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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06
Mass OrdO
LITURGY
OF The
w E E K

SATURDAY, MAY 7
FEAST OF ST. LADIsLAUS
Red vestments, Gloria, Preface
of Easter.
SUNDAY. MAY o
THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER
EASTER
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Apparition of st.
Michael, Credo, Preface of Easter,
Last Gospel of st. Michael,
MONDAY, MAY 2
FEAST OF ST. GREGORY
NAzIANzEN
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of Easter.
TUESDAY, MAY 10
FEAST OF ST. ANToNINUs
White vestmentS, Gloria, Second
prayer of SITS. Gordon and Epimach-
us, Preface of Easter.
WEDNESDAY, MAY III
FERlAL DAY
MASS OF SUNDAY
White veStments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Blessed Virgin, Third
for the Church or Pope, No Credo,
Preface of Easter.
THURSDAY, MAY IL
FEAST OF SITS. NEREuS,
ACHILLES, DoM:TILLA AND
PANcRATlUS
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Blessed Virgin, Third
for the Church or Pope, Preface of
Easter.
FRIDAY, MAY 13
FEAST OF ST. ROBERT
BELLARMiNE
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of Easter.
SATURDAY, MAY IA
SATURDAY OF OUR LADY
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of st. Boniface, Third of
the Holy Spirit, Preface of the
Blessed Virgin.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

ants were the Misses jeanne
Bracket Of this city. Elaine
Grasselli Of Cleveland, Ohio:
Josephine Grasselli of VIII
mington. Del; Penelope Ver-
non Mann Of New York. cousin
of the bride, and Mrs. Fred
erick North, jr., of New Haven,
Conn.
Mr.. Israel was best man for
his son and the ushers were
the Messrs. Peter Sturtevant,
David M. Watson and Stephen
Booher of this city: Francis D.
Thomas, jr., of Chevy Chase:
1t. Frank Allen. III. of Fort
McNair; Mr.. John Barto of
New Haven, Conn.,; Mr. Peter
Smith of Lloyd Harbor. L. l.,
and Mr.. Miguel Echegaray Of
this city.
Mrs. Israel attended the
Nightingale -Bamford School.
Miss Porter's in Pennington.
Conn, and Vassar College.
Mr.. Israel was graduated
from Dartmouth College and
served two years in the Army.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
BY THE WAY
Reception for Chancellor
Turns Into q Conference

THE FIR q STRATED
PRESS - Members of the
Washington press corps are
still going around muttering
to themselves about last
weeks press reception for
German Chancellor Adenauer.
The event was billed as a
combined reception and press
conference, with reporters
promised cocktails and ca
napes" at 50 a head. It was to
start at 5 o'clock in the Stat
Ter Presidential Room. Re-
porters arriving at $40 found
the program already under
nav thu fwn haYc closed I'm
Evening star., 1955-06-19
Mr.. Israel
Us Married

Miss Nancy Lloyd Mann,
daughter of Mrs. E. Foster
Mann of New York and
Rangeley, Me-, and Mr.. Lloyd
C. v. Mann of New York, was
married yesterday to Mr.,
Philip Naylor Israel, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Israel of this
city.
The Rev. DR.. John Large
performed the ceremony in the
Church of the Heavenly Rest
in New York.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a dress Of
Italian taffeta, trimmed with
heirloom lace, and her gard
mothers wedding veil.
Mrs. Peter Smith of Lloyd
Harbor, Long Island, was ma
tron of honor for her sister,
and the maid of honor was
Miss Helen Fulton Mills Of
New York. The other attend
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
Buttrey Foods
Buy More Lots

KALISPELL - Buttrey Foods,
Inc. Havre, has completed pur-
chase of a half block between US.
highway No. and Montana streets
which includes the former Superior
Motors Co stucco-faced garage
owned by H. Moe.
M. F. Mercord was successful
bidder for four houses on the lots.
The garage building is to be sold.
First land purchase for Buttreys
was announced in 1852 totaling
three corner lots. Final land pur-
chase of three lots was this
month.
Safeway Stores, Inc. have also
purchased land for new store
on U. S. No. just before the I'M
derpass.
Indications are that Buttreys,
which operates number of gro
Gerry stores over the state, will be
the first to build. Construction is
to start this summer.
Buttreys two years ago consid-
cred establishment of a grocery
store in Columbia Falls and ne
gotiated for purchase of the An
derson Brothers building. At that
time, lack of Buttrey Foods whole
sailing facilities in western Mon
tana was given as one of the rea-
sons for not proceeding with plans
for a Columbia Falls store along
with Kalispen developments.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
Fishing Licenses
Now at Dealers

HELENA-All types of hunt
ing and fishing licenses issued by
the Montana Fish and Game de-
partment are now available from
license dealers throughout tn e
state, reports 0. N. Woolverton,
chief clerk.
Licenses were sent from Helena
to state game wardens who took
charge of distribution to all deal
ers in their respective districts.
Last years big game licenses
expired Apr. 30 and all sportsmen
planning to go bear hunting from
May l to May 10, when the spring
bear season closes, must have a
valid 1855 big game license, Wo-
olverton said.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

Ices not dry out any time. FIRE.
quent sprinklings with a fine spray
are advised.
"A new selection Of Kentucky
Bluegrass that has received con-
siderable publicity is Merton Blue
grass. It is an excellent new var
iety but the gardener must con-
slider its limitations in order that
he might not be disappointed in its
performance in some respects.
Kentcky Bluegrass seed is slow
to terminate, and Merton Blue
grass seed is even slower. Seeds
may not terminate and new seed
lings emerge as long as 10 days to
three weeks after sowing. Growth
after emergence of seeding is very
slow. Liberal use of fertilizer in
the seedbed enhances growth, and
it will come along little more
rapidly. Indications are that Mer-
ion Bluegrass is heavier feeder
of nitrogen than Kentcky Blue
grass. Up to double the application
rate for Merton Blue seems to be
helpful.
Late summer is the best seed
ing time for Merton Bluegrass
EARLY spring is also good, though
there is likely to be more trouble
from weeds. Pure seeding seems t.
be the best. Use In mixture with
a Red Fescue for the shaded lawn
II used in combination with Ken.
lucky Bluegrass, use at least A
per cent Merton in the mixture. 4
seeding rate as low as one pount
per 1000 square feet seems to b,
all right for pure seeding of Mer
ion Bluegrass.
Since Merton Bluegrass has
shorter, wider leaf blade thai
Kentucky Bluegrass, it can b
moved shorter without damage.
can be moved as low as VI incl
without damaging effect. Sucl
short clipping would gradual,
cause thinning of stand of Ken
lucky Bluegrass. Frequent NOV
ing is advised.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
Funds to Help Fight
Spruce Budworm

MISSOULA - The House of
Representatives and Senate have
passed the .$2,570,0OO Spruce Bud
worm control appropriation bill.
These funds will soon be made
available to the U. S. Forest Serv-
ice for control action against
spruce budworm infestations
throughout Montana, Idaho, New
Mexico, and Oregon. Forest Serv-
ice Region has been allocated
$785, 900 of these funds for control
work in Montana and north Idaho.
This ALLEGATION is for financing
control work during the first year
of two-year planned control pro-
gram.
Spruce budworm control funds
are available for paying the cost
of control work on all federal for
est lands and for paying up to so
per cent of the costs of control
work on adjoining and informing
led state and private forest lands.
In order to do control work in in
tested areas of intermingled own
ership, it is therefore necessary to
obtain financial cooperation to the
extent of so per cent of the con-
troll costs on state and private lands
involved. Arrangements have al
ready been concluded for coop
erative financing of intermingled
land ownership control projects in
Oregon and southern Idaho.
Spruce budworm control work
consists of aerial spraying of in
tested areas with DOT solution
This spray has been extensively
used with no harmful effects or
native plant life or animals other
than insects. The spray work must
| be done in very short period Of
time in order to be effective. Thi.
is because the budworm is out II
the open and vulnerable to thu
spray for only about two week.
, sometime between June Is ant
July Is, depending upon weathel
. conditions.
The area of most serious infes
tation in Forest Service Region
, contains about 100000 acres, is 10
Gated along the Continental divid
: in Central Montana. This area wa
recommended for first priorit
spraying in 1855. The land owner
ship pattern is 81 per cent fedora
4 per cent state, and AZ per Ger
$ private.
: If cooperative funds equal to
per cent of the state and privat
t land costs for the central Mon
t tana area cannot be raised it wi
e then be necessary for the Fore.
: Service to consider other areas fc
spraying this year. This will mea
6 the selection of areas of infestatio
r in western Montana and norther
r Idaho where matching funds ca
5. be raised for state and priva1
u lands or where predominantly fec
: eral lands are involved.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

p4ny, Will have
q total Of twelve
factories in the
us. upon COM
pletion Of the
Los Ang -
plant, and when
q recently an
nounced $25 mil
lion aluminium
plant at Terre
Haute, Ind. land q
$2.6 million pro-
l,,nk:o~ RnnIsk~-
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
Snow Hangs On
In Wuferton Park

WATERTON - Waterton Lakes
National Park is slowly taking on
a more spring-like appearance.
The snow has disappeared from
flat open sections; there is still
plenty in the mountains, though.
All of the ice has now disap-
peared from Lower Waterton
Lake and Knights lake. The OAR
denelles and Waterton river are
also free of ice. Upper Waterton
lake is still covered with ice, ex-
cept for Emerald bay.
Waterton TOWNSHIP drifts are
slow to shrink this spring. Old
timers claim they have never seen
the drifts so high SO late in the
season. Low temperature during
April made melting slow.
Park work crews are helping ma
ture along by removing snow
from parts of the townsite by
truckloads.
The general work program in
Waterton Lakes National Park is
however, going ahead slowly. Con-
tlnulng cold weather has held UP
the commencement of new pro-
jects.
A new kitchen shelter is sched-
uled to be built in the Waterton
Park toWnsite campgrounds as
part of the 1855 program of work
The new shelter will be a good
sized building, open at both ends
and suitable for large family OF
community gatherings. It will be
equipped with stoves, tables and
benches, and cold running water
tap. The shelter will be located
in the vicinity of the present
campground community shelter.
Work on the new building will
commence in the near future.
Deer may be seen daily in Wa
terton Park townsite as they
browse in open sections of the
townsite or among the trees. Otter
a small herd may be seen resting
quietly on the grass on the COM
mons in the center of the town
site.
A herd of about $50 elk is still
grazing on the flats near Pas.
creek. The elk are generally quite
a distance from the highway neal
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

for flexible metal hose and tub
ing at Nation, Ill. are finished.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
~ leonard Wager, horticulturist
Montana Extension service


S BOHEMIAN - A look At lawn
seed mixtures will reveal a con-
siderable variation in kinds If
grass seed and there will be quite
spread in price between the low
est and highest priced mixtures.
In purchasing seed for your lawn,
you are likely to get what you
pay for. Most of the higher priced
mixtures contain the smaller seed
ed, more desirable grass seeds for
establishing good lawn.
Kentucky Bluegrass is the most
important species Of grass for use
in lawns in Montana. It is ex-
tremely hardy, stands wear and
tear well, and with occasional, ade-
quate irrigation, produces excel
lent color turf. A fertile, we'll
drained soil is necessary for this
species.
One OF the important things to
remember about this species is that
it is slow to become established
Seeds may require anywhere from
10 to 20 days to terminate, and
the young seeding grows very
slowly at the start. In general, il
takes from two to three years be-
fore this species develops a close
dense stand. For this reason, it is
advisable to use nurse crop gras:
along with Kentucky Bluegrass
| One of the best nurse grasses K
use is Redtop. Three parts Ken
lucky Bluegrass and one part Red.
top makes desirable combination
Folks who like to have a littl.
clover in the lawn may choose t
substitute 5 to 10 per cent White
Dutch Clover in place of some o.
the Redtop.
! If conditions are ideal, the use O.
Kentucky Bluegrass alone is highl,
desirable. Because of its slownes
to terminate, it is highly importan
to watch and see that the seed bet
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
10 Count Pheusunts
Growing in State

HELENA - Pheasant Growing
counts started May l in all
Montana pheasant country, said
William Bergeson, upland bird
biologist, Montana Fish and Game
department. The count will con-
tinue through May 81.
Grow counts will be taken by
state game wardens working with
seven district biologists in all ir-
rigated and benchland areas, typ
ical pheasant habitat, Bergeson
said.
The men will drive assigned
routes, about 20 miles in length
over secondary roads in 81 count
les. The drivers will stop at 1-mile
intervals on the route, get out OF
the car at each stop, count all
calls for 2 minutes, drive on a
mile, and repeat the procedure
to the end of the route, Bergeson
explained. Each route will be COW
cred on an average of 4 times in
season.
Crow counts are based on the
known fact that male pheasants
crow at regular intervals. sale
Bergeson, and the number of ro-
osters in an area can be counted
by calls heard during the two
minute periods, one-half hour be.
fore and one hour after sunrise.
i When results of the GROWING
counts, have been tabulated, al
index of the compiled informa.
ton, when compared to indice
from former years, will give hi
ologists an idea of the population
i trends for the coming year.
The crow counts, sex ratios ant
brood information are used a
the basis for recommendation
for the fall hunting seasons.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
SIS Million Mill to be Built by
American Brass in Los Angeles

A new $13 mill
lion brass mill
in Los Angeles
County, Calf,
will soon be un.
der construction
by The Ameri-
can Brass Com
pany, it as
rece n thy an.
nounced by John
A. Coe, Jr., pres
ident Of the Wa
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

hc Railroad siding will serve tho
46-acre plant-site. It is located
in the Paramount district Of Los
Angeles, east Of Garfield Avenue
and north Of Compton Boulevard.
G. Russell Epley has been
named general manager II this
new facility. Formerly Mr.. Epley
was San Francisco district sales
manager.
The American Brass Company,
. wholly-owned subsidiary Of
Anaconda Copper Mining Com
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

SSA OOIyt NVuus
firm. The new mill will be built
for the production Of copper and
copper base alloys, in the form
Of sheet, strip, rod, tubing and
drawn copper products. Annual
capacity is estimated at 80 mill
lion pounds. When in full opera
ton, the mill will furnish employ
ment for 500 persons.
The new plant will be Of one
story construction Of heavy steel,
and will be equipped with over
head crane service throughout,
and occupy some $50, 900 square
feet Of floor space. A Union Paci-
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
New Fishing Rules
In Wuferfon Park

w "A LA NA> - WY VI 4Ao1A4AAS
for 1855 for Waterton
Lakes National Park has been re-
ceived at the park administration
office here. Following are the
dates of seasons expected to be
enforced this year.
May / to October 31-Al species
in the Dardenelles between Lower
Waterton Lake and Knights Lake;
in Waterton river between
Knights lake and the park boun-
Diary.
May Is to September 80 - All
species in Upper and Lower Wat
terton lakes.
June / to September 80 - All
species in Cameron lake and creek
and in Crandell lake.
June Is to September 80 - All
species in all other park waters.
1t is hoped that copies of the
pamphlet containing the revised
regulations will be available to
fishermen by May.
An Alberta Jubilee Square
Dance Jamboree featuring the well
known United States caller Artie
Kronenberger will be held in the
Waterton dance pavilion the eve
ming of June IA. The dance is be-
ing sponsored by the Waterton
Lakes-E-Dos Square Dance club.
Club members decided to sponsor
the dance at business meeting
held following the Saturday night
square dance.
AS a member of the Canadian
Square Dance Association the local
club is eligible for the services
of Mr.. Kronenberger whose fees
are being paid by the Alberta
government as part of its Jubilee
celebrations.
Profits from the jamboree will
be turned over to the Waterton
Lakes National Park Chamber OF
Commerce, the local Jubilee COM
mittee, to be used to further Jubi-
lee celebrations which are to bt
held here in conjunction with the
June "a Waterton Internationa.
Day.
Defiance Strate was elected
president of the Waterton Parf
Lions club at the election Of Off
GERS held in the Waterton Parl
Lions Community hall the evening
of April %.
Other officers elected were
vice president, George Alfred
secretary, Arthur Colbeck, re-
elected; treasurer, Frank Goble
lion tanner, Leo Schmidt; tai
twister, c. F. Underwood; tw'
new directors, elected for tw'
years, John Schlaht and And.
Russell; two directors with on
year remaining in their term ar
George Delaney and w. J. Kerr.
The Waterton Lakes Nationa
Park registration office with 10
Holroyd in charge is open to re
cord the number of persons enter
ing Waterton Park.
II Visitors season tickets will b
on sale early next week.
l Applications for boat space O
. the main wharf in Waterton Lake
are being received by park Off
Gals.
1t is reported that a number {
new boats owned by residents (
the surrounding districts will (
brought to Waterton Lakes Ne
tional Park this summer.
Additional wharf space is beir
built to the department this yes
to more adequately provide *
the requirements of boat owner
Park snow clearing crews wi
start opening the Akamina higf
way, leading to Cameron lake ar
the Pass Creek highway, leadir
to Red Rock canyon, during Il
! next week park officials state.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

the edge of the trees by the river
bank. Sometimes these animals are
close enough to the highway that
a car can be driven right into their
midst to give the occupants close
up view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

- LOVELY RIVER
vTEW--Maenificent residence on 4
prominent corner In beautiful Belle
Haven; has that air OF ELEGANCE
and distinction we associate With
nne town houses: wonderful privacy
includes den and powder room on
LIST moor; , bedrms., 2 baths on End
a. 2:car garaee: deliRhtful high
elevation with breathtakinR view
Jan. is. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. Di.
!,l4I ewes, EN-. ..9265. --I6
GI: S5o5 down. II it's location plus
conyentence you're looking for,
standing buy. lh blks. off Wash
inSt9n ST., IL vicinity of Yates
Gardens Ga bedrms. bath. large
equipped kitchen: newly decorated;
ptne.paiieled rec. room in base
ment: fenced rear yard. Call 10
see Mrs. Meison, so. 5-Q597.
+. W. CLARKE, .Realtor. -I8
ALEXANDRIA, 3la Buchanan st..
mr.. Reed Theatar--e bedrms., din,
rm., rec. rm.. Sp,7S0; $3.50 cash,
$3.50 per no. OWNER. ia, s.
3OlS or ia. 7-3607. lis
HWY, - 54-brick
rambler, FULL DAYLIGHT BASE
MENT with walkout door. 3 large
bedrooms, 20-it. Nv. run. with flre-
place and redwood bookshelves.
sep. din. ell. equip. kitchen. Now
here's the surprise you get O full
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000-ft. wooded lot, all for the ridi-
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FLA applicant has Just been dis
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5 bedrms.. din. rm., IA baths; rec.
rm. lovely h-ecrc wooded lot; g
car garage; S2B, 900. Buy now.
J. FULLER GROOM CO., IA. r
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lnL., N.-Cosy cottage in close-in
country club section OF much more
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It has liy. rm.. sep. din. rm.. cleo
kitchen, built-in booth In breakfast
rrn.. lovely bedrnns.. bath. bsmt I:
attic: i6O-ft, deep, level. shaded
Move IN nii Tor Xmas Cali KEITH B.
BRUMsAcK, IA. a-5Sa7, ia. 2.
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brick rambler nearing completion,
do your own decorating. etc. and
save UP to $1,000; OF. 4-7OOO.
MoNAHAN REALTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
REDWOOD AREA

Modern painted brick Colonial with
lst-fir. powder rm., separate din
ing I'm. and living room that will
take your baby grand. 3 excellent
siSte ROOT; b.susifu Iiis'n fenced SssdsA III
with tan trees and many paintings
Priced In the low eos and OF ap-
Pssooyed; Y. :: WRIGHT. EM. B.
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SPLIT LEVELS

J, extra-lge. bedrms.. den avail;
Ssmt; with 2a-ft: rec. rm.; built
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wrought iron ratings on balcony
and stairways: hand-picked brick
in redwood trimming. Full price,
$4,000, vets or FHA. Open every
day. Dir: Out New Hamp. ave.
to Univ. lane, right TO BALTIC. blvd.
left l mi. 70 EdFewood I'd. risht
70 home: or out Queens Chapel I'd.
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BURCH REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
BARNABY WOODS
CHEVY CHASE

One Of the finer homes in one Of the
inner wooded neighborhoods Of this
Of the thard) buyers today, looking
see this home and compare. 8 bed
rms, 2 baths, center hall. true
Colonial, al brick, sep. breakfast
nm. from kit. rear ground level
all-purpose or rec. rm: with entr.
onto outside patio. Good ole h.-w.h.,
lovely rear screened cool tree
shaded porch. As for quality, we
win show you upon your. inspection;
as for location fBarnaby. Woodsl,
AZ Tor price, well, the VA says
praised value Of around $4,000.
30 that means under VA you don't
need much cash, and of course any
where in Chevy Chase, you can't be
far from schools. transportation
and shopping. Call US at RE. 7-6650
until pm. and you can inspect
this home At your convenience any
time, COLONIAL INvESTMENT CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

SILVER sPRIN0-Si..500
oakyiew, cow. to LANGLEY Park
Charming rambler. nice rms.
dsepI,. auto; washer. 90 81. -,
HUGH Z. PECK He. 4-040O