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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
Ready Set, Go;
Fishing Starts

Fishermen of the area are get
ting rod and reel ready, and try
ing to figure out what streams
have lost their spring flood look
and produce bites. The season op-
ems Sunday.
Lakes of the area are expected
to get the heaviest angler play
In the park, where no license is
required, it's 10 pounds and l fish
with limit of 10 fish. In the state
it's IS fish or 10 pounds and fish.
Good luck.
Neil Keim of the Wapiti Trad
ing Post, Hungry Horse is offering
a SIS prize for the largest fish
caught Sunday in the Flathead
river forks or its tributary creeks
or lakes.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
@. N. Vets Slate
Annual Meeting
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS PHOTO

Members of the Great North
ern Vetville for Vets association
will hold their annual meeting in
Columbia Falls next Friday and
Saturday.
Sixty-one railroad employees,
members of the association, own
lots in the 70 acre Vetville tract
just north of Columbia Falls. The
land, 10 minutes from trout fishing
streams was purchased in Sept
ember, 1916.
At their meeting next weekend,
the 20 raiLoaders and their wives,
who are expected to be present,
will discuss such topics as a water
system for their proposed settle
ment. The tract has a deep well
put down last September.
Meetings will be held in the
railroad coach now placed on
foundation that is the project Of
flee.
Two directors will be elected
for three year terms. Expiring are
the terms of A. H. Hopkins, Great
Falls assistant agent, and E. M.
Boyles, Minot conductor. Presi-
dent of the association is H. C.
Jimmy Kreis, Havre, conductor.
Hopkins is vice president and
secretary. Holdover dir
ectors are w. A. Brusewitz, Chin
ook retired agent, and Fred Mann,
Glasgow engineer. Members elect
the directors who in turn pick the
associations officers.
Columbia Falls chamber of
commerce members are offering
their services in the matter of
transportation, and will be hosts
at the traditional picnic slated for
Friday evening.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
Council Appoints
Building Inspector

Columbia Falls town council
was first on the scene of the fire
Tuesday midnight.
Holding a special meeting at the
new town hall Tuesday evening
the council was nearing the end
of its session when the report
came of fire at Pat Kelly's 1um-
Der yard. Mayor John O'Connell
took the wheel of one truck, and
Councilman "Boots" Schoenberg
drove the other.
Town clerk, Mrs. Marion Lar
kin's show no record Of adjourn
ment; there wasn't time.
At its special meeting, the coun-
Gil voted a 500 downpayment on
$500 to be given Mrs. Joe Hula
for second block addition to the
new town park. Mrs. Hula's price
on the land is considered a part
donation.
In an effort to support building
(PIeaes turn to page 4
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
Corom Fir, Lorch
To Be Studied

The forest service reglona! eA-
detrimental plot for western larcn
and fir located near Coram ranger
station is to be put on an actiVe
basis this summer.
The forest tract OF 1873 acres
was established as an experiment,
tai plot in 1925, and then recelveu
little attention during the wal
wears. To be studied are such
problems as regeneration, or nat
ural seeding; thinning, and gen.
eral stand improvement.
Inspecting the area TINS W.. ~
was Art Roe, forester from tne
regional experiment station, MIS-
soula, and S. H. Larson flalneau
national forest assistant supervise
in charge of timber manaseili' ~.
This is the regions only larcn- 4a1
natural growing experimental
plot.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
Park Flows Tukinq
last Snow Bites

Glacier national park plows are
WV biting into the big 80 to So
o01 deep drifts near the top OF
logan pass, the continental divide
l0ssng of 50-mile long Going
ne-Sun highway that crosses
vacationland.
Inc highway is expected to be
tened for through traffic early
i June as clearing operations are
uayS ahead Of schedule as the
aul9 OF an early spring and i'm
aOsed equipment. The highway
n vpen to traffic to the switch
. ss.A on Garden Wall on the west
Se' and to Jackson Glacier OBJ
~ dsa1lon parkway on the east
,1s s,ne1 Mountain highway is now
Wa Seared of snow into Canada's
, %asefton national park, and Can
S,aa i customs station is to open
"J'
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20

Construction progress at Hungry
Horse dam for 1949 will be re-
viewed at now-being- scheduled
June 7 meeting.
The conference will also discuss
findings of John L. Savage, for
mer chief engineer for the bureau
of reclamation, who will inspect
the damsite Tuesday along with
DR.. Charles P. Berkey, former
chairman of Columbia university's
geology department. Savage was
design chief for the bureau when
Grand Coulee, Boulder and Shas-
ia dams were built.
These two men inspected the
damsite last November, and will
make such recommendations as
how much additional rock should
be excavated before concrete is
placed. Concrete placing for the
520-foot high dam, the worlds
fourth largest, is scheduled to start
this fall.
Likely to attend the June 7 con-
ference at Hungry Horse are Ken
meth Maxwell, Washington, D. c.
assistant commissioner for the bu-
reau; the bureaus chief engineer,
Leslie N. Mcclellan and assistant
chief engineer, Grant Bloodgood,
both of Denver; R. J. Newell, bu-
reau regional director, and Harold
T. Nelson, who is to succeed Ne
well, July 1, along with Don Wal I
ter, newly appointed regional en-
gineer, all of Boise.
Hungry Horse dam construction
was termed essentially
on schedule by bureau of reclaim
alton officials. Helping construc-
ion was the dry autumn of 1948
and the present early spring. Cur
ailing activity was the unusually
severe winter.
Employment is to increase more
'apidly as the Flathead rivers
pring flood waters go down. Peak
figure for this sum
ner-all contractors and the bu-
eau included-is now predicted {
S something under 5000.
The project is to be completed
n 1853 with 1850 and 1851 the big
oncrete pouring" years.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
Board to Discuss
Dormitory Plans

What to do with the high schoo.
dormitory will be discussed at a
special meeting of the district
school board this evening.
The two-story brick building
erected in 1885 has provided COM
paratively little use as dormitory
for residents of the district. It's
basement has served the school
lunch program and home economic
classes.
Meanwhile the adjoining grade
school building that can accomo-
date $50 students is damned with
430. Can the dormitory be con-
verified to classroom use?
The board is calling for bids
to be opened June 7 to supply
the 1949-50 fuel oil requirements
which will include about $4,000
gallons of ''heavy" oil, and No. 3
grade for oil burners in five
schools. The call for bids is pub
ished on page 4.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
Rocky Mt. Riders
First Club
Ride to Cedar Lake

Rocky Mountain Riders was the
ame chosen Thursday evening by
be newly organized saddle club
pr Columbia Falls and the Hun
Fy Horse district communities.
First ride of the new club will
Y Sunday to Cedar lake. The
poup plans to leave from Phil
HulitS at 10 am.
At their Thursday meeting with
attending, the club adopted a
institution, and decided to meet
Every second and fourth Tuesday
FVenlng of the month. President
h the organization is Don Doane.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
REYNOLDS Named
Home Commander

M. N. Reynolds, former commits
sary sergeant at Montana's state
Soldiers Home here has been ap-
pointed commandant of the home
succeeding the late Bert Inman
He will fill the position until July
IL, when the board of managers
holds it's regular meeting.
The new state soldiers home
board organized Tuesday at a
special meeting. Appointees Of
Governor John w. Bonner they
include Thomas Fleming, Bonner,
elected president; DR.. James j..
McCabe, Helena, vice president,
and Carl Mcconnell, Clancy, sec
rotary. Other board members are
O. R. Burdett, Laurel, and DR..
G.. F. Tidyman, Joliet, state COM
mander of the Spanish-Amerlcan
war veterans. not Bonner ap-
pointee, whose term expires IN
June. The state commander OF the
Spanish war veterans is auto
matically board member.
Funeral services for Comman-
der Inman, SO, were held at the
Johnson chapel in Kalispell Mon
day. The body was sent to Havre
for services, and then to Plqua,
Ohio for burial.
MIR. Inman passed away Sun
lay in Whitefish; he had been
commander at the home since
Oct. l, 1948. Survivors include
lis wife, sons, Bert Jr. Havre ana
Leroy, Billings; daughters, MRS.
Roy Danschen, Havre, and Mrs.
francis Mcfarland, LeWlstown'
line grandchildren and one great
,randchild.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
Shoes for Park Horses

IT will be horseshoeing time IN
Glacier national park as the rs
head of horses and mules are tax
on off winter pasture on the Doug
las ranch north of Browning, and
brought to st. Mary ranger sta-
tion this coming week. Blacksmith
will be Fred Poloeon.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
r corest. Road Repairs
0Olnplete North Fork

crsa naay morning report from Big
ForlA ranger station is that North
be on aoao' forest service side, will
as we upen for traffic this afternoon
Rshhia.d irs near completion where
0ls nil slid into river.
placos, ellporary bridge has been
sbero over Red Meadow creek,
Is dass.ln mere was a washout. Road
creeSe as in good shape to Big
stean, - Dut water is too high for
J. shon, ~ North Fork column, page
hidoo read Red Meadow creek
bsen M iran Creek bridge has
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20
Schedule Hearing On
Power Company Rates

Mountain States Power Co. dis
elimination in hot water heating
rates will be aired at Wednes-
day 8 a. m. hearing in the court
house conducted by the Montana
Public Service commission.
Complaint is that the power
company has meters for some
owners and flat rates for others.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-20

Waters of the FIathead river
this morning were at 1916 feet
compared to flood level of IA feet
and the 1913 foot peak last Sum
day. At Hungry Horse damsite,
volume of south fork is down from
26,85O cubic feet per second Sun
day to yesterdays $1,000.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
Bill Offered 10 Amend
Gas Liqht Co. Charter

Legislation to amend the con-
gressional charter Of the Wash
ington Gas Light Co. and to
change certain other acts Affect
ing utilities here has been intro
duced in the Senate by Chairman
McGrath Of the Senate District
Committee.
Requested by the Public Utili-
ties Commission. which urged its
passage. the measure was, referred
to the District Committee for
action.
The bill would: Cd Permit en-
largement of the board OF direc-
tors from .sits present maximum
size of seven to not, more than
Is: 60 allow the company to
change, the date Of its annual
meeting Of stockholders to some
time later than the present one in
February, and empower the COM
pany to merge with its subsid-
iaries.
Another proposed change would
be the repeal Of q statute pre-
scribing certain maximum prices
for gas.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
3-Dimensiona|Mov
Seen in Near Future
By Radar Pioneer

Three-dimensional moving pic
lures and radar control systems
! for large harbors are electronic
developments of the near future
seen by Sir Robert A. Watson
Watt, British radar pioneer, who
gave the third annual Howard
lecture on science in industry
at George Washington University
last night.
.Three-dimensional movies In
the past, he said, have required
the use of special glasses by the
audience. The pictures have been
so arranged that there have been
two separate images from the
screen, one for each eye. These
images were combined by the
brain to give an impression OF
depth.
This was never economically
feasible. he said. So for several
years British experimenters have
been at work on creating an IL
lusion of depth without glasses,
he pointed out.
Allegedly. he said, this has been
accomplished successfully by the
Russians and q three -dimensional
theater has been in operation
in Moscow for two years. None
of the British workers. he said
in an interview before the lecture.
has ever seen these Russian Aims.
With the British process, he
explained, the picture is split into
two images by q special construc-
Ttion of the screen. The illusion is
perfect for one sitting directly in
front of the screen, he said, but
the picture becomes fuzzy for per-
sons on the sides. All efforts now
are directed at widening the angle
of the illusion.
One Of the worlds largest radar
installations now is in operation
in the harbor Of Liverpool and the
Mersey River approaches. he said.
It consists of an 80-foot tower. a
three ton scanner and six screens.
One of these screens presents a
continuous picture Of the entire
harbor and the 19-mile river
channel by which it Is approached.
BY means of it. the harbor master
has a complete picture of all OBJ
jects. still or moving. at all times.
It makes possible continuous op-
peration Of the harbor at full
capacity regardless Of weather.
In his George Washington lee
ture he described the British
system of subsidizing industrial
research through co operative
associations.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
How Dr. Edwards
Helps Folks Who
Need laxative

Whenever undigested food clogs
theintestines and causes constipation
with its bad breath, lack of pep, SAL
low skin-take DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. They work SO gently yet thor:
oughly giving you such complete and
more ndtural-like bowel movements.
For years, DR.. F. NJ. Edwards, q
noted Ohio Doctor, relieved his
constipated patients with his Olive
Tablets-now sold by all drugstores.
Olive Tablets are strictly all vege-
table. They work on BOTH upper and
lower bowels and clean waste from
entire intestinal tract giving you
eomplete satisfaction. 15t, 30t and 60e.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
WHATS! kS!Id1IJeSClal3
WOMEN 3S!l1l51a

Mis- so easy to say Wait for
marriage and SO hard to wait" Bar
bara told herself as she lay sleepless
one morning. II wonder if am prld-
nh and Victorian the way he said
was -"
Barbara at II, is only one of Amer
ea's 5,75o,00o unmarried women to
whom sex is a shattering problem. How
can she avoid fear and Illustration and
become a happier and better-adiusted
woman?
Read the answer to this important
question in Love and the Single
Woman" q frank and honest article
Of interest to every woman in
.'.n Corone. on ..4' ~ow'
Evening star., 1949-03-29

In Reading, England, q lamp
lighter was fined for riding with
out q light.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
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Evening star., 1949-03-29
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Evening star., 1949-03-29

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To ELISHA JAMES BovILL:

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Attorney for petitioners
Office & P. o. Address
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Evening star., 1949-05-03
RMs. FURh.---Mp. 3 VA.

s. ARLINGTON. Rds. rd.. or. Penta
gen. seveis res. community baA st
door furnished room, private bah.
private hosSs. Suitable l or . nasn
II a-a4Da. Ext gIa ~
IGE. RM. ~ith nsi bs6, 20 cpl with
sntsu, o. small child. <4s9 Cais
pa, Hssa for irgatma tson
. LGE. BEATTfETL. ns~sy 6eesrstsd
THak. tor 4 men Ia apt bads ar.
Capitol sFs5l. Msy frth, refs rec
ne sfs4H ~-=sS
LIZ sIvD. HEsoHTs rur sheae
sookins for soznet hing anus8siis nie~
and attractive. h~sHtffa4 rEns ard
bath ia nsw brick bone. Pa. asiH
sHvEg srgfSC--sew borne. srss
cheerful roak for sas or tvai spBv
transpertatsen 81, 1gas ~-~S
Yeunx EsGtiesn&n 20 shsfe rE
with another uaaM: twtn b~ass 10 s1n-
aTs nfgsH *@s m0. CIV ss8t --~~a
sfIvE3 SPRING. ND. - Attractive
clean roon. 6efwern 9 bss isnss
tmpssyso sensissnaa Sniss So 20
sfI.ygn srnINC ~chesrsns frens fa i.
nsw honss. senxen, 10 bHss Esntas-
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Evening star., 1949-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriters.. eaic. cash
DI. 1872, CO. 46as ewes. Sunday
ANTIoUES-fnrniturs, orls-.-sr.e,
paintings; highest cash prices paid
! Gail MURRAY Taylor 1888
ANTIQUES-Bric-a china. sil-
verware. old lewelry. furn. Any amt.
DORA KRUPsAw MILESTONE. 1885
@ St NV, Sterling 1895
BEDROOM. dining room. contents of
homes; cash. We do moving. storase
ia. 2a3i; after pm. GE. 1910.
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
s also nevis xIss samsos aen ass
used clothing. BERMAN's;, 1T:
IN s.; nv ME 3:e., viii cal!
inssr sn ets s,otn.hkf ~if cs ipfxe MoRRis SALES
100 Fla ave. NV. MI 6s14
silver. Cash paid ERNEST BuRK
INC. Ola I3th st. NV.
xatssss sSa searasG ,.sia
are isrs.: e..s AZ imPsssaIs'.Is; ss T. ssrs eI:s
Ril.sssYs RlsY C Rs'a 7ls shI 1sS $. fGhs = JEW
Books~sell ms your books Open
f4si FRiasDs 20 sook sspatzii saop. skohsb s 81
would like to purchase
for cash; also sood used piano. Call
FTkxifuRE-Your SR III .n,ir. noa.enois
ssRssnf' s1s:s fsa 'i;si; iea ~ fisasis IS
FuRNITURE-Household GOODS. ali
kinds. old chins. cutglsss; top prices
MRS gay. Re 1904. 9.
tents OF odd pieces Also old glass
ware china. oric-a-brar Buyins
and selling for over so years. Bon.
WOODS 9Th and x sts. as. NE
FURNITURE wanted at once. good
/ furniture o. all kinds. entire home
or odd pieces: pay cash: Please
caii Ms JAMES phone Ma c6ea
fnRS a4 md S,eesl P9op ssenss
service. CO. sss8, 3
GOLD--Brlns your old soid. Diati-
nun Ds c,.s ,ssts a.s1ssdsa kssS teselry sT. ":
oi.D : FASHIONED picture frames.
sntlages' etc. IA ssos. i:
flANoS-we pay highest cash prices
COLONIAL PLANO CO, Ma 4s7o
fiAsoS--Granc. ap:lsnE. spinet, OF
well paw cash. sH. 303S.
PRINTING PLANT for magazine
composition. or 3 linotypex, Ludlow
and other equipment separately.
Boy a5s-D. Stat --3
RUGS, srey-sreen Olson. sxI0. ige
pink Shag. Dressing liable with
skirt and triple mirrors. Cha4se
| lounge and red leather chair. WI.
sIWISG MACHINE. electric. sinssr.
| win exehanse A. b. G, electric irorasF
in good condition De 6i9S. 10
SEWING MACHINES--We puy Al
types; rerair, hemstiteh.ns. busfSns
covered. pleating rf6 I1th st- Az
sToyIs. ETRSfrTHE, ranges. scs
! boxex and heaters. ACNE STOVE
CO.. loll 7th st. nv, MA. ss52.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC,


CANARIES. guaranteed SINGERS. care
fully bred also breeding hens Cal
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, all
oolors. req eh MY Own srueir
snd Stockdsie hloodlines, champion s
At Iiud, prices reAS, Rockville
siAMrsE KITTENS ,malel. blue
eyed inttlhsent companion aree-
lionate. hne p.,s Ewes, OR. 51l3-
creed. ! VI. old excel, for breedlns
500. co, 1907, everyday before
KITTENs. = weeks househroksu
healthy free to sood home. Cal
BoNER PUPPIES, fawn, black masks,
. wkS old, cropped Axe registered
Price reasonable MI 7s44 "a
COCKER PUPS. Axe res, S"5, OR
bS@4 bet. Il and pm. -
COCKER PUP, blonde. mos old
registered litter. $50 Call AID. 2s+a
COOKERS. res puppies, ana oiorl
dogs reas stud services. A4at
Auth I'd Sc. HI s5S6 --3
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. sired
By Champion Dom OF DorBWaFd
ASGARD KEI&NEIS, registered FA
1tithf
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe res male.
sud IrHsle champion blood lines
13o Chesapeake ave, 81 SuTg Md
ktEPsAkF KENNELS offers quality
cookers Tor home companions al
very reasonable prices. kockEHit
16sts -
Evening star., 1949-05-03
ROOMS FURhIsnEp-he,sh~.s,

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.---Lsrse front
LoSRIY oSR Y snes sTSaLr ipf rRoS2 W. ssso Room
sss sT per 'nSns mo' "a ss' ssoa' ,sSn'' 'l-~' S
ei.a Pa. AVE. w.~-Nieely furn,
rm 2 windows: gentleman s35. RE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. III. New
Hampshire ave, n.s.-Newly asee.
maid service and switchboard serv-
Iioi GiRARD ST. NV, Lee. we'll
ta, tpEn tadio raits,. rm; for empiSysd lsds as
We Gei'' wssDMaS pfsI,ia ~ rARk-fs. L. a1 rm
pvt bath. phone in rm., maid
service. gar: $780, gentleman pu
90. sth ST. N.w.-Ne. lsrse room
sHnfsn sinslsi s9so .a0'S sk. 81 ss7s q ~ .S,
THE JAMES, 47sl p st. nv
cook. priv sels sirs pc. 1920 20
asis 18th sTn.LSs so , front liz rm e,1s -fsF
tiso GERARD ST. NV. The Palmer
House''--Lovely sgie rm. with run
ming water; $3.50 monthly. -
ssas ILLINOIS AyE.--Tso farn.
rooms. ink s55 per mo semig,, m
bath, Bet. ) and $ pm. only Tu.
Isto ST. N.w.-"The Churchill /;
clean double rms. sttraetfvely furn- :
running water. maid serS,; $40 wE.
up: also singles, - SO. NO. asss,
s.f. COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Ai-
traetive twin beds, next TO shower
laund- nriSils.i pvt. home. IA. 5 90
Isss n. n. AVE. NV. Tn. Pans
manisn fprn.. snd-feer
.ssi MASS. AVE. Nv. The Arsyle =
LarEe front spd-roor rm. with run
ring water and phone. ID
PkIVATE ENTRsNCF-Csose In. Oh
laih St gar Tm. sss ST 1'o nna, s.nsT,
$50. KANSAS AVE. N.w.-I9e. 'front.'
room fwin beds nlcely fuTn n "
breakfast II desired Tus 33S5
Comfortsbie quarters foE msn. See
them for yourself; showers sspdS
rm-. eosniovn ioeatiSn' ssS mo e..
AMER. Univ. PARK vic. 4sas Ma
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s exposures, I<e, ped,-hx rtra-. eoss-
Meeting bath and Shower. beanfsfukis
furn eyerleoklng lovely xsrotn
daily maid sefxters ncEssnsoxaf sFas
NICELY FTRN. doabie rns-. fer
seTfasmsn. in gentle sDSe ssfss9s
service: unlSm. phons. shexss vslk,
ug distance eowniosns refs. Cas-
AfE 0S~< -
DOWNTOWN. OF Cenn ste--Twin
bed roern. fer ] or vcuen. n~at
10 bath; use Of apt ST Sifa -
becrua-, pvt. bath. lGe eiozsts. tvin
beds; ar. bus aaies. cool To. essi-
ssft tssh ST. N.w.-D~s pvt. hons,
aele ee6FH~- adj, bath. Aise I
twtr-bee rm4. adj bath excel sss
seTYtee. blkt 10 teams anf Eoif
courses. IA. Gill. S