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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
R%epresentara Ia IsIa en-
Serie MundiaI del Caribe
Los Fanatics del Santurce
Festejaron Ia Victoria

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Feb. S. - UPD - Ell
Santurce %cOnquiSt6 ell derechO de representa- a
Puerto Rico en- la Serie de BeisbOl del Caribe al ven-
Ger al CaguaS pOr nueve carreras pr dos.
Con esta victoria ell Santurce gan0 los pIayoffs
finales del CampeOnatO PuertOriqueno de fnvierno
pOr cincO juegOS a dos. Los playOffS son nueve desa-
fiOS.
Los ~fanaticOS del Santurce feStejarOn ruidosa-
mente ell triunfO de SUI novena desde mucho antes de
que terminara ell iuego.
LA ANOTACION o ENTRADAS:
CAGUAS 900 COL OO1 2 1
SANTURCE 020 21O 22X Is 2
De Leon, Vargas AZ, Figueroa 49, Reveira; Ma
varrO y TrabOux. Perdi6 De Leon. JOnrones - Len.
non (Santurce, Pagan Santurce( Reveira (Caguas).
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

OXFORD, Ohio, febrero 5. Gu.
P.I)-Los Dodgers deben ser
mejores la pr6xima temporada,
pero tendremos que esperar pa
"a yer Guam mucho.
Como en- la mayoria de los
equipos, mucho dependera de
nuestro pitching. Sc que ESQ me
preocupa tanto como cualquier
otra cosa. Nuestro staff tuvo
mucha mala suerte ell ano pasa-
do y esa fue la razon por nues-
tro pobre final en- los standings.
La primavera pasada en- ell en-
~trenamiento, crei que ell pit
ching era b~astante bueno y con-
taba en- que ell staff llevaria ell
equipo. Empero, no result6 ash.
Muchos de nuestros problemas
surgieron de brazos adoloridos
que pueden no regresar. Ed Roe,
buck estuvo fuera de juego toda
la temporada y Don Bessent
gran parte del ano. Estos dos
muchachos rindieron buena Ia
Dor de relieve ell ano anterior y
sufrimos mucho ell no haberlos
tenido en- acci6n.
Arriba de TODD este, Don Drys
dale estuvo en- ell servicio mill.
tar y no tuvo buen entrena-
miento primaveral.
Este ano, tendremos practi-
camente ell mismo staff y debe
ser uno bueno 81 todos eStan
sanos. Els I'm staff relativamen-
he joven centralizado alrededor
Johnny Podres y Glen Labine.
Labine estuvo fuera de accion
con lesiones ell verano pasado.
Quitenlo del staff y veran la
gran diferencia que representa-.
En- ell departamento de cat
chers, estoy muy esperanzado
en- John Roseboro, quien tiene
ell fisico, ell equipo, velocidad y
poder para convertirse en- un
gran catcher. Ell ano pasado,
nuestro pitching staff era muy
joven, 10 mismo que Roseboro,
pero estuvimos complacido por
la forma en- que actuo. Nos dara
una mejor actuacion este ano.
Ademas, sabemos que puede ba-
tear.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
Hi

vIAA DEL MAR. Chile. tUPt-EI Compensate
de soItos de los Americas, eomenzord hoy en- este
ciudad boIneorio con participation de srondes ~iinetes
de Argentine, Colombia, Chile, AIemonia oeeidentol,
Gron Bretona, Espono, Froneio Q ltelio.
Sc usorGn los eoboIIos eolombionos, ehienos y or
sentinos empleodos en- ell reeiente eompeonoto sud
smerieano de equitaeion, que sano Argentine. Los
animeles fueron sorteodos entire los eompetidores, CO.
vrespondiendo a los eoIombonos mayor Pedro N. vidol
y caption Hector sudrez Gerald" "BeIoiro", res
peetivomente.
Il principe Bernardo, de HoIondo, ~Presidente de
Ia Federation Hipieo InternoeionoL, preseneiord los
pruebos. que Sc reolizordn en- 81 pieodsro de "EI
Jranque".
LA PRIMERA PRUEBA
Fl iinete itoIiono, Piero D. Inzeeo san6 onoehe Ia
prirero pruebo de veIoeided eondueeion del com-
peonoto ntereontinentoI de SaItos de los Americas.
lnzeeo monte ell eobolIo ehiIeno Molten y no cometi6
%ninsuno foIto en- Ia pruebo que terminc en- un tempo
de INA. 20S.
En- sesundo Iusor Sc classified Pot smythe. de
Gron Bretona, que montondo ell enimal argentine Sim
bad. tuvo euatro foItos Q hizo ell recorrido en- INA. 12S
us. Goston zlhiso, de Chile, n~ontondo a IN eoboIIo
ehieno Iomodo PilIdn, obtuvo 81 tereer puesto en- Ia
classification con euotro foItos y IN tempo de INA.
15S. rs. Pedro Moyorsa, argentine. con 81 eoboIlo
ehiIeno Borroneo, entrc On euarte con euotro foitos y
IN tempo de INA. Us. as.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
Santuree Campe6n de Ia Liga Puertoniquena
Recibido con Entusiasmo Equipo
BradIeho de Basquet Ball que
Gan6 ell Campeonato MundiaI
SoIdrdn Hoeiu SEQ PauIo. FL Presidente
Kubitsehek les Entres6 una MeduIIo. : DetulIes

RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. 5.
CUPID Los iugadores del
equipo Nacional que gano la
semana pasada en- Santiago de
Chile ell Tercer Campeonato
Mundial de Basketball Amateur
fuerou recibidos con gran en-
tusiasmo en- esta ciudad.
Ell recibimiento que Sc dis
pens6 al equipo que gan6 en- jul
lilo paSado en- Suecia ell campeo-
nato mundial de futbol fue mu-
emo mas grande pero ell de ano-
che constituyo de todas for
mas, un aconte:imiento en- la
vida de la ciudad.
El avion que trajo a los juga-
dcres aterrizo en- ell aeropuer-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

TO Galeao a las 10 y 10 de La
noche.
Y a pesar de que va era GER
ca &c la medianoche cuando los
jugadores llegaron al centric de
la cludad, desfilaron en- medic
de est'uendosos aplausos.
FL Presidente, Juscelino Ku-
bitschek, recibio por la manana
a los jugadores. Les obsequiara
con una medal'a. Esta noche
Sc celebrara I'm banquete en- su
honor
Los lugadores paulistas del
eauipc saldran manana hacia
Sac Paulo, donde Sc han prepa-
RADIO diverSos actos en- SUI honor.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

adquirimos en- cambios, nos da-
ran I'm POGO de mas punch, del
que no tuvimos ell ano pasado.
En- total, digo que tendremos
,un buen outfield.
Pero tambien tendremos bue-
nos prospectus del outfield, in
cluyendo al joven Frank Ho-
ward. No estoy SECURE 81 Ho-
ward Sc quedara este ano, pero
ustedes oiran mucho de el en- Ell
future. No hay dudas sobre SUI
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

Sc han anotado en- total mas
de 100 specialists.
4
CALI Colombia. -(UPD-
Dirigentes del basket intentan
gestiones para presentar en- ess
ia ciudad a varios de los equi-
pos que participaron en- Ell Tor
neo Mundial de Santiago de
Chile.
Anunciaron que aspiran a
invitar a Russia, Puerto Rico,
Estados Unidos, Chile y China
Nacionalista.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
JAI-ALAI
SeIeeeiones de Epifanio
vIERNEs, FEBRERo 6

VIERNES, FEBRERO 6
4-Echeverria, %Solozabal, Guarita.
observation-disclosures, Carlos.Mu'
guerra ii, Pablo-Ibar.
3-Pablo, Domingo, Andoni
5-ISDORO.LARRANAGA, Guara'
C~hurruca, Piston I-Arakistain,
6-Solana, Carlos, Ubeda.
7-Echeverria-Guari Orbea-Mu-
guerra l, Solana-Larrahaga.
t8-Piston 5, Guara, Urcola.
9-Guarita, Isidoro, S~oloZabaI.
10-Gregorio-Muguerza 1, Ubeda
Arakistain, ArratibeI.Arrarte.
11-Orbe s.Quintana, Isidoro-Churru.
ca, Urcola Larrafaga.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

vamente tuvo I'm handicap en-
contra en- 1858, por la rodilla y
jugo en- muchos desafios que no
debio haber actuado. Duke, ma
turafmente, nos ayudara mucho
y Sc ayudara mucho con la cor
ia cerca por Ell right.
Carl Furillo continuara STEM
do un sembrado de nuestro out
field, pero no esperamos que
juegue todos los dias. Wally
Moon y Rip Repulski, a quienes
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

poder, solo la question de Guam
a menudo bateara. Howard me-
jor6 mucho sobre ell entrena-
miento del ano pasado con SUI
ano en- las Memories.
Ron Fairly es otro novato que
luce muy bien. Tiene mucha ha-
bilidad natural y puede que nos
ayude la proxima campana. Ha
jugado mucho y esta mucho mas
pulido que otros novatos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
LA ANOTACION POR ENTRADAs:
Cortas Deportivas

LOS ANGELES, -(UPT)-
Wally Moon, adquirido por los
Dodgers de Los Angeles en- una
operation con los Cardenales
de st, Louis en- la que cedieron
los servicios de Gino Cimoli,
firmo ell c~ontrsto con ell equipo
para la temporada de 1859,
Moon es ell vigesimo tercer
miembro de los Dodgers que
acepta las condolences del equi-
20.
NUEVA YORK.-(UPD- Ell
inicialista de los Yanquis de
/ Nueva York Bill Skowron, GU
20 jonron con dos en- bases ase-
guro ell triunfo del equipo en-
ell juego final de la pasada Sc
RE Mundlal, flrm0 SUI contrato
con la organization para la tenn
porada de 1859.
| Sc cree que Showron percibi.
ia un salario anua1 de 21.0 900
dolares, o sea, ell mismo que
devengo ell ano pasado.
d
SQUAW VALLEY, Califor-
nla.-(UPD-Chile figura en-
tire los trece paises extranjeros
que han inscrito competidores
en- Ell Campeonato de Esqui de
America del Norte, que comen-
Tara en- esta localidad Ell 81 de
febrero.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

once was involved In a tax case.
The examiners questioned his
deductions for medical ex-
penses, and demanded proof.
Foy took of his shirt. exhibited
the surgery scars and saidi
"See9" Bert Lair, who shared
a dressing-room with Foy at q
benefit show. saw the scars on
Foy's chest and stomach. and
said: Whats that DART
board?"
Eddie once was dunned,
persistently. by his brother
Charlie over q 500 debt. A
letter and a phone-call each
week demanded payment. and
every mutual friend who visited
Eddie conveyed Charles dun
ming message. When England's
Queen Mother saw "Pajama
Game" and went backstage TO-
congratulate the cast. Eddie
reported: "As We shook hands
/ thought I heard the Queen say
Mr.. Foy. I enjoyed your show.
And. by the way. why don't
you pay Charlie the si00?'"
THE TEARS: Members Of
the cast Of Tennessee williams
Sweet Bird Of Youth" noticed
that Paul Newman usually gives
his most moving performances
on Wednesday and Saturday
nights. That's when he sheds
SEE LYONS DEN. Page B-s
Evening star., 1959-06-18

no American visitor has ever
thought to explain, coolly, my
mother told me never TO talk
about money" Or, perhaps
having thought about 1t. the
Americans have chosen instead
to make a polite answer to an
impolite question.
On the home grounds Of the
stiff upper lip. this latter at
titude is understandable.
Over the postwar years,
through questions relating 10
earnings. age, sexual tenden-
cies. etc.. Hollywood and
Broadway figures have come to
suspect an 18-karat hostility
on the part Of Europe's re-
porters. And. most especially
those of England whose ac-
cents cannot mask the candor
Of Elizabethanlike speech.
A specific case history Of
the London press ordeal by an
American was related TO this
correspondent on the sunny
terrace of the Carlton hotel
at Cannes (name dropperD
last Spring.
The speaker. and victim, was
Moss Hart. Mr.. Hart Is q crisp.
tall. handsome man. with a
high Luciferian forehead and
a sanity smile. But not on that
lovely blue and gold day on the
Riviera. He looked tired. his
color was ashen. and even his
voice had lost its crisp, musical
edge.
This could have been the
result of the weeks =. he had
spent directing MY Fair Lady"
in London. Moss made 1t clear
it was nothing Of the kind.
I'm damned sick Of the
press" he said. The messy
press" he amended.
Look. let me tell you a story
about q press conference Alan
CLerner, author Of the musicaD
and ! had with the reporters
in London. One Of the first
questions. an acrid question
with a total lack Of friend
illness in 1t, was: is 1t true that
you people forbid the produc-
ton Of ''Pygmalion" so long as
My Fair Lady" Is running?'
''I told him no, that In our
deal we had only the rights to
2 musicalization Of 'Pygmalion.'
Then, I added what I thought
was brightly: But, Of course. II
anyone were TO do another mu-
sical version, open 1t at another
theater in the same block as
ours. we might be miffed.
This is simple language, !
think. Well. 1t wasn't enough
to keep the next days headlines
from saying My Fair Lady
Producers Forbid Further 'Pyg-
malion' productions. What the
do you do in a case like this2"
Forget it," this correspond
ent advised. "and try TO get
some sleep" Money, Of course.
Is better.
Mr.. Hart. whose area Of art
could not be farther removed
from Liberace's without making
him a rodeo rider, is almost
surely one Of those who win be
most elated with Liberace's
$22.400 verdict.
~
PEOPLE BRIEFLY: Joseph
E. Levine. president Of Embassy
Pictures, and known as "the
Evening star., 1959-06-18
THE LYONS DEN
So Poy Charlie, Eddie

NEW YoRK-The script Of
the Bob Hope movie. THE Z
Little Foys." contained q dec
laration by the Senior Foy
that none Of his seven children
has any talent. Charlie Foy OBJ
jected to this. and his brother.
Brynie. said TO him: did you
ever have any talent9" Charlie
replied; mo. but young Eddie
has" He was speaking Of the
youngest OF the Foys, the only
one still active as q performer.
the comic who last week formed
q team with Bud Abbott. This
will be q second crack at the
bigtime for Abbott. for his new
partner is one Of the most gift
ed and. underrated comics.
The Foys trouped all over
America, and whenever they
were arrested for violating the
child-labor laws. the senior Foy
would ask the Judge TO bring
into the courtroom the bright
est youngsters in the neighbor-
hood. He'd prove, through COM
petition. that his own on
springs education was not be-
ing neglected. THE other kids.
sometimes beat US at reading
and arithmetic" said Eddie,
"but we killed 'em on geography
because we played all those
places"
Like Abbott. Eddie Foy. IT,.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing


Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Red SHELTON Revue with
David Rose orchestra; $3.50 pm.
National-"Sunrise at Cam
pobello";; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador-'Don't Give Up
the Ship; 1855. $3.50. $3.50. 1880
and 9:35 pm.
Apex-"The Gold Rush: /,
2:50. ABS. Gas. s:l5 and 10
pm.
Capitol - "warlock": HAS
am, 2:l5, 4:45, tbs and 9:45
pm
Columbia - "Compulsion";
ll:40 an, i:40, $40. $40. 7:40
and Gas pm.
Dupont-"The Gold Rush;
i:25, $40. ass, $40. 8::25 and
1910 pm.
Keith's-"Shake Hands With
the Devil; 1925 am. 1880.
3:35, 5:35, 7:40 and GAS pm.
MacArthur-"H Happy Is the
Bride; 6:l5, 8 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - Don't Give
Up the Ship; 11:4O am. 1920,
8, 4:40, $40. 8 and GAS pm.
Ontario-@Room at the Top;
/, 3.1O, $40, 7:35 and GAS pm.
PaIace-"Hole In the Head:
1855 am, 2::20. 4:45. 7:l0 and
9:3S pm.
Playhouse - "Peyton Place;
II am, 3:45 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza-'Love Is My Profess
SION; 1l:40 am. l:40. 3:45,
$50. 1855 and 10 pm.
Town II Mobster"; 12:40,
3:45, 6:55 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-"It Happened to
Jane; 1850 am, 1850, $3.50.
$50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Uptown - DIARY Of Anne
Frank: $3.50 pm.
Warner - South Seas Ad-
venture; $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Libeface by 10 Englishmen and
two women. a libel case jury.
against william N. Connor who.
In effect, misquoted himself by
applying illegal words to the
performer.
Mr.. Connor. not to make a
fine point Of 1t. is q columnist
as distinct from a critic, the
latter a type that deals with
the performance quality rather
than the personal shapes and
attitudes Of. shall one say,
artists.
Why Mr., Connor's $40, 400
embarrassment should be pleas
ing to a large area Of American
entertainment humans is rather
simple. These latter have had
quite a hard time with Euro
pean journalists generally. pho
tographers whose cameras have
seemed hostilely candid, colum-
nists whose language is like q
bottle Of acid in the face.
y +
While the references to Lii
berace by Mr.. Connor were the
most extreme 5000 pounds ex-
treme), many others have had
their troubles. There was Gin
ger Rogers. some weeks ago,
whose age became an interna-
tional cause celebre in a Lon
don interview.
Miss Rogers, at a prime-of-
life AZ, could see nothing sem
sational in having lived so
long until her achievement
was acidly heralded in London
press headlines. Innocent, un-
suspecting, she did not realize
that this was merely a new
angle on the savage interest
Of the English press in Ameri-
can film stars. The old angle.
of course. is the one that is
approached with the ques-
tions, how much money do you
have or what do you make per
year.
This is also the one to which
Evening star., 1959-06-18

sightseeing >. Today's visitor,
q quiet celebrity type, is Fred
Zinnemann C'The Search. +"
High Noon"). his project to
talk about his latest Aim. "The
Nuns Story, On yester-
days scene also was Fred
Astaire. but as Author Astaire.
not the actor There was a
party for the book press
drama, too. but it was busy
for Mr.. Astaire and his work,
Steps in Time" Auto
biography, 1t Is.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

new movie Barnum" was In
town hurriedly yesterday /.
In connection with his latest
film import. Hercules" which
win open July l at the Metro
politan theater The spec
tacular is set for a "saturation"
debut. in several hundred thea
ters. same day With Mr..
Levine we're Bill Doll, his press
representative. and their two
sons. Dick and Billy. respec-
lively The latter two.
brand-new teen-agers. went
Evening star., 1959-06-18
THE PASSING SHOW
ButMoybe Liberoce's
!; A Kind of Liberotor
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Editor Of The star

1t unlikely that his colleagues in entertainment will ever
enuate Lberace with George Washington Simon Bolivar any
Of the other great hberators Of history.
Nevertheless great Of his American contemporaries
be eated that the dmpled pianist has scored $22400
victory overhe London Daily Mirror This awarded
Evening star., 1959-12-17

Fine quality white tissue in
On economy size package Of
30 big 20x30-ineh sheets.
You'll find mony uses for it.
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Thursday Service. Held
For William Murphy Al
lstter Day Saints Church

Funeral services with President
Hatch officiating were held to.
day IN the Church Of the Latter
Day SAINTS for William Murphy.
Who >uccumbcd as result of
internal injuries suffered in q
car accident Saturday evening.
July IL William passed away in
n, local hoHpta! al ! am. Sun.
day morning
Born tprgl - 1880. he was the
son o: Harlan Murphy. deceased,
and Violet Carter He attended
III" Browning public schools. and
d. III" Tim" q. his death was en-
p,pycd hy local freight com
pany
Suy. !v!ng are his mother and
,."p.!a'h"r. Mr and Mrs Marty
Wplf and sisters. Violet I.0rhing
Mary i!amby o! Browning. Mar
care, Brady Wilma lIoyt and
l.r!s House and brothers. Harlan
Murphy Jr and Donald Wolf
Burial took place In Tho
Browning cemetery with n" Bect
Funeral Home in charge OF ar
ranscm"n'S.
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Maggie wiPPert Rites
Held In Browning
Wednesday Afternoon

Maggie Powell Wipper,. q. was
laII % rest in the Browning GENE.
:cry following services conduct.
ed by Rev, James Bel! in the
Browning Methodist Church on
Wednesday. July %. al pm
Mrs W:ppc:i. who was born
on the reservation and was a
lifelong resident o: this commu.
my. wa> the widow o! George
Isaac W.ppcr, whn passed away
on July !. 1919
Mrs Wiper: passed away in
;hc local hospital FRIDAY. July
u after an rx.rndcd illness.
Surviving the deceased are FIVE
sons. George. Lloyd. Hunter. Gal
yin and Louis. all Of whom Ike on
the reservation: sister. Mrs
Helen Morris Of Browning. q
grandchildren and = grcat.grand
children.
The Beck Funeral Home vas
II chars" "f arrangements
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

chairman Of Boy Scout activities.
at the thrce.day convention of
the Department concluded Sun.
day at Billings.
Troop ll9 is sponsored by the
Wye Skyline Post No. 1877.
Montana ranks 10th among all
departments of the American
Legion, up one from last year,
in the number of Scout units
sponsored.
Both posts sponsored Cub,
Scout and Explorer units.
The Nye post last year won
the award as the post doing the
mos, to further Scout activities,
and this year the Billings post,
besides sponsoring a Cub Pack
unit Of l20 boys. gave possession
20 Scouts 4 mOdcrnizcd building
Cor their use.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23
Thieves Do Bane-Up
Job On Stolen Car

Stolen once before in \ovcm.
Der. a 1883 model car belonging
to Mr. and Mrs. Tom JcSScpc,
was stolen again some time ON
Wednesday night from IN front of
the home and completely demol.
lShrd IN roadside crash about
8 miles wr>, Of town on Highway
80
The car. parked with a dead
battery. was left unlocked so that
garage could pick II up and
complete repairs on damage in.
Cured the FIRST time il was stolen
The family was gone the lat.
ter par, of the day and upon
return that night noticed the car
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Nye Scout Troop
Wins Outstanding
Scouting Award

Boy Scout Troop ll9. Nyc. Mon.
tana. was judged "outStanding."
Troop II OF Great Falls sponsor
ed by 10y Molumby Post No. 3
was runner up. and Yellowstone
Post no. I of Billings was declar-
ed winner Of the award for the
post that has done the most to
further Scouting among the many
scout units sponsored by Amcri'
can Legion posts" reported
Frank MacCOrmirk of Browning,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

DR.. and Mrs. Sylvester CORR
gan spent several days in Great
Falls this week.
Dennis Giles Of Whileflsh Is
here visiting relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Eastwood.
DIR. G. II. Alinncttc of Cut Bank
was a Browning visitor Wednc>'
day of this week attending an
the induction ceremonies.
FOR SALE: Used Westinghouse
refrigerator. Good Condition.
Contact Mrs. Irwin Chattln.
Browning. 2olwP
FOR SALE: Collie Shepherd pups
,black and whitr. Neil +. Nc
Cormirk. Cut Bank. Montana,
Phone WEST H.43l6 ~ Twp
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Mrs Louise lio>eldohltn of Bill
!Ins> Is the house guest of Mrs
Gene Schubert this week
John Harper. who has been
VISITING IN Portland and other
western cities. returned 10 his
nunr rms week.
Boyd Larson of Hallock. Mimi,
. nephew of Russell Boyd. arriv
ed las, week for a visi, in the
Boyd home.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ortiz of
Topeka. Kansas. arrived Thurs
day TO vis!; Mr. and Mrs Tom
,Ir>>rpr They lief, Monday aftc.
fishing. picn!ckins and seeing III.
sights 4: Glacier Park Mrs Ortiz
: cousin of Tom Jcssepc
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Finishing touches on the in.
terror of the new Browning high
school gym are being made this
week. They include painting and
minor carpentry. Also being done
is the laying of tile on the floor
Of the frontal interior immediate
to the gym. As we'll as being the
entrance to the gym. other en-
frances from it are to new class
rooms.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23
Local News Items

Mr.. and Mrs VIM Riddle and
family spent the week cnd with
his grandmother Mrs ! " Moon
a: MiSsoula
Mrs. Rose Gerard. who had
been visiting relatives II EO!.'
land during the " inter and >H:!ns.
arrived home this week
Gene Ground. who IS attending
the College Of Great Falls sum
mer session o! teachers. was home
several days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Pa, Sand.r>nn q:
Sunburs: spent the week end a;
the Peter Duncan home. The
Sandersons are parents o: Mrs
Duncan
Browning business places were
closed two hours Thursday after
noon during the funerals Of
James Hanson and William Muc.
ply.
Francis X. Guardipcc will lral =
this week end for Olympia. Wash
10 be in attendance az The state
meeting OF the Future Farmers
Of America. He Will be one .: :hr
program participants
Major preliminary work SUCH
As construction o! The concrete
subsiruc;ure Of the ne" improve
ment a; the Black!cet hospital
is we'll under way The addition
IS on the north side o. the pres
en-, hospital! Completion date j.
March Of next year
4 7.pound daughter was borr
10 MIR and Mrs G!lpin AZ Sierra
Madre. California. July !. accord
ing 20 her mother, Mrs Alcnt
Spargur. who has returned from
. visi, with her daughter who
will be remembered BY Bro"n!n:
friends as Joy WEIGH
Mr.. and Mrs Bud D!erdov!
who operate cattle ranch ives
Q! Browning. were in attendance
Al the 50;h anniversary celcbra
ton 0! the Old Folks association
at Conrad las, Saturday Tn.
event brought together pcop!.
who had no' met N ~ years But
SAID
Leslie Smell. let; La, Suuda.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

was gone and assumed the garage
had come and gotten it
The next night police reported
to the family the car had been
stolen and wrecked.
NO suspects as yet have been
unprecedented.