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Maryvale Homes
OPEN DAILY TIL Pm.
VETERANS. ATTENTIoN

= G4IAA4NOy "A 7 Z AJ4N Z 4~4N
Rockville area. convenient to National
Naval Medical Center and National
Institutes of Health.
2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW
$3.50 CASH: $61 MONTH
Gas air-conditioned heat; large liv.
pletely sodded; paved streets, con-
crete curb and gutter; convenient
to parochial and public schools.
Directions: Out VierS Mill rd. to 1St
st. in Rockville, turn right on 1St
st. to Baltimore rd.. turn left on
Baltimore rd. to Horners lane, turn
on Horners lane to Crabb ave-,
right on Crabb ave. to sample house.
follow Maryvale red arrows from
VierS Mill rd.)
DEVEREUX e. ELKINS. INC.
40I Horners Lane, Rockville, Md.
Poplar 2-R10S Ia
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BEAUTY ON p ACRE

New 3-bedrm. brick rambler, in
Wheaton area: 1iv. rm. with firepl.,
lge. kit, din. area; cement front
porch; bsmt., partitioned for rec.
rm, 4I2tG financing,
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GRACEFUL COLONIAL

GRACEFUL COLONIAL
This well-arranged Colonial is very
pleasing to the eve and features 8
twin-sized bedrooms. attached ga
rage, porch and level lot, fenced in
rear: block to st. Johns School.
Price, $4,000.
SILVER SPRING
S-bedrm. rambler featuring liv.
Tm, din. rm; ,combini ION with
ample table space; huge bSmt. with
picture window. Call to see the
many unusual features in this
home. Price. $20.500.
SUBURBAN COLONIAL
This charming 3-bedroom Colonial
nestled among the right number of
shade trees features cheerful liv. rn.
with fireplace. sep. din. and kitchen
with table space, delightful side
porch and full, dry bsmt. 81 800
down to qualified GI. Price, S15.250.
WOOD COMPANY
HISS Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
LO. 4-7200 Til 9 PM.
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HOME WITH INCOME

Beaut. rambler-type structure. con-
tanning apis. with 1, and 3
bedrmS.; situated on q acre. wooded.
Potential income. S345.
BROWN AGENCY
JU. 9-34S7 JU. 9-3444
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COUNTRY HOME

COUNTRY HOME
PLEASE DRIVE BY
LEE HWY. AND CEDAREST RID.
See this 4-bedrm.. brick Cape Cod
giass-incl. breezeway to gear gar.
full bsmt., recr. rm., l la baths. Also
ideal for tourist home.
.ASK-US? REALTY CO.
JA: S-12b2. Exclusive. IA. 7-265g
S2,SOO DOWN
Amazing value, stylized 3-bedrm
Newport rambler, Falls Church sub
ur5. with accessory equipment. dream
kitchen, built-in dinette, inviting
fireplace living rm.; full bsmt. with
fireplace, Bendix. Chock fun OF
value. $14,950. Easy financing.
WILLIAM l.. WARFIELD
ia. 7-1773. 24-Hr. Service.
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YOU'LL LIKE THIS ONE!
Charming brick and stone with den
or bedrm. and bath on 1St floor: 2
bedrms. bath on end floor; lot
140x113x62; screened porch. For
appt. to inspect call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
EN- Al S0n TIL O PM on
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WEST HYATTSvILLE

ASSUME GI LOAN
5potless, 2-bedroom Cape Cod. Full
bsmt., expansible attic, fully equipped
blinds: fenced lot. Priced at only
S12,950, payments as low as $50
per month.
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FLORIDA RAMBLER

ASSUME GI LOAN
large parauet-hoored living room,
open fireplace. large kitchen, built
In breakfast nook, lovely master
bedrn., good-sised guest room, side
screened porch; full bsmt.; outside
entrance, Venetian blinds. storm
windows, Anchor fence. Priced right
low as S6S.
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ONLY $1,000 DOWN
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

TWIN BROOK = BY owner. $1,000
down. 2 bedrms., expandable attic
fireplace; lge. lot, stream. Assume
81 loan. Priced below market
Poplar 2-3651.
6 BEDROOM. bath. furn.; plus small
store. st. Patrick's Greek. Nd. Idea
f3r children. Rare bargain. Phone
ASBESTOS SINGLED 2-BEDROOAI
house. Fully equipped kit. large
fenced lot, reas. down payment
Mo. payments $31.20. Cail Indian
Head 6454 or see at 8 Cypress pl.,
Potomac Heights. Md.
MODERN RAMBLER and acres;
hard-surface road: 80 min. from
District line in S. Md; $1,000
JOHN H. TAYLOR. Broker, tele-
phone La Plata CMd.) 6401.
DAMASCUS, MD.--5-acre estate, i'm
rooms, Ia baths, refgr., stove, deep
freeze. large shade trees. 4-eaE
other out6nildings, large fish pond
plya n yards; sod This nSo is really show place.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER. living room
Q4x2D. open fireplace. picture
window: modern kitchen, 14xl5: 8
bedrooms, tile bath, full basement.
oil hot-air heat; front porch: nice
location: good terms. Price, $15,0OO.
Call Damascus 6261, or 65J5,
JERRY T. WILLIAMS.
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. SOMERSET
47O6 ESSEX AVENUE

2-bath luxury rambler. White hy,cr
on quiet. safe street in desirahjS
close-in suburban community. Ex-
ceptionally spacious rooms. SEP.
srase t1, ain; rmi; all-elec. kit. 14x14,
rm. at ground level with pietnrc
WlnooWs.. lear built-in Earaae
Large lot; ideal for play or picnic
Srea: Trades considered. M.
Eyan; JU. 6-125S on premises or
MARSHALL J. wApLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AD. 4H2oo5
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6Ia VALE ST.

Thi. kaa,.N oON., E-h
level on a 12O.ft wide double ' iot
offers the, seclusion and privacy of
country living with ADVANTAGES ~
eeing IN the. heart Of one Of the
paet ppneSt 81 residential areas, adjoining
plete recreationai facilitiess iHhsSSs snd com, !,
within walking distance Of q new
There is q spacious center-entranc.
nan: lge. liv.. rm. leading to screened
poEcn' which in turn opens on 4
E11e Sn nag msagSStone terrace; a full din.
sll-elec. kit; and powder rm. on isl
n; lge: bedrms and 2 baths on
End A.; the 3rd A. has 2 finished
rooms, one of which is paneled:
iuH bsmt. has Interestingly de.
vSiopso vS clup room, dark rm. with
running water for the photographer.
ana Law; crane-recessed convectors:
an attic fan: a breezeway leads to
. o.d iTEz ; cusHARD. REALroR
1S0y r reses Ss Ae ou, Conn .1s EN- to StSs2 Esss
Ieft Ieiand ID s.; o,sna and right to Vale st. and
"a ACRE; Groom house. oil heat, bath.
garage. chicken house; near Church.
stores: | block to B. & o. Station:
excellent committing to D. C., 25
miles. This is a really nice place, .
good buy. Price, $13,750.
ACRE. new 2-bedroom bungalow,
OIL neat. bath, cleo. phone. full base
ment; on macadam road. 26 miles
70 p: e; Possession tomorrow. Price.
!, ACRES. 6-room house. bath, oil
neat, elec... phone, full basement;
beautiful view; on nacadam road.
26 miles to D. c.. Price, S12.500.
in nice town. doing q fine business;
7-room modern house, gear garage.
II you want o really nice profitable
store, doing . fine business, look this
Call w. A. Daniel, Poolesville 2IfS,
p. o. DtckerSon. Md, with j. WIN.
SON PETER, Rockville, Md.
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1721 31St
OPEN SUM-. 1-6

OFEN OUN., TO
rm. With 1irepl., din. 'TSa. Tm., kit., ny; :
bedrnis., bath, full bsmt., "a bath,
auto. heat; Q blks. on Penna. ave. to
the right on Westover DR.. viii take
you to the house. Price, $17.50O.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
a412 Minnesota aye. s.e.. LU. 4-oo4o.
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BetheSda-Vacant

Flowers. birds, trees on beautiful
sddasn sdaSs SFtsN Ss.h caDe Closet SSd :n.e. q
galore. An excellent home 70 en-.
tertain In or retire to. So. 600 hans
dies. AGENT, AID. 4-5294.
(Continued on Next Pase.)
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HOUSES ron, SALR-s.R
NEAR ST. FRANCIS
XAVIER

OPEN SUN, 8-I33a ssth ~
story cor: brick. liv. rm.. din. I'm.
s1e;::. xis;: lst A.; finished bsmt. with cold
storage rm.; tile bSmt. fioors throuTii
ort; auto. Bendix; storm windoWs
ano doorS; z stoves: gas h.-w.h.; 3
complete baths. J. EVERETT ROB.
AH4sOM. WA. 7-l232. WA. 7-496O.
427 NEWCOMB ST.
OPEN 1-6
-arge, modern detached 3-bedrm
Drick home in desirable residential
nneignnorhood near Nichols ave. and
IT,. with fireplace. French doors
lead to rear patio. Side hall en-
Trance; LIST floor has walI-to-wall
carpeting. Rear yard inciosed by
Anchor fence. Built in i94S. $40.
300. Excellent financing. Cali MI,
.Eysns; RA; 6-5348, with
'i GRSsisAH ResitoF.sui%idess Il SONS INC
1918 e st. NV. MA. S-53O6
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. (cont.l
Alb 18th ST. Sc.

OPEN / TIL DARK
rhree-bedrm. brick home in conven.
lent section. Large liv. rm.. sep
din. rm., fully. equipped kit. leading
cement path leading to det. metal
garage, full basement, oil h-wh
Priced to sell. Mr.. Cross, LU. f.
7644.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O05
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BETHESDA. MD

A new 3-bedroom two-bath rambler.
full basement. brick; fireplace; in
fully developed area on q dead end
street; natural wood kitchen cabi-
nets, modern kitchen: on an S5-
foot front lot, fully sodded.
S1D. $50, terms to be arranged Seen
By appointment. Oliver 4-1S09.
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BRISTOL REALTY co.
. 00O0

NEAR MINI. AVE. SEE
brlck bldg. containing 8 apis. 2 apis.
compl. furn. and rented. Apt. Of 4
rms. and bath .avail. for purchaser.
Gas Gas n:-Wh; PRICED for immed. sale
j. LEE DONNELLY
MA. S-3316, Realtor, Ewes. OIL. 4-4O47
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1871 K ST. Sc.
OPEN SAT.-SUN., 2 TIL 9
Practically new 2-bedrm. row brick:
MODEL kitchen with plenty Of built
utility .rm. with Bendix washer: gas
a.-c. heat: extra-large liv. rfn,;
parauet flooring; full tiled bath,
shower; steel easement picture win
dows. permanent storm windows;
nuge closet space throughout; nice
ing gates and lots Of other attrac-
tive features. Can be bought fur
niShed OF. unfurnished. Price, S12,-
$3.50 with $4,000 to So, 500 down: +:
SS5 no. includes interest. principal,
insurance and taxes.
BRISTOL REALTY co.
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an NEWCOMER ST
OPEN / TIL Z

4O19 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Z new semidetached homes; liv.
rm: and din. area combined. ige
3Mooern kitchen, powder room on
ist moor; lge. bedrms. and full
bath on End A.; Venetian blinds;
Sx16-ft. concrete back porch; fulj
0smt.. gas a.-c. heat; lge. lots;
transp.. shopping and school at door
JAS. T. WHISONANT
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COLORED-$1,0 900 DOWN
OPEN tn q pM

OFEN Z TO B PM.
36 Franklin st. ne. Beautiful brk.
building, vacant. 6 large rms, bath,
oil h.-w.h. Front and rear porches.
Full bsmt. Easy terms. Call ME.
S-0O95, or MA 2-S0Q2
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1921 K ST. SE

. 1910 VERMONT AVE. NV.
Ma, 8-7014 Ewes Tn SoO1,
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hatL IIEnobUHG, new 2-bedrm. and
path, expand, attic. full bsmt44 aHto
gas heat. stove and refer "io' lee
nalI corner lot; $4,000. $3.50 cash
DAMASCUS; haV l a acres. mod. 5-rm.
GAITHERsBURG. j iTls,geo' acre mod
bedrm. house: S12.560 Nioo' o.
"a acre 2 bedru.
u and bath. auto. heat: S9.5O0.
n cr wo Voc oBECRAFT. Gaithersburg b5H
MONTGOMERY HILLs-SI6,O0O
Large nome on corner lot with a
1r 11eormS; nGud1 and bath upstairs and 1st
pletely redec, near ali cows ownn-
IIanSterred, wants offer. MODERN
nHEALIX co. JU. 1880. Open iii
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ONLY IIUShhHHIANI 5000 poWN REou1RED
OPEN, HOUSE 3-8

Mod. 6-rm. row brick home; 8 lge.
bedrms,. full bsmt. with outside
entr.. gas a.-c. heat; spacious front
porch;. Anchor-fenced yard. Move
right in
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
COLORED

BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE
$500 blk. 18th st. ne. 6 spacious
rms, beautiful finished attic; lge.
knotty pine rec. rm.. concrete porch;
gas. heat: Diet brick; lge. lot; 2h
baths. Best location in. this area.
Excel. cond., good financing. Mr..
Moblev. Ii. 7-3631 or Ii. 1887.
ZAGAMI REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
MISUNDERSTANDING

NU III IUOAO, bHOhEN
AID. 4-5120. LA. 6-3S30
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-15
Thirst Quenchers

TO TAKE HOT weather in your
stride, be sure to take extra amounts
of vitamin c. Fresh oranges and
lemons are your best sources of
vitamin c and you need plenty
every single day, for it can't be
stored in the system.
For youngsters: Pink lemonade.
"a cup lemon juice, "a cup sugar, 4
cups water, $40 ice cubes, IA cup
berries, crushed, or 2 tablespoons
cherry juice. Squeeze fresh lemons
to make "a cup juice. Add sugar
and stir to dissolve. Pour into pitch
er with ice cubes and water. Stir
in fruit or juice. Makes AS tall
glasses. Garnish with slice of lem
on or orange and serve with fancy
striped straws.
Honey lemonade: "a cup fresh
lemon juice, "a cup honey, 4 cups
water. Combine 4-mon juice with
honey and stir well. Pour into
pitcher with water, stir again and
add ice cubes. Serve in four tall
glasses. Top with twists of lemon
peel or mint sprigs. (See CUT
Fluffy lemonade: Put 2 table
spoons fresh lemon juice and 2
tablespoons honey in bowl. Add 1
cup water and raw egg. Beat
well, until light. Pour into a tall
glass, sprinkle with nutmeg.
For picnic lemonade. pack Quart
jar with ice cubes. Add u cup SUI
gar dissolved in u cup fresh lemon
juice. Screw on top, wrap in heavy
cloth or several layers of newspa-
per. 1t will be "a hours before ice
melts.
Party punches: Fruit punch. IL
cups sugar, 2 cups hot tea, 1 cup lem
on juice, 5 cups orange juice, 2
quarts ice water, citrus slices. Dis
solve sugar in hot tea and let cool.
Pour into gallon jar with fresh lem
on and orange juice. Add ice water
and keep cold until ready to use.
Pour over ice in punch bowl. Makes
1 gallon or about 80 punch glass
servings. Garnish with fresh or
ange and lemon slices.
Orange hickey: For each tall glass,
use 70 cup fresh orange juice with
lots of cracked ice. Add enough
gingerale to almost fill the glass.
Float a scoop of orange sherbet on
Top. Garnish with orange peel.
Try these: Slice lemons or or
snges about rs inch thick and stud
with whole cloves. Top punch bowl
with these for looks plus.
Finish off your tall summer drinks
with everybody's favorite-a scoop
se refreshing orange or lemon sheY-
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-15

s354-This cute romance between the
Farmer and his Little Lamb is easily
and quickly embroidered in gay colors
and simple stitches.
Patterns rs cents each
Send Orders To Momson~ Former
Stoekmon, PasteFR B1reas, 372
West Quincy Street, chicese g. w.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Douglas Gold Gets
Doctor s Degree
(Tribune)

Douglas Gold. state rural super
visor for three years and later
vocational advisor and personal
counselor for the VA at Fort
Harrison for six years, received
his doctor of education degree at
Columbia University in N e W
York. Before coming to the state
job at Helena, he was superin.
tendent of schools at Browning
and from 1885 to 1888 was super
intendent of schools at Butte. He
is with the national VA head
quarters in Washington as a
counseling psychologist, an d
supervises field stations on the
west coast.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Shirley Ray Morgan
To F0rsake Teaching
For Joy Of matrimony

Miss Shirley R. Morgan, Eng
fish instructor in the D en- t o n
high school the last term, is
home to spend the summer with
her rents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morgan. She is gradu-
ate of Browning high school and
the Rocky Mountain College at
Billings.
Her teaching career came to an
abrupt end at the close of the
school term at Denton, since she
is bethrothed to James Robbins
of Belgrade, a student at t h e
Rocky Mountain College. Their
marriage has been set for next
fall, following which t hey will
make their home at Berkeley,
California, where Mr.. Robbins
will attend the Berkeley Baptist
Divinity School.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Blackteet Strawberry
Pickers Leave TUESDAY

Two large busloads of. men,
bers of the Blackfeet Tribe left
for Mount Vernon, Wash: Tues
day, the group to be employed
as strawberry 4ickers by Michael
Forten, one of the large berry
growers in that section. The har-
vest will begin as soon as the
pickers can get into the field and
will continue for a m on t h or
so, Forten said. -
Pickers are paid 81 a crate, OF
"a boxes: Living quarters, in
Guiding light and fuel, are pro-
vided pickers. A good picker av-
erages around 81 a day, accord.
ing to local pickers, who have
had previous experience.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Indian Land Lease
Sale Set For June Is

A happy shadow of what ap-
pears to be in the offing in the
way of large-scale oil and gas ex-
ploratory operations on the Black
feet Reservation is the wide
spread interest among oilmen in
the bid sale of leases set for
Tuesday, June % at the Black
feet Agency.
Both Tribal land and allot-
ments will be considered. The
total Of Tribal land acreage pro-
posed for leasing is 2O,003.51
and of allotted acreage 400.
Details of the sale are explain
ed fully in a legal publication
carried on page three of this issue
of the Chief.
A second lease sale is planned
as a follow-up of the June %
event, according to Leo M. Ken
nerly, chairman of the Blackfeet
Tribal Council, who for many
months has been devoting a large
part of his time to what is about
to develop.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Coulter -SulIivan huptiaI
Event Tomorrow

The marriage of Miss Marietta
Sullivan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Sullivan of
Portland. to James Coulter, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coulter
of Browning, will be solemnized
at the St. Lawrence Church in
Portland tomorrow.
Parents of the groom and rela-
tives at Wolf Point left from
Browning early this week to at
tend the event.
The groom recently completed
his junior year in the School of
Medicine at the University of
Washington.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Famed Acme Boot
On Exhibit At
Faughts Next Week

You could step high, wide and
handsome in this pair of boots,
and there would be no question
of your home state, for t h e
regulation cowboy boots carry
the name and replicas of official
Insignia of the state of Montana.
In letters and designs carved
from feathers that were secured
from many parts of the world,
the name of this state, and re-
productions of the state capitol
building, state flag and other Of
fetal emblems are handsomely
and expertly cut and sewn into
the pattern of the boots.
Faughts, where these boots
will remain on display until June
%, states these boots were made
by the worlds largest makers of
cowboy boots. the A cme Boot
Co., GAINESVILLE, Tenn. The de-
mand for cowboy boots, he said,
both for youngsters and adults, is
on the increase and has been for
the past several years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Pvt. John Bull Child
At San Luis Obispo
military Release)

Pvt. John Bull Child. son Of
Mr.. George Bull Child of Brown,
ing, Montana, is enrolled in the
Technical Training Group of the
Southwestern Signal Replace,
ment Training Center at Camp
San LUIS Obispo. Calf.
Pvt. Bull Child, who recently
completed his basic training al
the Replacement Training Center,
is attending the Teletypewrite,
Operator course.
AS a 8 t u d e n t in theteleype.
writer operator course,
Pvt. Bull Child will learn to send
and receive messages with
teletypewriter equipment. He
also will learn about the opera.
ton of teletype switchboards and
tape relay procedure.
A graduate of Browning High
School, Pvt. Bull Child entered
the Army on February "a. 1858,
and arrived at Camp San Luis
Obispo on May 2 of this year. He
completed his basic training with
the sixth cycle of Co. 6. BIG,
graduating with honors as t h e
trainee with the highest profici.
ency test score.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Applications For Position
Of Tribal Store Manager
Wanted By June IS

The Blackfeet Tribal Council
will accept applications for man.
ager of the Blackfeet Tribal Store
in Browning not later than 2:OC
o'clock P. M, June Is, 1858, al
which time the applications will
be acted upon by the Tribal CounY
Gil.
Applications should state per.
sonal information of the appli
cant, experience, remuneration
expected guaranteed salary, per-
centa9e of net profit or BOTH ano
give at least three references.
The successful applicant will
be given a one % year contract
as manager of the store, beginn'
ing from date of execution.
Any interested persons desiring
additional information should con.
tact the Blackfeet Tribal Office
in Browning. Montana.
Leo M. Kennerly, Chairman,
Blackfeet Tribal Council.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Or. GILPIN AT BOHEMIAN

DR.. Gilpin, former dentist in
the service of the Indian Bur-
eau, is now in private practice at
Bozeman. DR.. Chandler S. Muir
ray, formerly of Rhode Island,
is at the Blackfeet Hospital to re-
place him. A veteran of World
War 2, DR.. Murray left medical
college in the middle of his
schooling to enter the armed SER
vice. He resumed his studies at
the end of World War 2, taking
dentistry in place of medicine.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
A Labor of Love
That Was WellDone

l wish to extend my sincere
thanks to all the committees,
clubs and business places for
their fine cooperation in the re-
cent chest x-ray survey. It was
a real task we'll done. 1t was a
problem not only for a few peo-
pie, but for each and everyone
living in Glacier County, since
our county is the hotbed for tu-
berculosis. Let US not let down
on the good work started until we
get a report from the State
Board of Health showing that the
disease has been reduced to a
negligible hazard.
We must have another survey
in 1854 or 1855 and continue it
as tuberculosish as no respect for
age, race or creed.
l wish to especially thank the
ladies who so willingly attended
all meetings and who did not con-
fine themselves only to tn ir
special committee work, but glad
ly worked on all committees. As
the old saying goes, they were
Johnny on the spot"
Thanks to Mrs. Berniece Lew
is, Mrs. Donald Wright and Mrs.
Clara Nightgun. 1 just don't
know what I would have d on e,
without you.
What a wonderful spirited place
this reservation would be with
more Bernieces, Claras and Deem
les. There would not be any
task too hard or too big to ham
die.
My special thanks also goes to
the Blackfeet Tribal Council for
their generous d o n a ion for
lunches over the reservation.
Last but not least, my thanks
to our reservation coordinator,
Miss Bonnie Olney. Glacier Coun-
ty demonstration agent, for
her indefatigable and never-tir-
ing effort in helping to put over
this most gratifying survey.
Sincerely
Mae Williamson,
T.. Committee Chairman for
Browning.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Shirley Ray Morgan
Church Speaker

Shirley Ray Morgan will fill the
pulpit of the Methodist Church
Sunday morning on the occasion
of Methodist Student Sunday OBJ
Servance.
Title of the sermon will be:
The Next Four Score"
The services will include organ
music by Don Schmidt.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Browning Young
Women Complete
Carroll College

Miss Beverly Anderson, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ander.
son, and Miss jeanne Marble,
daughter of Mrs. Violet Hale
were among the II nurses to re.
ceive their diplomas at commence.
ment exercises of Carroll College
and the Department of Nursing
Education at the Civic Center at
Helena May 81.
In connection with their nurs.
ing program, both students are
currently at St. Johns Hospital
in Helena.