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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

javno digne svoj glas protiv
otkrivenog i prikrivenog ma
silja progona Hrvata u do
movini. To je duznost Zajed-
nice i njezinih clanova ne sa-
mo kao sinova zapostavlje-
nog progonjenog naroda,
nego kao slobodnih ljudi /
gradjana owe velike demo-
kratske zemlje. Duznost i'm
je da upozore vlast svoje no.
We domovine ma ova nemila
fakta i da javno zatraze cd
danasnjih vlastodrzaca u Ju-
goslaviji: kako oni mogu OBJ
jasniti dogadjaje iznesene u
prilozenom pismu, kako ma
oval nacin misle izgraditi put
"bratStVu JedlnStVu u JugO-
slaviji.
Nitko pametan nece poreci
rezimu ono sto je pozitivna
ucinio ali nasilja strahovla-
du nece nitko, tko ina ljut-
ske savjesti, odobriti pre-
sutjeti. Zlo Sc ne ljeci pre-
sutkivanjem nego luton
travom ma ranu krvavu". Svi
vanjski uspjesi kojima Sc re-
zim hvasta, su iluzorni dok
je nutrina bolesna.
Kako sc vidi nije nj pisac
prilozenog pisma misljenja da
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

u Zagrebu namjestene kao
trafikantice, it'd.
Dok su Hrvati izvan Hrvat-
ske prisiljeni bjezati, da iii je
u Bosni, Srijemu, Slavoniji
sve mamie mamie dotle Srbi
istodobno naseljavaju Hrvat-
sku. Vec in ina u Poll 5000
ma Rijeci mnogo wise, a do
sta in naseljavaju i u Istri
ma zemlje odbjeglih .Talijana.
Radi Sc dakle o svijesnom u
nistavanju Hrvata, penetra-
ciji Srba u hrvatske zemlje
i otimanju zivotnog prostora
Hrvatima. Ravnatelj drevne
pomorske skole u Bakru je
bosanski Srbira. Dakle nakon
1900 godina, Hrvati &c biti
potisnuti S mora. Sva po-
litika ide "a tim: hrvatsku
manjinu svag d je jos wise
smanjiti medju Srbima, a
srpsku manjinu u Hrvatskoj
sto wise povecati. To je geno-
cidstvo i rasna diskrimina-
cija u bizantinskom smislu.
Hrvatska izgleda kao okupi-
rama zemlja, posada vojna su
Makedonci, Arnauti i Srbi a
svih sest generala SUI Srbi.
Plan velikosrpskog genocid-
stva Hrvata i drugih naroda
provodi Sc po planu prema
ruskom uzoru. Tako su ma
PRIMER u zadnjem ratu Srbi
u Bosni poubijali toliko kato-
lika muslimana koliko su
mislili da i'm treba da sc u
Bosni stvori po prvi put srp-
ska nadpolovicna vecina. Oko
Drine SUI Muslimane kali ma
sovno i 1--WE i'll palili u ma
trpanim kucama. Da presije-
ku vezu hercegovackih kato-
lika sa bosanskim preko Ram
ske doline, poklali SUI sv e
katolike, do kojih su mogli
doci oko Prozora. U jednu ku-
Gu u Dreznici strpali su 60
clanova jedne velike zadruge
i 1--WE i'll zapalili. Glasoviti
Ramski manastir srusen je
do temelja, a svi franjevci
manastira Siroki Brijeg po-
liveni benzinom i zapaljeni,
samo da Sc unisti njihoIva hr-
vatska gimnazija. Svi I,vidje-
niji intelektualci, koji svrsise
onu gimnaziju SUI kasnije po-
ubijani. Srpski cetnfci nasta-
wise unistavanjem katolika u
drevnoj Trebinjskoj biskupi-
j, gdje su i'll 16. i II. .vijeka
pomocu turskih ceta masov-
no prevodili ma pravoslavlje;
"a, *, 1912 poceo je ma
sovni pokolj katolika u ko-
taru Stolac, pa je zapaljeno
II katolickih sela. Popa Vidu
Puticu u selu PREM, slijepa
starca cd S5 godina polise
petrolejom ziva zapalise.
Don Iliju Tomasa, zupnika u
Klepcima sasjekose nozima ma
komadice. LA toga unisteno
.je 5 katolickih sela u kotaru
Ravno. Time je dovrsena ak
cija uniStavanja katolika u
Herzegovina zapoceta u XVI.
(Nastavit &c SCI
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

Pored brojnih pisama koja dobvam Cd znanh nezna-
nih IL domovine stanju prikama kojima danas zvu
Hrvati Jugoslavj, dobio ovo, koje Vam prazem,
da ga Vasem stu objavte kako bi canov Hrv Bratske
Zajednce drug Hrvati ovoj zemlji saznal kom pri
kama 1--WE njhov rod staroj domovini
Svi mi ovdje dobvamo vijesti il kojih razabiremo
wolfe naSega naroda staro domovin ali tim vesti-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

NEZABORAVI - uplatiti
svoj rasporez regularno kod
tajnika svoga odsjeka.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

COVJek VaSega KOVa ire
ba da znade istinu o svojoj
nesretnoj domovini, a evo
vam je javlja jedan vas sto-
vatelj. Vas odgovor Pribice-
vicu u americkim novinama
potresao je hrvatskim srcima
cd Drave do mora kao nj
kada nj jedno stivo. On je
bio remek-djelo svoje vrste.
U Hrvatskoj je bio otipkan
u tisucama primjeraka i ci-
tan sa zanosom. Ali UDBA
je to doznala, pa je nastao
low. Svaki koji je oval cla-
max citao iii Sc kod MEGA ma
Sac, dobio je sest mjeseci "a
tvora. Osobito je stradao Du-
brovnik. To bi yam bilo do
sta da znadete, kako je ova-
mo. Kad su pred par godina
hrvatski nogometasi pobijedi-
Ii srpske u Zagrebu, odusev-
LENA mladez ode do Toni
slavova spomenika, gdje "a
pjevase "Lijepa nasa". Ulov-
ljeni bise osudjeni do godinu
i pol zatvora, a neki STUDENT
istjerani sa sveucilista.
u tako zvanoj federalnoj
Hrvatskoj "slobodnoj repu-
blici" ne smile izlaziti niti IL
lazi nikakav list pod hrvat-
skim imenom ali usred Ia
greba izlazi "Srpska Rice,
postoji drustvo Srba u Hrvat-
skoj i Muzej Srba u Hrvat-
skoj. Seljacka Sloga nesmije
djelovati izvan "Federalne
Hrvatske" (u Bosni je Ia
branjena). Ne smile Sc zvati
Hrvatska. "Hrvatski Radisa"
je zabranjen kao i musliman-
ski "Gajret" ali po svoj Jugo-
slaviji slobodno djeluje "Srp-
sko Prosvetno drustvo Pro-
sveta". Ina je svako vece
srpsko selo u Hrvatskoj. u
suprot, zabranjen je "Hrvat-
ski Napredak', a kad su ne
XII clanovi uprave protiv to-
ga ucinili zalbu, skocila je
UDBA, te u svome zatvoru
drzala 4 dana Juricu Gas
parca, a profesoricu Jakov-
ljevic 10 dana, stoga sto SUI
Sc usudili uciniti zalbu. Hr-
vatski spomen-dani Sc ne dr.
ze. Mi o Zrinskome Gupcu
cujemo samo Cd Radio Wash
ingtona. Nijedno Sc drustvo
ne dozvoljava pod imenom
hrvatskim, koje je fakticno
zabranjeno. Ina Ii drzave ma
svijetu, u kojoj je narodno
ime zabranjeno? Toga media
srpska MAMMA Cd 149o u
Hrvatskoj, koja gosp o d a r i
mad $3.50 Hrvata. Ma swim
glavnim ustanovama zapovje-
daju Srbi: ma carinarnici, ra-
diu, miliciji, vrhovnom sudu
(tu parnice rijesavaju 2 Sr-
ba Hrvat). Ma teret hrvat-
skog budzeta stavljeno je ma
skole tisuce Srba, da zauzmu
sto wise mjesta u sluzbi. tt
suce djaka il Srbije, Make
donije, Crne Gore, Bosne
Vojvodine uz stipendij bace'
no je ma Zagrebacko sveuci-
liste, gdje su sada Hrvati u
manjini, te ne smiju nj pis-
mutt, jer sve organizacije vo-
de Srbi. Kad dovrse nauke
mnoge namjestaju u Hrvat-
skoj. Do nedavna su Sc mno-
ga mjesta ma Zagrebackom
sveucilistu morala rezervirati
"a Srbe izvan Hrvatske, pa
tako mnogi Hrvati nisu mog'
Ii biti primljeni ma medicin,
ski fakultet u Zagrebu.
Nema vece kuce u Zagrebu
u kojoj Hrvatu nije oteta 81.
lom koja soba, da u nju u.
sele Srbina. Prize rata nije
bilo nego 2ao Srba u zagrebu
a sada iii vec ina oko 800
a Slovenca 1919. JOS same
malo Zagreb wise nece bit
hrvatski grad. Predsjednik
Prosvjetnog Savjeta je Crno'
gorac Jovic, a Sveucilisnog
Savjeta sibenski Srbin Seku.
lic-Bunko, prvi sef OZNE, ko-
il stvara zakone "a Hrvat-
sku. Dok sc Zbog bijede me-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
MALI 0GL MIX
zAJ JED lC A RA
CIJENK
CIJENIK

Obicna mala potraga. q kojoj
Sc trail znanca Ill prijateija, |
IA svaku uvrstbu ............ ST. 90
Tko trail radnike po Incl. zoo
Ia tri uvrstbe ...................... 500
fko prOdaje kucu, zemlju, !
trgovinu Iii slicno, 20 Incl. 200
zenidbeni oglasi 1 ponude ne
uvrsfuju se.
TRAzI Sc - Josephine Plejo,
kcerka pokojnog Paska ] Mag
gle. Majka Sc je preudala ME-
zinc prezime je sada Jurach. Jo-
sephine ina dobiti osmrtninu cd
svoga oca. Ako tko sto Znade
0 ovoj obitelji, umoljava Sc, da
to javi glavnom uredu Zajednice.
Joseph Bella, 81. tajnik HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

POMAzITE svojski hrvat-
ske pjevacke zborove u pro-
micanju nase pjesme u Ame-
rici.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
PISM0 Il HRVATSKE G. MESTR0VICU
@ zAL0SNOM STANJJ HRV. NARODA|

Urednistvu 'Zajednicara"
glasila Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gospodine Urednice,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
SIuzbeno izabrani deIegati "a Devetu
Konvenciiu Hrvatske Bratske zajedniCe

Ovdje donosimo spisak sluzbeno pravjenih izabranh
delegate "a devetu konvencu Hvatske Braske zaednce
Birani delegati CHA imena nisu ovoj ist, birani
SUI znac da nisu suzbeno pravljeni ured g tanika
Drugm recma donosimo imena sano sluzbeno pJavlJe-
nih delegate.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Plan your holiday picnic around these appetizng food
values You'll find Your GIANT has everything you need
from watermelonS to barbecued chickens and you
can always depend on GIANT for wholesome, quality
foods at the lowest prices possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Remodel House?

Mrs. r. C. B. College Park
I am full of questions as
we are buying an old house
which we are going to remodel
and add to. ANY tips or short
cuts from others who have
tried this viii surely be APP
preciated. The floors are bad
and We plan to tile them.
What do you readers think?
/ have 4 children. Also. We.
have to put in q heating sys-
tenn. Which is our best bet,
oil. gas or what? tHot water
heat is what ] WANT
Also. does anyone know how
to use duck eggs? This is a
small farm. so I would love
to have any tips on this. as ]
am not a country girl. Thank
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Flower Mart
Group Meets

Mrs. Herbert Seymour How
ard entertained this morning
for the Flower Mart Commit
tee of the English Speaking
Union at her home.
Among those who came to
discuss plans for their booth at
the annual mart to be held on
the Cathedral grounds Friday,
May 6 were Mrs. Cornelius v.
H. Engert, Mrs. Reginald Fos-
ter. Mrs. Raymond E. Lee,
Mrs. w. John Kenney, presi-
dent of All Hallow's Guild
which sponsors the mart, and
Mr.. A. Coster Schermerhorn.
Also present were represent
atives of the commonwealth
countries. who will help deco
rate the English Speaking
Unions booth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

she caught the woman's eye,
then gestured to her own hat,
smiled and nodded. The wom-
an looked startled and glanced
nervously away. Undaunted.
the matron kept trying, in a
friendly fashion to call atten-
ton to the similarity in head
gear. The woman across the
way grew more and more agi-
tated and finally gathered UP
her wraps and fled leaving a
particularly toothsome dessert
practically untouched.
The suburban lady, in the
powder room later, looking at
herself in the mirror discov-
cred she was wearing a plain
sailor, not the hower-trimmed
straw at all.
Ffom AP Newsfeatures.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
DECORATING Glasses

If you are spring cleaning
and have a problem room to
brighten up. join one of the
interior decoration classes
sponsored by the Arlington
County Department of Recre-
alton and Parks. This class
will teach you the technique
of making a room look larger
or smaller. adjusting a prob
lem window. arrangement of
furniture and color schemes.
For further information, call
jackson 1888.
For those who are concen-
trating on doing a spring job
on themselves, the same de-
partment offers tailoring,
beginning and advanced sew
ing, pattern drafting. model
ing. and beauty culture.
And for those who just want
to get out and enjoy them
selves the Recreation Depart
ment offers square dancing,
ballroom, Latin American,
Hawaiian and Spanish dane
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

looking perfectly beautiful
and in the ORIGINAL cos
tune. For a moment ! felt
absolutely crushed and then
that wonderful Miss Dunno,
whom I'd never met, walked
right over and said. Yours is
wonderful. I was lazy and per-
suaded the wardrobe depart
ment to loan me the costume.
Yours is FUN!"
Finally, on more or less the
same subject. there was the
suburban matron in town for
a days shopping who stopped
at tea room for a sandwich.
Suddenly she noticed that a
woman facing her across the
room was wearing a flower
trimmed straw hat exactly
like her own. She waited until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Birthdoy Porfy
Mrs. L. C. F, Alexandria

Mrs. l.. c. r., ALe1dHdTtG
To the lady who inquired
about children's birthday par
ties: Your library will have
several very good books about
birthday parties for children
Of all ages and both sexes. in
GLIDING ideas for motifs. deco
rations. invitations, refresh
ments and games. In the
meantime. here are some hints
cleaned from these books.
Keep the party short and
the guest list. too. for a young
child. Two hours is plenty long
enough for a child up to Is
years old. And the number of
guests should be roughly the
number of years you're cele-
brating-ie.. two guests for a
two-year-old. etc. Zone hour is
a long party for 2 or 3-year
ODD
Remember that the big at
fractions for the children are
the presents and the refresh
ments. Make a big to-do about
them.
Plan, plan. plan the party
practically to the minute.
You'll enjoy the party more if
you know what you are going
do and when. fifteen min
utes is as long as young chill
dren will be interested in any
one game, so be prepared with
a list of games and several ex-
ira. so if one or two don't go
over you can gracefully switch
to another. Have all your
props ready-blindfolds, rec
ords. etc.
If you give prizes for games,
be sure that every child wins
at least one game. It's heart
breaking for a child not to
win when his friends are. You
can manipulate musical games.
such as passing an orange or
a shoe, with judicious timing
Of the photograph to insure
even the youngest guests sue
cess. Have extra prizes, too,
just in case.
Have something started as
soon as the first guest arrives
lit can be something as sim
pie as decorating with crayons
and paste on pictures and pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
READERS CLEARING HOUSE


per sacks you win give each
child to carry. his loot home in.
But don't permit an aimless
period of waiting for the late
guests before the party starts.
Let the shy child enjoy the
party as a non-looker if he
prefers. He's having as much
fun in his way as the active
participant. And for the ag-
gressive child who wants to
run everything. let him be your
assistant and fetch and carry
for you.
Hope this helps a little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

Benjamin Manchester. Chap
ter Membership Chairman.
Chen" awards for sellers Of
Israeli bonds viii be made by
Mrs. Mark Smith. president.
Also on the agenda viii be
the election of officers for the
coming year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Hudossoh to Note
Birth of Israel

The seventh birthday Of the
State of Israel viii be cele-
brated by members of the
Washington Chapter Hadas-
sab at their Spring meeting
tomorrow at the Hotel Statler.
MIR. Y. Harry Levin, Coun-
selor of the Embassy of Israel.
will speak to members about
Israel's progress.
Membership awards for the
year will be presented by Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
MCBRIDE
Continued from Page B-4

Continued from Page b.
perience to tell at the dinner
table.
So was that of a young
friend of mine in, Pasadena
who recently worked hard and
long sewing reasonably exact
facsimiles of the costumes
worn by the hero and heroine
in a film. THE Egyptian" for
her husband and herself to
wear to the Bachelors Ball.
She even darkened her skin,
stitched up a wig of red wool
hair and painted her nails and
toes green.
"And then, said Constance
wryly. lin walked Irene Dunno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Sugar Storch

Mrs. H. D. F.. Washington
For the reader who despairs
Of getting and keeping her
crinolines stiff. here is q tip
from Good Housekeeping: A
harmless and effective stiff
ness is made from / cup Of
sugar to 2 quarts water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Magazines Wonted

Mrs. r. F. W.. Washington
If any of the readers have
any of these children's maya
zines. would they please write
me in care Of r. C. H. and I
will be glad to pick them up.
Our missionary in Tanganyika
would like these to use in her
work there. The magazines are,
American Girl. American Boy.
Junior Arts ana Activities,
Uncle Rays Magazine and
Boys Life. Thanks very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
"My Clothes Iron in Half the Time

"Never before haye I
seen anything that COM
pares to STA-PuF. 1t
really gets things softer
than new-and it's
wonderful the way it
makes ironing so much
easier. Much less energy
has to be expended
handling the iron and l
find I'm through in just
about half the time"
Mrs. DIP. Fldes
Dixon. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
10th Century Club

The International Outlook
Section of the 10th Century
Club will have q luncheon
meeting at 1890 O'Clock Mon.
day. April IS. In Barker Hall
of the YWCA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Like A Dream Come True

when / first tried
STA-PUF. l got 80 ex-
cited / told my friends
it was like a dream
come true. Shirts, socks,
handkerchiefs and even
heavy dungarees come
soft as never before. l
couldn't keep house
without STA-PUT now
that I've seen the won
derful things it does.
Barbara Titus
Glendale. NY.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Fred Sorensens
Buy Barton Place

BAD ROCK-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sorensen and family, Martin City,
moved Wednesday to the place
they purchased recently from the
Roy Barton family. 1t is formerly
the Janetske place.
There is house and outbuild-
ings on the 20 acre property, To-
Gated mile and a half south Of
Columbia Heights. The Sorensens
have boy, 10, and girl, 3. Sor-
ensen is employed in the general
office at AAC.
The Bartons have left for a TRIP
west and planned tentatively tt
locate in this area. They have two
daughters.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Order 2O1 Meters
For Whitefish

WHITEFISH-S Scheduled for in
stallation early in July are 201
parking meters purchased on a
one-year lease-trial basis from
Maggie-Hale Park-O- Meter Co. of
Oklahoma City. The meters will
be placed on Second street from
Spokane avenue to Lupfer avenue
and on Central avenue from Rail-
road street to Third street.
The meters plus installation are
expected to cost $13,5OO. The auto
matte single head type machines
will be on trial for year and will
become the city's property if they
prove satisfactory. They will be
financed with half the annual re-
receipts until paid for. An income
of $4,000 annually is expected
from the meters.
Whitefish city council voted
Monday night to give the sale to
the Oklahoma company.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Annual J U n e
Schools in Park

WEST GLACIER - Annual
school in Glacier National Park for
the so men who will maintain and
improve the parks 1000 miles of
trails is June 16 and II. Many of
the trailmen are college students
Major theme of the trail school
is fire fighting, and in charge will
be Ranger Stanley Spurgeon, fire
chief. The trail men, however, are
in the park engineers organization
that includes roads as well.
Scheduled for June 20, 81 anc
% is the annual school for the
parks IA fire guards and 10 look
outs. Five of the 10 will be mar
ried couples.
To be held June % will be e
special weather school for the ter
locations in the park that take
summer weather readings. These
are the lookouts at Brown, Apgar
Numa ridge, and Scalplock ano
stations at Waterton, Belly river
st. Mary, Two Medicine and thu
fire cache.
Scheduled for June 20 and 2.
is the annual blister rust schoo
with Is men reporting. In charg'
will be A. D. Cannavina, assist.
and chief ranger in charge of for,
estry and wildlife. Blister rus
control-removal of currant bush
es-wil be continued at Old MAJ
lake, Lake Mcdonald and nea
Park headquarters. The curran
bush is host to a spore that return
to grid five needle pine trees.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Student Foresfers,
Lookouts Cominu

KALISPELL-Twenty-five stu
dent foresters from more than a
dozen schools are reporting to
Flathead National Forest Monday
for summer work. The student
foresters have been attending
Montana State university, the I'm
iversities of Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Michigan, Florida, Connecticut,
Georgia and Iowa State, Colorado
A & M, Oklahoma A & M, Pur-
due, Penn State and New York
State.
Carter Helseth Thursday figured
Flathead National Forest employ
ment at 1853 jobs. In two weeks il
will pass 200, and in mid-season
reach 800.
Also reporting Monday will be
IL couples for lookout assignments
to the following locations: Nc
Caffrey, Mission and Napa on the
Swan; Cooney, Elbow and jim
Creek on Condor; Desert, the cloud
watching station, and Pioneer, at
the head of Graves creek both in
Coram district; Cyclone and Nine
Mile in Glacier View, and White
fish and Johnson lookouts in Tally
Lake district.
Assignment of couples to par
ticular loOkouts has not been de-
termined. In another month addi-
tional lookout stations will be
manned.
The Desert mountain couple are
to attend a school at Priest River
Idaho for the II mountain TOP
lookouts in region / who will b.
scanning and photographing cloud!
this summer in the observations
that seek to locate the substratos-
phere jet stream and thunder storm
formation.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Surplus Sales

WEST GLACIER - Successful
bidders in the Glacier National
Park surplus sale Tuesday are as
follows: There were 1874 items.
Joe Opalka, Columbia Falls,
three electric ranges, $17.65.
Fred Landruf, Occur d'Alene, six
tents, $26 each; one lot of used
automotive batteries, SIT; miscel-
laneous store items, 1910.
Davis Pipe and Machinery Co.,
Kalispell, barrel type water heat
ing stove, $3.50; 19 timber hooks,
SOTO; four IL by IA tents, $49.10;
five 16 by 24-foot tents, $66.O5;
five Is by "a foot tents, $51.05;
four IL by Ia tents, $4105; four
tarps for $31.05; five IL by IA tents
for $46.05; one lot of used photo
graphic equipment, $31.05; one lot
of discarded bedding including
sleeping bags, SOLO; one lot of
discarded utensils and fire .extin-
guishers, 1910; lot of plumbing
items including bathtubs and other
fixtures, $101.60;
j. S. Mcfarland, Polebridge
one cooking stove, oil burner
$11.98; one lot of scrap items in
Guiding cash register, coffee Urn
for $3.50; one drinking fountain
So.
Woodrow McCracken, Ledger
one Lot of small miscellaneous
tools for 81 and % chisels for Sc.
Arthur o. Nelson, Kalispell, two
chain saws, $31.20;
Cliff Naber, Havre, several OF
burning cook stoves, So, $3.50, $40
So, So; lot of brass valves for $50
one lot of welding rod and putty
$51; small tools, $110, seven jack.
hammers, $100; lot of refrigerato
parts and electric items, $780, ant
miscellaneous store items.
Sam Kaser, West Glacier, on
lot of metal scrap which included
rivet machine, valve tool grinder
$76.33; Tower and Robinson, Pol
son, two oil stoves for $3.50 each
IL laboratories with faucets, $28.1C
three kitchen sinks, $10.05.
j Louis Castle, Whitefish, on
valve reseating tool, $1.10.
Arthur Weaver, Creston, on
fireplace bellows, SITS.
Gary L. Scott, Whitefish, on
oil cook stove for $8.05; eight fill
ing outfits for 35 cents and tw
cobbler hammers for 20 cents.
OK Rubber Welders, Kalispel
one lot of used auto tires, $49.50
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
New Super Deluxe
|Snow Cat Arrives

CORAM-A new six-passenger
Tucker snow cat has arrived at
Coram ranger station of Flathead
National Forest and is being stor-
ed for use next winter.
The new 5000 pound machine
is provided by the U. S. Soil Con-
servation service to make the an
nual winter snow measurements.
Tom Triplett and Harold Hal
vorson brought the machine up
from Kalispell.
It is Is feet 10 inches long and
6 feet 3 inches wide and underway
has a maximum speed of Is miles
an hour with a cruising speed OF
10 miles. Load capacity is 1900
pounds and the machine can pull
a trailer with $500 pounds. There
are four pontoons carrying the unit
over snow.