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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEscEFLER d SON,
efs-Apprnisers

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that On
ITEspAy, sIsss rs, os,GIsIypBER FOUR lgS6
daS and rr.ass .asssisnss tasrssafsss. sssh W Viii
sell BY public auction at WESCH.
LER'S, g06 3 st. NV. household
goods TO enforce our. liens for stor-
age and other charges, goods
ss storsd I,Cis Tlth ,s y shs names ss.,1E o
Raidwin, Mrs Emma. Lee Bennet.
d. Burke, Mrs. Edna Ciore, Mrs.
Rnth claEE. HAIRY 9, Crawford.
RSsis Izgasd pixG 9nb ThoRss Hsrri WaIssp
Lewis, Miss Alice McWhirter, Mrs.
Ollie Neshttt Mrs, Anna Perniciero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkley Smith, Mrs.
Evelyn Thomas, Mrs. Beatrice A,
Turner. Mrs. y. Louise Vincent and
Mfs: BARBARA Weaver. Parties y
;sssss's cs:s 6sics 6lsssicSis '.si sfRaS 5ssiss Tsso To
By pkNjXMIN PINcus. Frssidsnt.
IRyTN0 KziIiNS 8 co... A1eSIs1ssSs
220 X g. NV, Executive 3-31e0
Sssss Slows "a isis sGts sHGSRI6z 1vE.
By virtue Of i certain deed Of truss
duly recorded, In Liber No. g7Oe,
Folio 81 Of the land records Of
the District cf Columbia and as
the request Of the party secured
4 thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction ~ front
Of the prtmeses, on TUESDAY. THE
AT ATp od S:odo oicEocR Lts Hi \ III. = Tie Ii SY. III.
lowing described land and premises.
situate In the District Of Coluntbia,
and desiEnated and being Lot ~
In Square 2a6R.
Terms: Sold subject to prior
ibiiIdIng associationl deed OF trust
for approximately. S0424 90 fur
ti1er particulars Of which viii pc
announced at time OF sale. the
purchase price above said trust tu
be paid In cash. A deposlt of 4DuU
required. Conyeysncing. recprdtlig.
etc.. Rt purchasers cost adjust
ments made as Of date OF sale.
TERMS TO be complied with within
80 days, otherwise deposit fcrfetted
and the property may BE- adyer.
tised and resold 1t the discretion
RALPH ID. COIN
} MURRAY LEVINE
se24. -. .2e-oci,3 Trustees.
aa trlf n
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TT0s. ~ II 5s IN own ! soE. lsslissssI
fffG 4 ~. NV.

'asTnRY ISSi NOuAiiNG HuUHK BEING
KNOWN As PREAsIHEs 1891 =
6TREET. NORTHWEST
~ virtue of = certain deed d trust
duly recorded. Ii Liher No. e6Ga.
Toiio rs e seq. Of the land rec
oYds of the District of Columbia.
sssa,,a sna z iRe tSereSga sssuss Il. = undersisnsd
trlistees Will sell, nt public euctiun
n fronf 81 the premises, on NOM
DAY THE THIRD DAY OF QE-
TOHRR. AID. 1855. At FOUR
CeCI0Ck PM. the foliDHin9-de-
ecrihed land and premises. situate
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AUTOMOBILE BILLING
CLERK
Call Mr.. Carver
uV. s-i5o0

NU4W LUlE MkNa eLe4I QppoBtune
fky for 1etseiase combination man.
Must have good refes Picn9ant
EerklnE een6. 90. nsneats; zee
lAgIo nQDy Nm .sl. tqy isEgs
have q s50.ssaF rnplita ton f0f DOING
GOOD work. and thD men We hire
must be nfst GLASS; exceileqt earns
ms s.day week: psie h2lidays
yon zeal YOU esn affsiify. ses NJ.
LipVilie, HALEX.S. INC. ~ st at3
! Isl -, between So Pm. No phone
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CHEVROLET z-DooR SEDAN
- lisiSs a2s sfs'slW q Wzis. M s. pisrs seia,
Issued out of the clerks Once q
fhs MpnlcipAi Court tof the pis..
VIII sell 81 public auction foI cash
at Weschlet,s e05 81; NV en
dcEoek d2cazRaf A' cIRssi s5s aiorsls.n.ionsS 81 q
sedan seized and levied upon al
property Of the pefendanf. Leonard
Kntther, and sold to 94tisfx 2
favor of Lo1ia Leventhhl TIA Lew
enthai Furniture CO.
ID and for the District Of Columbia.
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CASHIER experienced MGR &0UQs
sssells5s ssI ssS I: :sslnrs ny pA pAApgly4 sas0Hos
CAsHIER--5-day week. Under S..
y Hieh school graduate. Necessary
have good knowledge of figures.
meet bond and physical feaiiire-
& n1ents Opportunity for advance
\ ment. Company benefits. sAiarg
open, based on experience Apply
In person TO Mr.. Ford. ARMOUR =
CO., sol 18th st. s.M. ~
perienceds good pay and WcTging
conditions: disqualification paid by
SUPER MARKEf. 1913 Rhode IS
CEMENT sssi 81 nAsE III MEN--Iong ,ob for
union men nov ready. Call Ia; o.
ciGAR on DRuG CLEKK. experi-
eIica pref. /. but not necessary. WES-
LEY HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 1901
46th &c. NV. --2
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Trustesg SALE 81 Valuable TWO
BRICK pWEfL.IsQ AEISQ KNOWN
As rREMIaEe NuMNkR llb2
MORSE STREET. NOR RTakAeT.
n Suiy EsisSe srseoSdsd. Z Il Libsr .h N rs, loosz.
Iseopds nsoed ioY 81 ,hs Dassrirt ii coinm6is.
and q the request ef party
secured thereby. ths Hiiderxisned
trustees viii ssi.. g publie svsst2sl
n sssDar sESars e Iiif M pisRlsafi aPFa Bay u
ocToHfk. AID. 1885. AZ oEE-
TWENTf O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
ioWing described land and prena-
ises, situate ID the District Of Coz
inmbiat and desIsnated as and
ss,ss ssn,:, ~ r s.li.s sa ssssa ssssa,sisioa si y y
icts Il block j Triniaad. q per
Surveyor for the District pf Coz
lumbia In Liber n at faho 30.
being more particularly descrihea
q mssss @ and eonnns n n, n I'M n,srnossa nsea
81 sssessnssnt and taxstion a Los
at ii Square A065. subject 70 AL
Terms: Sold suhyect 70 prior
deed Of trust for approximately
~ $3.50 90 further particulars q
Of sale: the uurchase price above
a@euo.it @ II 4ff 81 SSo0.O6 required. Con-
yeyaneinE. recordtng. ete... as pur-
ehaaer's cost. Adtustments made
~ of date cf sale Terms e ne
.sps. c.np,ssd .,. Esn yis5il ysolfsl..d ~ snS da ss
properly may BE- Advertised and
Tesold at the discretion ef the
trustees.
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AUCTION ALH
7aOs ]. gNIS ., : sosl 4Ps.i.a.ss.

TSia,s;.F; TSRSsF s6N gnlEgsE| lEs|ais|s SsriFsss i5ES;
1902 , STREET.. eouTHHAsT.
~ virtue ok q certain deee q tfqee
dnll fecordee. tn 15per ~. eb6ts
y apsg t R q ssf 4 Il sas sae Issarss se g
TIE {eenesl q ths kaEty seegtea
viii sell, 81 ,r.ihlic auction q 1r4n4
q tie pxemifeg, qp MQEpAxs RE
T5Hg1gEp. T5Hg1gE ~ "a, AAyS,oo "a ScIe r.h th: 3;
se1, situate = ths Dlstrict ef 90.
being Lot 10 q eu!lnre 1914.
Ter45: Sold euhiect IL prior
buil1ing associ4ticnI cef4 " trligt
for nppro1inet1it t4.e64 .e3 and .
secqno trust for nppfQx N1.Q1bs0ts
further paftienlnE1 Of which VII
be announced ct time u sails. The
pufchaee price above said trust to
Ae PAID y ses1 a asposit ef
recerd1ng. etc. at purchasers cost,
Adjustlncnts mads Is Of date o.
sale Terms 70 be epr1plieo with
within 10 days. ot1etW15e de-
Degft forfeited and the property
may be advertised and reeold ~ tbs
discretion of the tfnstce1.
SoL RLEEHH
IRVING Ff&I9HtlAts.
ae21.23,25 .20-oeI TEuetess.
4MOe. y. OWN 9 son, AHsiioneeEs.
ss55-'77s ffTI Il 9f M m
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AUTO statesmen

uYsed cars,. we have openings
n o,iT used-car dept. for neat.
eTieraetic, aggressive men. Daily
fioor fifie, good pay plan. Transp;
f,irn. Exper. not necessary. We VIA
train you. Apply in person 70 MI.
T,lfS11ix Tm,lTfS11xyER MOTOR CO.
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Whsa aaspsysse e1eertissmenfs
G66gese11 % 6t6f baxoc 20 NOT
tseIoee cfl1tfal g9fer6Ncess Dhofo.
6r11h6 o. ether FletsrIaie e1 per.
SosldI eHlns. Coplet e1f1e f1e cnY.
pess: ortgtnsls ai1r 90 lost.
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1kUSbety RMAE 0tN BlaA9 = 49,
FRAME DWELLING BEING KNOWN
As PREMISES NUMBER fi16 G
STREET. SOUTHEAST.
BY yirtne Of d certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liher No. 103sb.
Folio 213 e. seq, OF the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
Il front q ihs premises p sn c,1
OF QcLonER A;p. 1853; AZ
following described land and prem
ises. situate In the District Of
Columbia. and desiGnated as and
being part Of Original Lot 2 In
Square South OF 300, being more
particularly described by Enetes and
bounds In said deed Of trust. Orig
itlal Lot 9 now known for purposes
OF assessment and taxation 40 Lot
sos In said SQUARE.
Terms. Sold subject To d prior deed
OF trust for approximately S7.S79. 81
further particulars OF which viii be
announced at time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid In cash. deposit OF
recording. etc, at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of date gf
itsn ,als T sstS e ss c,hspTss spmslee s.pos Sts
forfeited and the property may be
advertised ana resold at the ais
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iii 81. NV.

Trustees sale of WalnAhle TWO.
LDE sLDE ~. & = 3 RFGiSss & & o-pgyN gNs5,;wNR ,;SkRiGks N
EEDE4 EEsE4lgnsh gsn4shxET - n sscoskTaasapgsT. IN W.
n sr,,ss ilsSs H1sl, 2 9rT.cordsd, s IA aiSsr Eo.
i0o77 Folip 3il ek sea. Of the
land records OF the District nt
coIumbia. and A. the request q ne
siensd frsistees will sell. 1t public
on oness9hb Wss9ahbNpsi5aY II Sa THE II s YrrTH DAY
or OfToBkR AID. 1886. At ONE
FIFTY O'Clock p.M.. the follow
inG-descrihed land and premises.
sls,sts n 1 shs 81. pisssies q Ss,ns CS,nmRfiaf faf
se az il o;s.sDassS zspps sasdiyislsn Il a lots Il
Block 4 Pleasant Plains' and
sAf0unt Pleasant" as per pi&t
recorded IN the Once Of the sur
yeyof for the District Of Columbia
II Lihsr 44 .. rslio I:, /. 60; se ,ssd ssia Block
tbuiIding rs: s1s:socissicnS deed cf trust
for approximately $6. S0i tl3 further
Oafkicuiars Of which will be nn-
iiounced &c time of sale. the pur-
chase pxice. above said tfnst 70 hs
pald e easn = asposit q r,sosIss sogSU
,aeIsts ei;t made Ss of dsfs Of sale.
Terms 70 be complied With within
thirty days. otherwise deposit foy-
fested and the property. may be
advsytised and resold at the dtscfs-
EMp5wakn M5s;z5 sIiAffaRaos. AffaRaos
se23. 20. .go-0c1.4 Trustees:
THOs. !. OWEN q son, .AnctioneeSs.
I'LL II 81. NV.
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AUTO Statesmen, needed at once,
10 sell The new forward-lgok podRe
and Plymouth cars. -Also DodRe.
+. liberated trucks and reconditi toned
used cars Excellent opportunity
ssstabiished AZ Virginia Dodge Plymouth
deaier. For information, call Mr..
Hun. jE. 2-2400. FALLS CHURCH
Evening star., 1955-10-01

CAKPENTERs and helpers wanted.
30l4 Curtis dr. Ae. 10. f-7zl6.
CARPENTER III around, sxpss.-
cARfENTERs for concrete form
work ID Montg0mery County. CAL
pRINCEMONT CONSTRUCTION
CORP JU g-ll6i. -
CARKENTEks WANTED. Skilled me-
Assas shsaass n only Ks e. ,,Sg eSgssvork: VA.
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sEN lslssr z YuIIKEE lIikEs
'rustecF sale Of Valuable THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT END Oh
ROW ApARTAaENI HuILDlNl LE.
iHS nEs kn9wNc kIsIs NcMoRcokhN M srkREf sfsr

STORY AND BAGKAfENT ENn or
ROW APARI IdEnI HplLpIN0 r
BIB 1915 oRcosAN STREET
By yiTtas 81 ! certain deed Of trpst
duly recorded. IN Liber No. $685.
& rslo s3 z ssss as,,es q ts ns.snS,s ls5sa re-
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will ell at public suction
BAY. THE sHvENTH DAY or oc-
FORTY O'Clock pM, the foiiou-
ins-descrtbed land and prefnises.
situate In the District Qf Columbia,
and desiEnated ss ana being L9s
I.s ,I:io r.salss q S.s r n sssfs q. s,ss s Y RE
Surveyor for the District pf Cniufi.
Sit Ia LtheT Is at folio 90.
lbuildinE sssociatlorl deed ck trust
/ for approximately S6s674.10 fufs'
theK particulars Of which win ha
announced At time Of sale. the
purchase price above said trust 70
o p6aa n; lau,,issa Y sssa sosyspssne,ns asposas q
recording. etc. 81 nurchaseris cost,
I sale Terms to Be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
uosn forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid at
the discretion Of the trustees.
sTIuaAHRT T atvso vRsoosEsoN.
ser. .2A-ocI,4.g Trustees
THOs. q. 0WEN n non, Auefloneere.
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CASHIER CHECKER

Permanent position for exper. sH-
peFtnarkek caEhter. full or part
time Apply n person. ask for Mr..
Rstter. FOGINs, 6766 Ga. 1ge.
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Euii Of part time. We Instruct you
for hackers test Beat season now
starttnG 1880 am, to 8 pm.
BOB'S STUDIO
l3i 18th 81, NE, II. S-6i0z
CABHNETNAKERs AND HELPkKs
Good PAY. for experienced men.
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AGENTS

Lnrne nut0mobile lnNuFAnce cQl1.
pany, Law nFaduate. under 3ss S326
per mo. 10. start plus car ana otner
Evening star., 1955-10-01

70 assume full fesponsibtIttY q auto
body and paint shpps Will lease OF
may work on pereentage basis; can
AUTO aRHVECD. Clinton, Md
CHpress T-97o9: Sun. and eves.,
ii RE. h-o746.
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HELpMEN

B0OKKKEPEn, z6@B6s with H.C8.
o. Comparable degrees exper. n
hookkeeDing. Nenefat once Dfo-
eedure. etc requtredi ppportunttY
fef tnaeinaflfe ccst-ee1seio,ls man.
M 1s.tsn,s tsns ger seesss,glns g sssf 3
supervisory position Write fun
sz6sctsd. etc. g Bon i6t.y. 1isf.
sSoK;EsfE.E .;. ,;',.'. ieE ,Zlunsiss ana
must also handle payroll and Nd.
sales tax returnes some typinE.
State age, qua ilseAttons ana salary
expected Boz 157sA, ekaf. --3
BoOKKKEREn-FKPlgT - 1xperi.
eaeed man 70 take charge c1
bookksspinz a1d tyylpE e eol,-
iui Good workinSS II conditions. 81 s sin siil-
hish. cal Tor sDpfs "a. s-f6i5.
saa.csLaysf ass.Lya 3 81 .: E; ssss az isRs. Rs..
1goaa and spring ~. xeila
nUFEER-ROEsslsER, Top wage; Va
cetions must heye JOB shop ex-
sEIlIss 1Els1sss fiaaAfslso 20. g.. lqsssg qssgo'L I
BUILDozzn opERaroR Nan
NEEDED yllo csn 90 1lae erAd!ng
man need sppis. csh q j 2 IN 5-2dli.
NgTCHER, part time. Good pay. Ap-
ply within. WALkER,s MARKKT.
+ 2iD1 = st. NV. -
DU1CHEn. Teiiabie, expeyfsnced; 20
cut and merchnndise 1nii line for
service meat department. SUM
y AxAM AAEKkI, 232& n. CAPITOL
BUTCHER STEADY lob for ! sood
man; rood Eofking eenditions: ex-
= Afiatnz1. Va q A a-Aklk - u
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hELP MEN

or experience 10 work EVENINGS near
Bethesia. state Qualification, ref.
erences and desired salary. write
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AUTo MECHANIC. expeyIenced. peF-
maneft position. excelient working
conditions; SALARY and bonus. Saea-
forms supplied; individual twins
post hft4. WILSON PONTIAC, INC.
592b GeoggiA ave. Silver Spring.
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or.RA1loh of eAsn ACCOUNTS County, eUNos OILY
VARIANT ACCOUNTS, COUNTY FUNDS ONLY

7.sO S759, 6l3.85 $50, sO2.4O SI78,7lI -
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BUS AND TRAIN
SCHEDULES
Intermountain Buses

lnISIHnOOnIdIn buses
West bound Nv l.2O pm. for
kalIspcll and points west
East bound Nv 5 48 pm for
Shelby Have and east
Glacier Transportation
South bound Nv I55 pm. for
Great Falls and points south.
Great Northern Railway
y est.
40 u cEast Mail 7.24 am.
10 5 ~ cstcrn Star l2:lI pm"
stops only tor passengers to
Spokane and beyond
East
40 % Fast MaIIJ 722 pm.
No ! Western Star SIT pm
Stops only for passengers for
CHEAT Falls, HaITc and beyond
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AMERICAN LEGION

A IN eTlCan Legion BlaCkfeet
observation Post l27 meets the
first and third Tuesday of each
month. Robert Brcmner is com
mander, { b Handy, adJutant,
and Kay IIoylII first vice com
mandCrI k,nucth Vale, second
vice commander, drl Silvds, fl
nance officer, Vernon Blome,
scN Ice officer, emf Roll. ser
gcant al arms joe OpiIdm, chap
lam, Dan Wright. historian. and
Johnny Harper. athletic officer
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WoMEN'S SOCIETY OF
CHRISTIAN SERVICE

The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service meets the second
Wednesday of the month. The
president is Mrs. Vernon Blome;
secretary is Mrs. George Ritchey;
and the treasurer is Mrs. Flor
enCc Coulter
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LEGION AUXILIARY

The American Legion AuXili-
any of BldCkfCCt ReserV alton
Post No l27, meets the second
Tuesday of every month Mrs.
Don Wright Is president and Mrs.
William Thatch is secretary.
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ORGANIZATIONS
AND CLUBS
ALTAR SOCIETY

Catholic Ladies Altar Society
meets first Tuesday of each
month President is Julia Jordan;
vice president, Mrs. Bertha La
Breche; End vice-pres., Mrs.
Annette Armstrong, and treas
urer, Mrs Mary Welch.
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AGENCY BRIDGE CLUB

The Agency Bridge Club meets
the fIsr and third Wednesday of
every month and the I6 mem
beers OF the club take turns in
entertaining al their home or an
other members home
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C0mmence cement

Continued from Page y
Awards given FLA members
at the district and state conven-
tions during the school year
were displayed.
All of the FLA presentations
were made by Robert w. Har,
riS, ag instructor.
Journalism awards Quill and
ScrolD were given Ed Miles, Pat,
ii Taught, Rosemary Gervais and
Gene Cobell.
National Honorary Society of
Journalism awards, Star award,
Dale Vale.
Journeyman awards, Cleo Ly-
tie, Patsy Kipling and Orville
GoSS, Jr.
American Legion Auxiliary
award, Patti Taught, presented
by Mrs. Don Wright.
Attendance awards, Loretta
Merchant, Dennis Stephenson
Judy LaPlante, Jenny Armstrong
Jack Corkins, Jean Baker, Neva
Running Wolf, Dorothy Bruneau
and Norman Preston.
Senior Band Awards
Following are the recipients OF
the senior band awards:
Flutes: Loretta Merchant
Frances Lukin, Carol Magee.
Eb Clarinet: Barbara Shook.
BIB Clarinet: Larry Monroe
Concert Maser) Judy Magee, Re,
gina Morgan, Jean Sellars, Hugo
johnson, Ed Livermore, Jean
Spencer, Myrna Juneau, lola
Enders, Darlene Weaseltail, Bet
ty Dee Johnson, Lou Ann Wip
pert, Mary Upham, Burdella
Sharp.
Bass Clarinet: Dennis Stephen
son.
Alto Saxophones: Dorothy Bile
wins, Lana Peterson, Audrey
Monroe, Fern Marceau.
Tenor Saxophones: Georgia
Hoyt, Lenore Murphy, Merisha
Rutherford, Donna Edwards.
Baritone Saxophone: Roselle
Colbert.
Trumpets: Norman Peterson
Pete Des Roster, John Monroe
Keith Cobell, Tom Whitford, Har
old Douglas, Bobby Higgins, Leon
Nunez, Gordon Whitegrass.
Alto Horn: Neva Running
Wolf.
Trombones: Norman Preston
David Crowell, Darrell La Buff
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Popular Science Contains
Picture Of House Move

The June number of Popular
Science carries a picture of the
Great Northern Ry. dormitory
as it was being moved across the
State Highway bridge across Two
Medicine creek last winter. The
structure is now in use near the
Great Northern hotel at Glacier
Park by the Glacier Park Hotel
Co, subsidiary of the Great
Northern Ry.
The Popular Science picture
Is OF a photograph taken by Don
schmidt, operator of the Glacier
Studio here.
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Plant, John Pendergress, Buzz
White, Chuck Spencer, Dennis
Stephenson, Lenard Fontaine,
Merlin Racine, Phillip Roy, Roc
ky Douglas, Casey Cobell.
Basketball Letters
Gene Cobell, Pete Des Roster,
Meade Armour, Leo Kennerly,
Tom WEIGH, Kelly LaPlant, Nor
man Peterson, Jack Corkins,
Howard Pepion, Joe Little Bull,
Mayne Bear Medicine.
Track Letters
Tom WEIGH, Howard Pepion,
Francis LaPlant, Jack Norris,
Jack Corkins, Ed Livermore,
Mike Little Dog.
With the Glacier Reporter
printed several hours before the
event, since the publication is
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends and relatives for their
kindness, flowers, spiritual bo-
quets and cards on the occasion
of the last illness and death of
our beloved husband and father,
the late Jesse J. Brown.
We wish also to thank Drs.
Bennett and King and other
members of the medical staff of
the Blackfeet Hospital as well
as the Rev. FIR. A. NJ. D. Gillen
for their ministrationS of love
and kindness.
Katherine Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brown
MIR. and Mrs. Gayle Kramer
Hazel Leland
May Warren
Harold Brown
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Charles Spencer, Gary Schildt.
Baritones: Jimmy Armstrong,
Marion Salway, Don De Rouche.
Bases: Leo Kennerly, Melvin
Rutherford, Don Fisher.
Drums: Neil Parsons, Carolyn
Barcus, Barbara Hanson, Carol
Pepion, Lloyd Wippert.
Football Letters
Managers on the football squad
this year were Murray HARDWOOD
and George Bostwick.
Those receiving letters were
Tom WEIGH, Gene Cobell, How
ard Pepion, Norman Peterson,
Meade Arnoux, Gary Douglas,
Norman Preston, Neil Parsons,
Ed Miles, Orville Goss, Ed Liv-
ermore.
Tom Whitford, Francis La
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MIR. and Mrs. Felix Menden.
hall visited friends in Great
Falls last Sunday.
T. A. Busey, Reporter publish
err, left last Thursday for Gold
endale, Washington, planning to
be there all this week. At COM
mencement exercises of Golden
dale high school last night, his
grandson, Henry, was graduated
with high scholastic hOnors. Last
year Henry was a Junior of the
Browning high school.
DR.. and Mrs. Corregan, who
reside on the Rocky Boy reser,
walton, where he is senior med
ical officer, visited friends in
Browning last weekend.
EXTRA! Fight Pictures at
Park Theatre, Friday Sat.
Urday, June 3 and 4. Two
big pictures Rocky Mar
ciano VS.. Ezzard Charles, and
Rocky Marciano VS.. Don Coo
kelI! Two championship fight
features on one show, TO-
sether with The Road
West" Don't forget these
two great fight pictures.
adv
Mr.. and Mrs ACel Chattin left
Tuesday for Lawrence, KanSa.
to be in attendance at the com
mencement exercises of Haskell
their niece, lola Hill, being one
of the graduates.
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Memorial Day To
Be Observed

Sponsored by the American LIE
gion post, services will be con
Quoted in the high school gym
on Memorial Day, Monday, May
30 at 10 am.
A fitting program will be Civ,
en-. 1t will include speaking, mus.
lcal numbers and ritual.
The public is cordially invited
In observance of Memorial
Day it is urged that the Ameri.
can flag be the conspicuous sym.
Dol along Browning streets. In
other ways that the sacred day
may be fully esteemed, it is the
duty of citizens to so plan.
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BOXING CARD ALL SET

Ernest Gray, manager of the
Browning Boxing Club, tells us
today that the stage is all set
for his forthcoming boxing card
in an outdoor arena at Babb.
In this one the Browning boys
will tangle with a complete set
of opposition from Great Falls
club. On both sides every con-
tender is golden gloves or
State A.A.U. champion in his
class.
The fights will be held Sun
day, June e.
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91ou~si~9 Social and Pes4o~dl Neu4

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Starr and
their daughter, Mrs. frankie
Kramer and children, are leav'
ing for Arlington, Ore, tomor'
row morning. The Kramer fam,
lily has been here visiting for
two weeks. The daughter, Carol
Ann, who has been attending
school here since last Septem.
Der, will be attending school at
Arlington next year. The Stars
will be gone for two weeks, plan.
ming to visit relatives and friends
on the coast before returning
home.
ExTRAl Fight Pictures At
Park Theatre. Friday Sat.
vrdsy. June 3 and 4. Two big
pictures - Rocky Mareisno
vs.. Ezzard Charles. and Roc.
ky Marciano vs.. Don Coo
keIl! Two championship fight
features on one show. TO-
sether with THE Road
West" Don't forget these
two great fight pictures.
adv
Mark Dwyer, oil title special
list of Cut Bank, spent time in
Browning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leadbetter
and her sister, Mrs. James Nc
Court of Cut Bank. were in at
tendance at the high school
graduation of Richard Leadbet
ter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lead
better. at the University of Con
zaga in Spokane last week. Rich
ard completed his junior high
school studies in Browning, at
tending the last two years Of
school at the University Of
Gonzaga. He will continue hi.
schooling at the University o.
Gonzaga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrhow of Gu
Bank were guests at the A. D
Stephenson home last Sunday.
Miss Hazel Powers was a patti
ent at the Memorial hospital il
Cut Bank the fore part of the
week.
Miss Audra Pambrun is home
enjoying a two weeks vacation
John w. Bonner, Helena at
torney, was in Browning on legaI
business last Saturday.
Sig Nelson of Havre was ir
Browning Wednesday and yes
erday transacting business.
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DEAD MAY LIVE AGAIN

Yankee Clipper and Lovely
Dawn, race horses owned by Bill
Show, may be seen again on
Montana and Alberta tracks, ac-
cording to him. Though old phys
ically, both are young in spirit.
Both are IA. Another racer, Pie
gan Lady, age 4, may set the
world on fire, according to Bill.
All three are in pasture.
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of Fridays dateline, the conclud.
ing story of commencement, held
last night, will be carried in
next weeks issue.