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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ONE-ROOM OFFICE, near Arlington
County Court House; ground floor,
utilities furnished: $40 mo. Call
Mrs, Garl, yith YEoNAs REALTY,
OFFICE AND STORE ROOM. 109 E
st. NV, fine location for distrib-
utor, plumber or electrician. Get
key at 516 End st. NV. McCREA
EQUIPMENT CO.. SIG End st, NV,
1sos 20; IA "a. AVE. N.w-Newly @ deco
rated room. cony. located to down
Isau8 IIxn f0s' oERsEa RsEi Re- RsaLPS PSntsly
1887 Conn: ave: NV, AID. $500:
ItS ton; reasonable. 0s Apply ssGo SO F'Ga St.
9th "ii AND so0 T sTs ss NV, Atlas Bldg.
527 9th st n.w.-Bright rms, conv.
location; reasonable. Apply $40 F
st; NV. Room 10:
com compietely H = deeorated' COZ elec. and 0sr char
fs n sERNsTE1N lssEi Il CO. oR5s Realtors tors
l415 < st, NV. NE. 54o0.
HYATTSvILLE. MD, - arm. suite
occupancy. Apply LEO NJ, BERN
STEIN 4 CO, Realtors. i415 K ST.
X ST. NV, NEAR 14th-S lge rms.
ad. and rec sd rm Iv In d9wntoEn elevator
occupancy: all services included in
rent Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN 6,
CO., Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME.
SHARE FURN. OFFICE, centrally To-
Gated, very reas. rent. 42S Bond
Bldg. ST. O399; ewes, Ia. 5s16.
ARLlNGToN-ofice suite in mod
ern, air conditioned. elevator bldg:
other professional or business use.
ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. rental
wEsTORY BLDG, 14th and F sts.
.w--Unusually bright and cheerful
fice, etc. See MR.. DEAN on prem
FURNISHED ROOM in lawyers Of
flee near Treasury; $45 month. Ma.
ATTRRAc. s-RM. SUITE with pvt.
dow on 2nd floor. Newly remodeled
bldg, mr.. 18th and Monroe sts. ne.
$75 to acceptable tenant. JOHN M.
KING, 35OS 18th st. ne. -31
92I 1Ith N.W.-Front office, air
conditioned; End f.; reas. rent. Ma,
EVANS BU1LDiNG, 1920 New York
ave. n.w.--Available Immediately
dsi5aSs rooms PEss + nss sSfERrs zsRE Es
,4Sg,b 47s so,a s. Nv M Ne l197 IWAr,rox
ofc.; can be divided; excel. loc.,
bus at door. Apply LEO NJ, BERN
STEIN & CO., Realtors, 1415 K st,
DOWNTOWN beautiful large fis.,
open space; combi9ed; IL a.p separate
LARGE OFFICE ROOM adjoining my
real estate office; newly decorated;
desirable for manufacturer repre-
sentative, broker or architect; mod
est est rent. " VIM. T. BALLARD. a2ls
rkEvATE EKs Fl of OFFICE in plush suite ute on
preciate. Call Mr.. stephens. ST.
1sY1 EYE ST. NV large offices
and toilet on 1St fl99s; III 1891 @a1sM dSTn, 4,
SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV, RE. S2S2.
BROOM modern suite, mr.. Statler
in aforementioned, elevator building.
Garpetsd Flqo5esee9t aa1 lightss tSs VeRs7 Stb
CoNvENiENr 81 hiS Arlington location. nr.
court house, "a blk. of Wilson blvd;
1st fl. consisting of 3 nice-sized
rms. ana luI pain. hnLANSI:1 1ON
REALTY, CO, ING,' osoo 2204 wilson
MODERN OFFICE BLDG, 1o17 18th
st. NV; office rooms as low as S25
per no.. all util. included. See Mr..
Posner, Room 301. or call KAY
REALTY CO., INC, RA. 220O. i
airy offices in large downtown Office
bldg. Ma 6545, except Sats.; ewes,
WI. 2543, or WO. 1775. II
PLEASANT ROOM IN LAW OFFICE
New furnishings, modest law library,
telephone answering service, recep-
DI. 4O27 or DI 6969. i
ATTRACT. OFFICE, furn. or unfurn.;
desirable location. Albee Bldg, 18th
and G SITS. NV. Call DI. 1897 for
details. Il
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SUMMER HOMES

mountain resort. only AZ mi. from
D. C.; open til November; special
week end rates; Sun. dinner served.
H. FISHER; phone Braddock HeightS
27lI Il
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

8 bedrms.. Ia baths. large rms.
combining charm, convenient and
INABILITY. On approx u lot. Ga
rage, S24, 500. $4,000 1st trust.
Substantial cash.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUST NOTES bought. Prompt
A, AZ. 5& INTEREST, according to
classification of security and loca-
ton; no charge for appraisals.
ARE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
too high? Have you 1st and End
Trust on your property? Let us try
to re-finance it and make your pay
mentS easier. B. ]. CRIvELLA, INC.
CASH s oGSSi FOR Is, AND end TRUST
NOTES incl. 1st trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored;
Roes aoRboS 81 b e MS NJ a9d cd0rsdp ga RSS
14th and G sts. NV. DI $3.50.
Brokers. attention.
TRUSTS, 1st, 2nd and 3rd; Md, Va,
D. C.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
rRsT f1 s3S aSS B. sECSsp Y sys nv TksI EE 1S5s ass
sASiS" 1881 6 s. NV SHAidE ME S2i a{s5 Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-ws
will buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
RaToSAAl faaFSS Md MoRrdA9E n H dEAs9ssosss iNvs Fssss
N1;IrT MENT { cos5ss o5s5ss iais n ave ~
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 5-year terms and
ulOnLIlly payments. r, Js WALoiEs
INC. Ills Eye st NV. Ma. 646S.
40 LOANS
On homes or farms; all forms of ins.
MRS. MICHELSEN, EN-. 2242. 3
CT LOANS
CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT
If. HI. COMMERCIAL
LEACH g. CRONIN
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
ARRANGED
10. 5-3737. LO. 5-3149. LO. b-277S.
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16,5OO SO. FIT.
PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED BEAUTY SHOPS-Inter-
ested in purchasing beauty shops;
hiring a more operators. Write,
Box s2-Z. Star. i
needs bldg. approx. 60x100 for re-
pair shop. Will consider contem-
plated construction on long-term
lease; nr. Bladensburg and N. Y. ave.
DRTGsTORE LOCATION wanted by
reliable operator. Only Grade A To-
cations will be considered. Contact
MR.. ROSENBERG, MA. 0909. 81
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ALExANDRIA-Fine 1s-room bricl
office bldg, with 16-inch walls, IL
heart Of town. Almost 5000 SO
most 5000 so. #. 15 minis. ava.
from downtown Washington. In
cludes attractive living quarters
facing beautiful garden. Ideal fo
national Headquarters, secret re
SseSpra ssaqra work medicai clinic xra
parking in rear for 15 cars. GE oil
burner. 1mmed. poss. Price of S35,
600. on terms, is 60& below replace
ment cost in today's high labor ant
materials market. Cali Alexandri,
2l54.
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POULTRY FARM, all-modern, 2
story country home, with shade,
flowers and fruit, on hard road; oil
heat; lge. liv. rm.::' 3 poultry houses,
garage; also other outbldgs. Priced
very reasonable: Possession
Howard Co.-Daify farm, equipped; /;
30-stanchion barn, also bank barn,
go head of cattle, 100 tons of hay,
all equipment; modern home, oil
h.-w.h.: also tenant house.
1,400-acre equipped dairy farm. Fer
tile. rolling land; now shipping 900
gal; E,1lh,adl milk; milking milk $40 COWS; many
crops and feed; priced S625. 900.
Carroll Co.-114-acre stock farm; g.
rm. modern home; nice, rolling, fer
tile land with stream; many out
bldgs.: on good road; price, S21 900.
Howard CO acres; 3-bedrm. ranch
house, all-modern: poultry house;
garage; all in good repair; on good
SIS, 500. O. JOHN BuRDoFT. colesviiie
call Ashton. Md. 3s46. -
THIS HAS EVERYTHING - Grow
your own food. Get away from the
mad rush. 2 acres on. hard roaa with
6-room semi-bungalow; bath; OF
INV. heat: alum, storm sash ano
screens: newly painted: automatic
water SYSTEM. possession now. Only
SH}9o: 400 = less than L hr. from BALTIC
YOU WONT LIKE THIS ONE. IL
acre tract with 5-rm. house ano
other bldgs. You can only grow a
few. hundred chickens. turkeys.
ducks. pigs, calves or rabbits and
aowefs 81 See So m Of sarsss66 E fut & a2a
mi; BALTIC, SIS mi. gURDETTE &
SON, Mt Airy, Md; phone 1913. d
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH-water-f front cot
tage. plan for Labor Day; modern;
| available September !. UN. 253S.
COTTAGE on Chesapeake Bay, 3 miles
! from Annapolis. All modern conven-
iences including telephone. 2 bed
rooms and bath, large upstairs room
| with running water. Boat included.
Available Sept g. $50 week. Phone
Annapolis Bay Vista 3247.
NORTH BEACH-4-rm. cottage, $40
month of Sept. DI. 1921.
with . bedrms,, mod. kit. and bath.
Avail now: $50. SH. 1898. p
FOUR-ROOM, FURN. - All modern
convens.; doors from beach; all
year-round; 25 mi. to Wash, 6 mi.
to Annapolis. Call FIR. SS54. 81
COLONIAL BEACH-Apt. and rms;
newly furn.; . blks. waterfront. AT.
274S: after 4:30 pm; 81
mod; boardwalk. oceanfront aptS.
MISS MURPHY. AD. 1900. s to 5,
WATERFRONT COTTAGE = ACCOM-
modates O. ami; near Leonard
town, Md; private pier and boatI
$50 week. WI 0A03. 81
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-Nice 81
room waterfront cottage, modern.
week Of Sept. 3: s45. UN. 4446.
COLONIAL BEACH cottage avail.
now until Labor Day or any week
after. CHI. q602. 81
COLONIAL BEACH-"Emily" family
apts; modern hot water; pvt. wharf.
beach. CHI. 1922 or CO. 06l1. .
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
OUR RAMBLER LIST

OOn IC1luDLGIt A4o1
(a) conv. location and brand new
Lge. liv. rm., firepl., din. -rm. com
bination over 20 #. long; lge. newl,
equipped dream kit. 2 bedrms. anc
bath, Sl4,750.
(b) Just started construction. Gel
here early. Good size 3-bedrm
rambler, tile bath, picture windows
excel. liv.. rm.,. kit. equipped witt
range, Oft. Admiral refgr., Bendi1
and garbage disposal: car att. ga
rage. Total price, S16,950.
(c) Gracious 3-bedrm. rambler. z
complete tiled baths. delightful
spacious liv. rm. with charming
firepl., plenty din. space, dream kit.
incl. washer, dryer. garbage disposal
range and refgr.; att, gar. and car
port; parquet flooring; copper gut
ters. All workmanship and ma
terials in this home are superior;
lot $4,000 50. tt: $4,000.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
PROPERTY WANTED

opment: must have frontage on de-
sirable water; immediate action if
priced right Write description to
H. ]. BURROWS. 1915 Franklin st.
ne, Washington. D. c. 81
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN,

CRESTON ST. at Kenilworth ave-,
just past District line; new masonry
for light manufacturing, subcon-
tractors shop and ofice, manu-
facturer's agent, distributor or SINH
lar usage; toilet facilities, heated
and mechanically ventilated; safe
outside storage for trucks, equipment
and materials within fenced and
paved Enclosures; power available.
HO. 1852 MONDAY to Friday. 81
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$4,000

Fifty acres of good farmland, forty
minutes from downtown Washing
ton; five acres timber, spring, good
seven-room house. two incloSed
porches; water and electricity in
house; necessary outbuildings;
$4,000 cash.
CORNELIUS J. WEETMAN
6217 Lee Highway
FA. 29SS, FA. 1892. 81
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T LOT
WATERFRONT
Restricted

Beautiful new development overlook
ing South River at Rive, Nd; 2nd
slseslGn ssss and dstEies pras $500 g so0 s0u'
NEWLY BUILT HOME
Electric heat picture windows over.
looking South River; bedroom, large
full basement. Price only S16.500
On an acre of ground.
FOR INFORMATION CALL
VIRGINIA BENTLEY. NO. 5000
ROXANA B. DORAN
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

5000 CONN. AVE. N.W.-App. 1.40(
So. it., in whole or in part; excel
lent location for bakery, ready-to-
wear, showroom, etc; reas. rent
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400
10th AND MICH. AVE. N.E.-2nc
comm, 10000 50. it., in whole or ir
part; excellent location for light
manufacturing, shop space anc
warehouse. office, etc; immediate
occupancy; addnl lot also available
for parking. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO, Realtors, 1415 K st
- Colored patronage
outstanding corner 35xl00; very
subst. and modern building, suitable
for any business; immediate occu-
pancy. Tenant must be financially
sound No trifiers. Contact OWNER
OV. 0SS5.
OFFICE BUILDING. downtown - 4
stories and bsmt.. approx. 5000 50
mirrored walls: 2 new tiled lava.
built-in cabinets; near parking
vacant; will consider leasing. Cal
sa1rNDERs s h9ER co.. est5 INC. m' VIM vi II
AN IDEAL PLACE for repairs and re-
finishing of furniture or pianos
large spray nm. with exhaust fan.
large. well-lighted workrooms; 10.
Gated close to central business dis
trict of Washington. For further
details call MR.. LEONARD at DI
S464 81
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

20 APTS., in nearby Va, at less than
Z times rental; approx. 20qe return
prices pr esI to increase. Cali Mr. Chaiken,
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.. OW.
$500; ewes, XII. S-98S1. 3
81 UNITS, modern, high class bldg.
and location, not on open market.
handle Ps sAe Solid Sefaiess sT5oSSo No r
f1ers. EUGENE B. GINGELL, 7542
Old Georgetown rd.. Bethesda, Md.
DIRECT Mi ;iTIF FROM owNER-4-unit apt.
with inclosed porches, auto. oil
heat. excel. cond., conv. Silver
Spring loc. Annual rental S4.065.
Must sell, $2S.500. JU. 7-7410.
Is ACRES SUBDIVISION LAND. with
stream and lake site; ideal for small
estates; between Bethesda and Rock
vile; 5000 per acre. Box SIX, Star.
1o-UNIT APT, near Catholic uni
yersity., Annual income, $1,000.
qqiek qndIuM sale GalI AL Eagp Eay Morse ,SJa Tjth
ssYs.ss sYss;s T4;r cRofFur sSG1i pL. s.E.-aew,
I-bedrm. apis; 3 exposures, large
rms, pvt. entrances, full Easements;
pvt. yards; 10 minutes downtown,
close to bus, schools, churches,
stores; children welcome: Open for
inspseti1ni ,r6n e 8 = Pm goN GEORGE Na sssS Z.
KENSINGToN, MD. LAO acres,
zoned for apts.; room for from 80
to AZ apis. Terms. HUGGINS &
HARRISON, INC. Realtors, 10.
5-2s00. S
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LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUSTS ON d. c.
property; 24-hr. service. Mr.. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 e ST NV Ma 6549
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
MR.. MILLER ME. 1920; EVE
NINGS 81. 1921.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy lot.
10000 tn $4,000 50. #. End COM
merical or Industrial. D. C. or near
by Md. Box ABBY. Star. -3
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COUNTRY STORE BARGAIN
Loc. on cor. lot. 150x200, In q
thickly populated area. IA mi. out
Equip. with refrigerators, scales
and meat cutters; well stocked
license; business is wonderful; own.
er has good reason for selling;
land. l-yr. .-oid bldg. and stock will
be sacrificed on quick sale for
SS,00Q;. terms. You'll have to hurry
on this one.
F. E. MALCOLM
Exclusive Realtor. OW 1924.
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ARL'S FINEST VALUE
AURORA HILLS

Magnificently proportioned liv rm
with colonial firepl.. and French
doors opening onto flag stone ter
race. Din. rm. with deep bay
on lst f.; upstairs are 5 more
bedrms., sitting rm. and " baths
Paneled rec. rm., attached gar
Priced $500 Call Mrs. Gale,
with
DAVID R. NIMMER
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WILSON BLVD.
Rent or sell. 8 rms. immac. house.
lge, lot. gar; commercial; ideal for
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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LOTS g. ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued)

MOVING TO N. WIN sell "A.
Also 1916 Ford Super de luxe club
coupe VS., peri. cond., S925, or
both S1.400 cash. BILL GUILLET.
RE. 1852. $3.50 a.m.-5:30 pm. 81
10 WOODED ACRES-State rd., city
water. elect, telephone, bus; miles
ROYCE L. PARKS, LA. 6-447O.
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,

1921 M ST. N.W.-Approx. 1sx50;
heat incl. in rent: immed. occupancy
reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ BERN
STEIN 81 CO., 1415 K st. NV" ME
EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN location,
Government accounting office build
ing. WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, MA. 1890. 3
6O2-6O4 E ST. N.W.-Good location;
opposite Hecht's parking lot. Apply
ssdo.ss sdo stb sti NJ sT NJ W. 1s doors from
ST.. good s location. a fm Appis pGSfS si6 t50 F
esos 20 niMii 18th 81. ST NW.-will "; remodel to
SIT , T,eI,a tenant. cail GE. e567. Mr.,
LooaTEn 6oaT1Ep, IN LcE. APT. HOTEL. a
g. ii des oeaton sSaSs busy or nsis sh
type restaurant. food store. office
spaes ssap nsr or other the business ssoo Rentsl
MONTGOMERY HmLs-Bsmt. front
lease; lights. heat. furn.; good for
cleaning and any other purpose.
NEAR issR isth' 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
IL Tfs0 75fia 5f1n st. lsS7o IT. $3.50 0n mo-
BRIGHT STORE, 2 show windows;
alley in rear; newly remodeled. heat
furn., IS by 35 IT.; estab. business
section, nr. 18th and Monroe st. ne.
$85 to acceptable tenant. JOHN M.
KING, 350S 18th st. ne. 81
DESIRABLE CORNER STORE at
Georgia ave. and Gresham pl. NV,
suitable for laundromat. pawn
broker. lunch rm.. dry goods, etc
Cheap rent. long lease to right party.
Inquire 2S27 Georgia ave. NV, up
to IL noon only. i
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Unusual Dairy Farm

Unusual Dairy Farm
Over $50 acres within 80 miles of
Wash. Large 2-story Colonial resi-
dence with s bedrooms and baths;
4O-stanchion dairy barn; farm well
watered; siloS. 150-ton hayloft;
well financed; $4,000 will handle
the down payment.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
113 w. Broad St. Falls Church, Va
FA 5000 Al
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
JUST ONE-NO MORE

JUOl ONE-NO MOfLE
Location Glebe rd. and Columbia pike.
l blk. to schools. shopping, theater
and bowling; 10 yrs. DID,. PERI.
cond. Semidet. brick. Has liv. rm.
den of dinette. 2 bedrms.. good
closets, skid-proof bath tub: full
bsmt. with partially finished rec. rm.,
asphalt tile floor. laundry trays; oil
&C. heat; outside entrance; largest
With VIII ~ stone ton 'es firepiacea , Truly P GOOD good
listing. Priced, S13.500. Can be
handled with $1,000 dn., bal. approx.
SS6 per mo. Call for amt.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-09-29
Sidewalk Project
In Business Dist.
Under Way

A substantial improvement un.
der way in the business district
this week is the building up and
resurfacing of the present side.
walk in front of the Yegen Ho.
tel property, Park Theater. Des
Roster Drug, Thelma's property
and the Blackfeet Tribal prop.
erty.
The improvement covers the
entire frontage of the block, OF
a 30O-feet length. The original
8-foot width of the sidewalk is
being maintained.
Other local improvements are
said to be in contemplation out
of the inspiration of this one.
The project is being construct
ed by Ole Overdahl, local build
ing contractor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-09-29
Clarence N. GurIey Rites
Held At Judith GAP

Funeral services for Clarence
M. Gurley, 81, Blackfoot resident
for the last II years, were held
at the Congregational Church at
Judith Gap last Friday afternoon.
Burial was in the cemetery OF
that community.
Mr.. Gurley passed away at the
Memorial Hospital at Cut Bank
the previous Tuesday, death be.
ing due to the infimities of age.
Born at Shelbyville, Michigan,
December IL, 1868. he came west
when a young man. For a mum.
Der of years he lived at Judith
Gap. Following his retirement,
he had made his home at Black
foot.
His wife passed away while in
disqualification at Conrad in 1885.
Survivors include his daughter,
Mrs. Clifford Brown and grand.
daughter, Joyce Brown of Black
foot.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-09-29
Yegen Hotel Coffee Shop Begins
Serving Cuts OF Junior Fair Steer

The Yegen Hotel Coffee Shor
Tuesday began serving meat OF
theS3O-lb. yearling steer, the pro.
prietors, Jerry and June johnson,
purchashed at the bid sale of the
All Club the last day of the Jun.
ior Fair recently.
Raised a nd primed on the
Blackfeet Reservation by young
Kenny Parsons, energetic young
All Club member, the animal,
slice by slice, is attesting h G
fine quality of meat that is pro.
duced on the Blackfeet Reserva.
ton.
Bob NJ Genes Market took
charge of the animal after the
bidders acquired it, slaughtering
it and parcelling it into the var.
ious cuts adapted to the needs of
the Coffee Shop menu.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-09-29
Death Claims Wallace
Night Gun Sunday

Funeral services for Wallace
Night Gun, Is, who died at the
local hospital last Sunday, were
held at the little Flower Church
Wednesday morning at IL, with
the Rev. George Corner official.
ing. Burial was in the Browning
Catholic cemetery.
Night Gun was a member OF
the Blackfeet Tribe. Through the
years he was active in Indian
affairs. taking part in the various
ceremonials at appropriate times.
During the last several years
his health failed rapidly, final in
firmities causing his death.
Survivors include two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Martha Calf Looking
and Mrs. Minnie After Buffalo,
and one son, gorge. all of
Browning.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-09-29
Bank Doubles
Insurance OF
Its DepOsitOrs

The First National Ba nix Of
Browning early this week re
ceived official notice that deposits
of its customers, as of Septem
Der 81, are now insured to g
maximum of $40, 900. The protec.
ton applies to all depositors.
The insurance is extended by
the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation, an institution char.
tered by the federal government
for that purpose.
The original insurance coverage
for any one person was $4,000,
this being in effect by the First
National Bank since the inception
OF the protection of the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
several years ago.
Under conditions of the policy,
the First National Bank bears the
cost of the protection of depos-
itors.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-09-29
Augare Gets 350-Ib.
Bear With One Shot

! Calvin Augare, despite a re-
cent wrist fracture, renewed his
quest Of big game animals last
Thursday evening, taking a 35O-
ID. black male bear in the wooded
growth in the visinity of Looking
Glass.
He got his animal with one
shot through the neck, using a
.25-calibre rifle. With the help of
Wilmar Plummer, who he took
out from Browning after the
sensational kill, he was able to
move the animal from where he
had shot it to the highway, nearly
a mile.
1t was brought to Bob NJ
Genes Market, where its weight
was determined. 1t is a handsome
specimen, so much so that Beck's
Sporting Goods is to have h e
head and hide fashioned into a
floor-piece.
Henry Weber took the carcass
to carry out an experiment in
meat smoking.
The Blackfeet Tribe is among
American Indians that refuse to
use bear meat as food. Though
by nature very much a herbivor-
GUS animal, the bears carnivor-
GUS instincts will drive it in
emergencies to feed upon decom-
posed flesh. This has been OBJ
served of females upon their
emerging with a litter of cubs
from their burrows in early
spring.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-09-29
Democratic Dinner Event
At Yegen Banquet Room

A democratic dinner meeting,
with John Holmes, candidate for
Congress from the Second Mon
tana District. as one of the
guests, was given in the Yegen
Hotel Coffee Shop banquet room
last Thursday evening at 7.
Wilbur P. Werner of Cut Bank,
chairman of the Glacier County
Democratic Central Committee,
presided.
The event was a happy get
together as we'll as a survey of
the political possibilities of the
party in the state and county at
the coming November general
election.
Included among the Old Hick-
ory stalwarts was Judge John
CIR n e, statewide-recognized
political mentor of Cut Bank.
Others present included Ace
Armstrong, sheriff. candidate for
reelection; gorge Masengill.
candidate for treasurer; Ed
Williams, state representative.
candidate for reelection; Hi
Woodward, commissioner: George
McCabe, former committee chair
man of Cut Bank. with an en-
during party loyalty as certain as
the rising of t h e sun; Dannie
Welch, former county attorney,
who resigned his office several
weeks ago to engage in ranching
on the Reservation; H. S. John
ston, surveyor, candidate for re-
election; Mrs. Bernice Kings
bury. Democratic national CON-
mitteewoman. of Waller; Francis
Manley of Cut Bank, Seville
wheat farmer and active in
! Farmers Union activities.
! Other democrats included Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Spanish. Mrs. Hi
Woodward. Mrs. Rosalia Walters
and number of friends.
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Marine Billy Brown Returns To
Resume Duty In Korean War

Marine Billy Brown, SON of
Jane Billedeaux. who was recent
ly in jured while duty in
Korea, had sufficiently recovered
last week as to be back with his
outfit in h e First Marine Di-
vision, according to a letter he
had written to his mother.
Billy suffered wounds in the
neck, over 100 shrapnel being
removed during disqualification.
For a time he was confined to a
hospital ship. Later transferred
to a hospital in Tokyo. he made
the necessary recovery as to re-
turn to duty, now being IN the
submarine radar service.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-09-29
Scout Meeting Tuesday

There will be a meeting in the
rifle range at the h ig h school
Tuesday at 7 p. m. for the pur-
pose of recognizing Boy Scout
Troop No. 100 of Browning.
No membership will be &C.
cepted unless applicant presents
An application. Applications may
be secured from Jason Devereaux
at his home Saturday and Sunday
and f 70 m Forbes Bottomly at
the school building Monday.
Applicants must have attained
the age of IL years.