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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-06
Shrine Circus to Fete
Commissioners Toniqht

Tonight is District Commits
sioners Night at the 10th annual
Shrine Circus. the three ring
show being held at Uline Arena.
The three commissioners will be
honor guests.
This morning, at a special
matinee, about 5000 under
privileged children from 40 in
stitutions in Metropolitan Wash
ington were guests Of the spon-
sors, AlmaS Temple.
The circus will run for three
more days. Performances are at
LAS and 8:15 pm.
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In mrmnrtant

BAKER, MATTE L., A tribute OF love
dear cousin. MISS MATTE L. BAKER
who entered into eternal rest one wear
ago today. April y, 1856.
Every day IN some small way
Memories OF you come ms way:
time and years pass swiftly by
But love and memories never die
MATTE 0uARLEs.
DEAN, LILLE A. In memory of our
n aGaf VIE xno and ,.G mo'hsI, LILLE 4
aco today. April i. 1856.
We think Of her today.
Resting. sleeping, Just away.
Resting where no shadows IAN
" perfect peace she awaits US all
HUSBAND, JAMES DEAN. EDITH AND
FLETCHER. WILLIAM X. (CLARENCEJ.
In sacred memory Of our beloved
brother. WILLIAM X. tCLARENCEI
FLETCHER. who passed away four
years axe ,c. today April 2, 1863, :,
AND WILSON I. FLETCHER.
HAYES. MAUD ". In iouns memory
Of our loving daughter and sister
MAUD " HAYES, who passed awas
three years ago today, April q, 1854
You were such a wonderful daughter
ana sister.
30 gentle and kind
You Will live forever
In our hearts and always in OUT
minds
You left a beautiful memory,
sorrow too great to be told,
But To u who loved and lost
Your memory viii never grow old
LOVING MOTHER AND BROTHERS
kOSACk, SOPHIE. IL loving memory
OF my dear mother, SOPHIE KOSACR
who passed away three wears ago today
April u, 1851.
1 do not need this Specal day
To bring YOU TO my mind,
The days l do not think OF you
=. Are very hard 10 ind
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, DORo'
THY WElDLER
LANE, LAURA. In loving memory OF
our dear mother, LAURA LANE. who
passed away seventeen years ago today
April o, ,H40
The road into the sunset
Is one we all must tread.
Although u brings deep sorrow
When one goes on ahead.
Still there is comfort In knowing
We win meet you again some oav
When grief and pain are over
And clouds have rolled away.
HER DAUGHTERS, RACHEL AND
MERIwETHER. IN loving memory OF
our dear ones who have entered int
the Great Beyond
Look where we may the vide earth
Those dear faces We see no more.
Yet love Will dream and faith viii
That somehow. somewhere meet ",
NELLIE AND EDITH.
ROBINSON. ETHEL 49, In sad but Low.
ING memory Of my dear mother, Ethel
II ROBINSON. VhO passed away ons
wear ago. Apfll u, 1896.
Just loving thought. lust q silent
tear.
Just beautiful memory OF the on,
loved 30 dear
DEVOTED Son. CHARLES W. ROBIN.
SON.
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Anuriltnu

MARENBERG, SADIE b. An unveilins
OF memorial for the late SADIE B
MARENBERG will be held on Sunday
David Memorial Garden. Block ., ioi
3l5. Falls Church, Va. 8
TRUPP. CARRIE L. An unveiling of 9
monument for the late CARRIE l.
TRuPP will be. held ON Sunday, April
Israel Cemetery. Oxon Hill, Nd. Rela.
tives and friends invited
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Uarn nf UbaukH

FELDMAN. ALBERT tsRIMp. The fam
lily OF the late ALBERT tSHIM) FIELD
MAN wishes to express their apprecia-
ton to their many relatives and Friends
for their acts of blindness and ex-,
pressions OF sympathy during their
recent bereavement
EVA FELDMAN AND FAMILY.
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Third ond Fourth Men
Held in Fiery Death of 6

LOS ANGELES April Q-Four suspects have been booked
on suspicion of tochng" quiet neighborhood bar into
flaming hell that killed six persons
Booked suspicion of Hernandez "a.
Manuel Chavez Is Clyde Bates &c. Brenhaug a.
Hernandez and Chavez arrested today Rren
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN-a sfavcsites in the
Garden Of the Apostles, reasonable
10. 7-jlui, y TO o pm.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY.
2 lots, reasonable AP. 7-O55p
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Lot 4
Rrayehitss. In desirable section: priced
under market. Ju. 7.7554. 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun1

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th and Mass. Ave. NJ. ~. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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btsnesua Mu. EunfrSi SefN-
the River Road United Presbyterian
ELSIE CARTER. Worthy Matron.
' RUTH & MEGaER T p NJ s seer
4. 1857. MAMIE sHiELDs Of 81
BRYANT ST. NV. She Is survived by
three nieces. one stepson and a de.
voted friend. Mrs Pearl Thomas After
gall al the johnson g. jenkins Funeral
Home. 1904 Georgia ave NV Funeral
SERVICES on Monday April 5 at. / pm
at the Liberty Baptist Church. 23rd
81. NV, between ii and Eve. the
Rev. Wilmore Carter ofaciaiinT Fam
~ may be contacted at 1907 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Interment Wood
ApTii 5, 1867, a her home: $s@
Ccathedrai aye. nwi CONSTANCE II
mother Of Mrs Robert L. Hartman 81
slmms Il coiumbiq. S. c: dsushtei
Of Harry ard Regla Lamar Hanlein
ana lister OF Harry Hanlein, ali Of
Takoma Parl Md She. also Is sur
may call al Gawlers Chapel, 1866
Pa. ave. NV courtesy parking m
positei Services Will be held al
AAll-soqls' Memorial Episcopal Church
ment Earh n 8. c. :; The FAMILY h'f re,
quests that in lieu OF flowers. con
sion Of the American Cancer Society Z
Aprii 4. 1857. MARY NARY JANE SMITH Smith
OF l13l1 Newport MIL ID. Silver
Sorlne;. Nd, beloved wife OF ,alyil
baugh and sister Of Mrs. Dorothy Sin
clair, Mrs. Ann Studs and Frank
Montasue. Friends may call at the
Gilbert q Vincent Funeral Home, a52l
viii be held on Monday. April !. a,
pm. In;erment National Memoirs
soLGER, LILLE FINLEY. on Friday
lille FINLEY SOBER, beloved iH VII,
OF Frederick X Solger. Funeral serv-
ices VIII be held on Tuesday April
eopai chapeh PM Lats az s s9aa EPi n
STEWART, 'CARRlE MOORE. Departed
this NE liie on Friday, April 8, 1927 a,
ne. devoted mother u Harvey Stewart
Mrs. calista Brown. Everett Roster
and Oswald Stewart. She also Is sur.
and Mrs. Mamie addison brother
George Moore, fifteen grandchildren
other relatives End many friends. After
j pm, SUNNY ADfn ~ irlenuG NAV
call at the Robert g. Mason Funeral
Home, $500 Nichols ave. Sc. Funera
services on Monday. April \. at / pm
at St johns c, NJ 4. Church. Stanton
and Douglas Tds Sc. the Rev. r. l.
Calhoun officiating. fnterment Hetn-
sui. DAISY E., On Friday, Aprn' .
late Samuel Suit, sister OF Mrs. Edna
Mercer, Clifton and Walter W Deal
Funeral from the w. W, Deal Funera
Home, 4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV, on Mon
day. April =. at 2 pm Intermenl
Cedar Hill Cemetery
TUCKER. CHARLES r., JR., q. S. n
Suddenly. on Tuesday, April ., 1857
AZ chincoteague. Va. CHARLES p
TUCKER, JR. U, s. N. beloved sor
OF Harriet n Tucker Of 5000 King
St, Alexandria. Va and the. late
Charles r. Tucker SRI brother OF vii
liam n OF the above address and Mrs
Dolores CapOraletti OF Arlington, Va
Friends may call a. the Robert j
Murphy Funeral Home J5"t C0lum.
bia pike Arlington, Va. parking IN
rear, where there will BE- recita.
tion OF the rosary at X pm Sunday
April T. Requiem mass viii BIZ cele.
brated OF $3.50 am Monday. April X
~ the Blessed Sacrament Church. Alex.
andria, Va, intefment Arlington Ma.
tiOnal Cemetery
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D s. iS5 n" IN Dover. ohio. MRS 'kATh-
ERNIE DAILY. beloved wife OF Brig
Gen cornelius NJ DAILY. U: g. Arms
Iretiredi, and mother Of M-s. MarS
Williams Grayeside funeral service;
viii be held at Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. Arlington, Va, on Monday
April S, at 1890 am. washington
arrangements by Hysong's Funers
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on Wednesday. April 8, 1857, al Sol
diers' Home Hospital. FIRST 1t. PAUL
BAIRD CUNNINGHAM OF 1902 North
Stafford g. zAriinston. va; pslosea
father Of Mrs. Ruth { Binns. Mrs;
Mary r. Battista and Mrs. Rachel
Donahue. brother OF Julian, Edward.
also Is survived by six grapdch.ldren
and Two grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home;
2si7 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, until
10 am. Tuesday, April Y. thence 70
Fort Myer Chapel where funeral sery-
Ices will be held at IL am Interment
Arllngton National Cemetery. ;
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Chevy Chase Chapter. No. 80,
o z, s., on Friday. April 3,
959. at Suburban Hospital.
Friends NAV call at the Rob
ert A. Humphrey Funeral
Home. 1857 Wisconsin ave,
Rpthesda ND Es.y,rrnl rars.
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DayIDsoN CLARENCE A. OF AGO.

Ravenwood I'd. Riverdale, Md. on April
2. 1857. husband of Dorothy L. David.
son. father Of Gail s. Kenneth a. ana
jeffrey L. Davidson. Services az Cham :
bers Funeral Home, 5s0l Cleveland
ave. Riverdale, Md. on Saturday, April
H. at ESQ pm. Interment Arlington
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NoTIeG

Notice Of Call Of Town Of Browning
General and Street and ALE, Fund
Registered Warrants.
Town Of Browning res!,,-:.d var:
rants Issued on the general fund and
hearing the numbers listed below will
Be paid with interest upon pfesen.
tstion u the office Of the Town Tres.
Numbers 1863 TO ,oss. Inclusive: 1868
10 i072, Inclusive: 1916 10 1893, lnclu.
Mve: ii0s TO MS. Inclusive. il36 to
1880, inclusive: 1884 10 l!ti. inclusive
Town Of Browning regis,ered war.
fund and hearing the numbers listed
below will be paid with Interest upon
presentation ss the office Of the Town
Numbers 1859. 1850. liza. lia,, iias TO
ISL, inclusive; iiss. i!si 70 ~. In
NOTE-PieaSe do not attempt 10 put
these warrants through regular bank
channels upon reading this notice.
They must he returned 70 the Town
TresxufeF for eompution Of interest
and signature before they can Be
caxhed.
Arlene Sessions. Treasurer Of the
Town Of Browning
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HOSPITAL Notes


(Discharged)
Margaret Fast Buffalo Horse and
baby girl
Diane Rutherford
Alvin Yellow Owl
Mary Many Hides
David Lee ROUNDING
Dale Weasel Head
Carl Guardipee. Jr.
Marjorie McCluskey
Cleo Mt. Chief
Violet Running Rabbit
Currently Hospitalized)
Joan Kennerly and baby girl
Carol Tall White Man and baby
boy
Mary DeRorhe and baby boy
Emma Fish
Girl Weasel Head
Mary Margaret Hall
Bonnie Spotted Eagle
Myrna Flamand
Molly Bull Shoe
Rita Sinclair
Joyce Trombley
Josephine Paul
Marie Dog Taking Gun
Alice Juneau
Charlotte Weather Wax
Holly Weather Wax
David ReeviS
Jean Salway
Victor Atkinson
William Hall
George Edwards
Wallace Grant
Macarthur TatSey
Edward Chief All Over
William Cross Guns
Jaunita Walter
Births
Baby Boy Tall White Man
Baby Girl Fast Buffalo Horse
Baby Girl Kennerly
Baby Boy DeRoche
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Mrs. Frank Hawkins of Kalis.
pell was in Browning last week
where she visited at the home
of her daughter. Eleanor Greco
and her husband, Angelo.
Mrs. Louise DeGuire has been
staying at the home of her daugh.
ter, Ethel johnson. in Conrad for
the past two months since she
has been i'll. Last reports indicate
she was much improved.
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Ted Krenzke. Government So.
cial worker. was in Missoula this
week for the State Conference of
social workers. krenzke return
ed Thursday.
r. f. Miles. Chief Clerk at the
Blackfeet Agency. and Mrs. Miles
returned Sunday Of this week
from an enjoyable visit witt
their daughter. Eileen. who re-
sides in Los Angeles. Calf.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-03

Sidney Wolf Talk. who during
the summer has been attending
the Assembly of God Bible school
at Helena, plans to return there
within the next few days to re.
sumo his studies. He feels that
what he learns can be interpre.
ted in the Blackfeet tongue in
words that are fully understand.
able by the elderly fultbloods of
the tribe.
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Local News Items

Miss Eleanor SrE@N3.. ".r"'H,:
O! the Conrad nigh >>".'y. :.' L..
~. spent :he We, sr'.: N.,E g:
parents.
The fire depa-::,,,:' 49, ,....""
10 pu, on, >Ma,. :."",' q. ,
storage shed nea: - 49,! -, q
ter building Tue>!"! a::::::. ::
Mrs Rose GERARD = t.>'.'.- -
the Jack Bean nu"., -. :'...:.!
Oregon Mrs Bra;. :, Mr. &c:
ards daughter
Mrs. Sarah Lancaster. ""' -.
crates a ranch a: Ban" Ma -.
Browning Tuesia! %: -, Mr,k
on business
Mrs Vera B!r5 :r::::,: 3:vN".
ing residen: no" ..I.~- :" ENr:,
eft, Washington. Vas =" B:"""'
ing las; week I:s..."E :::,:;6s a.;
relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs Lr>..c So. j..
companied by hc: 11v;"": NJ.
Myrtle Henry nlv;":c! = G..
gary. Alta Las; Sa.4::aI e
latte: returning hon" a." =
visi. with her re.a::Ic> -. 3 4.
ing.
Mr.. and MIS- STA. :':,>' y. -:
Monday or q vaca:. = -
Akron. Oa.o. w3c:, 10y .
vis. the. sU"!:;..a% -. !.--,.
ter. Shirley They as .:.'y:.c :"
visi, relatives :" N.c".sa!. a.: .:
possible see : VEGA >v:.v, go,
in Milwaukee.
George Mu-ra! ""- dug
the las: few weeks Ia "cc" :,':"
from Sidney buy!n- ':."''i. - I
lambs. has returned :, 49, =. -
ate. completing ~ ~! e.
However. he plans q eur. :.'\;
week 10 help VIII cO:.r.,'.':. D.:
his summer home !: H." !
where carpenters aye c"sae. Z
with the constructive "O!k
Blackfeet Agency R"."ca.."r.
officer. Reuben Fuhrc: .c:; sep
TENDER q on an elk hunting ~
cursion which took nlm and !4>
party o! hunters % a.. area "cst
OF Missou!a where "c mas ~
pe1iencet previous >uctc,,!u.
hunts. Fuhrer SAID /" expected
10 be gone from The :c>crEa;.1!.
until October :
Chairman Wake! : we've. q:
the Black!ee: Tr.ba! Bu,!:."',
Counci! and Peter RcdhO"n. Trlb'
.! Public Relations t.:"r',r 81"
In Spokane this ""ck :"r -"
meeting o. the Nor'h""': it"!
aied Tribes being h"!t IN :"a'
city Veto! and kcch"rn ."t oil
September %
Mrs. Mary Williams %@p "a"
been visiting her S.":"r. Ny
Elizabeth Davidson. INC .as, -
eral weeks. ieft ycNtc"da! b!
train on her way 70 Nanc"ui'?
&c. She had accompanied Ny
Davidson home from Ia"tout" ct
following the la'tcr'S VISIT h"T'
during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs K f. N.l"s ar'
home from vast "Ith thcn
son.in.law and daughter Mr AM
Mrs. A. + B!cscl and daughter
Deborah. Of West Cos Ma. taI:
The California relatives plan Z
return the VISIT next summer
having not been her" N.nc" max
Ing their home IN IN" Colder
State several years ago
Now under treatment 81 th'
Columbus hospital IN Great Falls
Bob Starr appears TO be pcttIni
along nicely lie Was recent!
removed from a hospital IN ia
Dor Alta. having been undo
disqualification In the latter hos
ptsai for approximately . year
In Q car accident last October h'
suffered a spinal injury sctcra
miles from Tabor. nc and " Il
Mcdonald OF Browning at Ia
time being on hunting trip
The vehicle in ascending d Sigh
arsde sktdded into q borrow pit
Ear suffering = neck injury
neUoaah escaping PRACTICAL!
AAA>Aao AAaAonA
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Monroe,
former Browning residents now
living at Santa Rita. Cut Bank,
were In Browning Monday Of
this week attending to business
Faye Hoyt plans to leave for
San Jose. California on Novem.
Der ! under the Relocation pro-
gram. which is managed by Agcn-
cy Relocation officer. Reuben
Fuhrer.
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VI. Nd. AANiiiS - ~ " Az
::um Los Angeles. where she
rad been visiting her daughter.
Mrs Helen Horton. who before
Ne: marriage was Helen Lukins.
Funera. services were held DC.
lobe: a: the Beck Funeral
nome for the infan; son Of Vera
Runnirs wo.: The child passed
away las, Sunday
William Siannard. son.in,law
y: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paisley. lief;
as. Thursday for Stanford Uni.
i,->.:y N California TO begin his
,o.,ese studies S;annard was re.
,.c:.y awarded a scholarship.
l.- and Mrs. Jack Kramer. for.
yer Browning residents. have
pee. here from Oregon to visit
relatives Al Grea: Falls they
l.s.:ed he: parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
BIB >:a-- while in this section.
James Crawford. Chic! Of the
Branch o: Education in Billings.
..S> Gr.ssom. Education Special.
- from he Billings Area office.
aid X y Bergar. State Coordi.
:.a:,- O: Indian Affairs. are in
re area .h!s week 70 visit the
,~.OO.>
W~.::le here. they conferred
W.,S Agency Sup; Howard John.
or
Browning students who have
-: 20 attend various state insti.
I..nn> for the new term include
&c following. State University
Way"c Cha;tlr. John Bullchild.
lanes Mckay and Ed Miles.
sac College a, Bozeman-Don
Nvooc: Ne!! Parsons. Jimmie
Racine John Vale and Loretta
Icrchan; College 0! Education
., D!!!on-Ga.y Douglas. College
p: Education 3; Havre-ack
Rounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright visi.
cd last weekend with their son
ard daush:er.in.law. Mr.. and
MIS- Don Wrigh. and family in
Great Falls. The latter recently
made their home in Great Falls.
Donald having been transferred
acre BY the State Fish and
Game department 70 serve in .
similar capacity as game warden
=, "c id Oh me Black!eet reser.
Ia:!On.
Progress j. being made on the
Improvement enlarging Of tn e
Church .: the Little Flower. ex'
raIatIOn for the addition having
he"n completed early this week
Hope vas expressed by Fl. A. NJ
= G...cn ma, weather will be
:at D:ah!c enough 70 enable wall
and roof construction this fall
WIN his achieved. interior work
nay be carried on during the
HI'.'"!
Gene Powers. former Brown
.rg student. who has been goinl
70 college 8, Montana State II
Bo7cnan for the pas, three year!
Viii no. enter college this fall
he mas entered the army and /!
'akIns his basic training At For
ord California. Upon completion
Of ms two year military oblisa
HOn. Gene will return 10 schoo
and complete his college educa
non Gene has spent the Summe
~ Portland. Oregon. with hi!
parents where he was also EN-
played
Repair Of Main street In nortl
and south Browning has beef
under way since last weekend
the frs, segmen, Of the worl
being in portions Of the stree
along the frontage Of the Sher
burnc Mercantile Co. propert!
and Ilamby's Service Station
Repair continued northwsrd I,
d point near the Agency proper
~. Tuesday repair was mad
along the frontage Of the Silvel
Gas building and Becker's Ser
vice Station 70 the intersection
Of Highway 2 A liberal quantit!
of gravel and oil was applied 4
fiji the holes and reinforce tn
heavy mat laid down BY TN
town street department foul
! vnses Am
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank the kind
friends and neishb0rs for their
offerings At Mass and consolation
during the time Of our bcreave.
ment Of the loss Of our loved one
Mrs. Dora Hungry. Our special
thanks 70 Father Gillen. the pail.
bearers and Mrs. Beck.
Mrs. Katherine Redfox. Mrs.
Eileen Devereaux. Mrs. Madeline
Cooper. Robert Burdeau. Larry
Hungry Jr.. Mary Calfrohe. &c.
Gle Vale, and other relatives.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 express our sin.
cere thanks 70 all who remem.
bered and assisted during the
time Of the death Of our loved
one and to the donors Of beauti.
full flowers. We extend special
thanks to DR.. King. Father Gill.
en-, the hospital staff and the
Cut Bank Boarding School EN-.
ployees and the Beck Funeral
Home.
Relatives Of Lizzie Roundman
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COMMUNION SERVICES

Holy communion service will
be held Sunday evening October
6 at Z o'clock in the George An.
drus home under the direction
Of DR.. 4. E. Longfellow. rector
OF the Episcopal church. Every.
one Is welcome to attend
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-03

Mrs. Donna Richens, the form.
er Donna Franks, has returned 10
Browning 70 spend some time
with her mother, Melba Franks.
while her husband ID In the ser.
vice. Donna was recently employ.
ed % . typist In the office Of
Don MAYNARD, Realty officer at
The Dlackfoet Agency.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-03

The Girl Scout Community
committee had their first meet.
ing Monday evening at the Meth.
odis, church 10 elect officers and
plan the program for the coming
year. Reelected officers were:
President. Mrs r " Harris:
vice.Presiden,. Mrs. Tiff Mckay:
and Secretary Treasurer. Mrs.
Russell! Boyd. Any girl between
the ages Of 7 and 9 who wishes
TO become a Brownie. and any
girl between the ages Of 10 and
II who wishes to become a Girl
Scout is asked 70 inform her
schoo! teacher.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Marsha. 8. and Janice. 7. daugh.
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
Juneau. celebrated their birth.
days jointly Monday evening at
their parental home. Little
friends joining in the celebra-
ton were Elaine Bercovich. San
dra Fields. Sadie Anne Fisher.
Cynthia and Geraldine Vale and
Edna Marie Brown. After games
were played the guests were
served a luncheon OF birthday
cake and ice cream by Mrs. Jun.
eau and Marsha and Janice open.
ed many gifts presented them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
By CHARLES L. HOFFMAN

A 333-acre piece OF lost prop
erty." bought some % years ago
but never used by the Federal
government. is about to be re-
turned to the Prince Georges
County tax rolls.
The tract was one of four par
GELS totalling 442 acres that
brought 1888. 400 at a'public auc-
ton last october. 1t was bid in
by Morris Cafritz. but the deal
has not vet been closed.
The property is between Glenn
Dale and Springfield. Md. strad-
ding the Lanham-Severn road.
It also has long frontage on the
Pennsylvania railroad tracks.
General Services Administra-
ton records show the Agricul-
ture Departmental 1850 declared
the property excess" to the
needs of the Beltsville Agricul-
tural Research Center.
But there is big catch in
this.
The Experimental station re-
cords show no evidence Of the
tracts ever having been sought
by the agency or having been put
under its control.
Interest in the property's own
ership developed in 1880.
Study Unveils Picture
Three years earlier the WASH
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission took the area under its
jurisdiction. In 1949 it installed
the Bowie-Seabrook trunk water
line bisecting the tract.
Then it began a study of prop
erty ownershipS in the area so
that land owners could be as
sessed for the water line.
That's when local officials
came to realize the property,
with some 5000 feet of frontage
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along the Lanham Severn road,
was in Government hands and
of the tax rolls, much to the
chagrin of the commission.
Investigation led to the dis
covery that the tract was sold
at about SIS an acre in 1885 to
the Resettlement Administration
as part Of the purchases for
Greenbelt.
That agency went out of BUSH
ness two years later and was re-
placed by the Farm Security
Administration in 1887. Still
later the Greenbelt community
came under jurisdiction of the
Public Housing Administration
In 1912. the land, still unused.
repeatedly was traded with the
Research Center by Greenbelt
housing officials for other land
needed in Strengthening out
lNrreenDelCS DOroer.
Ownership in Question Since az
That there was a question
from then on about who owned
the land there is no doubt.
Greenbelt City Manager
Charles T. Mcdonald said that
as late as 1916. as maintenance
engineer for the community. he
went on the property to cover
some wells.
A spokesman for the Research
Center said that. other reports
to the contrary. the center en-
gagged in mo transactions rela-
tive to the 1893 acres"
1T may have been owned by
the Agriculture Department, and
the fellows downtown may have
thought we had taken custody
Of it. but we never did," the
spokesman said.
Investigation of the real own
Iership of the land took the
sanitary commission to the Re-