davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-07
PLAIN TALK
GRANDPA SPEAKS UP AGAIN
BY ALFRED sEGAL

Recently rabbis and some plain
people contributed TO discussion
ON the question: "MomnnY. why
do ] have 10 be good?" 1t was IN
the magazine american Juda-
ism" published by the Union Of
American Hebrew Congregations.
One rabbi and another, one
layman or laywoman and another
wrote on what to say to that kid
when he asks, ''Mommy, why do
I have to be good?"
Rabbi Robert J. Schur Of Alex
Nndria. La. answered: BE good
because you can be happiest that
way"
MRS. A. L. Brown, Fl. Lauder
dale, Fla: '"The person who is
good or dies good has kind and
friendly face. What kind of a
face 90 you want to have?"
Rabbi David S. Hachen. Chap
lain. U. S. Navy: 1T is because
We love you and want to have a
strong and happy family"
And some others.
Well that got me. as grandpa.
started on a column. lis grand
pas function always to be telling
the kids. by way OF. laying down
the moral laws. AT least. he as.
sumes that function. It's in grand
pas psyche. Even after his own
kids have grown up and married.
he starts worrying all over on
account Of the grandchildren. and
how are they going to grow up.
He wants them to be in what he
likes to think is his own sacred
moral image.
That's the way it is with grand
pa. BY the time his grandchildren
are adults, grandpa will probably
have been long in his grave, and
deep-down, and maybe the old
man shouldn't be worrying about
q remote time of which he will
never be q witness with his ply
steal eyes. But the fellow, as he
grows older and older, hopes
more and more for some immor-
tality on the earth and about the
only chance he has of such i'm
mortality is in his descendants.
So he wants them TO be good
people: at his age there is little
else for him to want much for.
His simple idea is that if the
grandchildren turn out good they
will be an honor to his revered
old name. myself sometime feel
: beset by the horrid prospect Of
having TO roll over in my restful
grave. if any of those kids Of
mine did something wrong and
people talked. Eyes. he is a
grandson of that same Segal who
used TO write pieces on how all
the rest Of US can be good Jews.
Think Of that"
In such event shall feel like
pushing up the earth that holds
me, to explain everything to
everybody .''Please, people,
don't blame me for this. I GER
tainly tried hard enough for a
happier ending for my posterity."
You see what worrier I am
on account of those kids who are
my grandchildren. The fact is
that a patriarch like me really
likes TO worry. I worry when one
~
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-07

a tiny minority of American
Jews" DR.. Goldman scored his
statements.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 is-ton panei.
owner driven Excellent condition,
sos p INQUIRE safn !. e 3 sAcRPssr caRPssresIfssd arNs
WEAR. 5432 Annapolis I'd. Ela-
densburg Nd. WA. 1900. -
REQ TRUCK 1g4g 2-ton: 2-speed
axle, ten wheeler. loft. bed. T-ft.
sides. excel cond.; 5000 acta1al
miles: tires fair: S495. Ii. 3-sn52
or or, 4-9731. %
FORb '4e e-cyci.. i5-ton panel eousp
with and b., snoEgrip tires. turn
eond. throughout and has sYs rsTs
low mileage. This IS steal at only
S245. FRANK SMALL, JR.. INC.
I13e Good Hope I'd. sc. 10. 1900.
P0NTIkc 1883 sedan delivery: a
exceptionally clean car. Si.1g5.
ARCADE PONTIAC, i43g Irving Il.
NV. Ap. 4-e500. Also 3460 18th ST.
nv. IA 1870. 80
looks Ike hrand-new. You must see
this to believe i'll Ready to 60
s5,s,o sES rs 81 prsssd ar 81. e TYek- -agttoT q
300 Pa. ave. Sc. ID. 2-9s27.
sTUDEBAKER 20 ss-ton pickup; Y
special d &395. Payments TO SUIT
your budget. MCNEIL PONTIAC.
1920 Wis. ave. Oh 5000 q
CHEYk0LKf so M-tpHN Nranel truck:
priced for 1uiek sale: S4DO. XIII
NAHD SERVICE CO.. 5417 18th
Ek. ne. Isl
Evening star., 1954-12-30
TRUCKS Fok sALE tcsns.l

CHEVROLET I947 panel truck: bar
gain. See KOGoD-DuBB. $50 Up
shur st. NV. -1
CHEVROLET '4e sedan delivery,
equip. with heater and other ex-
tras, Is in extremely good eond.
throughout. Ideal for dual use as
passenger car and truck. DOM
miss this bargain. at only S395
FRANK SMALL. JR., INC. 3a0C
Pa. ave Sc. Lu. 2-oS27. so
DODGE 1859 l-ton open body truck;
dual wheels; S795. ARCADE PON-
TIAC, 14ST fFvine st. NV. AD
a-s5oo. S51o Also $500 14th St. nv. RA
fCHEvR0LET 10 pickup. ss7s d.
best ofier. Call KI. s-171i aftel
DODGE Is47 pick up: canopy body
sale price. $l95. Also selection oi
many other trucks at sale prices
MANHATTAN AUTO. Kaiser, WHY'S
Inc. and foreign cars. (Est. 1914
9TH at r st. NV. North 7-s700
Branch sales once, 1910 King st.
Alex. Va King H-552S
Evening star., 1954-12-30

HOUSE TRAILER. 24-ft., Royal. 1947
model. good condition; reas.; can be
seen at 1918 Rockville pike. lot 10.
1869 LIGHTHOUSE: 81 IT,, 2 bed
rms, shower. tub bath: large refgr.,
apt.-siZe cook stove: hot-wateI
heater; aluminium exterior; trailer
in good condition inside and out
ideal for family with children; SELL
ing for the low price of 1896. Can
be purchased on low down pay
ment. AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
INC. 4030 Wis. ave. NV. Wo,
6-3231. IL
I945 27-foot house trailer; been In
ro-waii carpet, etc. $S25. OAK
GROVE TRAILER PIX. 1901 Rich
mond hwy. Alex. Va. Lot 40. 9.
WANT USED TRAILER under 20 IT,,
with aluminium skin for construction
Mngt ha nhaan M. A.RO1R II
Evening star., 1954-12-30
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

FURNISHED carpeted reception
room, desirable location, modern
air-condftioned building. Reason
MEDICAL OFFICE. cony. ioe. on I6tn
ST. bet. Park road and Monroe Et- /:
air cond. parking space. Ho. 2.
535S or RA. 3-I3o7!
I'VE WITH Y0UR BUSINESS. on up.
per 14th n.ws--Lge. fr3nt rm., street
lcvel windows. suit. ONCE, gifts,
se1mstress. radios, etc: also ftrn
! bedrm., kit.-dfn.. bath. auto. washer
dryer; uttls. incl. Box 436-R. star
iofz 18th ST. NV. - Studio once
available: S25 . month. Other
rooms available. Air conditioned Il
desired. ST. 3-553O. -3
= Modern air-cond
ONCE room. Professional Bldg.
approx. $50 So. IT,: reas. rent.
RAYMOND B. RuPrERT. 10l7 7th
,osa Zoe sosh 81 81. N.w.-4-Ensire .i build.
ing, modern and attractive. 2 stories
and bsrnt.. approx. 500 Sd. ft. space
per per nc. &C.. RAYMOND r. RUiPERT
EkReuTsk aas IN E officE ia:ssiaiiy ssSs fur.
. n hlsnSSi financial Sii z district. sio6 mo mo.
ssslissIs SsaiissIs Jsa. ssli !. ST. 81. s.77ssS.
IAN. 8. space IN modern
once bldg. with services Of COM
petent secretary. OIKG0E Tho
MAS T64S n sA mW ais
Evening star., 1954-12-30
SAVE ST 600

1854 Brand-new Valley Forge, So IT.;
2 bedrooms, all modern. Never lived
in. VIII sacrifice $3,495. Will accept
small down payment and finance
unpaid balance, for as long as !
day, Thurs, Fri. Sat-. and sun. al
COLES
miles north Of Laurel. Nd. on the
Wash. -Balto. blvd. Parkway 5-1922
Evening star., 1954-12-30
NOW rs THE BEST
GARAGES

WANTED-2nd commercial
property. suitable for auto garage
and body shop; centrally located:
5000 to 10000 50. IT. Call Ju.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROF.. FoR SALE

DOWNTOWN BUILDING. betveen ]
sis,,.e sc 9 s.. stS ss;sn.s n;E le7ssdh cd.r5
LIST noor air-conditioned; oil heat
11tk al AND + SIS. N.W.-S-story brick
hlde.. 2lx130 It. First door stor.
front and shop: sley 70 root park.
space. CAL Mr.: Smith with FaANk
FIvK xEAR OLD air ; conditioned
hufiding. 5000 50. ft. ONCE and
and central NV. Washingfcn. Isl
commercial Can be well financed
Ransom. % JAMEs ~ a DIX DIXON 3 a CO., q.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRAILERs

$500 FIvE-YEAR SECOND TRUST.
VIII sell Tor best offer. DE. 2-1462
Evening star., 1954-12-30
SILVER SPRING

Prominent corner, lst commi.. 20.-
nsxt nt so Hot sshospps and free PARK.
tne. Ideal - for once 0r medical
THOMf SON a. GRAY
el6 Ellsworth Dr. JU. $1,000
80
Evening star., 1954-12-30

AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED
Evening star., 1954-12-30
REAL ESTATE wAkTED

WANTED. plot or acreage suitable Il
build o gasoline station; on good
highway or city. Boz SIX, sta.s
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or eelored
NE. S-1G20: evenings. La. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
DODGE '52 {

DODGE "a conyertibIe; r. and NJ
priced to sell at only S255; no MONEY
WILLIAMS BUICK. sooii Eishoii
DCbGE ss6i r. 'ss VS. 4-dr.. equipped: sg in.
owner car: sl.29b. PENNY NO.
TORS. 1920 Rhode Island ave. NE,
DODGE 1851 Meadowbrook sedan:
black finish: radio and heater: yery
clean; $1g5. Car No. 207-A. MON
Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. I'll D pm.
DODGE 1861 Meadowbrook 4-dr
sedan. T. and h.. qyromatic drive;
very clean; low milease. Here Is Z
real buy and priced right at S795
SAFETY TESTED GUARANTEED
Wis. ave. at Eiiicott st. nv. Open
FoRD iisso custom Tudor: radio = and
heater. t4tiS. JU. 7-6052. ~
FORD 81 Country sedan; r and h..
g;ws tires. spotlight; excel. cond.
rom '5S Il ( scslssomiine s rordor: +. and
h. Wv: tires; excel eond-; 81. 100.
FORD .5a VS. Custom Tudor; Z. and
D., o.d.: 2-tone green: very low mi ;
owner. $109S. BOWMAN eTUpk-
e1175s so0V "a =
F0hD 1e4s Dc luxe club coupe;
beautiful light gray finish: equipped
with !. and h.: matching coyerg.
See this beauty today: only $346;
easy terms. KENYON-PECK CHEW
RoLET. 1896 wilson blvd. AIling-
ton. Va IA. 2-900i. Open IN g;3o.
FORD 1851 de luxe Tudor: excep-
tionaliy. clean: equipped with radio
and heater: matching covers. See this
beauty today: only S605: easy terms,
KENYoN-PECK cHEYHoLET, 314O
Lee hwy. ARLINGTON vs. IA. 2-g00S.
PoED 40 Tudor sedan; special for
today: full price only $10o. No
ONO WIilIlils bUIcK. sSoi
SosD essa'1 81 cu:tonl,n. vs. ranch
NV. tires: only has $500 actual
miles and looks brand-neWx II you
are i0okinng for .. wagon. you VIII
by this enc g the haxfain Price
JR usCs 1900 p. ave. Sc. LU.
Evening star., 1954-12-30

sPpT EASE EpA 2na xEuSTH
Nh QUICK. 70. A-65ob
Evening star., 1954-12-30
REAL Estate LOANS

ist. ard. sra TRUST LOANS. ar
RANGED tn your horne: easy terms.
MR ROIH. pI 7.9zli ..,
Ioska s1,s ~ on .tSr.s n1 So.,a zsgsI ..,s1 ~
MkEsTI e con- isSs \. z aVs. Nv.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued
1925 CONN. AVE.

Attractive unit. $50 50. IT.: 2 ofices,
pvt. bath; prestige location; occupy
In January. Cali MR.. McCUE or
Mr.. WALSH, MA. 8-2266. 80
Evening star., 1954-12-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

NATIONAL CONCERN wants new
WSshinsson Was MO- % area Boy .SasiVj 4ioHR " star M
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Dr.. HufnogeI Of Georgetown
Gets c Cosmopolitan bMedoI

DR.. Charles A. Hufnagel, So
year-old medical and surgical
scientist, yesterday was awarded
the Distinguished Service Medal
Of the Cosmopolitan Club Of
Washington.
DR.. Hugnagel, director Of the
Experimental Surgery Laboratory
at the Georgetown University
Medical Center. performed the
first insertion of q plastic valve
In the human heart and was the
first surgeon to substitute animal
arteries for diseased human
arteries In living persons.
Accepting the award at .
luncheon in the Mayflower Hotel,
Dr.. Hufnagel expressed apprecia-
tion to the "sum total Of the
accomplishments Of the many
workers who have rendered such
valuable service in bringing some
Of our problems to fruition."
Basic Truths Established.
In the field Of cardiovascular
research we feel that we have
at long last gathered together
the basic knowledge whereby in
the not too distant future we
can hope to. erase the name Of
cardiovascular disease from the
list Of the principal causes Of
DEATH" DR. Hufnagel declared.
DR.. Hufnagel said the basis
Evening star., 1954-10-29

Foreign Operations Administers
tion Director Harold E. Stassen
TO consider further measures OF
assistance. = 8
Noting that floods and land
slides "have caused great devas-
tation" In the Salerno region, the.
President said "the American
people are keenly aware as q re-
suit Of their own recent experi-
ences with hurricanes and floods
Of the serious human, sufferings
that can be created by such a
disaster"
At the same time, the Presi-
dent allocated as a preliminary
measure $500. 900 for Federal as
sistance to areas Of South Caro-.
lima devastated by Hurricane
Hazel. A Federal aid ALLEGATION
Of $550,000 already has been
made for North Carolina.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Eisenhower Shows Adenuuer
His Painting of 3 in Cabinet

make me work too long" and II
don't think it's fair"
He listed his hobbies as golf
ing. fishing, painting and hunt
ing.
Then he told Mr.. Adenauer he
would like to show him his
latest portrait effort. He asked
an aide to bring 1t from where
1t was hanging on q wall. It
was a painting of Secretary Of
State Dulles, Secretary Of the
Treasury Humphrey and Sec
retary Of Defense Wilson, all
gazing upward.
Gen. Eisenhower explained to
his guest that he painted it from
Life magazine photograph of
the three men as they listened to
his state-of the Union address
to Congress last January.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Star STAR Photo.

for the medicine OF the future
rests on the development Of re-
search programs and facilities.
-. It Is from the laboratory
that the major advances. which
ultimately lead TO the improve
ment Of the health Of individual
and Of the nation. must come" !"
he said.
DR.. John r. Keaveny, chair
man Of the clubs award COM
mittee presented the medal. He
told the gathering that DR.. Huf-
nagel's life "is an imposing dedi-
cation to the preservation Of
mankind.
Antithesis Of Destruction.
"In a day and age when scien-
tific knowledge and training Is
centering on greater and more
horrible methods for total de-
struction OF humanity and the
benefits which centuries have
wrought, the stroy Of DR.. Charles
Anthony Hufnagel brings solace
to a troubled world" he said.
In prior years the Cosmopoli-
tan Club has awarded the medal
to Eugene Meyer, Cliff Berry
man. James e. Collifiower, Will
liam e. Leahy, Judge Bolithia J.
Laws, Mabel Boardman, Mary
Merrick, Robert v. Fleming and
John A. Reilly.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Air Force TO Sponsor
Retreut for Catholics

The Air Force win sponsor
spiritual closed retreats Tor It's
Catholic personnel for the frst
time during National Youth
Week, beginning Sunday.
Mai. Gen. Charles I. Carpen-
ter. chief Of Air Force chaplains.
said more than so retreat houses
In the United States and over
seas will be used for the retreats.
Attendance Is authorized by the
Air Force on o temporary duty
basis. at no expense to the Gov
ernment, Gen. Carpenter said.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Eisenhower Orders
Emergency Relief for
Flooded Italian Area

President Eisenhower has or
dered American emergency relief
for the area around Salerno,
italy. where floods have caused
more than 200 deaths this week.
The President announced late
yesterday that he had asked Sec
retary Of State Dulles to pursue
every possible means" to provide
help to the area.
Mr.. Dulles was authorized to
cali on Secretary Of Defense WIZ
son far any assistance the Penta-
gon might give.
White House officials explained
that II might be found feasible
for American Navy or military
personnel to help by flying In
equipment or supplies or in other
ways.
Gen. Eisenhower also directed
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Some to brow D. c. Irish to Baltimore

the Notre Dame-Navy football
classic gets underway in Balti-
more.
More than ESQ members Of the
Notre Dame Club Of Washing
ton. headed by Attorney valen-
tine B. Deale. are expected to
attend.
Evening star., 1954-10-29

President Eisenhower proudly
displayed to West German
Chancellor Adenauer one OF
his latest portrait paintings
of three of his cabinet members
together. 5.'
Chatting at his desk with Mr..
Adenauer before taking his
visitor into lunch at the White
House yesterday, the President
said with a laugh, I've got so
many hobbies I can't indulge
them all"
He complained that "They
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Charge Dismissed
For Army-Bound Youth
BY The Assoeioted Press

By the AssoeIofed PFess
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-The
Judge dismissed a car theft
charge against a 20-year-old
Chicago youth who said he
wanted to enter military service
with a clean slate.
After gaining his freedom,
William J. Thigpen told Federal
Judge w. Wallace Kent he
lacked the fare to report for
scheduled induction in Chicago.
Court attaches promptly took up
a collection apd bought him a
ticket home.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
OUR LOWEST P. ]. PRICE

Fleeee.soft slannels for
comfort end long wear.
Gdify printed butcher
boy Or manderin styles.
Sixer 4 to Ia.
At All ) Stores
Evening star., 1954-10-29

Washington will figure strongly
In q sudden Jump In Baltimore,s
Irish population tomorrow !
A deartli Of the Irish around
Washington Is certainty when.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
UNBELIEVABLE BARGAIN
INFANTS
BUNTING
Save 1.62
) '''

A real buy from Q 70.
nous manufactures. 4
PC. genuine Estren Ace.
tote, hooded jacket. and
pIostie. Lined bottom. Zip.
per closing in white,
pink, blue. mint end
maize.
At All , Stores
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
ANOTHER STOCK MARKET
PEAK HAS BEEN REACHED

Recently the stock r!arkc;
reached the high point touched
:" .a2a the year Q! the srca.
boom. which Just preceded the
s.ca; bus, Even though unem.
ploymeni has been rising and
though sales in many lines OF
business have decreased recently.
the stock market has continued
- &c for scvc:a! months.
The market reflects the con.
:!cenCe o: buyers in business and
although buyers actions are not
always an accurate clue TO the
future ccoror? 0: the country.
y Ha> nevertheless often been an
indication 0: good business
The great exception was II
1929. When the market boom vas
followed by resoundins crash.
!io"c'er. there are many reasons
"hy the present situation does
no! parable! that o! 1929
In the frs. place. s,ock.buying
IS no" GA a more busIness.!ike
oas!s Buyers are required to pu,
do"n more money and thus wild
speculation o: the l920s is no,
such an important factor in the
stock market rise.
There are also number of
other safety valves to be found
IN the economy today. There is
SOFA! security. unemployment
compensation. a huge Federal
outla? d"arfing that o! 1929, bank
deposit insurance and many 9th.
g! basic economic supports.
This IS not to say that a de.
p:"s son is not possible. or that
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
COMMISSIONER PLANS TO
ATTACK THREE PROBLEMS

WASHINGTON - Indian Com.
missioner Glenn l.. EmnonS says
his bureau Is working on plans
for I vigorous attack on three
major problems" affecting the
nations Indians.
lie described the three "out.
standing needs among large mum.
bers Of the Indian people" as:
Provision for a sound fundamen.
;al education for all Indian child.
rem: for better health protection
and for greater and more diver.
>l:led economic opportunities"
EmMonS said during a tour of
reservation areas III Western
states last fall he found wide.
spread evidence of those needs
he added that upon his return
here he immediately began form,
a.at:nE plans tor 4 Vigorous at,
tack ON these three major prob,
lens With the ultimate purpose
Q: providing Indian people with
the same basic aG! antaCcS and
opportunities a. ut;:rr american
CIllrn>
F.r>; attention MIS- luru>rd OF
The Ma ago Er>r!N alton because
o: HE tremendous scope and spc-
r!A. Hr-cnCy q: the thvrr prob,
.c",> :" TIA. area. E"Em"n> add.
ci
t:%:::!:o@> "nu"t up hI> Wr>:.
r:N THY W!tE Visit IT, The Nay.
40 Ee>rrI atI"!:. Which lies Iii
New NeN!cU. Arizona. Utah and
Colorado he i from Ga!!:p. y
Mexico
Ire CounI>>!u!.rr SAID a sur.
vcy team composed Of the bur.
eau top staff people ii cduca.
ton and health vas sent 10 the
reservation II :H!d.Nuvrmber and
spent >elcra! Week, Studying the
problems
ON the OASIS e. tie reports
submitted by this team. specific
plans FOX improving the education
and health situation Of the Nav.
ajos have now been DEVELOPED
and are being put l"to effect as
rapidly as aval!ab." funds and
personnel will perm. Er!mons
said
Meanwhile the rroh!rrd Of
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02

a depression could not follow the
stock market rise. II is to say
tina, another depression. like that
which followed the 1929 stock
market boom. is not Indicated.
We are willing to so on record
w.;h the prediction that crash
If the proportion which followed
l9Ha - nowhere III sight III this
;.n>r. \ recession. ur rradjuSt.
.,,ri.t whichever one would call
II. Is already III progress III this
country II could end in 4 few
months or las, as long rs another
Year We believe good business
Will follow the reimbursement. as
30 most economists. and see no
reason for any alarm.
Despite the great exception. in
1922 there is not necessarily a
ENunry;IrN between 4 stock mar.
kc: high and a major dcpres.
sion
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
FARM SHOWDOWN NEAR

-
1"' t''''' ~ ''''''. >', '''" -,
a'"'> ~ 'atA =" ',''s''"'''e''' .''
we N's"''''"'' \''''''''s'. . 49, ,,',.,
'''' ".'','l'S "S"' '.'""> :,
seems 90 y. " p '"NN w. h. w..
''' 49, >'''.> :, 1885,.
49, 80,
$40 ,,, ,>. S,,,,-.
!, -, ,.,,,,,'i,,,.,,,. -, w.,
Avg ', w. "S'', 49, Wv ,,,,,',,, ,.,,,ii
,l wv .,,,,,,. ,,,,,,m.; r,,,nI
49,; ,.,,H "r,', s,,,,,,r.s t,r w.
' 49,, =. w. p,,,,,,,,,,a-s sn;
.,.,n, =; ,,r,,,,,,,,r., H,,.,r
',.,,,.,' w., ,,or,
w., ',,s~..s,,,,, ,sr,,,,,,,
>,,':|., ,,,,ni, s,,,, >.y.
49,. vs., ..,,,,,s .. I,,,,,,-,r,,sr,
,,". -" ,ssn, :, ", ,~,n,j ,n,<
49,, ~,I. ~. .r,,,,,,r nnr<tI,ns
;,,>.;,' 90 ~, .,-,,, .,,,,,,,,,
r,, ..-,,,,-. r.,, h,,,,
r.-,a .,- w., y,,-. ,,,I -
- 49,, ..,,.> y. ,r," 49,, >rI,
,*r, rI,,j I,,.,rrs ,~l .,.,,,
saw! :,~t.,.s sr.,, ~, -, ,,,,i
~, i,,r,,, j., :,r,,, .,r,,.,.S t..
,,,,,,, -,.,,,,,, =, ;,-.,, .,,r,,,,,.,v,
49, 49,; 49,. -, .,'.,, :.
49, ...,,,i ,,r,ir,.,',, ,,i ,r;.
.'..., 49, ,,''.t NI.,, '; w., '."s
49,, .,. 49, - ~,
l.,r,|.-.,S h.,,;,rn h,sh ta-,, -,
49,. ,, .:s $780,, ten,, !.
,' .,,,,,,,. ..,.,,t-..n, 80 - ?. 80. o
,.n, :: :,a na.',n D.. na, U
, ,,,,,;..~.,;',,,. 80. .,.. ..o
800: .~N -..'.''' - 800 "a.".,,s.S .s.s,
:' o' ,,.,.s ~ .,,,,na..S ''' 49,
49, p,..,.s,:s... I!nI;'.. -. ..>
49,, ,',,!,- ~. n,,,, ~. 49, 49,. ."s
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02

CHURCH OF .! SIS -rClsT
OF lATTER.c I @l..tt 5
Sunday SCI i
Cat Bank y, rGl -,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
NOTICE OF APPLICATION For
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that on
this 18th day .: March. 1854. one
MRS. BRIAN CO\NEIl.i filed
an application tor retail liquor
license with the Montana Liquor
Control Board 10 be used at Lot
BLOCK -. BROWNING ORIG
mat. BROW MING. MONTANA
and protests. il any ihrrc be-.
against the issuance o! such Ii.
ccnse will be heard at the hour Of
ll:4O o'clock \. NJ. on the 10th
day of April, 1854. AT the office
of the Montana Liquor Control
Board in Helena. Montana.
Dated March -. 1854.
Signed: J. F.. MANNING,
Administrator.
First Publication Mar. 10: 1854
Last Publication. April 9, 1854
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02

FOR SALE OR TRADe--Modcrn
Motel departments iiouSr pre-
terredl 10 units -four nrd room
home. Best location. good in,
come. Write r. O. l}u\ %. in
Browning So6.ctp
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
WANTED TO BUY - - head o.
Hereford brood cuA> john =.
sharp. Browning 3 ste
NOTICE OF APPLICATION For
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that on
this lc.A day Of March. 1884. one
FLOYD WILLARD LCTZ filed
an application for a retail liquor
license with the Montana Liquor
Control Board. t. be used q, TT.
PEE BAR. N'e Lot S. BLOCK 6.
DAWSON TOWNSlTE. E.AS ST
GLACIER. MONTANA. and pro.
tests. i: any thc"r oe. against the
issuance Of such license will he
heard al the hou: .! ll:2O o'clock
\ NJ. on the 18Th day Of April.
1884. a. ;hc officr Of the Montana
Liquor Control Bard in Helena.
Montana
Dated March II. 1854.
Signed: ! = MANNING.
Administrator.
FRS, Publication Mar. 10: 1854
Las; Publication \pril 8. 1854.