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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Second Annual Charity Ball Realizes
Good Sum For Hospital Building Fund

126 couples had a wonderful
time at the second annual Charity
Ball Saturday night at Biro Audi
torium, and nearly $1,000 will be
realized for Magruder hospitals
building fund as result Of the
event.
Evergreens blanketed the orches-
ira platform, and the lighted bases
of tall white candles outlined the
name of the dance. Silvered sprays
we're gay table centerpieces. Guests
were met at the door gy Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Bolte, Mrs. Bolte being
general chairman for the event,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bolte. The
colortul decorations were arranged
by Mrs. A. D. Miessner and COM
.mittee. Mrs. Adolph Frazier's COM
n1ittee served sandwiches and cof-
fee. Waterman's orchestra played.
Guest list was: Mssrs. and Mes
danes Eugene " Bolte, Jack Bolte,
John Drusbacky, Michael Drus-
backy, Glenn Chapman, Olaf Ras-
mussen, Lew Waterman, Clarence
Bugbee, Fritz Below, James Daw-
son, Dick Riedmaier, John Kar-
shuk, B. Velliquette, Kenneth
Calm, John Souter, Paul Van
Hoose, Richard Mulligan, Robert
Gardner, Dudley Singer, Richard
Kreisher, Gordon Ley, AL Davids,
Albert Fall, James Wolf, Burnell
Gates, Leroy Davis, James Rhiel,
Gordon Cooper, Jack JadwiSiak,
Robert Lano, Ted Hopfinger, Rob-
ert Rieneck, Jefferson Thomas,
John Thompson, James Riley, Har-
man Reed, Raymond Myers, Carl
ton SchWan, Kelly Dunn, William
Schrader, Charles Martin, Jack
RAIDER, H. E. RAIDER, Richard Hoff-
man, Philip Van Rensselaer,, Ivan
HeikS, M. Going, Richard Weichel,
Gordon Wahlers, George Hudak,
Dale Wahlers, Robert Underwood,
Paul Migala, Charles Williamson.
0. D. Payne, John Oravec, Robert
Sharp, Paul Ingram, Wallace Mad
dox, Gaylord Engler, Geo. Schade,
Richard Semon, Kenneth Krupp,
Patrick Hughes, Fred Hendricks,
John Morton, Elton Clemons, w.
Van Malta, Carl LaValle, Clarence
Streeter, A. D. Meissner, Robert
Sauer, M. Riddle, Howard link.
John Richards, Kenneth Rowland.
Jack Lay, Lee Bracken, Howard
Fulton, Ray Lambert, Robert Engle-
beck, William Sala, Darrell Habit
eel, Harvey Snider, J. C. Heckler,
Albert Holzhauer, Charles Wolf,
Jack Witker, Lewis Kukay Ralph
Lynch, Gail Turner, Vincent Biro,
Wilbur Harbaugh, Charles Bauman,
Paul Michnay, Carlyle Brindlev,
Jack Schiller, John Irwin, Myron
Rosentreter, Emerson Finke, C. D.
Hablitzel, Harry Glove, Ray Claus.
K. Merrick, William Druckenmiller.
Ray Hass, G. A. Boon, Robert Car
roll. Miss Florence Specht, Mr.. Lee
Smith, Miss Leona Helmke, Mr..
Howard Bensch, Miss Gladys Dub
bert, Mr.. Jack Peyton, Miss Mary
Bnchop, Mr.. Edgar Boon, Miss
Janice Meissner, Mr.. Gary Bande-
lean.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
ATTEND MEETING

The Sunrise Garden Club of Port
Clinton was represented at the
Ohio Assn. of Garden Clubs Re-
glonal Meeting, District No. 6. in
Vermilion, Monday, by Mrs. Gus
tave Schmidt, Ottawa County Con-
tact Chairman Mrs. Thomas Will
son, President, and Mrs. Adair Will
ber, Sr.
Mrs. George Linn, Vermilion.
gave a demonstration on decorat.
ing Christmas tree ornaments with
rlc rae, pearls, sequins, etc. Mrs.
Erik Penten, Vermilion, whistled
some Christmas songs.
After an organ interlude and
vocal solos. the main attraction of
the afternoon was many unique
Christmas flower arrangements by
MIR. Puskus, Lorain Florist. He
stressed the use of Oasis as a
base for flower arranging as it
holds water well, can be used
many times, and the flowers stay
in place. He showed how to make
ribbon roses and poinsettas.
The Ohio Assn of Garden Clubs
will have its annual tulip tour of
Mngswood Center, Mansfield, O.,
on May 1st.
The next district meeting will
be at Lakeside, o. in May.
Mrs. John Jensen and Mrs. Yer
non Tilton have charge of arrang-
ing the niche at Magruder Hospital
for the monthof December.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
CLUB MAKES CANDLES

Members of her card club met
at the home Of Gladys Dubbert
Monday evening. Instead of play
ing cards the group learned how
to make Christmas candles, with
Mrs. Wayne Fleming instructing.
Drawings were made for prizes
with high going to Mrs. Donald
Boiling and low to Mrs. Fred
Keyes.
Plans were made for the Christ.
mas dinner to be held Dec. Is with
the husbands as invited guests
The next meeting is at the home
of Mrs. Donald Boiling.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Shower Given For
Daughter of Former
Local Residents

Mrs. Edward Oman and Mrs.
Manuel NoSsman entertained at
kitchen shower in the oman home
Friday evening, honoring Miss
Donna Lee Nossman of Grand
Rapids, Mich. Miss Nossman will
become the bride of Charles Mac
Gregor of Mt. Pleasant, Mich. on
January %, 1856. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milford
NoSSman, former Port Clintonites.
The decorations for the party
were carried out in keeping with
the fall season and Thanksgiving
Day theme, with center piece of
colored leaves, wheat, etc. A des-
sert course was served following
games of cards and the opening
of many beautiful shower gifts.
Prizes at cards went to Mrs. Phil
lips and Mrs. Becker.
Attending were: Mrs. Milford
NosSman, Mrs. Wesley Brown and
Mrs. Josephine Dryden of Grand
Rapids, Mich; Mrs. Wesley Phil
lips of Kalamazoo, Mich; Mrs. Roy
Oman, Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs,
Nellie Steelsmith, Mrs. Frank
Becker, Mrs. Edward Stzuk, Mrs.
Robert Kennedy, Jr.s all of Port
Clinton; the geSt of honor and the
hostesses. Mrs. John Nelson was
unable to attend
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
IR. CIVIC CLUB

The Port Clinton Junior Civic
Club held its November social
meeting, Monday night at Guild
Hall.
Hostesses were: Mrs. Louis
Tarolli, Mrs. James Ellenberger,
Miss Rosalie Hofacker, and Mrs.
Robert Hackworth, who read the
Devotional for the eveninf.
Roll call was answered by NAM
ing a President.
A short business meeting was
held prior to the program.
Atty. Lowell Petersen, present
ed several points of law to the
group. After his talk. question
answer period followed which
proved very interesting and edu-
cational to all.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
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MRS. AMELIA SASS

Funeral services for Mrs. Amelia
Sass, 80, of 1913 Maple-st, who died
Monday at Magruder hospital where
she had been a patient ten days,
were held Thursday at 2 from Ger
ner and Wolf morturay. The Rev.
Hartwig Pruess of Peace Lutheran
church officiated, and burial was
made in Riverview cemetery.
Mrs. Sass was the widow of John
Sass, who died in 1919. Her only
son, Herbert, died in 1912. She
was born Oct. 20, 1873, in Sandus-
ky. A sister, Mrs. Anna Hopf, Port
Clinton, survives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
MOTHERS ROUND TABLE

Handmade articles brought by
members were auctioned off in an
interesting feature of Monday
nights meeting of Mothers Round
Table at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Bradbee, with Roland Windnagel
co-hOStess. Mrs. William Foster
had devotions and Mrs. Roger
Kinney's thought-provoking paper
was entitled Happiness Is Home
Made" A Dec. 19 potluck at the
home of Mrs. Warren Morgan is
the clubs Christmas party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
CHILD STUDY

Mrs. John Faris was hostess to
members of the Child Study Club
at her home Monday evening. A
regular business meeting was con-
Quoted with Mrs. George Garst,
president, presiding. The blind box
was passed and plans we're made
for the Christmas party.
The program consisted of two
films, one on cancer and the other
concerning the Red Cross blood
program. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess at the close Of
the evening.
The Christmas party will be held
December IL at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Carter and there will be
a gift exchange.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
FETED AT PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Rbert Hollings-
worth entertained at a delightful
birthday party for their daughter,
Bobbie Jean, Saturday afternoon.
The party was held from 4:30 to
$50 O'Clock with supper served
the guests following the playing
of games. Bobbie Jean received
many nice birthday gifts.
Enjoying the party were the fol-
lowing: Rita Burr, Connie Laird
Sandra Cornell, Janice ART, Carol
Pearce, judy Oravec, Melba Snid
er, Karen Hiss, Linda Salts, Diane
Bauser and the honored guest. Jen
infer Sands was invited, but un-
able to attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

brides travelling ensemble.
The new Mrs. DeLuca is a 1853
graduate of Port Clinton high
school and is employed at Standard
Products. Mr.. DeLuca, who also at
tended high school here, is employ
ed at Erie Ordnance Depot and
served overseas for two years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
CLUB MEETS

A dessert lunch preceded the
games of bridge when members of
her club were entertained Monday
evening at the home of hostess
Mrs. A. R. SCHNEIDER. Mrs. w. w.
Van Malta and Mrs. Keith Leath-
ers were recipients of the awards
Off high, scores. The group will
meet next on December 10Th at
the home of Mrs. Leathers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
MOZART CLUB

Mozart Club members will meet
Sunday evening, following the an
nual Community Christmas Pro-
gram, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Freytag for potluck sup
per. Assistant hosts are Harry
Wideman, Mrs. Grace Aikens and
Mrs. Jean Burns.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
GARDEN CLUB

A buffet dinner at the home of
Mrs. George Wenger marks
Christmas meeting of Port Clinton
Garden Club Monday at $50. Roll
call will be Christmas verse, and
there will be gift exchange.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
ELECT OEElCERS

st. Paul'S Slovak Lutheran Jr.
Guild elected officers at Monday
nights meeting, with Mrs. Clar-
ence Lukac becoming president;
Mrs. Joe Kuzma vice-president
Margaret Kocka secretary, and
Mrs. William Eberle treasurer
Reports of the successful Guild
bake sale we're given. Paul Gregor-
sok was winner of the pillow cases
awarded. Among the Guilds holi-
day donations will be the usual
purchase of a Christmas tree for
the church. January % meeting
is at the home of Mrs. Martin
Poloni.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
yFW PLANS PARTY

VFW will hold Christmas party
for children of members Dec. IL at
the Post Home, with Auxiliary
members assisting. Santa Claus will
be there, and refreshments and
gifts will be features. VFW is
sponsoring ham-fry for the pub
lie Dec. z at the Post Home, serv-
ing from three to seven.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Robert Holzhauer entertain
ed her bridge club in her home
Monday evening. Substitute paly-
erS were Mrs. C. l.. Payton and
Mrs. Duane Adams. Mrs. Fred Nc
Fessell received first prize.
The Christmas party will be held
at the home of Mrs. Johnson.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
SURPRISE SHOWER

SSNF MOE S1OWEK
Honoring Mrs. Herbert Witt, a
Stork shower was given at the
home of Mrs. Rowland Wenzel
Monday night by Mrs. Jack Smith
and Mrs. Stanley Perry, and was
arranged as surprise to the honor
guest. Enjoying the social even
ing with its games and dessert
service we're Mrs. NJ E. Leavy,
Mrs. Ernest Grodi, Mrs. Richard
Kaiser, Mrs. Norman Kolhoff, Mrs.
Willis Zibbel, Mrs. Michele Milaz-
20, Mrs. Robert Maywhoor, Mrs.
Tony Cipiti, Mrs. Jack Burkett,
Mrs. D. A. Hablitzel, and Mrs.
Wenzel. Gifts also we're received
from Mrs. Richard Wolf, Mrs
Kenneth Sharp and Mrs. Russ
Shinevar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
APPLES - DELICIOUS
BY JEAN AllsN

regular Delicious. All three vari-
eties are distinguished by the
familiar knob-like points on the
blossom end.
Apples, like oranges, are sorted
and packed by size. The size is
determined by the number of
apples that will go in standard
box. Delicious apples are large
this year, running about 100 to
125 to a box.
Apple Picking
You may choose the Golden
Delicious with the light yellow
skin to combine with the Red
Delicious in an elegant, sparkling
salad. -
Triple Apple Salad
package apple gelatin dessert
2 cups hot water
Red Delicious apple
/ Golden
SA Delicious
MTEsT\S "a LIZ cup sliced
NY S=Yll1Sy celery
&TSI1Al = LIZ cup shelled
GA,lNS31EHND walnuts
Dissolve gela-
- tin in water.
Cool completely.
For quick cooling, place in freezer
for ten to fifteen minutes. Quar-
ter and core apples but do not
pare.
Dice apples and fold into
slightly thickened gelatin along
with celery and walnuts. Pour
into mold and chill until firm.
Unmold on crisp leaf lettuce or
endive.
Yield: Six servings.
The mildly sweet, crisp and
juicy Delicious apples are perfect
for dipping in creamy smooth
caramel.
Apples-on-d-Stick
IL ounce package caramels
2 tablespoons warm water
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
SOROPTOMiST

Mrs. DeForrest Maxwell was a
guest of Mrs. Verdi Won Thron at
the Tuesday meeting of Soropto-
mist at the Hotel Fremont. A pro-
gram, Seasons Greetings All
Through The House" was present.
ed by Mrs. Alma Timpe. The Sorop-
tomist international convention in
New York next summer was dis
cussed. Christmas party is Dec. 8
at the home of Mrs. Ethel Havens.
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON
pACE ca
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Carol Jensen And
Thomas Simon Are
Married Nov. 26

Carol Jensen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arne Jensen of 1873 Cedar
St, became the bride of Thomas
E. Simon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fowler Of 430 Madison ST.,
Saturday forenoon in a pretty No
vember ceremony performed by
the Rev. FIR Earl M. Schmit in the
rectory of Immaculate Conception
Catholic church.
Attendants were Carol Sue Nye
and David Simon. The bride wore
grey wool suit with white acces-
Sories and corsage Of white carna-
tons. Miss Nye wore a royal blue
suit dress with white accessories
and pink carnations.
A wedding breakfast for Ii
guests was held at the Jensen
home, and later the newlyweds re-
ceived congratulations of $50
guests at a reception in CIO Hall
The brides mother wore brown
suit dress with yellow roses. The
groom's mother, in blue figured
gown, had a corsage of yellow car.
nations.
After wedding trip to Youngs
town, the new Mr. and Mrs. Simon
are residing temporarily with her
parents. Mr.. Simon, PCHS grad
uate, is employed at Port Clinton
Mfg. Co. His bride also attended
PCHS.
Hostesses at the reception were
Mary Kuzma, Myra Kuzma, Jane,
Kuzma, Mrs. Clarence Hohler, anc
Mrs. Anna Hansen with Buddy
Kuzma also assisting. Decorations
were arranged by Richard Jensen
and Bill Davies. The lovely wed
ding cake at the reception wa.
flanked by srystal candelabra on ;
white background with fall flowers
A green jumper ensemble with
white blouse and white accessories
was the brides travelling ensemble
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

5 apple
/ Golden
Delicious
apple
LIZ cup sliced
celery
1/2 cup shelled
WalnutS
Dissolve gela
tin in w a t e r
Cool completely
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Save More At This
independent Store

Shop at JOHNIE'S any. time =.
any day and you're sure TO
SAVE because our prices are Low
PRICES the week round. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday-Thurss
day, Friday and SatUrday--everY
price is low price every day.
That's our poiicy-snd that's why
you save more in every way when
you buy ALL your food needs here.
You save time and money be-
cause you don't have TO hunt for
Specials. You save more money
because more low prices add up
TO lower food bills for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

they were only trying to find
out whether the architect
wanted asylun.)
"Who is q French correspond
ent here?" Mr.. Khrushchev asked
his audience. You should turn
pink with shame"
But I would like to remain
white" replied Roger Pierard Of
Agence France Presse.
According to your political
color, you can remain even
black" Mr.. Khrushchev asserted.
but If one has faith and shame.
one should turn red"
Mr.. Khrushchev himself was q
strong pink by then as he poin' d
Ia stubby finger. Soviet Premier
Nikolai Bulganin. touring Burma
and India with Mr.. Khrushchev.
sat silently by.
Mr.. Khrushchev switched to
colonialism. declaring: I'VE Rus
slams are the only ones that are
always fighting for the cause
against colonialisn."
what about East Germany
one American correspondent
asked. what about Latvia and
Estonia?" asked another.
You don't know what's going
on inside East Germany" Mr..
Khrushchev replied. what the
East Germans are doing you
would not understand because
you are q paid slave writer Of
capitalism. If you wanted TO
write something good about
Russia, you would Starve to
death-because the capitalist
press would refuse to print it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
u. 5. Reiterates
West svoW 10
Stay in Berlin

BERLIN, Dec. z (R.-United
States Ambassador James B
Conant declared today the West
ern allies intend to remain In
Berlin until Germany is reunited
The Ambassador reiterated the
Western pledge as an answer to
the new Soviet move which APP
pears designed to end occupa-
ton status for East Berlin anc
include that quarter Of the city
inside the Communist East Ger.
man Republic.
DR.. Conant told a news con-
ference that the incident created
by detention of four Americans
in East Berlin on Sunday was
serious.
He came here especially today
to illustrate how serious the
United States Government
views 1t.
Earlier today the East Ger
man Communists declared that
the four power occupation status
Of Berlin Is now "non-existent.s
The declaration was made by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Neues Deutschland, Official news
paper Of the East German Com
munist Party. It was the Com
munists first reaction to a pro-
test yesterday by the Western
Big Three to Russia that Soviet
claims that East Berlin is SOW
ereign and part Of East Germany
are wholly inconsistent" with
Berlin's Horsepower status.
Neues Deutschland's comment
was the first time in the current
controversy that either the Rus
slams or their East German sat.
ELITES have used the term -four
power"
The Western powers protests
were sent to q. M. Pushkin, So
Wet Ambassador TO East Ger
many. They followed an earlier
Russian rejection Of Western
protests to the detention at pis-
Hotpoint Of two visiting United
States Congressman by Commu-
mist authorities for four hours
lin East Berlin Sunday. The Rus
SLAMS declined to accept respon-
|sibility for the incident, insist
ling the East Germans now COM
troll East Berlin.
Dr.. Conant, in his protest
to Mr.. Pushkin, said issgovern-
Iment must continue to hold
Soviet authorities responsible for
the welfare and proper treatment
Of ell United States citizens DUR
ling their presence in those areas,
Including the Soviet sector OF
Berlin, which are subject to So
Wet authorities and control"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
ITwo-Yeur Pact Ends
lSt. Louis Shoe Strike

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2 ORA
two-year contract calling for q
5 per cent pay raise now and 3
per cent next year has ended
the four-week long strike Of two
unions against the International
and Brown Shoe Companies.
Settlement Of the largest strike
in the shoe industry's history
was approved by delegates Of
the CLIO and AL shoe workers
unions last night.
Some Of the go affected plants
lin six Midwestern. States were
expected to resume partial pro-
duction today. but Russell Tay-
lor. national president Of the
clio union, said most employees
wouldn't report for work until
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

and France OF attempting to
kidnap o Russian visitor. He
also had some derisiye words for
the British.
Mr.. Khrushchev spoke out as
he rested In the 2,000-year-old
Shwe Dagon Golden Pagoda) ,
after climbing nearly 200 steps
to the heart of the famous
temple. He and Soviet Premier
Bulganin were touring Rangoon
shrines on the second day Of
their weeks visit to Burma.
Chats With Envoy
Chatting with Burmese AM
haSsador to Russia Maung Ohm
and accompanying foreign cor
respondents, Mr.. Khrushchev ad-
mired the temples few wood
carvings, then dashed out:
England (Which freed Burma
in 1948) did not exist before VIII
liam the Conqueror.
your temples are 1000 years
old and theirs only 1000 years
yet they call you savages and
barbarians.
How difficult history is to
change-because there are some
people who refuse to change it. /"
Next came a discussion of
architecture-and of the case
of Russian Architect Alexander
v. Blasov, whose work was CEN
sured by the Soviet government
while he was touring the United
States and France with other
Russian architects.
BE careful or you might be
invited to America" Mr..
Khrushchev told a Russian
architect named Andrew who Is
here to help Burma build q ma
tional stadium.
Calls Americans Stupid
There are some very stupid
people in America" Mr.. Khrush-
chev continued. after we criti-
cized Comrade Vlasov, they tried
to persuade him to stay. The
French also repeated this stupid
mistake the Americans had
made"
ACTUALLY there was no re-
ported effort by Americans to
persuade Mr.. Vlasov to remain
with them. In Paris q band Of
Russian exiles tried to 'liber-
ate" him. but the Russian par
ty went to q French police sta
ton to escape the crowd and
Mr.. Vlasov subsequently ac-
cused the French police of try
ing to "kidnap" him. The
French security police said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
Khrushchey, at Temple,
Rops Stupidity of West

RANGooN, Burma, Dec. lF1-From seat in one Of the
Buddhist worlds most veneated shrne Nkta Khrushchev
launched bitter mpromptu TRADE today against the su-
pdity" of Western nations
Red-faced with anger pointing his finger wildly the
Communist Party chieftan accused
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15
.Jobless Indians
Need Help

GIVE YOU thought for the winter:
Here in Montana one out of every two
Indian babies under year old dies of
call it hunger or malnutrition. What
they really die of is the refusal of whites
to employ Indians.
This year the Indians of Hill 81 near
Great Falls nave made a determined
effort to secure farm jobs. know be-
cause they came to our town. They had
little success. They were here day after
day, not begging, not drunk. causing no
trouble. Just asking for a chance to
earn decent living to save their
babies. They didn't get it.
What is needed is selling job-the
whites must be sold in the idea of Civ
ing these folks a chance. There is a
shortage of transient farm workers for
the harvest fields this year These In
dams need jobs and are willing to work.
They can be reached through Sister
Providencia. College of Great Falls
Great Falls: Mr.. Butler at the USO:
or Walter Henderson, Mount Royal.
Last winter these Indians lived by
.scavenging the dumps in Great Falls.
Where would you look for food if you
were broke and jobless with family
to feed? PIease-help these people
Mrs. Harold GoIdhahn, Chouteau
County.