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rm corner apt; elev. bldg: large
rms; kit -dinette; sunny exposure;
hiyh-type mgt. and members. Conv.
transp. $1,000 cash. no. 1921.
VICINITY OF CONNECTICUT AND
CALIFORNIA ST. - large rooms.
alcove, 3 walk-in closets. tile bath.
low maintenance charge. For ap-
Re. 7"5ss, 70 or I'll liz. s-4s4s. rs
NICE. cozy "-bedrm. apt. in nice
residential section; excel. cond., hot
and cold water: close to shopping
center. 20 minis. from the Capitol;
lge. front lawn. LII. 2-Ss9s. J M
GROUND FIR bedrm. with ise.
fenced MA yard; nr nearby FafiaS cfy
equity 81. 400. 70 inspect write for
appointment. Boz 213-J. Star.
ave, at caiiiornia st.-3 lse. rms
plus foyer. mod. kitchen and bath:
unusually well located cooperative
with elevator and switchboard sery-
P PPsase cali RFi Mr.. Gavin With il. G.
SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000: res, AD-
FIRST OFFERING. de luxe two-rm.,
kit. and bath apt. In lmmaculate.
modern building only six years old:
air conditioning unit included: To-
cation near shopping and trans
portation with southwestern ex-
Park. Please cali Mr. Gavin with
H. G, SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000:
res. AD. $4,000. 49,.
BACHELOR. APT. ga large rooms.
mod. tile bath. partial kit; excel.
Close-in Conn. ave. location: eley.
and switchboard service; only
$500. with low mo. assmt. Please
call Mr. Gavin with II. @. SMITHY
COMPANY. ST. $4,000; res. AID
PORTER ST.. near Conn. ave.-1m-
maculate two-bedroom apt. with
new ~. and bath and many built
ip extras. low oper. assmt. PRICE.
SI0.50o terms. Please call Mr.
Gavin with n. G. SMTTHY CO..
ST. $4,000: res. AD. .-5004.
LARGE ?.BEDROOM APT. with den.
liv. nm. full din. rm.. kit. and
well established bids: close in
Conn. ave. location: elevator and
switchboard service: liberal terms
Please call Mr.. Gavin with n. q
.sMITHY CO., ST. $4,000: res. AID.
SILVER SPRING, 50 .a5o-e-bedrm.
terms SILVER SPRING REALTY
co. 10. 5.3efe. U.f.7B03.
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| BLK, w. CONN. AVE
Good Close-In NV. Loo.
APARTMENTS WANTED

BUSINESS GIRL and small. we'll
behaved dog seek accommodation {;
furn. or unfurn. jackson 7-43Il
UNPUBLISHED ROOM in apt; house.
Vic of 18th and Columbia I'd:
board or xii. priyils;;; Protestant
FURN. AND UNFURN. APIS In
D. c.! get suitable tenants Tor
you. MANpEL, Ap; $4,000: 90. .
children, wish to. rent furnished
apt. or house. ID mos. startlnns
A MALMGREN. co Greenfield;
1924 Amherst lane Bethesda, 20
COLORED EMPLOYED LADY de-
sires small furn. apt; rm., XII,
pvt. bath; utils. furn. DU. 7-9lul.
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---V -VGIl 81. INV.
l bl. from Conn. ave. bus
and Mt. Pleasant car, cor.
Kalorama I'd, is a wonderful
2-bedrm. and den Tor Sd
hedrm.l APT. home with new,
mod. kit, and bath. View Of
Potomac. Va. from liv. I'm.
and din. I'M. 3 expos. Air
cond. $4,000. Terms. Ask
for MR.. BRossMAN. in
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THE AvoNDALE

IIJf T OF. INV,
II YOU are looking for q
perfectly appointed, centrally
located mod, 5-rm. apt. home
mr.. Dupont Cir. you MUST
see this. S10,500. Terms.
Ask for MRS. BEESE. in
Apt. &,
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APIS. UNFURNisHsp-vA.

ARLINGTON. best area. close in
One and two bedrms.. redecorated.
mod. kit: walking distance Airing
PIN ping 'a eent GG00e euie a s7s. si and
sos: mr. Glebe I'd. 4o14 Columbia
1927 NO. CALVERT ST.. mile from
Kew Bridge -bedrm. apt. modern
bldg. renovated. Good transp. and
shopping, $3.50. Cali res, mSr'.
ia. 5-l03S. III
NEWLY DECORATED 5-rm. duplex;
unique dec, firepl;; mahog: panel
Phone ia. 2-3493. lis
ARL.-Bachelor apt. $40, incl. utils,
clean. painted. MIST, AZ Apt o. i Is
ARL.. iso4 N. Pierce st.-Redee: l.
sps 3. a "a. S StH lnei u'l.':
l bedrm.: S75. Avail.
April 1. Top loo, Quiet. ,oV.
3-3297. 9e2 S: Wash; st. lis
in de luxe apt blds sa;fpste 6. halls
floors; 3 large closets: uniim. stor-
age. parking. ia. 5-6534, lis
1910 N. Court House
I'd, "a block from courthouse
and = bedrm.. newly, dec. apis.
from S75. Parking and storage ia
ciiities. NO. 1882. J. GIBBONS
Axe. K9LH yS Of. e@i bedroom apt. in
n Utilities aey TYRoII HILLS APTs' ssf
South Fla. st. Res mgr. IA. 5-13a6
a. q M Ma SSesyWEHsTToy y1too Sc cor
ner washington blvd. and N. Ken
sineton ST. rms, dinette. kit.
and bath LIST floor. front corner.
nicely redec.. Iii well-kept garden
type bldg. Heat furn. Settled adults.
Avail. Apr. Il: S87 Inquire Apt.
LUXURY APT. -Private pine-pan-
eled recreation rm.: mirrored bar,
joins lge. 1-bedrm. apt. "a baths.
outside entr garden project. 2O03
N. 18th st. S125. IA. 1925. ia.
ARL. AND WASH. BLvD.-Liv. rm..
dinette, bedrm., kit; new refar. and
range: ST. so incl. all utils.: resi-
3I38 N. 10th ST. CLARENDON-ons
hedrm. apt; in close-in Va: near ALI
only S6a.50, includes
utilities See resident manager. Apt.
&c "a; S;5O337. ..s,oons az,
posures, 3rd floor. apt. house, in
Generator, close in; adults. $50
includes utilities. ia. 5.7373.
ALEXANDRIA-Just finished, new
air-cond. apt, most cow. TO every
thing. Rents. efiic., 1853; 1-bedrm..
SIS; utilities included. 2415 Mt.
Vernon ave. XII. 9-314S.
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ROCK CREEK FOREST-:}-bed.
rm, 2-bath rambler with full day
light bsmt., rec. rm. with bar, gar:
backs on Rock Creek Park: Sl15 mo.
A. v. PISkNI. REALTOR
OIL. 4-7500 OIL. "-fa42
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MOVING. PACK. sroR. Cont

ilILL- vell-known mover: tins: exper
men: closed vans: low rate; apts
low o. S2n: any hour Ap. 7-a666
MOVING AND HAULING. dag OF
night; expert handling. ressonab Is
rates. pU 7-aRS7
3 VAN TRAILERS
FOR SALE
J. T. WARRING. Ii 3-l52S
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OTHER LISTINGS

OIHEH L1S 1NGO
1890 CONN. AVE. Q bed
rms. $10,500
HAMPSHIRE GDNS.. bed
34O7 10Th ST. NV. . bed
rms. $4,000.
lS7U WYOMING AVE, NV,
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. $4,000:
I70S SUMMIT PL. NV, 1
bedrm., $3.50 to $4,000.
MERIDIAN HILLS STUDIOS.
2-bedrm. duplexes, $4,000 10
cAVANAuGH CTS, Enc.
These and many other
equally favorable purchase
opportunities are to be found
in the exclusive listings of
this once.
For details and Tor appt.
to inspect, call MAJOR GAR
VEY with
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THE BRoADMooR

Conn. Ave. at Porter, NV.
Mirahle dictul An eficien-
cy available at the BROAD
MOOR. for the first time in
many moons" Apt. 705.
$4,000. Terms.
An absolutely perfect"
air-cond., 2-bedrm, 2-bath
apt. home with sep. din. rm
and solarium. Mod. kit. with
mono-metal double sink, gar.
disposal and dishwasher. Apt.
III $4,000. Terms.
Beaut. 9Th a. cor, bed
rm.. Just redec. Apt. 500.
$4,000. Terms.
Also avail are 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. $4,000 up.
Ask for MAJOR CARNEY
at BROADMOOR desk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

HILLMEAD -. 3-bedrm., 2-bsth
Colonial with finished bsmt., on lge.
lot: S160 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

GARRETT PARK-4-year-o brick
rambler with ; bedrms. and full
daylight bsmt: $125 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
2-yr. -old rambler mr. Mass. ave.
MALoRA r. CHRisTMAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-292S
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5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
Unusually mod. 1-bedrm.
apt. home and unusual loo.
OPP. Broadmoor. Elev. bldg.
$4,000. Terms. Ask for
MR.. OWENS in Apt. 303.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

4-bedrm. 2-bath
Colonial within walking dist. Wis.
ave; Sl75 mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

N. ARLINGTON RAMBLER. set high
on a knoll; 3 bedrms, bright dry
bsmt;;. fenced rear YARD, driveway
Colonial. Sl25. OIL. B-4417.
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TO S TODAY
THE ONTARIO

1000 OnCNfl0 I'D. NV.
l to 5 bedrm. apt, homes
In this magnificent, 1909
fireproof. elev.. swtchbd. bid,
with pvt. cir. driveway.
$1,000 TO S21,500. Terms.
Ask for Mr.. FIELDING, at
ONTARIO switchboard.
1910 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Near Suitland, Census. An
drews ALB and Fairfax WI
lage. 2-bedrm. apt. home in
peri. cond. on high cor. with
beaut. view. S11,500. Terms.
Ask for MRS. HERMAN, in
Apt. 8.
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MICHIGAN PARK

4 blks. north of new Providence Hos
pital. 1921 S. Dakota ave. n.e.-Semi-
detached 2-storv brick: fu basement.
] "a baths, all new furniture, for S146
mo. and 2-yesr lease; after 4 years,
title to furniture will be transferred
to tenants, clear: or unfurnished,
S105 mo-: ] bus fare only. Open
Sun. 2-6 pm. or phone for appoint
ment weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
Dr. 7-24a4 D1. 1905
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COOP .APTs. FOR SALE
tcoAtinusdl

TILDEN GARDENs-This lovely apt
with 3 expos. north. south and
west. has bedrms.. 2 baths, large
interesting living room, separate
Inspection by appointment. J. MEL
SON HUGHES. EN-. g.S4OO.
TILDEN GARDENS-Interesting l.
bedroom apt. tastefully decorated
throughout; large living room. d.
nette and bright modern kitchen.
Early possession. For details and
NqREsoN aud Itfsse III sslfDnsnss4 o5
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C., Stephenson
baths, lst-flr. den. Sls5 mo. Avail,
HUNTINGTON ST. in Chevy
Chase - 5-bedrm.. a-bath. family
type house, 50 mo, Reconditioned.
GEORGE /. BORGER, 643 Indiana
ave, NV, MA a-0350.
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PRICE pRAsTIcALLx REDUCED
Prestige NV; location.
rm.. pantry. kit, ? BEDRMS.,
. BATHS. All rms. are large
and closet SPACE Is excep-
tional. This is a bargain In
living space In an exclusive
elevator and switchboard
bldg. Call Mrs. Kraft. DE.
.-0671 or DE. $4,000.
RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO.. INC
1921 Conn. Ave NV.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-bedrm. rambler. ike new. i'm.
possession: Sis.
M. R. REYNOLDS d co.
JE. 4-4660
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45l8 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Groom brick in excellent condo
ton 3 bedrms., . baths, wood -burn-
Ing flreplaces; rec. rm.. garage; near
new Prov. Hosp. good transp.; $3.50.
LA. 6-1Si5
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV AID, 4-2O0B
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REASONABLE RENTALS
5307 sth st. NV, 8 rms. - 500
,!Hl0 Olive st. NV, rms. 500
DI 1-650l TIL I-SSS9
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46O5 "ISt ST. NE.
block beyond D. C, line--3 bed
rms. liv. rm., dining I'm. and kit;
garage: beautiful condition; Sl25.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1894 tith st, NV AID, 4-2OO5
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

SETTLE ESTATE--Sacrifice; 1-bed-
rm corner apt; elev. BLDG: large
rms; kit -dinette; sunny exposure;
hiyh-type mgt and members. Cony.
transp. $1,000 cash. no. 2-3l FL.
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S125. sIGLER l. Co, Rh. s-34ii
9 BIKS. TO n. II. AND D. c. LINE
S17 Berkshire dr.-4-yr. -old semi
Diet, 6-rm. brick; refgr.; gas heat
FOREST HEiGMTs, MD, 900 Sum
ner lane-Lovely 3-bedrm. brio
rambler: lge. level lot. full bsmt.
picture window; excel. cond.; SE2d
w hS SaaSSii a4oo goth st. ne
Det. cor. home, on lge. lot; 8 rms
. kits. mod. bath; oil h.-w.h.
open f1repIs. This is . lovely. HON
In beautiful cond.: white neighbors
country-like atmosphere; Sl25. NO
wHEHToN--s12o: s-b.drm, bricl
rambler: tiled bsmt.; fenced I'd.
children: April ]. OIL. 4-l341.
N. ARL.-a bedrms. and den: scr
porch: garage; full bsmt.: cow
location si25 mo. Other mic
rental listings from s10o per mo
to Sl55 per mo. Call METZLER
REALTORS. ia. 5-7575. Ewes.
CHASE. D. C.. 610s 29th st
term. brick: > baths. rec. rm,
ga: nice I'd. avail. now, Mr.. Rool
schools. GEORGE I. BoRGEr, INC.
643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma s-03So
brk Diet. liv. rm.
flrepl.. sep. din. rm.. rec: rr1.. porch
patio, garage; blk junior hish
elem. schools: avail. April !, KE
s-9SS0
,2I 9th ST. SCI rms, b., INV h.
SIS per mo. A. L. GRiNDLEY. 90.
N. n. ave.
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FOREST, s25 N. Edi-
son Sta bedrms., nicely furn,; mr.
bus and school; S135 mo. on lease
Open Sun. 2-6. A. LATTERNER.
Oh 2-6151. lis
FORT MYER 80 bedrms.; semi
detached patio: near Pentagon;
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COLORED-5aO IRVING ST. NV
refs. Sun. IL to 6 pm, LII. 4-4364.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31
CONTINUED from Page 81


President Heuss, and with the
country's chief executive, Federal
Chancellor Adenauer, were mark
ed by considerable cordiality,
however.
In an address to the Conference
of German Jurists, Prof. Heuss
turned against the German peo-
pies will to forget" everything
that had happened during the
Nazi epoch. Jurists must not cast
out from their minds the memory
of the time when there was neither
law nor justice, he told the as
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31
GERMAN STATE STILL FAILS
TO HONOR RESTITUTION CLAIMS

sembly, but should on the con-
trary keep it alive, even though
it might at times be inconvenient.
The ability to forget is a grace
bestowed upon man." the Federal
President observed, but it so
happens that I am opposed to
transmitting this ability into
technique predicated upon the will
to forget" Prof. Heuss also made
it a point to attend the celebra-
lions conlmemorating the centen-
nary Of poet Heinrich Heine's
death and the Tooth anniversary
of Prof. Sigmund Freud.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31
The Mother City Of Georgia
Savannah, Georgia

Chancellor Adenauer granted a
special audience, on his 80th
birthday, to the head of the Is
rael Purchasing Mission in Ger
many, Minister DR.. F. E. Shin
mar, who conveyed warmest felici-
tations from Israers then Foreign
Minister Moshe Sharett and from
DR.. Nahum Goldman in the lat
ters capacity as chairman of the
Conference on Jewish Material
Claims Against Germany. On be-
half of Foreign Minister Shar-
EFT, DR.. Shinnar presented the
Chancellor with an album contain
ing all the postal stamps issued
by the Jewish State since its es-
Enlistment. With the regards of
DR.. Goldman he made a gift of
two ancient Jewish coins. In his
own name and that of the Israel
Purchasing Mission, DR.. Shinnar
handed the German statesman a
silver plate especially wrought by
the Bezalel Art School in Jerusa-
lem and bearing. in Hebrew and
in German, the famous words from
the prophet Isaiah: "And they
shall beat their swords into plow-
shares, and their spears into prun-
ing hooks; nation shall not
lift up sword against nation,
neither shall they learn war any,
more"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

J. y Franklin left Friday for
Lethbridge. Canada where he
will be receiving medical treat.
mrnt
Miss Betty Spencer. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spencer.
left Tuesday for Moscow, Idaho
IL resume her studies at the Uni.
vrrSity of Idaho. she being in the
Junior class. During her sum,
mcr vacation she was employed
AT the Museum of the Plains In.
dian.
Gary CorkinS. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Corkins. was here
from Whitefish several days this
week. his visit being occasioncd
by family sadness in the recent
death of the Corkin'S son. Ken.
meth. who lost his life in 4 plane
accident in Japan. Gary. for the
last several years has been EN-.
ployrd as a Great Northern
trrigh, brakeman. his run being
between Whi,cfiSh and Libby.
MIR and Mrs. George Brammcr
Of the Reporter had as a guest
this week F. E. Johns of Har-
lowton. the group having been
friends when the BrammcrS lived
there several years ago. Him.
self A nrwSpaperman Of long
standing. having at one time
been owner and publisher of the
irllo" stone journal at Miles
CITY. his father. the late Tom J.
Johns. was one of the early
p!onrrr newSpapermen of the
safe He lived through some of
the hectic days of the Clarke,
palry-lieinze episode at Butte
and al one time operated the
Fergus County Democrat. now
the Daily News. at Lewistown.
II is said that in his lifetime he
had conSecutively owned and OPP,
Grated more weeklieS in Mon
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

jim Jacobs was q business v!>.-
cor IL Chicago from "Wednesday
q: AS: week until sunday where
he Viewed the 1857 mode! Ford>
": and Mrs Burke Handy
lad a. house guests recently
Nj and Mrs Harlan !!ry."g o.:
Wa.:e Park. Minnesota Wm..e
here. the visitors enjoyed .r.p
through G!ac!r. Park and 20 Va.
:er!on Lakes
John Bu!!ch.ld lei: Turday for
N!>>ou:a where he Vii! c":r: M.>
frs: yea. 0: college 10 lake up
SOFA! work. He IS a graduate o:
he Browning high school. c.a>>
0: 1881. ard >pen. NO years III
he Army Sigma! Corps HIS fam.
..y vi! accompany HIM
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

Mr. and Mrs Jim l.radbrttrr
were ~ Grra, Falls Thursday
and FRIDAY rf las, week on bus
mess trip.
DR. James \ Coulter and fam.
i,y arrived Sunday to spend a
week II the home rt Mrs Flor
rnrr Coulter The doctor and
his family Will return ~ san Dl'
ESQ where NE Wi. begin A three
year Presidency III surgery At the
L. :. Naval hospital.
Bishop Elect. Rev Chandler
Sterling. OF the Episcopal bio
tr>r vi Montana. was a weekend
cues, Al the George .Andrus
homr \ Communion service
was held SUNDAY morning after
which a hrrakta>. was given il
honor .: krv Sterling with Mrs
George \mi"u> and Mrs {. \
Hoffman Is hn>:r>>r>
r!Nky Brown was 4 Victim nf 4
motor crash ON the Eahb.S,
Nary> stretch q: the newly gray
r!rd vNAi Monday evening whrr
his "a" >kIGGri mo a hNrrowpi,
He Was h"ruGh: ~ the local hos
plta. IVY i NI>>.HS mo:nri>, >rv
era. MrUv> ,A:r. \u;r stitches
were ;ahvr IL :ur back OF his
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

Blackfcct yards every Friday.
Il. & b. Livestock. Phone llE4.
5795; l.. o. Box 669. Shelby.
Mont. 5-25-ptfc
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70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

~ WV NV
The following described Tribal
land is hereby advertised to
members of the Blackfcct Tribe
for grazing lease:
S'cS'. Sec. II. NE'4NW'..
NJ. NE'4. SEA-. SEA Mel.
Sec. II. Twp. Ban. Rye. low.
T. NJ. NJ. containing $40 acres
more or less.
Scaled bids will be accepted
by the Blackfeet Tribal Business
Council. Blackfcet Tribal Office,
up to October 3. 1856.
The Blackfcct Tribal Business
Council reserves the right to re,
jcct any and all bids.
BY: Tiff Mckay. Secretary
Blackfcct Tribal Business
Council
FIRST pub. Sept 20. 1856
Last pub. Sept. -. 1856
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

WANTED-Eleetrieal home wir.
ing and electric appliance re-
pairing. See T.. George Berg
or call Parkway Garage. Phone
8.2565. 28,3Op
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

HELP WANTED - Parts man
for permanent position. EX.
pericnce not necessary. Only
steady worker need apply.
Browning Motors. Inc. Brown.
ing. 26.tfc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

HORSES & CATTLE - Highest
cash prices paid for horses and
cattle. Will receive horses at
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tana than any other person up
to the present The son. on his
visit to Browning this week, was
much cnthused. it providing him
his first trip over sun Highway.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

WANTEO-csnner horses. Year
round horse market. Deliver
to Shelby Stock Yards -6tfc
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FOR SALE - Modern 2.bedroom
home in Browning. including
two lots. located on highways
> and 80. Contact Jack Rape.
28.30p
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20

FOR SALE - Desirable business
lot on the highway in Brown
ing. five room house. water
and sewer. Sec Mrs. Ella Jack.
son. Phone 8.4O84. 27.29p
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
Dr.. Player
InouQurdte
October IA

GREENSBORO ". TIE
inauguration Of DR.. villa 2
piaver ss president e Bennett
College here Sunday Octoher IA
will be preceded and followed
by two other spec al events Of
tho inaugural wear.
Founders nav viii be ccle-
h-a'ci On Sa,u-iav rao--;nr
October Is. az which t'm@ Mise
jean OuaterTna'n VIII deliver
he prin~inal address ~ pfeif'n.
ChaDel Miss Ouate-ma;n. No.
tive OF Martinique. has fravolr'
abr N extens 'velv particularly
in Africa. am has iar'u-sd ~
some Of Americas leading uni
versities and colleges.
At Z pm. Bennett alurnae
will sa.he- in the dining hall o.
the David d. Jones SfuSe-.
Union 10 hear An address hv
Carl T. Rowan Nnwspaoo-r,ar-
author. o. the Minneapolis ri
bune staff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
Atty. Henry Wins Delay
or Pontiac Citizen

DETROTT.-Boza Baxter sought Federal war
for failure appear for trial in contempt
gress suit appeared Wednesday explain Chief Federal
Judge Arthur Lederle
Baxter, alleged chairman Of the Labor Youth
League Of Michigan. accompanied by two Pontiac
afforneyHMiifon r. Henry and John c. Houston
Henry and Houston said Baxter. %, of 5057 EolcOmb
failed appear Tuesday because enr secretary marked
the wrong date on his office calendar
Judge Lederle reinstated Bakers $4,000 bond anc
ordered the trial to resume Sept. 81
Baxter indicted last fall for his refusal 10
dUee books and records OF the lrl al Nav. 1854,
hearing in Detroit Of the House un-Ameriesn Activities
subcommittee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
NAACP Meet
at Plymouth

Tire Detroit Branch Of the
NAACP will resume rs month
" membership meetings on
Monday. September 24ih al s;uu
Pm. in the Plymouth Ccnsfe.
gational Church.
The Agenda CT the meeiins
will include reports from the
Branch delegates 10 the NAA.
CP National Convention ana
discussions Of Convention Re.
solutions and other areas Of
EAACP policy.
The membership meetings OF
the NAACP are held on 'he
fourth Monday evening OF escn
month. except during July ana
August. in the Plymouth Con.
gregational Church. ccrne! OF
Garfield and Bcaubien at oVO
o'clock in the evening.
02smjuv. lxsxxtieGattfho..~.~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
PeaIe SAYS
Heaven lot
Segregated

NEW YORK.-fieaven is com.
pietely unsegrega.ed. DR.. Nor.
man Vincent Peale. pastor Of the
Marble Collegiate Church. said
recently.
DR.. Peale made the com.
menf In response TO a letter
in the new issue of Look
magazine.
The letter said: Il am col.
ored man living in the South
with my wife and four children,
I'VE are all devout church
members and expect 10 90 10
Heaven when We die.
Il was just wondering il,
when we climb the golden stairs
there will be white people be.
side Us there, or will there be
two stairs. one for colored and
ore for white?
When we drink from the
Fountain Of God, will there be
two, one for US and one for
whites?
us God Offering US a place
in Heaven so we can be ser.
wants 10 the whites? ! guess
fL.e-e will be religious meet.
i,rs Of al kinds. VIII these
as, be segregated?
II we are allowed . asso-
cia.e with the wh.tc people
there. will the ores who are so
rongly opposed % Us be there
ask ng myself an; cannot find
These are questions ! keep
toe?
TIE answers. Will YOU help me?'
Answer
Or. Pcale answered: 4 am
tnlie Su Heaven 5 completely
unse sre gated
The only division INDEBTED
seems 20 be that Of The sheep
from the goais tie good from
TIE bad. and coed and evl are
no respecsers of race.
Don't allo)g-sypurssa 10 be
bitter. 'Arc'ert fftiua.ce : rap
idly crumbling."