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FlagStone and Stone

WORK
lPorches. patios. walks. retaining walls
tile drainage. Also waterproofins.
ANGELO MARcucclo ~. 9-1i69
FLOORS, sanded and finished. Quail
ity work at reasonsble price.
rAooRs N MoRRIsi SssiiN}s,sEp ~; sEIsii iiixE NEW
Free estimates. Reduced prices. c.
r. COVER. WA. 7-6s6S any time.
FLOORS SANDED. expert work: 50
rm. and up; free estimate. merrill
CO.. ST; a-s57o days, ~,
GESEaAL GiEsfis e'fsi KEpArRs. painting and
DECORATING; plastering. root painting
HOME REM0DELiNG, roofing, gutter
down spout. painting, -papering, re-
pair work Of all kinds. WADE ROOF
pnIS,: 1NS Goi: Lu; Ill l-3s5o; ss s,,,, h,n. +,
and ext; res. and commercial: wall
paper removing; no drinking. honest
PXINTISG. INTERIOR AND ExIE-
RI0R, ,oIS Free , sStiTat,sss stsso any time
pAlNriSG. iHSsEi PAP4RiNG. sS5s's Waterproof.
inter. exter.: Fla loans avail. For
estimates. ~. 9-477l. JU. 5-42l9,
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Papering. Free estimates, WEBB. ia.
1-OoAf aAsSA b'u'' ." NHS' ouA'
PAINTING. PAPERING, SCRAPING--
First class workmanship; work done
immed. MR.. POAT. RA. 3-5643. r.
PAINTING AND PAPERiNG. Work
guar. Low winter prices. Est. free.
Sill. Spg.. TAX. PIX. JU. 5-50s0. -3
PAINTING. interior and exterior. lSt-
THoMPsoN. 10. 7-s9s9. S
PAPER NOW. Low prices. Al work.
free estimates. JU. b-Q745. -3
PAPER HANGING - PAINTING
Wall scraping: plaster patches; II:
3-O69l LII. I-17Ss. day or night. 81
PAPERING. SIC. and up, this week
only. 1855 sunfast washable papers.
RA. 3-7393. JU. 9-G60S.
PLASTERiNG REPAIRS, dry wall and
patching. Reasonable prices. work
PIAsTERiNG REPAfRs. old and new
work large and small Jobs Reas.
White mechs., work guar. JU. 9-4 "a
IPLAsTERNG, waterproofing. Ere
proofing, wall scraping; free esti-
mates. Ii 4-743Q Ii. 7-9057. -4
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MISCELLANEOUS foR SALE

ORGAN - Slightly used Hammond
Chord reduced. Phone Mr.. Wilson.
ST. $4,000. JoRDAN's. corner 18th
and q Sts. NV. -
PHoNoGRAPH. Hi-Fi Magnayox, g.
speed auto; changer. esaut: mahos,
offer JU. 9-2126.
PIANO. steinway srand, 9 IT,. I'm
maculate eond.; can be seen Al 1909
Moorland Ia, Bethesda. OIL. 2-6677
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles. 50 monthly and up plus
an0ing aaos ao AS SShsEsn' Sss4 os Il u:sS ssh 81 B.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Oniy So5 down.
IS mo. mo hauling charsel, puts a
new spinet piano in your home. on
our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan, KITS, 1880 @ st. NV, RE.
PIAN0s-Brand-new standard make.
full-keyboard spinets, only $3.50
Nationally advertised price. S5e5
Mahogany fnish. lO-year guarantee.
as9 ahd donnoes mnnS yaisss Y sS gssa ipgiRst ps
MART. I0l5 1th st. NV. Gust above
the library. Open Thurs. ewes. "A
PIANOS-Come to Jordan's for val
ues in used spinets and consoles
sasb k5s fHRsnss HarsGaSs sSss nir. STAR spinaet
ineh cafie eonsoie4 S4ah Sow ~ 4
Clark spinet, $4S5. story & Clars
40-inch console. S545. Pay S25
down. Also many other values. JoR.
DAMS. corner l3th and g sts. NV
rIASosesmsll Size new spinets in
9ns 9mahossny tinish; nsh;o s3g5; Only s2s
THURSDAY eyes.l. and 1882 oeofsiS
PIANos FOR RENT-Rental or a pur.
chase rental plan. Hauling extra
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and G sts
NV. Sphone ST. 3-9400l. and 1885,
Georgia ave-. SILVER Spring tphon'
JU. 5-1105l. Silver Spring stori
open every evening, Downtown stor'
PIANOS---We will pay you cash fol
Your spinet. console or grand piano
Call Mr.. Leonard. CAMPBELL MU.
SIC CO., DI. 7-S464. 20
PIANO. Concord. spinet, floor sample
$500; new guArantee, KITS, 1885,
g st NV. RE. 7-6212.. %
PLANO; small grand, mahogany I'm
inatsn isn; S195; SIvd ALE1ANRER. SSi7 Wash
PIANO, AN baby, baby grand, Home, I: Kitt
PIANOS. BENCHES, $40 new: new
Lester spinets and consoles; Stein.
way grd., reas.; Wurlitzer spinet
| $225; uprts:. apt. size. by Kimball
! 1895; small Knabe. S125: also
Steinway, stief. Kimball. others
Free delivery; free bench. Piano.
Col. I'd, AID. 4-5e2s $3.50 to 81
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HnR-NokAEN
COLORED WOMEN

For sales work. age IS to IS: neat
appearing, to take care OF our coll
ored customers. See menager. call
suite 4OS. II
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HEIp-WoAEk
FLIGHT
STEWARDESSES
Interviews by
American Airlines, Inc.

interviews. Wednesday.
March 2. and Thursday. March
3. from 10 an. TO 5 pm. at
the American Airlines Ticket
once Hotel Statler, in WASH
ington. NO PHONE CALLS,
REQUIREMENTS: Single:
age 81 TO IS: heisht b'2" to
6'7e: weight 130 lbs. maxi-
mum; vision 1880 mini
mum, uncorrected; education,
high school graduate with ex-
tensiye public contact business
experience; or preferably
college.
Training at Co. Expense
SALARY: Upon completion
Of training. $240 per month;
after six months service $500
per month; with periodic In
creases up to S325.50 per
BENEFITS; Free Transports
ton. disqualification and re-
tirement plans. Two weeks
paid vacation, crew bases In
Is cities. flights into az cities
in q. s., Canada and Mexico.
Maximum go flight hours per
month.
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Win experience In accessories. lin
gerie and sportswear, for permanent
eaSail9n ssiarE Rz GR BRos. esy Tfes es cenn sSGs
= ave. q
SEAMSTRESS, white, for dry cleanine
store in Silver Spring: exper. in
ladies' and mems wear; full-time
employment. Ju. S-4550. .
with bookkeeping expe-
rience. nice appearing, between 80
and 10 years OF age; must be above
public: salary open. Phone for sp-
pointment. Mr.. KAHN. RE. 1-S678
permanent position NJ
National Airport, 5-day week. Air
line pass priyiieges. Starting salary
9 sSSprS $2SSe$250 Phone tx: 1859: -
of growing financial institution; age
20-25; tipping ability with average
speed REQ. Must have capacity to
take resp. and carry out assign. s.
day week. Apply Room 800, Invest
msnt Bids:, 10th and x SITS. NV.
sECRETARY to the director of public
tion. Shorthand. 4O-hour week. An.
nual salary S3,laO. Phone MRS
LIBERG. DE. 1880 for appoint.
sEcRETARY in small once. en-,
neat appearance. prOnclent IN typ
ing and shorthand, knowledge OF
basic bkkpg. desirable; age, under
33: sal. commensurate with ability;
40-hr,- wk. Hyattsville area. AP
1885. -
SECRETARY, age 2O-35: personable
young lady with excel. steno. ability
for diversified duties in large inter-
national corp; 3 days; st. SAL S3.-
900. with excel. advancement oppor-
tunitipS No reg fee personnal
div. MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
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DEEP FREEZE = ExcellenI
condition. LO. 4-7966.
FILE CABINETS
SPECIAL PURCHASE
u. s. GOVERNMENT

so 2-drawer wood. legal and letter
file cabinets, SO and UP.
l50 4-drawer legal and letter file
steel drawers. full SUSPENSION, oak
and walnut: used. but like-ncw cond.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV,
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HO. 2-2476
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Age 2o-35. for general office work In
our WASHINGTON location at .5th and
v SITS. ne, tnear 4th and Rhode
Island). Small amount of typing.
should be accurate and like to work
disqualification. insurance. Reply by
letter to H. j. HEINZ CO.. Depart
ment 81, 300 s. Cation ave. Balti-
more 90 Md. giving experience. age,
marital status, etc. -
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MAN, AMBITIOUS

ae to AS years old, sincere. reliable,
interested in lifetime career in
sales or MANAGEMENT. Car required
knowledge Of our business unnec.
We train you thoroughly to assure
success. Our average salesmen earn
about Sl05 q week, ahoye-average
men earn considerably more. II
qualified. promotion to sales man,
sgement position assures annual
$4,000 Above-average managers
have opportunity for extremely high
income for life. Perhaps you are in
your present position because no
better opportunity presented itself
at the time. This may be q real
opportunity for you. For personal
interview. phone Mr.. Lee Prickett
at the Woodner.- HU 3-6373. be-
tween 9 am. and pm. or write
nAw A2A.U -
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REUPHOLS STEERING

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholster-
ing, labor and material, $6g; work
maaship guar; rs years in same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERING. 250S 14th st. NV.
CO. 5-23SI.
Tv REPAIR and service. Call Ho. q
619S.
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spouts;
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 7-T352
UPHOLSTERY and carpet cleaning;
anteed. Ju. 5-627l. REX sERV-
JIM'S TV SERVICE
90-day guarantee. RE. 7-2233. -
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TECHNICAL RADIO
WRITER-E EDITOR

"A different" opportunity
exists here IN WaShinGfon FOR
D competent radio and tele-
vision writer-editor. We want
someone who can assume full
responsibility for the tech-
nical rewriting and editing Of
manuscripts on radio and
teieviSion servicing and see
them through into study-text
form. who can head up our
editorial work. and who can
assist In the erganization and
supervision OF new projects.
We should like but do not
require . college desree. We
do REQUIRE thorough grounding
both in the theory Of radio
and telsvision and In practical
seryicing. This IS Q full-time.
day position. We offer per-
maneney, congenial assoeia-
tions. status In our organiSa-
tion and o generous scale Of
employe benefits, In your re-
ply, please outline your edu-
eational baekGfnund and work
experience. and give Us some
idea OF your salary REQUIRE
roaHfe AGATaEe
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STENOGRAPHER
VIM. HAHN & co,

permanent position;. s.
day week: good salary: empioye
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INSTRUCTION. eoURsls Gent }
| RE a PIX RECEPTIoNIsT

cgmplete daS course. S25.. Hight. $50
sdard isis sArh Hunsssd' PsS seaooa Piessa ass
n. ". ave, HU. 3-3S24, st. 3-72TS.
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SALESLADY

Sick leave. annual leave. other bene-
fits. Apply NAVY EXCHANGE, Ma
val Receiving Station. Anacostia.
SALESLADIES--Full or part time
experienced selling dresses, coats ano
suits: liberal salary plus 1ee COM
mission. pleasant working condi.
tions in one Of Washington's tor
fashion stores. SAKS, $40 18th st
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CLERK-TYPIST

Large real estate once
desires first-class typist for
high grade work: 37h-hour
week amid pleasant surround
ings: once air-conditioned.
Substantial employe benefits.
with ample opportunity for
advancement. B. F. SAUL CO.
Call Mr.. Grimm or Mr.. Thomp-
son, Ma. S-21l3 for interview.
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P.O. BOX 3046
WASHINGTON, D. c.

TOOLMAKER
Excellent shop conditions. liberal en-
ploys benefits. Apply In person.
ACF ELECTRONICS
Division Of AcF-Industries. Inc.
Su0 N. Pitt st.. Alexandria. Va.
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ADDITIONS, attics converted to bed
rooms or apartment: dormers: bath
rooms and heating systems mod
ernfzed; carpentry and painting: no
down payment; all work guaranteed.
ThTE SAX dsy HoMF q n;shs ~ SSs Tn TN
GINEERING co.
masonry. A. FAGNANf, 10. 2-l994.
BRICK WORK. new or repairing
walls waterproofed: frst-elass work
manship. NO. 7-SSlS any time. -
BRICK WORK--Fireplaces, chimneys,
and garages. TIE. 6-2635 or oV.
3-9S6I. 5'
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY clean.
ing in your own home; drapery and
slipcoyer cleaning and 24-hour We
Rs5Isn sGRaHs AliHs Na sssoS lssSry Ext LASs' La
CARPENTER, porches. partitions,
gsirs; reliable. +. RowEfL. Ex.
ICaRSPEENsTER. CaRRSPEENs small Jobs, house paint.
Ing: exterior and interior. roofs re-
CARPENTRY. Thy % alterations. repairs
remodelins; old and new work. MR.
| SMITH, KE. 6-SS66 any time. IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and com.
| mericial. New and old work. Work
guaranteed. Free estimate. RE. g.
CEMENT WORK. all kinds. brick
block. fagstone. waterproof pareins
| 20 yrs. experience, reliable colored
man. HARRISON. Ii. 6-1S10. -4
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. RA 6-2.22 any time. 22'
ELECTRICIAN-Wiring of all kinds
Licensed in Md, serv. any time. OIL,
e S.ss44; .s944oEN EM. 2-ssi4; sSSls cpmrST l l.
tios, walls. steps. etc. Free esti.
mate. Call JERRY LU. 1-4756.
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TREE SURGEONS = Thoroughly ex.
perienced: steady work. RA. 6-7979
-6
TRIM CARPENTERS wanted. lst-clas.
only Don't bother II not fully quail
theo. Call after pm. OIL. 1-s!ys
TRUCK DRIVER, exper.; washinstor
D. c. vincinity; for lumber com.
Isns,a JANNASbALE JAla MILLwoRK
TRUCK DRIVERS, exper. counter
men (reg. and kosherI: janitors. ex-
per-; mechanic with tools. spray
ers. cookt. filling station attendants,
q. NV. no. a-4sis. Ho. a-i572
TRUCK DRIVER, must have lumber
VIE WyEaAToS ssssE EuMSR sRR' co.. asds HsIspn sfa:
Ridge ave. Wheaton. Md. q
TRUCK DRIVERS t2). white, sge 25-
IS. TO learn electric wholesale bust
ness: chance for advancement; 6h-
day week; starting salary, SAT 30
S051 18th st.. Silver Spring. -S
TRUCK DRIVER for dry-iee truck; g.
hour day, from 5 am. to 1870 p m,
Apply LIQUID CARBoNIC CORP.
100 Q. Dale st.. Arl,. OF. 4-S930
TYPIsT; November; good speed
Necessary. experience in copy prep
aration helpful but not required;
$125 week; must be able TO trayel
during part OF employment. Write
BOX 111-V. Star. IL
MAN--FAmous Fuller leadership route
open: established customers. mean
no cold canvassinR and pleasant
working conditions With steady
training furnished. but man selected
must be steady and satisfied with
SOS per week to start. For inter
view. phone DI. 7-4477 or DI.
S-349S. or apply Oil National Press
Bldg. 14th and F SITS. NV. Il
aAN TO SERVICE life insurance
debit. Salary and commission. Per-
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SALESLADIES

With experience in accessories. lin
gerie and sportswear, for permanent
position only, 5-dey week, good
salary. RIZIK BROS. HOS Conn
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IrHE EyEN,,r-.e

washington. D G. .
TUESDAY, MARCH 4. 1883
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS wall paper steamers.
sanders for floors and boat. paint
spraysrs' eies; hammers, FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY, WO. 6-o52s. Is
CHAIN SAWS, l-man, sig per day;
TOOLS g. EouIPP. CO.. JU. e-6ssI.
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LADIES; PART-TIME WORK
Light, pleasant saleswork; hours OF
own choice: about 81 hr.. Phone
ma. S-73o7. between and 4 pm
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TRIM CARPENTERS wanted. dst-clas:
only. Don't bother II not fully quail.
tfieo. Call after 5 pm. OIL. 7-919S
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04

Saturday
Tommy Roll of Egan visited at the
Eddie KittelSon home, Saturday.
Tommy and Gary enjoyed duck
hunt while he was here.
o. E. Wendt, Leslie label and
Allen label spent few days hunt
ing in the South Fork.
Sunrift Ladies club were to meet
at the home of Adeline Logan, We'd
neSday afternoon, Mrs. Fagerland
has received word the order for the
aluminium and everything is in or
der for the project. It should prove
very interesting and could solve
part of the Christmas shopping.
INJURIES LEG
Gerald Eckelberry had the mis-.
fortune of pulling one of the lga
ments in his leg, Saturday afternoon
On examination by the doctor, M
broken bones were found. However
Gerald has a very sore leg and HI
had to hobble around. You cam
keep a good man down and Geralt
was found on his job at Half Moon
Monday morning.
i Edward Lewis took a load o
cattle to Missoula, Wednesday, TO
George Wendt. George is trying t
cut down his herd to fit his hay crop
No need feeding expensive hay t
cheap beef, says George.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Benne
and Mrs. George Wendt were anon
the many to attend the open hous
at the high school Tuesday eve
ming. They also enjoyed the senio
play, which was also Tuesday evt
ming.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04

Lumber & Sawmill Workers Local
union, 1929, Columbia Falls, has
been notified that the regional dir
ector Of the National Labor Relat-
ions Board has issued q complaint
against Plum Greek Lumber Co. al
leging discrimination against James
R. Binns, president Of Local 1929.
A hearing into the complaint win
be conducted at Columbia Falls,
Nov. 81. before trial examiner.
Attorney H. T. Herrick has been as
signed to represent the boards gen.
eral counsel in prosecuting the COM
plant
The complaint stems from charge
of unfair labor practice filed under
the Taft-Hartley Act on Jan. Is,
1855 by Local 1929 and the Montana
District Council Of Lumber & Saw
mill Workers unions. It is under
stood by union sources that the
complaint was held up pending dis
position of previous case against
Plum Greek Lumber Co. which re-
suited in an order reinstating four
employees with back wages for
time lost by them as a result
of their discharge. These employees
were Einar Mohn, Ole T. Carson,
Clifford Wolvington and. Milton H.
/ Keck.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04
Richard Howell
Wed in East

DEER Carolyn Cook of
Fall River, Mass, and Richard How
ell, son of Elva Howell and the late
Mern Howell, and grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Howell, were mer-
ried Sept. "a at ST. Marks Episcopal
church at Fall River.
The bride, daughter of Mrs. Will
lam Cook of Fall River and the late
William Cook, was given in marriage
by her uncle, Donald Sexton Doris
Cook, sister of the bride, was bridal
attendant and John Cartrette of
Chadbrown, N Car, was best man.
The couple made a short trip to
New York City for their honeymoon.
Mrs. Howell was graduated from
BMC Durfee high school at Fall
River and is employed by Standard
Oil Corp. at nearby Dighton. Howell
who attended F'lathead county high
school, has served three years ir
the Navy and will continue his Navy
assignment. They are at home at 144
Prospect ST., Fall River.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04
Mother of Former
Glacier Man Dies

WEST GLACIER-Word has been
received here of the passing of Mrs.
j. R. Cuskelly, Dickinson, N. OAK,
mother of William Cuskelly, former
Glacier National Park employee, now
at Rocky Mountain National Park.
She died Oct. %.
Mrs. Cuskelly, 66, was born at
Sturgeon Bay, Wis. and came to
Dunn county, N. Oak. in 1910 where
she taught school. In 1918 she was
married to Joseph R. Cuskelly at
Killdeer, N. OAK, where the family
ranched, and he later served as
Dunn county auditor for several
terms. She moved to Dickinson in
1885. There are seven surviving
children. Her husband and one son
preceded her in death.
Services were Oct. Is at st. Pat
rick's church, Dickinson with Father
Charles Schneider celebrant of the
mass.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04

sides his widow, at the family home
IN Essex, Mr.. Graham is survived
by one daughter. Mrs. ]. R. Miles
OF Glad Valley, S. Oak; three sons,
Alrman First Glass Lloyd L. Jr.
stationed in Fairbanks, Alaska. Keith
D. OF LaSalle area, and Allan G.
Graham of Columbia Falls; three
sisters, Mrs. Fred Metcalf Of Kalis-
pell, Mrs. Fay Loveall of Columbia
Falls, and Mrs. Merle Knapton Of
Whitefish; and four brothers. Or
vile Of Kalispell, Chester Byron and
Sam Graham all Of the LaSalle area,
and seven grandchildren.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04

ship, Public Power and Atomic
Energy"
Following the Saturday evening
dinner, there will be an address.
THE International Outlook" by
the Rev. Edwin Randall, Method
list preacher and Pacifist.
Sunday morning topics are:
The Sales Tax" by J. M. Peter.
son, retired educator. and Sum.
mary and Evaluation" by DR.,
Robert Dunbar, professor Of his
tory at Montana State college
The institute closes Sunday noon
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04
Holding Former
Labor Institute

MISSOULA - Twelfth annual
Farmer-Labor Institute will be
held on the Montana State Uni
versity campus Nov. IL, II and
Is.
Sponsors are the Montana Fed
Grafton of Labor, Montana Farm
ers Union and International I'm
ion of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Workers.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04

|ovng his employment with
upJy he taught agriculture
WIS in Lodge Grass, and
-, at Townsend. Since 1943
9TH the Great Northern
ad was working as a car
I've time Of his death Oct.
ole of 81 years.
taIam was a veteran Of
sast three years he had
hrne in Essex where he is
~ his widow, Lauella Mar
! to whom he was married
Is25 at Indianapolis. Be
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04

will be led by the Rev. Joseph
Mackin, professor Of economics at
Carroll college, Helena.
Saturdays program begins at 8
a. m. with an address Manage
ment Of Our School Lands" by Ar
mold H. Olsen, attorney general.
James G. Patton. president Of
the National Farmers Union,
starts the afternoon program with
The Family Farmer and the
Consumer"
Rep. Lee Metcalf will talk al
$50 p. M, Saturday on Partner.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04

Registration is at $50 p. M.
Nov. IL.
On the program are James S.
TIMBER, president Of thu Montana
State Federation of Labor, who
will open the Institute at 7:30 p.
M, Nov. IL.
Other speakers include R. v.
Bottomly, associate justice Of
Montana Supreme court, who will
present a memorial address te
the late John Swackhamer.
Labor Unity and the AFLrCIC
Merger" is topic Of a panel thai
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04
Busy Bees Ct b
To Sponsor Party

BAD ROCK-Bad Rock Busy Bees
club will sponsor a public card
party, Nov. 10. A quilt made by the
club is to be given away that eve
ming. Party will be at Bad Rock
Farmers Union hall.
The club met at the home of Mrs.
Griffin Mattheisen for their October
meeting 1t was voted to tie the
quilt, Friday, at the home of Mrs.
Tim Sullivan.
Next club meeting is the after
noon of Nov. II at the home Of Mrs.
George Mattheisen.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-04
Farmers Union
TO Meet Saturday

KALISPELL - Flathead County
Farmers Union win hold q special
get-t0gether at the Odd Fellows han
Saturday at $50 p. m.
Educational and recreational pro-
gram IS planned by the State Farm
ers union representative. All mem
bers are asked to be present, and
the public is invited.
Lunch will be served.