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Comedy toOpcn'4-DayRunatLittleTheatcrWcdnesday Motion Picture Shown At Toastmaster Meet The Daily Mfsioullan, Tuesday, DeeembT 4, 1951 Culbertson, Dec. 3. iP) A Great Northern railway freight train hit a large truck on a crossing here early Monday night, Injuring three persons and derailing between 15 and 30 freight cars. This was reported by Dr, J. H.

Williams of Culbertson, who said he treated the truck driver and the train engineer, and brakeman. Arthur Pltzstmmons, the truck driver, was hospitalized with what Dr, Williams said were severe head and chest Injuries. He said Fltzslmmons' condition could become critical. Brakeman Richard Partridge was hospitalized with shoulder and chest Injuries. The engineer, whose name was not obtained, was treated for minor abrasions.

He was not hospitalized. ITJ Jon Colin Eckert and Patricia Joanne Peterson, both of Missoula, were Joined In marriage Monday evening by Justice of the Peeee Arthur M. Woods at his home al 533 Brooks street. Witnesses were Beryl Brechblll and Orace 8. Wood.

A motion picture, "Fundamentals of Public Speaking," was shown at a meeting of the Missoula Toast-masters club Monday night at Andre's Coffee Parlor cafe. The film was loaned by C. B. Worthen, high school speech teacher, and shown by James A. Black.

Prepared speeches were given by William B. Hawke, Coleman A. King, Perry Moholt and Carl A. Swan-son. Officials of the meeting were Frank Carlen, toastmaster; Russell A.

Stephenson topic chairman; Finlan O. Carruthers, speech evalu-ator; Robert N. Molloy. topic evalu-ator, and Leon L. Bulen, grammarian.

Joseph A Black, president of the club, was in charge of the meeting PERSONS DROWNED Medellin, Colombia, Dec! 8. UP) Twelve persons drowned Monday when the Saladitos river overflowed after hard rains in the Tarso region In Antloqula department. 10,00 -roci home with a-kitcha that any woman would be preud Ut own. 1 lota eompleta yard with all play iround equipment, wading pool, afar Waahlnator ichool. Large horn, dlnlni room.

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BLUE PLATE CANNED SHRIMP The first of three plays to be produced by the Missoula Community theater this season will be "The Man Who Came to Dinner," which will be staged at 8:15 p. m. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Simpkias hall Little theater. The scene above shows three of the principals in the cast, John Lester In the wheelchair, Mrs. Walter P.

Myrdal in the casket and Ira A. Kittell, right. American Glass, Eighteenth Century Porcelain Cups and Saucers, Euro- -f 1 r. i j- NO HEADS, NO 100 SHRIMP MEAT pcdn umia oi me nignteentn Lentury, such as Hgurines, Vases, Urns, Plates, Wall Plates, Lamps, Old Silver, Tea and Coffee Sets, Original Oil Paintings, Fine Linens, Pewter of the Eighteenth Century, French Provincial Gold Bronze Candlesticks, and many other items. Many of the treasures for sale are from noted private collections.

Expulsion Order Canceled Juvenile Delinquency to Be Topic Montana's superintendent of pub-1 T. H. Winchester, University men-lie instruction and five Missoula, tal hygiene clinic psychologist, who authorities will discuss juvenile de-j will discuss the mental attitudes linquency in a public forum Tues-! involved. day night. Washington, Dec, 3.

The royal Egyptian embassy announced Monday night the Egyptian govern Mrs. E. L. Klamm, county public Professor John A. Harris, chair welfare officer, who will talk of social conditions which may be in-, it man of the State University depart- notv on privv! Use Our Lay-Away and Monthly Payment Plan BRACK'S ANTIQUES DECORATIVE ARTS 235 South Third Street Phone 9-0405 SALES HOURS' 10-0 ALSO BY APPOINTMENT EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS ment of social work, will be mod-1 volved In the juvenile delinquency erator-consultant for the Montana problem.

Forum committee panel in the jour-! "We think that this topic Js nalism school auditorium at 8:30 vital one for Missoula's parents. p. m. on the University campus. The teachers and other persons interested BEAUTIFUL, DIFFERENT forum's title will be "Juvenile De- in social welfare," Forum Commit-linquency Its Treatment." Speakers tee Chairman Tom Ambrose said, will be: i "and we hope to see them repre- Mary M.

Condon, state superin-' sented in the audience." UROL Victoi ment has canceled orders for the expulsion of AP Correspondent Fred Zusy from Egypt. i "This action was taken by the Egyptian government in order to 1 I dispel any false impression that might be created concerning the free flow of news from Egypt," the i Egyptian ambassador. Kamil Abdul Rahim. said in a statement. Earlier in the day, the staie de-' partment said the American em-.

bassy in Cairo, where Zusy is chief of bureau for the Associated Press, i discussed the expulsion order with the Egyptian foreign office and pointed out "the most unfortunate consequence of the Egyptian action. "The initial decision to expel Mr. a Mai man's tjUtl AMERICA'S FJNIST WOOLENS ARE WOVEN BY tendent of public instruction, who will discuss institutional policies in the care of delinquents by the state, as in Miles City and Helena industrial and vocational schools. Wesley Castles, Missoula county attorney, who supervises the legal processing of juvenile cases and who has been tritical of the lack of a county detention home for young offenders. Probation Officer D.

W. Hutchinson, who will discuss the treatment of convicted juvenile offenders the Missoula area. Evelyn Rimel, Missoula county high school girls' adviser, who handles many juvenile problems. Attention MASONS ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS Missoula Lodge No. 13, AFAWl TONIGHT Refreshments Fritz Blake, W.M.

Zusy, AP correspondent in Cairo, now suspended, had nothing to do with the news and reports he had been sending to his agency," the Egyptian ambassador said in his statement. "Consequently it is not true that his expulsion was ordered because his dispatches were pro-British. The proof is that dispatches coming irom Egypt Irom tne wire services and for the newspapers carry freely the two points of view "Mr. Zusy was asked to leave Egypt because he violated an I tgyptian law or long standing, re Will it ruin? THIS WEATHER quiring films to be submitted to the film department of the ministry of interior before being sent aboard." pori Shirts Men who like comfort and freedom and the luxury of soft, rich wool prize Pendletons And the fabrics are truly distinctive Pendleton-spun, dyed and woven of live virgin wool soft, rich, rugged. Solid colors, small checks and plaids.

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