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Arizona sun., 1955-06-10
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ton trouble-shooter and liaison be-
tween the residents of San Patricio
and the Navy is an all-white town
council and vice mayor.
Until last November the resi-
dents of the small town had no
chief executive. In a whirlwind,
chest humping, speech making
campaign, Kimmons d e fe a e
three other candidates to become
the towns first mayor. -<-'
He told Ebony" that holding
down the two jobs has its prob
lens.
when answering the telephone
l never quite know whether to say:
Chief Kimmons speaking or This
is the mayor" -,~
Arizona sun., 1955-06-10

Those fabulous Dorsey brothers Jimmy and Tommy =
will be Riverside Park, Monddy, June 90 They world
famous mUsicons in their right Tommy is hot Semi
mental gentleman from Mohonoy Plains, Pennsylvania" Jimmy
the worlds greatest soxuphons, credited by mony for he
and establishment of the oke box industry. His bril-
iont insronentoist gathered with every
appearance with such bonds the Origndi California
RombIers Paul Whinnon ond others. y %24 90 $ -
Monday 2o nony local lovers will have their
chance heo Dorsey brothers I'm person poy many
of the hit popuuzed by Them such You Took Ny
Love" " Never Smile Agon @Booee Wooeie@ sunnysde Of
the Street" and many, many Others
Arizona sun., 1955-06-10

Well, FOlks:-
It's been too darned hot to
think.
Guess should take some of
my own advice and go to Red
dy's Corner for some of those
refreshing beverages that they
are SO well supplied with.
Freddy"
rs: Velrna Jean and Beverly
are both back with u.s.. Come
around and say Hello .s-s
Freddy"
Arizona sun., 1955-06-10

Q. How can L rid the house of
red ants:o
! A. Try smearing a plate thickly
With lard and leave it over night
where the ants congregate. BY
morning, the plate will be covered
with the ants, which can then be
destroyed by pouring boiling
water over them.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-10
@. How can I be certain that /
am buying fresh corn?

A. See that the husks are dry
and green, and that there are no
wrinkles in the ears. These are in
dications that the corn has been
picked recently.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-03
SIS Baran0f Sold
To japanese Firm

SEATTLE-The SIS. Baranof
has been sold by the Alaska
Steamship Co. to japanese inter
ests. The transaction awaits only
the approval of the US. and Jap
anese governments, stated r. C..
Anderson, executive vice presi-
dent.
The Baranof, a 499O-ton, 1856
passenger ship, was built in 1919
as the Grace liner Santa Elisa.
She was renamed for an old
Russian fur baron when she en-
tered the Alaska trade in 1886.
Since last fall, when Alaska Steam
went out Of the passenger bust
ness, she has been idle in Lake
Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-03
Japan Holding Out for
Unconditional Return of
Her Pre-War Islands

TOKYO, R-Japan's chief ne
gotiator at the Russian-Japanese
peace talks said Saturday Japan
is insisting on unconditionl return
Of southern Kuriles, Shikotan and
Habomai Islands.
Shunichi MatSumoto told news
men Russia's offer to return Sink
otan and Hadomai Islands on con-
dition that they not be fortified
would be an infringement OF
Japanese sovereignty and is not
acceptable to Japan"
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-03
1 Killed, 8 Injured
In Nike Explosion
At Proving Ground

WHITE SANDS PROVING
GROUND, MN. R-One man was
killed and eight injured Friday
when a Nike engine exploded,
blowing the roof off the building
where it was being tested.
Clyde F. Wooford, Las Cruces,
died Of injuries about two hours
after the explosion. One Of the in
jured was in serious condition.
The engine for the guided mis-
sile was being tested when some
thing went wrong" a spokesman
said.
1T was a chemical explosion, =
he said. They're investigating
now but it will probably take sew
eral days to determine just how
the explosion occurred"
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-03
Whaling Fleet Back
To Vancouver With
629 Whales Harpooned

VANCOUVER, BE-, IA six
craft whaling fleet has returned to
Vancouver from its hunt off the
west coast of Vancouver Island,
reporting one less catch than the
record of $50 whales harpooned
last year
One of the few whaling fleets
operating in North America, the
six catcher boats also accounted
for the largest mammals ever TAX
en- by the fleet-an 86-foot blue
whale harpooned last May 10.
The six-month whaling season
in Pacific coastal waters ended
last week and officials Of BIC.
Packers Ltd. said it had again
been successful. The company re-
sumed commercial whaling last
year after a lapse Of eight years.
The harpoon-equipped catcher
vessels-three Of them veterans Of
Antarctic whaling expeditions and
three converted mine sweepers-
are based at Coal Harbor in Quot
sino Sound, near the northern tip
of Vancouver Island.
Their hunting territory extends
to 150-mile radius.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-03
Altman Gilbert Ozenna
Gets Korea Assignment

FIFTH AIR FORCE, Korea
Airman Third Class Gilbert Ozen-
ma Of Nome, Alaska, was recently
assigned to the 5Sth Fighter
Bomber Wing, a Korea-based unit
of the Fifth Air Force.
Altman Ozenna attended the
Nome Public School. He enlisted
in the Air Force in December 1852.
Presently he is a member of a
unit whose mission in the Far
East is combat readiness and air
defense against possible aggression.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-03
Nurse Grace CrOSSOn
Cited for Help Given
To Shutdown Airmen

The St. Lawrence Island nurse,
Grace Crosson, of the Alaska Pub
lie Health Dept. was cited by Rear
Adm. X. Craig for her help to
men injured in a Navy patrol
plane shot down in Boring Sea
June p, according to the Alaska
Health bulletin.
'sThe planes crew, their fami-
lies and the personnel of this
command" wrote Adm. Craig,
''join me in sending you grateful
Well done in recognition of your
role in. the rescue" +.
Commenting on the accident of
the 11-crew plane, Miss Crosson
wrote, THANK goodness / was
there and not in Savoonga cher
other Station on the islanO. They
were certainly brave fellows, six
Of them badly burned on face and
hands and not a noticeable peep
out Of them. We were all SO thank
full they made it to shore II miles
below here"
Evening star., 1955-03-02

IT'S sure to be mighty money-saving month for
you, If you do all your marketing at A&P Especi-
ally If you choose Ann Page Foods, Eight
O'Clock, Red Circle or Bokar Coffee, Jane Parker
baked goods and the dozens of other A&P Ex-
clusiveS For all the brands made by or for A6sP
alone, to APPS own exacting specifications, are
Evening star., 1955-03-02

always priced lower than others of comparable
quality. They're sold with money-back guar
antee of complete satisfaction, too. Come get
"lion's share of these good things :. and save
on the other foods you need for 81 meals week
as well! You'll find this the surest, simplest,
most sensible way to cut your total food bill.
Come see :. come save at ASP!
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30

Dorcas Society will have an af-
ternoon meeting. Tuesday. at the
home Of Mrs. Roy Flint.
St. Matthew'S Guild meets next
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m, at the home Of
Mrs. Carl Goble. All ladies Of the
church are invited to attend. Guild
meetings are first and third Tues
day evenings.
Columbia Falls Women's Club
meets, Tuesday afternoon, at the
home Of Mrs. Mel Ruder. See story.
St. Richards Altar Society meets
next Wednesday evening at the par
ish hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. Tom
Lee and Mrs. James Dakin.
General WSCS Of the Methodist
church meets next Wednesday,
| p. M, at the parish house.
Columbia Falls Masons meet al
their temple, Wednesday, 8 p. m
Work in the first degree.
Rainbow Assembly meets, Thurs
day, 7:30 p. m, at the Masonic
temple. Election Of officers.
Baptist Missionary Circle meet!
next Friday, p. m, at the home 0
Mrs. James Clemens. Mrs. Jacl
Schutzman Is new president.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Park Presents Wide Screen

Wide screen and four lens pro-
lection comes to the Park theatre,
Columbia Falls on New Years day.
Feature technicolor picture for the
event will be "A Man Called Peter"
This is the story Of Peter Marshall,
former chaplain of the U. S. Senate,
Mrs. Marshall wrote the book, and
it was made into one of the top
motion pictures.
"A Man Called Peter" will be
shown here Sunday and Monday with
matinee at 1870 and evening shows
Sunday and Monday7 and 900.
Installation of Cinemascope at the
Park theatre saw construction of a
1lh by % foot screen as compared
to IL by is, the former size. Projec.
ton requires four instead of two
lenses.
Considerable remodelling of the
heating system and exits at the
front end of the theatre was made
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day feature is "The Blackboard
Jungle" a top-rated picture about
fang and claw children in bi,
city school that has proved ;
"shocker." 8n
Admission price at the Parl
theatre starting Jan. / will be 6
cents for adults including cent
tax; 50 cents for students and 2
cents for children under 10. Forme
adult admission was 50 cents.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Masonic Officers Installed

Officers Of Columbia Falls Mas
onic lodge were installed, Dec. 81.
New master is Ted Craft, Hun
cry Horse. Others installed were
Leonard Lee, Hungry Horse, senior
warden: Klaas Dewitt, Columbia
Falls, junior warden; Duane Lind,
senior deacon; Bill Potter, junior
deacon; George Harker, secretary;
al Shay, treasurer; Len Eriksen.
Hungry Horse. chaplain; Orville
Alexander. marshal; Ted Langton,
senior steward; Sam Bakshas, jun
ior steward; and Art Snyder, White.
fish, tyler. Installing officer was Al
Shay, outgoing master, with Klaas
Dewitt, installing marshal.
During the evening, H. J. Mus
tell, custodian and rental agent fol
the Masonic temple, was presented
with gift for his work.
Reelected to the temple boart
have been Dulane Fulton and Dudley
Greene. Board members are elect
ted officers Of the lodge.
Lodge meets next Wednesday.
p. m, with work in the first degree
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Won1ens Club pIons
tuesday, Meetinq

General Federation Of Women's
Clubs will be explained at the local
club meeting, Tuesday. Leading the
discussion is to be Mrs. James
Hooper. president. Parliamentary
procedure in the local club win also
be discussed.
Club meets at the home of Mrs.
Mel Ruder. Co-hostesses are Mrs.
william Bruey and Mrs. Jack Davis.
Also on the business agenda is re-
port Of the ways and means COM
mittee regarding dinner dance for
members and husbands. The dinner
dance Is slated for February. Christ
mas basket report viii be made al
the meeting. Program viii include
vocal solos by Mrs. Bruey.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
IFvIIfine Minister
At Christiun Church

Pastor Tom Shelton will become
fulltime minister Of Columbia Falls
Christian church, effective, Sunday.
He's been serving as pastor for
both Columbia Falls and Whitefish
churches.
Pastor and Mrs. Shelton have
been in Columbia Falls 3h years.
During that time, Sunday school at
tendance indicates church growth.
Figures show attendance Of q in
Sunday school during 1852; II in
1858; 49 during 1854; and total Of SIS
students in 1855. There are g. re-
sident members of the church.
CHURCH MEETING
Slated for Jan. s is congregational
meeting to discuss pastors salary.
Presiding viii be George Hanson,
church board chairman. Church
board viii meet the same evening
lat Z p. m.
Scheduled is construction Of q 81
by 70 building, with application for
| q loan to be made soon. Ground
breaking ceremony was Sept. II
with Leo Renfrow, building com.
mittee chairman, among those par
ticipating. Church viii be built al
Second Avenue West and Seventh
Street. Services are held now il
the former home Of Mr.. and Mrs
&c. B. Cobb.
| Pastor and Mrs. Shelton will
children, Christine and Timothy
reside in the upstairs apartment o
the church.
| In addition to local duties, Pasto
Shelton is secretary of Montan,
State Convention of Christial
churches; president of Flathea'
County Ministerial Association; an
secretary of the Montana Christia
Missionary Society.
AT WHlTEFlSH
, To conduct services at the Chris
ian church in Whitefish is Williar
MCLEAN. Mr.. MCLEAN, high scho<
teacher at Glasgow, will hold fir!
: service in Whitefish, Jan. 8. He plan
Y to conduct at least one service
: month until school closes, when b
will move to WhitefiSh.
YOUTH MEETING
Church news of local interest i
= cludes announcement of distri
youth meeting at Poison, Jan.
? Meeting will begin at $3.50 p. m, wi
: youth from Hamilton to Whitefi!
It area in attendance. Columbia Fal
l. Christian Youth Fellowship membe
s. will lead the fellowship and recre
" ton period.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Driver Safety Film
TO Be Shown in Falls

Devil Take U.s." a show that
every adolescent driver should see
is the featurette at the Park theatre
Friday and Saturday. Main picture
is abbott and Costello Meet the
keystone Kops."
Devil Take Us" runs for 81
minutes and is a camera-eye view
of the highway safety problem as
seen in its grim reality by an Of
ficer of the California highway pa
troll.
All characters in this picture are
real people, either living or dead,
and the story is real, too. It is
a factual dramatization of three
real-life incidents.
The picture has won national re
cognition from the National Safety
council, and other similar organiza
tons.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Royal Neighbors
Slate Installation

Installation of Royal Neighbors
Lodge officers is slated for Jan. IL.
Mrs. Art Hol1nquist has been reflect
ed as oracle. Installing officer is to
be Mrs. Bruce Livingston.
Husbands are to be guests that
evening. No-hostess lunch is plan
ned.
Lodge met Thursday with routine
business conducted. Lunch commit
tee members were Mrs. Fred Kro.
ma, Kate Krona, Mrs. Cecil Noel
vain, Vera McElwain, and Mrs
Mary Loeffler.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30

Named as co-chairmen q IT, Jan.
10 card party sponsored by St. Rich
ards Altar Society have bean MA
Otto Cavalar and Mrs. Martin o.
sen.
Assisting them viii be Mrs.. Ralph
Barnaby, Mrs. Bud Downes, Nh.
Robert Frazier, Mrs. A. ". Hook,
Mrs. Albert LaRocque, Mrs.. Bob
Marantette, Mrs. Cliff Sedivy. nm
Sullivan, and Mrs. Joe Tombfimk
Bridge, canasta, and pinochle aro
played at these card parties. High
scores are awarded both ladies md
men for all games.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Ids SIofes Dance
For New Years Eve

New Years eve dance is schedul-
ed to begin at 8 p. m. at the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Dancing, to close at 1880 .. M,
viii be to the music Of a ,Kalispell
orchestra. Members Of the Columbia
Falls and Kalispell branches are
sponsors. Refreshments will be
served at 1880.
Other local church news is an
nouncement Of baptismal service.
Sunday, about / p. m. This is to
follow the Sunday school, which be-
gins at 1890 a. m.
Two plays Of a religious nature
are to be given at the church, Sun.
day, at 7:30 p. m. Ladies of the
church will take parts in one of the
plays, with primary students acting
in the other play.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
WSCS Circle l Gives
Basket to Family

A Christmas basket was purchas-
ed by members of WSCS Circle 1, as
December project. 1t was given to
a family by the ladies.
Circle meeting was held, Dec. l.,
at the parish house. Afternoons en-
tertainment included gift exchange.
Rev. and Mrs. M. o. Smith were
also honored. Mrs. George Westre
presided at the meeting.
Hostesses Jan. 10 will be Mrs. w.
]. Galbraith and Mrs. Gordon Trim
mer.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
First Confirmation
At Our Redeemer's

First confirmation class at Our
Redeemer Lutheran chapel was re-
ceived into full communicate men,
bership Christmas day.
Received into the membership at
the Sunday morning service were:
Mrs. Russell Kelsey, Mrs. John
Mathison, John Mathison and Mrs.
Delbert Riley.
The class had met with Pastor
Walter Holzheimer twice a week
for about three months. Another
class is being planned, and anyone
interested is invited to contact the
pastor or any member of Our Re-
deemer Lutheran chapel.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Hold Stork Shower For
Mrs. Delbert Riley

A stork shower was held in honor
OF Mrs. Delbert Riley at the Our Re-
deemer Lutheran parsonage. At
tending were Mrs. Ted Homan, Mrs.
Donald Steffensen, Mrs. Walter
Christgau, Mrs. Kenneth Riley, Mrs.
Harry Riley, Mrs. Wallace Riley,
Mrs. Charles Schroth, Mrs. Robert
Ward, Mrs. Walter Christman, Mrs.
John Mathison, Mrs. Rolf Robinson
and Mrs. Walter Holzheimer. In.
teresting parlor games were played
after which the gifts were opened
and refreshments were served.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
To Discuss Plans
For Years Meetings

Ideas for next years program for
the Three C's are to be discussed
when the club meets, Monday. New
members are invited to the 7:30
meeting at the city hall. Suggestions
for diet and sef-improvement will
be heard.
Club met Monday for Christmas
party and gift exchange. Mrs. r. v.
Thomas led games and entertain
ment.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
II Has Become Necessary

For several years, while prices were rising all
around us, we have maintained our price schedule.
We liked the 50 cent price for adults buck couple
for two hours entertainment easy to figure, and
easy to pay
In the meantime you have seen admission prices
rise all around u.s. and we got caught in the pinch
here in Columbia Falls Cost Of top notch motion pic
lures doubled and cost Of constant improvements made
it prohibtve to do what we wanted to.
We want to give you the best Of movies that are
the market and feel it is not good theatre
agement to pass up good shows because they cost
much that could not possibly come out them So
that left only one way out and that was to abandon
our established prices and raise admissions.
From January LIST on we will charge 50 cents for
adults plus cents federal tax 50 cents for students
age 10 and over and Is cents for children up to and
including age II. We have raised the age limit on
chdrens tickets by year. to help the family budget
little
The actual increase in cost to you is pennies. But
this message to you is being published to tell you
that we feel that we had to raise prices, not that
wanted to.
We trust that you will understand, and II you look
our January and coming programs over you will
agree with that we offer you the finest Of movies
that are available to us.
PARK Theatre
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Give Birthday Party
For Gail Ann SHAY

Gail Ann Shay was guest of hon
or at a birthday party after school,
Thursday. She was seven years old
Christmas eve.
Guests were Jean and Sharlene
Carlson, Dee Lyngstad. Bonnie Lew.
is, Penne Piper, Lana Senner, judy
Smithson, Jane Wilson, Janet, How.
ard and Laurie Shay. Carol Nadeau
was unable to attend.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30

Installation services are being held
at Trinity Lutheran church. Kalis-
pell Sunday evening for their new
pastor, the Rev. Schuldheiss, for
merly Of Houston, Texas. He has
been minister since 1855. Pastor
Walter Holzheimer Of Our Redeem
er Lutheran chapel, Columbia FAILS,
win be among those attending the
installation.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Holiday Dance Set
For Thursday Niqht

Dancing starts at 9 p. M, at
holiday dance sponsored by Column
bia Falls Rainbow Assembly, Thurs
day. Furnishing music is the Billy
Paul trio.
Rainbow girls and escorts, East
ern Stars, MaSonS, and friends are
invited. Tickets may be purchased
from Assembly members.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Son for Stalcups

Mr.. and Mrs. George Stalcup are
parents Of a son born, Tuesday ct
Kalispell General hospital. The baby
was named Cory Hale. He weighed
six pounds.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Stalcup and Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Howell.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
New Years Eve Worship

Members of Our Redeemer Luth-
eran chapel are holding a special
New Years eve worship service at
6 p. m. Sermon theme will be Lord,
Now Lettest Thou Thy Servant De-
part" The public is invited to at
tend this and all services.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Son for Clemens

Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Clemens are
parents of son born, Dec. Is. The
baby was named James Arthur. He
weighed six pounds, 10 ounces.
Grandparents in Columbia Falls
are Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Glenn
ems. Maternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lavalley, Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-30
Close for Inventory

Montana State Liquor Store in Col
umbia Falls is to be closed, Monday
and Tuesday.
Monday is New Years holiday,
with inventory to be taken, Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06
Church Women
To Hold Services

On Thursday when the
United Thank Offering Of the
women of the Episcopal Church
is being presented at the Tri-
ennial Meeting Of the national
Woman's Auxiliary in Homo
lulu. Territory Of Hawaii.
women Of the Episcopal Di-
Geese of Washington will at
tend similar services of holy
communion and Thanksgiving
in their own parish churches
throughout this area.
These echo services will be
held as near to the hour of
the Honolulu service as is fea-
sible C7:30 am. Honolulu time,
1880 pm. DST). Similar
echo services viii also take
place throughout the United
States and in missionary dis
tricts of the Episcopal Church
all over the world.
Presentation Of the three
year United Thank Offering Of
the women Of the church will
be a highlight Of the triennial
gathering In Honolulu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Many Of the greatest health
aids are free-air, sunshine.
exercise. deep breathing. vita
min and mineral rich food in
q well balanced diet. and
happy mental attitudes.
Yet we are all susceptible
to high powered beauty advise.
to gadgetS and fads which viii
keep us eternally young with
out much effort. This Is only
human. The only trouble 10
that we too often depend on
these and neglect the wonder
full, free ingredients for health
and beauty and happiness.
The effects Of deep breath
ing are varied and beneficial.
yet many people indulge in
shallow chest breathing.
There are exercises which win
increase the depth Of your
breathing and which also are
great aids to improved pos
ture. Today I will give you q
couple Of these exercises.
/. Lie on the floor on your
back. Place your right hand
on your diaphragm. Inhale
slowly and deeply. As you in
hale, your diaphragm and
abdominal wall should move
upward toward the ceiling.
AS you exhale, the area under
your hand should return to
normal position. Then con-
tract the abdominal muscles
and pull down toward the
floor. AS you inhale f1atten
your back against the floor,
touching as much Of 1t to the