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Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10

in the program were Dale Witty,
who sang and Splayed the guitar;
Darlene Sparks, who played an
accordion selection, 1T is No Sc
cret"; the Casne boys with accor-
dion and guitar, who played "Ov-
er the Waves" and entertained
with several magic tricks. Ina Mae
Rice gave defamation.
Mrs. E. Olsen was pleasantly
surprised and presented with a
birthday cake by Earl Fritz on De-
half of the LaSalle Boosters. Mrs.
Sam Casne decorated the cake.
Cookies and coffee were served
by the Grange ladies.
Sandra Taylor and Bill Taylor
of Lower Valley are visiting this
week at the home of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ber-
nard.
Bill Stiles attended the FLA
camp which was held at Holland
Lake last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bernard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Taylor enjoyed
trip around the lake Sunday.
Gene Bibb was home last week
on ten-day furlough. Gene Is
stationed at Fort Ord, Calf.
Word has been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Walters, who
are vacationing in California, thai
they are enjoying themselves bu
prefer a place not SO thickly popu-
lated.
A decorating committee for tn
coming state square dance festival
which will be held June Ii a
Flathead county high school, me-
at the Earl Fritz home Sunday
evening. The gym will be decorat-
ed in an Hawaiian theme. Each
square dancer will be wearing :
lei and other Hawaiian customs
will be carried out. Those presen
for the planning committee meet
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Abe La
Vale and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hagel
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Fertilizer Plot
Test Successful
by LBH club

LASALLE-The LaSalle Boost
ers All club met at the home OF
Frank and Neil Graham last
Thursday with Robert Howard
acting as president. 1t was report
ed that the fertilizer plot was
showing up well. This plot is To-
Gated on the Sam Graham farm
on LaSalle highway. The 11480
fertilizer was applied in the form
of "4-H" and can now be read
from the highway. Other types of
fertilizers were laid out in strips
for experimental purposes.
1t was decided to make some
more directory signs.
Edward Casne reported he de-
livered crate of oranges to the
county hospital and with the help
of Mrs. Robert Howard and Mrs.
Sam Casne, delivered them to the
patients personally.
The tractor maintenance and
electrical members will meet at
the Earl Fritz home Thursday.
Recent new members are Gail
Graham, Doris Harder, Joan Pet
erson, Nile Overton, Dennis Wyl-
der and Jean Powell.
Roll call was answered with
What / Have Done at Home for
Safety" The club voted to spon-
sor an evening with Mrs. Walter
| Stocklin of Kalispell, to show the
All mothers and other interested
persons how to make bed jackets
and bandages for the cancer closet.
1t was decided to have work.
day Friday at the Nolan Root
home. The club plans to rick some
wood and do other jobs that Mr.
Root needs to have done. He had
a slight stroke and the doctor
orders are mo work for two
months"
Roll call for the next meeting
will be 'My project for 1885," Cal
Graham will preside during the
meeting, which will be held at the
Robert Howard home. Mrs. Byron
Graham served lovely lunch.
DRAWS BIG CROWD
LaSalle Grange hall was filled
to capacity Saturday evening wher
the Grandview Supreme All club
LaSalle Boosters All club ane
Grange members presented three
one-act plays. Others taking par
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10

Glacier Home Demonstration club
when they have their final meet
ing of the season. This will be
family picnic at the Apgar Picnic
area. Monday will see the start Of
the "scavenger hunt" This will
be door to door collection of un-
wanted and unused kitchen items
to be used at the conference hall.
Tuesday, cleaning of the confer
ence hall kitchen will begin. Ev-
eryone interested in helping with
this project will be more than
welcomed. When this is finished,
the new dishes which were pur-
chased from the West Glacier cafe
will be moved in and stored along
with the articles collected in the
Monday pickup.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Wick Named kCEZ
Stution Manager

KALISPELL-Dick Wick is the
new manager Of radio station
KGEZ succeeding Norm Fisher,
resigned. Fisher plans to leave the
Tlathead.
Wick has been with KGEZ since
1913 as. an announcer, salesman,
sports announcer and most recent
" a sales manager.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
"Yov happen 10 be on privote properly"
Launch Cruiser on Mcdonald

WEST GLACIER-After hearing
that the M. L. Bundles had launch
ed a big cabin cruiser at the foot
of Lake Mcdonald Sunday we
became interested in how and
when the first large boat was
launched on the lake. From the
files of the naturalist laboratory at
park headquarters, we found that
the year was 1895, when George
Snyder established stopping
place for visitors on his homestead
near the site of the present Lake
Mcdonald hotel. This consisted of
a frame hotel building and two log
cabins. Since there were no roads
into the area from Bolton, Mr..
Snyder and some of the settlers
swamped out the first road from
Bolton to the foot of Lake Nc
Donald.
He then purchased 40-foot
steamboat that had been running
between Somers and Poison, on
Flathead lake and shipped it by
freight to Bolton. There they load
ed it on to wagon with its top
heavy boiler and transported it ur
to the foot of Lake Mcdonald
where it was launched.
This boat, the F. 1. Whitney
was the first power boat on the
lake and served for many years
to haul passengers and freight uI
the lake. After it was retired from
service, it was beached near thu
hotel where it stayed until a slide
similar to that last December eau
sed its destruction.
RANGER LANE VISITS
After ten years absence, Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Lane and daugh-
tiers are visiting in the West Gla-
cier area. Mr.. Lane was formerly
a ranger at the park. He is being
transferred from Theodore Roose-
welt Memorial Park in North Oak.
ota to Shadow Mountain, Crane
Lake, Colorado.
Colonel and Mrs. Raymond
Pratt have returned to their sum
mer home at Apgar from Carmel
Calf.
Mrs. Leona Harrington will 1eav,
Friday to attend the summe,
school session at Western Mon
tana College of Education, Dillon
! Tommy Price has just received
three-months old German Shor
Haired pointer from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osmer Rue, Grea
Northern depot agent at Sandpoin
J are at home at their summer cot
tage at the head of Lake McDon
aid. Mr.. Rue was former Belto-
depot agent.
Mrs. Laura Marbles brother
w. w. Whitford and wife of Ceda
Rapids, Iowa will arrive Monda
for a weeks visit. Accompanying
the Whitfords will be Mr.. and Mr..
Karl Kehrer, also of Cedar Rapid.
Dan Lundgren is selling ticket
/, for membership in the Flathea
County Rescue and Lifesaving or
ganization. Membership is on
+ dollar and anyone interested ca
become member. The rescu
work is done on a volunteer basi
but the necessary equipment
quite expensive. This is a deserv
! ing and worthwhile project an
/. a dollar is very small amount
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
DetoiI Coming
Farm Activities
by w. W. Mauritson
county Extension Agent anc
Marvin r. Costello, associat

by w. w. MauritSon
county Extension Agent and
Marvin r. Costello, associate
county agent
KALISPELL-A few reminders
the quarterly farm forum is Sat-
friday noon-Temple Tea room-no
host luncheon. The subject is land
for taxation.
The weed tour is starting from
Flathead County airport at 1920
am. Bring a sack lunch-we'u
have coffee.
To be seen will be whitetop,
goatweed, leafy spurge, Russian
knapweed, wormwood, oyster SAL
sify, and other problem weeds and
control measures and methods.
Rain or shine.
Following is a brief description
of the Wool growers responsible
ties in obtaining a wool incentive
payment.
/. The grower must make appli-
cation at the County Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation Of
flee.
2. The grower must furnish the
original copy of the complete &C.
count of sales of his wool and
make application within 80 days
following final settlement on his
wool.
8. For growers selling through
the local wool pool, the account Of
sales will be taken care of by the
association.
Remember: the more you get fol
your wool, the higher will be YOU
incentive payment.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Donce for Adults
Friduv at Il. II.

HUNGRY HORSE - Friday IS
the day of the big spring dance Tor
adults at the Community center.
The Bob Bigelow trio OF Kalispell,
who are considered excellent mu-
sicians, will provide the music.
Door prizes include wrought IRON
novel mail box donated by Mont
gomery Ward and a s. purchase
certificate from the Knott Mercan-
tile, Whitefish. Dance chairman IS
Ray Quigley.
Almost 200 people attended the
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ANSWER IS YES

construction of a wind tunnel in 1919
Until 1910 all research was done by
the NACA at Langley, and 40 per cent
Of the agency's staff still is stationed
there. It now has 20 wind tunnels
Research covers all aspects of aero
dynamics, including such specialized
fields as stability and control, fiutter and
vibration, rotary wing aircraft, and
vertical take-off planes la Buz Sawyers
model in The star comics.
At Wallops Island, rocket-powered
missiles are fired out to sea- BY radar
tracking and instruments in the rocket,
information is gathered on fight prob
lens in the transonic and supersonic
ranges.
Some of the fastest and largest super
sonic wind tunnels are located at Ames
Laboratory, including the worlds biggest
tunnel capable of testing full-size air
plane with 70-foot wing span at $50
miles an hour. Problems Of high-speed
aerodynamics are worked out here
At Edwards, specially designed research
planes are flown at speeds faster than
sound It was here that the first sue
cessful supersonic flight was accom-
plished in the XII.
Adjacent to the municipal airport at
Cleveland is the Lewis Laboratory Here
problems of propulsion from the chem
istry Of fuels to the operation of full-size
engines under simulated conditions of
high-altitude fight can be studied. All
types of modern and future propulsion
systems are researched including turbo-
jets. ram jets and rockets
II was particularly impressed, and
always have been. with the attitude of
the people at NACA." Representative
Carl Durham, Democrat, of North Caro-
lima said on the floor Of the House last
month. They have but one thing in
mind How to build better airplanes than
any other country in the world"
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At New Years people make lists OF things they want
accomplish during They're called New
resolutions they sometimes pretty hard keep
for the whole year.
also celebrate with parties
Here Junior Editor at party wearing special clown
tune and tossing confetti and rolled tape He has clown
hat and bunch of little balloons to swing.
this picture cardboard color with crayons
res at wrist ankles white Color the suit
color covered with bright dots The red and white
Cut out the carefully Fasten the separate behind
his shoulder with brass fastener bent pin Then he
put his clown hat.
Fold the Of the dotted lines the
figure will stand
violet Newsfeatures)
: Tomorrow: New Year Elves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
ANSWERS TO
OUR PRESIDENTS

President and Mrs. Ruther'
ford B. Hayes celebrated theil
25th wedding anniversary in tn,
White House, December 30. 1877
a. Gen. James Gadsden
American Minister to Mexico
signed q treaty with that counD
try on December 30. 1853. fol
the purchase of what Is nov
southern New Mexico ant
Arizona. Franklin Pierce wa
President.
3-Woodrow Wilson, Decem,
Der 80, 1918.
Questions on Preceding Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

An inexpensive way to stop
drafts and save fuel this win
ter. Measure 36x72 in. Com
plete with mounting strips
and nails.
, 1955-04-21

Ten years ago this coming June, 1--WE the peoples of the United
Nations" determined to save succeeding generations from the
scOurge of war, set forth in the United Nations Charter their
hopes for a permanent world peace. This June, between the
goth and the 18th, representatives of the SO Member States Of
the United Nations will gather in the city OF San Francisco to
-ededicate the faith of their peoples in the Charters principles.
, 1955-04-21
Cleveland Couple
Wins Trip to ST. Thos.
for Curnivdl

for Cdrnivdl
Virginia. Carpenter, Public
Relations Director of Halle
Brothers Company of Cleve-
land, Ohio, has just advised
Acting Commissioner of Trade
David E.. Mas as follows:
1--WE have a wonderful cou-
pie for the vacation in ST. Tho
mas. They are Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert E. Busher, 1866 Estill
Rd., Lakewood, Ohio. Mrs. Bus
her is a good guesser' in the
family and had the winning
entry. Mr.. Busher is a manu-
facturer.'s representative
They are most thrilled about
winning the contest and are
looking forward to the trip.
There was much interest in
the contest in Cleveland. We
had about 5000 entries. + am
makiny a set Of the ads and
copies Of photos Of the inter-
iors fer you. They will be
ready to mail early next week.
We have had nothing but com
pimentls from local people &
our resources about the pro-
motion. Two radio stations
gave us free programs!
We ook forward to working
with you again on our 1856
Travel Show. Please accept
the grateful appreciation Of
everyone at Halle's for contri-
buting so much to the Carib-
bean Colorama."
The Cleveland Plain Dealer,
under the heading Sunny Ca
ribbean Colors Make Bow at
Halle Preview", on April 7th,
carried the following:
Before an audience of news
paper radio, television and
merchandise executives, head
ed by David Mas, acting com
Continued on page a
, 1955-04-21
DR.. Cotton Requests
Reuppointment Of All
Of E. Employees

Dr.. G. Robert Cotton, head
of the Department of Educa-
ton, has recommended the re-
appointment Of the personnel
presently employed by the
grounds and all divisions that
Department, which includes
Libraries, Parks and Play
grounds under the Department
in the new reorganization.
In addition, each individual
is assured of an increase in sa-
larry.
The Board Of Education on
DIR. Cotton's recommendation
, 1955-04-21

has approved licenses for Sc
veral teachers for the year
1954-55. They include Theo-
dore Tynes, Chrystallia Chris
topher, Austin de Chabeft,
Jane Naughton, James Hol-
saert and Helen Joseph.
, 1955-04-21
Funds for White
House Confdb Mode
AvuilubIe to Comm.

Deputy Commissioner of
Education, DR.. G. Robert Cot
ton revealed that he received
$1,000 to promote the White
House Conference on Educa-
ton. This conference will be
composed of interested lay
people, professional people &
teachers, for the purpose of
studying the school system.
This Conference is schedul-
ed to begin the latter part of
May and will continue until
November, at which time ten
persons will be selected from
, 1955-04-21

Vicorp officials have agreed
to give to the Board of Educa-
ton any five acres Of the IS,
for the construction of the
school. While the Board has
approved this, some details
remain to be worked out as to
the exact location, which will
include the availability Of wa
ter. A subcommittee has been
selected to study this matter.
, 1955-04-21
Insuldr Bourd of
Education Approves
recommendations

The Insular Board of Educa-
ton which met in st. Croix
recently under the chairman
ship Of the vice chairman R.
H. Amphlett Leader, and gave
their approval to several re-
commentators of DR.. G. Ro-
bert Cotton, Deputy Commits
sioner Of Education.
The site for the construction
of the new Junior High and
Grammar school to be located
at the entrance to the town of
Frederiksted was approved; in
addition, they have voted to
purchase an additional two
acres of adjoining land thus
making five acres available for
this project.
Approval has been given to
the new site for the consolidat
ed Grammar school to be locat
ed approximately on the top
Of Kings Hill. This land is
owned by the Virgin Islands
Corporation, and is approx
mate1y 35 acres.
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HELP---MRN
MAINTENANCE MAN

Experienced man to do maintenance
work and take care Of hot-Water
heat oil burner system Of garden
type apartment project. viii only
consider o man who can show Q
good past record; Salary and apart part
between 8 am. and pm.
MILLWORK FOREMAN to take charge
OF production, in well-established
mill; q good opportunity for az
gressive man. State qualif. Box
54-E. Star. 20
MnLWoRK MECHANICS for bench
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welfare dement's. CAN Mr.. MALLoN'
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NIGHT CLERK, for large residential
DEVELOPMENT; white. age rs to 40:
hours to 8; 8 pm. to 8 am.
PIX experience desirable: good
health, good appearance and .
pleasing personality essential: ref
a sfsnef TAR EsHslEff s s9sd 6sy s. ADPls
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BOOKKEEPER tautomotiyel-FTan-
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IRON WORKER, some
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IRON WORKS; 424 New Jersey ave,
PAINTERS-I2 mechanics. Admiral
homes OF Forest Glen I'd; SIG q
day and Up. rs
PAINTERS, 16 good men needed: SIC
q day and up. Rockland ramblers, OF
Viers Mill I'd. adjoining Twinbrook
and Arrow Rock. -2S
PAINTERS. mechanics only. Is needed
for lge. housing development; $16 q
day and up. Brookhayen homes,
1901 Parkland drive. Wheaton City.
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PAINTERS. white. Apply z am.
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DESK CLERK
Exper, Refs. Required
Apply in Person Only
HOTEL STRATFORD
rs z ST. NV.

DRIVERS : Experienced furnitur.
men. Md. chauffeur license required
TRANSPORTATION to and from D. C
CHEVY ~ CHASE HsEs0n TRA SNkTaFso4 !
STORAGE CO.. 4s03 Moorland lane
Bethesda. Nc 81
DRIVER, COLORED-Est. dry clean,
ing route, $40. plus commission; S4i
guarantee. experience not necessary
train on the job; 2 yrs. references
last Job; Excel; oppor. e advance
Baltimore ave., RiverdaIe. Nd.
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Local refs. Apply in person. CHAS-
TLEToN PHARMACY, 10th and +
NV 81
ELECTRICIAN-we can use 2 or l
1st-class electricians and helper,
for old work and air-conditioning
Must have Z. G. card: Apply Q!
call REED ELECTRIC CO.. 2603 T
ELECTRICIAN. jobbine and installa-
p oc pS sarf boM ARSsEy Ez zisS e. COZ g.
441S Conn. ave.
1st class: good pay;
old and new work. Call after 9 pm,
AID. 2-7933. 80
must have journe-.
man card and d. C. drivers permit
Minimum age %. MAISEL ELEC
CO., 2433 18th st. NV. co. 5-959S
go
mighty experienced
steady work: top pay; wonderful op,
portunity. Apply after 9 ON. 64l:
EIECTRIC APPLIANCE mechanic
experienced preferred: approved q
training. DAUBER's, 1890 18th st
ELEVATOR OPERATOR tcolored),
apt. bldg; mature; 6 days. $50.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1017 K NV.
ST. $4,000.
ENGINEER. End or 3rd class license.
Once o x ED H 1esgp5Y Rfr'o 16sh
and Florida NV AID, 4-75O0 -20
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

We have a permanent position open
for an experienced top secretary to
the president of one of Washington &
largest real estate and building or
ganizations. This is an exceptional
opportunity for a high-grade, com
petent, ambitious secretary. Salary
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CATION. Box 33l e, Star. go
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fine
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SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced
light-skinned colored We pick ur
R ReS de dRfEx p nRc Ina Apply
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sALEslEEN-Ws have need for men
to sell Ford cars and trucks: DEM
onstrator fufn.: best comm. plan
possible; we win train you. II you
have been Q Ford dealer for 80 yrs,
See Mr., WINSTEAD at FRANK
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let US show you how TO
60 into business fou yourself on .
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women and children, furniture and
finance you. Apply MR.. STER.
LING Fl. ABRAMSoN co. 1882 9TH
st. ". -27
full and part time. Ex-
cellent working conditions See Mr.
Emmanuel. SURPLUS SALES, 926
Pennsylvania ave. NV. -27
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HELp-MFN

YOUNG MAN. white. to learn theateF
business. Mechanically inclined. will
q car. Box Use. Star. II
YOUNG MAN, 1880 years. trainee
Observation-Disclosures for local and in
terstate moving company. Must have
car. Apply 1850 Upshur st. NV.
YOUNG MAN-Stock clerk for cam
943 Pa. ave. NV. 81
YOUNG MAN---Permanent opening
available In vell-established company
to assist branch manager. Must be
capable Of selling. Some experience
In blueprint reading desirable.
Car essential. Satisfactory financial
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er, for progressive Ford parts de-
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