and a large mixer was added to the equipment Sept 15 1956 9:30 Music by Del's Westerners Drawing at Midnight for 30 30 Winchester Rifle Brazilian Speaks At 4 Meeting BIRCH GROVE (ILNS) Lu cio Seabra International arm Youth Exchange student from Irazil addressed the LaSalle Boosters 4 Club last week speaking on his life and the cus toms of Brazil He reported that Brazil had no 4 clubs and he told the mem bers that they were fortunate to have an opportunity to learn good citizenship The meeting was at the home of rank and Nlel Graham with roll call answered by per sonality" Sally Hoye reported on the ac tivities of the cooking and sew ing branch club and Bob Casne reported on the electrical and entomology branch club Guests present were Julie Case associate home demonstration agent: Avis Griffith atudent ex tension worker: Patsy Klnshella and Aldona Kllsls both of Mon tana State College Katherine and Maxine Homan Mrs Earl ritz and Garey ritz Mrs Byron Graham served freshments to the group A Valve striped Sehilfle ur cellersJ Sponsored by Registered Nunes Association EAGLES HALL LATHEAD 'Purity eioiuly thia afternoon tonight and Saturday aw showers Saturday Utile rooter High tQdnv 75 Low tonight 40 High to morrow 55 70 limn yesterday 75 Lowut night 50 No pi nelpltnllun last lit hours Bunact tonight 0:52 in Bun ttkH tnmorrmv fl'll fl in NtlQIl neratiiie 71 Jtuinidlty at 10:30 a 111 35 per cent By Untied Praia WEST or divide Mostly sunny today and toiuoi i ow vt Illi little tem perature cluingc Highs both das 60 75 Lows lonlBbt 311 45 EAST DIVIDE Mostly fair west partly cloudy east today to night and tomorrow except ulomlv with chance of a little llghl rain northeast tnnlcht No liiiporfuut tem perature ehnnges Illylis t'oth days 55 00 northeast to 75 smtlhveet ows tonight 40 511 IVE DAY ORECASTS! WEST DIVIDE Temperatures through Wednesday will average near mnmul Brief cooling fiuturday: other wise no Important changes Highs 115 00 bows 35 60 Little or mi rainfall EABT DIVIDE Temperatures through Wednesday will aieragu near normal west and below noima leaet rontal activity will give acnllerinl showrrs find rnoler tninnn ow: Lviirin Ing of week minor chnngen there after Illglis 55 75 Lows mostly 35 5(1 ttalnfaii lor perlon generally less 10 inch MONTANA TABLE Station Billings Belgrade Bui to Cut Bank Dillon Drummond Glasgow Great alls Havre Helena Kalispell Iewdstown Livingston Mlle city Missoula Yellowstone Whitehall NATIONAL TABLE Chicago 03 Cold hungry mid with a Iona and then rods out of town dime in hla pocket the runaway his bicycle i nti Knihiudi vouth want The police determined that ed in connection with numerous had headed north toward White house burglaries was appronenct cd by police chief Byron West at Eureka yesterday ihortly before 10 pm West took th boy into custody after seeing him wondering around Eureka after curfew He asked lha youth if lie wanted to io the police elation and tell blm all about it" The youth appeared ready to give up and return to Kalispell and the music" West aald Kalispell police were notified Wednesday about 5 pm that the boy had left town He had Jeft his home Wednesday morning presumably en route to school State Motorcade By United Praas iMetcalf candidate for re election Montana's Democratic party to Congress with announced niani to bring in the Democrats' two big senatorial Runs today revealed plans for a motorcade (o "spread to all cor ners of the alate" Menntime Gov Hugo Aron son's own motorcade continued Its trek along eastern Montana where Aronson told a Sidney audi ence Montana veterans are find ing Jobs at a far gieater rata than the nnilunal average Democratic Party Chairman Leif Erickson Helena aald the Demo eratlc state candidates would cam paign in every section of Montana by motorcade starting nt Scobey with a big afternoon rally next Sunday rom then through Oct 26 the motorcade will visit every county in the state He said a "great number" of rallies already have been arranged and not less than two public meet ings a day will be held by the candidates making up the motet cade In the eaatern district the mo torcade will be headed by the Dem ocratic candidate for governor Ally Gen Arnold Olsen and the Democratic candidate for Con gressx State Sen LeRoy Anderson The western district motorcade will be headed by Olsen and Lee tv GET OUT THE lathead County High 'V' 'w i ip I 1 i rauBhb ix If 1 I rm ei lj THTI "hM i XW TV1' WuflLwii i a jbWHH ni? bra 1 1 1 Ji 9 at EL Jt i 1 fl I I I A I Vi I 5 I I 4 ia I i ofc 1 rk I I JLl I 1 ft I Ty' Vd al 1 1 I a 'v 5 I 1 A il aKKluK 1 CALIORNIA 4 ir Ik 1 I I 1 Mi Mix Mln Pep 113 4(1 70 4t 34 70 50 74 42 71 31 65 45 72 S3 65 50 7(1 4 77 50 flt 45 50 44 50 45 77 40 74 74 42 Denver Bn 5 Los Angeles 55 50 Mpls St Paul 75 43 New Orleans no 56 New York City 71 mi I Phoenix 71 Seattle 71 40 Miami 83 75 I 'Buttneip I.