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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Mrs. Robert Rhodes escaped seri-
Gus injury last week when he fell
from a second floor porch. The
lad was rushed to doctor, where
it was found his injuries were
not serious.
Some of much publicized Alaska
dog family belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harland Branum were brought
to the David Sorg home Sunday.
The local school has been with
out custodian since June /, when
Mr.. Knecht resigned. It is the hope
Of the Board of Education that
married couple may be secured at
an early date, as the school
grounds are in great need of care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburt McRitchie
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ludwig to Wooster last Thursday,
where they attended Small Fruit
Day at the Experiment Station
Enroute home the party visited
Park.
Chester Schafer returned to Los
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Angeles, California Sunday via
Plane after short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schafer. Chet came home to be
best man at his brother Myron's
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp Jr. and four
children of Alliance, were over
week end guests of his parents in
their Moore's Dock home.
Among those attending the Vol
unteer Firemen's Convention in
Upper Sandusky last Tuesday and
Wednesday we're Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Herl and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Christensen. Wednesday morning
Emil Parker and Charles Hayne
drove the Catawba fire truck to
the scene of the meeting and took
part in the parade. Other local
people attending Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ballard and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood
man, Richard Smith, Esau Gedwin
and the Herl twins, James and
John.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
Catawba News
BY MRS. A. H. ROFKAR
Staff Correspondent

Mrs. Charles Bauman and dau-
ghters attended a dance reciatl in
Sandusky High School Auditorium
Friday evening.
Mrs. Edward Later and son Ed
ward visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Sisco in Toledo Sunday afternoon.
Ricky Zimmerman of Spring
field, is spending his summer va
cation with his grandmother, Mrs.
Arthur Zimmerman.
David Boss, who underwent a
tonsilectomony Friday morning in
Magruder Memorial Hospital, spent
the week end with his grand mo-
ther, Mrs. Justina Later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nitschke
of Helena, spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schafer.
Bobby Rhodes, son of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1955-11-27
|Hi|Isota Shares
$4,000 Purse

INGLEWOOD. Calf. Nov. 2t
(P).-Times Square won the
third leg of the $4,000 Ameri-
can Pacing Classic today. throw.
ing the three-leg pacing even
into tie between the winner
and Hillsota of Washington, d
c., who finished third. Diamond
Hal, finishing fifth today. settled
for third money overall.
Philip Scott was second today
for the third straight time. The
time for the race was 1859 or
a fast track. Some 1920 fans
watched the sulky classic on the
final day Of the harness meeting
at Hollywood Park.
Diamond Hal. the favorite,
looked like a cinch to the fans
to win his second straight in this
three-day classic. The Shaftel
Ranch star had won last weeh
by three lengths in l:572s. Hill.
sofa won the first leg three week:
ago in 1859 and was fourth last
week.
Diamond Hal set the pace but
faded In the stretch and Driver
Mckinley Kirk had Time;
Square well in place to go ahead
and win.
Times Square, who was thirc
last week and fourth in the frs
leg, and Hillsota each earned
ST, ,083 for their owners, Eddie
Kirk of Washington Court
House, Ohio, and Mrs. Alice v
Miller of Washington. D. C
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Queen Mother Gets
Excited as Royol
|GeIdinq Triumphs

LINGFIELD PARK. England,
Nov. 26 R.-Queen Mother
Elizabeth watched her 9-year-
Iold brown gelding. M'as-Tu-Vu.
snatch a head victory in q
three mile steeplechase today
and a royal ambition. to win the
I118-year-old Grand National
Isteeplechase at Aintree, moved q
step nearer.
II have hardly recovered from
the excitement" the Queen
Mother said as she entered the
Iunsaddling inclosure to q round
lof applause. "That was marvel
Ious." she told M'as-Tu-Vu's
jockey. Dick Francis.
Then the Queen Mother step
ped forward. patted M'as-Tu-Vu
ION the neck and murmured
l"Well done, old boy"
M'as-Tu-Vu. by Pampeiro out
tof Male Post, covered the
course in 500 for the first prize
jof 372 pounds ($1,04l).
M'as-Tu-Vu started at betting
lodds Of 4 to /. Giles Farnaby,
las to 1, was second and Blue
Envoy, 20 to /. third.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sss.4O

THIRD RACE-Purse 81. 300: matder
2-yeaF-elds: 6 furlongs.
ISa.'; is.!. ,.. s.i @ .RSsRs'' Is.4e sss e e;
Jay.Bee-Kay. Forecast. Lovely Shade
Joan I. NATURAL Speed: Top Flush
hFSsssT SouRfR f fS'tsPstt. SacF purss . ass sssoo
Pilo. B IN MedsI a.Sl sMsr,aisS,l $50 tso so 3ss::
Keeping Time, Eternal Sweep. Lawd,
Lawdy. Ghmmerslssh. Mama Shane Th'
FIFTH RAcE7Purse. 81. 500: allow'
Our ansii Marss sShi so.SsiiD as.sS 900 SO.
Pine Reho (Passmore) 40 3.0t
BraEes Rose tWhitel 4.4o
!, Psrfee.or. cTystsl star, Bsbboo, Th'
SIXTH r RxcE-Psarse. $4,000: allow,
ances: 3-year-olds; 9 furlongs,
skysweeper tRichmendD $50 $40 4.4t
Mr.. Duty tPiereel 1880 6.2t
Chris Cross. scylax, Flame Out. Littl'
Fizhook. Time. l.I3sS.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse, $500; al
lowanees: S-year-olds and up: 9 fur
aiskory nm tyohnssn, $50 $50 e.:l
AlEasir taercief) 40 2.st
Admiral Georse Rassmsre) 2.6t
Great Guy. Writer. Gweny o., Lassii
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up: Is miles.
Fiddisr's Girl IRsdr'al 1890 7.e0 6.2l
sunday Fayer tSpinaleI ESQ 6.tl
TenlEht tJohnsonl 4.2t
Open and Shut Slim. Mt. Muinaru
Mon Homme Happy Carrier. Time. 1;4S
NINTH RACE-Purse. So. 900: claim.
Ing: 4-year-olds and up; ] i miles.
Gene Geslln tPassm'e) IA.4O $50 4.6t
Halls Jesting fMOFale) 0,40 6.6t
U. Gail Bush GO
Battle Shake. Shiny Rnight, Mr.. Du,
buuue, Mist Gray. Tobruk. Red Wine II
Sea Bed, Mystic Gold. Time, 1880,
Evening star., 1955-11-27
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

y 49,
THIRD RAcE--Purse, $1,000; op-
tional Claiming: 3-year-olds and up;
ss9 EssI, hss 1s.,IsS ssSi.n, sso s.sS 3, $50 g
Valiant vicEi. capricornio. English
Fliaht, Tonga Princwe- Time 1:32.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. 1900; al
iowAnces: a.year-olds: about furlongs.
T.sisia T.;ssi sRs., ssiSss% 1900 $50 ,asS asS
auiekviiie. dreenir. Mizar, Tars's Hall.
onbern. Lincoln Lark, Marie Claire.
Time. 1884.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $500: allow
vislia. sRsss 1ssaE.oln' 1ssk.eS i Soe s ESQ aso
Arch Rival white z.s0 s.6e
crafty Warrior. Mr.. T. D., Fast spin.
Devils Tie, Do BILE Sprint. Time, 1854.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000, allow
ances; s-year-olds and up; about 4ls
fromBs inpsl.. Mckee, SEQ $50 s.ss g,
Rival Time tMecraeken> $50
Maahrook, Manipuiator, Trust Me Not.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, 81 900.
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; Il. miles;
PoOch tKratxl $50 TAO so
Hylo Son (Centradal e2.40 1880
Scotch Bush (Riyefal $50
Lucky Loudon, Blumission. Nick Bloom.
wild Tip, Jack Jay, !chicle sador. Hostile
Miss. Time, 1854.
EIGHTH RAcE-rurse, 81. 900; claim
ing. 4-year.olds and up: lie miles.
Bridge 0'Sighs lKaneD 11.60 500 $50
CLASSY Chance iServis) 500 $50
o -Four wv West. sIsdss Silver wheat, Let Out Out
Henrys First. Frigate. Furry Friend. Mr..
Beau. Time, 1884.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
By Far Winner
Al New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26 P.
IT. A. Grissom. Detroit auto
mobile dealer, registered his Sec
ond feature victory Of the young
Fair Grounds season today when
his BY Far won the $500 Cres-
cent City Handicap.
BY Far, coupled in the betting
with My Fault, paid $20.6o, SO
and $40. Ed The Great paid
s2s.40 and $l4.s0, with Peu-A-
Peu returning $7.4o.
Today's crowd of more than
II 900 wagered S473.375, almost
100000 over the total bet the
same day last year.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
PIMLIco

Continued from Page C-1
earnings for the year TO $138.175
and gave him an overall record
of eight victories In II starts. As
a 2-year-old he earned only
|$4, 1850.
The payoff on Sailor was the
largest straight pari-mutuel ever
recorded in the Pinlico Special
and the field Of eight also was
q new record.
Betting Tops For Year
Wagering on today's eight
races reached $1.S47.8S6. tops for
1855 at Pimlico but slightly be-
low the $1,860,S94 registered on
Special Day last fall.
Chilog, who races for Mrs. J,
Yancey Christmas Of Upper
Marlboro, put the favorite play
ers in a cheerful mood by win
ming the first race by a head
from Scintilla to pay $3.50.
Edward L. Stephenson's Ma
deira spoiled things by captur-
ing the second race and paying
$4e.80. to bring about q $173.40
daily double payoff on the 3 and
10 combination.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE-Purse, S1,7e0; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and UP; o furloneB.
,s, 4 Break % Mis- fLittis Chatter; L. Kis;lG "
s..id1sg s.. HHpsg sss1fss tPepm.no 0.@' So So
Break Afiss. fLieele Chatter. Kissin
Kate, Bugles Dream, Russell is. HI Sky.
IsayoIboy, Uncle Pete, Paehita. Tine.
|1:l33s
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. $1,000; claim
Hstfeld 1Kesnel 1920 6.60 80
Agnes Lynn tBorgemenke) 4.4e 3a0
Star X tD'AueustineD 4.AO
Biz Heart. Nernesia, Last Word, Tverp.
Morse Queen, Gold Metal Time. l:i3s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
Lady swords tIistser) so.00 1879 900
BFutaria tcarstens) o.Se ~ se
lM Roysis de- r.. % snnscsssn. / Dare. Jadss
Ray e; Pit AEay Tine Tine. ;iSs, aa',. .,,ov.
sss1 ss f.i stissEsHlp' sirs anS sosS s
NY Fauit. Lucky william. Miss
jeanne. Betsy r, Prince Eric. Roman
Heart, LaYriewetl
Grtssom entry
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-yeaI-oldS and up: turlones.
Baby's DeliEkt (BaIFd) $3.50 ie.eo $40
Red Ace lCraigl b.ae 5.ng
Mishty Moment. Air FLIGHT. PassinG
Hour. tiffany. Lone Riser. Time, I;l2h-
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 SOD; claim
ine; 3-yeAr-oids and UP; Its miles. -
Sir Lari tHsskmannl IlSo 90 ~ s9
pslis.rssS .,sr. ,,I'i sI'ai1EIP .H.I,l ee sS .sS
Group Thrss. HoFsrd County. Tiny
HaTp, piabio. Kny.s Children Tims. l:4S.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Lost Drag Program
Today at Manassas

More than 100 hot-rod drivers
take aim at Ted Wells speed
record today in the last drag
racing program of the season ct
Old Dominion Speedway.
Wells set the mark on Old Do
|minion's fifth-mile straightaway
Evening star., 1955-11-27
EIGHTH RAcEpu,ss ooo syoIds up; claiming; iis

at l06 miles per hour and viii
be present today to meet the
challenges of entries from six
States and the District Of Co
lumoia.
The East Coast Invitational
event begins ut noon today.
Plans ara being made to stage
two off-season drag programs
during che winter.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Colorado Ageies
Score Long-Sought
Win Over Colorado

FORT COLLINS. Colo. Nov
I26 R.--Gary Click did all the
scoring todays as Colorado Ann
king Of the Skyline Conference
lclimaxed its finest season In six
years with a 100 victory over
Colorado Of the Big Seven.
Click bucked over from the one
Ito climax o 44-yard drive In
the second quarter. converted
and booted . 22-yard field goal
In the third. The victory was the
first for the Aggies over Colorado
ct Fort Collins since 1888.
so,s;.sS so|s;.so Ann m-----2 g & Sd
Colorado ARM scoring: Touchdown.
Click Il, plunEel. Field goal--Gliek
t22l, COnverst0n---CSlick
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Prompt Impulse
Sprint Winner
AtChar|es Town

CHARLESToWN. w. Va. Nov
26.--Justin Funkhouser's Prompt
Impulse. q 3-year-old bay fllly
by Noble Impulse. scored a pop
ular victory with the 4.o14 fans
here this afternoon in the fea-
tured four-and-a-half furlonl
Berryville Purse.
Bred at Funkhouser's nearby
O'Sullivan Farms, Prompt I'm
pulse was the odds-on fayorite
paying $500. Her time was 51as
seconds.
Charlie Mckee. popular light
weight rider. brought the filly to
the wire a length and q half in
front Of ]. S. Hobbs 'Carona,
with Mrs. T. Browning's Rival
Time q head back In third spot
violino, owned by o. r. Wat
kins, Pennsylvania State Senator
and p. Vischer's Arch Rival gave
the fans q real thriller In the
mile-and-a-sixteenth fifth race,
the days secondary feature.
Finally at the finish Mckee
dropped Violino's head on tf1f
wire with Arch Rival second
four lengths in front Of v. S
Lytle,s Beaver Dam. The winner
paid $500 and was timed in 1854
The winning daily double COM
bination Of 5 and 4 returned
$3.50. Mrs. NJ. Billera's Nike:
Money, ridden by Ellis Gray
clicked by three quarters Of .
length. r. s. Reynolds, ir.i
Lady Virginia saved the place bs
a length and q half over the tir-
ing favorite. w. F. Poole's Gooe
Valley. Mixes Money was .
close second choice and PAID
$3.50 in the dash over ths
Charles Town course.
Jockey Joe Servis shot Mrs
n. v. Moss Busy Phil into tht
lead in the backstretch and wen
on to score by two lengths in tht
seven-furlong second race. Buss
Phil also paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Chorles Town Results
~ the Assoeiated Pres

FIRST RACE--Purse, 81 ZOO: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: about 8 fur.
longs.
Mixes Money tGrayl 6.so $50 3.es
LADY yiFRfnin tKr'D 4.00 3.s1
Coed Valley tKane) a.4t
Foxy Boy. 0inoeretta, Cindy Moran
Mr.. Sonny. Astrallne. New York, Sur
Brandy. Time 1s20ts.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
ling. :S-year-olds. about Z furiongs.
Busy Phil (Seryis) $50 4.40 $50
Royal Deo tMcCraeksn) $50 5.8f
speedy Feet Green &.20
Tease, Orton's Belt. Green Cross
lpeffStaiSis Time 1884,
Evening star., 1955-11-27
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 81 600; claim
ng. 3-year-old and Up hiiies and mares;
|knicks' Rally
psSWacuse

NEW YORK, Nov. 26 R1.-
Catching fire late in the fourth
quarter behind the clutch shoot
ling Of Ray Felix, who scored 81
points. the New York Knicker-
Ibockers came from behind to
defeat the Syracuse Nationals.
|100-99, in their first NBA meet
ling OF the season tonight before
$50 fans in Madison Square
Garden.
The Knicks. in winning their
eighth game in II starts. trailed
for ga periods.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 26 lP.
The front-running Philadel-
Iphia Warriors registered their
Ieigth straight victory tonight by
beating Fort Wayne. 87-s2, In
q ragged game.
! Philadelphia, atop the Eastern
Division with an e-1 record, was
paced by Paul Arizin with q
points and Neal Johnston with
10. George Yardley was high
for Fort Wayne with ~.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 26
R.-The Boston Celtics STAYED
on q late rally by Rochester to-
night to beat the Royals, 104.
i03. It was the third straight
defeat for the Royals.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26 (R.Ths
ISt. Louis Hawks left the Mime.
Iapolis Lakers behind with q 80.
point third quarter outburst ant
won q 104-95 victory tonight.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Norroeonsett Results
y the Associated Press

FIRST RACE--Purse, $1,000: claim.
LADY Redbird IMo'1el 1850 600 3.8G
Y lsfss 3 81. GSsiei sM:,s1.T3 ,1ss 1910 sS: sS.
Dandy John. Presta Donna. RAY Baby
Bird Bell Rejoice Driving Easy. Nara
Visa. Fair Cleo. Polar Region. Time
1902
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 800: claim.
ing. 3.yeaF-olds and up; 3 furiongs.
Whistles Bro (Me'eFl 12.40 5.a0 3.4t
chanssr tCsrRinelliS 4.so ss. s.
Live Ticket. Nanny Pleasant. Sprout
gaseony. Heb g., DartnR Spirit. Futile
Evening star., 1955-11-27
New Mexico Stops
Briqhum Young

ALBUQUERQUE. Nov. 26 P,
New Mexico defeated Brigham
Young 21-16 in a Skyline Con
ference football game today
largely due to Tackle Wayne
Cares, who detected a punt deer
lin Brigham Young territory late
in the fourth quarter.
New Mexico took over on the
Brigham Young 81 and drove te
the winning touchdown. scoring
on a l3-yard pass from Herbis
Hughes to Dick Pribble.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Sooner Frosh Rout
Air Academy, 48-l2

DENVER, Nov. 26 tR.--The
Oklahoma Freshmen spotted the
Air Force Academy one touch-
down today and then roared back
to bury the Falcons, 48-i2.
The Falcons netted 194 yards
rushing and only 20 yards pass
ing, completing only two out Of
eight tosses.
Oklahoma -- @ 20 2i-4t
Air Academy $1,000 o o.
Oklahoma scorine---T -Teuchdowns: Sc&i
l2. runl: Holland g, plungel; SandeteI
1913, rum; Jennings t5S. run-pass from
Sandeferl; Greene (4s. run-pass from
scottlt Lewalien q. fun). conssrsions'
T Ar Academy Touchdownsi
Thomson q. plungel; Kiutinoty Il,
pluneel.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Fair Grounds Results
Ry ths Assoelatsd Prem

FIRSr RAcE-Purse. $i.7o0: claim
ling; 2-yeaF-olds; o furlonss.
Julie Belle tCeek) 1.6O A.60 3.10
Fancy Bull tDeveRl $50 A.90
Fraluxe Baird 500
Special Choice, Judith Ann. Ace Quality,
Il Easy Nancy, Bloody warrior. Junior
Chic. Time, 1:l4h.
Field.
Ing: 3-year-oids and up: o fuFlonss.
Eduet tHeekmann) 7.4o $40 500
Barshoe {Keenel $50 sos
Pleleftaway tWatdAy 4.0o
sk5 iSp; 1ssc M hir sastie sGs % ph..lster Ge oan.
nav. Bestow. Time. 1:l3as.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

!copyrEht. 1888: By TMLisnsls M Puelications Inc
Il miles Pos l:osi oit q. once start sood won 6riE
By Requested valdna syFea Trainer, J. T. Christmas
Values-s1625 $500 $3.50 S125. Time 14s1s. Clear and
Evening star., 1955-11-27

FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 800; sIlow-
ances. 3-Fear-olds and up; Charles Town
Evening star., 1955-11-27

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: Charles Town
Evening star., 1955-11-27

FOURTH RAcE--Purse, $1,000: claim
M: 2-year-Oids. Charles Town course.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

TUo-doilar muNels paid R1cCI TAYI SIe!60. SEQ
s3.e0. GOLF ACE $500, $500 THE GREAT MAN $3.50
Handle--S21335O
FOURTH RACE Purse $500; claiming; 2-yearolds:
mile 70 yards Post 24c; off at once: start good won
snnss Ginger w. Trainer. owner Valuee-Sl s2o $3.50
Evening star., 1955-11-27

| wo-dollar mutuels paid - MADEIRA sos S22 60
81 90. KING CHALLA $3.50, $1,000. OCEAN HOP S420
| Manifestations
Evening star., 1955-11-27
CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLTCO

$500: claiming; 3-year-olds and
off at once; start good; won driy.
Mrs. Z. d. Jacobs b. c. 4, by sly.
rainer H. Jacobs. Values-s2.27e'
Evening star., 1955-11-27

TWo-doIar mutueIs pald-ROSEBOROUljH. sIE-Vs
30 MiLLIE 81 80 $500 WILLIAMSPoRT. 81 80.
Handle-S231 ,963 Total handle for day-Sl,S47es4
Evening star., 1955-11-27

DAILY DOUBLE g AND 1O) PAID sl7a.4O
THIRD RAcE-Purse,. s3.600 alOwance: 2year Clds;
fufones. Post 210 off start good; driving
place Winner Christana Stables b. 2, by Rico
sMSnssses Snack Trainer O. Clark Vaiues-S227S
Evening star., 1955-11-27

FIFTH RACE Purse. Ss
up: IL miles. Post, 3:12: @
mie-Miss B. Cradle. Trail
500. $3.50, $175. Time. i:
Evening star., 1955-11-27

lscINTIIH. $3.50. 80 ToRTfLLx $500.
Handle-S12B,0O6
SECOND RACE Purse s2,s00 claiming: 2-year-ods: /
mile 20 wards Post 1892 off 139a start good won dry-
tne place Winner, z. I. Stephenscns DIX. b. 2 by
Noor-chailequeen Trainer Smith ValuesS1 $50. $3.50
$3.50 Time i:46as
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Horse. locke,

nOlBes 5uSkCy.
Zippy (ahaw)
Evelyn Miss (Arcaro)
Hidden Gold (McG'rn)
WonaeAIn Clark
Heir Of Pines (C'mone)
Loves Eternal t0ordon)
See L See (RiiSso) .---
Gar-Haf (Bovine)
Antebabe tRegalbutol
Half Minute fBolandl !
Tony's John tLawiess
Victory King Grimm
Two-dollar mutuels
Evening star., 1955-11-27

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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-04-22
GraybiII Discusses Atomic
Plant Possibilities for State

WASHINGTON-Leo c. Gray
bill, Montana's Democratic ma
tional committeeman, said Sat
a,rday he has discussed with three
Montana congressman the posi-
bility of obtaining an experiment.
al nuclear reactor or atomic pilot
plant in Montana.
Senators Murray and Mansfield
and Representative Metcalf, all
Montana Democrats, are hopeful
such a project can be developed
because of the proximity of ur-
anium ore, Graybill told a re-
porter.
He said the three legislators
plan to consult with members of
The joint Congressional Atomic
Energy Committee "to see what
Is possible"
He said the state is interested
In the possibility of nuclear pow
er because of the availability of
Uranium ore and also because
"some warnings" have been
heard that power from present
sources will be in short supply
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-04-22

in the next five years.
Graybill also had planned to
talk with Representative Dur
ham D-NC) vice chairman of
the Joint Atomic Committee, but
he said Durham was out of the
city.
Graybill was named Friday by
National Democratic Chairman
Paul Butler as alternate to the
Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Democratic National Com
mittee, succeeding Arthur B.
koontz of West Virginia who was
named as an executive commit
tee member.
Graybill, Mrs. Bernice Kings
bury of Waller, the states COM
mitteewoman, and Mrs. Roselyn
Stokes of Shelby, attended Satur-
day nights S100-a-plate dinner
honoring Speaker Rayburn
D-Texas).
Montana Power Interested
BILLINGS - Two Pacific
Northwest utility firms will send
representatives to a Monday
meeting in Billings with Bureau
of Reclamation officials to dis
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-04-22
REPORTER BROWNING GLACIER COUNTY MONTANA

cuss a partnership proposal on
Montana's Yellowtail Dam.
L. W. Bartsch, acting bureau
Region 6 director, said Saturday
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the representatives of Montana
Power Co., Butte, and Pacific
Power & Light Co., Portland,
Ore, will check their studies with
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-04-22

latest plans and reports prepared
by the bureau on Yellowtail.
The companies have notified
bureau officials in Washington,
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ic Power and Light are George
Beard, assistant vice president,
and A. E. Alspaugh of the firms
engineering staff.
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D. c., that proposals on partner
ship will be presented late in
April.
Expected to attend from Pacif-
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Child Crime
Study Meet

A statewide Governors Planning
Conference for Prevention and
Control of Juvenile Delinquency
has been called.
In statement, Gov. Ernest w.
McF Farland said:
Il have designated Judge Lorna
E. Lockwood as my co-chairman
for a planning conference for the
prevention and control of juvenile
delinquency to be held in the
Fiesta Room of the Westward Ho
Hotel on June 4 at 1:3O pm.
"At this meeting plans will be
formulated for an organization to
coordinate work for the preven-
ton and control of juvenile delin-
quency, including government Off
cials on all levels; schools, higher,
secondary and elementary; civic
and churches and religious organi-
ztaionS dealing with youth prob
lems, industry, labor, and all
groups and individuals interested
in the problems of youth.
Everyone is invited to attend
An appeal is especially made to the
Icitizenry of the State of Arizona
to help make this a successful con-
| ference"
Arizona sun., 1955-06-03
Shiloh Baptist

Last Saturday night Mrs. Doro-
thy Whitfield was crowned queen
by Richard Evans Jr., who received
the title of king during services
which marked the close of finan-
cial contest at Shilor. Dorothy was
credited with $11, and Richard SO.
Members of ST. John Temple of
Truth were present at this service.
Sunday morning, Rev. N. L.
Huff, spoke on "No. Neutral
Grounds" The Missionary Society
and Mrs. Lille Mae Williams CO.
sponsored a program in the after
noon.
Thursday night of last week the
pastors wife, Mrs. Huff, was hon.
ored at a surprise birthday party,
Mrs. Lille Evans, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-06-03
CHURCH NEWS
LIST Institutional Baptist

Services at First Institutional
Baptist, last Sunday, were very
good. Pastor A C, Kendrick spoke
on THE Beauty of Sin" in the
morning and in the evening on
"The Truth About the Devil" Song
services were inspirational morn
ing and evening. "
Baptismal services We're held inn
mediately after the morning serv-
ice. at the old Hchurch where two
candidates were given the ordi-
nance of baptism.
Sunday was the fifth Sunday and
the Missionary Society presented a
fine. program in the afternoon
which included a skit.
-James.L. Davis, reporter