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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

Dor0tny PlVlk, Mary Bucnan'
i Nikolina Glavota.
Pozornica je tc veceri bila
iskicena u pocast 60-godis-
mice H.B.Z., a i dvorana je
bila tako krasno uredjena, da
su nasi pioniri kazivali, da je
to po prvi puta Cd kad Sc je
ista sagradila, da je bila ta-
ko lijepo i krasno uredjena.
Ova proslava uspjeh 6O-go-
disnjice H.B.Z. ostati ce ma
ponos Rock Springs, Wyo. i
nasem narodu u ovoj okolici.
Program je otvorio mas do
bro poznati predsjednik mad
zornog odbora, brat Frank
Plemel, koji je govorio u hr-
vatskom j engleskom jeziku.
Najprije je ocrtao kako .je
Narodna Hrvatska Zaiednica
postala koliko ju .je clanova
osnovalo u starom Allegheny
koje Sc mjesto sada zove N.
Side Pittsburgh, Pa, pax ka-
ko su Sc Zajednice ujedinile,
i t. d. Zatim je predstavio
vrlo saljivu dramu, koju SUI
izvadjala djeca naseg Pomlat-
ka. Onda je sli:iedila druga
vrlo zanimiva drama, koju
su prikazivala nasa mladost,
isto clanovi naseg odsjeka
Pomlatka svakom ma zado-
voljstvo. liza toga je predsta-
VIC mas mnogo poznati Hr.
vatski P.ievacki Zbor, kojee
je narod burno pozdravio.
Ma pozornici te veceri bile
je. wise govornika (odborni
ka), koji su ocrtali rad nase
divine i velike H.B.Z., apeli
rail- ma clanstvo da Sire bra
ne redove H.B.Z. u ameriG
kom duhu "a sve mas Hrvate
i nasu omladinu. Takodjer i
ste veceri mas je posjetio U
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
Naivete naIaziste
Azbesta U Kanadi

Kanadski geolozi SUI izvije-
still ovih dana da su probna
busenja pokazala da Sc maj
VEGA nalazista a zb e S a ma
svijetu nalaze ispod tzv. "Cr-
nog jezera'', udaljenog 80 KIN
Cd grada Quebeca u Kanadi.
Client Sc da ova nalazista sa-
drze SO milijuna tona owe
veoma korisne sirovine. Da bi
Sc moglo poceti S eksploata-
cijom, bit ce u prvom redu
potrebno odvesti vodu liz je-
zera, u sto &c Sc utrositi 20
milijuna dolara. Sigurno je,
medjutim, da &c "sakriveno
blago" donijeti daleko vece
koristi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

S. State Senator, Joseph c.
O'Mahoney, svi ostali koji
su bill ma Demokratskom IL
ketu u Statu SWeetwater
County, Wyoming, izrazili
svoja misljenja lijepo Sc "a
hvalili cjelome clanstvu i pri-
sutnima.
Dvorana je bila puma. ma
roda te veceri, pa da Sc je
bacilo zrno psenice ne bi pa
10 ma Ito, vec ma narod, a ta-
ko isto u podrumu. Ova We
selica je bila jedna Cd mai
uspjesnijih, sto i'll je mas od-
sick ikada do sada imao. Ia
ko .ie brace i sestre, kada je
sklada rada medju Clan
stvom, onda iskren i posten
rad moZe da donese dobar
plod. Tai bratski rad bi mo-
; rao biti dokaz bratstva i je-
dinstva medju nasim naro-
dom. Mi smo bratski "a
| jedniCkim radon pokazali, ne
samo sebi nego drugima, sto
sloga jedinstveni rad moze
da ucine. Stoga ne dopusti-
/ mo da mas Zajednicki i brat
ski pocetak umre IL ovom "a
cetku.
Ako mislimo biti dobri "a
jednicari, dobri Hrvati, dobrj
katolici i dobri prijatelji, bile
bi dobro i iskreno. da Sc sa'
stanemo wise puta, ne sa'
mo jednom u godini, jer sloz'
ma braca kucu grade, a ne
slozna ju razvaljuju.
Sada sc zelim zahvaliti mai
prize nasim djevojkama, kojt
su mi pomagale i bile .desns
ruka "a kicenje dvorane, a tt
SUI Albina Radosevich, Vir
ginia Mihanovich, Katherine
Bitanga i Annie Jerkovich
Isto tako svima onima, koj
su prisustvovali u programu
te bratu Bob Mahajnovich
koji je uvijek prvak kod pro
davanja tiketa, te nasim ku
haricama, koje SUI dobro ku
hale dvorile, pax i onims
koje SUI darovale povitice
druge kolace. Hvala svima
Isto tako hvala naSem vele
casnom zupniku, Albin chi
devec njegovom pomocniku
Rev. Charles Teylor, koji nj
su nikada propustili nasu pro
slavu, niti su zalili truda d.
81 objave narodu nasu zaba
WI. Mnogo i'm hvala.
Ne mogu takodjer propu
stiti a da sc ne zahvalim cla
novima cd nasih susjednil
odsjeka, koji su mas posjetil
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
DORA CRNKOVIC

Madison, Ill. =; Ovime javljarao
zalosnu West rodbini, prijateljima
i swim clanovima HBz.. da je od-
sick broj 222 izgubio il svojih re-
dova vrijednu dugogodisnju cIa-
nicu. sestru Doru C1nkovic, koja
je nakon dugog bolovanja zauvi-
jek zaklopila svoje trudne pie
menite oci u bolnici dne Fl. okto-
bra 1854. Njezin vrijedni suprug
Tomo vodio ju je raznim lijecnici-
ma wise puta slao u bolnicu, ali
sva Njecniclxa MEGA i njegova bri-
ga bijase uzalud.
Pokojnica je bila rodjena 1898.
g. selu Sveti Petar, Duga Resa,
Jugoslavija. Pristupila je u Zen
ski odsjek broj 465 "sveta Ana"
prize ujedinjenja, gdje je obnasa1a
cast perovodjice, i nadzorne odbor-
nice. Uvijek je bila aktivna "a od-
sick "a pomot svom sironlaS-
nom narodu u staroj- donovini. TO
je narcotic cinila nakon proslog
bratoubilackog rata, gdje je po-
magala svu tamosnju sirotinju
podjednako. 90
Da je pokojnica bila cijenjena
/ poStivana cd strane clanstva ma
Seq odsjeka i ostalog naseg naroda,
to Sc je najbolje vidjelo po broj-
MIN yijencima cvijeca koji .su kra-
sill njezin odar cd roda..i prija-
telja, medju kojima je bio i kras-
nj. vijenac na3eg odsjeka,, pax -
velikiIn sprovodom, kakH se ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
Gomja sNka je snimjena prigodom prosIave
b0-godSnjice H. B. zaednice po odsjeku 374

"a vrijeme nase proslave. To
je dakle mas narod, koji Sc
je lijepo odazvao nasem po-
zivu, da nam pomogne uzveli-
cati nasu najvecu hrvatsku
narodnu ustanovu, a to jest
naSu divnu Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajednicu. S jednom i najtop-
lijom rijeci hvala svina, ko-
il ste doprinesli uspjehu owe
proslave bilo u cemu. Pri svr.
setku zelim YAM svima sre-
tan Bozic Novu Godinu.
Ia odsjek broj 374 HBZ.,
Nilolina Glavota, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
Date mi nOvac, StO Sc ie

Date mi novac, sto Sc .je
potrosio ma ratovanje, ia Gu
odjednuti svakog muskarca,
zenu dijete Il odjecu, kojom
bi Sc ponosili kraljevi i kra-
Lice. ia Gu sagraditi skolsku
zgradu u svakom prodolu pc
cijelon1 svijetu. ia Gu uresiti
svaki pristranak crkvom po.
svecenoj evadjelju mira. -
Charles Summer.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
JELA DvORNEKOVIc

SteeIton, Pa. - Odsjek Is "Sveti
Lovro", evo opet izgubio IL svo-
jih redova jednu tlanicu. sestru
Jelu Dvornekovit, koja je zaklo-
pila svoje stare umorne ocice dana
Is. oktobra 1854. A ma 2s. okto-
bra odnesl srro njezinog nol tijela
IL crkvu Svete Marie u Steeltonu,
gdje je Father Rait odsluzio svetu
misu. Poslijc svete mise povorka
je krenula ma Holy Cross Gene
terry spusti,i Ju jamicu, ME
zinu vjecnu kamaricu.
Pokojna sestra je rodjena 1881.
g. selu Vrbanki, vivodina, Hr-
vatska. U HBz. je pristupila 1921.
Nasa katolicka vjera nasi start
uvijek su mas plasili, = dobri u
nebo, Iii u pakao. Jest, brace
/ i sestre, posojna je bila bolesna s
godina, Godine 1947. po zakljuGlu
wise lijecnika odrezali su joj je-
dnu nogu, gore blizu tijela. Time
joj zdravlje nije islo ma bolje, ne
,, go sve ma gorje, pax su joj 1850.
g. odrezali i drugu nogu isto vi
soko, taloo da Sc nije moglo u
! mjetne noge dobiti, nego vukla
ma svom tijelu po kucnom podu.
Tu zalost tn muku nije trpjela
samo ona, nego su trpjele ME-
zine tri kceri jedan sin. Kad bi
yidjeli njezin zivot kako Sc je
mucila, onda bi zaista morali pla-
kati.
Jest, brace sestre clanovi HBZ.,
po ovoj bolesti mozemo Zaliljuciti,
da bi po mulli pokojnica morala
nebo dobiti, jer je paklu bila
osam godina, Dragi Bog je vjecni
sudac sve je to vidio, pokora je
odsluzena dusu je pozvao k sebi.
Stoga nolimo Sc dragon Bogu,
da mas oslobodi duge bolesti, q
smrti Sc nebojmo, jer tko Sc rod
L tai mora da l umre.
Pokojna je uvijek bila Vesela ze-
ma dol1 je bila zdrava, pax je zato
! lmala nJepl dan "a VrlJeme Spro-
voda dugacku liniju automobile
Pa nasa majcica HBz. nije ostala
duzna, nego ii je ona skotila
u pomoc. Ia tvoje noge je isplati!a
$4,000 tvojoj kcerki Jelki vrbos
koja Sc "a sve starala dok mis-
umrla. Tvoje Clanstvo to SAINT
mladi donesli te do Janice spu.
still te ma vjecni pocinak. Fathe,
William Primorac posipao te pepe.
lom. to znaci pepel 81 bila i u pc
pei Sc vratas A tvoj start Tr1llac
koga 81 uvijell brani,a, on je So
dopustom odsjecnog predsjednika
procitao nadgrobno slovo, l rekae
seko Jelko zbogonl ia Gu zs
tobon. ...
Ivan Trulac, clan odsjeka 13
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

10 kad ovdje odrzava. Sprovod je
bio 8 crkvenim obredom, gdje je
Father Laurin o. F. M. ods1uzio
svetu misu "a pokoj njene duse
LA toga povorka je krenula ma
Sunset Hill Groblje IL Edwards
vile, gdje je mrtvo tijelo predano
nlajci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Posljednji blagoslov joj je dao
Father Laurin, a nadgrobno slo-
vo: procitao nize potpisani.
Neka ii je draga sestro Dora
lahka. crna zemlja u kojoj vec
pocivas, a tvojem ozaloscenom su-
p1ugu swim milim dragima ko-
il te zale oplakuju, nase topic sa-
ucesce.
+ H., Emil Plese, tajnik.
Zahvala. Ovime Sc zelim "a
hvahti rodbini, prijateljima mo-
JIM dobrim susjedima, koji su po-
hadjali moju polojnu suprugu "a
vrfteme njene bolesti, ka "a
vrijeme dok je lazela ma mrtvac-
kon1 odru. Mnogo hvala mojem si-
novcu, Johnny Crnkovic, koji mi
je bio desna ruka cd pocetka su-
prugine bolesti pa do njezine Jsmr-
IT,. !. Svima lijepa hvala koji ste
okitili njezin odar S lijepim Vi
jencima cvijeta, kao i clanovima
naseg odsjeka koji SUI ju nosili i
svima onima koji su dosli sa svo-
jim automobilima ispratili ju do
hladnog groba. Hvala pogrebniku
Sedlak, koji je upravljao sa spro-
vodom / Father Laurin, koji je od-
sluzio svetu misu. Narcotic hvala
tlanovima tajniku naseg odsjeka
222, koji su mi pomogli u svemu
prigodom sprovoda. JOS Jednom
svima cd srca hvala, a ii draga
| nezaboravna suprugo pocivaj u
n1iru Bozjem bila ii vjecna slava.
Tugujuti tvoj suprug,
Tomo CrnkoviG
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
NIKOLA SAJATOVIC

Sudbury, Ont, Can. - Odsjek
broj 793 ''Hrvatski Sinovi" javlja
tuznu vijest prijateljima clan
stvu HBz., da je. neumoljiva smrt
otela il nase sledine brata Nikolu
sajatovica, koji je preminuo dne
rs. septembra 1854. Njegovu sliku
ovdje donosimo, da ga jos jednom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
l JurO Fuduric
8 Bara Galetic, BID.
68 Ivan Subat
13O Mate Lauc
BOsKO PECELJ

Los Angeles, Calf. Sa veli-
kim, teskim neizmjernim bolom
srcu duji, ovim javljamo svi-
ma nasim rodjacima, ,1umovima,
prijateljima, poznancima, da smo
"a uvijek izgubili IL svoje sredine
naseg milog dragog, nikada
nezaboravlje g supruga, o-. i die
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

Rock Springs Wyo. - Gomja slika nam pokazuje u
spjeh 6Ogodsnce opstanka Hrvatske Braske Zaednice
46godsnjice ustrojenja odsjeka bro 34 H. B. T. Rock
Springs Wyo. Ova slika dake predstava Hrvatski Pie
vacki zbor nasoj kooniji prvom redu jeva des
no jest Felix Susich Nick Panovich Frank Porenta, a
drugom redu Angela Kragovich Lubica Mihanovich,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
az = - Nash dragih -
w Brace ! sestara
UMRII CLANOVI H. b. 4.
PRuAVLJENI OD 10. DO 25. NOVEMBRA, 1854

145 Sam MotuZick
374 BOzO Drmic
622 Anna Sarac
Evening star., 1954-09-28
New Zealand Envoy
Lauds Church Attendance

The large number of church.
goers in the United States is a
real testimony against the charge
that Americans are only materi-
alists, Ambassador Leslie Knox
Munro Of New Zealand declared
yesterday.
Ambassador Munro spoke at
the first report luncheon of the
Washington Cathedral's 1854
fund raising drive in the Burl-
ington Hotel. He told the gath
ering that the Cathedral in the
Nations Capital is a symbol Of
the country's steady growth.
Bowdoin Craighill, jr.. chair
man of the drive, reported that
$11,249 had been subscribed. an
increase of $1,000 over the first
report a year ago.
Evening star., 1954-09-28
D. c. Exhibits Draw
Interest of Experts
In Bank Relations

Various exhibits in the
Hotel Statler convention of
the Financial Public Rela-
tions Association are at
tracing the attention of the
delegates.
Among them are those of
the Bank of Silver Spring
MD and of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank, depicting vari-
Gus Washington scenes.
Another, from The Star,
founded in 1852, Washing.
tons Oldest newspaper, sa-
lutes Washington's Oldest
banking institution, the Ma
tional Bank Of Washington,
founded in 1909.
Evening star., 1954-09-28
Banks Should Use
Industry packaging,
Convention Is Told

Finance, business and industry
are now entering a new period of |
competition. j. e. Drew. public |
relations director. Lever Brothers
Co.. New York, today told a
luncheon meeting Of the Finan-
cial Public Relations Association |
at the Hotel Statler.
The convention is attended by
more than 1000 persons from all
over the United States. Mexico,
and Canada to this seth annual
convention, now in the second of
a four-day program.
"It is not sufficient merely to
produce product or make avail
able a service" Mr.. Drew told
the delegates. "Your share of the
market will be determined by
your personality, how you per-
form your services and how you
merchandise them"
Proposes Two Projects.
The speaker suggested that
the association undertake two
major projects study Of psy-
Geological motivation (why peo-
pie do things)-and the estab-
fishing Of research clinic and
| pilot plant to develop and test
new bank services.
Every time you make a friend
for banking and business you
make a friend for free enter
prise. the Sparkplug of American
democracy" Mr.. Drew asserted.
$50 you are doing more than
building a bank or enlarging
your job-you are strengthening
the very foundations Of America"
He said perhaps finance can
take leaf from the merchan-
diSing book of industry and do
a better Job with their packag-
ing.
"Packaging" Stressed.
1--WE change our packages, size,
design and color, whenever we
believe it desirable. Banks can
do the same thing with their
services" said the speaker.
Instead Of just referring to
them as savings accounts pack
age your savings service in the
large economy size and call it
Buy a $1,000 Plan or put it
into a colorful container and
label it Your Trip to Europe
Put all your services in attrac-
tive packages and you will sell
more goods"
Reports of various officers,
proper preparation of advertis-
ing copy and the commercial
development of banks today
engaged the attention of the
Association.
Election of officers also was On
today's calendar.
Coin Banks Urged.
John F. Wilhelm, president of
the Hoosier State Bank, Ham
mond, Ind, yesterday told his
panel group in savings and
mortgages that coin savings de-
vices are a desirable part of the
public relations activities Of
financial institutions.
An upward trend in savings
was reported by c. r. Mead,
senior vice president of the Sc
curity Bank. Lincoln Park. Mich.
He quoted Securities and Ex-
change Commission figures show
ing individual savings totaied
$3.3 billion in { the first three
months Of this year, against $2.4
billion for the similar 1858
period.
Free coffee for customers
served IN the bank lobby by at
tractive staff members in cold
weather is a valuable public re-
lations technique used by his
bank, Milton Tootle. president OF
the Tootle-Lacy National Bank
in St. Joseph, Mo-, told his asso-
! Afn<Ar
Evening star., 1954-09-28
Born Hos Atomic Role

BOSTON.-The barn" - a
physical constant Of 100 quin-
tillionths Of a square centimeter
has been introduced by nu-
clear scientists to measure the
range Of the still-mysterious
forces that hold the atomic
nucleus together.
Evening star., 1954-09-28
Quo and Vudis Have Cubs

ROME, Sept. % (P.-Three
cubs were born today to Quo and
Vadis, a pair of lions donated to
the Rome Zoo several years ago
by the Metro Goldwyn- Mayer
film company.
Evening star., 1954-09-28

Make perfect pies every timei You
can easily with Kitchen Craft
Flour and Aunt Chicks famous
Pastry Kit. Here's everything you
need for fine crust and all rolled
dough-pastry cloth, rolling pin
cover, stripper. shell piercer and
Evening star., 1954-09-28

decorator And. from Aunt Chicks
long experience, some grand new
pastry recipes and helpful baking
hints. Get all these at a big bargain
now when you buy Kitchen Craft
Flour. the -four that guarantees
better baking or your money back.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-15
PakiStan Prime Minister Visits
Browning, Glacier National Park

Browning was the site and the
Blackfeet Tribe the host for a
visit Tuesday to this area and
Glacier National Park by Mo.
manned Ali, prime minister of
Pakistan.
The prime minister was &C.
companicd by his wife tBcgumJ;
Amjad Ali, ambassador to the
United States, and wife; Major
S. Karin, military aide, S. X.
Delhvi, a member of the Pakis-
tan state department and their
Consul General. l.. Shaft and
MuzZam Ali of the public rela-
tions staff.
Welcoming the party. and &C
comparing them on their brief
tour of the Park were Governor
and Mrs. Aronson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred J. Martin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Al llibbard of Helena. On hand
to meet the group at the Cut
Bank airport were Supt. and
Mrs. J. W. Emmert. members of
his staff from the Park and
Highway Patrolman Vacura, who
served as escort for the convoy
Ceremonies nducting the
prime minister and his wife into
the Blackfcet Tribe we're held at
the Plains Museum. Theodore
Last Star served as spokesman
for the members of the Tribe.
Chief James White Calf, John
Earrings, Juniper Old Person.
John Old Chief and Fish Wolf
Robe were present as we're Ce.
cile Last Star. Annie Calf Look.
ing and Mrs. Sure Chief, for the
event.
Ali was given the name of
Chief Red Eagle and his wife,
Princess Red Bird Woman. Fol.
lowing the induction the Black.
feet. Governor and Mrs. Aronson
and the prime minister and his
wife made q circle and danced.
! The prime minister presented
Theodore Last Star with a pipe.
,"hU,tsfs." He said it was a great
s,2rrS Jari:. ~. - So. himself
and his wife DIt ;pr sas:sta.., u
be accepted into the Tx. and
that he hopeo that the two ma.
tons would always enjoy he
great friendship that now exists
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-15
Death Claims
'Co|ey' Walter

Arthur Joseph cooley" Walter.
80, Browning resident for many
years, was found dead in his car
on Nyack Flats west of here ear
ly Sunday morning. The cause of
death was attributed to carbon
monoxide poisoning. according
to Flathcad County Coroner II.
II. Campbell.
The body was found by two
brothers and their wives and
sister and her husband who had
left Browning late Saturday ev.
ening a few hours after Cooley.
All were cnrOutc to Whitefish
to visit sister who had been
hospitaliZed there.
Apparently he had stopped to
rest and left the motor running.
According to his brothers. he
often would stop on drive for
rest. The Coroner in his investi.
CATION noted that the exhaust
line of the car ended in front of
the rear axle under the back
seat.
He was born in Columbia Falls
on February "a. 1904, and moved
here at a very early age.
Survivors include four broth.
ers. Aaron. John and Thomas.
all of Browning. and Laurence
of Jackson. Calf: five sisters.
Annie Fitzgerald. Alma McGov.
crn and Ruth Reed. all of this
city: Edna SOllars. Chester. and
Nellie W. Arnold of Whitefish:
a son Clifford. and a daughter.
Dolores. both Of Browning: 10.
seph La Mott, an uncle. of
Blackfoot and a host of neiccs
and nephews.
Services were yesterday in
the Little Flower Church, FIR.
Gregory Burke officiating. Bur.
ial Woc in tho I.,"a, ,a,sru
with Beck Funeral !Iorr. i,
charge.
Pallbcarcrs we're Tommy liar
wood. Paul llarwood. Jimm,
Henderson. Dutch Henderson
Hubert Hodson and Alec LaBuff
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-15
Boxing Card Set
For October ~

The Browning Boxing and Ath
letic club will meet leather push
ers from eyes Boxing club a,
Great Falls Friday evening, Oct
ober % at 8 p. m. In their first
showing of the fall, it was an.
nounced this week by Ernest
Gray, manager of the local club.
The bouts will be held in the
high school gym. Admission has
been set at SIPS for adults. 75c
for children and SITS for ring
side seats.
Excellent training quarters
have been obtained through the
cooperation of VIM. Corkins and
o. A. Tellefero. Jack Rape has
donated q stove to heat the
building. Interested adults are
invited to watch training which
is held at Z p. m. in the evenings.
The boys have demonstrated
much enthusiasm and are ad-
vancing rapidly. Patrons can ex.
pect to see some good scraps in
this first showing.
Local boys on the team and
their fighting weights are as fol.
lows:
Max Kipp. 100; Quentin Kipp,
100; Mike Mountain Chief, 100:
Francis LaPlante, l47: Albert
Oscar, 128; Eddie Griffin. 1873;
Star Griffin, l20; Basil Rider,
ll8; Gerald Gray, 30; Darrell
Gray. 100; Francis Montoe. los:
william Bearchild, 100; Wilbur
Paul, 90; Clarence Butterfly, 100
and Don Calfrobe at l47.
Boys coming up from the Falls
include Gerald Cooper. l27; AL
Stensrud, l38; Barry Mcfarland,
ll6; Barney Cooper. ITO: Steve
Ehnot, liz; Dan Elliot. 1870; Bob
Harris. l28 and Gene Fuerer at
las.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-15
Doll Contest
Is Now 0pen

The State Doll Contest will be
held again this year from Oct.
thru Dec. l. II will be sponsored
by the Doll Club who. with your
help has given over 5000 dolls
during the past seven years ia
undcrprivilcgcd children in Mon
tana.
There will be a prize of $500
In each Of the four divisions and
q special prize of $500 to the
person or club making the most
entries.
LIST. Class Baby dolls.
2nd Class Stuffed animals.
3rd Class Sock dolls.
18th Class Dolls of any kind.
Entries must be in by Dcccm.
Der !.
They may be sent to the Doll
Club. llOl West Broadway. in
Butte. The name and address of
the sender should be attached to
the entry. Three impartial jud.
gcs will pick and announce the
winners by Dec. @.
All entries will be given at
Christmas to children in Mon.
tana Orphanagcs. homes. hoSpi.
tails and state institutions. This
Is your chance to make n doll or
toy for q child to love. who might
not otherwise have one to trca.
sure as her very own.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-15

feed for livestock. At the present
time, winter feed is particularly
short to the amount of range
land; consequently, much of the
lush summer grazing Is used by
livestock brought in from the
outside. Under full irrigation de.
velopment. it may be feasible for
the local Indian operators to
utilize all of the Indian range
land and thus obtain the full
economic benefits from the
range.
The farm and range survey Is
being made by the Missouri Ri
yer Basin Investigations staff at
the invitation of the Tribal Coun-
Gil and Superintendent Spencer.
This is a group of technicians
who have been assigned the spe-
cial job of investigating the de-
velopment possibilities of Indian
resources throughout the Mis-
souri, River Basin. 1t has made a
number of studies on other re-
servations in the Missouri Basin.
Mrs. Frances Pierce and Messrs.
Clarence Runyan and Ralph
Ward are at present in the area
and will begin interviewing the
farmers and ranchers of the area
Immediately. The members of
the Land Committee of the Tri.
bal Council and of the Agency
staff will assist in obtaining in.
formation from farm and ranch
operators. After the field survey
has been completed. the results
will be tabulated and a prelimi.
nary report written. This prelim.
mary report will then be made
available to members of the Tri.
bal Council and Agency staff for
review and suggestions after
which a final report will be pre-.
pared and made available to the
public.
A preliminary report on the
engineering phases of the Black.
feet Irrigation Project was COM
pleted recently. II was prepared
by Joseph S. Allen who Is in
charge of the engineering unit
of the Missouri River Basin In
vestigations staff, In cooperation
with the Project Engineer. Mr..
Mark Stout. One purpose of the
present economic survey will be
to determine the economic bene.
fits which will be derived by the
Indians through further develop.
mcnt of the irrigation project.