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Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02
PIon Cookie Swap
Porty tuesday

WEST GLACIER-Tuesday is the
date for the Cookie Exchange party
at the conference training hall. This
will be combined party for the
Ladies Afternoon Out group
and Home Demonstration club. Each
person bakes her favorite Christmas
cookie and brings them to the hall
at 1:30 p. m. and exchanges them
for variety of cookies brought by
others-taking home the same num-
Der of cookies she placed on display
There will be short movie and
cards and conversation.
Mrs. Stanley Baxter was called to
Lethbridge, Alta, because of the
death of her sister, Mrs. Burton Mel
drum, Sunday. Her sister died of
pneumonia, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Helen Glib spent Thanksgiv-
ing weekend with her daughter and
son-in-law, the Jess Whitneys Of
Great Falls.
Russell Erickson underwent an OBJ.
GRAFTON, Monday at the Kalispel
hospital. - -. -.
The Max Edgars celebrated theil
anniversary with a family dinner
Monday night.
Andrew Stewart returned from
Rexburg, Idaho, Thursday.
The Stitch and Chatter club will
have their next meeting at the con
ference training hall, Dec. 8. Mrs
Milton Rise will be hostess.
| Ingwald Anderson returned to Mis-
; soula, Friday, for further examine
ton. Barbara and Learn accompar
. led their parents and will have ey
examinations. Helen and Cecilia wi
stay with the Clarence Bengtso
family during their parents absenct
/, Mrs. John B. Sloan left for Sp,
kane, Sunday, and expects to b
/. gone a week. Mrs. Jerry Ciglian
is staying with her daughter an
sonlin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted SloH]
!, during Mrs. Sloan's Spokane visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Shock spent Thank
!, giving with their grandmother, Mr.
Lena O'Neal. Frances Stratton spe
q week with her grandmother, Mr.
O'Neal.
q T/Sgt and Mrs. Ralph H. XIII
ball and children, Tacoma, a
y to visit Mrs. Kimball's parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M
!, honey next week. The Kimballs a
enroute to Shaw Air Force Bas
2, South Carolina, where he is to I
port for duty Dec. Is.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02

Hawk Waltz" and DeBussy's Magic
Carpet Of Dreams"
STREETS DISCUSSED
Several community problems we're
discussed. Suggested names for
streets and avenues of Hungry Horse
were presented to the group. Few
members were in favor of streets
named merely by numbers and it
was suggested that western names
for our streets would give the town
more col0rful personality. Two
names suggested were 'Tamarack
drive and Strawberry Roam street
Residents are to keep bringing sug-
gestions for names to the streets and
roads commission. headed by Err
win Riley.
Fire Chief Mickey Mcclure report
ed that the Hungry Horse volunteer
firemen were getting a new five
horsepower siren and also new
portable pump.
Refreshments we're served at the
close of the meeting by Mrs. Ace
Powell and Mrs. Jim Willows.
Next Wednesday the board Of
trustees have their monthly meeting
and it is also work night at the
Community club.
DANCE DRAWS 10
The semiformal teen dance las
Saturday at the Community club wa!
attended by approximately 40 are;
teenagers. A three-piece band head
ed by Kay Sanderson provided tn
music.
Girls door prize was won by Mar
garet Ryan, Columbia Falls; boy
!, door prize was won by Skip Hanson
Coram. Winners of spot dancing
prizes include Marie Baeth, Martil
City; Patsy Newhouse, Hungry Hors
and Skip. In charge of the dane
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Patterson
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Pow
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02
Sands Families Guests
At Holiday Dinner

MARTIN CITY Thanksgiving din
ner guests at the S. D. (Red). Smith
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sands,
Jr., and family, Summit, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Sands, Sr.
The Red Smith family and Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Sands were guests OF
the Sands family at Summit over
the weekend. The three families were
successful in getting two elk.
The Smith family stayed over for
Monday and helped Lois Sands cele-
brate her birthday anniversary
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02
To Hold Candy Sole
BY Darlene BeIIusci, reporter

HUNGRY HORSE-The Junior
Activities club had their regular
meeting last Friday at the Commun-
ity club. After the business session
square dancing was enjoyed by all,
called by Erwin Riley.
Refreshments consisted of hot
dogs, pop and coffee.
Chaperones were MIR. and Mrs.
Bud Dusterhoff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Seifert, and Mrs. Fran BOZ
sen.
The club is having candy sale
Dec. at the Pennywise Drug and
the post office.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02
Trippers Plan Dance,
Joint Meet in KaIisnel1

MARTIN CITY-Trap Line Trip
pers will hold a dance, Saturday
evening, at the Lions hall. The club
meets the first and third Saturdays
Of every month.
Also planned is square dance
and box social at Cornelius Hedges
school in Kalispell, Dec. 10, spon-
s0red by the Trippers and Docey-D0
club Of Kalispell. Ladies will bring
box lunches to be auctioned.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the events. Both are schedul
ed for $50 p. m.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02
'Dokotos' at Royal
Theutre Fri.-Sut.

''Dakotas," western starring
John Wayne will be on the screen at
the Royal threatre Friday and Sat-
urday.
This replaces "Yellowneck" which
is listed on the monthly programs
Co-feature with "Dakotas" is AT
rican Man Hunt"
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02
Catholic Ladies

MARTIN CITY Catholic Ladies
of Martin City, Coram and Hungry
Horse will hold their Christmas party
and regular meeting, Monday at 8
p. m. at the home of Mrs. Duane
Byrd, Martin City. Mrs. Herman
Byrd will be cO-hOSteSs.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02
BusseY in Seattle

WEST GLACIER-Fred BusSey,
Glacier National Park administrative
officer, was in Seattle this week con-
ferring on civil service and equip
ment need problems in the park
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02

FORT ORD, Dvbraisch, president Of the Montsry
kiwani club shakes hands with Private Albert Lewis Company
Kiwans Club luncheon Through
the efforts the uso Monterey ennua civic organizations have
vid National receiving training Fort Ord
ca under the Armed Reserve Act series uncsons
dinners pal Week. Frank G. Adams,
Monterey Uso
bert Lewis IA, Columbia Army phofo.)
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02

ell, Frank Seifert, Kenny Mas, Mrs.
William Krall and Mrs. Ace Powell.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-02

Hawk Waltz" and DeBussy's Magic
Carpet Of Dreams"
STREETS DISGUISED
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16

biologist or anthropologist, fam
liar with Topography, immigra-
ton, emigration, cultural and ra-
cial contact, conflict, accomoda-
ton, adjustment, assimilation, rur-
al and urban sociology, group be-
havior, community organization
and disorganization. Several of
our Consuls frequently run afoul
with the mOres and foll1ways of
the country.
A few illustrations will suffice
Walking in the neighborhood in
the Islands in short pants is all
right, but for a Consul here to go
out of the bedroom, much less out
of the house, in pajamas, even if
they are of beautiful silk, does not
add to the prestige of our for
eign service, although one will
find in summer, miles and miles
of bathing beauties, whose mud
ity eclipses that of our Igorots.
For a General Consul to speak to
his Vice-Consuls and other sub
ordinates like a landlord, talking
to his tenants, may be impressive
in Spain, India and Japan, but not
in this country. I heard American
visitors seated at one of our Cen
eral Consulates, while the General
Consul bawled out two Vice-Con-
suls, whisper to each other, Il
don't like him" The man is a
nice gentleman at heart and is a
fine scholar in law, but he used to
talk to F'ilipinos in America as if
from the superior attitude of a
judicial bench. These point to the
necessity that before sending our
Ambassadors and Consuls abroad,
they should receive anthropologi-
cal and sociological lectures in the
habits, customs, manners, history,
literature, arts, etc, of the people
of the country to which they are
assigned.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
SOCIAL IDIosYNCRAsIEs

1t is admitted here that when
it comes to what sociologists call
mores and foll1ways, there is no
such thing as universal standards
of right and wrong. K Shridhar-
ami, in My India, My America, says
that in Gujarat, "Bramin caste
dinner is a veritable symphony or
chestra of soup eaters"-a noise
which no American, however
coarse, would associate with any
thing musical. In Gujarat, this is
to show appreciation during the
course of the dinner, just as belch-
ing is a needed climatic sound to
show full satisfaction after the
meal. On the other hand, shaking
hands is considered rude and I'M
sanitary in India, where, instead,
they put their hands together on
their chest like a Catholic Priest
intoning DOminuS VObiscum.
There, they do not smell the flow
ers they buy for religious pur-
poses, for only the virgin blossom
unviolated by a mortal kiss is fit
for God.
According to Shridharani, in
Gujarat, they do not call their
spouses dear" or honey, and in
fact, they do not even use each
others names in talking to each
other.
OF course, in one country a per-
son must wear black and offer
flowers at funerals; while in an
other, one wears white and offers
food.
A discussion on the conflicting
idiosyncrasies of various peoples
can run into volumes. There are
variations of these, even among
the same linguistic group-sueh as
the Australians, the Americans
and the British. A Consular eu-
logy on Lincoln in San Antonio,
Texas, would not receive as much
enthusiasm as in Chicago, Illinois.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Sociological Instructions Needed
For Philippine Consular Officials
BY Trinidad A. ROjO

For a thorough and more comprehensive insight
into Filipino problems abroad the Philippine Consuates
in Hawaii San Francisco and Los Angeles and the Philip
pine Embassy in Washington, D. c. should each have
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
CIGARS AND TAILS

1t is said that a Senator, a
member of a delegation to Wash
ington, DC, distributed cigars in
Continued on Page 81
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
CONDEMN UNITED STATES
CITIZENS

Our politicians and statesmen
usually assume and insist that
they know the Americans. They,
of course, know their history, their
government, their culture in a
general way. But this does not
necessarily save them from faux
pas when they come here. Some
of these behave as though Amer
lea is our protectorate and not
Yice-Yersa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

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Claims Adjustor texper or LIE;
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FHE .NNUAL MEETING 81 ths
iaJhSDYiss suiLDiNo AssociHT1cN vii 6
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NO FEE
$4,000 TO $4,000 YR.
100 engineers - out-of-toWn - many
states. Research. design, Develop
rnent. production. manufacturing
4 yobs for graduate engineers, Eiec-
trOnie. mechanical. chemical. aero
nautical, mathematictans, physicists.
electrical technical writers. opera-
tons weapons ANALYSTS. structures
| engineers. communication enGfneerS.
electronic systems ENGINEERS
APPLICANTS MUST PAY FEE ON
FOLLOWING JOBS
800. engineers IN the above mentioned
fields. also research hacterioloEical
technicfans, statisttcians with enei-
neerinG. and science exper.. heating.
ventilatins. rsfrissretion ensineers.
snTinserS chemists auto. pilot ana.
lysts. recording instrument repair
men. many planning ordinances an
gineefs.
iios 18th o.. NV. Kx. s-Ta7o
Evening star., 1955-01-02
HELP-MEN

COOK, second: eoiored. fast short
order and grill man: local references
absolutely necessary; hours 8 TO ~
pm: Apply DUKE DEL. Alex, KI.
COOK. single preferred. motel res
B. c. Tel. L. Plata 62oa after Il
Evening star., 1955-01-02
NO FEE


| CAPITOL HILL SECY.
Several cUsnines: must Be good
stenos.; eei, educ. helrfui. Come IN
spen. lsss Miss Grant or Mss Lee
iBOYD'S, cor. q and i2th
Evening star., 1955-01-02
HELp-MEA
ELEcTRoNIcs
FOR ENGINEERS
COMMUNICATION
FIELD ENGINEERS

Assist. train and advise mill
tary personnel in the installation,
maintenance and utilization Of
airborue and ground communica-
ton equipments and systems.
including: telephone. teletype.
carrier, AM, I'm, HF. VHF. UHF,
TV. and lnicrowaVe. EE or
Physics degree or equivalent
training.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Engineering Scientific
NO FEE

WAsHIN0TON, D. c.
rmxsISisrs ssnsts rsp.r rh IN p .na stst C l.sssS
E1ECTRoN1c ENGRS. N. d. pref,
circuitry design - to $4,000
Evening star., 1955-01-02
ASSISTANT MANAGER

Top salary for capable man with
credit experience for finance com.
pany. Advance with groNing con
eeTn, company benefits, excellent op-
poltuntty for risht party. Cal Mr.
LEE. AP. 7-S0T5-