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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

SEAMSTRESS, white, exper. on
drapes. Apply Housekeeper. LAFAY-
NV.
experienced. for tailor
shop. Phone RIA. 2f99. -
SEAMSTRESS. experienced for dra-
peries and slipcoverS. S. D. HEChT
CO, 1910 Conn. ave. HO. 4944.
SECRETARY - Competent stenog-
lrapher; general office work; employe
DEMENT'S; good salary. LA. $1,000.
on the way up, rapid
and accurata shorthand and tipping,
interested in developing talents and
eEper as assistant to head of public
relations firm. Reply containing tele-
phone number. should include re-
sumo of education and experience,
your concept on the attributes of a
capable secretary. and reflect your
ability to write good business let
ter. Salary, $500 per mo. to start;
5-day week. 8 to 5. Box 235-G.
Star. ~
for aviation communi-
cation firm; 5-day week, excellent
fee. Airline privileges. Me. 5000.
SECRETARY-Leading ladies' appar-
Ell speciality store has an opening
for. a young lady who is a good
typlst, and stenographer; must have
experience In handling money and
be capable OF taking full charge of
once; 5ta days, 40 hrs. per wk; sal.
SO; paid vacations and 2OeS dis
CONFIDENTIAL; give full details. BOX
339-E, Star 3
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

LEAVING for Fl. Madison, Iowa
Sept. II. via Route 80; can take 2
SH. $3.50. -
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, WITH ExPER., tc
take. full charge Of accounting dept
Must have complete knowledge OF
bookkeeping principles, payroll, sta
working conditions, excellent salary,
with opportunity for advancement,
Cal Mr.. Eisman. ST '4IS5, UNI
VERSAL JEWELRY CO., 635 F st
n
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SECRETARY
RECEPTIONIST

For general ONCE work, one girl ONCE
excel. working cond. and employe
benefits. shorthand 5000 words.
Elk. 1872. MR.. VOW. 453 Munsey
Sids' 8
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER - Al
once: handle customers accounts.
billing. stenography; 5-day, 35-hr
week; one-girl Office; large COM
pany; permanent; convenient ne,
Sc, or nearby Md; this is a de-
lightfui place for nice person.
Phone MR.. MURPHY, AT. 5000.
for interview IS
SEWING ROOM supervisor, to train
and supervise handicapped women
and girls in all phases of garment
repair; exper. in sewing nee. 5-day
week. good working cond., empioye
benefits. Me. 594O for appt. IL
SHOE SALESLADY. exper. women's
and children's shoes. Apply MUIR
RAYS SHOE STORE. 1910 14th
sTENOGRAPHER. Bethesda-Youne
woman seeking employment in
pleasant surroundings for national
concern; 5-day wk., attractive
salary. Save travel time. conv. to
Bethesda residents. Apply in per-
son to Mr.. McCarty. ENCYCLO-
PEDIA AMERICANA. 1905 East
sTENoGRAPHER, part time: hours
can be arranged to suit applicant
Give references and telephone num-
Der. Box 9O1-G, Star. %
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Used lumber, many sizes; windows
complete with frames. doors. plumb
ing supplies; many other items from
outfits. S2I .96. Steel angle iron cut
to size; beams; reinforcing steel.
Flooring-Maple. pine and oak floor
ing In excel. cond, free of nails.
GENERAL WRECKING CO., MI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

Permanent. well-paying position for
insurance Office near Court House
Previous insurance experience de-
sirable but not indispensable. Phone
ia. 5-S5S5.
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YOUNG LADIES az

10 WIN some music
sheet music Once. See Mr.. tucker
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. 1l0S G
81. NV. 3
YOUNG LADIES az
1876. to represent leading fashion
plus comm. and bonus. Must be free
winter. Perm. work with a wonder.
inl future. See. Mr.. Mason, Cairo
hotel; hours 10 ANIL p.m., ia
sonal interview only q
YOUNG. inexperienced girl for gen
era Office work. in old establishefl
real estate office. Opportunity for
advancement unlimited. Apply in IN
person st to MRS. WEST. at 1881 N
Handle APPED GIRLS and women
may find Jobs at Goodwill Tnd1s.
tries sewing. laundry. sorting. press.
Ing. etc. Apply 1918 New Hamp-
s snire ave. NV, G1st and Nj be-
WANTED. ELEDERLY WOMAN N
care Tor child and do houseworE.
R ElEe III CAL sIna AP; oSI1; ,.. IS
FURNISHED only, Ii. 3-54s3. - D''
PART TINE GIRL for retail sales
suIk- Apply IN person Friday, Sept,
p I0uf SSSp5aFy; Sl0 per day. SIMONS
MpS sItat CO.. Stand 41O. Center
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. VIII WHIT.
must De fair typist for training in
mt ae secretarial and medical
ttecnnician work: Salary during
Training period. Applications eivine
age. education and other oualifics.
IonS accepted. Box 432-D, Star. -
SELLING Avon cosmetics during con.
venient hours is a possible means
OF earning for ambitious women
Begin fall business now. Cali Ia
o-ooo9 after 6 pm. for details.
YOU CAN EARN $50 $50 in 1oI,e
mrs. spare time, afternoon or even
I tngs' no canvassing; car essential.
2. MOCKABEE. 11IOS Midyaie ri -
kensington. Md. or call 10. 5-0aS1
HELP INCREASE your family income
We have 3 openings for women
with cars for full or part-tir1Ie
interesting work. No canvassing. NO
investment. Excellent earnings. BOX
EXPERIENCED MEDICAL tecbnietan
lor doctors office; hrs, 8 to BIO
S SttosS "k.; salary open. Box. 235-J.
SCHOOLGIRLS, Is yrs. or over for
part-tlme employment. Apply THE
8. s. kREsGE CO.. 720 7th st. NV NV.
Afternoon - Switchboard operapor
with little knowledge of typine nee,
esSary. Attractive position for in
Ieiieent Toman with young organ
lIa5!on. salary commensurate with
aaniiity: 40-flr. week. Call GE. 42i5
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$500. ~
TYPIST-C CLERK for perm. and inter
esting position: 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
no Sat-; starting $40 wkly. Oppor
1or advancement; M.G.M. PIC.
TURES, 1909 N. J. ave. NV. -
WAITRESS, white, over 21, expert
enced. SAND BAR RESTAURANT
white. a5 to IS pref,
some exper. nee; for large hotel
dining room; day hrs. Call Mon,
Employment Office. WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. CO. 1000 for appt.
MATTRESSES. white dependable. day
or night; good salary. good tips.
69l6 4th ST. NV. Takoma Park
WAITRESS, white. exper.; must be
fast and neat; for 4 or 5 day wk..
hrs. II 80 a.m.-7:30 pm. Apply
d. C. DINER. HOO vt. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. Italian restaurant and
beer. Nearby Md Must be fast and
steady. $50 week. Don't answer
unless. you're used to making $1Ol
week in tips. Box 217-J, Star. -
WAITRESS, part time, Thursday
Friday and Sunday. Exper. With
good pay. Apply 1912 10th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white experienced. for
busy refined restaurant. No nights,
no Sundays. COUNE'S RESTAU-
WAITRESS-New modern restaurant.
Best working conds., excel. salary.
No drinks. MAGGIES, 4239 Wis.
experienced tray serv-
ice. Apply sEAFARE REsTAUfRANT,
1924 Conn ave NV ~
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BE A SECRETARY
IN 6 WEEKS

SPEEDWRITING SHORTHAND
a secretary in business or civil sery.
ice. Speedwriting, the famous ABC
shorthand taught from coast-to
coast. Easy to learn.
Free National Employment Service
Day and Night Glasses
Long Term Payment Plan
Speedwriting School
1406 G st. NV.
For Free Cataleg & Free Trial Lesson
Call ST. 2086 NOW
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SIS EARN EXTRA XMAS MONEY 8

Sell household plastics and TOYS in
spare time through House Of Plastics
Party Plan" High commission, free
sample kit. For literature or details,
Saa or write HOUSE OF PLASTICS,
5f52 Sth st. NV. AID. 1884, LII,
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CIVIL ENGINEERS - Architects
builders-Drafting-c computing. Rec
ord plats, traverSes, house stake
outs. NO. 609S. ~
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COFFEE SHOP

WHITE. AGE rs TO 40,
SALAD AND couN HTANsyW5Rk.
THIS COFFEE SHOP, LO-
GATED IN LARGE APT.
HOTEL. NV. SECTION. Ex-
PERIENCE NECESSARY: REF
ERENCES REQUIRED; PLEAS
ANT WORKING CONDI-
TIONS; GOOD SALARY:
MEALS AND UNIFORMS
FURNISHED. BOX 152-D,
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CoLORED. MTDDLE-AGE married
couple to hve-iIl: wife willing to siye
lady after 8 pm. Refs, good salary
Cali AID. 1929, from 9 to 8 pm
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PT,ASTEPTNN

White mech. MR.. M1NNLx. tn. 1918.
los
PLUMBING AND HEATING; remodel
ing. and new work; bathrooms in
stalled. gas-fired boilers. hot water
heaters; 80 mos. to pay; free esti-
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Free
estimates. Lowest prices given. AID
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TYPIST

White, in collection depart
ment Of lge. investment co.
tipping, good hrs. and working
conditions. life ms. and hos
pitalizations benefits; oppor.
for advancement. Phone ST.
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HOME REPAIRS

Cement walks, porches. painting,
carpentry. E-z terms. Cali tn.
3S1S. TO-
PAINTING. interior. exterior: Kem-
toning; 80 yrs. exp; days. u.
P ssl1fssn svs SGN IN sS49 r.:
cial and residential; satisfactory for
20 yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
white mechanics: work guaranteed;
free estimates. Call A. DOMINICK.
DE. 1897. -
paper hanging; sanitas
hung; nrst-clasS work. 10. 4-0sI0.
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CABINETS. studio couch. bookcases,
Ore Ter tables .;os all for $50. Take
CABLE. cleo. B. K. No. 1872, all or
part Of l,500'.. Also 1000 Il and
20 IN: steel cable. 10. 3-6012. LO
CAICuLAToR - Monroe electric;
500 30. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
Si3 1Ath Sc. NV.
CAMERA.-speed Graphic, AXIS; COM
c plRsIs Eut tros az IE s-s s a II
new condition; $40. JE. 3-9T95. ID
CASH REGISTER. prac. brsnd-new,
National No. 132 az standard
cost oyer s6o $500. will take $500 cash.
CASH REGISTER, National, cleo.
itsmiz sSeo 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV.
CHIFFoRoBE. $50: nrepi. set, sis:
bassinette, So; breakfast table and
4 chairs. S25. Ii. 3-I652. %
CLARINET, B-flat, Selmer model 10.
new; $225 or best offer. 10. 1885.
CLOCK. SIMPLEX Time. good cond.
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CAFETERIA MANAGER
AND
TRAINEE MANAGER

Excellent opportunity for man or
woman desiring to learn cafeteria
operation. Must be ambitious, ener-
getic. accurate with figures and able
TO supervise personnel. Good base
salary. Fine opportunity for ad-
vancement. Paid vacations and
other dement's with expanding organ-
cation. Excellent working conditions
Apply in person, Monday through
Saturday, 8 am. to 5 pm; Sunday,
l pm. to 4 pm. No phone calls,
please. Ed
CLEAvEs FOOD SERVICE CORP.
S616 Georgia Ave.
Silver Snrinp. Nd g
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UNUSUAL, WOMAN
ARLINGTON

Interested in meeting and interview
ing new people in community. Part
tlme. Car desirable. For interview.
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pART TIME

PART TIME
small real estate, located in ne.
wash, has opening for man or
woman to handle ONCE; knowledge
81 typing and bookkeeping essen
tlal; salary open. Box 1881, Star.
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REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
Days. UN. 1872; Ewes. UN. 1915
REMODELING & REPAIRS
OF all types and sizes on homes, etc;
no Job too large or too small; no
directly with a bank. PENN CON-
STRUCTION. RE. T162. ii
SEPTIC TANKS AND DRY WELLS
Pumped, repaired, installed.
Digging or trenching. SH. 1866.
TREES topped. trimmed or removed.
Lots cleared. Dump truck work.
TV sERviCE. day or plight. Parts
and labor guaranteed far 30 days;
Sd. 10. 3-5299.
WANT THAT PORCH SCREENED?
Call MR.. TAYLOR. 81. 3942 eve
nines except Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

CASHIER CHECKER - Experiences.
refs. Apply in person, MARTNOFF'
= PRTTT. 6235 Georgia ave. NV.
-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HOLLYWOOD BED-Cost sos; excel.
co9nnd'ttion; s35. Transferred. Rock
HoLLYWooD BED. immac. clean;
Serta box. innerSp. mattr., steel
frame, slip cover; S35. Oh. Oslo.
HOLLYWOOD BED. Simmons. dbie.
size, like new; S25. WOLF. 1000
Both St, Mt. Rainier. UN 1896.
HOPE CHEST, genuine cedar lined,
S2S. Electric broiler, 50. Love seat,
SIT. Excellent condition. DU. $500.
HOT-wATER HEATER. Rex. .s0-gal,
S25. Call EN-. 400. 6022 Utah ave.
KIT. SET. white. black and chrome,
$40: studio couch, maple bed and
bureau, $50 each. All excel, cond.
RA. 1914. -
LADY'S COAT-Beautiful natural
skunk. brown. - length: worn )
times. Also Ape. silver blue neck
pc. W. PONToN, e6I4 eth pl. NV.
LIVING ROOM and dining room
suite for sale. Call Ii. 4-0sN4.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. c-pc.. sofa
and wing chair; practically new;
also slip covers; S1O0. 10. 7-S010;
LIVING ROOM SUITE, modern spec:
newly upholstered. 719 A st. ne.
III
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used; gas. oil, coal, wood. cleo.
ACME STOVE. 1011 9TH. Ma. 1852
|HTDE-A-BED, excel. cond., green
boucle cover; cost $500, sell &1b0. or
best offer. 10. 2-1f62. -
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BAKERY EQUIPMENT

3 Columbus Showcases with back
cases.. = refrigerated showcases; /
retarding box: Boiling oven. 2
deck. II pans each. Other items
necessary for retail store. Apply 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

LADY with some music
background for clerical work in
sneet music ONCE: See Mr.. Tucker
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. l1OS 8
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SALESLADIES
AGE % TO 40
SALESWOMEN
UNLIMITED EARNINGS

Exceptional opportunity (exper. un-
necessary for woman to earn a
minimum OF 500 Wk. selling a
commodity that is of immed. ne
cessity to Jewish people only. TU.
q p.m Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06
HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
ESTABLISHED lSrO

PlANO, Schultz apt. grand, nice con.
d!tlon. excel. tone; superb value.
pops; SD down. balance in "A
nmcnths. KITS. 1880 G st. n.W.-6
riANO. Chickerlng grand, beautiful
toie' eooo condition; $3.50. OIL. 2l.iS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

LUMBER-TEAKWOoD 5
One-inch thick, 2 IT. to 6 #. lengths,
planed on both sides; SOC It. OR.
3o3r -
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OFFICE FURNITURE

STEEL, SIS AND UP. FILE
CABINETS, BOOKCASES, DRAFT.
ING TABLES, CHAIRS FROM
LARGE INDUSTRIAL PLANTS.
LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE
FROM. FREE DELIVERY. FREE
PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ORGAN, used Estey reed organ. Mo-.
excellent condition; attrac tiye oak
case; ideal instrument for small
church or chapel and as practice
organ for student. Attractively priced
at $3.50.
HUGO woRcH s
925 G st. NV. MA. 452o.
Established 1879
ORGAN-Baldwin and Minsball- Estey
eiectronic organs. Models for church.
chapel, home and student use. Sole
agent.
IJVIC@r yrt~~x,vy
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CARPENTRY-All types and cabinet
work. MR.. JOHNSON, JU. 7-S940.
FLAGSTONE

FLAGSTONE
Stepping stones, walks, porches, pa
tics; repainting walls, brick work;
carpenter and repairs. LO. 1861.
~
FLOOR SANDING and finishing,
HAWKINS AND SLOAN. Greenbelt
5443. Ii 6-0337 -
FLOOR SANDING. waxing and
polishing. DE. 1894. IS
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plas-
tering, carpenter work. roof paint
ing. repairing; no Job too small.
PRINTZ, TR. 1511. 1Os
HEATING SYSTEMS repaired. also
lead work of any kind. Clip adv.
for further ref. Box BOOZE. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

PIANO-BaldEin Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full. Blow action. Wide variety case.
ExcIusiTE Al iHiuco woRcH 1
925 G st. NV, W. -
Established 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

$1,000 salary; aforementioned fnsur-
ance once: 5-day week. Advance
ment opportunity. Phone Elk. 0Sco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

WATER HEATER. Rex. ,30-gal.;
Call EN-. 400. 6022 Utah ave.
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FIFE, ,gaIv., black copper. cast iron,
M st. n W.. NO. 1903, WA. 1901.
POOL TABLE. regulation size, return
balls. Fine cues, and other accesor-
les; 1926 or best offer. GE. as rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-06

LIVING ROOM SUITE. modern 3-pce.:
newly upholstered. 719 A st. ne,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
|Inter-TribQl
Meeting To Be
Held Oct. Is, 10

Representatives of seven Mon
tana Indian tribes will be in at
tendance at a so-called Inter-Tri-
bal Policy meeting in Browning
next Saturday and Sunday, &C.
cording to Leo kennerly. chair
man of the Tribal Council.
Kennerly said t h a t Bonner
and other election candidates
on the state tickets are to be
present at the Saturday sessions.
The event, it is understood,
is a ramifcation of developments
months ago when Indians of var
ious state tribes organized, under
a political sponsorship. Indian
rehabilitation through a state
program that would be financed
through state legislative appro-
priation of Sis million was ad-
vocated as one of the detectives.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
FLA Buckaroos To
Entertain At Event
In Kansas City

The FLA Buckaroos. a troupe
which have populariZed them
selves at various FLA events,
will participate in the programs
at the national FLA convention
in Kansas City some time this
fall. Primarily. they will attend
as delegates. They will travel
by bus. joining the F | a t h d
County Chapter group of IA.
The local Chapter group will
include Merlin ard Lloyd Ruth.
erfurd and Leo Kennerly Jr
They will be accompanied by R.
w. Harris, Chapter advisor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Telephone Service To Be
Provided East Glacier
And North Country

With ample material arranged
for and brand new Dearborne
posthole digger all set to go, the
Browning Telephone Company is
in readiness to begin an expan-
sion program as will provide tele-
phone service for East Glacier
and the so-called North Country.
This is the statement of Ran
dy Manuel. Quantities of wire
already are here, while more is
at Great Falls in storage until
the time arrives for stringing,
according to Manuel. Poles for
the improvement already have
been cut and are now b e in G
treated.
Close to 200 telephones will be
in service in the new area. he
said. Depending upon weather
conditions, the project will get
under way this fall. At any rate,
by this time next year there vii
be realization, he said.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Last Rites For
Mary J. Coss
Last Saturday

Funeral services for the late
Mary Jane Goss, 70, who died at
her home here Wednesday a
week ago, were held at the
Methodist Church last Saturday
at z p. M, with the Rev. Edgar
b. Smith officiating.
Arrangements were in charge
of the Beck Funeral Home, bur-
ial being in the Methodist ceme-
terry. Pallbearers were William
Show, Angus Monroe, J. L. Sher-
burne, Joe Mckay, Bob Starr
and Phil LaBreche ST..
Deceased was born at Fort Ed
monitor, Alta. April II, 1873.
When she was a child the par
ents moved to Choteau, later set
thing on the Blackfeet reserva-
ton.
She attended the Choteau school
as well as St Peters Mission and
St. Ignatius Mission. Later she
attended Carlisle in Penn.
Her marriage to A b ert S.
Goss was solemnize May 6. 1896
at the Wren ranch home ear
Browning, now the property of
Harold SERVER. For number
of years the couple were engaged
at ranching on Cut Bank Creek.
Survivors include four child
ren-Albert Goss Jr.. M a y m e
Goss, Oliveria Silvas and Vece
Sharp.
Surviving sisters and brother
include Mrs. Ellen Hamilton of
East Glacier Park, Mrs. Eliza
beth Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Katie Ly-
! tie, Mrs. Dora Dennis, Mrs. Lii
| lie Monroe, Mrs. lola Stone and
Mrs. Selma Monroe and Robert
Wren of Browning.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Rattle Winners

The following persons were
winners at the Harvest Festival
dance at the Legion Hall last
Friday night included Mrs. Della
Beck of East Glacier Park, Mrs.
Helen DesRosler of Browning,
Grace B. Getty of Wilmer, Mimi.
FayiManley of Montague, Mont,
Lou Dorm of East Glacier and l..
M. Campbell of Browning.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Card Party Season
Began October l

The weekly card party season
b egan October l in the spa
cious rectory basement hall of
the Little Flower Church. The
interior was recently redecorated.
Everybody is welcome to these
parties. Come. And may you
be a winner.
Prizes for highs and lows each
night. Grand prizes for highs
at end of season.
Pinnochle is generally played,
but bridge or whist may be if
enough players so desire.
Mrs. MeGore LaBreche is con-
veneer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Park Travel Record
At AII-time High

During the travel year from
October l, 1861 to September 80,
1852, inclusive, Glacier National
Park was visited by $50, 949 PEG.
pie as compared with 500, l25
during the 1851 travel season,
which was an increase of 26 per
cent.
Supt. J. W. Emmert said this
was the greatest number of Wis.
itors recorded for any travel seas
on since the park was established
in 1910.
Out of this years total, 615, SIS
visitors arrived via automobile
5,73S via rail: l, 154 via bus, and
8, 482 via miscellaneous modes Of
travel, most of which represents
boat passengers from Waterton
Lakes National Park. Traffic
count was made by traffic count.
ers during the hours when en-.
trance stations were closed.
Every state in the Union is
represented as we'll as Alaska
Canada, Cuba, Canal Zone, Eng.
land, France, British West In.
dies, Guam, Occupied Germany
". S.. Mexico. Japan, Trieste
Hawaii and the West Indies.
Montana visitors outnumberec
those from any other state. Mex
in order were the states of Cali
fornia. Washington, Illinois, Min
nesota and Oregon.
Approximately 16 per cent Of
all cars entering Glacier Nationa
Park were Canadian. Alberta
was first and British Columbi;
second in Canadian travel in tn.
park.
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Lighting
Installation
Is Progressing

Stalking out of poles for the
lighting system that is being in
stalled by the Glacier County FL
ectric Cooperative has been un-
der way the last two weeks, with
Harold Hanneman in behalf of
the Town of Browning in charge
of surveying.
The system, utilizing 81 poles.
will be in operation by the end
of the month, according to John
Peterson, manager of the Brown
ing office of the Electric Coopera-
tive. Poles now used along Main
Street, will be replaced by others
that have been treated against
disintegration. As with those
along Highway No. 2, the new
Main Street lights will be spaced
100 feet apart, and will b e
300 watt, with provision, if nee
essary, for 500.
Lights in the residential district
will be spaced three to block,
with provision for two additional
ones, if necessary. The line will
be $50 watt.
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London EpiscopaIian
Rector Visits SUNDAY

The newly-organized Church of
the TRANSPORTATION was honored
by the presence Of the Rev. VIM.
NJ. A. Parker, re tor of The
Church of St Francis of Assist,
London, England last Sunday.
The Rev. Parker's parish num-
bers $1,000.
The Rev. Parker. W h 0 is a
brother of Douglas Parker of
Shelby. accompanied the Local
church's Iav-vicor, Mr.. W. Lee
Miner in conducting services in
Choteau, Shelby and Browning.
The film. Light of the North, y
documentary missionary film,
on a trip through Alaska with
the Right Reverend Bishop Cor
don. Bishop of A la $ k a, was
shown, following guild at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. MARI
Stout.
The film depicted much of thu
life of the natives in the Fal
North as we'll as the duties anc
problems of tire Bishop, who
makes his rounds by plane.
As conclusion Mr.. S tou
showed slides Of The Chapel OF
TRANSPORTATION in Grand Tetor
National Park, Wyoming.