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DefroiferS Hold
500 Per PIofe
Dinner For NAACP

Detroit CANP) - S1OO-a-plate
dinner sponsored bv the Freedom
Fund Committee of the local
branch. NAACP held at the swan
XIV Latin Quarter here Sunday.
bore fruit to the tune of $50 900
from the 700 persons who attend
ed according to DR.. Dewitt T.
Burton general chairman.
II was made clear. however. that
each 500 ticket admitted two per.
sons 10 the dinner MANY CITY
County and state high officials
attended.
Hon. William r. HASTE. Judge
US. Court of Appeals in PhiIadel-
phia and DR.. Frank S. Horne. ex.
ecutive director Of New York CITY
commission on Inter-group rela-
tons were principal speakers.
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The
HIGH
And Low
I'D w M
BY BAnEE THOMAS

People and Places: John Culver
the demon letter writer for the
COP cause is free man again.
He got a divorce last week. q.
Popular Earl s, Weber viii be
back home in st, Paul on parole
May 1. His many friends are
happy,
The Minneapolis Auditorium
win get a good rocking from the
teen-agers when the Big Beat
moves into the joint for its per.
sonal appearance concert Friday
April 20. That's tonight.
Some Of the smart cats who
think It's smart TO smoke and
carry around weeds oughta know
now that having marihuana in
possession is now a felony In this
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THE the Junior Cameo Social Club to be
held April Is cancelled Members did meeting
Ap 20 at the home OF Miss Anna Belle Foster 1883 Sherbune
New member brought time Daisy
Auddecoff
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At Bedside OF Brother: Mrs.
Beatrice Cooney Of Little Rock,
Ark, is the house guest Of her
sster-in-law, Mrs. Opal West
berry, 1887 Park Av. Mrs. Cooney
came to the city to be at the
bedside of her brother, William
Westberry, husband Of Mrs. West
berry. who is in critical condition
at the Veterans hospital
Condition Improved: Richard
Session. 4O41 Fifth Av. S, who has
been a patient in Mt. Sinai hos
pital, where he went for a check
up and treatment, is reported in
fine condition and will be dis
charged from the hospital on Sat
urday.
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On housing DR.. Horne insisted
that the peace, health, safety and
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state. That means, st. Cloud,
saltwater or Shakopee for the
femmes.
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You can tell the world your
needs in this papers classified
section.
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CantOrians Concert, May %, st.
James ANIE Church, st. Paul.
Advt.
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DR. H. FRANKLIN FRAZIER head sociology department
at Howard university Washington speak a meeting
Of the ST Paul Council Thursday in the
fWC 1873 w Fourth Or Frazier Social
Studies in the World Today graduate university in
1915 Dr. Frazier president Sociological Society
n lpis
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Remember the deadline for news
for the current issue is Wednes-
day noOn-each week.-Advt.
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Ct. Paul
Opotlight
Who's Who
Who'sNOw
Where's To Go
Whuf's To Do
BY sHERRIE MAZINGO
GA. 5-2845


Anderson Scholarship Any singer between IS and 81 years ase
may apply inquiries Marian Anderson Scholarship Fund
7e2 Martin st. philadelphia 49, Pa The Fund was established "
city Philadelphia granted than $4,000 70 some
so odd young men and women
SATURDAY Tuesday April 20 viii be two special
days Bedoes 5l2 st. Anthony Ave saturday Mrs
birthday and the GOTH the Bedsoes w
celebrate their 3sth Wedding Anniversary! Best Wishes!
AN OUTDOOR evening party was given by Misses Roberta
Cooper Ada ou stas in the backyard Of
$50 ROndo Ave. Friday April 49, over so attended
the outdoor affair
MR. AND MRS. URrIN CLARK ITO Anthony greeting
Spring 1868 Super "ss oldsmobe The idoor Vic
white beauty has light tan and beige upholstery
Carolyn Rawlings 667 Igehart Ave-
engagement Clarence William Tohver Carolyn became
engaged birthday April i5 Friday Carolyn Clarence off
for IT Hood Texas Army Rawlings
a 1867 Cameo Debutante
ANOTHER DEB Miss carole Kaye Thomas a So deb Nil
Arthur Malone the Blessed Martin
Church Milwaukee caroe Kaye is tho daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Thomas.
CONGRATULATIONS Championship Bowiers coope Ander
presented trophies at the annual Bowling
Banquet at Road Buddys Tuesday April 49,
BEVERLY HENDERSON and u Of M student
couple OF weeks the popular Tv program
Time sonny finished second the dancing con
test and gift certificates and records
SPEAKING or THE Hendesona sister Marcecnc win be cast
forthcoming operetta Naughty Marietta April 80
Ia Central high school Mrceene Will portray "Adah creole
girl n with governors "Eenne' She
appear Wednesday night Others the operetta are
Adrienne Coleman and Harold Knott
SOMETHING n among young the
sporswear Fed-schcs Teenhaven Coke Party
and Fashion Show modelled full Of such styles Saturday
THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE Of the Minnesota High school
April the u. NJ Journ-
high school newspapers
state win attend the viii be held
ference which includes interviewing sports columns STORIES ed
scholarships
the Minnesota High school Press Association.
FREE ADSnTTANCE THE skating
party awarded
for selling required amount OF tickets
TO the Minneapolis Auditorium April 20 Also heading
stars Screaming jay Hawkins Berry cricet
Frankie Lymon the Diamonds Jerry top and
many many others.
MEMBERS OF THE high viii
hold class reunion May 10 the Norhwood Country
Paul at $50 Dinner win be
tertainment Northwood drive North ST
Paul has charge OF reservations
NCECHAnNAN reservations the Centennial pageant
April 2s Is Mrs Francis speese pageant
be presented by the Inecub
Hotel Lowry
SECRETARIES management throughout nation observed
National Secretaries week Monday through Saturday
day designated National
sponsored scholarship University part
its educational program students
profession
DR. e. FRANKLIN FRAZIER sociology department
40 II - M
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Year neighbOrs write. edit and
print this paper each week for
your information and entertain
nenE
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Kickoff dinner Is scheduled 3 pm Sunday April 81
for the membership drive OF the NAACP
e 81 James ANE Church. Central Dale
mas been set for the St Paul Branch membership
drive jointly with the Minneapolis branch
OF The NAACP Washington speak meeting
Chairman OF the drive $ Donald Lewis
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general welfare of every city de-
ponds on decent homes, but the
Negro must adjust his social
sights to economies"
Detroit stin boasts the largest
membership of any NAACP branch
in the nation. Six new life mem
berships were reported by the
branch.
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Remember your loved ones by
inserting a Card Of In Memoriam.
It's an economical and nice way
of keeping green the memory Of
those who have passed. Call FE.
5-S5S5 or FEE. 5-7l7I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

one-third to one-half Of her
estate. depending on the value
Of certain rial estate in Chat
tanooga. Tenn. She left stock
OF an estimated value Of more
than $6S.000 to her friend.
Mrs. Josephine Clagsett Ran
dolph of .029 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. and interest in GER
tain Of the real estate In
Chattanooga.
Among special requests was
one Of $4,000 to the James
Boyce Social Settlement In
Louisville and q $500 bequeSt
to the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Association here. Miss
Boyce's will set up q trust fund
Of $4,000 for her maid. Mrs.
Mamie z. Wells.
Miss Boyce's estate included
personal property listed in the
petition for probate at $374.l45
and real estate which the petit
ton says is worth about
$125.000. This estimate covers
all Of the real estate.
The petition for probate
was filed by Attorney A. G..
Nichols. jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Miss Boyce's
Will Benefits
Seminary

Miss Lucy @. Boyce. who died
on December % at her nome
2O2o Connecticut avenue NV.
left about half Of her estate,
valued at a total Of more thar
$4,000. to the Southern Bap-
fist Theological Seminary in
Louisville, Ky.
A petition for probate OF her
will was filed yesterday in the
Registered Wills once at Dis
trict Court. Miss Boyce. who
was in her late SOS. was a
daughter Of the late DR.. and
Mrs. James p. Boyce. Her
father. who was a prominent
clergyman, was at one time
president of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary.
Miss Boyce made special
beouests ranging from about
Evening star., 1958-05-14

brilliant" n was good TO hear
him again.
Change Of Pace. For those
who have felt that TVS local
sports coverage could bear a
bit Of a shakeup. two Develop
ments this week win bear not
ing
At WTro-5 last Monday,
the ubiquitous Morrie Sieeel
began a l0-mlnute sports show
at II pm. at the hour when
the other three channels are
opening with news. The theory
here Is that there are plenty
Of viewers who have already
heard the news and weather
and are just waiting up for the
ball scores or the last at Golden
Gate.
MoFrie's opener Monday ran
like II was produced BY sheena
Of the Jungle, = fact he was not
unaware Of. The sportscaster.
however, has q brlstling style Of
his own tZsa Zsa Gab0r. he
reported Sunday for MIC. will
not drive her new Mercedes
Benz at the Marlboro Speed
wayl and the program should
be = lively addition 10 the
nighttime schedules.
Over at WNAL,-T, mean
while, the Top Pro Golf shows
formerly available on that
channel on Saturday after
Evening star., 1958-05-14

Prime Minister Harold Mac
milan by dwar, -. NH row
and Charles Colllngwood will
be seen Friday. May 23, 7;s0 10
Q pm, instead Of Sunday on
Fare the Nation. as previously
announced The new day
and time will set back the
premiere OF the Bolna- -Boing
show a week This Il the
series that was 10 have been
narrated BY Bill Goodwin. the
veteran announcer and TV
personality who died unexpect-
edly last Friday Of q heart
attack.
No Surprise. This, The Real
Mccoys, starring Walter Bren-
nan. has been renewed for
another 52-woek period start
ing Oct. 2.
CBS. repeatedly interested In
sid Caesar. mould iDanf him 10
do a series OF ten special
shotDs. about one q month /.
Sid icin be In England this sum
mer NTH Imooene Coca and
probably Cli6 Norton /.
Neither Carl Reiner nor Holp-
ard Morris mere free TO oo.l
The Ad Club saluted the radio
industry yesterday. with
speeches by Harold Fellows,
president Of the National AS
sociation OF Broadcasters, and
Jerry Feniger. vice-president Of
the Cunningham and Walsh
Evening star., 1958-05-14

agency ct was his boss,
Fenineer reminded the audi
ence. who employed the phrase
index OF boredom" with ref
erence 10 Tv programming, and
Fenineer added that the same
phrase had application for
radio.l
On-the-alr personalities from
seventeen Washington stations
sat at the head table and picked
the names Of lucky guests for
the door priEes--portAble trans
lstor radios. The handsome.
gifted. brilliant team Of I'd
walker and Al Ross, from
WRC-radlo. picked mine.
The American Association OF
University Women Of the WASH
inRton area will honcE iive local
programs at q luncheon today
Teen Talk, Ask-It Basket. The
Other Two Billion. Celebrity
Parade and Georgetown Forum
and those amusing wilkins
commercials.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

moons are nov being rerun on
Mondays. 7:s0 % $50 pm.
and q lot Of golfers who we're
too busy playing on Saturdays
win be seeing many OF them
for the first time Julius
Boros and Porky Oliver we're
the initial competitors and the
narrator. IN case you came In
late. was Jimmy Britt.
On The Ran,
NBC will be at the National
Airport tomorrow morning 10
telecast the return OF Vice Pres
ident and Mrs. Nixon. The net
work win interrupt any pro-
grams going on at the time
(about 10 am for the special
event. Herb Kaplow. NBc cor
respondent who was with the
Nixons on their trip. and Ray
Scherer. the White House COR
respondent, viii be on the scene
for WRc-4.
CHS will move Zane Grey
Theater next fall into half Of
the hour left open BY the can
collation. Of Climax and shower
Of Stars and Ia looking for
another half-hour series .
The Chrysler series, which
winds up June 2e, thus joins
Kraft. Studio One and Matinee
Theater on the sidellnes.
The interview with British
Evening star., 1958-05-14

OF stars topped by Donald
O'Connor and Sidney Miller
with a hilarious takeon Of
Louis Prima and Keely SMITH
made the half-hour zip by.
But Phil silvers' first solo
'1ive" show was the nights big
special and II was fast. fast.
fast. It was infrequently very
funny. but the comedy skits
and the endless sight gags and
burlesQue skits we're too much
OF a pattern. Phil was at the
top of his form only in his
Old Man River routine. al
though the quickie glee club
number. TO name one. was
immense. Silvers Is a better
comedian, I suspect than Sergt.
BiIko is producer.
The Fisher show inadyert-
entity provided q dramatic mo-
ment during the Levant-Fisher
exchange Of jollies. The pianist
had trouble reading his lines.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

held his side as II In pain and,
like you. ! wondered what was
going on. A moment later we
knew.
The Levan tshen Of cynic-
Ism cracked a bid. His voice
broke. and he said 10 Eddie:
"You are the first man 20 put
me on q network In . couple
Of years" Eddie whacked him
sentimentally on the back.
I hope It's the first Of many
appearances. T'v could use his
caustic wit and his talent. OF
0ershwin. whom he loved.
Levant said: he had great
perception. He thought I was
Evening star., 1958-05-14
ON THE AIR
Back to Borrocks
For Sergt. BiIko
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star ~ Critic

The accent last night for happy change on comedy
ana there much varetyfrom Oscar Levants polished
poysylIabes the Eddie Fisher Hour 10 the Il Remember
Burlesque" show Of Phil 6ilvers.
There Milton Berle, too, IN the Red sketon time,
spelling out okes missed them handful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
SCIENCE MEASURES EFFECTIVE FILTRATION
BY THE TARS AND NICOTINE
WHICH COME THROUGH THE FILTERl

l. Smoking machines ere used to smoke each filter
brand down to equal lengths.
T. The "inholed" smoke is captured by the mochne and
tested for tors and nicotine, measured in mIieroms.
g. Top rating is given to the Cigarette which delivers
the Ieost tors and nicotine in the smoke.
Repeated tests. month offer month"; by the accepted
method have reoffrmed thot Kent gives you less tors
and nicotine in the smoke than any other leading filter
cigarette in America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

This Is sophisticated and rugged corr
pet in stunning embossed pattern.
Thick and luxurious. wonderfully long,
wearing and rugged to take loods Of
weor, Grey, green. beige. or sondolwood
in 9 and ! z foot widths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Have Competing that reflects the cosuoI
luxury Of your life! MosIond's textured
wool broodloom is doomed in different
heights to give Inflow effect. comes in
grey, green, beige, or sondoIwood in 9
and z foot widths.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
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The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

Nora Spanish vas 4 Cut Bank
I!>!Iu. Tuesday.
Charles liuppc. Helena at,or
Mry was here on legal business
.a>; Saturday
Mr. ard Mrs John Green OF
Vantage. Washington. brough,
their mother. Mrs Alice Shields
home where She will be staying
:ur .hc w!";r.
B!nso Will be played III the
ba Seme", u: the Browning Catho.
!!r church o: the Little Flower
this Sunday. October % There
MI! be- Sl2O jackpot prize
\r' pc::!nc. Bill MrA!p.nc.
Pee: |. Roy" DcSRosicr and
Percy DcWo!:c formed panel
20 d!>cu>> political issues a. The
pTi mr":!ng IL Cut Bank las:
Week
The B.acktcc' tr!ba! delegation
Walter Wci4cl. George kipp. Rob.
ert l.aFrombo:sc and Charles
Nnmbcrs returned by plane Sun.
day after conference with Ben
II Sw:g n san Francisco
Mr. ard Mrs Pete Duncan are
spending the week visiting rrla.
'.ir> ~ various points III 'h.>
a:ca Manager OF Bu''rcy> Food
store FOR the pas; year. he sue.
Cccdcd John I.ocwcn. who was
transferred "a Butte tu manage
The corporation new store there
Sadie Hal! Of Glasgow stopped
q: here last SATURDAY for a visit
w!in Nr and Mr. Vim. Riddle.
!r.cnd, she had kruwn when they
!c>:dcd there several years ago.
~" Wa> u" he: way 10 NI>>oula
20 attend -" Theta Roe convcn.
t!un
N.- E.a Riddle sponsored u
baby -hcHcr for Fern Rivera
Monday afternoon AZ the Riddle
hu"'c The afternoon was spcn,
in playing games. with Hilda
Na!Ccau winning the top prize
Mr. Rivera received many beau.
'!:u! g!.,-
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23
Local News Items

B!aCk!cc; Agency SuNcr!nicN
den. Johnson was il Great Falls
on business early ..!> week
Mrs. Carmcl!a Hughes who has
been a pa.Icn, a! the Gut Bank
Memoria! hospital. returned q
Browning Wednesday and is say
ing AZ the Vim Rcrc"I!C home
Mrs. Florence Parsons Is re
ported in good condition az the
Columbus hoSpna! IL G-ea; Falls
where she was recently :aken for
treatment She IS cNpcc:c" 70 re-
turn home this weekend
Mr. and Mrs Ed Miles returned
IN. middle o! .a>: week from Sc.
attic. where :Acy enjoyed visit
with friends On their way home
they stopped of a, Mis>ou!a 10
see their son. who = a student
IN forestry
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Smell! and
daughter. Maurcen. flew from
Gut Bank 20 Edmonton Alta.
last Friday 10 be IN attendance
a. the marriage g: Mrs Sn"!. 5
nephew. Bruce Cn!vl.le iha.
evening
E!wood Srav... Supervisory
Auditor from the Billings Area
office. and Francis praught aud.
!:or. arrived IN Browning las,
week on s!ncss AUDITORS
Sear!e and praughi cXpcc; :" be
al the B!ack:cct Agency =. -:
this week on business
Black!ec, Agency Property
Clerk. Bryan Cochran. LEFT cary
this week for Portland. Oregon,
where he vii! he IN attendance n
4 conference 20 be held there
Mr.. Cochran expects 10 be gore
from .he reservation ur'!! oct
IS
Interior Secretary Fred Scaton
vas !nduc;cd into the Blacktcc,
tribe las; Thursday. October IS.
during time 0! ms visit on the
reservation. He vas ramcd.
Eagle Plume" Life Magazine
photographer. "c:" "n hand :or
pictures,
Bessie DAVIS. member q: the
Blacksce, hospital nursing staff
plans TO leave this week on i
several weeks vacation. Leaving
by plane from Cut Bank. She
vii! continue By air flight from
Grca, Falls 20. Dallas and o'hc:
points in Texas ~ Dallas she
vii! visit her moihe: and "'he!
relatives Returning 20 Browning
by plane. she will Visit northwest
points on the Pacific coast.
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23
A MINUTE
WITH Nj

When man says he's going to
get an elk or break his neck try.
ing. a person doesn't ordinarily
put much stock in the threat. but
the party of local hunters who
accompanied l.rRny Newman on
an elk hunt las, weekend claim
they remember of hearing View.
man make such statement last
year.
Newman suffered a badly frac,
turCd ankle las, Saturday after
packing back into the mountains
tor an elk hunt. 81 instead of
packing out his elk. i, was \cw,
man who had to be packed out
and. even before the hum,
had begun.
All that was wvnu. with l.r
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

On Canadian telcvision pro.
gram this week our satellite
launching site at Cape Canavcral,
Florida. was innOccntly referred
to as Cape Carnival". The con.
tcstant apologizcd when correct,
cd but the thought occurred
to us that "Carnival" may BE-
appropriate at that. considering
all Of the money that has been
spent there for fireworks.
There are 4.5l5 registered vOt
rrS in Glacier COunty'S 10 pre-
cinctS. StatewiSc. there are 5G
counties divided into l.O95 pre-
rinrt>. giving a total of 3O5. .5ll
registered voters
About this time of the year
news commentators become Su
politically minded that il is hard
for them to discuss or describe
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

sam Blrdman Of kalispcll was
Browning visitor Wednesday.
Frances f.. Halvorson of Cut
Bank was Il Browning visitor on
Wednesday
Duck hunters were out in force
this week and they report a
plentiful supply.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boyd and
Jane, spent Friday and Saturday
III Grra, Falls.
The Junction Drivc.lnn. opcr.
a,rd by Mrs lliff Mckay. will
close for the season Saturday
evening
Browning Visitors this week
were Cut Bank residents Wm.
Nr.\lplnr. Alfred Allison and
Minnie Fink
Nl:>. Syhil llalScth and Karen
lrt, Great Falls by plane Satur.
day for Columbus. Kansas. where
IlltN VIII NINIt WI y.
brother. John. and family.
OIrrnish; hoSirSSrS to the visit.
ing Girl Scouts Saturday were
Mrs N!run Larson. Mrs :. T..
Scotland. Mrs Russell Boyd.
Mrs. I'd Shuvr. Mrs. J. l.. Shcr.
burnc and Mrs VI X Fields
Mrs. Maud Cobcll visited her
>onln.law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Cline and family las,
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Cline
was the former Cleo Cobrll. Who
was reared III Browning
George Mass and Bob Wall.
packers and guides. came nut nf
Ne mountains II the Dupu%r!
area :h!> week VIA 4 party Of
hur.r:> WNn report >Icc>>sul
:.u,.:
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

all event without referring to polI-
tical affilia,lon. II appears to De
the same with all candidates or
persons connected with politics,
TO properly describe a murder
in detail, ncwScaStS sound some
thing like this: AN escaped Dem
ocrat prisoner last evening Sh"l
and killed his cStranGrd Rrpub''.
can wife in an independent bar
then held six Socialist customers
a, Sunpoint for trrrortlllcu
"alf hour while he calmly con
SImcd Il pint of imported Com
muniSt vodka Leaving Il five i"!'
lar bill on the bar in payment
for his drinks. the Gu"man ap"'"
sixrd and calmly walked out "i
the place. An intensive rity'"i idr
search by the Progressive p'!!'''
force has failed to find anr trace
of the fugilivG'S wArrc!h''''>
tOdatr."
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

Roy'S threat, says Oscar Doanc.
lis that he started on the wrong
end to break things"
Anyway, Leroy is likely to got
king sized bill of expenses for
his misfortune. Doc King will
have 4 bill; Oscar says he is
going to charge for old Joc'S
uhc hor>c) ambulance service,
and Clarence Kern says he fig,
urrS he should get a fee as Docs
assistant and for technical advice
However. the party did get one
elk after returning to the hunt.
ing grounds. but Everett Cnnlry
says he is suspicious ahOu, that.
"rha, biz bump on its head looks
like il might have run into !,
tree" Everett reasoned
In speaking about hunting,
some of the local arrhrrS have
been connecting to fill their arch.
cry tags. Chuck Mcndrnhall pull
cd down nice buck of some.
where in the Vicinity of l8O-2OO
pounds: Shorty Whralry brought
home a nice doe and Doc.
King dispatched his second one
before the ink was dry on las,
weeks y paper. t0 Join the Robin.
hood Order along with Butch Go,
bell who accounted for his >rtn"d
uHr las; week
.A.t Of which reminds NE tina,
which Will sci! for hall nv,yr
II hasn't rlru been ll.'kr:
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23
Industrial Specialist
Confers With Tribe

Thomas II :: CLAIR. Industrial
Development Specialist fro n
Portland. Oregon. i meeting Oh
October H3. ~ AID - III session
with ;hc lN,ark!rr; Tribal In.
du>iviai Dr c.uNnlrni committee
N an c:!pv: too compile material
for an analysis Of the B!arktec;
reservation industrial! potential.
The local Tribal Industrial De.
vcinpmcat committee l::r!udc>
counc!.mrn Daniel Conway. ChaS.
Mombc-g Leslie Cubcl!. Francis
Bu.l<hnc AID Robert l.aFrum.
bo,>c
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23
New Doctor Arrives

DR.. II \. kOmada. formerly ON
the staff of the Tacoma Indian
hospital. arrived in Browning FRI,
day and assumed his duties al
the l"'al hospital Monday rt th!>
week d.. komada fills the ~
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who is now located IL san Fran.
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