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co-oP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

:
ALCONN moves local. long dist; l.
bedrm. apt, $25; = bedrms,. $50;
rms, $40. TU. 2-7272. New vans.
LIGHT HAULING, local sowing.
beaches q speciality. 9. I. MORRIS.
TU. 1850 or Ii: 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms: expert pecsing.
AGE CO., INC, Established 1906.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus. short
or long notices; extra services: any
GENERAL HAULING. daily. weekly
or lease. Ford F-700, new left
body. WA. 5.sl46. -23
will accept surplus furniture rs part
payment on your moving. storage
Reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-141o
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULiNG
anywhere. anytime: reas. rates with
| guarantee. CO. 5-l762. MR. JONES
| .-2T
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INFANTS AND CHILDREN's STORE
in new shopping center. fully
equipped. new fixtures. atr-condi-
wonderful potentiality; low rental
for siye Of store: flrst Ownership.
zAoAMI REALTY. Realtor. Ii; Z
GROCERY STORE; ideal for couple:
guar, 81 600 wkly., mixed trade;
sss: ns.,s lsns nasHr.s (, S::r g: sss sss6o conc
pists. $1,000 down. 3. ]. RYAN.
Broker. NO. 7-s990. LU. 3-o4s7.
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ALEXANDRIA - Exceptional town.
house. newly restored; bedrmss
tile bath. hnee liy. In1s freplaces,
dishwasher. Disposan: every cony..
SiTrs0ns: Sssss decor Eai!sS sssss. ssssssss. terraces
IN. ARLINGTON mr.. wilson blvd;
semidet.; oil heat: fencec yard: End
q; eedrms.. bath; lst H. hy. rm;.
din. rm.. git. finished rm; and bath
R II 9sI,aI RaiS,Sass $40 "a 2;ISso ! ana 2S e.;S
bunea.: newly dec: new bath and
kit; garage: lse. lot: conv. bus; en-
pioyed couple; $50. WA. T-2215,
IBY owNER-country home. FAIRFAX
SSSSbnss; S;sbxsy s miles aese D. STEAM. via baqa agal
outbaiidinss, sood % fences, fences hard. hard
surface road, school bus; living room
24xl4 with fireplace. paneled dsnins
room, big sunny kitchen. terrace:
large master bedroom with tiled bath
IL M baths: sis oil hos.Wster o rdhe heat: hard. ard
| wood floors. picture windows: also
new studio building adjacent: ideal
home for large family; $195 mo.
lBROOKYiLLE. Howard Co. - 3-bed-
room home. 90 mi from silver spring
mo-; avail immed. Call Spring A.
| 1fSS or sykesyiile 3-15-J or DU.
s.E. E16s B. c.. NEAR cApiroL-5:Pm.
brick; partly furn,. good condition.
hso' no eontass asi ss's' owsEK siss EM sMsfnss
W. MYATTs.-a bedrms., fun bsnt.:
fenced-in lot; newly dec: fully equip.
S105 mo. OWNER. uN. 1874,
BETHESDA, Mp.-walking distance
from Naval Hosp; !, bedrms.. gas
MR. LATTERNE.kR. ATT.Rss 81. e.siS1, SIS my
NEAR FORT MYER-s bedrms.' .
and closed porch. brick home. $50
to right party. ia. $500, sat,
ANAc6sfiA. s1ai SsiSi ao44 so,h st. Sc. go ~ .
pedrms;s e1Ep STpg gagase; slsS per mo mo
Nj. si SEVEN Ee ctoOHRSSiERs-s-bedrmP. P Srk
and conv.; Reas. IA. 7-5253. Ii
ARL.. N.-3 b.r., 2 baths Il b.r. and
Rsat t. ea a. kf Hsn slso sse'fs RI 'a5a 5eSs5s g,
NEARBY yA.--Three-bedrm. TamSle, S
on nice lot. SOC per mo. MANNAs
REALTY Co, 2i16 Wilson blvd.
NORTH ARL.--a hi bedrms., din. rm.
rec, rm., la baths. = freplaces,
garage; modern det. brick: close-in
near Buckingham; $135. ia. T.
O93U before g pm. -22
N. ARL., lovely bed
rm. brick: rec. rm.; lge. fenced bach
yard; NJ bus; Si0oi avail. MAI. l
s.E.-6-RM. BRICK rambler: bsmt.:
stove. retRr. auto. as h.-w.h.; storm
windows; S11e. LII. 1-2035. -2s
IN. ARL., 2550 N. GreenbriaF-Ram.
i bier, att. gar, 3 hedrms. Il In
knotty pineh Bendix, disposal. pic
4 ture windows, storm windows. cur.
tain rods, .,-TV aerial. mir. firepl
gas heat: lge. fenced yard: $3.50 mo
Vacant. JE. 3-I602 after q. Lii
DUBOIS PL., nr. Texas ave. Sc
Ultra modern 5-rm. brick. semidet.
500. Call NE. S-65s0 anytime
ARLINGTON bedrooms. full base,
ment, separate dining room. Neal
Oakridge School and bus to Penta'
gon,, sos per month. 26la s. Uhl'
ICaEiySfRLY.. Hi Se 5ssi7 Dewey st.-Besu.
tiful, 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick; full
bsmt., level lot; avail. March /
Reaitor, UN. 4-l143. 80
ARL.-Cute. modern. q bedrooms
washer. disposal. fenced yard; chilt
We1r0ma. gQk no o-ASS1 -Cs
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ARLINGToN - Lge. spacious and
q level land. ioesiss t.: IDEAL for
funeral home or semicQmmercial
SrsDosisio1 os Sv.sr good .saSoaSs sSE S0r se
Come see Il and make oSfef. ALTO
REALTY, ia. 7-e50S. =
ALTERATION. dry cleaning. .aun-
dry: small store but lively, bright,
attractive, air conditioned: suitable
whom can sew we'll: reasonably
priced. North 7-2514. 49,
INTERESTED In purchasing from
to 20 accounts from an accountant
or bookkeeper who Is retiring or
going out Of business. DI 7-a503
RESTAURANT and tap room, busy
corner doing good business. SI0.-
900. half cash AD. 4-6:lO5. 20'
ROOMlNG HOUSE. Money maker.
Sl,2oO. total price. Call IN person
between 10 pm. 1879 Calvert St,
sAS. MILL, complete with as and
So inch blade. edger, firewood saw;
planer, CUTOFF saw. tractors and
truek; For appointment. call RE
!GR0tciEkiY STORE. must sell on ss-
PET H1sf AND sSsepSaffiT pGifT sHoFF "a aossted at
fTtk and r SITS. n.w.D. selling due
to sickness. HU. 3.9764.
SERVICE STATION. Falls Church;
plenty Of dos stock and Ii saaip up: worm wers
take everything for only 81 800:
good business, now operating. JE.
3-962S, JE. 4-9753.
lBEAUTY SHOP, only shop In La
Plata. Md; illness reason for selling.
Ia Il Piais 620i. sHl AVN prsr.uRvNT
near Rhode Island ave. and 9Th 81.
NV; equipment and stock: 90
| month lease with 80 months option;
| $1,000, $1,000 down. JoIIsSANT
as,aSs q n.y. Hg i,3 s-5sss; ss;,s,n.d "a, s9 sasv
painting and mechanical repairs,
EO. 7-s500 or LU. 2-46lS. 2o'
WELL-RATED, old-established fiIm.
opening new department. looking for
man who wants to be in business on
his own TO operate this department.
Investment. Call Ii. 3-840O. MR..
| HiRsiBERG. 30
WHEATON, COMMERCIAL.
$500. So. Ft:-56-Ft. Frontage
Improved by brick bungalow; fine To-
/ cation for Improvement or adapta-
1 BILE TO many uses as IS: 81 800;
MT. Fogarty. JU, 5-7ns4. MODERN
/ 30
BAR AND GRILL. centrally located,
| tip-top condition: averages $3.50
daily. One of the few good spots
left. Excellent terms. Call on
| this one.
GRILL WITH BEER. perfect setur
for couple. Long lease NJ Sl25
| per month. Payroll only Sl00 PET
| wk. Averages S170 daily: terms
ATLAS BRoKERAoE co.
Ina. 8.TOtSO EN-. 2-3O33
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CHILLUM, 3rd AND ONEIDA--Attrac.
semidet. brick: immac. eond.: 5
lovely rms. tiled bath, rec. rm.. gas
heat, fenced lot: wall-to-wall car
chine. Assume lge. CT trust. Gail
DI. 7-S666 or ia 9-9770. BRIGHT
WOOD REALTY CO.
9Th ANB EMERSON N.E.-2-bedrm..
semidet, brick. recr. -rn. in bsmt.: !:
scr. porch: Sl1 900. No down pay
ment to vet. LA. 6-6129. 30
GI-SI0.95O--Modern semidet. brick:
lovely rms, tile bath. full bsnt-,
gas h. Near new Providence Hosp.
Call HE. 4-640U. HUGH 7. PECK
3-FAMTLY APT, nr. Cepitol and LIZ
viii exchange $1,000 S3, 900 cash.
OWNER. ia. 9-70l0, 30
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COLORED-332a AMEs ST. NE.
(River terraee)--6 rms. bsmt., S97
mo. Also. .212 14th pl. n.e;-6 rms,
2 inclosed porches. baths, bsmt
gar. S115 mo. See. then call Ii. T.
Cso5I0RED0RENT COLO AND BUY: near
18th and Columbia rd. NV: B-room
brick. like. new. Full bsmt.' Oil
h.-w.h,. det. garage. Pay on your
down payment while YOU rent. ST
3-441S. Ia. 9-S749. is
|COLORED - I41S FLORIDA AVE.
NV. 8 lge. rooms and bath.
mo. PRATT a. STEVENSON, INC.
Cof.oREDElssO ard ST. NV
story and basement brick dwelling.
3 bedrms., bath: LIST a. has liv.
rm.. bedrm. and kitchen; full bsmt.
available now. Asking 500 per mo.
GEORGE l. BORQER. INC. 643
Indiana ave. NV Ma. S-0350.
COLORED-115 10th. ST. NE
rms. 2 baths, 2 kitchens, Oil heat
500 mo. Ii. 6-7o43. lis.
COLORED-531S DRAKE PL. Sc
2 rms. bath. electricity; $40 mo.
$948 r st. s.w.; $3.50 mo. NE
CoIoRED--LGE. 7-RM. HOUSE; j "
baths, gas h.-w h.. mod. kit redec.i
49S @ ST. s.w. Call Ma. S-9251 foI
appt. to inspect. -ZO
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
Unusually attract, 4-bedrm. house
with lovely view Of the city: excel
lept entertaining space; well furn-
ished Aysn. April 10, for years
J. F. BEGG, INC.
1880 Conn. Ave. DU. 7-24s0
UPPER 18th ST. AREA iarge
homes with space for gracious en-
tertaining; to 0 bedrooms, 2 to 4
baths: garage: garden; 5000 to $500
OTHER HOMES. D. C. NV. nearby
Mo; and Va; 2 to 4 bedrooms, Sl20
leases available.
ELIJAH g. ARNOLD
r,. tCol:. U S. A.. Retiredl
EN-. 5-ia35 OV. Sails
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RENTAG0Ns 10 min: flrepi.. ~.
W..to-w. russ. sc. porch oa din, rm.
blk; comfortable; si7s. Ap. lego.
Wa9LE g part @ e .!, .srn. :,sssry
5i.in Ty. din. fn., ~ / or or Z Its, afse: !;
baths. deck porch overlookinE hne
view. Anaeostia. golf course: fenced
Europe. LU. i-s5s5 or Lu. 1-iis4.
ARR, s-bearm.. sK bath. spli.-ievei
brk., sep. din. rm.. scr. pch., rec.
rm.. ears attrac. home, eqpt. and
mi! west M % q Parsinstos; isi a size iS's'Gae mo.
ia. 5-a64e, go
IN ANAcosTIA. Sc, 1900 T pl.: g.
room. semidetached brick; good
condition, reg; room and toilet in
Ii. 7-44ls. ARsHER REALTY, co.
TYsoNs CORNER. vA.-Approx. 10
miles D.; c.; cony. to bus. school,
stores; 5-rm. and bath bungalow:
% per ss ASsialf fapass asst s. 5aRsFY Rssshss sss ss
RAY BARNEY: Vienna. Va. DU. s.
FALLS CHuRCH, gI5 COFER RD.: !
firepl. Ty, completely furn.. Incl.
linens; avail. 3 mos. beginning March
Sll0 plus utils; children welcome.
N. ARLINGr0N-De luxe brick home;
3 hedrms., 2ia baths, lovely din.
rIn bsmt:. rec; rm., garage: com.
pletely furn.. $lS5. LYN THOMP.
SON JA; .2-2l2l Ewes. and Sun,
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ia. 9-6706
Woodbridge
r SYDNOR
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

4233 9th St. NV. -
"A. 9-6706 SP. 3-6536
30
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BY OWNER; immed. poss. new
house eond.: income above 500 per
owner; s23,bo0. immed. VIC. Sher-
ten.esrk Hotel. Leaving tSSn.
NEAR wALTER REED--5-room
bungalow lust on Piney Branch rd;
upper n.w.s near all types churches,
schools. buses. streetear lines and
shops: full basement and garage:
h.-E.h.: out-of-town owner wants
quick sale. Cali Mrs. Whitfield, yU.
5-7I09; ewes. IA. 9-437s. CHESTER
BY OWNER = semidet. brick, 9
OPEN I-5 p.m.,. sat, sun. Tues.
IL Underwood pl. NV, RA. 3-g2s3.
BY OWNER. Mass. ave. in 5000
blk.-Interesting location: versatile
home. secluded garden; double ga
CHURCH and school.
3Sth and Mass. ave- blk. away on
Woodley. rd.. Is this desirable semi.
2 baths: liberal-size din. and tv.
rms firepl. Possession in 30 days.
FRANK II. DOYLE. Realtor. WO.
6-a637 or DI. 7-796B. lis
IDEAL DOWNTOWN national head
quarters for small non-profit or
ganization. Close to Mass. ave: and
and Kitchen on LIST a.: large
rooms upstairs suitable for apart
ment or ciiices. Front and rear
entrance to both floors: rear yard
Immediate possession by out-of-
town owner. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO.. 1924 I4th st NV. AID. 4-2005.
IGEORGEToWN = Attractive brick
mouse; s large bedrms.; redee.
Priced low eos.
UPPER I6th ST. NV. walking dis
tance 5 churches-Detached brick:
4 bedrns., 4 baths. large recreation
rm: furnished or unfurnished;
Priced right. $4,000 cash and
terms. Both properties shown BY
appt. only. Exclusive. GEORGE r.
HULL, Realtor, l74O K st, NV.
RE. T-7o3G, co. $1,000, --1S
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WHEAToN coMMERcIAI.

$500 Sa. Ft,--56-Ft. Frontage
Improved by brick bungalow; tine TO-
cation for Improvement or adapta.
BILE to many uses as Is: S2l $50
Mr.. Fogarty, JU 5-7n.4. MODERN
REALTY CO.. INC, Ju. 1880;
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OLORED-VETERA
5000 blk 4th st. NV: $T2.26 per
mo-; lovely semidet. brick home.
Vet, or vet and wife must earn
$1,000 per year. Mrs. Voigt. HE.
4-82g4; Re; I,7I10: v -o r
Evening star., 1955-02-18

six rooms and bath, oil hot-wAter
heat; vacant; rent, $50. Key in
once.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

ARL., Mn. PENTAGoN-see my dst
home; coed .eond.; z hedrms., full
sise bsnt.. oil heat; fenced rear "a;
sopy. 70 everything; $50 me. "a
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J. F. BEGG, INC.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

~ tCoI.. U s. A.. Retiredl
I'M. 5-ia35 OV. 3-4l4
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APTs. UNFURNIsNED-vA.
ALEXANDRIA. va.

Jiy. rm.. bedrm., dinette. kit. and
.3ath: all utils. fufn.i nr. pentag0n.
so per mo, RE. 7-246t -fS
Evening star., 1955-02-18

HlLLCREST HElGHTS, ND. y bed.
. tms., tull psmt.: semidet.; conv to
school. shopping ctr. husline. Si25.
10 s-bl40. 2S06 Iverson st. Sc.
suITLAND. Md bedrms. . mains;
$l25. incl utils., laundry facilities:
eonv.. to shopping center. busiine
10. s-5i40. 2506 Iverson st. Sc.
- --21
WHEATON--3.bedrm. brick rambler
nice lot, an-elec. kit. garbage dis
poSaL dishwasher; partially furn
VIII paint to suit tenant. Sl15. RA
ARL.--3-bedrm. semidet. 1929 8.
Buchanan st. S1Uu mo. IA. S-423:a:!
atter pm. weekdays. lis
%O32 18th ST. N.W.--Large downtown
house, newly decorated; Sl40. ma,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

dorf, Dinah used her teIevision
broadcasts to make sure her baby
wouldn't forget her face and voice.
I'VE didn't want a repetition of
what happened some years ago
with Missy, our little GIRL" says
Dinah. George and | went to
Europe when she was only eight
months old. We had to leave her
at home. When We got back, she
didn't know us at ALL"
Stays Up fex Aaomszny
50 NOW Dinah tucks Jody into
bed by remote TV control. On
broadcast days, the nurse has
instructions to give him a good
afternoon nap. That's so he can
stay up until 7::3O, Hollywood
time, for his lullaby in kinescope.
AS our photographs prove, the
experiment paid off. Jody remem-
bered Mama when she returned.
But he was somewhat bewiIdered
by all the front-door fuss: he
didn't even know she had ever
left home. LESLIE liEBER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
LONG-DISTANCE LULLABY

When this famous mothers
on tour, Baby Jody keeps
i'm touch with her via TV
livery time Dinah Shore has an
II out-of-town engagement, the
TV set at home becomes a ma
hogany mommy" for year-old son,
Jonathan David Montgomery.
Jody is convinced that his mother
spends good deal of time inside
the television cabinet. And every
time she appears on the screen,
his face lights up like Tinker Bell.
Luckily the Federal Communi-
cations Commission doesn't know
about Jody's bubbly reaction:
they've got a strict taboo against
sending personal messages via TV.
And there's no doubt the MOON
eyed little shaver at the Shore
Montgomery house digs" Dinah's
message.
On her recent trip to New York
for a long engagement at the Wal
, 1955-10-05
Mrs. Ann Hollund
Becomes Bride Of
Rodger w. Bronson

Mrs. Ann Holland became
the bride of Rodger w. Bron-
son in a quiet ceremony on
Monday afternoon, October 8.
The ceremony was perform
ed by Judge William Moor
head.
The couple plans to have
a reception for their friends
at a later date.
, 1955-10-05
Two ~ThirtY-Foot Trees
Found in Schooner
Chunnel: lowed In

The trunks of two trees, an
estimated thirty feet long,
were found in the schooner
channel this morning by the
H~arbormaster, Thorwald Mac
Gregor who towed them in.
Mr.. Mac Gregor expressed
the belief that the trees may
have been brought in by the
tide from another island.
He has asked the Experiment
Station to investigate.
, 1955-10-05

C'sted Public Librury
Resumes Opening on
Reguldr Schedule

The Christiansted Public
Library in Christiansted has
resumed its schedule since
October 8. The announcement
was made by Miss Ena D.
Gomez, Librarian.
The Library is open every
morning except Tuesday and
Sunday from 9 am. to IL and
on Monday and Wednesday
afternoons from 2 to and
from 2 to 8 pm. onTuesday
and Friday.
The schedule will appear
in another issue.
, 1955-10-05
Puved Section Of
Pork on C'sted
Waterfront Sinking

The paved section Of the
Christiansted Public Park is
rapidly sinking and has be
come dangerous for public
use.
The Public Works Depart
ment, to lessen the danger,
has dumped some earth into
the openings until repairs are
effected.
, 1955-10-05
every facet plumbed.


Searching for talent to por-
tray the roles of Bess and
Harry Houdini, the producers
came up with Hollywood's
most exciting young roman
tic team, Tony Curtis and
Janet Leigh. This was the
first picture in which the i'm
mensely popular young couple
appeared together on the
Continued on page q
, 1955-10-05

Governor Gordon, who is
in Washington for confer
ences, talked with Acting Gov
ernor Claunch for half an
hour on the telephone today,
he revealed.
, 1955-10-05
ST. Croix Delegates
Depurt for Witnesses
Cow. ST. Thomds

twenty delegates from
Jehovah's Witnesses congre-
cation left the harbor at Chris
tianstsed this morning aboard
the motor vessel Light for
st. Thomas where they will
attend a three-day conven-
ton
The boat, which arrived on
Tuesday morning, is the pro-
perry of the Witnesses and
captained by Richard E. Ryde,
who sails the Caribbean area
on missionary work.
Formerly a harbor defense
launch during the last War,
the vessel is now being used
by four missionaries under
the direction of the Watch
tower Society.
Delegates are transported
from Tortola and Puerto Rico
for the convention.
, 1955-10-05
CLINICS WILL NOT
BE CLOSED: AWAIT
GORDO ARRIVAL

Following a conference be-
tween Governor Charles
Claunch, the Senators and
Comptroller Krabach, it was
decided that the clinics in
Frederiksted and st. John
will not be closed and all cuts
and reductions planned has
been postponed until the ar
rival Of Governor Gordon.
A transfer of $4,000 has
been made for this quarter to
permit the Heath Depart
ment to carry on without re-
auctions.
Al the Senators were pre-
sent except Senators Rhymer
Carroll, both of whom
are ill.
, 1955-10-05
C~hristidnsted Theatre
TO Screen Film Of
the Greet Houdini

Very few motion pictures
in the history Of f~ilm-making ]
have received as careful adj {
vance preparation research or t
loving care as has been Law t
ished on Paramount's Techni- S
color production "Houdini", a
which is due to play at Chris i
tiansted Theatre on Sunday
night. !
Produced by George Pal, /
this thrilling story Of the {
worlds greatest escape artist !
and daredevil, Harry Hou- {
DIM, was in active preparation
for more than a year and was !,
not put before the cameras
until every phase Of the fabu- ,
lous personalities career !
could be fully explored and
cyyo,.xy fonof nlIimhnd
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-23
Music Teacher
Returns NOU. /

Robert Green, music instruct
or at Browning High School in
1882, will return to that posi-
ton, following his three-year en-
listment in the Marine Corps, on
November l.
Mr.. Green, an accomplished
pianist and trumpeter, recently
married Miss Elizabeth Ann
Hartman, daughter of Mrs. John
P. Robinson, Ventnor, N. j., at
Holy Angels Catholic Church,
San Francisco. The new Mrs.
Green is a graduate of Atlantic
City, N. j. high school and at
tended Business School in Pitts
burg. She had been employed
by the Government as a secre-
tary in San Francisco.
Following his return from
overseas, Mr.. Green has been
stationed at Treasure Island. He
is a graduate of Big Sandy high
school and the University of
Southern California.
The Greens are now living in
San Bruno, Calf, and plan to
move to Browning around the
first of November.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-23
Mr.. JOSEPH coBELL DIES

Funeral services for Mr.. Jo-
seph Cobell who died Tuesday,
September ID, were conducted
Friday. September 16, by Father
Burns at the Church of the Little
Flower
Music was played by Mrs. Jim
Ledbetter and sung by Mrs.
Evelyn Romay.
Rosary was held at the church
on the evening preceding the
funeral
Pallbereres were Dennis Ju-
neau, Bryan Davis, Leo Brown,
Jess Romsa, William Gillian,
and Frank Merchant.
Mr. Cobell was born on Feb
ruary 10, 1894, at Maple Creek,
Saskatchewan, Canada. He mar
ried Maude Momberg on June 8,
1918, at Kalispell. In addition
to his wife. he is survived by
four sons: Donald. Gail, Clayton
and Eugene of Browning; and
one daughter, Mrs. Edward Cline
Of Bozeman; three brothers,
Tom, Bill and Dewey, and one
sister, Mrs. William Goss.
His parents were Mary Rose
Lavalle and Louis Cobell.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-23
Fire Department
Asks Cooperation

AS will be noted by special
statements in this weeks Re-
porter, the Browning Volunteer
fire department is launching a
vigorous program to bring about
more efficient service to the
public in their work of protect
ing property and lives when
fires get started in the town.
The fire department provides
the most important service to
the community of any civic or
ganization, and in the past has
enjoyed an excellent reputation
for their prompt and efficient
action when property is en-
dangered by fire.
They are not only improving
their own organization for even
more efficient service, but are
urging better community CO.
operation than has heretofore
prevailed.
The department specifically
points out the lack of co-opera-
ton by car drivers and pedes-
trianS who rush to the scene of
a fire and are careless about
giving the truck and firemen's
cars unobStructed right-of-way
when the alarm sounds. Other
ways in which the public can
aid the firemen are pointed out,
and should be given careful con
sideration.
Violators of laws and Ordl-
nances will be prosecuted If
necessary to enforce these re-
quests, but it is hoped that com
plete cooperation will be ex-
tended without having to resort
10 more severe methods of en-
forcing rules.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-23
Boarding School
Road Completed

A SIX mile stretch of blaCktOp
road, from Highway and 80
north TO the Boarding School,
has recently been completed by
the Indian Agency highway de
partment and will soon be
turned over to the County and
State for future maintenance. at
cOrding to Supt Charles Spencer
of the Agency
The Boarding School road Is
the first Of three projects under
taken by the Agency in accord
anCe with the present admins
tration's policy Of turning Indian
Affairs over to the County and
State, following the Agcncy's
work of bringing the roads up to
standard All future road con.
struCtiOn will be based on full
cooperation with the County and
State
The School road project also
calls for additional work north
from the school to Canada al a
gravel surface standard Oil was
used to the School due to the
heavy transportation to and
from Browning
The second project in the
Agency's road program calls for
crushed gravel surface extend
ing south from the Great North
crn depot to Two Medicine
bridge, covering approximately
eight miles Bids on this project
look favorable al the present
time and the low bidder indi-
Gates that he would be ready to
start construction by October !.
Project No. 3 calls for i'm
proVement and bringing 10
standard of the Merriwether
Road from Highway 2 to its juno
/ ton with the Chalk Butte road
a distance of approximately %
miles
The entire road Improvement
program, including these three
projects, will cover a period uF
eight to nine years, al the pres
ent indicated rate This rate IS
governed by the amounts of
moneys being made available for
road purposes
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-23
Will Display
SO Ford Today

The 1856 Ford, one of the first
of the new cars to be displayed
nationally, will be unveiled in
Browning today, at the Perry
Motors
Featuring three new engines,
a POP h. p Thunderbird, 176
h. p Y-8 and a 1877 h. p. Six, the
Sc Ford also stresses Thunder
bird styling and the all-new Life
guard design.
Safety is a major factor in
Ford's Sc line New features
include center design steering
wheel TO act as cushion in
event of accident; double grip
door locks; optional padding for
control panel and optional seat
belts
Harry Shook, manager of the
Browning branch of Perry Mo
tors, invites local residents to
come in and see the new Sc
Ford Friday, Sept % Free cot
fee and doughnuts will be served.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-23
Mckay Opens Furniture
And Appliance Store

W. H. Mckay, a Great Falls
furniture and appliance dealer,
has opened a similar store in
Browning, next door TO FitZ-
gerald Drugs.
The new store will handle new
and secondhand furniture and
appliances as well as clothing
for men, women and children.
Harley Goodman will assist at
the store, doing all types Of re-
pair and electrical work.