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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

head Of own large concern. desires 3 or
I bedroom unfurnished home, vicinity
Sheyy Shep. Chase apr 2r American University Park
ALL OR PART RENT in advance with con-
tract. 3-bdrm., 2-bath furn. or unfurn. house
NV Wash. Sept to June 80, 194S EX
PERM. PERM INTER. DEPT Gkessf ESGisEPk3b ;iS e ss9
aRfua .ds s1pse ovSeI yG byd @ WIS
for Regular Army officer in Arlington or
sdyance .nn Box AK. Star: Z.
fprn; e-rm. home or to slo5 unfurn;; Be-
ARMY FAMILY OF 5 need 2 or 3 bedrm
ping. and transp. to National Airport; pre-
fer Alexandra or vicinity. GE. 215s. 6'
FBI AGENT, just transferred 70 Washlng-
or apartment: . small children; 500 max
imum. Phone Emerson $3.50 any ti-!e
during, alrlng July week eSsiGr eng meade t.
bedrm. house. conYenient to Andrews FiHi".
Phone COL. WHEELER, Ambassador H. J..
CIVILIAN, young FANNY. desires ua :,
nished 3-bedroom house, pleasant yard.
Permanent position temperate habits: rel
erences. occnpaney september or. or sooner ne,
ARMY ARMY OFFICER urgently needs . or 2
only normal discipiinlns. win be in Dis.
trict :. years. / assure you OF excellent
saH Rs5 ssss %ssh call MSS sSa @ooD Re<s e5ss
SAVAL W " OFFICER permanently assigned
Washington, desires lease. 1 or more bed,
years; prefer S. Arlington: reference and
guarantee. care property: occupancy Sept
/ Call "a; d6lO. u o,;sr. ..d
ATTENTION-We are not rich. but VIC
want to live. Naval oficer, wife and f.
year-old boy need 2 or . bedroom luf-
Tor a new addition to the family. Will
sign a years lease Emerson 1858. g.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER for Weather
Bureau urgently needs . or 3 bedroom un-
tes best t'rti ref. Call RE 1870 or Mi 5000, ESt.
DiPLoMAT, wife. daughter cage 1h2) de-
sire . or 3 bedrm furn. or unfurn. house
pref, or Nd; Aug. / or earlier. AID. $500.
ARMY OFFICER. stationed Wash, desires
:s-bedroonl house or apt, furn. or uniurn.,
starting Aug. J. TIE. 7499, o.
aKMf afsirs fsrnshsd hs Soase ana
sRoWN fGSGS Sch cRestnut IN 5000 sooo. GXt aa7s' 81
RESPONSiBLE EX-COLLEGE professor,
"a bedIm. house to reunite family. incl.
small child: NV or Arl. best refs, excel.
care. MR.. MILLIKAN, MA. s94o' Wk' END. ends
iigs III HuSBASD iS in HOSPITAL. cannot come
home until he has one to come to! Please
help US: family of adults. Take excellent
care. 81. 4554.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your nous,
at today's value our estimate githoni
o6liss5ien s9ls wilson blvd Gil. OF
9T i VIII ef PAY YOU CASH TODAY for yon.
cssRIls aisIs action s. CUM ma. Clients w.a. @
% purchase homes in any seetion H1s Of Wash
and nearby MARYLAND FIR ,. l2oo ,,,o-.s.
PAY CAsa for nosses sssfoa Mr. B. IIss
II n pikoMrr ATTENTION to to :, the =, sale Of
sHREs fTsE / vfss Gsssrf scs soh eapo
G3o Free appEaisaIs Results SINCE so,d lSs ,Hs
HOUSES hes n in lhh The bf last }ss Gays; i yog
SEAfTY sqssfs : yf5ph 5f@ESFMHNT SSMkHENETSHeeoas eo AR
Do ftS' You q IVA Want IT. CASH for your property
81 81 & {ERsf 5SH i sS VS.
s, 30 riGji YOU "a SANT ilea SPEEDY AcrloNe Lis,
SS S(ii pay TOP r rpsies F ETTERPR5sSa4 S4dS REAITy
G2 Gn HOUSE s So solp2Will 8, vii buy I small small house
g. sr DlitS6' ASp Nh eRsh hrRoPERTIWe RaSfI viii pa
9iIu 81 Sssh quick g scton sell MAX t35 yGH y%1L s $50
90 tn YEARS 81 IS sEkvicE IL to local propert.
eET eHEeT V WM i rsSes rs
FErWoRTa FEi'tSbi ia's ASD ND; s1s
e.. % area RA! 1855 fEes aDDra'sais' KAY NAAll
CASH For YOUR HOUSED C. or near
fMMED1ATG III TED HG CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc, white or colored, Maryland or WI VII
pikrcf fnf GGI From GS P 4S5 Or Re Sedroom Ss
house Cleye PIX. Ch Ch area; downstairs
lay; preferred:. up to $4,000 cash. IA. n
# aPo1; YOU If'i REALLY "a WANT TO SELL your
81 s52s q =! have several purchasers.
Il fMhEblAfE RAfEE rtRcHAsER ta M1Fisn for ovd or
bedroom house; 1st-f; den IN, and Law. pre-.
ser5Gd but not sssents VIII pay up gd to
phone NJ fSTeas EVsns Hs w. $685. S Rh
NON & LUcHs Co, 1906 H st. NV. MA.
house located within miles Of Hyattsyille.
ESDER TS s'G ei RS ho!;s 5s3
month; any style; ,oeation; althoush
ram rambler lee or Cape Cod in Virginia preferred
AL All CASE CASH At ONCE for houses, large or
small, white or colored. any condition, MA.
CHEVY CHASE, Bethesda or woodridse-
bspms FTG SeR nd Bah oor %an MR S
TON WI o635 OIL, 1910 IS
SILVER SPRING, Chevy Chase and Be-
thesda-We are in dire need of :! or 3
bedroom homes in Md We can furnish
you with cash for your home. Let, us
appraise and see your nome today.
WoRTHINGTON REALTY. s427 Ga. ave.
Please call Miss Allen, SH. 3461. -6
WANTED-SmaH house. We have q
client with ample. cash seeking small
house on l-acre of ground; prefers nearby
Maryland but would consider Arlington.
Va. Call MYRTLE A. WEADON CO, d.
4554 -6
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

I BEDROOMS, III BATHS. attractively
furnished beautiful yard with fruit trees
% sar sssas los seg South to 1Ssor SsR s2aq apns
BEAUTIFUL 4-bedroom furnished home
co. Convenient t to Congressional Country Club;
fGF rePi su1Ss me- s Restor an0 WI fO5@ 54o
TWo-sToRY TSSeeS HOUSE. furnished. $3.50 a
month; six months in advance. 639 Nor
GE6RGEfowNNYesr 5iI SR ff N Year lease; newly re-
modelled; 3 bedrooms. "a baths, gas heat
walled garden; ceiling, S225. 327o st.
FULLY F ~ Mf FuRNisHEp f2sis a-bedroom house in
nssrpS, KTspa ea looms Gk S0ae 9fnished
garden: s175; adults. Phone co. o7l2
ae 1snced Yard sssss mo. TOW Box 14aJ
BEAUTIFUL s-RM. BRICK HOME, fuEn.,
rec. rm. and maids rm: in basement with
additional bath; excel. location on one OF
finest streets in Alex; available Aus. Aug. l for s
foR RonsR RaNTIssbedroom, r DOM beautifully furn-
ished home in best section Of Alexandris sKai,
2ia baths tSs WITT sa5osn Bos i4sJ EsJ Star s
MODERN, BEAUTIFULLY FURN.. 3-bed-
room home in Fort Stevens section walk
ing distance to Walter Reed HOSP, aoults
only. S135 per mo. Available now BOX
/ BEDROOMS with inclosed sleeping
;leees if desired in beautifully furnished
home; only personal interviews consid,
cred; 1925 mo. 3210 3Sth st; NV. -6
Hills mos, beginning July IS: Owner
retaining rm-: twin-size bedrms., screened
porch; new and beautifully ,furn. lovely
grounds; all linens. china, silver and kit
ware supplied; S225 mo. Phone OIL. 9040
FOR SALE OR RENT, furn. or, unfurn !;
new ultra modern 4-bedrm. home on
Iorcom lane in restricted North Arlington
area. Owner. GL 5035. -6
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uo,,srs sALE-Southeos.. teo,,,

CoI CoIORED-VETS. see our new sen,cs.
taehed brick homes in finest area:
s2S spscpSS 1ooms se farsa aaTS na s
s,,isted: tiled bath; hardwood floors a.1o
Stove ssS Gu. IT. refgr,. built-in cabinets'
taps nndeT and s's5p eopDt fun bass
i,,eh'' me $4,000 Small down paymeHt.
paI.nre monthly on GI loan at sos pcr
thousand Salesman on property llSrh and
sits eats M;cbols ave. s.e to Morris I'd Ieft
On osAe Morris rd past colored Catholic
church, or take Garfield loop bus TO Ere
and Pomeroy SITS. and walk Just beTond
church. HINES REALTY co. Lo io6S.
coIoREp-13is X ST. s.E.-Brick dwell
Ing. fine condition; rooms, bath Gas-
fired hotwater heat tsnfs, fe1fisegs0s e1
Sg2s. price reasonable. terms. F N
CtuIVES Agent, Ii. 6S93.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

CHEERFUL 1-ROOM APT, large kitchen,
hath, foyer; 1925 18th st. NV. 4.500.
Shown sunday between and f. MRS
P c. CLARKE -6
3 ROOMS, kitchen. bath, foyer; NV. price,
S1O,150: terms can be arranged co. 3742.
THREE LARGE RMS. diving room 24x12),
foyer, kit and bath, COOP. overlooking
Rock Greek Park and convenient to 18th
and Columbia rd NV 3 exposures. ele-
vator. garage Call Mr.. Gavin with H. G.
sMITHY CO. MA. 1908, NO. 201!. ,-6
IMMACULATE l-room. kitchen and bath
apt with foyer. dressing room and dining
slcove. End floor front. corner, with south
and east exposures: immediate occupancy;
con"enient quiet. downtown location: sub
with g. S-EITKY CO.. MA. 1903. e
(0LORED-CO- OPERATIVE. . = bedroom
payments. Finest NV. section. Box
cSS-R Star 81
Evening star., 1947-07-05
HOUSES UkFURkISHED

VIRGINIA, 2 miles from North Arlington.
Lease; small brick bungalow. vacant, re-
decorated: "a acre. RA. 2347.
home with recreation room, gas heat. etc.
Restricted neighborhood S115 mo-, on p
year lease. Available July 8. Box 375.M
Evening star., 1947-07-05
HOUSES EXCHANGED

For SALE OR RENT. .2-bedrm. house in
Alex, Va Exchange for or 3 bedrm.
house in Raleigh. N. G. TIE. 1881. -6
Evening star., 1947-07-05

VET; VANS OF vA.-Au white vet help;
moving, packing. storage. Grating, shipping.
p; 1901. OK 1924: ewes: SH; 1880;
service: furniture moving and hauling
trunks and baggage AT 1853 or FR. .03S6
VETERANS. starting business. will move Owe
light hauling a specially. GE. 4651.
yETERANS-Moving and hauling new
trucks responsible help cargo insured:
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61Sa.
ARMY vETERAN-Lisht loads, luggage.
trunks hauled for very reasonable rates.
Call GE. 1873, 9 a m. to pm
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience. with
new truck; careful handling Call any time
reasonable rates MR.. COOK, Gil. 5l31.
VETERAN. Just out of the service. will
move or haul ANYTHING, night or day; no
job too little. EARLE, ME. 5s1a. 81
lotion MOVING VAN for hire, local and
long distance hauling; reas. rates. TR.
aDELMAN's MOVING g. STORAGE Co
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
storage; local, long g-dist. moving. ia. 2a31.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
uo,,sEs FOR sALE-southwesi

HE WHO HESITATEs, misses this; Eolden
1ppoPTEEsits % narEs and Agriculture Bldg; 5000 " IT,
come from the upper floors i you don't
need them GUY WH1TEFORD' INC RE.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

WE HAVE three department buildings
for safe in good locations: Silver Spring
area. CRANE e. HELAN, Realtors, 81.
1000. evenings till Q. -
Evening star., 1947-07-05
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

WANTED TO BUY a small to medium
apartment house Will consider reasonable
price. Call AT 1894. If no answer, call
Ma 9oS1. Hours, 9 to pm. 10
Evening star., 1947-07-05

Continued on Eext Pass.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13

It is quite astonishing to examine
the credit list and find that one OF
the co-authors is Claude Binyon.
Through the years, Binyon has
earned quite reputation for writing
zany comedy. This leaves only the
deduction that in this case he jotted
down some notes on a nightmare
and turned the result in to the stu
dio instead of the intended script.
Whatever happened, Gross My
Heart" is just about the most stupi-
flying exhibit of Paramount's season
and one which it will have a hard
time erasing from its record.
Miss Hutton, always an actress
with a terrifying charge of energy,
achieves tornado force in Gross
My Heart" There is never a mo-
ment when she does not threaten
to explode, and by the time the
threat has run on for 10 minutes,
audiences should be willing to settle
for that. One gigantic blast leaving
no more Miss Hutton, no more
Gross My Heart" is another pretty
dream that never comes true.
Miss Hutton is that durable, even
if you are not.
Instead of crediting her with this
astounding quality of durability and
will to survive, her producers have
gone on the strange assumption
that she is funny. They have di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Global Headache
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Headaches, like everything else,
come big in Hollywood, but prep
arations for the first completely
international movie indicate that
Producer Seymour Nebenthal is
generating migraine Of truly global
proportions.
Nebenthal says he will utilize stars
and studio facilities of eight nations
and territories for filming Inter
national Love Affair" in at least five
Languages. He plans to start produc-
ing late in 1947. Cost will exceed
81 500 600.
England, France, Italy, Sweden
and the United States are already
scheduled as countries, in which
parts of the picture will be filmed.
One South American country, prob
ably Argentina, will be added to the
list. Australia and Hawaii are under
consideration.
Each country will have its own
romantic sequence in the story. A
local director, as well as native
talent, will be used in each country.
The American sequence will, of
course, be made in Hollywood with
American talent. American players
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13

GROSS MY HEART" a Paramount
Picture with Betty Hutton and Sonny TAfts.
produced by Harry Tugend. directed by
John Berry. screenplay by Harry Tugend
and Claude Binyon, based on Q play by
Louis Verneuil and Georses Berr. At the
Palace.
THE CAST.
Peggy Harper Betty Hutton
Oliver Clarke Sonny Tufts
Prosecutor Rhys Williams
Eve Harper Donnelly
Detective Flynn Bridge
Miss Baggart - Iris Adrian
Wallace Brent Howard Freeman
Judge------------- Lewis L. Russell
Peter Michael Chekhov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Rita's the Coolest
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Coolest gal in town after dark is
Rita Hayworth-says Rita.
She's making outdoor night shots
for Columbia's THE Lady From
Shanghai" in a summary, low-cut
evening gown. With temperatures
lowering nightly around the frost
line, it takes lots of coffee to revive
Rita between scenes-and lots of
mink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
rected her to pitch her converse
tional uoica of tho laval of a ccraa m

rected her to pitch her converse
tional voice at the level of a scream,
turned her loose in rooms which she
reduces to ruins, and shown her in
a succession of elephant close-ups
which prove what terrible things
can be done to normally nice face.
It is never really clear what Gross
My Heart" Is about, but it comes
back to q paralyzed spectator in
groggy outline about as follows:
There is this chorus girl OBJ, a
blond frenzy of a woman, who is
in love with stuffy young lawyer
(Tufts).
She is mad for marriage, but he is
the dull, idealistic type who thinks
they ought to wait until he has
established successful practice.
To get the oaf started at what she
thinks is a suitable pace on his Ca
reer, she lies herself into the mid
die of a murder. This sets the
stage for what she is sure will be a
brilliant defense, full of page one
banner lines, and full, rich life of
defending whole jailsful of murder
esses.
This naturally sounds ridiculous,
and Director John Berry seems to
have proceeded on the assumption
that nothing he could do to 1t could
make any difference.
Mr.. Berry would be easier by far
to defend that the murderess Miss
Hutton pretends to be.
Y X II n
The law, presumably dignifed
preserve, has taken a deal of far
cicial pummeling from Hollywood in
slews of earlier farce offerings.
None of these, however, proceeded
to kick the stufing out of it in quite
the irreverent fashion of Miss Hut
ton and Tufts.
Their courtroom antics should be
enough to frighten even bailiffs into
keeping away from judicial routines.
These reach their peak in such in
spired variations as a heartbreak
ballad which Miss Hutton sings to
the jury, a romantic wrestle between
herself and her lawyer, and even q
brief interlude in which mad Rus
sian actor undertakes to play Ham
let from the witness chair.
While Miss Hutton ard Tufts play
the most insufferable characters of
Gross My Heart" they are not the
only ones who fall into this CLASH
fication.
The Russian actor, impersonated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13

by Michael Chekhov, is substantial
runner-up. And, not more than a
stride behind are Ruth Donnelly as
the mother of the blood-curdling
chlorine; and Howard Freeman as
a wolfish play producer who would
be banned by any self-respecting
band of real wolves that ever lived
Gross My Heart" this Is the way
it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Where and Whel,
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NationalI"The Glass Menag-
erie; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capital-Lady in the Lake;
1890 am, 1:25, 400, tbs and 1910
pm. Stage shows: 1890, 3:25, sac
and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"The Shocking Miss
Pilgrim; 1885 am, 1885, $40, $40
TAO and $50 pm.
Earle-"Humoresque";; 1918 am.
1890, $50, sos, 7:20 and 9:40 pm.
Hippodrome Carmen; 2:05,
1855, 5:45, 7:35 and 9:25 pm.
Keith's-"It's a Wonderful Life;
10:45 am, 1870, AIS, 7 and $50 pm
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:30
and $3.50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Trunk"
11:10 am, 1850, 4:30, 7:05 and Gas
pm.
Palace-"Cross My Heart; lbs
am, 1880, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and GAS
pm.
Pix-"snafu";; 2:l5, S, 7:45 and
1918 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Ann Sets a Record
By the Associated Press

- py fhe NsSocfdFso TFssS
HOLLYWOOD. Ann Sheridan
sets some sort of record for footage
of any one player in a single picture
in Warmers THE Unfaithful." She's
on the screen So per cent of the
time. A statue of her will be seen
in another IL per cent.
And in the remaining 2 per cent,
she's talked about by other players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
New York Bound
by the Asseeiofsd Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Hollywood isn't good enough for
David o. Selznick. He's sending an
entire company-from grips" to
Star Jenifer Jones and Joseph
Cotton-to New York, and there will
shoot every foot of the movie of
Robert Nathan's Portrait of Jenny"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13

Twill not be taken abroad. IN each
LOT the countries visited. leading
players who speak English will make
their respective sequences flrst in
English and then in the language
of their own countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Cross My Heart Brings Back
Miss HuttOn-in a Frenzy
By Joy Cormody

with tewek prize to award just drop OH
the Palace Theater split between Betty Hutton and Sonny
Gross Heart screenpay that
point frenzy and leaves audiences limp with
which have intended
stuhat mos
The frontiersman., 1947-01-18
MR POR1fR |s
 SAff Ar H0Mf
The efeport t

The Fepor t circu- lat6d in ,SeldoVia last week that Morr is Por ter of Tutka bay was lost on a tr ip to Glac fer Point was er- roneous. Mr. Por ter was away from home for several. days in ar , out board motor oat, but. he was ne-. yer in troubla at any | inc. -% |.
The frontiersman., 1947-01-18

TUESDAY EVENING
 The cool southern br 6eze tha t bl CIV over Seldovia las t Tuesday evening somewhat de- creased the. atten- dance at the annual Men's Party given. by the Seldovia Woman's Club, but 1t failed to frost the enthus- iasm- of those who did come.
 The ev ing was spent .. in, playing games and. sing ing .un- der the direction of pr am chaifmai Mr g.. Mar tha 3pps..
 Nine hos te s ses ap- point ted by Mrs. Adam Lipke, head of the social ' c ommi.t tee, serV ed a lunch of 8 andw ic hes, sal ad and cookies at the close of ths-AAaning.
 Hos ses who ser wed 'Faasday inc lRded Mr s. Mar tha Epps , ,Mrts t.@ J. V. Thomps on :, Mi ss Ha gel Ell sWor tn, MissN Be atrice Han cock, Miss Margery Spencer, Nr s. Sus ie Lloyd, :. Mr s. c. Cal- hoUn, ST., Mr s. Ellen Nils on and Mr S. C.. Calhoun, Jr.
The frontiersman., 1947-01-18
The FrOn tier sman~

ALI A O'''1 ON''co OPEN HtRG.s- ~~z2.. .......
 Jars for, the t;fa5s eel=- lectior en tri= b1tfen s for-the Marc of Dime S drive = and for the Alask& Crip-- pied Chifdreri-s Asso=- citation will appear on the counters and desks of all Saldovia bus mess houses early next. week.
 For the. re st of the month Of January con ntributions in the jars will be divided equally betwe CT the. ACCA and the March of Dimes s. After Feb. l all money rec 2 ived will go, to the .ACCA. The jars are to be available for the en- tire year.
 Money contr ibuted will be coll6c ted by 3 member of the ACCA comnoi ttee mon thly and forwardea to the An chorSge parent chap ter.
 Mrs. Juanita And: ar.son is heading the ACCA cor2r2i tee in Seldovia. She is as- sis ted by Mrs. Ellen Nilsson, Mr s. Susi lloyd, Mrs. Alice Groot othof Mr ;. Melvin B7ltz and Miss Viola Dani iels.
 Jars for Seldovia con tr ibution will be placed 9 t the follow- ing local bus mess s
The frontiersman., 1947-01-18
NRS., KVASNikOEf FLOWN TO HOSPITAL

- Mr S. Fr ed KVasni- koff of >Ninilchik was
 I Town to SeldoVia~ fer medical trea tment Thur sday.s She. is now patti ant at Seldovia hospital. --,- --
The frontiersman., 1947-01-18

house 5 : ' >f Y
 Norris E.. oMQcr is, Pol aA:> Bar Be 5Sehconlb- CT A Fotel, :,L Linwood Cafe, ~ IinWood 'Cock-. tail Bar, Surf Club, Se1dovia Hous 6, Balt- azor's, Seldov ia Cash Stor 3, H. s. Young Nero antile Co.,, Stan- dard Oil, Ander son Dock, Lipke's Ore 8 Shop, 8eldov ia Radio Station, and the l i- br ary, school, pos t. of flee and hospit al.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-08-29
Hearing Under Way
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
dure first being in the calling of
a herring by Supt. O'Hara, with
both sides being in attendance to
pres nt their case,
This is what Supt. O'Hara has
done.
Obviously, as borne out by a
telegram Wednesday from the
Interior Department, the five
councilmen were in error.
Legal counsel representing op-
orators at this weeks hearing
are H. C. Hall of Great Falls,
Louis P. Donovan of Shelby and
w. R. Mcdonald of Browning.
For the Tribal Council are John
Coburn and S. ]. Rigney of Cut
Bank.
A. 4. Melzner, legal counsel of
the Interior Department, of Bill
ings is present to screen testi-
mony of consequence to the de-
partment.
The hearing is in charge of
Supt. O'Hara, with A. A. Pellet
Ter of Conrad shorthand reporter.
| The operators deny charges
that they are violating Tribal
contracts. And with the case
against them based upon account
ancy of H. H. Teeter, Tribal en-
ployee in their oil drilling tran
! sactions, he is the outstanding
witness. He went on the stand
yesterday and is to go on today,
Testimony, with witnesses un-
i der oath, and various records re-
lated to the controversy will be
submitted to the Interior De.
partment by Supt. O'Hara for
review and decision.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-08-29
Events In Brief....

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Smart of
Missoula visited at the Russell
Boyd home last weekend. Mr..
Boyd attended the Masonic Grand
Lodge meeting at Great Falls
earlier in the week.
New fall sweaters just in at
the Economy Shop.
Del Monte coffee, lib. can 43c.
SHELLS Grocery.
Mrs, Don MacRae in company
of her sister, Mrs. Vivian Kon-
chilla and four nieces of Kalis-
pell, enjoyed a four-day outing
at St. Marys this week as well as
one day at Waterton.
Buy your winter coat now on
the lay-away plan. Economy
Shop. igssa
Many good specials on our 100
table. SHELLS Grocery.
Mrs. Jessie Sinclair and BOZ
Wilson were here from Kalis.
pell Monday on a business trip.
For a number Of years Mrs. Sin,
clair operated a large poultry
plant in connection with Other
farm activities near Browning.
For sale-Browning residence
property. Harold Rapley. Phone
32-R.
For sale-large Norge oil heat
er, a bargain. SHELLS Grocery.
| Girls jeans, 7 to s14. Econ
omy Shop.
Special Announcement: We are
now equipped to handle all radio
repairs. Des Roster Electric,
Phone AIM.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-08-29
Saddle Clubs To Make
Trip To Ptarlnigan Pass

The Browning Saddle C lu b
| members are making prepara-
lions for a trail trip in Glacier
National Park Sunday, the event
being under the sponsorship of
the club and Mrs. Ber e c e
Lewis, owner-operator of the
Diamond L Corral. The CT
Bank Saddle Club will be guests.
The groups will meet at Many
Glacier the previous evening.
where a potluck supper will be
enjoyed, followed by dancing in
the recreation room at the DIAM
ond L Corral.
The Sunday ride will be over
the seven-mile trail to Ptarmigan
Tunnel, where lunch will be
served by the Browning Saddle
Club. Later in the day the
groups will return to Many Glac-
Ter, some continuing home and
others remaining over L a b o r
Day.
Members of the Browning Sad
die Club last week rode to Gran
tie Park challets, remaining over
night. The trail is nine miles
and extends through some of the
most beautiful of the parks
scenery.