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VIRGINIA RENTALS = 3-bedrm
brick rambler near swimming club
$40, j-bedrm. ia-acre fenced
with hreexeway 10 earaHe, Sis0
Rambler IN Arlingt0n, 3-bedrm
bamt, Si2b. Parklawn, brick, I n
baths, = bedrms.. Sis5 Vienna
Woods, . bedrms, bsmt.. Si2S
Many. many Others. CALL
PLANTATION REALTY. IN. f-2s4f
vA.--e0 minutes lath 81. bridee,
over shirley freevAy IN famous
Sprlngneld schools, churches,
park. svimming pools. shop. cen
terS, and bus
5pi5 HANovER-3.bedrm. a5-ft
brick rambler. ia baths. full
bAmt.; fenced yard. block 70
school. swimming pool member
ship available, $40.
1a2O HfGHLAND--a-bedrm brick
rambler on large corner lot with
trees In rear forced yard. pic
ture windows. large patio. washer
and drler; $50.
sprlngfeld Realty Co. FL, 1851 /
SILVER SPRING. close IN bed
rms ! baths, QE XII and washer.
! block from schools, shopping and
bus. Completely redecorated
FOREST GLEN AREA bedrms il.
= bathS large rec, rm with are
place. large, heavily wooded lot
ideal for children. St75 month
Immediate occupancy.
n A. NaAncTrsrV nm IN
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TODAY
BROADMOOR
1901 CONN. AVE. NV.

We have available for pur-
chase at this time several
very desirable apartment
homes ranging in size from
efficiency to 3 bedrooms and
in total price from $4,000
up. All but one are AIR
COND. and 3 overlook Rock
Greek Park. Ask for Mr.
FIELDING at BROADMOOR
desk or call WO. $4,000.
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DIRECTIONS Shirley hwy. TO
seminary I'd. exit; follow slsns
70 once
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FENWICk PARK, Hld Lawrence 81 .,
Falls Church tout q. 8. so. blk
past small airportl-3-bedrm. brk
Cape Cod: large fenced rear yard;
basement; S135 month; purchase
option II desired. with credit Of
part OF rent Open Sunday. 1880
am. 10 3 pm. ia. 2-54S5.
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EDMUND J. FLYNN co
tCo-op. Apt. Authority since 1890
Washington Bldg. Ma. $4,000
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bedrm. rambler with play rm
and attached Rarage. on is-aere;
near Mt. Vernon; convenient Ia
IT. Belvoir. Alexandria and D. C
S11O per mo. BERNICE CARTER
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ACCOKEEK. MD. - 5-rm house
$50 per mo. II mi. from D. C.
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EVANSVILLE Md bedTms,.
full baths, lge. kit. fenced lot
gas h-w.h.. pehs.; close 10 schools
and transp Rent. option to buy
OWNER, WA 7-2473
MASSACHUSETTS, mo. 3-bed-
rm. rambler; bsmt.. scr. porch,
huge kit; quiet street; Ice. fenced
lot. blk. d. G. bus Vacant. JU
5-436s, Ma s-s6s2.
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FOGGY B0TTOM-Attrac. 2-bed
rm. house. plne-paneled through
out, with liv. rm.. kit. bath; bricl
patio: lge. rear I'd, inclosed witt
wooden fence. Ideal for people
RI0S mn Cau ET 3-I140
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ARL., so5S n. 35th rd.-S-bedrm
rambler OE kit, scr, porch, lac
fenced yard; . hlka. from school
Minimum s.yr. lease. KE. s-t3ss
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2-car Eaf.i NI15 mo. UL. s-obza
GEORGETOWN - bedrms.. ~
baths DisDosall, patio, garden
GARAGE: $3.50. OWNER. EN-
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ATlL- NJ nalisiau Forest f-hsd.
din. I'm. screened porch. dish-
washer and disposal rec. I'm.
waaher and dryef. uarats' ssih
Der mo.
FAIRRAx co. elose-in 70 Arl--
urand,ngs brick rambler , bed
rms fuil din rmy modern all
cleo, III. acrerned porch, car
port NJ. neu 90 Iuhns parish
school and chekterhrook school
Maf y Iss RsAiafISs' S's.P gsl s.7s7,
AaLikoToN N-a-bedrhs briek
haml only Ninb
vtkNNA--charmins s-bedrm, hon,
on lovely acres lee screened
prh, daylinht hami only 500
CAROLINE cAMPnkLL, AoEN1
~ a-ul9g
CAPITOL NIL AREA
~ Ivy II. ae-Newly renovated a,
room and bath home eaa n a
heat LARGE Kitchen. near CAPITOL
hoase once nlds. and Library Of
c N PARKER co Ma. s.saeo
CHEVY CHASE. d. c,
b53t NEVADA AVENUE
Rrdecorated, 4 bedrma.. iiv. rm
din. Tm. ait. l ~ baths. md floor
bath, ~ ar. scr porch, firepl.
iioored attic, OH heat, stAO,
WARRINGTON RLTYs IA. 3-sa0o
w.tta ,-uvuru .ww.
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'OLORED-NEWLY DECORATED.

COLORED-s25a 18th ST. NV
Cute house; has living rm.. kitch-
en- and ? bedrmS KEYS In .25l.
Rent. SIS month
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Call Mr.. johnson Monday
RANDALL H HAGNER a. CO., INC
DE o-360O
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cAnrrnI- mn an
sSs4 NEVADA AVENUE
PALLs CHURCH ARA

49, AZ. UI sg,sSTaom ~ sna
bath Famblers Immediate
occupancy Different types
construction. different loca-
lions Snb 10 ei33 month.
N r. REYNOLDS A CO,
JE $1,000 Agt. IN. s-hU67
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ARL, RIDGE RD.-5 bedrms. 4
baths, maids room. center hall,
living rm. with fireplace. dininE
room, rec. room with fireplace,
oil heat, double garage, large
wooded ward Call RE 1880.
kSt. 1852; Sat. Sun. and ewes,
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Mod. kit, din. area. solarium. liv
rm., entr. hall, bedrm. and bath
$4,000.
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i0S o St N.W.--6 rms. bath.
h-wh $50.
1910 Belmont Rd. NV rms. Z
baths: oil h.-wh h.. sizes.
244O Ontario Rd NW--6 rms,
] p baths, gas heat. Sl10
1920 Norris Rd SEC rms. bath.
h-w.h., SO.
1870 c st. SE.-5 rms, bath. $50.
y Pa Duncan st. NE rms. 2
kits. bath. gas heat, 1915.
1879 11th 81. NV, 2nd-h fiat
. rms, bath. arc0la adults. Si3
723ia Kenyon 81 NW.-Flat. 3
rms, kit. bath; gas heat. S65,
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CoLORED-3s FENToN PL. NE
Lovely 9-rm house: good location;
Madison ( eR RbRMssli a5 81 K % ne.
NV, Ma, s-s3OS
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BOILING FiELD-ANDREWs All

tloe. between eachl-2-bedrm.
wooded area. ideal for children
near good school. $50 mo. CHI
S-73OO Sunday, after o pm. week
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c. NJ MARsTEILER, JR.
~ a-s55s
Ewes, Mr.. Woods, pO e-65gi

~, a-s55s
Eyes, Mr. Woods Pc e-656l
~ CONGRESS ST. Sc.
4 rooms, ia baths, automatic gas
heat. cleo. refrigerator: SIPS.
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN a TRUST BR.
200 P ST NV. ST. $4,000
3-BEDRM. rambler. full bsmt {:
close 70 Wakefield High School
vacant; sl29 mo.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-a-bedrm
rambler; screened porch. fenced
yard with trees: vacant. Si35 per
mo. Cal ia 5-ntun or Do. D.
900. BETTER HOMES REALTY,
INC.
RAMBLER-Three bedrms., e-cal
garage, manv extras; Rock Greek
Hills; SIS month.
Co onial. bedrms. $3.50
Gambler. 3 bedrms -- l2l
Cane Cod. 3 bedrms. me
JAMES c. .CoNLEY 4 CO. INC
l9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 5000
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HOUSES FURHIsRED

ALASKA Avn. orr Ielh ST.
Beautiful t-bedFoom Colonial.
baths. rec. I'm, With tup bath. ant
kitchenette makes apt deep lot
Gear aaraee, Option 10 buy t'afl
trust, maj down payment. Owner
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3-bedrm and bath house avail
able Immediately 10O pc no.
54h s:lrd place ne, A, c. HOUGHs
ION &.soN' INC. l4lS II st, NV.
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ASHTON, MD, VIC.-Lge. home
Rarage barn. etc: liv, rm, din
nm. lge kit: both open anc
closed porches: 4 bedTms., . baths
$3.50. r ELIOT MIDDLETON
ALTOR, RE- 7-IfSI-
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bier. partly furni on Potomac
River, = nj. on Route z. y mi
Chantilly Airport, Sept. 10 July,
consider year lease. 500 per mo
Leesburg 1894,
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ARL., N,-Tree shaded home on .
ceres bedIms u on lst foorl
Long lease available, immedlat,
OCCUPANCY. $3.50 mo. "a. 5-512O
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coLoREp-cHoIcE RENTALS

NOLOHtD-CHUIC HENIALo
WITH OPTION TO BUY
164 HARVARD ST. N,W-Vacant.
compl. redecorated brick home;
3 rms, and bath, plus fun rm. in
bsmt. oil h.-wh.. $50 mo.
244 9th ST. NE-Vacant. COM
pletely redecorated semidet. brick;
2-car gar; 500 mo Call
RALPH .. COIN. tn. .-a2n0
cOLoRED-RENT AND BUY
Mr.. 18th AND EAST CAPITOL ST.
Magnificent 6-rm. brick. featuring
enclosed porches and PINE.
PANELED REC. RIM :
TU 2-lO00 JU S-aiT1
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COL0RED-tiI0 MORTON ST. NV.
Newly DEC. , rms, kit. bath; gas
neat, adults, refs. req; $50 50,
EDMUND N. o'sULL1vAN. MA.
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sHEPHFRD PARK. 1881 Hemiock

SE.-Lee 7-rm. house: 4 bedrms
lear garage avail about Augusl
20 a22 g. Carolina ave, OIL
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HOUSES UnFuRnIsHED


ARLINGTON - a-hedrm, rambler
kauln kit. fenced hacf yard
storm Window Immediate pos,
session, 20 minutes fentaEun
close 20 schools churches, ahon.
pins center "a s-7sdt aftel
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SHEPHERD PARK. 1881 Hemlocl
st. n.w.-lst. floor: Lly. rm.. DIN
rm., den. kit. powder rm. .ns
floor: 4 bedrms.. . baths; storag'
attic: fun bsmt.. attached garage
fenced yard; $3.50 mo. la, 6-64s6
SOMERSEr-COr. rambler. 8 rms
, baths, rec. rm.. maids rm. ana
bath. scr porch, patio, carport
r. p WARREN. OIL. 4-3lbg. IL
SILVER sPRING-close-in 3-bed
rm. brk, 500 IU 9-4BfB III q
10 $3.50 after z and SUNDAYS
SILVER SPRING-close in. Lowell,
3-bedroom and den brick Colonia
with y baths, rec room, garage
Sl65 mo ROBERT H. KENT a
Co. Ju. q-S900
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ARI-.. s.-Brk. duplex. 4 bedrm
and bath downstairs; 2 bedrms
ano bath upstairs. lge. liV. rm
din. rm. kit. finest bsmt with
tcehox and stove fenced I'd,
X. elem. school. 3 min TO Ari
Hall, 5 min. 10 Pentagon: Si26
ia $3.50.
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R0CKVILLE--4-bedrm contempt.
rary. large level lot completely
MD 10. 4-7p77,
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N.W.-Loveiy row brick; 8 rms.
bath, rec. rm. wards, porcheS.
Call ia. 1910 or DI. 7-S666,
coLoRED-9th AND c SITS. Sc.
) rms, bath, lear garage. SO so
WALTER A. BROWN
lois W. Ave. Ma. S-i652, OIL. 3-5IaA
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SPRINGFIELD, va, $3.50 Crockett
d. C., 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. study.
liv. rm.. firepl. and carportt Elec
range, refgr.. garbage disposal.
city water. gas and sewer close
to shopping center. churches and
near new Lee high school and
Springheld elementary school
Rental Sl35 month. FL. 4-4lS1.
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MD. 392a Halsev
81 Diet ched house. 8 rms and
bath. equipped KIT washinz
mach, gas heat. Sl1o Avail
HRKuNIHGER a SONS. INC. Ma,
5000.
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ROCKVILLE, for rent.--3 bedrms
all large rooms and closets. nrepl
carportj cow. 10 NH and acc
2 blocks 70 schools. sl2h mo
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BRICK TOWN HOUSE. bedrms.
2 baths. being newly dec; oil
heat. gar: vac: $3.50: cow. for
service personnel Inspect Mon
DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50
M. KENNEDY WARREN-on Conn
ave. 3 bedrms., "a baths. Rec
rm., gar. carp. 5000. En-. 2-l35l
1927 IBth ST. N.W-Liv. rm.. din
rm., kit, bath. 3 bedrms., = enei,
porches, auto heat; fuE bsmt
500. Ref. req. JOHN QUINN CO,
INC. CO. 5-55eg.
BUNGALOW; ss5-TVo bedrooms
5O3s 6herrier pl NV. NJ. school
and transp. En-. 3.0303.
1898 I4th 81. NV. OPEN 10.
DIET BRICK. 8 RMS, 2 BATHS.
LOUIS RUDDEN TO. $4,000
3f2I P0RTER ST. N.w.--semide-
iaehed. by. I'm. DIN I'm kit,
enel. porch: 2nd 9. 3 bedrms.
cath. enel porch; Sarage avail
sept /. rent Sif5 mo. OREYEusS
BROS. 1913 lbsh nv. ma. s-06so
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HOLM HILLS S bedrms..
baths, living -dining rm.. study
playfoom. Ice. kit, equipped with
built-in stove, refgr,, dishwaEhef
and disposal. Avail. Sept. /: S1g5.
MRS. DANcY. 4O3 Brentwood pl
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ments of slightly over $6l4 mil.
lion. The Conservation Reserve
payments to the $4,000 farmers,
including both the cost.sharing
payment for putting conservation
practices into effect and the an.
nual per.acre rental payments
were $l08.3 million.
ALLOTMENT" acreage put in the
1857 Acreage Reserve by crops
included: Wheat. 1875, 900 acres
including nearly half-million
acres in Montana: corn, 5,235, 900
acres; cotton. 3.Ol5,OOO acres:
rice, 242,6l7 acres. and tobacco,
nearly 10000 acres.
Signup for the 1858 Acreage
Reserve began last fall when
nearly 4 million acres of winter
wheat were put in the Reserve.
Montana farmers signed up 3d..
272 acres for the Reserve. The
signup period for spring.seeded
crops. including spring wheat,
will begin January Is and con.
tinue through March 7. Signup
for the 1858 Conservation Re.
serve is now underway and will
continue until April Is. Complete
Information on both of these Soil
Bank programs Is available at
any County ASC office.
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Agency Social Worker
Accepts Position AZ
Minot, North Dakota

Theodore Krenzke, Blackfeet
Agency social worker. his wife.
Helen. and their three daughters.
Karen. 4, Kathryn. 2. and Kris
tine. l. are making preparations
to leave Browning January "a
for Minot. North Dakota. where
Mr.. Krenzke has accepted EN-.
ployment with a private institu.
ton.
At Minot Mr.. Krenzke will be
affiliated with q Dakota Boys
Ranch, a private institution for
delinquent boys. His position as
Social Worker will be to head up
the treatment part of the pro-
gram.
Mr.. Krenzke first came to the
Blackfeet reservation as govern.
ment social worker in January.
1855. from Indianapolis. Indiana,
where he was employed as a pro-
baton officer.
The many friends and neigh.
bors Of the Krenzke family in
this area wish them Bon Voy.
age" and the best of luck in their
new location and position in
North Dakota.
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Soil Bank Acreage Reserve Program
Necessary To Check Surplus Grain Yield

Leo S. Kolstad, State ASC ad.
ministrative officer, says he has
been informed that more than
400 million bushels of grain and
corresponding amounts Of other
commodities would have been
added to the nations surplus
stockpiles In 1857 If farmers had
planted crops in land held out of
production in the Soil Bank.
With yields of all basic crops
at record or near record levels,
il has been estimated that about
225 million bushels of corn. ITS
million bushels of wheat, 2 mil.
lion bales of upland cotton, 6
million hundred.weisht of rice.
and 80 million pounds Of tobacco
would have been produced on the
81 million acres in the 1857 Acre.
age Reserve of the Soil Bank.
These were allotment" acres.
Kolstad emphasized. and repre-
sented a net reduction from the
permissive totals previously es.
tablished for the year under the
basic crop adjustment programs.
Nearly q million farmers (9l4,.
8l9) signed individual agree
ments, putting 2l.3 million allot'
ment acres In the 1857 Acreage
Reserve. Under the Conservation
Reserve, SIS million acres were
diverted from production to con.
uses. covered by con-
tracts with over 5000 farmers.
Farmers complying with their
Acreage Reserve contracts would
be eligible for maximum pay.
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where between the Legion club
and the depot wye. which would
bring the highway up more in a
direct line to Browning and to
Glacier National Park from
Blackfoot. It makes a person
wonder why the original high.
way did not take this route. only
directly into town instead of the
outskirts.
Mabel LaPlante won the last
big prize two weeks ago at our
Thursday night games. The tele.
vision set ratified off by the aux
iliary was won by Harold SERVER.
The firing squad journeycd to
the Crown Hill cemetery at Cut
Bank for military funeral serv.
ices for Ronald Hoyt who was
killed in an auto accident about
half q mile north of that city.
Ronald was a veteran of World
War IL.
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Babb. This maneuver. tanta.
mount to leading a man to the
guillotine, fits into the general
conservation practice of the park
rangers. Only certain number
can be adequately fed with avail.
able range. and the excess Is
being pushed onto the reserva.
ton. Be sure to wear something
red. or you may be tagged.
Cecil Alsup, district service of.
ficer. appears at the new library
building every third Thursday
and Is usually available for con.
sultation from $50 pm. to about
$50. Any veteran with any prob
lem should make 1t a point to
talk to him. He keeps himself
we'll posted on veterans affairs
and can give you the latest in.
formation on any phase. He Is
an employee Of the state Of Mon.
tana and maintains an office In
Shelby where he can usually be
reached when he Is not out In
the field.
Negotiations among the post.
Jerry Rosenberger and the First
National Bank are continuing for
the post to obtain title to an ad.
ditional V acre to Its present
site along the highway south of
town. When completed. the post
will have IS feet of frontage
added to the present site and tho
property will extend westward
a sufficient number Of feet to
entail. all in all. y a city block.
That brings to mind q rumor
heard this week. An acceptable
route that may be satisfactory
to all parties concerned on the
proposed re-routing of Highway
2 Is that which will cross the
present highway at . point some.
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Blackfect tribe in its law and
order program and serves as an
assistant to Harold Douglas, the
state game warden. Going on his
9Th year in this Job. Jimmy is
expected to enforce vigorously
the game laws on the reservation.
the violation of which can mean
the cOnfiscation of weapons by
court upon conviction.
Jimmy will probably have his
hands full at Babb this week as
It Is understood the park rangers
are going to encourage a selected
number Of elk to wander off
onto the reservation at some
point between St. Marys and
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-16
Doings Of The
American Legion
BY Tom Jessepp0

The white crosses to be placed
at highway fatality scenes have
been completed and await favor.
able ground conditions before
being set out.
James Armour, better known
locally as Jimmy Hix. his pscu.
dOnym from his Glowing days
at rode0s, was in town from Babb
Thursday and paid his dues for
1858. Jimmy is employed by the
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-16
Twinkle. twinkle. liddle
Cn,ltniL

Up above der world so high.
You ISIS Rawshian dirty
tricknik.
Making zigzags In der sky.
How der hell can people sleep
When all night long goes
"Beep. Beep. Beep":
The Saturday Evening Pos
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Classified Ads
W 70 THG MINUTE cREo

W 70 1A9 MINUTE CREDIT
reporting. investigations and
skip locating. COLLECTIONS
and repossessions. Fully bond.
ed. Credit Bureau Of Cut Bank.
-. West Main In Olson-Jones
Bldg. Spina Van Sender. Own.
er'Manager. Frances Yerigan.
Assistant. Phone 900. l3tf
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-16
GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 2

Troop 2 had It's meeting Wed.
nesday. The meeting was opened
with the color guard. laws and
promise.
We had roll call and read the
minutes of the last meeting. We
then talked about our badges.
After that we went for a hike
and had refreshments.
SeVibO-Shsron Wilson
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WAls1Go-csnnos heesss. Yer
round horse market. Deliver
to Shelby Stockyards. l3tfc
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0AOY CHICKS

8A8V CHICKS
West-Line TOE, 76l, Leshorns. N.
H. Reds. Parmenter Reds, White
Rocks. A Whites, Cornish Cross.
St. Run $l6.o0 per hundred. ex.
cept West-Line. Write for circu.
lar and prices.
DlIta9YS HATCHERY
kAlOSP9ll, MONTANA
IS tic
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SPECIAL LIQUIDATION SAILS
Six Packards from $3.50 to $500
Ea.. several late model Pack.
ards. Buick, Plymouth at bar.
gain prices. Clapper Motor Co.
Cut Bank. lotto
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SoRoPIlAAiSI RuMMAc &
SALE-Every Saturday 10 to
3 pm. Across from the post
office. In the old Gas Building.
In Cut Bank. 33-tfc
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WILL the PERSON who toek
my brown overcoat by mistake
from the Legion Club please
return It to Joe Upham, Jr.
45c
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-16

There are some people who
think the human race is divided
into two classes: the regulators
and the regulated.
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RRowNlE TROOP ,

0HOWWUe TROOP
Brownie Troop 2 met Tuesday.
January II. They played games.
Scribe-Elaine Bercovich
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-16

W0o0leoo ANNOUNCEMENT
and Invitations printed on or.
der. - hour service. All kinds
Of formal cards and announce.
msnts. See ~ today. Glacier
Reporter. u
FOR SAle - RevSh lumber
$500 per thousand. Six miles
west Of Cut Bank. NJ. Romsa.
eok SAle-ooo wire tied straw
bales, $500. Inquire Hi.Line
Lumber. lASp
eoR R9Nr-aAodssn partly fvrn.
s !:asd apartment Call F e., .,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
accessories. North Side Music
& Trading. Cut Bank. Mont.
2tf.
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CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER oAY SAINTS
Sunday

LUTHERAN CHURCH
East Glacier Community Hall
Second and fourth Sundays OF
each month at $50 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-23

strations for pacifism have been two of many annoyanceS, in their efforts to flout constitutional authority. The groups religion does not permit allegiance to any nation.
 The DoukNobors came to Canada in 1899-1900 to escape persecution under the Czarist regimc Ire "Freedomites form a minority group of the estimated 10000 Doukhobors in British Columbia. The rest have conformed to regula- tions. The governments of Canada and BIC. are putting up a cool $2,OOO,OOO to ship the Freedom ties" back to the country from which they came. They'll probably save that much in year or two. Next week, dear, they're nov ing our house across the river. We're going to Yakutat for 60 days or So."
 That's what happens to family working for the GAIA in Bethel, Alaska, where the whole station is moving to higher ground across the river, four houses at a time on a Seagoing barge POO yards long. And with no strain, accord ing to CAA officials. Nine families, with a total of eight children, are leaving Bethel until the moving project is completed. The station is being moved to higher ground due to floods.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-23
Voting Procedure

Voting will take place Tues day at the City Hall, at the Montmartre Inn and on the Naval Station. Hours of voting will be from 8 am. to 8 pm.
 Voting will also take place at Afognak, Alitak, Larsen Bay, Old Harbor and Ouzinkie.
 There is no advance registra- tion required of voters. There will be, at the polls in your vot- ing precinct, a ledger for the entry of your name, statement of your residency and indica- ton of your political prefer ence, if you wish to so in- dicate.
 When you vote in the pri- mary, this automatically regis ters you for the final election. off.
 Tuesdays election, however, will be your only opportunity to vote on Statehood.