davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-09-30

Mrs. Helen S. Dawson of Rock
vile today was appointed a crew
leader for the 1854 Census of Ag.
riculture. She will direct force
of enumerators in the canvass of
all Montgomery County farms.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-09-30

Yom kippur-the Jewish Day
of AtOnement - is Wednesday
Services VIII begin for Congre-
cation Beth Ell of Montgomery
County at $50 pm. Observant
Jews spend the entire day in
prayer and meditation, abstain.
ing from food and liquids from
sunset to sunset.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-09-30
Multi-MilliOn
Number Game
Men 'On Run
Late News Briefs

The price of fuel oil for home
users today was boosted three,
tenths of cent a gallon. ESQ
led the way and otner dealers
said they would follow suit.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-09-30
Landowner
Unit Beats
Zoning Bid
COuncilmen Mum
On Ordinance as
COP Joins Battle

Attempts to push an Upper
Montgomery Zoning ordinance
through the lame duck" County
Council appeared doomed this
week.
Councilmen lodged comment
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-09-30

Governor McKeldin has pro
claimed Oct. 40 as Ground OBJ
server Corps Day in Maryland to
stress the Importance of the pro
gram.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-09-30

The Rock Creek Kennel club
will place emphasis on puppies at
its Fall show Oct. II at the Ag
center in Gaithersburg. Any
purebred dog up to year old is
considered a pup. Entry blanks
are available from Mrs. John
Anderson, 10. 5.0349.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-09-30

II. w. Baxter, executive direct.
or of the Rockville Board of
Trade, is seeking persons who
took color photographs at the
Antique Automobile show here in
July. His phone number is pop.
lar 2.1O10.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-09-30

Five Montgomery County Hol-
stein breeders have entered ami.
mails in the second annual inter
national dairy show being held
Oct. 9.16 in Chicago. They are
Pone View farm, Sunrise Dairy
farm, Irnington farms, Edwin d.
Fry and Son, and Taylor Selby,
Jr., all OF Gaithersburg.
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Powell Tells
Continued from Page One)

(Contlnued from Page UneJ
been declared "off limits" for
three weeks.
When they were put back "on
limits" he said, the clubs were
warned that any discrimination
would mean that all would be
placed "off limits" permanently.
The Air Force has an operations
base in the village and Is per cent
of the base personnel are Negroes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
Traffic Death OF
White Woman
Bring Charges
Against Man

OSYKA, Miss, Aug. 80 Especially
Ernest Simmons, a Negro man
of the Chatowa Community, was
charged on three counts Monday in
the traffic death of white woman,
Mrs. John Taskett of West Point,
Miss.
Mrs. Tackett, enroute to Texas
with her husband and brother for
vacation, was injured Friday
night when their car collided with
a car diven by Simmons near here.
She died Saturday.
Patrolmen said Simmons was
charged with reckless driving,
leaving the scene of an accident
and involuntary manslaughter. He
was slightly injured along with
the victims husband and her bro
Their, L. E. Vernon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
SP0 R rs
CLOSEUP
By FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL)-We
noted with considerable interest
that the University Of Illinois foot
ball team will have an all-Negro
backfield this year. All-American
j. c. Caroline whose ra-curricu-
lar appearances here and there
interfered with his studies to such
an extent that he fell by the way
side accidentally last year, has
been going to summer school and
has now caught up. He will be in
the backfield with his old side
kick of last year, Mickey Bates.
Joining these two stalwarts, we
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
Neqro Churchmen .

Continued from Page One)
NOUS vote of more than 1000 dele
gates to the Second Assembly of
the World Council of Churches in
session at Northwestern Univers-
ity, Evanston, H., August 1881.
Bishop Nichols is a ranking pre-
late of the AME denomination,
which claims a membership of l.
166,301. His offices are located
at Philadelphia, Pa.
DR.. Jackson is the elected of
fetal spokesman of more than
4,526,847 Negro Baptists as presi-
dent of the National Baptist Con-
vention, USA, Inc, the largest
Negro organization in the world
and the third largest Protestant
denomination in America. He is
also pastor of historic divert Bap-
fist Church in Chicago, recognized
as the largest Protestant congre-
cation in the world. DR.. Jackson
maintains offices at 3101 South
Parkway.
Among others named to the Cen
trail Committee were Bishop of
Harrar, Theophilos, of the Church
of Ethiopia, and the Rev. P. K.
Dagadu of West Africa, a Metho-
dist.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
<R1R1S (z32I3

Company with Russ Hodges, one
of the nations top sports report
ers, giving the blow-by-blow &C
count and veteran sportscaster
Jack Drees handling the between
rounds commentary.
Radio broadcast time of the bout
will start at 1890 pm, EDIT. 1t
will be carried over the full CHS
Radio coastto-coast network in
addition to outlets in Puerto Rico,
Alaska and Hawaii and will mark
the 18th worlds championship
boxing bout broadca asst sponsored
by Pabst Brc wing Company.
Charles, veteran Hincinnati box
er and ex-heavyweight champion,
and Marciano, the Brockton, Mass,
pulverizer, met at Yankee Stad-
ium last June in what was con-
sidered one of the great heavy
weight title bouts in the history
of the sport. Charles put up a
brilliant stand against Marciano
but the Rock came on in the clos
ing rounds to take a close decision
and retain his title. A return bout
was inevitable.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
Getting Ready.
Continued from Page One)

from the first through sixth grades
whose last names begin with let
tiers A through E.
On THURSDAY, September g.,
pupils in grades one through six
whose last names begin with let
ters F through M, will register.
On FRIDAY, September 10, pu-
pills in grades one through six
whose last names begin with letters
N through z will register.
Also on Wednesday, September
8, grades seven and ten will regis
ter; Thursday, September 9, grades
eight and eleven; and Friday Sept.
10, grades and IL.
Parents or legal guardians should
accompany first graders or new
pupils at the registration time.
State owned text books will be
loaned to junior and senior high
school students at 1870 pm. on the
following days: Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 8, grades seven and ten;
Thursday, September 9, grades
eight and eleven; Friday, Septem-
Der 10, grades nine and twelve.
Classwork begins on Monday,
September 13.
On opening day, schools will OPP
crate the full day schedule. Cafe
terra service will be available.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
Nal Whitfield
Appointed To
Recreation
Commission

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Aug. 81
-Malvin G. Whitfield this week
was appointed by Supervisor Ken
meth Hahn as a member of the Los
Angeles County parks and recrea-
ton commission, becoming the first
Negro in America to hold such a
post.
81 believe that we are extremely
fortunate to obtain the services of
Nal Whitfield-one of the world S
greatest athletes-on this commits
sion" Supervisor Hahn chairman
of the board of supervisors COM
mittee on parks and recreation, de-
clared.
Although Nal Whitfield has re-
ceived worldwide recognition as a
great athlete, | have admired him
for many years because of his fine
character and good sportsman
ship" Supervisor Hahn said.
Whitfield has won three Olympic
gold medals-twice in the 800 me-
tiers, in 1913 and 1852, and as a
member of the 1000 meter relay
team in 1948.
A native Of Los Angeles, Whit
field resides at 2205 S. Hobart
boulevard.
He say active military service in
Korea during Forld Far II, and sue
cessfully completed q bombing
missions.
Last December he was presented
the Paul H. Helms award as one
of Americas greatest atheletes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
PAGE SEVEN

Goodwin D. Knight, u. N. Official
Ralph Bunche, and many other ia
nous national figures. Smith,
from the all-Negro town of Mound
Bayou, Miss, was accompanied by
it's mayor, Benjamin A. Green. A
large delegation from the state
also attended.
Famous for many years for her
activities in this and other fra
ternal and civic organizations,
Mrs. Mabel V. Gray, as local chair
man of the Tribunal had overseen
excellent arrangements for the
visitors. She also is international
Grand High Preceptress, the high
est post of any woman in the or
der.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04

1t Pays To Advertise In The
JACKSON ADVOCATE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04

understand, will be two other out
standing Negro athletes, Harry
Jefferson of White Plains, New
York and Abe Woodson of Chicago,
Illinois. Woodson is the State
sprint champ from Chicago's Aus
tin High School.
This, of course, brings us back to
the discussion of "cycles" in sports
when certain sports activities seem
at times to be dominated by a par
ticular racial group. The cycle OF
Negro domination in the boxing
field seems on the wane; but base
ball has come up with so many
Negro heroes that Negroes are
certainly factor in organized ball
whether they are dominating the
sport of not. And now we have an
all-Negro backfield coming into
Illinois, which reminds US of the
Irish backfield at Notre Dame
years ago, known as the "Four
HOrSemen.
All Of this is particularly inter-
esting to US, ALSO. because we can
remember when Negro couldn't
even get "look-in" when it came
to breaking into the football team
at Illinois. My own son, Fritz, Jr.,
had made an outstanding record as
a grid star, and when his High
School coach went to Illinois to
coach, he wanted to take Fritz
with him. But he learned on good
authority that there was no chance
for Negro at Illinois, and advised
my son to go elsewhere.
How times have changed!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04

from tomorrow night to sometime
in October.
The title holder became i'll this
morning but went through eight
rounds of exercising despite the
ailment.
However, Manager Angel Lopez
became worried over a lump that
the Kid had on the left side of his
face. Late this afternoon, he
called Gavilan's personal physician,
Dr. Samuel Swetnick, who found
the champion with virus infec-
ton, and had a temperature of
101 degrees and an inflammation
of the left paratoid gland (near
the ear).
Immediately, the three Pennsyl-
vania boxing commissioners, chair
man Frank Weiner, George Jones,
and John Holahan, as we'll as pro-
moter Herman Taylor and Frank
Palermo, Saxton's manager, were
summoned.
Weiner heard the report from
DR.. Swetnick and summoned two
other physicians who made separ-
ate examinations of the champion.
All three came up with similar
findings.
The bout had been scheduled to
be telecast coast to-coast. Gavi-
lan's illness came SO suddenly that
Matchmaker Pete Moran said it
was too late to put on a substitute
bout on television. If nothing is
arranged at the last minute, then
it will be the first major bout
network fight show to be complete
ly wiped out.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
Blair Street
Continued from Page One)


member of the national organiza-
ton of College Presidents, the Mis-
sissippi Teachers Association, the
NAACP and popular in Fraternal
Groups.
DR.. Martinez is a preacher of no
mean ability. He has pastored
many of the leading churches of
the A. M. E. Zion Church and
through the power of his gospel
preaching and the influence of his
ministry, thousands have been adj
ded to the church.
The public is cordially invited to
share in all services.
Movie S. Clancy, Jrs Minister.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
GaviIan Saxton
Cancelled

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81. =
Welterweight Champion Kid Cav
ilan was stricken with a virus in
lection today and his scheduled
title defense against Johnny Sax
ton of Brooklyn was postponed
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04

Exclusive blow-by- blow coverage
of the Rocky Marciano- Ezzard
Charles return heavyweight cham
pionship bout will be aired over
the CHS Radio Network on We'd
nesday, September Is. 1t will be
blacked out on home television.
The ringside description of this
15-round fistic thriller from Yam
kee Stadium, New York will be
sponsored by the Pabst Brewing
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
knights Of Tabor
Receive Greetings
From Eisenhower

Los Angeles, Aug. 30.-At its
Tribunal Session, ending on Aug.
Fl, the international Order of
Twelve Knights and Daughters of
Tabor, received a specially warm
greeting from President Eis9n-
hover.
Received by the orders director,
F. M. Smith, other messages came
also from California Governor
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRICK a STONE RAMRL Err

Six lse. rooms. Q baths. full bsmt.
ige. screened liv. porch: huge land
scaped lot: most desirable location
overlooking Rock Creek Park. You
have that close-in convenience. with
the advantage of suburban atmos-
phere. Must be seen to be appreci-
terms.
OPEN II AM. TIL DARK
Dir: Out 18th st. to East-West hwy.
right to open house. Or. cut Conn.
ave. to East West hwy. turn right
to Meadowbrock lane. turn left to
GOLDsTRN BROS.
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-I9S8
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ROLLINGWOOD

Gracious white brick home: center
! hall, first-fioor library and powder
baths upstairs with sleeping porch.
Screened porch of dining room over
looks beautifully wooded grounds;
j block to school and transportation;
$4,000, Sept. 10 possession can pc
WO. $1,000 until 8 pm.
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HOUSES sALE--yA. Cent,

FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. bungalow
on corner lot; liv.-din. room. T.
tiled bath. kit. with stove. refgr..
Bendix: storage attic: just redec.
Venetian blinds; $3.50 dr.. balance
less than rent. JE. 4-2123. No
agents. %
FAILS CHURCH AREA-Leaving
town. bungalow between Arl. blvd.
and Annandale I'd, 1904 Wayne I'd,
shaded on west. Liv. rm., equipped
kitchen with dining area, 2 bedrms,
economical heat; may 60 Gil.
S11.500. JE. 4-3145. -23
N. ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, full bsmt.; will take new
FILA financing. J-W REALTY CO..
BRICK, SEMIDET., like new. 5 min.
to Pentagon; 3 bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rm., beautiful kit, exhaust
fan. full bsmt. with Va bath; wide
paved driveway to Masonry ga
rage. Complete Anchor fence, wall
to-wall carpeting; S14,500; on your
own terms. IA. SLABS: ewes. --27
4-BEDROOM OLDER HOME in Falls
Church: owner viii take back q
large LIST trust for good purchaser.
$27. 800. J-W REALTY CO., ia.
Q.I2T2
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Confined. !

l2l8 EYE ST. NV extra -iaree
p pvt. law IA. s4s7ib. A -ss
IN TAKoMA PARK BUSINESS SEC
bess rSSms on 2! ID noon ond rs.
ing: very low rent. Il. /. THORN
TON Owner 405 Butternut St.
SILVER SPRING--Air-cond. once In
new bank bldg. Ample parking. $50,
Also arm, bath suite. suitable for
doctor. Opposite Hecht's. Elevator
bldg. $125. THOMPSON & GRAY,
JU. $4,000 weekdays til 6.
QUEENS CHAPEL AREA
Excellent location In highly concen-
trated center. New building. air
cond.. tanitor service: will arrange
space to suit tenant. For infor-
nation or appointment. call UN
MoRgRSisoN d HoLLrNoswoRTH
5000 ANNAPOLIS I'd. Bladensburg. Nd
SINGLE RMS, $35 UP
BARRISTER BLDG. 635 r ST. NV
Fully modernized renovated ofices In
n rspTS n re eev Sc. Sl sD. Al se5SSalss'
18th AND M SITS. NV.
Ground floor location adjacent tc
1000 It. Of the finest floor space
Suitable retail. oflces or display
purposes. Reasonable lease can bt
LOUIS BURMAN
CO. b-09S6 rs
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RAMBLER-$25, $50
The imposing stateliness Of this house
is the envy of every netghbor.. AL
firepi. in huge liy. rm.; enter q
screened porch and patio FROM the
large sep. din. rm.; powder rm. that
serves as full bath. to lse. den or
, with another connecting bath. A
gar. and work room built In the
bsnt.; fenced I'd. that Is handicapped
with brilliant flowers and shrubs
that set this house. apart. AL this
James c. Conley & Co.
Qr10 ia Ave. III 7-5S00 till Q.30
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STORES FOR RENT Cont

LARGE. STORE. approx. $500 sa.
IT.: first commercial: suitable as
wholesale. light mfg. or warehouse
storage: 81 20 50. IT.: all facilities:
Ice. alley. Box. 104-y. Star. 23s
FOR ANTIQUE SHOP. shoe
repair shop, print shop or once:
ss6ns aSe. n@ L Rlenn.s sso. sPsce
18th AND you ST. N.W.-Excel. for
Der. beauty. Rent reas. DU. 10000.
IN WELL-EsTABLISHED shopping
center, rIsse to Pentagon and Fort
Myer; available. 1000 to $500 So.
It. at very reasonable rental; space
excellent for florist. delicatessen.
gift shop. office and display room;
amss BARKING space Can WEAVER
1858 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-lsx45-
#. sales space with bath and stor-
Heat and hot water furnished. Sue
cessful florist shop for over 8 years;
refrigerator. available IL desired. Two
super markets across the street.
Suitable for almost any type small
business. Lons-term lease II desired
buiidins. BE- a-s ssssois weekday ssms
NGHfR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
3736-373S 10th st. N.E.-Two very
desirable connecting stores; each
l5 by 10 IT. Parking, rear-alley
loading. Second commercial zonina
makes 1t suitable for any enterprise
who wants close in-town location
Rent both. or singly at low rental
INSPECTION invited. Key ct 1874 10th
SILVER sPRING-Excellent store In
q busy shopping center. lLge. Gus.
ent pportunity for an aggressive
retailer in bakery. chiidren's OF
ladies' ready -to-wear line. 5000
HOMPSON g. GRAY. JU. $500;
weekdays 'tfl q.
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A GOOD BUY
HUNTINGTON TERRACE SECTION
BRICK COLONIAL

BRICK COLONIAL
LARGE DEEP LOT
ter hail. large Nv rm., firepI,. den.
powder rm. din. rm.. kit; end a., 5
bedrms.. bath. stairs to large attic.
Bsmt.. pine-paneled recr.. fm.. laun-
Information. cali N. ybEfH. 81.
2-6611, Once, $500 Woodhaven
blvd. Bethesda. Nd. -2S
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
WILL, BUILD

40-ft. brick rambler with carport on
HUBBARD REALTY. OV 3-l946.
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SILVER SPRING
LEAVING TOWN

3-bedrm. brick rambler; bsmt.. table
space in kit: 4 VI. old; cor. lot; mr..
schools; Sl3.950.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor, JU. $1,000
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HOUSES COR SALIVA.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; sale by
owner: 203 E. Oak St: 3-bedrm.
tapestry brick Cape Cod; garage:
full bsmt.; equip. kit, n baths; CT
approved; S17,S50. OV. 3-1SSS.
observation-disclosures. stone sand
frame rambler; n bsnit., S16,750.
CT contract accepted. J-W REALTY
CO.. IA. S-iS7S.
ALEX, vA.--2-family, Diet. home,
having liv.,. kit. 2 bedrms.. bath
and inclosed porch on each floor;
and cleo. meters. owner nsg viii Give i've
possession Of LIST a., rents other
Tor Ss5 mo. Remarkable value at
$12.950. Eyes, phone TIE. 6-2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE, MA S-0753.
FAILS I.s,o CHURCH ,.S .v, ARkA'osdE.
WIN take Oh contract. J-W REALTY
CO., IA. S-1S7S.
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ARLINGTON NORTH
Beautiful Stone Rambler
8 Bedrms., $24, 500-1k Baths
A truly exquisite home with practical
floor plan. Lge.. kit. breakfast space,
lovely French doors to patio. pretty.
fenced yard.
j. FULLER GROOM CO.
ia. 7-44s7 REALTORS
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HOUSES sALE-Mp. Gent,

CT APFR0vED. sl4. 800 semidet.
daylight bsmt.; fenced yard. small
monthly payments. Only $716 down.
4 opsn ewes. and all day Sun. HE.
GRACEFUL COLONIAL, is up to the
minute in construction; beautifully
dec. and will please the most fastidi-
GUS; large liv. rm. with fireplace,
guest-size din. rm. and attrac. kit;
3 good-sized bedrms. and bath; full
bsnat.: CT approved. Priced $I7.250.
M sii 3d. Ma. L. 1850 sS5sl III s sss
SI5,95O, LEVEL ACRE; some woods;
new 3-bedrm., all-modern country
home. coy electric kitchen. dining
rm., lge. nv. rm. with fireplace: full
basement. oil heat; garden; SPAR
king well water; nice; quiet sur
vile. Nd. Cali evergreen 4-3s46:
RED BRICK COLONIAL home In Sill.
Spg., an army officer's home who
has already moved abroad with his
family; q well balanced home Of g.
room size. In Q group OF similar
R R9ne; sp on au RE :sEse s s1Saas
Realtors. ~. 5-6111. Open ewes.
ave estates. Attrac. semidet. Col
m. fully equip: kit. End a. 2 lEe:
bedrms. and bath. Plenty Of closet
entr.. fenced level lot. Walking dis
MODERN REALTY Co. fNc. 940SI
Ga ave.. JU. 1880. Open eyes.
81 600 DoWN-This very clean home
features spacious. living room with
ing and fireplace; big kitchen with
table space; Q bedrooms and bath
partially finished Extras include
auto. washer; well-landscaped lot;
: close to school. Assume CT loan;
e eeefss sSe s MoGD sSfs. L.
4-7200 til $50.
GROOM BUNGALOW, modern kitch-
en-. gas a.-c. heat, alum. storm sash
and screens; Sill. Sp.. Md; Sl2.500.
BY OWNER. phone Pc. 2-312O,
m POPULAR "wooDMoRE." Buy
This attractive all-brick 2-story
home Of rooms, modern bath tull
large yard with rustic fencing. only
S 81 aPL fnd g F g9asf y0y gu fn3SH
CLOSE IN SILVER SPRING =
3-bedrm., 2k-bath brick rambler, y
yrs. old, center hall. complete kit.
with garbage disposal and dish
liv. rm., separate din rn.. maids
rm.. half-finished rec. I'm: screened
semiexclusive large Anchor-fenced
Close to ali schools and transp. Elk:
: ceptionally congenial. neighborhood
$4,000, ~ CT. Owner. Sat. and
: Sun, JU. 5-2759. Mon. through
Fri, Ii. $1,000. Ext. 62919. Dr.
rections: Out Piney Branch I'd: left
on Flower. 8 blocks right on Wayne
to 416. 20
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-07-02
PERCY De WOLFE. promincn,

PERCY De WOLFE. prominent
old time ranchcr of the Babb
area. who has filed his nominal.
Ing petition for County Commits.
SiOncr for the Babb. East Glacier
district. Is making an active cam.
paign and hopes to win the place
on the democratic ticket for the
position he seeks.
MIR. DC Wolfe Is q life long resi-.
dent Of Glacier county. having
been born on q ranch near Babb.
lie has spent his entire life here.
and has lived on his present
ranch In the Babb area for 10
years. lie Is married and has
three daughters. Mr.. and Mrs.
DC Wolfe have a town home In
Browning, where they spend tho
winters while tho girls arc In
school.
lie has been n member Of tho
Conrad =. e. A. for n number Of
years. Tic Is a successful ranci,cr.
business man and feels that he
Is we'll qualified 10 serve the poo.
pie Of Glacier county aS their
county commissioner.