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per k,.nNert yatren epicrte
5tefal1 qunmiQ Kotb

Rat, bcntit s,hr Mittel in SGnScr
babet 3u glrrer gilouns. Sc glib,
II Die dlteite 1od)ter Hotbs aus
crIter Gbc.
nod picle quite Meniben. Die Glld
aMh nm Cures Tuters millen 'ratcl
rno belicn aperben.
Sie Trau Gebrerm miro mir ei.
net 8eiaIlcn TIM ipenn iie 10 lange
nod bableibt, biz nle;lle SabIcligfei=
ten iucrocn pcrcronet, lrno icbeS 2inb
INTER cinem Iliiecl fem. Gas Sell,
amt piro ibr iiir ibre trcl,en Sienlt1
aereht ncroen.
Oas ,,naauildn 1ihoel6ino, mel.
bcs it' sur 9luiSiebung mlfaenom'
men, bite ih ferncr 81 unterbaltell
9tur tpenn es 'oie Gltern perlangcr
iollten. b1tten iie elm nGberes Metb1
oasu. Sd babe obnsoem teines mebr
auf oteier @elt.
Ntcincr Mai6ncr 9irdcnfinocr
nr,iner 9tincidrr, acoenfc El N
2;sle. yoiic 'oott oteic GCulciner
rcib an iSrilhten Ser ButtIeiigfei1
!ncracr :uie 1ii'u..: :tbiane, bcrsm hcla
ltete sleitc bis sum 9ooe,l brnacn
S<d hcby 'penig on i5rG GerchllmG
ncalhaiir;, llno .ur iuer:hcl. z lnc'
ausgeItrcllt. M6se Ser Scrr Der Grn
tc Die Solnle i'm Ic fornerrei6cl
nrabcn. 2iebe babe ict aepreoig
uno rdolibes @eien. Mein Goo mog'
nei"cn allsg. ;lre,lten sNortrn IN i:
iiGn Ser,.E" c-l.ll lm 70 n:cbtrcl
Nahflans ocr;d;aiieu. 2ebet iool,l
lieben 2elllc!
i gdlub bon Seite 6.
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NSSN bat 1talien IN
2ltlantiepaft ee3,pmneen

Mcm. SeSn elmer Nebc i'm Sieno er.
fldrte SSSnnenminiiter SceIba een1Gi
Der Tahrihten Igentur sINSM
Stallion bate Dem NoroatlantiiGen
@ertrag beitreten miiiien. neil baS
pclde Ole italie,tihe slbteillma ser
@olidauifen- Yartei olS @erf5eua
2aro oireft bon Der r,iiiidrn Yolitif,
bcnl,bt, beorobt tpcrbc.
@eiter betontc Cecilia, es tpIre
q,lt, ipenn Sic ssiihrer ser itolienilhen
&onmnlEiitan tpegcn peitgelnnoer
lnrb oiicner GerleBlmgen Ser @eiete
nor 8eriht acltelIt miirben.
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40 perielteit
sum- Gc>c t,cr,1rteilt

sltben. SSn @ricdcnlalrb purben
40 Eerionen - Gonununiiten ,rn
@uerillas - 5llIl SoSe rerur.eilt
12 Yerionen, sic bon ser Regierune
als @fit9liebdr Der fonmuniItiitben
&inrihtlrnasoraanilatio (ON2sO
entlarpt aporoen 1uaren tp,lroen bon
einem Militdraeriht in sltben ,pc-
acn 8rawoitiitlmg in elmer 8egic=
rlrngsgara9e idmloig seiprohcn. 2s
BlWri0atGmpfer, sic i'm Yeloponne:
acfangen tuoroen iuaren. erbicllcn
Dor en,cm @tilitdrseridt in 1ripo.
liz Elm Tobes,rrteil ,uegen geteili
auna an Sabotaaeaften ,mo Gre
fNtionet. gIsie Die slrmee 6crid,tei,
bauerten sic &dmpfe i'm n0rolihen
Orammosgebiet an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
1tSSiN.Riiterieer ereiit
2ltlantie>paft ihari AZ,

Sonoon. Ssn einem bier auTaeian.
genen Milnbilurf tuanote iib Der
rllIiiihc S:itorifer Gllgen Torle nit
Itmrfen @orten gegen Den Noro-
Gtlar1 lhen Gertrog. Gr crtlGItc,
oas Nbtcmlnen babe Sen gerehten
3crn pon Millionen einIadpr Sclltc
gc9en sic llrbcher beS Tertrages, Sie
llrbeber zines uellen 9rieges, meitcr
anaefaht.
i0icle nc,,en Serallsidroerlu,gcn
fonnten MuBlonb cbcnlonqsnia eins
id)iihtcrn luie Sic Scr &orgGnger
iolher llrbchcr - Sitter luO Cob
bells. &cincm &rie9Sbctcr wcrbc es
re gclinaem oen rnIIilhen Solf
Shreden ein5uiageu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
yKan,cr,,tt" ,uirN
Nas,t,a,,Hercritkiii

Sam6urg. 9os arnr,uegiihe ShiI
v@oia" miro gegempdrtig i'm sluI
trag ser SnteruotiounenSliid dtling2
organization ouf Der Samburge!
So,polot= =8crit als slusspanocrer.
ihiff ,machout. 9e ,@pia" lit 90:
ebenalli9e belltidc Siioaibifa. SdiIi
.8anerlm" Sn hielen Saaen brad
alf Dem 5000 Snnnen SanpTer in.
folge Don Shme:Barbeiten Elm 3ipi,
ihenocdbronb ulls, Ger iebob bon
Der Sonrhlwger sSellermebr nah 5lpcj
Stluloeu 9tl0idt 1ueroen fonnte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
Wein- und Fremdenstadt Ruedesheim
bereits fuer den Sommer geruestet

Riioesheim. Die @ein= un6 ;sren1,
oenItaM @it6esbeim lit auf cine ne,,e
Saiion borbereitet. 0ie lebten &or,
bereih.ngen tuer5en ectroiicn. Inn
ben Grcnoenitrom o,i5,uebnpr. Der
iih atpeifeMos aud in bieiem Scm,
mer IN Die Staot crgieBcn ipirr
Riioesbeim fo,ente in ,srieoemssciten
idbrlid) 10000 llabernaht,,nge,1
bl.hen. Gs hit 'oer Gbrgc;s Scr Staot,
pertpalt,,ng, bieie 3obI Sunoert III
abieBbarer Belt midocr at errciden
Tieie 3dbl Ser Fir. bcm ssrenoem,
pertebr,: frei aperoenben Sotclbettcn
miro iid in oiciem ssobr ,nn ,pcitcrt
8unoert erb5ben, 10 oaB sic @eiobr.
an bcIonoers pertebrsreid)cn 1aaeu
niGt ,.nters,fommc,,, ,peicntlih ae.
ringer ietn mirS als i'm peramgeneu
Ssabr. - t-..
Die uldbr als 60 Yrc3cnt scr1tSrte
Staot bat Biz bc,,te I'M 3icSeraui'
bau fdpn Gritaunlides aeGeiItet, aber
es belteM bel 3ablreide1 Neubauter
iest sic @aiahr, bab iie niht fcrtiq
,peroen, tpeil aic 9ciiber niht mcbr
iiber. oic n0tioen @elomittel periii
gen. Da miro Sic stoM burh ent
ipredenoe Nm,oarfeben nadbd(fen
Inn moelidxt idnca sic nod stuet
cntfrcrnocnSen @G,,me in Sen SO
tells fir oen 3remoenperfebr irei5u
befommen. Mau bofit tpeiterbin mil
einem ItoatIidep 3uidutR fir Ser
MieoeraufbM,, 10 SaB Miioeabeim III
abiebbarer Belt tpieoer poa aftionS
fdbig ein tuiro.
81 = q.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21

Seloelberg. Gs hlt ihon lange Der,
'elt 8il5elm @ult) ieins r1romme
'Sele.e" na0 SeiSelbers auf oieSot.
seitsrelie ihidte, oem Srt roman.
tiI6er Grinnerlmgen. gsielleidbt mir
oe cr ibr belte ben gleidcn Sat ae=
ben, menn lie ocn @,lnih bate, iolis
res Nilrgcrtlm als lebenoe 5beaters
tulille Gu beitalner. Ser Serr Sc
nobi ieooG riiBte deinc @rieItaite
boppclt 10 sid NIT Sd)einen iiillen.
Die bllnte 6aifooe laBt iih ibren Nn=
blid taler be5ablen. Sait nur nod
Der Mmerifmlcr, Ser fiir einige Stlln.
Ncn nod Sebelberg foarmt uno fir
ciltIge Collar PntimentaIIp iein f0nu,
te, taml iid een Gurus Ser Aonantif
leilten - ,lnb ,peiB nif)t, oaB Oabin-
ter oas 8eipenIt Der Mrnult ldleibt.
&dlum Elm Nnlerifancr, ser in
Seltldlmdo par uno iid) nidt 80
eeiOelbcrg anselebct bGtte, Sicr iibt
olc StaGt nidt Nulett Surb sfiibr.
tblne Sollrlpoobihcr Skaumiabri=
fen ibre olte sln5iebunostroft aus.
,silr JIG lit bas ianhIteinrote 9rad;t.
tlelo nod niht fooenibcinlg ge,uor-
Den. Saber lit Ser pbotegrapbiercnSa
Jremoe cine slataeseriteinl,ng .Ian
tdnn Sic Sf)loBfnilahc ober anh i'm
Wirt2bols mlf 6em 9icriil, einac.
preEt nutncbmen. 0ic 6renloeniiiD
rer bobcn Ii6 la,lait altf elm breites
Eloslnengliih llmecitellt. Ssbr sim
Tiir HcmarItif lieat bci auten srint
sebSern bic iit) mod Ser 3abl De:
| vHbbb beautiful" ser ertrapaaantel
iinlaen Gnme iait beredneu lalleu
sllpb SriaiualitGt bat feline felt,
Care. -
Seioelbergs StaotbiIo miro iett i,
gtau Dorf als ,mserIt0rter GeIrbe
Itano ausgeiteat, Inn oen ;sremoen
ocracbr "Wit 8oetbe ,ll.n Nbcir
ul0 Tetar" !pie6cr o,lf lbic Wpinf
3u belTen. Ser oei,tld)e NeiienSe III
offcnbGr lcIten seporoen rno ser
oeoiIcnItarte sluslGltber bro:td)t cine
Gina a,;iecrla,ltinis. God ,penu G:
ml,tia iiber ale 3Glme gefletteri i'll
- tuo ioIl er bleiben? Salt ale glr.
ten SotelS lnb gepfleaten @aititGtte,l
|ino beiflagndbmt. 0iellaidt aclinat
es Scn StaotpGtern, ole Militdrbe.
horbe 81, iiber5elgen: &ornantif lit
bel'tc lnrr nod in Gerbinolns nit
'raIfinicrtem &omfort eintrGglid). Sic
10 gut biirgerlidp Natina fomnt MIR
nod 5aabaft ilnter Dem bppermooers
nen, amerifaniieb blunten Initrid, sur
Selt,lng. Gin &orio glGnsenoer, q.
rifelflmfelnoer @psen ih(ebt Iid
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
GintauienS 1oeles>e,atihs
2lreentinien
,fan,ilies, ,,aet

Miiuhcn. Salieno isnntilien bolts
Sa,ltsd,cr 6lithtlinee uNo 9lusge-
trielener iollcn Dem ll,tlxfiihcu
8eltblnlN pom epangeliihen Silis-
merf in 0euti6lMn0 fir sic sluS-
lponocrllng nod slrsentinicn norge.
ihlaaen aueroen. @leiht;tig be
lmibt iid) ser liltbcriide @eltbuuS
INN Gbnliche WGne fiir sic GeutId.
9alten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
$1,000 KSniesbereer
itarben SCI, Hmi,aerteS

Sanbarg. 9tah 9lusiagen DO,
@ertriebenen al,s a6nig in Sit
prcl1Ber lilto in Sen lesten 3 ,sabrer
in oieier Stcot, sic iett &otinara>
gennlWt miro, $1,000 SelrtidJe oll
Simgcr aeltorbelL crflGrie ser G0t
finger Vroieiior Slpanb auf Sc,
&ambur9er Tliittlinastonieren5 be:
Sefonolniitlen States Der Girhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
Heidelberg hat seine Romantik verIorsn

ta9lif in ,eelalrgtpeilter gIhgon3
oiwh oie engen StraBen. 2ururoie
8G'daft, gut geflcioete Aleniten,
lcltitSuiricbelse 8eiidter = fem,cs.
megs INNER gllmmifauenb! =. be.
Irimnren Den eriteu nno oberil1h.
li6en Gtmorllt, bcn sic ,oelMftf,e
-Metropole" ali SEN ssrem6en
maht.
Tbcr es lit ein 2uftballon Der
Slltiicn! Som Gbrgei, Ger groBal
@elt angeIS,dt, perlllbt Bic ian,oe
Seioelbc.gesin ben Stbein IIiiiger
GIegan5 st ipdbreu. Sic emtgebt aber
nibt il,rmer ae1n MATHEMATICIAN au.
&C aeS Goliliiten. 9ieie Sitter Der
offcntliden Moral id,lolien oft errb.
5iiaia bonn anaespanOten 2ippenltiit
alli unmoraliihen Sebens,pa,roel. mas
eine Natgt i'm HoliSeigeidnenis un6
mob mebr - al.r Scbl,ng Der offent.
lihen 8el,u16beit - bcoe,ttcte. Bis
sren5en4os e,np0rte gltern nit 9ta1.
orud proteltierten. Gs beibt, Die filia
bospitalis, 5u bel,tib Die Sa,,stod)=
ter, lei Dem foqlernatipen Geiit Der
Etdbt entlpredeno Der .uniforln"
treu gehlieben. gu oen $4,000 giil.
tuobnern, nie SeioeIberg 1888 beiab,
oran9ten iid $4,000 rSerseloffene"
- 6liid)tlinge ,ndo gpaf,itrte - in
'oen bereits hurb Nie geias,lnes.
rnabt beensten 8nm. Tamit spuroe
ors einem geIniitliden St6otden oie
Stabt allaenfduiaer @eaenldse un6
aontralte.
@offotabden. MeiBner Yor,enm,,
"riefmarfcnsS sSammlungen, alopiere
5amilleniil6cr, .eoloene ubren nor.
TEN nun plSslid nrf adifer. Die
annoncen Der 3eitlnoen fiilIen fid
ntit Dem Musuerfauf oes giiraer.
tllms - natiirlid MIR unter Gbifire.
Sinter Dem Stol5 rna Ser Sdapcr.
,,fauigfeit Ses einlt 10 seiidertcn Be.
liscs ltebt mebr als in a1,ssebObten
Stdoten oie Ingit Dor ungepiiier
Slfltnit. 8ans aagemein rdtt 1it,.
oa6 man emit Snbultriearbeit ,,no
ra,ldenoe Gamine aIs .lu,romantifh"
ablebnte GieIeibt bat Die 9lomantif
Die Staot nit Dor Der 3erlt6runJ
heipabrt. iie fonnte lie aber nift por
Dem 2aitenauseIeib retten. Tieic
ltngerefti9feit bes Sd,idiaIs bcr.
5eibt man midt gang. Man m0dts
mobl raid uno germ @el6 peroienen.
God tpic iteIlt man es nur an?
Sit BEL oieiem @ehieI. ben man
nift ipabrbaben u,0hte. nift au4
Der 8eiit etfpas ihlGfris eesporoen?
tS@!ub a,if Seite ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
8esniiste Ji,Nmitriesteis
,pceen
Sabotaoe pcrurteilt

Seraitoq. Sl'goilmuien. Safor
Rucatti, bis par f,rr,ern GiseprGIi-
Dent ser Snol,ltric fiir gosnien.
Sersegolpina, iospie iieben anoere
Gcrionsn iunrbcn nescn ~inollltriel.
Ter Sabotuge" 5u bobeu @eT;inar;s-
Itrafcn pcrllrtcilt.
Tos @iuerfld)nItsblntt .Mdb" er,
flGrt, sic Sabotoae lei in ser Ger
til, 2eber- llno 2ebenSmittels sSSnbils
ftrie begonacn tuorocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
Tampfer n3ibesbeim"

Ole Hiiocabcimer 3abnraSbab,,
Sic friiher ben Ycrfcbr gum 9tiebers
tpa6S bcioretc, tpiro Siren 8etrieb
porlaltfis nid)e l1icocr onflnbne''
fOnnen, oa etn arober Seil Ser ted'
niiben @er6te geitoblen tpurbe unH
Die 8eid,afi,,ns bon Griabteilcn 81
qrobe llnfoltcn bcrrriadJcn roiirSc.
Nn sic Steae Der 3obnraobabn miro
borlG,lfig Elm Mlltobusbetrieb tretel,,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21

fein Scben iiir 1sre;tcit uno 1urt
ihriH ieines Tolfes
Sos Saupifontitts ocs Si;dllii6cn
SilisperfeS bittet al(c Cr9aniiatio,
men lnilrer Sanoslcute in .!nlerifa
I'M Monot Mni cine bes ornbcn
MMlnes lpiiroige @eSenticier ohsl.
balteu ,rnb dim 9anfzCpier ein5ll
hc6en ooer 81 beiuiaiatn. bls 5nr Gin
berune ser Scot ,nicrcr Iolfsgcnoi.
Yen Sem SiliSfomites 1ur Geriiis.
lwo 9cltellt apeNcn failn.
Mlt treu- -Ti6IiidNn: SruB i'm
Sluitraee bcs &oolrptfcmitccs
SanSSoiiel.
NtidieSsbrief stefan enb,pis &Otbs
2ieben @inber!
Sd Din eben gum Sohe rerilrteilt
,por6cn ,lno ii.ber 3 Stlmhcm ipu Sic
les llrteil pollItrett Werocn. @crn1
MIDI ehuas' ihnler5t, 10 lit cS Der
@eodnfs al Grd), Die rshr cine Mut'
ter ieio lnb nun alla) Sen @afer Der,
liert. Sd) fann aber Nieia Maht, oie
mid 5lrr SGladi6anf iii6ret, feinell
&ioeritano lciiip!l iouoern ergebe
MIDI in mcin Sdidial, tuia III cineu
RotidluB Gottes, bel Dem audi meire
Saarc ar50blet 1iluN.
s(n SopbieD idlicbct Gud) sll(
felt al luto betrodNet ile als Cure
Muttcr. Seio gebcrian 81 @ctt nn>
cbrcrbietls aegen Seocrmamll Saml1
eS Guh luoblaebe, ober es mclliSItens
ber&enet.
Mit oem gernlGgcn, bas ih II
groBer llnoronlns binterlaile, bait
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21

10 oaB Sieier bAicbtc Musilrgsrrt
,Teocr bon al(en heUpm erreift
>uGrben foun. s,lsfhtasiubrtcn in
Sic ndbere unO meitere lhnacblna.
Bic Dor alleln fiir oie 0uuer9GIte in
Iraec fommeu, iollen ebeniaGs cin-
gcribtet tANoen. 0ie 9GGn. .Siiiiel-
borfcr Mbeinoampfidlii
idbaft miro auieoer in polleln I'm.
fnnge 3ubrinaerbielllte le;iten, uno
ho Giiocsbcim eines bcr Soupt,icle
allcr &ciienben it, 10 ,pirS in 9iirsc
Scr eben,nliae Gnupfer .Shlacter"
in rStaot &iibesbeim" nnrgetauIt
tpcroen, ,pas oieicm midtiaen. rbci=
n!fdrn @Jlfebrsfnotenp,nft' 3''r
Gbre gercid)t.
0ci ocm Ricbcra,T6ml bon Mii.
ocsbeim limo alpd) Me beiocn 8irhcll
nift perseiien iuoroen. SSsn Ser bc.
idabigtcn ebangeliihen Stride font
te ser '8nttedbfenit bereits nitDer
allfgenommen hnerben: sic Gintne:b.
,ng mitS 2anbesbild)oi NiemGutr
am Sltermontaa bornebmen. Mhcr
audi sic p0Ilia 5erit6rte fatbolii6e
airdN lit i'm Mcfbau io,pcit fcrtia.
SOB iic porousiidtlib Sitcrn ibrcm
alten 3ued oienen fonn.
@ieSer sranarlrti@afteu
% Miioesbeim in eritcr Clinic CT,
ne 0cinitabt lit unS Mc meiiten 0e-
luhc als bem Sn- uno guslanb lei.
1,em pcr5iialihen 1ropien aeltell,
10 bcniiben ilb oie Miioesbeimer
@aitititteu llno SotelS oud iett mie'
Scr, bem 9lil1nr oieler @eine aae
gbre 81 maiden. 3um erItcn Male
'inh nad) louger 3eit a,lh oRStra,,i,.
nirta1,aitcn tpieocr geoiiHet 1no
tdyon ictt iiebt man an mondel'
SNuiern ocn StralB oocr &rans al
Scr Cir bdngen srm Seldcn ocs
bier tpieoer ge5apft ,pir0. Sa ii6 Der
4Ser @ein in3tuiiden iebr idon an.
gelalicn bnhen, 10 fommen mld Bic
2iebbaber Ser SdDopAehpcimc alI
GhlMk al,f Se.te 7.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
Hungry Horse Jobs Edge 1900

Employment on the Hungry
Horse project this week neared
the 1000 mark with an estimated
weekly payroll of S165,000.
Employment in this second year
of building the worlds fourth
largest concrete dam has increased
slowly. On May 20 it was LAB and
June "a just over 1,700. Total
number of jobs this year win
reach an autumn peak of Some
thing over 2,O00."
In August and September activ-
ity on the part of General-Shea-
Morrison, prime contractor, viii
start shift from drilling and ex-
cavating to form building, concrete
mixing, gravel pit and screening
plant operations.
First concrete is scheduled to be
placed in September.
The 1850 job outlook with con-
crete placing in progress and in
creased logging and clearing activ-
ity in the reservoir area is for q
somewhat higher employment fl
cure than will be reached this
summer.
Present GSM job total is 925,
showing no increase; bureau of re-
clamation 800; Wilson, Grove and
Trisdale on reservoir clearing 1853;
Seaboard Surety Co., clearing, 30,
Mclaughlin Inc. road relocating,
35; F. R. Hewett Co., road relo-
eating, 33; Flathead Timber Pro-
ducts Co. logging in reservoir area,
253; F. K. and L Lumber Co. also
logging, Ia; Chicago Bridge and
Iron Co. building penstocks, e;
Morgenstern and Schelt hauling
first dirt on their $4,000 land
scape contract, 7. No figures were
available on Earl Wagner who
has logging contract on Wounded
Buck creek, or Mccain Electric
Co. who have the $37,710.50 tele-
phone lines contract.
Subcontractors include BoyleS
Brothers on damsite excavation.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
Discuss Recreation
Use Of Reservoir

Recreational use of the Hun
ery Horse man-made lake after
the 52O-foot high dam is completed
in 1853 was discussed Wednesday
afternoon at local bureau of rec
lamation offices.
Preliminary plans are for camp
grounds, possible cabin camp sites
and other facilities on the shores
of the Camille long mountain lake
that during the summer months is
expected to be at high water.
At the Wednesday session were
C. H. Spencer, Hungry Horse pro
iect construction engineer; F. D.
Neitzling, Flathead national for
est supervisor; J. w. Emmert, Ola
cier national park superintendent
NJ A. Butterfield, national park
service planning officer, Portland:
R. U. Harmon, assistant regional
forester, Missoula, and Hollis San
ford, assistant regional officer IN
charge of operation and malnten-
ance completed dams) for the bu-
reau, Boise.
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6oeocer Announces Promotions at Project

Organizational changes as a re-
suit of stepped up operations at
Hungry Horse project were an
nounced today by c. H. Spencer,
contraction engineer.
CULVER PROMOTED
David S. Culver, office engineer,
has been promoted to assistant
construction engineer. Culver join
ed the bureau of reclamation IN
1888. serving as engineer in the
chief engineers office, Denver In
1914 he transferred to the staff
of the Commissioner of Reclama-
ton, Washington, D. c., and In
1947 came to the Hungry Horse
project as office engineer.
APPOINT J. M. PATTON
Staff changes include appoint
ment of J. M. Patton as programs
and finance officer. Patton comes
to the Hungry Horse project from
Shasta dam where he served as
district finance officer of the Sac
ramento Valley district for six
wears. Prior to that time he was
employed at the F'riant project.
DICK TRACY TRANSFERS
Also new at the Hungry Horse
project is Richard G.. Tracy, who
transferred from the position OF
field accountant in the bureaus
regional office at Boise to hungry
Horse finance officer. Tracy has
been in government service II
years, serving with the soil con-
servation service, grazing service
army air force, and war relocation
authority prior to joining the bu-
reau of reclamation in 1916.
ED RoGNAs BOOSTED
E. w. Rognas, Jr., who has been
serving as purchasing officer and
acting chief clerk is promoted TO
supply officer. Rognas began his
government service in 1886, serv-
ing with the U. S. Indian Irrigation
service, Flathead project, St. Ig-
natius. until 1916 when he trans
ferred to the bureau of reclama-
tons project planning office in
Kalispell. He began his work as
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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
Visitors Help Park
Keep Fires Down;
Express Appreciation

Proof of visitor interest in keep
ing Glacier national park forest
fire danger down has just been
demonstrated.
John T. Hoag, Detroit attorney,
and DR.. James Wall, Chicago, were
fishing on Kintla lake in print
tive section of Glacier near the
Canadian line. They saw fire on
Boundary mountain lightning
started); contacted Ranger Hugh
Buchanan, and returned with him
to help put the fire out.
Park visitors also helped sup
press another lightning started
fire. It was off the highline trail
between Logan pass and Granite
Park chalets. In the hiking party
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Linga-
felter, Aleda, Illinois and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Hutchin, Berkeley, Calf.
who assisted Ranger Naturalist
Walter Chance, Ranger John TRAY
and two men from ST. Mary in
putting the fire out.
Park Supt. J. w. Emmert ex-
pressed his appreciation for the
visitor assistance in helping Gla-
cier keep the fire menace down
especially during this summer of
less rainfall.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22

A river log drive starting Mon
law revived an old FIathead tradi-
ion. Into the water, Stanley Grub
rove an Ed Conrad "cat" pushing
he first of 1,4o0 logs that lay
lacked along the FIathead rivers
auth fork about rs miles above
hungry Horse damsite. It's from
he reservoir area that must be
ouoed and cleared.
Plan is to drive up to $4,000, 900
board feet of timber (enough for
500 homes) from the Sullivan
Graves creek area down the river
b Hungry Horse creek, and there
bad logs on trucks for Columbia
FalIs' Plum Creek and Half Moon
Mills and the kaIispeIl Lumber Co.
nth ties for Al johnson.
One reason for log drive is this
ridge won't hold logging trucks.
Here is Ed Conrad, FIathead Tim
Ier Products subcontractor, oman
Nth the idea) watching first logs
tart down stream with D. C. Dun
lam of Plum Creek, X. J. Clark
on, Minneapolis Iumberman, and
Bill GIidden. Also witnessing start
{ drive were o. D. Graham and
Bill Cunningham, bureau scalers.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
Falls Local Taxes
Head Downward

Town taxes in Columbia Falls
are expected to drop three mills
for the 1949-50 fiscal year.
The town council Tuesday adj
opted preliminary budget which
shows 3312 mills for town pur-
poses. Total funds to be raised are
$6O,118.31 of which $4,000 will
come from property taxes; $18,-
900 from water department rev.
enue; S11 900 from the 32-unit vet
Grams housing project, and the pa
lance from license sales and incid-
entail sources.
Town finances are improving
this coming year by the planned
retirement of the balance OF the
housing project sewer indebted
ness, a $4,000 item, and final pay
ments of S1,819 on the street gra-
der. Payments of $1,000 will also
be made on the towns power sho-
vel.
Total assessed value Of Column
bia Falls is 81 1882, O83, figure that
is expected to increase about 10
per cent when the new assess
ments are announced this coming
week. Last years tax base was
$341, 619.
At their Tuesday meeting the
council approved a resolution to
set up a street oiling fund by levy
ing special assessment on all
town property of five cents for
each linear foot of frontage. Ano-
Their plan is to provide for street
lighting at all regular intersections
by a tax not to exceed 81 a lot.
Columbia Falls mayor is John
O'Connell; council members are
Jack Andrew, Boots Schoenberg,
Ernie Massman, Fay Loveall, Paul
Sloan and Frank Schmidt. Town
clerk is Mrs. Marion Larkin.
Previous information is that the
district grade school tax which
includes Columbia Falls will be
down from 35.2 mills to about 20
mills this year largely because OF
the new 1949 state school appor-
tionment law.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
.AntIers Tell Story Of
Phone Line Bout
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS PHOTO

What may have been a winters
story of a big bull elk tangling
with a telephone line came to light
this week.
A pair of six pronged antlers
wrapped and tangled in about 80
feet of bare telephone wire was
found by Seaboard Surety Co.
clearing crews just above the Hun
cry Horse damsite near Lost
Johnny creek.
Date of the bull elk's bout with
the telephone line is believed by
the men to be in March about the
time the animals ordinarily shed
antlerS.
Making the find were Leslie
Tillman, Ray Norris, P. M. Err
landson and Foreman Fred Morris.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-22
bet New Dute For
Reservoir Clearing

Bids to clear the remaining 49,
IS acres of the Hungry Horse res
Noir area will be opened August
and specifications are being
failed out today.
The seven schedules, which may
+ bid together or separately, are
pr the following acreages: 1000,
!, 1895, 1850, 35O5, 1895 and 301O.
Schedules call for clearing areas
PW being cleared of commercial
(w timber and ties by F, K and l.
lumber Co., Earl Wagner, and
Pathead Timber Products.
Underway at the Hungry Horse
Foject is the 1910 acre Wilson,
Rowe and Trisdale clearing con-
(act for $1,733,88O, and Seaboard
|urety Cos. 1885 acres at and
Far the damsite for $408,32O.