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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
MAZOS TAUTOS
APsAUGoTos
SOVIETAMS VIENlEMS
NELEIDzIANA SAUVA-
LIAUTI

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Lietuvos Minister'S P. zadei-
kis, Americas spaudos paklau-
stas ka jis mano apie Maskvos
konferencijos isdavas, pareis-
ke pasitenkinimo kaip dalykai
ten ejo.
"AS dziaugiuosi ziniomis is
Maskvos konferensijos, mes jos
duoda man tiketi jog Atlanto
Carteris dar gyvuoja'', pasake
Lietuvos Minister'S.
( Tuo budu Lietuvos ir jos
kaimyniQ, kurias savinasi ir
nor pagrobt Russia, likimas
nenulemtas j prazutinga puse.
Washingtono rasytojas Will
liam Philip Simms pareiskia:
"AlijantQ susitarimai reiskia
kad jokia viena valstybe ne
diktuos taikos. Tas Maskvoje
padarytas uzsieniu ministeriu
pareiskimas duoda naujas vii
tbs mazoms salims kurios cia
Washingtone atstovaujamos.
''Pirmiausia, buvo nuspresta
isteigti Londone patareju ko-
misija bendram ir artimam ko-
oparavimui tarp Rusijos, Bri-
tanijos ir Americas 'egzami-
navimui Europos klausimu ko-
kie iskils su karo eiga'.
"Antra, buvo pasizadeta ne
naudoti savo militariniu jiegu
kitose valstybese karui pasi-
baigus, be bendro pasitarimo.
''Trecia, sutarta leisti Itali-
iai issirinkti savo demokratis-
ka vyriausybe, ir ketvirta, at
sisakyta pripazinti permainas
Austrijoje, kurias ten Hitleris
padare: prijungima Austrijos
prie Vokietijos.
"Austrijos klausimu dekla-
racija yra pakartojimas pereis-
kimo nepripazystancio terito-
riniu permainu Rytineje Euro
pole kokias padare Russia ir
Vokietija 1889 ir 1910 metals.
"Kita baime buvo mazoms
Salims tai kad stipresnes val
styles arnijos ypatingai
Rusijos = uzeme jQ teritori-
jas, daugiau is ju nepasitrauks.
"Sita dalyka Maskvos konfe-
rencija, kaip matyti, atmete.
Sutarimas sako: 'Po kariavi-
mo uzbaigimo jos nenaudos sa-
vo kariuomeniu kitty Sally ze-
mese privertimui jQ zmones
nubalsuoti prisideti prize ju'.
Tikrai taip turetu butt. Nei
Anglia nei Amerika neturi jo-
kiu uzgrobimo tikslu tai kodel
Rusiiai turf butt leista naudo-
tbs tue groboniskumu?
Kadangi Austrijos prijungi-
mas prize Vokietijos nepripazy-
stamas ir jai bus leista atsi-
steigti nepriklausoma kaip bu-
vo, Sis sutarimas tik pastipri-
na Lietuvos ir kitu Rusijos
kaimynisku saliu teise atsi-
steigti kaip JOS buvo pirm 1899
ir 1910 metu Stalino ir Hitle-
rio grobimo pavergtos.
Jei Russia, Britannia ir A
merika pildys savo sutartis
pasirasytas Maskvoje, jos ga
les sulaikyti Europos salyse
galincius kilt pilieciu karus If
bendrai sutriuskinti Hitleriz-
ma, sake Simms.
Rubeziai bus apsaugoti, gy-
ventojams bus leista issirinkti
laisvai savo valdzias is savo
paciu tarpo, taip kad gales Eu-
ii uztikrinta pastovi taika.
Xiii issireiskia kad Maskvo-
je praleidiHmas paminejimo ar
padarymo nutarimQ triju Pa
BALTIC tautu, Lietuvos, Latvi-
jos ir Estijos, klausimu pasta
to jas abejojancioje padetyje.
jos yra tik trys Europos sa-
lys kurios nera pazymetos sa-
rase saliQ su kuriu zmonemis
buvo papildyta ziaurumai.
Rusija skaito tas Sails IN
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

zengiau per uzpakalines duris
is savo namo virtuves uzpa-
kalini kiema ir is vaizdo kuri
pamaciau net kruptelejau.
Staiga prie laiptuku lauko
puseje pamaciau sutupiant du
vyrus. Ju veidai buvo jauno-
XII - jauno amziaus vyrai, tik
isvargeu keliu dienu neskus-
ia barzda matesi ant jQ veidu
ir is po kepuriu kysojo ilgoki,
senai nekirpti plaukai.
Ypac labiausia ta viska pa
temijau ant pirmutinio, kuris
tupsejo arciau prie laiptu, o
jo draugas buvo kick jo uzpa-
kalyje. Jie buvo apsivilke pa
prastais kasdieniniais Sites
tesniais plosciais, del rudeni-
nio orc, taip pat CANA apsiuru-
siais, ir abudu aiskiu baugumu
dairesi aplinkui - aisku bu-
vo kad jie pilni baimes ir ko
tai slepiasi.
- Mes alkani, norim val
gyt, - Wis dairydamasis pra-
kalbejo prasta Angliska kalba,
bet gerai suprantama, pirma-
sis vaikinas.
Taip jiems galvas sukinejant
pirmojo vyro prasiskleide SUI
gaubto plosciaus priesakis ir
ka as pamaciau tiesiog sukre-
te name.
Po jo ploscium pamaciau
Vokiskos uniformos apvalkala.
Tuoj supratau kas jie: tai pa
begeliai Vokieciai kareiviai.
- JUS esat Vokieciai karei-
vial, kaip Gia atsiradot? - pa
klausiau grieztai pirmojo.
Jis visa laika vienas kalb5-
jo antras visai nei zodzio ne
pratare, national pasitikejo
savo vadui.
Kieme nebuvo nieko matyti,
nei kaimynai savo kiemuose
nebuvo nei vienas iS5je, bet
tQ vaikinu sutupimas prie lai-
ptu musu virtuves buvo ju at
sargumas kad kas nors is to-
liau per tvoras ju nepatemytu.
- Taip, mes Vokieciai kar-
eiviai, pabege is Kanados, kur
buvom parvezti kaipo nelais-
vial. Mes alkani, valgyt no.
rim. Kelios dienos slapstomes.
Mano, kaipo istikimo Ameri-
kos piliecio, pi1mutine mintis
buvo - atiduoti JUGS valdziai,
nei nepamanius apie ia Vokie-
ii Detroite, kuris buvo nuteis-
tas susaudymui kaipo Sales
isdavikas uz tai kad priglau-
de savo tautieti Vokietl laku-
ma pabegusi is nelaisves Ka-
nadoje.
- Ia veliau darysi ia, bet
duck NUNS valgyt, mes aka
nj -. - pakartojo kalbanty-
sis vaikinas savo prasta Ang-
liska kalba, kuri skambejo vi
sal Vokisku akcentu.
Ka darysi, alkanu zmogum
reikia pasirupinti, bet neleis-
damas ju j vidu, palikes lauke
baimeje, drebeti, ikeles koja
pro duris j virtuve, is kito
kambario pasaukiau savo EMO
ma If jai nustebusiai paroles
kas per "sveciai' mus aplan-
ke, paraginau padaryti jiems
greiciausia ka uzvalgyti.
Apsiniaukes pavakario oras
daresi tamsesnis, kiemuose sa-
le musu namo Wis nepasirode
niekas is kaimynQ tuos svecius
pamatyti, if jiedu susGde ant
laiptu skubiai valge ka jiems
mano zmona greitomis sura-
dus padave. Valge taip go
dziai kad tikrai maciau jog jie
labai alkani.
Neziurint visos ju baimes IF
neramumo kokiu jie lauke ant
laiptu sedejo, as Wis turejau
mintyje kad priesinga Sales
istatymams, karo metu, pri-
glausti ar slept pabegusius
1,oz.o;x,;,,c L,olo icxyi,,c tyicoi no
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
KIBIRKSTYS
Raso Titnagas.

uI uCldl SuOIdSkcJO, CdCldu Idu-
tinio nusistatymo Americas
Lietuviai visai nepasiges to
rausvai svietusio ziburelio.
N. Gadyne nebuvo nei tauti-
nio nei pilnai to zodzio prasme
demokratinio nusistatymo lai-
krastis. il buvo grynai So
cialistinis laikrastis, kuriam
Marksistinis socializmas buvo
daug arciau prie Strides negu
tauta.
N. Gadynei pasiliovus eiti
kartu SUI ia ispuole is socialis-
tines backos stambus socializ-
mo Sulas - tai j. V. Stilsonas.
LIETUVISKI socialistai ME
ko nenustos jeigu j. Mazukna
galutinai atsisveikines su So
cialistais nugarfnes pas socia-
listu atskaluna komunistus -
Mazuknos vietoje socialistai
gauna sandarieti K. j. @Paulau-
ska, kuris jau senai jiems Tar
nauja slaptai.
Taciau ka socialistai gaus j
vieta Stilsono, kuris spjoves j
socializma nuejo pas katali-
kus, tikriau sakant, pas kleri-
kalus? Reiskia katalikiskas S
nugalejo socialistini idealizma.
Tai bent idealistai kurie We
iasi dolarizma.
A. BIMBA savo Krisluose
raso: "Jokia kita zmoniu CRU
pc nera taip skaudziai nuken-
tejus Shame kare kaip zydai.
Skaitai pranesimus is Euro
pos ir salti siurpuliai purto.
Penki milijonai iszudyta arba
isdeportuota!'
Kad tos skaitlin5s kurias
Bimba cituoja yra baisios su-
tiks kiekvienas padorus EMO
gus, taciau reikia prisiminti
kad tas tokias baisias skaitli-
mes padare Hitlerio Taurus
karas.
Nors, tiesa, tos skaitlines
yra baisios, taciau dar nera
tokios baisios sulyginant su
tomis skaitlinemis kurias pada-
re Stalino Taurus komunizmas
per 20 metu savo despotisko,
tiesiog barbarisko, egzistavl-
mo Rusijoje.
Kaip vienas Angliskas laik-
rastis yra apskaitliaves, Stall
no rezimo begyje Rusijoje per
20 metu buvo iszudyta apie II
milijonu nekaltu RusiJos EMO
niu, kur jokio karo nebuvo.
KUOMET Bimba kalba apie
apie zydu iszudyma tai jis pa
sake kad "penki milijonai zy-
du iszudyta arba isdeportuo-
ta", kas reiskia kad ne visl
penki milijonai tQ zydQ iszu-
dyta. Toje skaitlineje yra gal
puse ar daugiau zydu gyvu,
kurie DO karui vel isvys laisva
pasauli ir gyvens laisvu EMO
niu tarpe.
Taciau Rusijoje 13 mihJonu
iszudytuju niekados negrys /
gyvuju tarpa, bet ia Ii mill
ionu nekaltai iszudytu skaitll-
ne Blmbos kailio saltu slurpu-
liu nekrato, del to kad situ II
miliionu zmoniu skerdyne at
liko Bimbos garbinamas die
vaitis, kruvinasis bolseviku ca
ras Stalinas.
KOMUNIZMAS nelaime vi
sos zmonijos, bet tukstanterlo-
PAL didesne nelaime RuslJal.
Jeigu Sis karas nenusuks ko-
munizmui sprando, .kaip If ia
sizmui, ia komunizmo nelaime
pasieks ir visa zmonija.
Tas pats. Bimba saukiasi Is
torijos kad pasmerktu tuos ku-
RE negarbina SovietV SaJun-
COS ir nelaizo kruvinu ranku
Stalinui.
Taciau Istorija Bimbos ne
klausys ir il atliks savo darba
L,,r;s iai nripllli atlikti. lStO-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

Pavalge jie pradejo kaip tai
neramiai judeti, nezinodami
ar eiti sau ar liktis, mes aisku
buvo jie neturi kur detis. De-
kojamas uz valgi dar pasakiau
jiems:
- Palaukit, dar gausit ka-
vos, = ir vel paraginau EMO
ma uzkaisti kava ir patiekti
uzsigarduoti su kava tu sal
dziQ pyragaiciu kuriu pats ne
senai buvau valges.
Prisiminiau kad Europoj jau
keli metal tikros kavos EMO
nes negauna, ypac Vokietijoje
jos nebuvo ellie metu, todel no.
rejau kad paragautu ir geros
kavos, kokia mano zmona is
verda.
Kavai ilgeliau trukus isvir-
ii, kaip tik as pasitraukiau nuo
duru giliau i virtuve, atsisu-
kes pamaciau abu tuos "sve-
cius" jau musu virtuveje. -.
- Neduok mus valdziai, il
mus kankins. -. - praSe tas
kalbantysis Angliskai vyru-
kas. Antras national visai ne
mokejo Angliskai, mes tylejo
ir tik is jo akiu galima buvo
matyti jo pasitenkinimas mu-
su gerasirdingumu juos pa
valgydinti. AS gi Wis tik ru-
pinausi, atejus laikui, apie JUGS
raportuoti valdziai.
Kavai beverdant, sumaniau
..isnaudoti kelias minutas laiko
paklausti is kur jiedu paeina,
kur ju teviske.
- IS Klaipedos krasto, mes
Klaipediskiai, - atsiliepe Lie
tuviskai, ir labai gerai tarda-
mas, pirmasis.
- Mes is Rambyno apielin-
kes, Martyno Jankaus kaimy-
mai, - prasneko ir antras.
Kai jiedu prakalbejo graziai
Lietuviskai, neabejojau kad jie
yra Lietuviai ir kad pabege is
Kanados Vokietijos kariai ne
laisviai.
- Tai judi Lietuviai? Kaip
patekot j Kanada? - klausiau,
nors to nereikejo il klausti,
mes pirmiau jau buvau paais-
kintas kad jie yra Britu karo
imtiniai, atvezti Kanadon lal-
kymui Xxi karas Eaigsis.
- Mes buvom lakunai No-
kietijos armijoje; Anglia alta
kuodami buvom numusti, II
pakliuvom, - aiskino pirma-
sis.
- Mes tamsta pazystam, -
prasneko jis vel. - Uztal cla
ir atejom, jieskoti priegIaudos.
Issyk nenorejom kalbinti Lie
tuviskai, Xxi persitikrinom ar
tikrai pataikem pas tamsta.
- Pazystat? Bet kaip? -
nustebes klausiau, Wis ruplnda-
masis neuzmirsti pranesti aple
JUGS valdziai.
- Tamsta buvau su ekskur-
siia atvykes klaipedon, daily
vavai pas Martyna Janku sVe-
ciuose, lanketes Rambyne, as
padeiau uzkurti ant aukuro
ugnele, kal pOnaS JankuS hole-
10 parodyti jums kaip scnoVe-
ie Lietuviai garbino savo die
vus ant Rambynkallio, degln-
dami ugni -.
Tula valandele pasljutau vel
ant Rambynkalnio: stai senu-
kas, zilas bet gana tVlrtas ku-
nu ir Lietuviska dvasia Mar
tynas Jankus, kalba, aiskina
NUNS apie sena Lietuviu pra-
eiti, apie narsius kariautoJus,
apie vaidilutes kurios Sventa
ugni kurino, apie didzias pills
Nemuno krantais isstatytas.
Privede per pusis artyn prle
Nemuno kranto = tas krantas
toks status, aukstas, stalgus,
su virstanciais medziais nuo 10
net baisu buvo taip artl kras-
L...4 1yoJ yo,1ii c1IOUSnI91
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

Virsuje: Suv. Valstiju Sex
retorius Cordell Hull, parodo-
ma atvykes Maskvon. Apa-
cioje Sovietu uzsieniu reikalu
komisaras Molotov, su kuriuo
turejo konferencija Hull ir
Eden, Britu atstovas.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Browning Mercantile Co.
Making Internal Improvement

Adding to the general appear
ance of the interior and contri-
buting towards fuel economy in
wintertime is the extensive insulat.
ing of the ceiling, which is under
way this week. the work being
done by Smith and Guardipee.
The material is Nu-wcod tile, a
building compound that is laid in
panel and which weatherizes an
interior as to help provide a com
Portable temperature.
The improvement is possible
during wartime on tn e repair
and remodelling restriction basis.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Peters Awarded Trophy

A beautiful trophy in token of
his being awarded the 1943 North
American championship in calf
roping. the gift of Lethbridge
Brewers, was given Floyd Peters
through the Cardston Rodeo and
Race Meet directors at Cardston
following the annual show there
on July Is.
The trophy is on display at the
First National Bank of Browning.
Peters top-notch place in calf
roping at the several Canadian
and American shows in the last
several years has made him
drawing card.
Delmar Mathews entered the
boys bull riding contest. Benny
Romsa, Cleon Lowry and Alex
Sherman rode, while Percy De-
VOL f e and George Pambrun
roped.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Judge BaItz Fines Offenders

Allegedly driving in excess of
the wartime 35.mile speed limit.
H. NJ. Hack of Missoula and John
". Swanson of Browning were
fined $40 each in Judge William
Baltz' court, both being picked
up by Patrolmen Elmer Martin.
One of the infractions wa
eight miles west o f Browning
and the other four miles east.
For not stopping at stop sign
while entering Highway No. 2,
H. B. Teel of Brady was fined S.
by Judge Baltz. Teel was pick
ed up by Patroman G. H. Ander-
son.
Patrolmen explain that in be-
half of most motorists who are
determined to not get out of
bounds in speed, there will be
others to face court judges as
moral example of wartime.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Three New Members Are
Added To Fair Board

Stockholders at t he annual
meeting of the Browning Fair
Association, Inc. last Thursday
evening Increased the board of
directors from four to seven.
The only carry-over member is
Robert Starr. whose term will ex.
pire next year. The three new
members include j. l. Sher burne
for one-year term n d Melvin
Peterson a n d Mrs. Berniece
Lewis for two year terms.
Richard Taught and Tom Ham.
by were re. elected for three-year
terms, and Harold Hanneman
for a two-year term.
A majority of the stock of the
association was represented
either by person or proxy.
The new board is scheduled to
meet in the near future to elect
officers. Present ones are Rich
ard Taught. president. and Will
muir E. Burnison, secretary-treas-
urer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Poultry Industry Makes
Substantial Gains

Substantial expansion of the
poultry industry on the Blackfeet
Reservation has been made this
season. judging from the $4,000
chickens that have been sold 10.
cally by Ben Larson, proprietor
of Ben Service.
Most of the poultry were chicks,
whose prompt deliveries by him
enabled purchasers to get their
industries started with utmost
advantage.
With a recent shipment being
the last one for the season, Lar.
son said the first one next year
will be sometime in January.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Ali Club Field Meet To
Be Held at Board School
Monday, $50 Taking Part

The program will take up both
morning and afternoon and will
begin at l0a. m. with demonstra-
tons in the gymnasium. Seating
will be provided as to accommodate
a maximum number of visitors.
In the afternoon there will be
judging, with both boys a n d
girls participating.
The l5O boys and girls of these
IA clubs some day will be the
backbone of Blackfeet Reserva-
tion agriculture. In devotion to
them at this stage every person
who can possibly attend the field
day program should do so.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
County Indebtedness
Retirement Planned

This years bond and interest
levies, on basis of their being
given approval by taxpayers. will
wipe out all of Glacier county's
indebtedness, accor ing to
County Commissioner Gerard
who was in attendance at the
preliminary county budget meet
ing of the board at Cut Bank
Monday.
The preliminary school district
budget meeting is scheduled for
next Monday. he said. Thisas we'll
will be automatically approved if
protests of taxpayers do not in
duce the board to make altera-
tons. Deadline for protests is
August IA.
This years contemplated bud
get totals 17.6 mills, compares
with 2O.76 mills. last years ap-
proved budget.
Other budgets which will be
included in determination of to-
tai taxes are state and city or
town.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Pvt. Al Racine Writes
Folks From North Africa

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Racine
get frequent word from their
son. Pvt. AL Racine, who is some
where in North Africa. In a re.
cent letter he said that he has
taken up the French language
and expects to order his cafe
meals in French when he gets
back. The Racines a s o have
two other sons in the armed SER
vices, Herbert and Andrew.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Mrs. Nora Spanish
Resigns Position As
Craft Shop Manager

Mrs. Nora Spanish has re-
signed her position as manager
of h Blackfeet Indian Craft
Shop. For seven years, ever
since the cooperative was organ
lied in 1886, she has played an
important role in the develop
ment of the shop. A the out
standing exhibition of | n d i a n
Arts and Crafts of the United
States at the San Francisco Fair
in 1889, 8 h served for four
months as one of the few Indian
sales women in the shop adjoin-
ing the exhibition. She W 5
selected for that position by the
Indian Arts and Crafts Board of
the Department of the Interior.
Members Of the Blackfeet In
dian Craft Shop, numbering more
than 100 Indian craft workers,
on this Reservation. regret that
! it has been necessary for her to
relinquish t he management of
the shop after years of faithful
service to the organization.
Until such time as a competent
successor to her can be found,
the business affairs of the shop
will be managed by the Crafts
Council of the Biackfeet Craft
Shop.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Death Claims Mrs.
Betsy SaIois Here
Sunday Morning

Mrs. Betsy Salois, a resident
of Browning since 1908, and one
of the community's most highly
esteemed citizens. died a t the
family home here last Sunday
morning at the age of 80. Death
was due to the infirmities of age.
Funeral services were con.
Quoted t t h e Little Flower
Church Tuesday at 2 p. m. with
the Rev. FIR. JIM. Halligan off,
ciating. Interment was made in
t h e Browning Catholic Gene.
terry. Funeral arrangements were
in charge of the Browning Fun.
eral Home.
Mrs. Salois was born in Winni-
peg, Manitoba October 10, 1854,
where she resided through child
hood and girlhood.
In 1874 she was married to
Gabriel Salois, who was an inter-
peter for the Hudson Bay Com
pany. In 1896 the family came
to Montana, settling on farm
near Dupuyer. At that time Mr..
and Mrs. Salois took out their
citizenship papers. later becom-
ing citizens of the United States.
Relatives and friends share in
the sorrow at Mrs. Salois' pass.
ing. Ali knew her as a kind and
sympathetic soul. who was ever
ready with deeds that might
tighten another's load.
Surviving relatives include two
daughters. Mrs. Lawrence Salois
of Heart Butte and Mrs. Isabelle
La Bouchan of Vermillion, Alber-
ia; three sons. Robert of Great
Falls. Gabriel of Elmo and Henry
of Browning and a number of
grandchildren and great grand
children.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23

With $50 boys and girls of the
ID All Clubs of the Blackfeet In
dian Extension Service partici-
pating. the annual field meet will
be held at the Cut Bank Boarding
School Monday.
The project is being planned by
Lin V. Maxwell. Reservation
Farm Agent.
He said that the general pub
lie is cordially invited, the &C.
casion to give them a splendid
close up of the All Club activities
that have been under way this
year.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Rainfall Record Shows
Moisture Above Normal

November. December and May
of the October to October crop
year of t h e Blackfeet Indian
agriculture service were the on.
ly ones of the past nine months
to be below normal in rainfall,
according to P. C. A nspac h,
weather observer.
Following is the monthly rec.
ord and the comparable normal
of the month:
October, .98 in; normal, .72.
November, SO in normal, .68
December, .43 in; normal, .65.
January. LBS in; normal. ga.
February, LOT in; normal, 81,
March. 70 in. normal, IT.
April. 1872 in; normal 80.
May, 1.35 in; normal, 2.12.
June, 4.O3 in; normal, 2.64.
Total precipitation from Octo-
Der to July l was 1921. COM
pared with a normal of 9.65.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Glacier County Marine
Gets Promotion

From San Francisco Basel
Somewhere in the South Pacif-
ic-(delayed) Private First
Class Morton M. Hansell, u. S.
M. c., %, whose mother. Mrs.
Pauline Monroe, lives at Glacier
Park, Mont, has just been pro-
NOTED to his present rank at his
station here.
Private First Class HanselI en-.
listed in the Marine Corps in
December. l941. and is assign ed
to communications duty.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Old Agency Relief Garden
Making Fine Progress

The Old Agency relief garden
is making fine progress, accord
ing to Ray Steele, W h O n a 8
charge of the project. The gar
d e n. which utilizes 12t acres.
contain potatoes. peas, carrots.
rutabagas and various other root
crops. Most of the acreage is
devoted to potatoes, which are
now q the blossoming stage.
They have been cultivated twice,
the STANDS indicating a maximum
production.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
With Only Two Hands y
TO Do His Work, Reiss
Feels Short-Coming

Whereas in his New York stu
do he feels content to labor over
his easel four hours day, Win
old Reiss, portrait artist who is
spending the summer in this Sec
ton, stays at it here often as
long as daylight.
His studio, or work shop as it
may be more properly called, is
at the Yegen Hotel. Men. wo-
men and children of the Black.
feet tribe are his subjects. He
does portraiture with amazing
rapidly, yet despite this, he said,
he feels a shcrt-coming-that of
not having several more hands
to get more done during the day.
One of the finest specimens of
his brush is the portrait Of the
present years calendar of the
Great Northern Ry, Co. 1t is of
1akes-T h e-Gun.Strong, Black
feet Warrior.
Local collector of the calendar
series of Reiss' Blackfeet is C.
Murl Beck, who each year goes
in quest of an additional one.
Reiss' Indian portraiture ia
considered of highest loyalty to
what is realistic of this race of
people. Of the hundreds of In
dian portraits done by him, not
one but what has its authenticity
backed by a flesh and blood In.
dian who posed before his easel.
Mrs. Clara Withee, recently
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Mint Pool Hall Moved

The Mint Pool Hall business
has been acquired by John Bost.
wick. who moved it this week to
the lobby of the Hagerty Hotel.
The hotel fixtures were removed
and placed in storage.