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-The Daily Missoulian, Monday, April 22, 1957 Local Resident 50 Years Dies William Antone Walterskirchen, 86, a resident of Missoula since 1907, died Sunday at a local rest home. He was born Jan. 8, 1871, at Wolfstahl, Austria. Cafe He here operated the Coffee Parlor 1938. He was a member of the St.

Anthony's Parish. He is survived by one son, William M. of la, and five grandchildren. Rosary will be recited Tuesday evening at 8:30 at St. Anthony's Church.

Requiem high mass will be celebrated Wednesday morning at 9:30 by the Rev. Father Burns. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery under the direction of the Squire-Simmons-Carr Mortuary. CINEMASCOPE A MAN CALLED PETER Richard TODD COLOR Jean PETERS 200 Casterydas: THE NAKED ARTHUR KENNEDY DAWN BETTA ST.

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The body is at the Squire-Simmons-Carr Mortuary, Kenneth McKinnon Graveside services for the dayold son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKinnon will be conducted Monday at 11 a.m., at St. Mary's Cemetery. Survivors.

besides his parents include five brothers and a sister. Lucy's Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Lovenia Burkhart Funeral services for Lovenia Burkhart, 66, will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in the Marsh, Powell Livingston Chapel with the Rev. George Bever officiating.

Burial will be in the family plot at Corvallis Cemetery, Mrs. Burkhart, a long-time resident. of western Montana, died here Thursday morning at a local hospital. Walter Fried Funeral services for Walter Fried, 32, will be conducted Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the SquireSimmons-Carr Rose Chapel.

The Rev. Roderick Johnson will officiate and burial will be in Missoula Cemetery. Mr. Fried, a resident of Missoula for 21 years, died Friday morning at a local hospital. DECORATES MAKARIOS ATHENS (P) King Paul Saturday decorated Greek Cypriot leader Archbishop Makarios with the Grand Cross of the Order of King George I.

The archbishop was the king's guest at luncheon. A A DOG IN A STORY YOUR HEART WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER! INTERNATIONAL Presents UNIVERSAL VAN JOHNSON KELLY and PIPER LAURIE MARTHA HYER, A CINEMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR AND Huntz HALL Bowery Boys THAT HYPNOTIST Color Cartoon News Kelly and Me TODAY! Hypnotist, HE 10:21 PLACE IMSU's Prof. Briggs Gets First Sunderland Research Fellowship A member of the Montana State University law faculty has been selected over competitors from law faculties throughout the country to receive the first Edson R. Sunderland Senior Research Fellowship granted by the University of Michigan Law School, MSU officials announced. Prof.

Edwin W. Briggs has been awarded the full-salary fellowship for a year of research and writing Prof. Edwin W. in the field of conflicts. He will do the research at the University of Michigan Law Library in Ann Arbor.

He will be on leave from the MSU Law School from Sept. 1, 1957 until July 1, 1958. In a congratulatory, letter to Briggs, Carl McFarland wrote, "This is a distinct honor to the University as well as to yourself." Prof. Hessel Yntema of Michigan observed "The designation of Prof. Briggs as the first DRIVE-IN TATE LAST NIGHT! THE UNGUARDED MOMENT -Technicolor starring ESTHER WILLIAMS GEORGE NADER.

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Hansen Kalispell Grover D. Allen Kalispell Austin E. Fraser Libby Roy F. Hanney, Branch Manager Spokane Branch Office: 707 West Fifth Avenue, Cooper-George Building, Spokane, Wash Moose Have Easter Egg Party for Children person to hold this appointment will give the fellowship some real In the course of his year's work at Michigan, Briggs expects to develop a "generalized theory" for conflicts, resulting in a published monograph. He began his study of this field when he was a graduate fellow in the Harvard Law School in 1935- 36 and has continued the work.

A paper he delivered before the American Assn. of Law School in New York City in 1954 was elaborated upon and published concurrently in the Minnesota Law Review for April 1955 and in the International and Comparative Law Quarterly in England. Additional writings of his on the subject have appeared in the law reviews of Yale, Harvard and Mississippi Universities and in a Vanderbilt Law Review symposium on the conflict of laws. Prof. Rodolpho De Nova of the University of Pavia, European scholar in the field of comparative conflict of laws, reviewed the Harvard and Vanderbilt articles in international 1 legal journals published in Rome.

Briggs' approach to the legal problem of an aspect of conflicts law, has attracted the interest of legal scholars here and abroad. G. C. Cheshire of Oxford University has called approach to this problem "intensely interesting and stimulating." a recent collection Readings in Conflict of Laws." published in 1956 and edited by an American Assn. of Law Schools committee, two of Briggs' articles were included.

In a section dealing with the complex "renvoi" problem, only two articles were used-a general article by Dean Griswold of the Harvard Law School, followed by a previously unpublished critique of that article's thesis by Briggs. The MSU professor has been on the faculty since 1936. After his graduation with honors from Oklahoma he earned an LL.B. with honors from the University of Oklahoma and an LL.M. from Harvard.

He attended the Harvard Law School on a fellowship that was one of eight given to applicants in the United States for 1935-36. He was elected the first president of the Pacific Northwest Conference of the American Assn. of University Professors at its organization meeting at Seattle in 1953. 'PAUPER' DIES WILMSLOW. England (P) -Ernest Dowson, whose neighbors fed him because he seemed so poor, died in the hospital of a prison while serving a sentence for failing to pay income tax.

He left an estate of $28,000. REDS WITHDRAW HONG KONG (P) Communist China has withdrawn from the Cannes Film Festival this year because France also invited Nationalist China. Specials SHOWING In -AT FOX TODAY AT- COSTELLO DANCE WITH ME. Eagerly awaiting them Sunday girls took part but was moved the children the "go" signal, these children stand at the Easter egg afternoon by members of Lodge 556, Loyal Order of Moose. in a varied program.

An Easter egg hunt had been slated inside when a heavy rain began. Bags of eggs were passed who got striped eggs. Moose members provided cars earlier church persons who otherwise could not have attended FAMINE RELIEF NEW DELHI (A) India's air force is dropping emergency supplies of grain, vitamin tables and powdered milk to famine areas in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar states in northern India and Bombay state in the west. aissance master, possibly by some of his pupils. Gukovsky said he used X-ray treatment, ultraviolet and infrared rays and microphotography to reach his conclusions.

ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIR Any Make Wes Stranahan's Missoula Typewriter Co. 511 S. Higgins Highway Topic HELENA (P) Montana highway commissioners will meet with at least six delegates this week relative to road and advertising programs. According to the commission's schedule, officers of the Highway Six members of the Helena Chamber of Commerce will meet with commissioners Thursday, The Central Montana Highway Assn. delegation is scheduled for hearing Friday.

Discussion will center on Montana Highways 6 and 20, between Great Falls and Missoula. Other delegations with appointments are: Wednesday The Ford-Gainan Advertising Aency, Billings, to discuss state advertising; Prairie county commissioners; the liaison committee of the Montana chapter of the Association of General Contractors of America. Friday A Butte delegation, to discuss the possibility of designating and marking U. S. Highway 287 through Montana.

The commission will also open contractors' bids Thursday morn13 construction projects, including construction of a new 50- foot office building extension at Miles City. Missoullan-Sentinel Photo table at a party given for Several hundred boys and on the courthouse lawn, out, with awards going in the day to take to services. Convinced Da Vinci Painted Madonna MOSCOW (P) Soviet art scholar Matvey Gukovsky said over the weekend research had proved the disputed picture Madonna Litta was painted by Leonardo da Vinci. The painting the Hermitage Palace Museum in Leningrad has been the center of an art controversy for more than a century. Some experts had contended the work was done many years after the death of the great Italian ren- W.

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