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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
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nm.. stan Correspondent

LANSING. Sept. 3.-Creation OF
two new diocesan parishes and APP
pointment of new priests 10 Is
central Michigan communities to-
day was announced by the Most
Rev. Joseph II. AlberS, bishop OF
the Lansing Catholic diocese.
The parishes are 10 be located
at Battle Creek and Buchanan. Al
the same time IL was revealed that
the Very Rev. Joseph r. Byrne
diocesan chancellor and formerly
administrator of ST. Peters parish
Eaton Rapids, has been named
pastor of ST. Michael's Church
Grand Ledge
The Rev. John Bush. former as
sistant pastor at ST. Mary
Cathedral, becomes secretary 10
Bishop Albers and administrator
of ST. Peters parish. The Rev
Norbert recently or
dained. becomes assistant pastor
Of ST. Marys Cathedral.
Rev. Patrick J. Kenny admins
traitor of 81 Marys. Paw Paw
becomes pastor OF the new st
Joseph parish at Battle Creek
Rev. Patrick s. McGuinness be-
comes pastor al the new ST. An
thony parish. Buchanan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Dies Asked 10 Probe
America First Group

NEW YORK. Sept. SINS
Congressman Samuel Dicksteln
New York Democrat today urgec
the Dies Committee on I'M Ameri.
can activities 10 investigate the
America First Committee Inc.
which DickStein stated lat the
present time represents what
used to call the lunatlc fringe oil
the United States.
There is no question that this
group il engaged in business OF
appeasing the relationships and
seeking to organize the Ameri-
can people for fascistic aims"
Die kste n telegraphed Rep.
Martin Dies. head of the un-
American activities inveStigat-
ing body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Gordon N. v. Smith. 25; Frances II. Jones.
81
Jack Yates. 81; Violet Foster. Al.
Max wierzbicki, "a; Jean r. Ziolkowski.
%
william r. Tylutk %. Valera ciszewien.
30
Frank Paris Jr.. 20. Lsvetts NJ. Hartmann.
10.
stanley Nawrocki. 20; stella ID. szkola, 81.
Kenneth q. Waldo. "a, Dorothy M. jack
son. q.
Robert r. Blair. ~; Theda u. stigali. 10
Julius C Berghofer. %. Julia Fody. 10.
Mike Syhanchuk 81 Edna Burke, rs.
Richard H. 10 Prete. rs; Helen J. Abbott
81
william BeaudOin, 49, Anna Baumsarten.
Walter =. zasssdney, %; Irene d. Rogin-
AIbert c, WendIand, II. Jean c. NORTH,
is
Harlo II. Chase. 20: Eleanor Gutowski, q.
George Cadovich, 2l Helen Laski II.
Harry Sagan, 81, Dorothy Dem. Mortier,
~
Charles L. Driscon %: Arliss Marsh, 20
Fred Nesbtt rs. Marie Lsbadie, 20.
Charles Eckner 30. Helen Petkanich, "a.
James Campbell, %, Rosemary Midtgsrd,
"a
Milton Boone. 81; Louise Jones. Is.
Chester sekscinski. %; Elizabeth Bieiski.
81
Michael s'aohacr. IS; Josephine Kop.ca
Michael czsjkowski. 20; Helen Glowinkow-
James o. Butz. 10; Dolores tanners. is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Z More.ES(
Fort Gudrdhouse

FORT CUSTER. Sept 3.-ThC
statewide search for the eight
soldiers who escaped from tho
heavily guarded post guardhousc
has failed 10 turn up any indica.
lion of their whereabouts, pos
officers said today.
sSix of the men fed Saturday
after removing the hinges from (
guardhouse door. Two others dis
appeared yesterday, though miA
tary police admitted they wer,
puzzled how the escape va.
effected. The men had been serv
ing sentences tor being absen
without leave.
State police are aiding in IN,
search.
Military police announced alSC
that permission 10 drive on III,
reservation had been SUSPENDED
for 80 days for three more sol
diers. two of them from the lS4tl
Field Artillery and one from the
reception center personnel
Two were suspended for driving
government trucks beyond the 20
mile-an-hour speed limit. while
the third was suspended fol
drunken driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Montreal Banker Gets
Supply Council Post

WASHINGTON. Sept s. GNS)
The British supply council today
announced that. upon instruction
OF Prime Minister Churchill Nor
ris Wilson of Montreal has been
as chairman of the sup
ply council in North America.
succeeding Arthur PurviS. who
was killed a fortnight ago i'm a
plane accident in the British Isles.
WILSON previously served rs rtFT=
uty chairman under PUyiS. He IS
a prominent banker and indus
triahSt.
simultaneously. The council an
nounccd appointment OF +. p.
Taylor present supply rcprcScn-
tatve of Canada m Washington
as chief executive officer of the
council, with the title of president
and vice chairman OF the council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Day 10 Talk al Rally
Against FOREIGN Wars

Congressman Stephen A. Day OF
Illinois. one of the leaders in the
House Of the anti-war group, will
speak at the No Foreign War
Rally Thursday evening in Cass
Technical High School under
auspices of the Committee of
l 10000
Congressman Day, in a recent
address. denounced the campaign
for union now with Britain and
recommended that those behind it
be investigated as carefully as
Nazis, Fascists or Communists.
Day also opposes aid 10 Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Red Bowling
Commission With draWs
CreenslDard Support

The cost of bowling on the
green knocked the pins from
under the Parks and Recreation
Commission today when they were
handed a S5,305 deficit for the OPP
GRAFTON of two lawns, at North
western Field and on Conner near
Gratiot avenue.
The commission then bowled
over the 1876 persons who use the
two fields by Withdrawing finan-
cial support.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Button Causes Arrest
OF Man in Attack Case

Charged with an attempted as.
sault on a 19-year-old girl Pau
Cook, rs. Of 1903 Laurel avenue
was held today or warrant
signed by Recorder Judge Jolr
p. Scallcn.
Police said d hutton which tht
girl tore from her asSdLan' shut
when hc Was frightened away by
a neighbor who heard her scream.
matched those on Cook shirt
Cook was convicted Of breaking
and entering ~ 1q3s.-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
.Detroiter Reelected
Bar Commissioner
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Sept. 3.-John c.
Bills Of Detroit was reelected
state bar commissioner from
Wayne County, President Glenn
{. Gillespie announced today.
Others reelected were Robert
S. Beach of Saginaw, Wilbur N.
Burns of Niles and Dean w. Kelly
of Lansing. Edward n. Fenlon of
st. Ignacs succeeds Benjamin II.
Halstead, and Laurent X. Varnum
of Grand Rapids succeeds former
Circuit Judge Orien S. Cross Of
Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
DEATHS

stanford Travis 5000 Mortified -
victor Perini 1882 Woodingham drive. 81.
Fence J Ponci'on 1000 Rosemary, II.
Margaret Ann Feeiey 1868 Byron, 50
Jane Christina Comport ss6l Manor 50.
Edward Kelly. 3f0s Howard, %.
Edward Lambert 1909 y Grand Blvd. ~
Mahlon Boughner Jr.. 207 West Harrison.
Manuel Reid soss Cooper. 81.
Elizabeth Jane Urenn. 1850 Hubbard 81.
John A steinhebel. 421l Rivsrd. 45.
Lloyd Huffman. 1871 Lycaste, IS.
Rosans Trocka 1850 East Palmer. rs.
Glen Edrie Macklem. Hotel Sauer. IS.
Rose Lohr e545 Bessemore. 81
Edward Thetmen 3T3s Helen. So.
stella Gander 1929 Seymour, 80
Frances Dcsantino. 71p Elmvood. Is
Phoebe Johnson, 5O2l Helen. 81.
Bessie Karrosek 3743 Tuxedo, ~
Mary Kline Fam River. Mich, 10
Louis Renker. 1888 lrvington. -.
Joseph Vcreh 2i6s South Edsel. 81
Amelia Mabel Barnler. 1897 Grstiot, 50.
David Arthur Purser 1909 Coyle. )
VIRGINIA " Pcknell. s07f Normile. IS.
Walter u Mcmahon. 1895 Hogarth, 50.
Joseph Rohr. 1876 Trinity, 50
Della A. White. 1878 snowden. IN.
Margaret Fugett, 20s6 Twelfth. "a
MARY p Rurde 206S vineWood y.
Charlie T. Sayles 4Ol7 Doris. IS.
Ella Mckinney. AS Henry. 80.
Margaret Blomst. 1885 Selden. IS
Ferdl nand Herman 5000 Marcus. So
Martin Pagan 202s Oakdale. 81.
Harry n Hinkle. 200 West Chicago, 81.
George y Frehcs. 1926 Norman. so.
Clarence Kline 1902 i.ivernois, 7.
Anthony Jablonsk 1914 Dubois. ~.
Rose Greenfield 2i73 Elmhurst. 50.
Dora Tolmich. 2eis sturtevant. 50
Anthony ZbiciPk. 1889 Parkinson. 81.
Alfred r. Finch. 535 East state Fair. ~.
John PaIlante. 1900 81 Joseph months
William Wicgand, All Rademacher 81.
Raymond siwick 562s springwells.
month.
Byron Smith SOC South Garter. Royal
Oak 80
Lo''ie Whrs. % Hendre. -.
Mary Wright sos Begole, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Strike Called at Plant;
IL Of 400 Leave Jobs

The UAW-CIO today called a
strike al the plant of the Douglas
& Lomason Company. 1856 Lin
coin avenue. but company officials
said that only II of 400 employees
left their jobs.
The company, which manufac-
lures chromium trim for Ford.
Chrysler and General Motors cars,
has a closed shop contract with
the UAW-AFL which does not ex-
pire until April. 1912 Walter
Green, organizer for the Go
Union, said the strike WAS called
because of the dismissal of 81
UAW-CIO men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
DIVORCES

Divorces we've granted to-
Dorothy Peterson from Charles.
John r Realm from Lucille
Gertrude Paines from james
Florence r. Holmes from Frederick
Mary ". Adam from Lawrence NJ
LILA p Han from Willie
Thomas s ward from Lille MAJ.
Henry Levin from Dorothy
Jennie Dombrowskl from leon.
Frank Montague from Mary
seloma Sauef from John.
Joyce Solomon from Abraham
Nahle ". FOntaine from Albert.
Ella Spencer from LeRov
Evelyn HEX from Fred G
John Mccarthy from Helen
Cecilia NJ Harrison from Herman {.
Eileen " Pickard from Richard
James Mamie DAVIS from Earl d.
Henrietta Luna from Joseph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Asks Wide Lanes
10 Save Realty

Construction Of houlevardS, soc
feet wide. from Detroits outskirts
10 the downtown area today wa,
pictured by City Treasurer Albci
+. Cobo as a method OF lncreas-
ing downtown rCdf CStutr- v1ittcs.
Entire blocks OF blghted area
structures would be RACED for
building of broad highways 10 en-.
able residents 10 reach downtown
quicker and easier under Cobo' S
plan.
In a speech before Detroit XII
wants Club Number l Cobo also
suggested creation of parks and
Fairgrounds inside the Grand bou.
Ilevard arc. and a large scale pro.
Igram for Improvement OF Detroit 5
river frontage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
NAVY Recruits Set Mark

The navy office here recruited
400 men in August, an all-time
record for Michigan and the
greatest number recruited any
where in the Midwest, Lieut.
Commander Carson r. Miller re-
ported today. Because of an IN
crease in the navy, the quota here
is unlimited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Councilman Sweeny
Seeks Reelection

Councilman Henry S. Sweeny
today posted 500 10 become a
candidate for reelection. Sweeny
now is serving his second term in
Common Council. Previously he
was Judge Of Recorders Court.
John w. Smith is the only council
man who has not yet filed. but
he has announced nc will be a
candidate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Strike Notice Filed
All Detroit Gdsket

A strike notice against 'he De
trolt Gasket and Manufacturer.
Company. 1910 Burt road wa
filed VII hihe state .ah0r bodll
today by the UAW-CI0 The
union charge thai mo company
which makes ca>kets far nae FOrr
Motor Company has refused 50
negotiate. although the vAW-CIf
represents The majority 81 fhc 80
employee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
jailed FOR BITING Officer

! For kicking and biting Patrol
man Elmer BurFett when hC 81.
tempted 10 arrest him for dis.
surbing the peace Steve Pros~sr
q. Of 2f9. Watson street va
sentenced 10 90 days in jail toca.
by Judge Donald Van Zilc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Murphy Won't Be Candidate

Recorders Judge George Muir
ply will not be a candidate for
mayor in the coming election. He
said his decision not 10 run was
final despite the pleas of several
citizens groups who he said had
been urging him TO run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
II Soyiets Stay
.AAttU $. Air Base
Internationn1 Ncn, ser,ice CnhIe

KODIAK NAVAL AIR BASE
Alaska, Sept. 3 Some AZ Rus
sian technicianS IN Two hiE sea-
planes were at the naval air base
on Kodiak Island today, en- route
from Nome TO California.
The flierS were expected TO hop
to Sand Point naval air base at
Seattle later today without stop
ping at Sitka.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Polish Captain Asks
Musicians 10 Enlist

Capt. jerry Ciepielowski Of the
Polish armed forces in Windsor
today issued a call for the enlist
mont of musicians between 16 and
so years OF age Applicants should
apply at 1887 Riverside drive
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished ny the
National Association q Securities Dealers,
Inc District No. s.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15

E. J.tDriear and Ed. Falkner were
visitors in Kalispell Wednesday.
DR.. Fred Keller of Kalispell, op-
tometrist, was professional visitor
in Libby Saturday. :
Announcement has been made by
school authorities that all teaching
contracts have been renewed for
another year.
r. Dickman of Missoula arrived
in Libby today to move the forest
service radio station from the rang
ers' office north of town, to the
district office in Libby.
Twenty-one Royal Neighbors of
Libby attended the district meeting
at Whitefish on May 7. They went
in four cars which were driven by
Mesdames CloWers, thinner, Bea-
men and Withee.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15

Arlene, small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Delzer, suffered severe
cut of her upper lip Tuesday ev-
ening while playing 1t was getting
rather dark and Arlene failed to
see a strand of barbwire on a fence
and ran into it, the wire cutting her
lip nearly to the bone and making
long cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Greeley and
small daughter left Sunday for Bill
ings where Mr.. Greeley is on a six
months detail in that office of the
forest service Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Leach have taken possession Of the
Greeley home during their absence.
Mr.. Greeley will act in capacity of
assistant forester while there.
The members of the Les HUT
club were guests of Mrs. H. ]. Nc
Dougall at a 100 bridge dessert
Monday afternoon At the contract
games following the serving, high
score prize was taken by Mrs. Mary
Hargreaves and second high by Mrs.
Hans Westman. Mrs. Acton was
winner of high score guest prize.
Gordon Euscher, who has a posi-
ton as Montana representative of
the Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union of the A. F. of L., was in
Libby the first of the week. joining
Mrs. Luscher who had preceded him
here by few days. They left later
for the Missoula- Bonner district
where Mr.. Luscher's employment
called him and were accompanied
by Mrs. Luscher's sister, Miss Jean
Turner, who will visit there with
them for a time.
This week saw the retirement of
Mrs. Andrew Sauer, the former
Letha Williamson, as pharmacist at
the Libby Pharmacy. Her place is
being taken by Ed Campbell of
Glasgow, brother of DR.. j. P. Camp
bell Of this city Mr.. Campbell has
been a pharmacist for the past 20
years and is well versed in his pro-
fession, having come here from en-
ployment in one of the largest drug
stores in the state. Mrs. Sauer's
many friends will miss her cheerful
smile at the Pharmacy and all join
in wishing her much happiness in
her new found profession.
Two new gasoline pumps were in
stalled at the c. & H. Service Sta
ton this week. They are the lat
est in such equipment and are real
ly marvels. They not only indicate
the amount and cost of the gas de-
livered to customer, but they also
automatically keep tally Of the
amount of gas going through the
pump daily and the total cost there
of. Naturally this requires consid-
cradle machinery on the inside of
the pump. When the price of gas
changes, all that is necessary is to
pull two little pins out of certain
holes in a steel band and insert
them IN holes to correspond with
the new price and the pump is ready
for service at the new price
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
Revival at Church of God
Is Now Under Way

The members of the Church of
God were somewhat disappointed
when Rev. c. ]. McGrff, their
evangelist, was two days late in ar
irving here to carry on the revival
advertised last week. But they felt
at his first service Tuesday evening
that they were amply rewarded for
the delay.
There were two errors in the ar
ticles as reported last week. In
stead of services starting at 7:45
they will start at 800, and instead
of the evangelist coming from Iowa
he is from Sioux Falls, S. D. But
in spite of our mistakes. a great re-
vival is expected and everyone is
invited to attend.
REV. B. H. APPLICABLE,
Pastor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Paul Church went to Spokane
Tuesday to attend to business.
Standard Motors will pay 10 cents
per pound for clean cotton rags. 1t
Smith McNeill, Troy attorney,
transacted business in Libby yes
terday.
Miss Marilyn Staudacher of Ches-
ter, Mont, is guest at the T. A.
Staudacher home.
Mrs. Chas. Loser and son, Ron
AID. left Monday to visit with her
parents at Nez Perce, Ida.
Watch repairing. Quick and eff
.ficient service. Only high grade
materials used. Welch's Jewelry
and Gift Shop. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ D. Rowland mo-
tored to Eureka Wednesday evening
to attend an Eastern Star meeting.
They returned today.
Mrs. Clara Woodruff left We'd
nesday noon for Minnesota called
there by news of the death of her
brother-in-law.
Laura Logsdon of Stonehill and
Laura Heath of Manicke were in
Libby Tuesday and Wednesday to
take seventh and eighth grade state
examinations
A ceremony was performed by
Rev. Russell Prentice May 10 unit
ing Morris H. Kair and Edith Mich
olson, both of Kalispell. in the bonds
of matrimony.
Word has been received that Earl
bud" thinner has been promoted
to corporal in the army. He is at
Camp Ham, near Los Angeles. He
enlisted in September, 1910
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle Beebe had as
their guests on Mothers Day Mr.
and Mrs. ]. G. Beebe of Spokane,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Beebe, John
Robert, Elizabeth and Donald.
Dean COPYRIGHT Of Fort Lewis,
accompanied by Miss Betty Digger
of Seattle and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stone Of Spokane, spent Mothers
Day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. COPYRIGHT
Mrs. Louis Ohlerich, accompanied
by Mrs. Charles Martensen and
Mrs. r. r. Beebe, went to Kahs-
pell May 10 to attend a mattress
making demonstration conducted by
Miss Lillian Tubb and Mrs. Leonard
Eliason.
Mrs. Anna Christie entertained
the Fortnightly bridge club at her
home Thursday evening. High score
prize was awarded to Mrs. Rosetta
Burke, low prize to Mrs. A. M.
Hoffman and guest prize to Mrs. j.
G. Hammill Of Hudson, Wis.
St. Luke's Episcopal Guild wish
to thank the citizens of Libby for
their generous donations to Bun
dies for Britain. Seven large boxes
are on their way to England. Any
further donations may be left at
Jacks Dry Cleaning Service
Commencement is their Big Day!
A day to be remembered-alWa
The fun Of opening gifts from the
family and friends - chosen at
WEIGHS Jewelry store are gifts
which will fittingly say 'sCongratu-
lations upon your graduation II
i Wednesday two volunteers signed
up for service in the army through
the local draft board. They are Law
renee Everett Ethering of Gateway
and John Patrick Downey of Troy.
Clerk D. O. Mount stated that
call has been issued for eight draf-
tees to be indicted June 4.
The ladies of Circle B" of the
Presbyterian church were hostesses
at tea Wednesday afternoon hon
oring Mrs Russell Prentice, the wife
OF their new pastor. Other guests
were the ladies of Circle A. The
pleasant affair was held at the
home of Mrs. George Blackwell.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
A Dark Secret

A minister was loud in his praise
of the fat and juicy bird his colored
host served for dinner, and finally
asked. Where did you get such a
fine goose?n
"Pahson,' replied his host, when
you breaches good sermon All
doan ak you whar you got it. All
hopes you'll hab de same considera-
ton fob me-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
Cnurtin' Adjourned

You say this woman shot her
husband with this pistol, and at
close range" asked the coroner of
the eye witness to colorful trag-
edy.
''Yassuh."
Are there powder marks on his
body?"
"Yassuh, das why she shot him."
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
NOTICE

My ranch is posted according to
law. Any person trespassing on
this property will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law. 50-51.
AL HUFFMAN.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-24
Indian Arts & Crafts
Board Members Visit

Among distinguished visitors
at the Plains Indian Museum
during recent days was Rene
d 'Harnoncourt. member of the
Indian Arts & Crafts board of
the Department of the Interior
at Washington. d. G. He was
accompanied by Kenneth Disher.
also with the Indian Service as
assistant to Mr.. D'Harnoncourt.
Both were pleased at the local
institutions progress since its
opening last June. Their work
is devoted to Indian arts an d
crafts throughout he Unite d
States. Mr.. u 'Harnoneourt is
author of one of last years OUT
standing volumes on art, the title
being" Indian Art" 1t " a 9
sponsored by T hi Museum Of
Modern Art in New York City.
He designed the Indian Art
Exhibit, one of the d 0 m n t
attractions of the Golden Gate
International Exposition in San
Francisco in 1859 30 as well as a
later one in New York City.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Sanderville
were business callers in Great
Falls last Saturday.
Pat Granger and Jeff Harwood
were busy the fore part of the
week installing a hot air ia n
in the Post Office which will add
greatly to the building warmth.
Many Elk and Deer hunters
from Browning tried their luck
last week on various ranges in
this section of the country but to
the best of our knowledge there
were very few who were success
full in bagging any big game.
Johnny Ground returned t o
Browning last Saturday to spend
a few days visiting friends and
relatives. He has been working
in Seattle in the Boeing Aircraft
factory.
Robert Heavy Runner who is
with the army at Moffit Field in
California is home on furlough to
attend the funeral of his wife
who passed away last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Malcolm.
who have been in this section
for the last several weeks. Wis
tied with Mr., and Mrs. T. r.
Cumlnins last weekend before
leaving on thier return to their
home at Van Mugs, California.
Dick Davis, a student at the
Helena School of Aeronautics,
visited with folks the weekend.
The Halseth building on High
way No. 2 is undergoing extern
sive improvement. the work be-
ing done by Don McCrea. A
new foundation, stuccoirg of
walls and tarring of the roof are
to be included in the improve
ment.
For Sale-T CROUCH br d
Rhode Island Red roosters; 81 so
each; Write or see r i h d
Cassutt, box 1853, Browning; care
of l.. J. Burd. 3lp
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-24

Dan S. WEIGH was a business
caller in Browning Tuesday.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-24
Museum Mural Series
BY Pepion Progresses

With prospects of the work be-
ing completed by November /.
the final of the mural series sdorn-
ing the Plains Indian Museum
lobby is under way by Victor
Pepion, Blackfeet Indian artist
The uncompleted subjects is
upon the east wall and plcturizss
the scene following the buffalo
kill.
The four subjects cover
approximately 675 square feet of
wall space. having alIneal stretch
along the four walls of So feet,
the depth being six feet, nine
inches.
Visitors from outside points,
who are especially interested in
murals, have expressed h z b
praise for Pepion's work whose
brush tells so eloquent!y the story
Of the buffalo hunt.