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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05

hospital.
HOWEVER, ALL MEDICAL HOSPITALS ARE
SATURATED WITH THE DEvIll-AkIMAL MAG.
NETIsMl-THUs sUFFocATiNc THE DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL SENSE OF ITS PATlENTs-THEIR
T.H-LN.KLN-cl-THEIR VERY LIFE HERE!
Thousands die prenstvrey under medical because
the leaders OF their European religious erppe do yet
discern the actual presence HERE AND NOW OF the long
expected Messiah TO ell peopesl
As the Protestant ministers have it-"Jesus will soon
Gomez but NOT in the nesh which these doubling Thorn
demand-but in Jesus nvneibs triumphant,
divine and chrisfIks individuality whose availability must
be made manifest per Jesus reaction 70 frvsrsti ~
HAVE MANY MORE THINGS TO SAY UNTO YOU. BUT We
CANNOT BEAR THEM MOVE BUT THE FATHER WILL
SEND YOU THE COMFORTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST.
THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH. WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THlnGS "a
Hence, Hebrews catholies-both Roman and Creek
and Profsssn and all Of the human race. except Gods
Chosen Peopsl-chrisfike Christian Seientists-who have
out OF oil races and Observation-Disclosures on
Prsmatvrey except the offspring Of especially hardy her
sse subject such exceptions the OF Ede Ford,
who in view OF the longevity Of his father and mother should
reached rs years instead OF passing his 50h year
But the devI-snima magnetism sml-nseded
heaps Of the Christening of the Lord after Mrs Eddy passed
in 1910. in her goth year
Hence. the c. Headquarters in Boston, Gods
spiritually bankrupt Rome and jerusalem. strong
enough TO do the David Goshmsnner Of crvsadns via
the C. Monitor does Gods Detroit Tribune Such
ssdng would have reached Edse Ford and countless Of
thousands Of others who might have reached exceeded
normal span Of yearsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
God To The Detroit Tribune,

Since found and appointed NY DaUshtsr-SVeesssor to
NY Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son. the Rev. Mary Baker
Eddy less than year after The assassination OF NY beloved
Abe Lincoln, the life expectancy has slowly increased
"Bvi-sduIis who do not submit 10 such spiritual re-
brs given only by Ny Second Coming OF the triumphant
See Growing Ranks of This Age Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05

In Christ's Sermon on the
Mount, 10 produce greater
assurance, ne continued to
preach and teach that all
throughout the ages may
understand the truth that
makes free.
Therefore whatsoever hear
eth these sayings of mine,
and doeth them, | will liken
him unto a wise man, which
built his house upon a rock
And the rain descended,
and the winds blew, and
beat upon that house; and
1t fell not: for it was found.
ed upon a rock"
Christ Jesus the Rock
The Mind which was in
Christ Jesus through Spirit,
and not matter is the solid
rock of mans salvation.
Man Reflects Qualitie,
Of Mind
The perfect man of Gods
creation has all of the spir.
itual qualities of the har.
mony of heaven through
Mind. And these fine quail.
ties conforming with divine
Principle gives him the ex-
cellency of determining ideas
which produce the peace OF
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
Experts List Danger Sign Found
In Disturbed Children" Their
Mental Ills!
Of Homes. Churches. Sunday Schools;
Of Judaism, Roman Catholicism,
Professionalism, and Other Anemic
Sources Of Mental and Spiritual
Nourishment!
N0urishment!

Gods Chosen People-Chrstke Christian Scientists
ARE demonstrating their understanding of Gods answers
how to wage successful spiritual warfare with the
world, the flesh, and the dev"!How to Eight the bat
ties Of the Lord'-divine Love!
ChristIike Christian Scientists practice the DRUG.
Less Christianity, the potent, the divine and spiritual
See-Bumper Tag il Fatal to Youth -PaRe7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
Fear No EriI
BY 3. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

SPIRITUAL MAN GODS HIGHEST CREATION
sPIRITUALIZED CONSCIOUSNESS UNITEs MAN
WITH GOD.
GEN. rs
And God said, Let make in image, after
our likeness,
GEN. ~
so God created man in his image, in the image
of God created He him.
The scientific definition of man in Science & Health
with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy psg.
Sol, reads q follows;
MAN. The compound idea of infinite Spirit; tn
spiritual image and likeness of God; the full represents
ton of Mind.
On the same page 10 found the definition of Mind
Mind; "The only the only Spirit Soul divine
Principle substance, Life Truth Loves the God not
that which is in man. but the divine Principle God Of
whom the full and perfect expressions deity which
L..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
Probe Death Of Jet Filler"
Detroit Time,)
ACE Is
Son Of Coli pro.


ACE rs
Son Of Golf pro.
victim Of faulty prsyers discipline, THINKING,
Of home, church. Sunday schooI-h sny-deheient in
or devoid of-Cods indispensable, imperative, Christ
Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah to all peoplei
Golf cannot snnul Jesus statement Of lswi THE
FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING! "IT IS THE SPIRIT
THAT QUIcKENETH, THE WORDS THAT SPEAK
UNTO you, THEY ARE SPIRIT. THEY ARE LIFE"l
John ei63)
Pathological, began lasts today in effort to de-
See "Probs Death Of Jet Flisr"-Psse7
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president Statutes Christians, Jews
For Brotherhood"
Monitor
By ANDREW r. fRUEHAuF. c.s. p = 4

E By ANDREW =. FRUEHAUF. c.s. +<+
" Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of 'our Fsther-Mother God, all
harmonious Up. Is, seisne: and Health .,'n hey 70
message and mission, who wildly the grace Of God
do Fruehsu f Martin Luther job in this age!!! And
Howl Science Health, our textbook Loo LID
AHIGHER AND rRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIENDS AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
Jesus ''loved rishteousness and hated niquity"i
The "lukswarm" live in q fools PARADISE
God to the Detroit Trbunes
EVERYONE CAN SUBSCRIBE TO OUR BELOVED
PRESIDENTS SALUTE, ON THE BASIS OF THE
ANGELIC MESSAGE THAT CHRIST JESUS
MEssAHSHIP WOULD EXPRESS;
PEACE ON EARTH. GOOD WILL TO MEN!
And incidentally herewith the Catholic version;
"PEACE ON EARTH TO MEN OF GOOD WILL!
PART2
HOWEVER, THE SCRIPTURAL, CHRISTIAN, AND
SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD,
THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL, IN ORDER TO
FIGHT THE BATTLES OF THE LORD cdivine
Lover. MUST NOT BE OVERLOOKED!
The Golden Rule and brotherly love-Cod directed
required Jesus blast the devsh spiritual unacy Of the
Satan bound murderous, Hebriac hsh-presthood! and
Hebrsc rebelousness. which hndered the divine
Of the BEST JEW THAT EVER LIvED-Christ Jesus!-
'dogin-the-msnger rebellousneu.--whch hindered
Hebrews from accepting the prophesed Judae Messiah-
ship forwarding the ncompleted labors of Moses who,
upon being forbidden entry into the Promised Land de-
elared that God will RAISE UP PROPHET LIKE
UNTO ME! HIM SHALL YE HEARKEN UNTO"
And in citing this prophecy, in the Acts of the Apos
lies the says, in effect; EVERY REBELLIOUS
SOUL SHALL BE DESTROYED
PART }
HENCE, THE MILLION HEBREWS FORCED TO
GIVE UP THE GHOST TO THE DEVILS ROMAN
CATHOLIC RENEGADE. HITLER!-THE DEVILS
JUDAS, CHRIST VOID. ANTI-CHRIST JUDAISM
BEING UTTERLY IMPOTENT TO FULFILL GODS
PROMISES OF PROTECTION TO HEBREWS AND
CENTILEs, WHO LOVE GOD WITH ALL THEIR
HEART AND SOUL, AND MIND. AND STRENGTH,
AND KEEP HIS COMMANDMENTS
Which Hebre~s-'Satsn bound'-will be unable to
do UNTIL THEY BECOME DIVINELY SCIENTIFIC,
CHRIsTLlKE. SPIRITUALLY-MINDED
CHRISTIAN SClENTISTS!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
The Carcass Of Spiritually Dead
Roman Catholicism Has Been
Awaiting Burial Ever Since God
Promoted Martin Luther!

Tn. devils Roman Catholic msteriAlistic perversons
Of tn. divine and spiritual CH-IL~D-L-ESS Christ Jesus
and His D.R-U-CLE-S-S Chrissnty, together with the
devils Judsism and the DEVILS materiate, spiritually
naked Chris, HnissprsSentstinE, MEDICINE, SURGERY.
Sss-Pr.s.dsnt sslutes Christians. Jews-Psve7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
Bumper Tag is Fatal to Youth;
Killer FIees"!

BY TOM NICHOLSON
Free Writer
red-haired teen-ager in dark Oldsmobile
one.sided game of bumper tag on w. Warren near
Outer Drive early Sunday.
His prize; Another boys life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05

Spiritual Nakedness Of Florence
Crittendon Hospital Permits the
DeviI!-Anima| Magnetism
Materia|ism!- 10 Rob Mrs. Mildred
Bright, 48 Of Perhaps A Quarter Of
A Century!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05

Mrs. Bright evidently highly competent woman
member Of the administrative staff OF Lawrence Institute Of
Technology five years She was Director Of Veterans Affairs
the college She died after long illness in the aforesaid
haxnifaL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
Judaism Spiritually Dead! Ever Since
Its Satan Bound Hishpriests
Demanded Of Plate The Death Of
Jesus!!!

The 'csresu Of Judsism will be buried as
enough Hebrew. b.com. Chriske Christian seientists
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

Dr.. William Haber. president OF
the ORT Federation for the past
five years and prominent in Jew
ish communal affairs. has been
elected president of the World
ORT Union Central Board. He was
the unanimous choice of delegates
from ~ countries at the recently
concluded World Congress Of
ORT organizations at Geneva.
The Central Board is the govern
ing body of ORT between con.
crosses.
One of the country's leading
authorities on problems of man
power and social legislation, DR..
Haber is a professor Of economics
at the University Of Michigan. He
was for many years chairman Of
the Federal Advisory Council on
Employment Security and special
consultant to the Secretary Of
Labor.
This past June. he received the
United Jewish Appeals Human
itarian Award for aiding survivors
of Hi:lerisrc during his Jour OF
duty as Special Advisor on Jew
ish Affairs to General Clay In
Germany in l94s.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
A RDsh HashOnah Message

Of sustaining and Strengthening
Jewish ideals. Jewish culture,
Jewish living, Jewish peoplehOod-
Zion.s-n L The life force Of Jewish
peoplehood. in Israel taking form
Is state. in the Diaspora taking
form Is rich. rneaningful Jewish
living IN which Israel serves Is
III eyer present spiritual and Gull
tursl influence.
Now. more than ever. there Is
need for a strong. vibrant and
clear thinking Zionist movement.
Israel needs US and we shall not
fail the land we helped 10 create.
We shall not fail TO meet the
challenge Of Jewish destiny and
Of Zionist aspirations.
Nay the year SIG see the full
fi.lrnent III al We seek May II
see peace established throughout
the world.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
Continued from Page lal

obligation 70 re6eoicate them
selves with ever greater zeal and
devotion 70 the task II helping
Israel 70 safeguard It's freedom
ard security.
In this country. the anti-Israel
forces are strongly organized. The
barrsse of Arab propaganda is On
the increase. We must step up
cur own efforts 10 combat the dis
tortions and untr1ths being dis
seminated 70 discredit Israel We
must keep public opinion fully
informed Of the facts. Of tie truth
and nothing but the truth.
A Zlonists We also face the task
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

"Why is it, asks Harpo Marx,
"that just about the time you be-
come important enough to take
two hours for lunch, your doctor
limits you to a bowl of crackers
and MILK"
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Mountain Areas
Get Heavy Rains

October has brought unusually
heavy rain to mountain areas of the
Flathead.
Glacier National Park headquar-
tiers Sunday reported LII inches
followed by 1.76 inches Monday. Oct
ober SO far has $40 inches compared
to 2.43 inches normal for the whole
month, reported Elmer Ness, as
sistant chief ranger.
Streams were full, but no apparent
damage resulted. On Logan pass
snow was up to three feet deep.
Carter Helseth, Flathead Nationa
Forest dispatcher, reported the fol
lowing precipitation figures for Oct
ober so far: Coram, 2.67 inches
Spotted Bear, 2.84 inches; Glacier
View, 15O inches and Condor, 1.3'
inches. In contrast Big Prairie hat
but .21 of an inch; Bigfork rs of al
inch and Kalispell, SO.
Spotted Bear rainfall for the on,
day, Oct. 10, was LAG inches follow
ing SO of all inch, day before. Hun
cry Horse Dam had 4O5 inches Oct
9 and 10.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Stort Adult Art
Class in Falls

Starting Saturday at 2 p. m. will
be the first adult education class Of
fered this year by Columbia Falls
high school. The class will be held
in Columbia Falls junior high-Mr.
Barnaby's room.
Mrs. COrilne Tillett will enroll
adults interested in taking an art
course. She will teach the class each
Saturday from until p. m. Mrs.
Tillett is the Whitefish high school
art teacher.
Supt. Dulane Fulton of District c
schools added that an adult evening
class in typirg was being scheduled
and other courses if 10 or more per.
sons are interested.
Three years ago, Columbia Falls
! schools offered adult classes in home
economics, tipping, arts and crafts
introduction to law and woodworking
1 Costs of all the adult education
courses are small.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Start Wire Bar Casting at AAC Plant

Second product of the new Anacon-
da Aluminium Co. Flathead plant was
being produced this week with the
making of foot long, by inch
wire bars, These are shipped to
Great Falls for use in the Anaconda
wire mill.
The new Columbia Falls plant
started aluminium output Aug. Il,
1855 producing So pound aluminium
pigs.
Meanwhile Charging of the first
pots in the second potline started
Thursday morning, and by Nov. Is
all 24O pots at the plant will be in
production. Presently 12O-or hall
the pots at the plant-are in pro.
duction. The aluminium output now
at SO per cent capacity, late in Nov
ember will reach 100 per cent. The
plant is rated at $4,000 tons capacity
a year.
Removal of three-fourths of the
construction buildings has been com
pleted or is in process. Plant EN-
ployes bought most of the buildings
Two-thirds of the former Foleys of
flee building is being donated to Col
umbia Falls for library purposes, ant
the other third of the building to thu
Columbia Falls rifle club.
The former Larkin log home
only building on the plant are;
when construction started June
1953-is sold. Henry Urban, Jr., al
AAC employe purchased the lol
building which had been used as thu
Anaconda engineering field offic
during plant construction. 1t is be
ing moved.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
AWurd Contract For
New Phone Office

Contract to erect the new 68 by 54
foot brick Pacific Power and Light
Co. telephone office in Columbia
Falls has been awarded to Gyrion
Construction Co., Kalispell. The con-
tract is for $46, 891 Bid opening was
Sept IS. Bids were reviewed in
Portland.
Merl Ebbe, Kalispell, district man.
ager for Pacific Power and Light
Co. expects the new building will be
completed by spring with installation
of dial telephone equipment taking
place in 1856.
Architects for the new building
are Weed and Fehlberg, Kalispell
The structure will include an office
equipment room, garage and shop
and will be located next to the pre-
sent building erected in 1910. This
will be removed.
| Under the dial system, long dis
lance calls will be handled through
the Kalispell exchange, and the P
P. and l.. force here will consist o
daytime office personnel and ;
maintenance crew.
Columbia Falls in 1916 had IL
telephones. Today the number i
over 1875. Lyman oliver is Whitefish
i Columbia Falls manager for P. F
and L. with Mrs. Sue Nadeau, chic
operator in Columbia Falls. Their
are nine local operators. Preser
telephone equipment-two p0sitio
J. local and one position long distanc
= boards are overloaded.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Reopen Going Sun
AS Sky Clears

WEST GLACIER - Going-to-the-
Sun highway is to be re-opened Fri
day morning.
The continental divide section of
the so mile. highway is to be kept
open on day shift basis from 9
a. m. to p. m. with closure at night
as safety measure.
The outlook for fair weather indie
ates that Sun highway will be open
for several days. Elmer Ness, as
sistant chief ranger added that the
road is to close for winter with the
next big storm.
Last weekend's snow and heavy
rain kept Sun highways Garden
Wall section closed this week. The
west side gate was at Logan creek
at the foot of the Garden Wall; the
east side gate at Jackson Glacier
viewpoint.
| The rotary pillow on top Thursda.
was enc0untering up to three foo
snow drifts Chains are advised
though warm weather may see
completely bare road by Saturday
Ness concluded.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Merchants to Show
Appliances at Bank

Operation Snowflake" sponsored
on a nationwide scale by the U. S.
Steel Corp. is fall and winter event
for Columbia Falls.
First portion of Operation Snow
flake is a display of electrical and
gas appliances in the Bank of Col
umbia Falls lobby starting Monday
Participating Columbia Falls mer
chants are: Bills Radio, Casey
Electric, Columbia Falls Hardware
Columbia Falls Lumber, Daval
Mercantile Co., Fay's Electric
CANDLES and Union Natural Gas.
The merchants offer complete
line of appliances at prices compel
tive with any in the Flathead. LOca
financing through the Bank of Col
umbia Falls is available.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
City Council Buys
New Police Car

Bid of Flathead Motor Sales Co.,
Kalispell, to supply a 1855 model,
two-door Chevrolet for 1880 as the
new Columbia Falls police car was
accepted by the Columbia Falls city
council at special meeting Monday
evening.
Also bidding were Carey Motor
Co., Kalispell, who offered a 1856
model Ford for 81, 698.72; Rygg Ford
Whitefish, a 1856 Ford for 81 ,948, ano
Driscoll Motors, Columbia Falls, g
1855 4-door Plymouth for $2,315.50.
Specification was that the car be
a six cylinder model.
| The federal tax does not apply OF
cars purchased by a city.
Columbia Falls former police cal
was on an annual rental fee tina
averaged over $500 a year.
Other action taken by the cit.
council was to authorize employ
ment of a part-time cashier for tn
water department to assist Mrs
Ruby j. Guillaume-Berg, city clerk
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Oct. "a DeudIine
For Reqisferinq

Columbia Falls resident taxpayers,
who did not vote here in the 1854
general election or have not regist-
cred since that time have until
noon, Monday, Oct. "a to register in
order to vote in the Nov. 8 special
election.
The election will be on the question
of a $12,5OO bond issue to pay for
street, sidewalk and waterline en-
cheering
Persons who have moved into {
new ward, or live in a new addition
to the city, should also register.
Registration may be made with the
Columbia Falls city clerk, any not
airy public or justice of the peace
as well as at the court house. Their,
is no charge
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
StoItze Purchases
Abbott Timber

St0ltze Land and Lumber Co., Col
umbia Falls, was successful bidder
at an oral auction Wednesday on
2,635, 900 board feet of timber in
Coram Experimental Forest of Flat
head National Forest.
St0ltze total bid for stumpage on
Abbott creek was $40, 100. so; Rex
Brown, Coram, offered $69, Ass and
F, K and L Lumber Co., Martin City,
$68, 1880. Spirited bidding was be-
tween St0ltze and F, X and L.
Other bidders were Plum Greek
Logging Co., Columbia Falls, ISL, :
SAB; Forest Products, Kalispell, $751;
087, and offers of the minimum
stumpage- $27, PSI So by Krause
Lumber Co., Creston; Kalispell
Lumber Co., Kalispell; Superior
Buildings Co.,, Columbia Falls, and
Breeder Brothers, Creston.
The sale also includes $5,27o for
slash disposal, $3,952.5 SO for stand
Improvement, and requires 21z miles
of road Improvement and recondit-
ioning and IL miles of spur road.
! The sale in the 1000 acre larch-fir
Coram experimental forest covers
1O5 acres. Specification is that six
one-fourth to one-half acre plots OF
. seed trees be left and that the re.
, mainder of the area be logged clean
4 The Abbott creek timber back Of
Martin City can be logged readily
in winter.
Stoltze bid $3.50 a thousand fol
: larch and fir compared to the SIC. s.
a thousand minimum asked. Of tn,
sales 2,635, 900 board feet, 2,557, OO(
is larch, fir, and $4,000 spruce, ant
/, $1,000 board feet other species. Tn,
: spruce went for $3.50 a thousand
: minimum asked, and other species
mostly alpine fir, for $l.5O thou
3 sand, minimum asked.
George Weyerman, Flathead Nat
I ional Forest assistant supervisor il
+ charge of timber management, con
d Quoted the sale. Others present il
It addition to the bidders included
$ Ranger Bert Bealey of Coram dis
u trict, and Kenneth Doe, Missouls
t of the Intermountain Forest an
Range Experiment station.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14

WEATHER forecast: Fair and
warmer Thursday and Friday. Pre-
dicted high Thursday 60, low SO,
high Friday S.
Highs and lows Of week: Oct. 6,
55-24, Friday 61-26, Saturday 5345,
Sunday 48-45, Monday 1887, Tues
day 1870, Wednesday $40, Thurs
day about 6O-34.
/ Precipitation: October so far g:
of an inch compared to 1.36 inches.
! Hunting weather outlook: AN in
tense" high is presently located ovel
northwestern Montana commented
AL Burnham, weather observer a
Flathead county airport It appears
that this fair weather condition vii
continue into the start of the hunt
ing season.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Complete Contracts
In Glacier Park

WEST GLACIER-A major year
for construction in Glacier National
Park kept just ahead of weather.
Peaks in the park are white, and
this week saw completion of the
Mclaughlin, Inc, Great Falls, $780,
1880 for Improvement of Going-to-
the-Sun highway. Asphalt paving of
81 miles of the highway up the Gar
den Wall was achieved during the
driest August in park weather his
tory, and completed before rains
came in mid-September. This fall
Mclaughlin crews worked on stone
guard rails and drainage finishing
this week.
Completed this summer was the
Mclaughlin contract for $414,798 re-
building the 1888 mile road from
Babb to Many Glacier. Also com
pleted this summer was the SIPS,
600 S. Birch and Sons contract tina
included rock scaling on Sun high
way, widening at Logan pass ant
crushing 1880 yeards of rock.
Nearing completion at Swiftcurren
in the Many Glacier basin is tn
Schimmels and Schnell contract TO
waterlines and sewage dispose
plant. Contract of the Dishmar
Wash. firm is for $72,151.57 an
started last August.
While Glacier had extensive roa
improvements this summer-don
mostly during the night hours-th
summer of 1856 is to see no maj(
road contracts in the park.
LaRue Construction Co., KaliSpel
is completing the Swiftcurrent Cab
Camp improvements made by Il
Glacier Park Co. this summe
! These include three new 14-uI
! motels, an employees dormitory al
! charging the coffee shop. Pa
! crews are preparing parking are
i and landscaping.
l Other major construction unde
h way in Glacier is the new 24-ul
B chalet for w. R. Mackin at the fC
4 OF Lake Mcdonald. General &C
tractor for the Mackin Village I
improvement is Montana Buildel
Kalispell.
Another park crew with Forem
Stuart Swanberg has been work.
on the Bowman lake campgroul
This campground along with the
at klntla lake and also at Cut Ba
creek on the parks east side are
!. be enlarged.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14

Fishing season in Glacier National
Park officially closes Oct. Is.
The Montana fishing season closes
Nov. Is at the end of the hunting
season. Exceptions include the Flat
head river at Columbia Falls which
remains open for the purpose OF
sOckeye salmon fishing.