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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADD, MAGa;, used and m new; hans.
81 f,f'. .SssS; ikSis sunday. CO co, s:4sas:
ADDING MACH, cash reg. barEainxs E
MITCHELL SALES CO.. 561S Bate.
ave, Hyatts. UN. 4-S437. ls
ADDING MACHINE, excel. WORKING
cond., S35. Call LO. 5-3203. 80
ADDING MACHINES-Don't buy .
used or new machine until you snog
our sale S36 and Up. all make&
CENTRAL 2019 l4th st. NV; =.
ADDRESSING MACHINE and spps
plies for 500 names: 81 90. Calh
EN-. 3-2757 from 10 to 4 and Po'
AIR fRsaeSSi scoSDifioNER. sEffi coolA,rs Ssa.
dow type. Excel. cond;; $50. VA
AIR CONDITIONER UNIT, tor,
Drummer. new, used mo-; ofiein4
price, 81, 900; available now, $92h
MA, S-2256, $3.50 to 8. .-3q
AIR CONDITIONERS. Chrysler Az
temp. for easement windows, " h.p.
1855 units in crates with thefmo.
stat. Regular price. S3q9. 90. Qu3
cash price, S24e.95. PARAMOUNT
60, 2ao2 Ga. ave. NV Hu, 30
AiRS,CcoNDIT,oNERs, new 1855 units
at terrific savings for cash buvers.
PARAMOUNT CO., 1902 Ga ave.
NV. HU 3-4S00. Free parking. .e.
ATR-COND.; Frigidaire, ton; used
2 mos; new eond.; Sl3o 6A.
3-3R0S ---3U
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STOCK CLERK
HO. 2-5805

STOCKS AND BONDS SALEsMAN--
OPENING for sincere and ambitious
individual. Il. YOU are retired from
the military forces or the Govern
ment. or are anxious to learn In
up our new training .program will
help you secure. . satisfactory. in
come with an old established arm
JOHN G: KAHN CO.. 2nd fieor
TAILOR, Tor mems and vomen's
alterations; must be able to operate
pressing machine; good pay.
LONGS CLOTHING. T31 7th st.
TEACHERS, POSITIONS in art,
music. chemistry and physics. BIZ
ology. languages. indus. arts. phys.
ed. math., librarian. English and
social studies, elementary, COM
mo. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY.
1341 G ST. NV, RE. 7-3938.
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THE EVENING STAR

IIUI PENNA. ave. INV. -
MATRON, relief, Friday. Saturday
and Sunday nights. Mature. H;S;G
Supervise children. 81 900: POIO;,
MAC EMPLOYMENT AGCY.. 1884
wilson blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000.
NURSES (2), white. 1 R.N., general
duty; middle age. non-drinkers. AD
2-47o0, 23O1 Calvert st. NV. --29
NURSES AIDE. white for general
salary: must live IN: references,
NURSES, practical. white, nursing
home, Also nurses aides. 2i4o k
NGRsE.SECRETARY. part, time: doc:
tors ONCE; air-cond. bldg. CAL
after 2 pm, JU. S-4226.
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Secretary


Fast shorth a n d
speed, accurate tran
scription necessary.
Must have previous
business experience.
Permanent only. Neat
appearance, good per-
sonality and alertness
requisites. Choice To-
cation, air-conditioned
building. ST. 3-7733.
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WAITRESSES

for coffee shop; must be
over 21. Excellent working sondi.
furnished. Apply RIM. 205, WASH
INGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT.
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INSURANCE

with IRE and cas-. FMS.
exper. MRS. COX. ME. $1,000.
CONTROL CLERK-By
hotel equipment frm. accuracy and
WE RSs!nass Vaeation. auel siee leave. stc. Apply
to Mr.. Robey. End a. ONCE. e. B.
ADAMS CO., 641 New York ave.
KITCHEN AIDE, Protestant: 8 days,
8 hours. paid vacation. TU. $4,000.
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COLORKD woman or girl TO care feE
. child. 4; 6-day week. from z
nm 10 ii nm. Gail between D
md Q pm. only. II. 4-6276.
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EXECUTIVE HELPER
FURNITURE
SALESI,ADY

Not over 80. Must live vic.
N, Y. ave. and Bladensburg
I'd. ne. Good starting salary
plus commission; group hos
pitalization. Apply IL am. to
10 noon. Mr., Smith, sr.,
SMITHS TRAN FER r q
STORAGE CO.. 1913 You st.
NV,
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BUSINESS SERVICES

A q D GENERAL CONTRACTORS.
and sash cords . speciality. 01u-
eral repairs of any kind, Free ez-
Inmates. RE. 6-766l; Lu. 1-5SeI.
sTENOGRAHPIC, TYPING, on
FICE SERVICES-Hlghly eompe.
tent personnel. Days. NE. S-670A;
ewes, DE. 2-5250. --29
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

CLERK-TYPfST, for construction
firm. ne. Sec: accurate and neat
typing essential: salary open. Boz
27-R, Star. Il
EDITOR or co-author, for dramatic
scripts, wanted BY writer with
European bckgrnd. Box 1f-R. Star
MAN AND WOMAN. Woman wanted
as ONCE attendant, preferably mar
ried; man to do light duties after
hours. No children. Apt and sal
ary provided. Box 354-M. Star,
30
WOULD A COUPLE or single person
on small pension like TO work part
time for room and board this sum-
mer In Shenandoah Valley: small
restaurant operated by ex-teacher.
NICHOLAS. Sterling 3-6400. Ext.
2616. 9-5 pm. 30s
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING LOTS

ia. 6-6921
BRICKWORK-No Job too small
Or too big; garages, retaining walls.
barbecue pits. custom work: cash
or terms: AP. 7-ss93. 20
ditions, etc: flrst-class work, fully
insured free estimates. Call Mr..
BILL EX 3-22s5
CARPENTRY and remodeling; re-
pairs of all kinds; closets. cab
inss doors SSSsb., G0rS 9Drosurs SndoEs Osr
titions: painting and roofins. No
2-O201: after g pm. AP. 7-2937
AZ eRY, general contracting.
Brick and cement work: guaran-
teed. Mr.. LEONARD. WA. 1912.
window cords, glass.
porches steps. WADE. Ho. 2-0365
remodelins, repairs Of
all kinds: cabinets. closets, doors,
porcies. painting. windows, roof
ing: no lob too small. free estimate.
once phone. DE, 2-0201: after Q
pm. call AP. 7-2937, LA. 6-666s.
CARPENTER-Porches. partitions,
shelving. cabinets, Eeni; repairs.
Reliable. J. RoWELL, Ex. 3-o62T.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
done immsd. RA. s-Ss2s. any any tine.
sLAGsToNE, STONE. CEMENT. pa
call JERRY, LU. 1.4766,
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SALESLADY

SALESLADY
Experienced. suits coats, dresses;
isnt Iop sa1H onnSrtnnitv iH Spniy HOLLY
1WsosoDo opeItSTHiNo pceIoTHiNo c.. 7os Sth st,
NV. -29
SALESWOMAN, under 80; steady:
with shoe-fltting experience. Also
Saturday extras. Apply manager.
1927 Good Hope I'd. Sc. =
SaleSwomen, Crew Mgrs.
Full or Part Time
$40 per day and up. 2bse commits
sion Low-price, 12-ib. portable air
sliTstissr. .2 Apply ,s,. to II noe noSn a., s1d
cairo sS Il Hotel. iesI nussi Que 1na &C. NV. Nv.
Mr.. ELLIS. so
In slip covers and drapes. ST
saaCRiaTTARY. white experienced
Friday TO handle daily routine.
salary Ssn cSosmnmensurate with ability
sEeRETaRY. Ec sTlGSS. beginner, broKsTsse usS
arm ts1a,,- ,i, $s h5s 5000, Ss,lo PoToMSc slss
Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000.
sECRETARY-We have an opening
for q young lady. 2O-25. with two
or three years exper. as q secre.
retary or stenographer: in addition
to the usual shorthand, typing and
f1linE abilities. she should be sblt
to learn routine and detail. Posi-
tionai associations, Excellent work
ing conditions, Starting salary,
$276 mo, Apply BOZ 423-E. Star
SECRETARY. With some Bookkeeping
S75 wk,:: real estate boukkpr.
stene, &7S wk.; PRIVATE eECRE-
TARY, $500 mo. so openings DAILY,
Niss yo1kd - P.ssonnsI 1sii
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RENTAL

RENTAL
Can you rent apartmentsf II you
have had real experience in this
field plus appearance and person.
ality. apply 10 am. to pm,
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY. 3la
North Glebe rd., Arlington, Va.
RESIDENT MANAGER. under As,
throughly experienced in manage
ment and renting of garden-type
furnished apts,. capable of full
charge handling of established de-
velopment Of 130 units. Good salary
and apt commensurate with duties
and responsibilities. Call MR.
LESTER. DI. 7-4Os2 20
apartment house. Must be expert
enced. Salary and apartment fur
nished. Box 442-L, Star. IL
SALESLADY, ready -to-wear, expert.
enced only need apply; excellent
opportunities; high-grade clientele
steady position; salary, $50 pei
week. Apply 101s Conn. ave. -2s
SALESLADlES., experienced for
dresses and ior corsets. SHEF..
FIELDS. -3021 14th st. NV, 30
SALESLADY. exper. only, In ladies'
ready-to-wear. Steady position. DO
saIRLEYs. 1881 3. CAPITOL St,
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. new and old construc-
ton brick work. painting. plaster
ing, cement work. steps. Easements,
walks driveways. AD 4-1705, II
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porehes
lalousies kitchen modernized. recr
rms. complete remodeling service;
no money down. as mos. to pay.
; SECO SALES, 10. S-301O. EN-. q
6749. day or night.
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LAB. TECH. TO $3.50
Nursss pRoEEssioEhE RTss Ests Az K Ssoo
300 18th st. NV. Suite 500
Evening star., 1955-06-29

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for
modern apt. BLDG: full-time work.
See res. mgr l7O1 Mass. ave. NV.
POSITIONS in art .mu-
&c; chemistry o1s and physics p nSIs biology
la5aAfSbi mass. librarian. nf Ensii:h and and social
TEACHERS AGENCY. 13z1 q Ct,
rHEEksrHEoSE Z " ~, 70asassAi 70afssassAiron, relief, ca.
rillon % q Eop,,s; S,: ai5SSeon6itioned ansSo 4SS-
NV NV secretsfiai telephone Service.
excellent environment and good SAL
airy for personable and dependable
woman between 80 and so. Call
EN-: 2:es06 after pm. Tor sspppt'
70 be tnteryiewed, so
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - Earn
easy money ut home Private un-
limited phone Necessary; 1nan YoI are are
paid for ss each call. AD. 2-7soo Tor
TYPTsF TiPPgTRlH'men'i cones. srsdua... with
physical science BACKGROUND and
woTf SMrsM FOR research aDea1s1ss Srranisasion IN
Bethesda Write fullv, p. o Boz
h96s Bethesda Nd
TWISTS, $50 wk. .Typist dr., asst.
TS' V Finance maj ESQ CO. typist.bEkpr., % sSS
Miss II EvANs At soYp's fest. 40
yrs.l, 700 12th. cor. q and 18th.
WHITE: must be 1885
graduates Of q business course Of
local area senior high schools and
not smoke: hours. $50 70 5: day
Saturday; Apply plyr,,snly cnly y VrvgpM. gncnMs.
TILE AdkNcY, iliS Il ct. n.v:.
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LEDGER CLERK

Young woman, 20-36 yrs. Of age, fol
perm; position n our acct dept. dept
tine and control; some appropriate
experiences and ability to type are
required: b-day. 40-hr. week; sal
ary commensurate with experiences
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Oper
weekdays s:30-6, and Sat. 9-12
No phone calls.
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MrLp-Mn tesas.,
NAT.ESMEN

Young man. aged 21-ss, TAKE NO
are In business Tor yourself. make
good money and like. to sell an ex.
fnent nne. CaIl 10 b-36a6 90
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HELP WOMEN .
TYp1sr-CLERK

For varied duties: white, permanent
only. Must have experience and
be able to type SO W.p-m. 5-dAy.
40-hoar week: sick and vacation
leave plan: air-conditioned bldg.
eau for appt.
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SHIRT PRESSERS
Stats, Typist, $40

SGaClS. IyplSG, 9tU
JANE BpRcH, RIM. 226, Bond Bldg.
l.s--,. A. so
STENOGRAPHER, experienced only;
3 to :. 18th and K st. location.
CONDITIONED once. Call Mr..
Hurley, RE. 7-o112 for appoint
sTENOGRAPHER, for private scien-
tific club. Good salary, lunch and
other employe benefits. Box 1851.
sTTiEaNoGRAPHER, exper., for lse.
building-supply firm: 5-day, 40
hr. wk.; air-cond. once; paid vaca-
ton, other company benefits. Ap--
ply Mrs. Burton, BARBER a. ROSS
CO., 9TH and v sts. me-. DE; 2
sTT2ESNaoiGRAPHERs. T2SaiAPHR experienced for
vacation replacements: to 4
weeks. 81. 3-1972.
gTENOGRAPHER, real estate once;
5-day week: employe benefits: per-
n,,1,a, wSnsns position; sgsoo CSll CSnll,uAMprss;; Mrs;
4 BUSH. INC 1907 4 st. NV. - al
sssa sSs e st.Ita s5ne ,.s1g ARM .r. Idss yss gssf
ieses ME-. $500. -3e
STENOGRAPHERS, experienced. for
vacation replacements; l to 4
weeks. ST. 3-1972.
STENOGRAPHER: starting salary
S275 to $500 per month: typing,
some dictation and general ofilce
work. with engineering company In
: Dupont Circle area. Call MR.. MAR
TIN Hi 3-4O30 q
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5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

TRAINEE for telephone orders and
selling in expanding frozen food
grssnisation grssn,i.s .a Duties put INCLUDES ic%s s.rs
school educ. good salary. Apply
CHAS. e. EMMERT. 357 We. ave.
g.w., after / pm.
TRUCK DRIVER. experienced In
operating dump truck. REALTY
DEVELOPMENT, ia. 7-6616. so
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FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY

l starting salary Of S65 o week plus
commission during training period.
Share in sick benefits. group in
surance. disqualification, retirement
benefits and vacations with pay.
Call Mr.. CONKLIN at JU. S-9177
or MR.. HOBBS ct ia. 1922 for
appointment.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
HELP-WoMEN
BANK BOOKKEEPER
BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR

Experience preferred; 6-day week.
free retirement plan and life in
surance, air-conditioned ONCE. per-
manent position.
The Munsey Trust Co.
1o00 saTU CIT NJ VI IN
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Holiday Schedule

Industrial activity in Columbia
Falls over New Years holiday will
resemble the pattern at Christmas.
Anaconda Aluminium Co. produc-
ton continues as usual. Office per-
sonnet will be off Saturday, Sunday,
and Monday.
Plum Creek Lumber Co. employees
will work a half day Saturday and
be off Sunday and Monday.
Rocky Mountain Co. expects to
work Saturday morning and be of
Sunday and Monday. Manager Al
Reid said that saw mill repair is
scheduled to start next month
though the planer is to operate all
winter.
Stoltze Land and Lumber Co
schedule is working Saturday unit
about 8 p. m. and off Sunday ant
Monday.
Superior Buildings Co. is working
Saturday, and will be off Sunday. /
the men decide to work Monday, the,
! will. A vote will determine this.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Brown Appointed
To School Board

KALISPELL-Rex Brown, Coram,
mill owner, has been appointed as
a member of the District school
board by County Supt. Lulu Bar
nard to serve until next April.
Brown was recommended by the
board to replace Otto Fehlberg
Coram, board chairman who re-
signed because of i'll health Dec.
20.
District 6 voters next April will
elect board member for three
years and another for one year. The
three year term results from the
expiration of the term of Conrad
Lundgren, who resigned last month
and was succeeded by his brother,
Everett Lundgren, West Glacier
The one year term is the unexpire6
balance of the Fehlberg term which
would have ended in April 1857.
HOldover members of the boarG
are Herman Byrd, Martin City; will
lam Knapton and DR.. w. F. Ben
nett, Columbia Falls.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Use MuiI to Order
IS License Tabs

KALISPELL-Most efficient way
to obtain 1856 automobile aluminium
tags (not plates this year, is to Or
der by mail.
About $50 orders have already
been received by the Flathead
county treasurer's office for the
1856 Tiny" tags that go on sale
at the window Jan. 3.
Mrs. Freda Shanahan, county
treasurer, commented that mail or
ders seem to work out well.
She outlined the four steps as fol-
lows: % Send your 1855 registra-
ton card. (2) Make out a check
to Flathead County treasurer, leav-
ing amount blank Or send a money
order or bank money order of suf-
ficient amount. A refund will be
m.de promptly of balance not need
ed, and receipts are sent (4) Be
sure to list city and school district
where you live.
Mrs. Shanahan asks that a separ-
ate remittance be sent for driver
licenses, if there is one expiring
Month, day and year Of birth shoul(
be sent.
1855 license sales in the Flatheat
set new record. They total 1874
for Dec. q compared to 11,409 TO
J, 1854, which was also record
Truck plates sold total 4,885 up from
last years 4,549.
Residents of School District
will find their 1856 car taxes less
, All property taxes are down as
J result of the districts increased va
: uation resulting from the Anacond
i Aluminium Co. plant and Columbi
Falls building.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Plum Creek Men Get Pay Raise

Wages at Plum Creek Lumber Co.
have been increased S to Is cents
an hour effective Dec. 16 reports
Lawrence Rude, mill general man.
ager. The mill presently has a win
ter force of 100 men, down from its
usual $50, not counting woods
crews
Plum Creek men work A hour
week in winter, but during the sum-
mer, 50 hours. It is the Flatheads
largest mill. New wage base is
$1.911z cents an hour and minimum
pay check for the "A hour week,
$500. For the summer work week
it is $1O5.32.
At Stoltze Land and Lumber Co.,
Harry Preston, vice president and
general manager, said that negotia-
tons will be underway early in JAN
uary with the Lumber and Sawmill
Workers union AFL-CIO regarding
an increase. Indicated increase is
from to to Is cents an hour, aver
aging 8A cents.
At Rocky Mountain Lumber Co.,
AL Reid, manager, anticipates wage
increase in the spring. A wage in
crease is also indicated at Superior
Buildings Co.
At Libby, j. Neils last week sign
ed with the Lumber and Sawmill
Workers for an increase from tc
16h cents an hour. The contract clos
es the wage issue until April 1, 1857
and runs until June 1, 1857. The in
crease affects 9O7 Neils employee:
in and near Libby, Troy and Rex
ford.
i Robert Weller, business represen
tative for the Montana district coun
Gil of Lumber and Sawmill Worker
| announced Tuesday that agreement
; had been signed with Kalispen Lum
Der Co., Monarch Lumber Co., Am
erican Timber Co. and a Klingle
Lumber Co. for the average overa
, 834 cents an hour wage increase.
|. Weller announced Thursday thu
DeVoe Lumber Co. and the Gres
i Northern tie operations at Somer
had signed.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
See Buck Deer Fight
From PoWerhoUse

HUNGRY HORSE-Last Saturday
noon two battling mule deer bucks
were observed by Clinton Chambers
and James Wallace, operators from
the control room at Hungry Horse
Dams powerhouse.
From out window they saw a
three point buck challenge a large
deer that had been frequenting the
area. Don VOelker termed the big
deer so large that 'he's a psyche
case. He thinks he's an elk"
The two buck deer came together
with clash and went down. Finally
when they got up, it was noted that
the larger deer had lost his antlers
The old buck now without his Wea.
pom turned to 60 over the bank. He
was also limping.
Chambers commented that the
young buck helped him along by
hooking him in the rump.
Wallace obtained the lost antler!
which usually are not shed unit
somewhat later in the winter.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Elk Hunters Have
Poor Weekend

WEST GLACIER-Another poor
weekend for elk hunters is reported
from the Middle Fork with known
kill of just two. This brings the to-
tai kill in the Sahrday-Sunday- Mon
day open season each week since
Nov. 26 to AZ.
A storm would improve hunting.
Prospect is that the special sea-
son will be closed, but there will be
48 hours notice blythe Montana Fish
and Game department before clo-
sure. The West Glacier to Summit
between u. S. No.2 and Glacier Ma.
tional Park south boundary area is
open to elk hunting this Saturday
Sunday and Monday, at least.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30

KALISPELL-If another 48 hours |
or so tick away safe, the Flathead
will make its best highway safety
record since 1850.
Coroner Sol Catron lists 1855 high
way fatalities as 4. Albert w. Tim
lick, %, Kalispell, died Feb. A as
a result of an accident near Kalis-
pell; James A. Dewar, As, White
fish, died April % as a result of an
accident at the WhitefiSh river
bridge in Whitefish, and Gary Dale
Jackson, IA, and his brother Ron
aid Warren Jackson, 2, Kila were
killed in a U. S. highway No. 2 acct
dent near Kila Oct. q.
Not considered a highway fatality
by the state highway patrol, Cat
ron added, was the death Of Reg
inald Dennis Desautell, S, who was
killed May % when a construction
tractor backed over him near Oh
ney. It was not on a highway, but
on construction project.
The 1855 Flathead score of kill
ed by automobiles compares with
IL in 1854, Catron said. He listed
the other years as 1858 with a rec
ord Is; 1852, g.; 1851, 10; 1850, q;
1919, 3; 1913, II; 1947, g.; 1916, u;
1945, 2, and 1914, 5. Last traffic death
free year was 1929.
Meanwhile the state of Montana
had soaring traffic death that top
ped 23O in 1855. Then the state
showed a fine turn wilen it went
through the long Christmas holiday
without a fatality. Only five states
did this well. In contrast the natior
totaled up its worst holiday in his
tory for traffic deaths-609 of them
Deaths other than by natural caus
es for the Flathead during 1855 wer'
drownings, A; suicides, 5; airplanes
8, not counting the missing uranium
hunters; logging, q; construction
work, 2, and a railroad section work
er killed near Essex, cause nc
known.
! The 1855 favorable traffic accider
{ showing in the Flathead is not a,
; cidental. Newspapers and radio st;
. tons have worked at the projec
! and so have service and study club
! Driver instruction courses have b.
come a part of high school stud,
The state highway patrol and loc'
police officers have been more d
igent in experimenting traffic vi
. latOrS.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Steve Zorzie Leaves Col. Falls

Steve Zorzie, "a, a man identified
with Columbia Falls since its found
ing years, passed away Thursday at
12:15 p. m. at Kalispel general hos
pital.
Funeral services are tentatively
set for Monday at $50 a. M, at st.
Richards with burial in Conrad Me-
mortal cemetery. Father William
Molloy will celebrate the high req
uiem mass.
Mr.. Zorzie seemed destined to live
to be 100. He was a happy, little
man who continuously found some
thing to chuckle about. Two years
ago cancer was spotted.
He was born in the Tyrol between
Austria and Italy, and came to the
United States as a young man in
1891. He spent year or so in Mil
ford, Mass. and then came to Column
bia Falls.
He worked at the old Olson and
Peterson mill on the flat, and then
became a partner with Harvey Par
ker at a saWmill near present day
Parker hill.
| Next he clerked at the R. w. Main
store, later the Cozy Corner building
He laughed that's where / learned
English labels off the cans. >
Later Mr.. Zorzie clerked at the
Carr lsethagen store.
Then in 1917, he and Ed Crun
purchased the Porter Grocery store
location of the present Park Mer
camille Co. Edgar Arnett joined the
partnership. In 1924, E. j. Marantett'
bought Ed Crum's interest, and il
1925 Mr.. Arnett left. Mr.. Zorzit
continued as a partner until 1874
when he retired.
In March, 1854 we took a picture o
Mr.. Zorzie standing in front of pos
office box No. AZ. This had been hi
post office box for 60 years. The
with erection of the new post offic
building and adding more boxes
a change was necessary. Steve wa
perfectly happy to get No. BAT.
Story of man having the sam
post office box for 60 years was use
nationally even in Massachuset1
where Steve had relatives.
, Steve seemed to laugh when h
: talked, and many adults in Columbi
Falls remember the storekeeper {
. interested in seeing that they got
4 piece of candy when they were kid
ell A grandmother told us of peekir
e lup over counter at Steve Zorzie.
The mans apparent good health d
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Columbia Falls Looks Ahead to So

Columbia Falls completing the
most active building year in its his
tory looks ahead to continued stable
growth in 1856.
Stirnulant to continued prosperity
is the new SIS, 900 900 Anaconda Alu-
minum Co. plant with 500 employees
located two miles east. First alum
mum was produced last Aug. II.
A further group of payrolls that
makes Columbia Falls, the industrial
hub of the Flathead, are four lum.
Der mills-Plum Creek Lumber Co.,
Stoltze Land and Lumber Co., Su-
perior Buildings Co. and Rocky
Mountain Lumber Co. The 1855 total
lumber shipments from Columbia
Falls are expected to exceed 5000
carloads. Total was 2,908 for the
first liz months and compares to
$500 for all of 1854, and then re-
cord year of 1947 with 779 carloads.
AS a result Columbia Falls during
1855 had a record volume of build
ing permits totaling $759, 5O7 compar-
ed to $253, 1895 for 1854.
Postmaster Dudley w. Greene es-
Inmates that Columbia Falls popu-
lation is now over 1900 compared to
1882 in the 1850 census and 637 in
both 1910 and 1880. In addition Col
umbia Falls rural routes have 354
mail boxes with 1900 patrons, and
there is the star route through
Columbia Heights.
The 1855 Christmas business at
Columbia Falls post office from Dec.
/ to 20 was "a per cent more than
the same period of 1854.
AS the year ends, Anaconda Alum
mum Co. is stalking out location Of
its new 116 by 149 foot Employees
club on Sixth Street West, on the
edge of the business district
Under construction is the new Pacif
, ic Power and Light Co. building
| which with a new dial system viii
represent 100000 investment il
the community.