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DENTAL EQUIP. sERyICEMAN
prefer experienced mechanic bu
will train young man who has |
sound electrical background. Ap
ply in person, THE s s. WHITE
DENTAL MFG. CO., 1908 Eye Ct
NV.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN--Man capa
BILE of operating set-up department
Substantial salary to start. Hos
pitalization paid. Apply after 5:3(
pm, HAMMOND DENTAL LABO
RATORY, 925 Goth st. NV.
DISPATCHER, motor freight ex
perienee only need apply Mus
know area well and be OF abilit!
to supervise sc. work crew. Ooot
salary, working conditions, anC
extras 10 exceptional man in thii
field. Cali Mr.. WATKINS, o am.
{ pm, UN. 4-5b56.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, exper. .
to S110. POTOMAC EMPL., lO4
Z Broad ST., JE. 2%7272.
CRAFTSMEN, expanding engineer
ing once, Mont. Co. Salary open
depending on ability, 10. 5-236S
DRUG CLERK-oyer FL, hours
TO B. WILLIAMSBURG PHAR
MACY, Arlington, KE. S-5302.
DRUG CLERK, over 81, ewes, Sat
and Sun. WILLIAMSBURG PHAR
MACY, Arlington, KE. S-5302.
DRIVERS, ICE CREAM TRUCKS
Hard workers wanted for high.
paying ice cream route. Apply II
person only, . It'll 2. BRANDY
WINE ICE CREAM CO., 331h
18th st ne.
ELECTRIC MOTOR MECHANIC
AP. 7-344l.
ELECTRONICs TECH. = 5000
Inspect tape recorders,
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
ELECTRICAL
Man or woman fully experienced Il
sell In our showroom. Must hayl
thorough knowledge Of lightinI
fixtures. appliances and air con
ditioners. Call Mr.. REED at HO
2-432l for appt. for interview.
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPERS, ex
perieneed only. MRS. CONN, UN
4-2266.
ELECTRICIAN, experienced only
lOT NtdI-Eounu employment. ADDl
Mr., Hill SUBURBAN HOSPITAL
Bethesda, Md.
ELECTRICIAN, experienced me,
chanic; must have references. Cal
after 8 pm. VIII. 2-5665.
Electrician and Helper
Call sP. BILL
ENGINEERS, statesmen, Credi
col. men; all kinds positions, S7I
wk; to $4,000 ". UP, VISIT mrs
BOYD EMPL CENTER, cor. l2tl
and G NV, RE. 7-2S30.
ENGINEERS. 9th class, resident
day, for apartment building: 3rC
class, nonresident, alternatini
shifts, for hotel and ONCE build
ing Apply RIM. 319. 1924 X st
NV CAFRITz CO.
ENGINEER for laundry plant, mus
be ,3rd class or better; top salar,
to eGper. man Apply ia!
Queens Chapel road ne, LA. 9,
1900.
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PLUMBER

LIZ NADGAt
WE. 5-6sos. 5OO5 oden Rd. Belts
vile
PORTER, colored, experiences
cleaner. for work in large apar~-
ment building. co, 5-4635.
PORTER, for drug store; reliable
able to ride bicycle; full tins
EMPIRE PHARMACY, 1898 Conn
ave.
PORTER-DRIVER, part time. :
| ewes. ! day on week end WEST
ERN PHARMACY, 1885 35th NV,
PORTER DRIVER, Young. colored,
Apply in person, ALBAN TOWERS
PHARMACY, 1900 Mass. ave. NV.
PRESsER-wool, steady work, va
| g1S3,
PRODUCE MAN--white; must be
dependable and experienced Per.
sonal interview, 1910 Silver Hin
I'd. sc.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, exper,
We have q bonus plan that will
merit your inquiry. Call Mr.. Bugs,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO, EN-.
3-lS00: evenings, EN-. 9-3S25.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen Virginia
We have room for > or more
ambitious statesmen experienced
or Inexperienced, capable OF maxi
ina real money: full once cooper
alton; plenty of floor time. 7 Will
be happy to discuss it with you.
ORBIT REAL ESTATE Co. 22l3
Mt. Vernon ave, Alex. XII. 81
5l06. Ask for Mr.. Tapley.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Two
full-time statesmen needed to fill
a sales stan; good, central, Silver
Spring location. We are active in
all phases of real estate. inelud-
ing subdivision work. must have
car. experience and desire to earn
more; full office cooperation as
Sured We are realtors and also
builders. For appointment call
Mr.. Powers. JU, 5-4222. LAW
RENEE v. LUTES Coz $40 Boni-
FAINT St. Silver SPRING, Md.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen wanted
Immediately. . experienced, az
gressive, full-time men: choice air"
conditioned ONCE location; multiple
listing for MONTGOMERY and Prince
GEORGES Counties. excellent nnanc..
ing connections everv trade tool
at your disposal, plus full office
&C. operation and assistance from
sales manager. YOU WILL AP-
PRFCIATE OUR COMMISSION
AND BONUS PLAN Please cal
sales MANAGER.
Robert 3. Lohr, Realtor
TIT A-A0n0
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Cabinetmaker

To learn bowling lane repair, re-
finishing and maintenance work
with large expanding bowling
chain. Outstanding opportunity
for advancement. Permanent en-
ployment; paid vacation: salary
open. Apply Thursday between
$40 and IL noon. l0145 Coles
vile I'd. "A Corners, Silver
Rnrin0. Md
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MAN WITH CAR

MAN WI i II GAn
Gales and Servlce--Excel. Earnings
1907 GA. AVE. NV.
MECHANIC, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on machine repair: knowledge Of
layout desirable; must have abil-
ity to organize and plan work
high school grad; married and
under IS; perm. position with
growing Arm. HELMS CONCRETE
PIPE Co. Alex, Va. OF 4-917l
MECHANIC, business opportunity
to take over shop. must have own
tools, all heavy equipment fur
nished Can average SlS5 TO $500
per week. Call Ii. 4-4224 between
. and l2 or apply in person
NORTHEAST sUNoCo SERVICE.
1000 Bladensburg I'd. ne. See
Mr.. Allen.
MECHANICAL TRAINEE, perm,
citizen. will train in all phases
Of maint. work: ) days; 2 meals,
plus S2Sl, POTOMAC lEoMYi PL-'
MAN. white. age 2l-35 living in
Silver Spring or Hyattsville area
start at $40 wk.; phone GA. &
S407, Wed eve. after q pm:
part time considered.
MAN with help to work on dairy
farm. W. Edwin .Burdette, Tusca-
rora, Md, fremont 4-2262. Farm
located 12-mi south Of Frederick,
Md. on U, S. 10.
MED. INSTRUMENTATION RE-
SEARCH, EE or physics, knowl.
circuitry transistors, mierowave'
etc, r. and D., med. inst. field,
Miami, Fla. no fee. TO $4,000.
WALTER H KESSLER
Personnel Services, 654 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. ave. NV, ST. g.
9442.
MEN CO.., white, age 21-35, for
work in Arl and Fairfax Counties,
500 wk. to start. Phone JE >
$3.50 Wed eve. q 10 9 pm.
Part time available.
MEN for mobile soft ice cream
route sales; excellent working con-
ditions, opportunity for advance
ment; must be over 25 and mar
ried For appointment, phone OIL.
6-S314, between $3.50 and IL am.
MEN, part time, white. earn $40
to $50 wk. extra, ewes. and Sat.
Call WI S-9037 bet. z pm. and
3 pm, MON, WE'D. FRI.
MEN, white, S95 Wk. to start.
Cali now, DI. 7-3445.
MEN (2). with carpentry exper-
fence, for installing shower doors;
must have own car and tools. See
Mr.. LEWIS, DURA-BILT, 1870
Georgia ave NV. -
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LIFE INSURANCE
CORRESPONDENT

LIFE INSURANCE
CORRESPONDENT
REQUIRED in Polieyowners Service
Department Of expanding Home
once, II you have had life in
Eurance experience. can write
excellent letters and are inter-
eSted In Joining a fast-growinE
company apply 70 UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE Co.
9TH floor. 1928 Eye st, NV.
nTHO sTRIPPER AND PLATE
MAKER, experienced, 10 work In
modern air-condltioned plant,
HoSpitallzation, insurance and va
cation benefits. Apply in person
only, FRANK GORDON PRINT
ING Co, 1913 Eye st. NV.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCK DRIVER
TO purchase 1857 ONO Diesel,
model D-632. Must have mini
mum $1,000. We will furnish
contract through September /.
MR.. SPITZ, ~, 1889,
MACHINE OPERATOR MGR 1000
in business once, exper. preferred,
IL p.m.-7:3O am. Apply person
mel; Mon thru Fri, Providence
Hospital, 1870 VRrnum ne.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER, white
for apt. project. INQUIRE 200l 3Sth
st. Sc. No phone calls.
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AUTO sALEsMEN, TO sell ncV
fetds End used cars. Combina
ZOE =en are what we need. AZ
trartive pay plan includInl
klaiaLtee on each deal. Demon
tMator furnished. Oct In n
WINS and start the spring n n,
LOGAN MoToR Co. CO.. libo 5otl
st, NV. No phone calls.
AUTO SALEsMEN--We need 5 am
bilious men willing 70 work hare
the fabulous SO Ford sales sxper
desirable, but not required, w
train you. Excellent opportunity Il
associate with one Of Washing
tons Oldest and largest Ford deal.
ers. Liberal pay plan and splendid
company benefits. For. Interview
appt., call John Black or Oar
Lathigee At PARKWAY FORD
3040 NJ st. NV, Re. $4,000.
AUTO statesmen C2); must b,
fully qualified to handle own
deals, Good proposition to pro.
dueersl No phone calls, please
See Mr.. Hines.
Continental Motors, Ltd
zoos Ca. Ave. NV.
AUTO SERVICE DISPATCHER
Local GIN dealer wants auto
service dispatcher to route work
through large service shop and
assist the shop foreman. Would
prefer man with auto experience
hts and paid vacation, Call MR.
SAUvEUR, no. 2-7500.
BARBER--colored female BEN.
MING ROAD BARBER SHOP, 422S
Benning I'd, ne. LII. 2-9S6s
BOOTBLACKS (2), experienced
Apply APOLLO'S VALET SHOP
1910 l4th st. NV,
BOOKKEEPER- OFFICE MGR. per-
msnent RA. 8-TiO6; ewes. JU.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER.
ATOR needed for general insur-
ance agency. must be able to type
fringe benefits. Call Mr., BARN
HART, Elk. 3-0S00.
BRICKLAYERs, C2l first-class white
mechanics for custom house work
Falls Church area. 81 hr. See
BUD NUzuM on Job at Woodvill,
dr., and Kerns I'd, of Sleepy
Hollow I'd, Falls church.
BRICKLAYERS, lst-class mech
only; top wages; apply 22nd and
Southern ave. Sc Allentown and
Auth rds., Camp Springs, Md
Edmonston and Calvert rds.,
RRerdale, Nd.
BRICKLAYERs. first class only
white. no others accepted Don't
bother to come If not LIST class
Top wages. Call any time, WE
5-o622.
BUTCHER, must be experienced
sober and reliable. have local ref
erences. Apply 205 End st. sc
BUTCHER. exper.; apply ready
for work. SOUNDS MARKET
SOB Conn. ave. NV
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HELP MEN

LEARN TO SILL Il YOU want 70
ss sys over r.ns. sigoo a, year and
things done" can 10 $4,000
from 2 TO 3 pm, Complete train
ing In professional I've under
writins drawing acct. free appti-
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COMMUNICATIONS
SYSTEMS ENGINEERS

Analyze requirements, estah-
lish criteria and evaluate
performance OF eommunica-
tions syste Ems Requires
knowledge Of automatic data
transmission and data proc
essing systems; noise and
information theory; data
encryptiOn; error checking
and data compression.
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PHYSICISTS
Interview
Washington
TODAY,
TOMORROW
AND
FRIDAY
During the
A. P. S. Meeting

Missiles and Space Systems is
q division Of the billion-d dollar
United Aircraft Corporation,
and is charged with engineer
ing and management Of COM
plete flight systems. Physi-
cists are needed in many
areas for work on advanced
flight projects, and key OPEN
ings include the following
specific positions:
ENIOR SCIENTISTS. SPACE
TECHNOLOGY apply astrophysicS,
celestial mechanics to problems OF
space fiight and design OF vehicles
for specific missions. Advanced
degree In physics or astronomy
plus depth Of applicable expert
ence. Must be capable OF self
supervision In technical field,
PROPULSION PHYSICIST apply
NOHGEpANhi BiOR9AAiNl eSohNh0 W
extra terrestrial flight vehicle
stusies. Monitor and do independ-
ent state of the art studies TO
delineate weight, size and perform
ance Of advanced propulsion units
Contribute to the preliminary de-
sign OF vehicles using these pro-
pulsion systems, Advanced degree
in physics and , years experience
IN propulsion or equivalent
PHYSICIST GUIDANCE apply
knowledge Of ELECTROMAGNETIC and
infrared seekers to preliminary
missile design. Monitor and exc
cute independent state Of the art
studies OF capabilities Of guidance
devices to insure that require
ments Of missile systems are met.
Advanced degree in physics or
BIS. plus depth Of experience.
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HE. $4,000
REAL ESTATE
Agents-Virginia

There's always room
In our organization
for ambitious men
who are capable Of
earning $4,000 and
more per year. Well
be happy to discuss 1t
with you. Call Mr.:
Furman at our 1918
Richmond hwy, once
so. 5-679O): Mr..
Chitlik at our 1917
Quaker lane once
XXI. S-232eJ; Mrs.
Benn at our Spring.
field (FL. 4-S600l:
Mr. speacht ct our
921 North Glebe I'd.
Office GA. 4-6060),
OF Mr.. Glen at our
Fairfax once tCR.
3-456OO.
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MEN

MODEL MAKER or pattern
maker, to work wood and plas-
tics. Must be able to work from
prints and hold close tolerances.
Good opportunity for young man
willing to learn. JE. 2-7525.
MOTEL CLERK, to work at FALLS
CHURCH MOTOR COURT; age
30-45: evenings 597 S. Washing
ton ST.. Falls Church, Va. JE,
2-01l0.
MOTEL MANAGERS-Couple to
manage lge. new LIST class motel.
Chain operation. Start immediate
ly. Apply Mr. Lewis CARAVAN MO-
TEL, Route 30l, White Plains, Md.
between Waldorf and La Plata
NIGHT MAN, white, sober, about 80.
to work as asst. clerk, work In
laundry and make up rooms; $3.50
per mo- COLONIAL PLAZA MO-
TEL, l0203 BALTIC. blvd, College
PIX, Nd. WE. 5-567S,
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HELP MEN

PLUMBER. JoBBNG, sxper.. top
SHAPIRO PLUMBiNo CO. s0oS
Ca. ave. NV. TU. 2-l90O
PLUMBERS with hand tools and
drivers permit Experienced on
new housing, Call between 5 and
d pm. tn, 2-7S46.
DRAIN MAN, experienced
in operating all types OF electric
sewer cleaning equipment; d. c.
drivers permit. good salary, TU.
e-l900. 3006 GeorHia ave. NV.
PLUMBERS HELPER, d, c, driv-
er's permit, experienced In cutting
and threaoing pipe. Apply 2O35
nth st. NV.
PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS,
mechanics only. steady new work
and good pay for right man. only
top-auality men need apply. co,
b-47O0
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ELECTRoLUX CORP.
1907 GEORGIA AVE. NV.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES posi-
ton with attractive starting sal
airy and pleasant working condi-
tons in modern ONCE: alternate
g and ) day week. STERLING
OPTICAL CO, 500 10th st. NV.
ORGANISE DIRECTOR, white:
perm, position in Protest church,
salary open. FE. 7-l500 after 6.
PAINT SALESMAN - Experienced
for inside selling; ga day week
see Mr.. Green at THE HUGH
REILLY CO. 931 Brentwood I'd.
NE
PAINTER, white, for exterior and
interior work on new houses in
Glenmont. Call VII 6-0S46: II
no answer. call JU. 5-5700
PAINTERS, exper. only: top wages
Report to 1920 Longfellow st.
NV, z am HERSH DEC. co. .
PAINTER, white. good wages, all
work in Sc. area. Call LU.
2-912s between 8 and pm.
PAINTERS. swing men. SIS per
day. Apply z am. weekdays, 1879
Wis ave. NV.
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ENGINEER

Sears has an opening for an ex-
perienced engineer with a Bird
class license. Must have thorough
knowledge of operation OF air
conditioning plant. The one who
qualities will participate. in Sears
famous company benefits includ-
ing, discount privileges. paid holi-
days and vacation, disqualification
and life insurance, plus partici-
patton in Sears famous profit
sharing program.
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HARDWARE
INSTALLERS

AANO I114AI1I1O
Storm windows ana doors; Ice, man.
ufacturing operation: must be ex-
perienced, and have own truck
and tools. VIII pay salary basis
and truck allowance.
VANGUARD ALUMINIUM
PRODUCTS co.
l2l5 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
INSURANCE statesmen = Due To
expansion, we have several open
ings for men with sales ability
and stability as statesmen and
collectors for established monthly
insurance debit: Sl00 wk. and
commissions to start. Suite 231,
1916 Conn. ave, NV, RE. T.
27l2.
JANITOR, colored. part time, Stoker
exper., local reference, married
viii permit one child: salary and
apartment. Call MR.. ORION, MA.
s-05s0, between Q and 10 am.
IANIT0R, small hotel, married, live
in; stoker furnace experience; ref
erences Apply 1909 l6tn st. NV
KITCHEN HELP WANTED. apply
IN person; NJ. & j BARBECUE
652l Riggs I'd, W. Hyattsville. Nd
LAND SURVEY PARTY PERSON
MEL. minimum 1-year experience
IN subdivision work required. Cal
JU, 5-6411.
LOAN MAN, with experience fol
rapid training in fast growing
finance co Would consider present
collection manager or experienced
outside man Telephone JU. 5.
5O57, MR.. ROATH.
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DhIeS AND befVlct-ENctI, EHFHIHBs
1907 GA. AVE. NV.
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Continental Motors, Ltd
AUTO sERyIcE DIsPATcHER-

AUTO SERVICE DISPATCHER
Local GIN. dealer wants auto
service dispatcher to route work
through large service shop and
assist the shop foreman. Would
prefer man with auto experience
but not necessary; employe bene.
nts and paid vacation, Call MR.
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Research in many thee.
retical experimental areas
For example: Statistical
analysis of noise ano
fading, wave propagation
applications Of informh.
tion theory In conforming
communication systems
to physical properties oil
channels.
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and modern civilization. They all
gathered together at a church in
Browning. both white and red. to
be with their friend for the last
time. lie was a good man and
probably very few fullbloOd In
dams ever enjoyed the popularity
that he did.
After the services ended. the
wagons. travels and lin,ousines
bumped and glided away. That
night many tom-tomS could be
heard as his Indian friends lifted
wavering prayers to the Sun God
to beg that he allow no shadow
to fall on Two Guns erect figure
in the next world. Then they
began their fast which would last
for some time.
The weather was very wet and
sloppy for the next month. | had
plenty of my own work to do and
not a few medicine Talks" did
l 60 to in the next 10 days. The
race for mayor was going TO be
a hot one and it was my intention
to win.
As We all know. to win an cleo.
ton one has to have votes. | was
trying to get them My opponent.
| am proud to say. was very
we'll liked man and to my know.
ledge was not a tool Of anyone.
lie was Of Indian blood. well
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will. It seems like the Indians
don't have much to say about 1t
except when you speak to them
about 1t. They just pass it off
as soon as they can"
What do the white people
have to say? viii l get my share
Of their votes:"I went on.
"Oh. yes. you will get some
of them. They don't dare say
too much but l would say your
portion Of their votes will be
much less than half"
What do you mean they don,
dare say" questioned. Don,
these people control their own
votes?"
"Oh. you know how it is. II
it becomes known they voted fol
you. they might have tough sled
ding in a lot Of ways"
YES" said. Il guess you are
right" But that is not what
Thought. was thinking two
things: one was. how can people
be so damn soft and yellow as
to let anyone control their votes?
The other was. | hadn't been
among these Indians nearly as
long as most Of them had. bu,
| sure knew a lot more about
them and how they were gOing
to vote.
(TO Be Continued
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GIRL SCOUT TROOP S

We met at 7:3O at the scout
house. We collected dues and roll
call was called. There were nine
members present. Most of our
girls went to community hall. We
discussed badge work. We had
the flag ceremony with Donna
Doore. Geraldine Kipp and kathy
Douglas. The scout house promise
was led by Cups and Pledge to
the American flag was led by
Judy and the minutes Of the last
meeting. We are going to start
meeting at 7 o'clock starting next
Wednesday. She said to bring
all our money for our dues next
week. We put stars on our chart
and the meeting was adjourned.
Donna D0Ore. Scribe
April %. 1859
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educated. and highly regarded by
both Indian and whites. He was
picked. no doubt. because it was
thought by old Clevy and his
bunch that they could not beat
me with a well.knowner. My op-
ponent we will call John w.
Crow. However. that was not his
correct name.
felt that under ordinary cir.
cumstances he would be the hard.
est man in the city to win over.
But as soon as It became known
that Clevinger and Wellington
were backing Crow. the campaign
took on a different meaning. This
much was sure. and ! knew it
well. that there was no other way
they could test my political
strength as they would with this
man. In fact, the day before
election one Of the best known
businessmen in town. who by
the way was a supporter of mine.
told me that he was very much
afraid I would not make the
grade.
what makes you think So" |
asked.
Well" he said. taking time
to light his cigar. Il have asked
number of these people about
who they thought would win and
they all seem to think that Crow
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A CONTINUED NOVEL
AMONG SUMS PEOPLE
By Wl,huv &. RcnShaw

,UtNi pay tIltIl money ana COIu'
pete with their white brothers,
G!lINs a good account Of them.
selves.
After the meal in the evening
some will get together. going
from lodge to lodge. singing songs
~ .hr.r nrlshborS This is the
same As >rrcnading. or showing
courtesy and honor Some gather
IL AHr,hr: lodge to play the stick
lame. which Is their favorite gam.
N,."G GAINr Anyone may play.
AMI many a horse. blanket. sad.
i,r Or lat have You. has chang.
81 NauN> 4, :h!S game.
iHv"r are a number OF differ.
e.: ceremonies. some Of which
are GyING ont as the Indian be.
rnHlr> more white. bu: one OF
ne Mos: important Is the Buffalo
S:n"r ceremony This ceremony
NL> .muNG the true beliefs OF
tie l"i.aM> and IS still known
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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-30
LIBBY RESIDENTS
DONATE ACCESS LAND

The Montana Fish and Game
Commission this week extended
its gratitude to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark J. SchOkncct and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard ID. Griffith of Libby
who decided access land to CryS'
tai Lake to the department at no
cost. The 800 acre lake Is between
Kalispeil and Libby.