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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Re: Cracked Ceiling

Mrs. @. M. D., Washington
To Mrs. r. S., Washington
We solved our cracked
ceiling problem by putting
ceiling tile over it. 1t isn't
near the cost Of plastering
and it looks very good. My
son put it on himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

in the year of One &c. A
Gallant ship sailed out TO
sea. To catch q whale and
salt his tale. :" 1t goes on
and on about Jonah and the
whale. Can anyone tell me
the rest Of the words? Thank
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Mrs. Boqert Wins Pin

Mrs. Carol Bogert, a sem
Tor at the University Of Mary
land, was presented with an
Omicron M pin by the WASH
ington Suburban Alumnae
Association Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma. Omicron M is q
home economics honorary
fraternity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Troiler Livinc

Mrs. A. D. r., Washington
I have been invited TO live
for a month In q trailer in
Florida. Could anyone who
has done this please tell me
! about their experiences and
give me advice? I would
very much appreciate 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Wofer Recipe

Mrs. M. M. r.. Falls Church
Has any reader a recipe for
a sugar-less cracker-like
wafer similar to the waters
used in the churches? I will
appreciate help in locating
such a recipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Book Search

Mrs. M. F. T., Washington
I've been trying without
success to locate the sixth
grade social studio book.
Living in Our Democracy"
Can someone help me and tell
me where I can find itf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Mocho Cake

Mrs. J. T.. T.. Alexandria
Can someone please send In
a recipe for a good old
fashioned version Of q mocha
cake with mocha icing?
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Cake Recipe

Mrs. Z. J. l., SiIUer Spring
How do you make o cake
by using yeast instead Of
baking powder? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Ming Tree Query

Mrs. M. M, Alerdndria
Can someone please tell
me where I can get q Ming
Tree repaired? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

Such charming way to send a small one off
to the land Of Nod! Whot baby wouldn't be
enchanted to see this cunning doll baby stretch
sIeepiy, turn and fall fast asleep while
deep inside it music box softly plays,
"Rockoby, Boby"! Doll dressed in blue, pink
or moize sleeper.
TnfantS Dept, End r., Washington and StlueT Spring;
SrS F PARKtNotoH; Upper Leve Prince GEORGES PlasS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
AtHome Leornino

Mrs. r. J. T., KensinOton
Are there any books or
records available so that one
might learn the hula-hula
dance or guitar playing at
home? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Shade Search

Mrs. r Z. H., Clinton
Can anyone tell me where
/ might locate a glass shade
for an antique lamp? It is
frosty glass in a chimney
shape with bead fringe and
it's a table lamp. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Sono Search

Mrs. r. S. T., Washington
When I was a small child
my aunt used to sing a song
to me which began: "Twas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

ton should be referred to
manufacturers making sim
liar articles.
4. II the device is believed
salable. negotiations can be
made to sell the invention
or license its manufacturer.
\ ~
Point Problem
Mrs. W. p, Tdkoma Park
Our painter used outside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

paper. livery badly need help
and would appreciate any
suggestions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Procedure for Putenting a Product

ton for patent should be
filed.
3. After fling, the inven-
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23

Under these contracts. farmers
agree to withdraw cropland from
production for a period Of three
10 ten years and devote the land
TO grass. trees. or water or wild.
life conserving practices. The
federal government. as its part of
the contract. makes an annual
rental payment for the land to
compensate the farmer for his
contribution to production adjust.
mcnt and conservation. The gov.
ernment also pays q share OF the
cost Of establishing the conscr.
walton use - trees. grass. wild.
life cover. fishing ponds. etc. -
where needed.
or the Glacier county farmers
entering into contracts. four have
placed all their cropland in the
program. 4 farmer may do this
and receive q ~ per cen, rental
premium and still live on the
farm and use the buildings and
pasture the non-crop land.
Chairman Procfrock said farm.
crS In this county offered more
land than could be placed under
contract with the funds available.
As 4 result. contracts were award.
cd on the basis Of the hes, offers
received. with preference given
to the applicant offering his land
at the lowest percentage OF the
productivity value OF the land of
fcrcd, Contracts were awarded 10
approximately so per cen, of the
farmers offering land for the
Reserve.
In addition to the 2531 acres
that vii! 90 into the Soil Bank
under the 1859 contracts. the
county will have 1905 acres In
the program under continuing
contracts entered into during the
1868 period.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Robert LuFromboise
Elected Commander
OF Browning WV

Marked interest is being shown
in the Browning VFW organiza.
ton recently as is indicated by
the Increased membership and
attendance.
At the election held last week
Robert l.aFrOmbOiSc was elected
Commander: Ed l.aPlanie, Senior
Vice Com m andcr. and John
Ground. Junior Vice Commander.
Herb Delaney was appointed
QuartcrmaSter. Robert Brcmncr.
Judge Advocate and Clarence Ed
wards, Chaplain. Andrew Pepion
was elected Trustee.
The organization will meet the
evening Of the second Tuesday
of each month until further no.
tice
Installing officer was District
Commander. Ted Faber of Con.
rad who was accompanied by
Adjutant Dale Raining, also of
Conrad.
Plans are being formulated to
send delegation to the district
convention which will be held
in Great Falls on May 2
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Browning Archers
Attend Tournament
At Great Falls

Representing the Goins-To.The
Sun Archery club of Browning,
five archers attended the Great
Falls Sagcbrush Golf tournament
last week end, Those attending in,
cludcd Paul Hanson, Joe Fisher,
Clark Smith. Donald and Jim
Fisher
All representatives took part
in the tournament and all shot
within the top ten scores. Smith
tied for second place in the jun.
i0r division. but on the shoot. off
was bratcn cut. 50 came home
with third place.
G. Y johnson has donated the
use of land near Hoyt's service
station and the club members are
busy constructing an outdoor
range which. depending upon the
weather. should be completed
and ready for use about the first
Of next week. The range will be
lighted for night shooting.
Club members plan to attend
the opening of the Butte field
course which Is scheduled to open
soon. and will also be in attend.
arrc n :hc state archery tourna-
merit 10 be held in Libby in June
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Mrs. Alma Manuel
Elected Secretary OF
State Telephone Group

The Montana Telephone Com.
mittcc. representing telephone
companies and co.opcratives In
the state. was organized at Hell.
cna Saturday naming Grant +.
Preston Of Hot Springs as It's
chairman. Other officers elected
were a. II. Sweeney. Mountain
States Telephone 4 Telegram
Company. Helena. vice chairman.
and Mrs. Alma Manuel. Brown.
ing Telephone Company. sccrc.
tary. Preston Is manager of the
Hot Springs Telephone Company.
Representatives. Of IS Of the
states 30 telephone associates
and companies attended the meet.
ing. The group discussed lcgis.
lativc matters. the telephone fed.
cral tax and other problems In.
VOWED IN the operation Of the
telephone industry.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Browning Track
Team To Participate
In Choteuu Meet
BY Wilbur Paul

Ten ROWING high school
;rackmcn will compete in the
Choteau lnvi,ational track meet
Saturday at Cho,eau. Several
other conference teams are to
participate in the meet.
Heading the BIS aggregation
will be high jumper Terry Gid.
den and Melvin Calhoun in the
hurdles, Gliddcn gave notice in a
recent track meet in Great Falls
that he is the jumper to beat as
he took first. with a jump of
5.!cct ll.inches. Calhoun placed
third in the high hurdles and
fourth in the low hurdles.
The track team consists of the
following members and the events
in which they plan to participate
in: Terry Gliddcn. high jump and
pole vault: Melvin Calhoun. low
and high hurdles: Burton Horn.
mile and $50. Jim johnson. low
hurdles > II 40: Bill Big Springs.
100 and - yard dash: David Dcs.
Ros!.r. 100 and 30 yard dash:
John kapor. sho,pui. discus and
iavclin throwing: Murray liar
wood. high jump. pole vault and
javclin. REFS Fisher. 100 and 200
yard dash.
The watcrboy Is Jim SERVER.
Coach. Roy Buffalo and manager
Joe Lynn Peterson.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Browning Al Girls Club Enjoys
Annual Tour To Kaispe||

Thirty seven members of the
Browning Ill club attended the
annual club tour Of kal,Spcll On
\nri! II and 10 Club members
toured the interior Of Hungry
Horse dam on Saturday morning,
and visited GrrigS Dairy in kal'
iSnrll during the afternoon The
remainder al the day was spent
shopping Younger members At.
tended the MOVIES IN the evening.
while the older girls attended q
record no? =, the Eagles club
where Eileen Kennedy received
"Rirky Nelson" record album
The girls Spcni the night nj the
Kal,spcll hotel
On Sunday. after attending
church services and having their
breakfast. the girls visited the
shore Of Fla;hcad lake before
returning to Browning
Members in the car caravan
were: Rose Mary and Stella Arm
strong. Karen Anderson. Mary ia
Brown. Sandra Davis. Anna Doug
las. Karca Douglas. Donna Doorc
Donna Fisher. Anna Fitzgerald
Pat iicllry. Jessie Handy. Joannr
Johnson. Joannc Jordan. Resale
Kern.
Eileen Kennedy. Geraldine
kipr. Darlene l.alsuff. Mary
Lynn l.ukin. Diannc and Mar.
Nargarc, Mckay. Margic Mcr
chant. Chcrylc and Pam Nom
berg. Kathy Nelson. Shirley Paul
Nirky Santana. Roberta Songrci
Carolc Stephenson. Mary ka.
Ward and Sharon Wilson Car,
were driven bv Mrs Alvin Ken
ncdy. Mr.. and Mrs tlarrnr.
Kern. Mr. Fill GriSSom and Mr.
\. u. Stephenson.
Members who went 10 Kalisprl
on the Western Star were: klih!
Douglas. Mary GrisSom. Caro-
Morris. Anna. Mary 10 and Fer,
Srhildt. They we're accompanied
by Mrs. GriSSom and Bob ant
Kelly G,.SSOm.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
forthcoming Marriage
Of Dennis Stephenson
Announced For April 26

Mr.. and Mrs 4. ID. Stephenson
have received word TIA, ;hcii
son. Dennis. will be married o.
Sunday. April 20. TO Joyce Rogers
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Rogers. iJj =. Maple. Carls
bad. New McA!co.
Miss Rogers is q junior at tn.
Carlsbad high school.
The young couple plan to max,
their home with the brides par
cnis for the present.
Dennis. now stationed at Walk
or Air Force Base in Roswell
New Mexico. is a 1887 Browning
high school graduate. and along
with his military duties Is en-
ploycd In the laboratories Of tho
Roswell hospital as an assistant
tcchnirian. lie Is also studying 70,
the Baptist ministry. and inform,
his parents he has delivered Il
or - sermons to date.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
New Soil Bank Contracts Are
Now In Effect Says Committee

Glacier county farmers who
have signed Soil Bank Conser.
walton Reserve contracts begin.
ming this year are reminded that
such contracts became fully ct.
fectivc April IS.
After that date. a;c.:ding 10
chairman Leonard rvocirock OF
the County Agricultural Stabili.
cation and Conservation commit.
tee. the farmer may not permit
grazing on the Conservation Re.
serve land nor harvest o crop
from Il.
Four county farmers have sign.
cd contracts placing 1884 acres
of cropland in the Reserve. Proc.
frock said. The annual payments
under the contracts will average
$3.50 per acre.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
National Library Week Brings
Many Visitors To Local Library

Last week. National Library
week. was a busy one at the Ii
Paisley from Babb brought her
Pailey from Babb brought her
first and second grades in for a
visit to Browning. Among the
places thcy visited was the IL
brary Mrs Larson road them q
story and each "f them checked
on, book T." hrin. back to their
school
Wednesday turned out to be
quite rainy. but spirits wcrcn',
danipcncd. and Mrs Hughes. Mrs
johnson. aEd Miss Larson with
their sixth grade classes made
their planned trip to the library
Mrs Larson explained the ar
rangcmcnt of library to them and
how to use the various reference
books.
Open house was held Thursday
afternoon sponsored by the Amer
nan Legion auxiliary Mrs. Rita
McFadycan and Mrs Frcda DcS
Roster served and Linda Heavy
Runner. Janet Boyd and DcyannC
Larson helped them
Friday Miss RaGcn and Mrs
Ovcrdahl brought their fourth
grades to visit the library The
children >prn, the time BROWSING
among the books and many whu
We're visiting the library for the
frs, time took application cards
he me with them
Many people visited the library
last week ard those nf you who
didn't are urged TO do so soon.
There is no charge whatsoever
10 check out book II is a Ola.
Cirr County library with res,
dcncc IN GLACIER county the only
requirement
Come IN and look around. spend
the afternoon reading the maya.
!ircS You are always welcome
Library hours: II 80 am to
j JPN ppm. 10 8 80 pm Monday
through FRIDAY Saturday. II am
to 5 pm
Story hour will continue each
Saturday morning from 10 am.
10 10 ~ till the end nf the school
year Ages 5 through 8
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Browning Boxing Club
Makes Good Showing
At Spokane Tourney

The Browning Boxing club
again upheld its traditional good
standing in open competition
when they journeyed to the re-
gi0nal championship fights held
in Spokane two weeks ago, and
brought home two champion
ships.
Tyrone LaBuff, ll9. won the
All.State championship of Mon
tana prior to his Washington
bouts, and returned with the All.
Washington state championship
Bill I.aBuff, 1872. garnercd tho
championship In his class. and
Danny Boggs was runncr.up in
the ll8.lb. division,
In all, eight boxers made the
trip and all made 4 good show,
ing IN the novice division al,
though they broush, home no
titles.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Arts And Craft
Class Being Held
Saturday Afternoon

There is 4 natural artistic tai.
ext among the Blackfcct people,
and 10 further develop this talent,
especially among the young. and
Ia preserve the Indian culture,
ART classes with an instructor are
being conducted every Saturday
afternoon in the Agency Bar.
racks starting at ! pm.
Ned Jacobs. the instructor. has
been conducting these classes
free Of charge. but was promised
financial assistance if enough In.
icrrs, was shown. 4 committee
will be formed nj the next meet
ing. Saturday. April Is. for tho
purpose Of gaining such assist
anrc and to plan THO classes for
the summer.
All persons. Indian or non.ln
d:aH. wishing to enter ;!,csc class
= are sincerely welromcd-Rc
uliircmrn:S. just q Skctc., book
and pencil.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Most Of Surplus
Food Received By
Indian Families

Itt.f ,.<.a e @e,.L
., 49,. W. vi "" ,' -
~" ~, s"'.> were ,es.!'"'s 'eu,
''"' >'' P'", 'o' ', u'"'.' ''o''a.'" >
!.'' -" "'s,'.'".''m p'osra";
''' "''''''"' W. "o'" S""'
"n ,., ~ 49,.
, ,, Nv '"''' ,"'''as'' ,o ...''r W '"a ~.
- '''''r ~, wc'' d. 700 vi '"e
''",,''''. J. '"''' az" INDIANS
M"''''"' "'s.''"u .! VI 'o -, u
S",pa",'>. W. s"'ps'.'''" WIN Wv. ~.
''''s ,, ,o. s', ,., ., "ssam ,, ~
''," ''"" ,'.'.' ' nv. ." ,'....s
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
|Meriwether Shipping Yard
Meets With GIN. Approval

twenty-five cmcn and
sheep growers met with officials
Of the Great Northern Railway
Friday. April II. in the county
courtroom TO discuss the posi-
bility Of erecting a livestock Snip
ping yard al Mcr.Wcthcr.
Officers of the Great Northern
who came were l.. f. Wagner.
General Agent. KalIspcll: II. VI.
Shaplcigh. Superintendent of the
kalispell Division, Spokane; V.
l.. Clarke. General Livestock
Agent. St. Paul, J. J. IIcimcs. AS
sistant General Freight and Pas
Scngcr Agent. Great Falls. Frank
Moore. Assistant superintendent.
Whi,ct!Sh, and Il \. Ca..aghan.
Travelling Freight Agent. Grca,
Northern Motor Lines Grra,
Falls.
These officials were favorable
70 the erection of the yard and
said that a map Of the potential
shipping area must be prepared
first. The livestock growers will
be expected TO let the railway
company know the type Of yards
wanted. according to .Ar' prrr!nc.
secretary of the livestock grow.
crS.
In 4 second meeting in .hc
county courtroom following the
adjournment of the Livestock
Growers association. Is of those
present re-cOnvcncd as a County
Rural Fire Fighters group and
elected Fred Johnson Of Brown
ing as treasurer Of County Rural
Fire Fighters ASSOCIATION 70 ,nc
coed Marvin Sparrcll who has
moved to Butte. \. d. Stevenson.
fire control officer of the Black.
feet Indian Agency staff. was
elected to serve with Johnson.
These men will advise in the es.
tablishmen, Of any new rural
fire fighter equipment stations in
the county. Those members of
the association who met are rural
fire wardens appointed by the
County Commissioners under the
Rural Fire Control laws Of the
State Of Montana.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Ferdig Fisherman
I axes First Prize
With II Founder

Fishing continues to get better
IN this area with the warmer
weather and opening of the lakes,
and many nice catches have been
rcpnrtcd.
Tn" Fishing Derby is showing
marked interest and a number of
good sized fish we're weighed in
duIing the past week.
Taking first place in the mems
division was l.. S. AlriCk of Ferd-
ing who landed a IL pound li2
ounce rainbow. The fish mea.
>urrd 81 inches in length.
First in the ladies' class was
Mrs. Dlney Benson of East Ola.
cIrr with a 9 pound 5 ounce rain.
bow
In thc youngsters division Ed.
ward | pham OF Browning land.
cd a 3 pound ! ounce rainbow
To collect the prize money
All winners were taken from
Duck Lake.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
New Fishing licenses Ia
Go On Sale Apvil ~

Fishermen planning to angle IN
open waters Of Montana before
the nprnirg Of the regular season
must buy now licenses effective
May !.
Fish and Game department Of.
firials have advised tina, fishing
licenses expire May l although,
the regular season In n majority
Of the streams Of the state d0rs
not officially open until May -.
Fish and game officials said
1850 licenses will 60 on sale April
~.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Park Hotel Managers
Announced For Season

EAST GI. \CIER PARK - \.
.. Temple. general manager Of
the Glacier Park Company. today
announced the signing of sum.
mcr season managers for the
lodging units Of Glacier National
Park
The Six hotels and motor inns
open June Is
Managers are announced rs fol.
lows:
Glacier Park Lodge. Fred H.
Nahlcr: Lake Mcdonald Hotel
Ian Tippc,: Many Glacier Hotel
\Shby stiff; Prince Of Wales
Hotel. Ncil Taylor: Rising Sun
Motor Inn. Mary Harris. Swift,
current Motor Inn. Helen For
sythr.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Fred CobeI| Elected
New Chairman Of
School Board

a. last Fridays meeting of the
School Board Fred Cobell was
elected Chairman. succeeding
Mrs. Charles Chat,in who ha,
served as chairman Tor the pas,
Is years. Also sitting on the
board was Robcr, Howard, newly
elected member who replaces Leo
NJ Kcnncrly. Sr, who had been
board member for ~ years.
One Of the main topics Of bus!
ness was the unanimous passing
Of a resolution 10 purchase a
new 81 to 80 passenger school
transportation bus.
As explained by Sup,. Cloke
funds are on hand for the pur
chase Of the vehicle. accumula,
ing from the school bus retire
ment plan.
Under this plan. /, vas explain
cd. the vehicle Is deprecated one
eighth Of its value each year. the
sum derived from taxes. is dcpos
tied in a fund for the purchase OF
new bus. thus al tho end OF
eight years. cash is on hand 70,
the replacement.
The board also passed a rcsolu
ton 10 hold regular monthly
meetings during the first week
of each month al which time cur
rent business matters will b.
taken up and outstanding bills
examined for payment /, was
agreed that no bills will be paid
outside of a, regular meeting
with the exception of salaries
which are paid twice a month.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Robare al Club
Organizes At Meetinq

Election Of officers was held
for the Robarc All club The fol.
lowing officers were elected
President. Erncs, pcpion: Vice.
President. Iita Brcmncr. Score.
tary.Trcasurcr. Kina kuka. Rec.
rca,ion Leader. Bruce Davis. and
Reporter. Junior lcpion.
Enrolment cards were passed
out and the next meeting will be-
held at Mrs. Brcmncrs home on
the second Of May.
Mr.. Rob Durham was at the
meeting to explain the new pro-.
Gets.
Our leaders are Mr. and Mrs.
Polite Pcpion.
Reporter. Junior f'cpion
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
Going To The Sun
Road Expected To
Open By April "a

Park Engineer. Max Edgar has
announced that snow removal
crews are nj work for the SHED.
ulch opening Of the Goirs to the
sun Road
The crews working on tie cas-:
side are finding above average
Slow drifts.
Park officials said t';r Going.
,,t'tr.Sun Rad viii bc open
from 81. MaryS to J ...'xsJn View.
Friday. April -.
ON the west sid ',c GoinR.to.
,hc.Sun Road Is r"ra a. far az
Logan creek. II was announces
that Many Glacier road IL open
to travel ~ Is the Chief Mountain
road to the Canadian line.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
elsekfeet 1ripIsts May
Be First On Record

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wall of
Browning have received word
that their daughter. Mrs. Gray.
SON Old Chief of Yakima, Wash.
ington gave birth to triplets on
April 10. The new arrivals are a
son. 3 lbs. 7's ounces. and two
daughters. 2 lbs. Is ounces. and
3 lbs. 6 ounces. The triplets arc
believed to be the first in tho
history Of the Blackfeet tribe.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
New Park Naturalist
Coming To West Glacier

WEST GLACIER - r. Homer
Black. Glacier National Park
naturalist. leaves June for an
assignment as program analyst
for the National Park Service In
Washington. DC.
lie Is being succeeded In Ola.
cicr by James W. Corson. IS. for.
MGR ranger At Mt. Mckinley Ma.
tional Park In Alaska. now on
assignment to the department
management SC h o o ! In the na.
tons capital. Corson will report
May l.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
City-Wide Clean.Up
Campaign Planned

The Blackfcr, Indian Agency.
the Elackfcet Tribal Council and
the Town Of Browning plan a
"clcanup campaign" in the near
future Browning residents are
urged to fully participate in this
worthy cndcav0r. The dates of
tn" cleanup will be announced
shortly.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-23
TRAILER HOUSE FIRE
At RA66 TUESDAY MORNING

FIRE broke out early Tuesday
morning IN the back of the Walter
Roger trailer house y; llabh Most
If the famiiy'S belongings were
saved
Cause Of the fire was believed
caused by defective wiring
Residents Oi the Babb area
..tnpn,hizr with the Walter ROg.
crs family at the loss Of the Now
born infant Tuesday morning.