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well in many Of the 225 par
ticipating cities to the West.
\ 4 \
For lethargic disposition,
jaded nerves, and a capsule
education in our aerial de-
lenses, the Air Force and Nc
Donnell Aircraft had an an
swer for a privileged few in
town last week and this week.
1t was a ride in the 101-D
VOOdOO out Of Andrews Air
Force Base.
Its fantastic speed "a record
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Sears Sales
Set Record

CHICAGO. April 6 (AP).-
Sears, Roebuck g. Co. reported
today its sales for March and
for the first two months of the
fiscal year hit new record highs.
For March. gross sales were
100 per cent above the same
month last year at $685. ,l72.
The total for February and
March was up 1872 per cent
from the first two months OF
the previous fiscal year. 1t
amounted to $685., s54.l72.
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into account the big Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. Gov
brnment Printing ONCE and
other governmental establish
ments here. Mr.. Hart explained.
The Census Bureau this year
is taking a census of manufac-
turing. The study just COM
pleted is based on figures Sc
cured in the 1854 manufacture
ing census-the latest official
ones available, Mr.. Hart said.
In 1854 there were 484 manu-
featuring industries in the Dis
trict. GAG of them or little over
half we're printing and publish
ing.
Ali manufacturing had 20, 1893
employees here with an annual
payroll of SOC, 1888, 900, the study
showed. OF this. printing and
publishing mad l0,837 employees
with an annual payroll Of $40
$4,000, more than half.
The department said as an
index of the growth here, in
1899 there were only $50 print
ing and publishing establish
ments with 1887 employees and
an annual payroll Of $1,171.44O.
Value of products shipped in
1899 was only $3,150,937 against
$142.030,000 in 1854.
Mr.. Hart said since 1854,
there has been a substantial
increase in printing and pub
fishing mere. He added "the
rate Of increase has undoubt-
tedly equaled or exceeded the
rate Of growth of any other
sarea in the United States"
! Mr.. Hart also pointed out
that there is now one local
sdaily newspaper sold for every
slnhabitant in the District of
Columbia. In 1899, while there
were eight newspapers, still
only one newspaper was sold
Tor slightly under three people.
4! In addition to daily news
papers and periodical maya
zines, Washington has book
printing and publishing, COM
mercial printing. lithogrgaph-
ing. bookbinding, typesetting,
photo-engraving and other
phases of the business.
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Steamship Lines to Seek
81 Billion Financing

Z The Committee of American
Steamship Lines. 1000 Con-
4necticut avenue NV. said today
the steamship industry will seek
from private sources more than
81 billion in outside financing
over the next 10 to Is years
1t said the companies have en-
barked on a program to replace
the nations merchant fleet.
( BY the early 1905. is steam
ship lines will replace 276 dry
cargo and passenger ships at {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
BBB Resembling
Policy Curling
Comparative Ads

The Board of Directors of the
Better Business Bureau, at the
request of a committee of Met
ropolitan Washington appliance
dealers, has rescinded a policy
designed to eliminate compare
tive advertising of electric and
gas appliances.
Leland S. Mccarthy, manag-
ing director of the BIB, said
the reversal Of policy was re-
quested by the same group that
originally had asked adoption
of the ban.
Comparative advertising is a
term describing the practice OF
listing an appliance at one price
and saying it had once been for
sale at a specific higher price.
| Here is the resolution adopted
by the BIB board last Friday:
BE it resolved: That, in
view of the fact that the retail
appliance group; which previ-
ously had requested the Better
Business Bureau to adopt a
policy designed to eliminate the
use of price comparatives in
connection with the adver-
Using and selling of electric OF
gas appliances, now has re-
verSed its position and has re-
queSted the bureau to revoke
such a policy. the action previ-
Iously taken by the board Of
directors of the Bureau at its
meeting of January rs, 1859
whereby said policy originally
was adopted. is hereby re-
Scinded;
THAT such policy RECESSION
however, should not be con-
strued by anyone as indicating
any relaxation on the part o.
the Better Business Bureau o.
its dedication to the cause o.
maintaining truth in adver'
Using and integrity in bust
ness" nor in any sense a con-
donation of the comparative
pricing evils which have beer
prevalent throughout the ap'
pliance industry in the Greater
Washington area; and
That the Better Business
: Bureau urges the appliance
dealers and all other retail
merchants in the area Il
achieve and maintain stric
compliance with the Guide
Against Deceptive Pricin G
which were adopted by tn
Federal Trade Commission OF
october 2, 1858, for the pur
pose of eliminating false ant
misleading price claims"
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FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. April 8 tAPl.-Foreign
exchange rates. Great Britain in dol
lars, others In cents UNCHANGED unless
otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar In New Yor'- open
market 3 23L32 per cent, premium or
Europe; Great Britain (poundl
S2.SllI; 30-day figures 2.S1L9 OF
lag; 60-day futures 2,S1 1892, Oh
lI32; 9Q-day futures Isl 9l32. on
% l8s; France afranc) zoo 1888.
up 90 5i32; Franc
cent: Germany Cwesternl deutschs
mark 1898. Holland (guilder) 1851 10
off .00ls: Italy Qiral .l11. OF a c. -;
PFo ltSusl Csscudos 3Ss: Sweden
free) 23.17; Denmark Ckrone) 1883.
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New RumbIer Record

DETROIT. April 8 tAP),-
American Motors reported TO-
day q new record Of 2o.sos re-
tail car sales in March. This
topped the previous record
month. December. 1858. when
retail sales Of Rambler cars
numbered 27.l51 units.
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Borrowings Increase

NEW YORK, April 6 ((AP)
Borrowings by New York
Stock Exchange member firms
from commercial banks and
other lenders increased $33 mil
lion during March to $2,511,-
600 900 on March Is.
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Of l.207 miles an hour over a
year ago) is an awesome re-
minder that the Air Force now
has fighter-interceptors much
faster.
Capt. r. A.. Jones, of Madi-
son, WIS.,, had the two-seater
at one and a half times the
speed Of sound at $4,000 feet
over the mouth Of Delaware
Bay in about four minutes
after takeoff.
y 4 \
American Airlines puts its
LOekheed Electras on the
Washington Chicago run next
Sunday, cutting the westbound
times to, Q hours, 10 minutes;
the eastbound to an even two
hours.
First departure is at
1855 am.
Corvette Clubs board of
directors meet at Coco's Casa
Mia, 3111 Columbia pike, at 8
pm Thursday; regular Goa
meeting, same place next Mon
day at 7:30 pm.
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You get more out Of your ticket on a
CAPITAL vL.P!FL|CHT
TO CHICAGO DETROIT MILWAUKEE ATLANTA
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MlNNEAP0LIS/ST. PAUL new ORLEANS

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powered Capital Vscoun Capital combination
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WINGS & WHEELS
BY CHARLES YAksRoueH

Last years "You Auto Buy
Now" was a virtual dud in the
Washington area, but went over
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'G RI s',BuszNEss
.Printing-PubIishing
500 Of D. C. Industry
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
star Stad Wriser

printing publishing the District of Columbia
represents than halt of the total volume OF industry here
q Commerce Department study said today.
Horace Hsrt director of the Printing and Publishing indus
tries Division department said the statistical study just
completed is based private industry alone does not take
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
sondy River soundinss
sondy River Soundinss
Back From Study In Carolina, Miss
Virginia Gates Is Off To Tennessee

Miss Virginia Gates has returned
to her home here after having spent
some time in Boon. N c.. study
ing. Her sister. Miss Betty Gates.
met her on the way. and returned
with her They left for Kingsport.
Tenn. Tuesday
Recent callers Of the Bases were
Mrs. Frances Spindler and Bruce
Bass. of Blackstone. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mercer Gillian. Mr. and Mrs. B.
G. Bass. of Rice. Mrs c. w. Gates,
Mrs. Frank Bruce and Mrs Frank
Hartman Of Roanoke
Jimmy Davis. Jr.. OF Richmond
is spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Gates Mrs. Gates is
his aunt.
Mrs Frank Hartman. Of Roa
noke. spent several days with her
sister and family. Mrs Frank
Bruce. Jack Patterson visited the
Bruces. Monday
Val Wilson. grandson Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Drewry Gates. is spending the
week on the farm Things r c
mighty interesting to little boy
from the city.
Johnny Williamson. Of Scottsville
il spending the week with Edward
williamson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

visited her mother. Mrs. JAMIE
Meredith, over the week end.
Frank Coleman spent several
days at Virginia Beach last week.
Mrs. Jim LeWarne and Mrs. Wes-
ley Fulcher entertained Mrs Full
cher's daughter, Mrs. Luke Lee
Warne, with a stork shower, Satur-
day night She received many
lovely and useful gifts.
Sharon Patterson. of Altavista
has been spending some time with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Chick
Mrs. Annie Campbell Of Farm
| vile. was a Sunday visitor of hel
mother, Mrs. Camm Patterson.
Mrs. c. w. Bishop, of Roanoke
has been the guest Of her niece
Mrs Charlie Lucado, and Mr.
Lucado for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFadden ane
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Lucado visited Mrs. Herman Gov
ington. Sunday. Mrs Covington con
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Temple jenkins at
tended the reunion Of the Louis
BEDFORD family in CreWe.
Mrs. Robert Bowen Nancy and
Ann jenkins. and Mrs Temple Jen-
kins spent Saturday in Richmond
They enjoyed shopping, and report
ed a full day Of it,
Those spending Monday night with
the James Gates were DR.. Jean
Glasgow and sons. Louie and Allen.
of Roanoke. Mrs. J Norman Kirby
and son. J Norman. Jr., Of Vine
land. N Y
Those enjoying dinner With the
Gates family including the above
number. were Mrs. c. NJ Daniel and
son. Chris. Of Danville Miss Lena
McNutt, Of Farmville, and Frank
McNutt.
Mr.. and Mrs W G Carter OF
Crewe. called on the James Gates
family, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Gates and
Julian Gates spent the week end
at Virginia Beach.
Due to party line difficulties. Mrs
w. A. Oldham. your reporter asks
that YOU make a special effort tc
free the line from four TO five or
each Monday evening Remember
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
FormvilIe Route z News
Formvile Route News
Richard Simpson Attends Senior
High Fellowship Massanetta Meeting

Richard Simpson attended t h e
Senior High Fellowship week end
at Massanetta Springs in Harrison
burg. He represented Appomattox
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Raymond Kelsey and sons
Phil and Hardy, with Mrs. William
Duncan and daughter, Terry. of
Columbia. have returned after
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Casby, of Newport News.
While there, they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Adams, Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benny Bales. and Mrs. Char
les Breckenridge at Riverside Hos
pital. Mr.. Kelsey and Mr. Duncan
joined them for a fishing trip dur
ing the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Breckin-
ridge, of Denhigh. announce the
arrival of a daughter. c h r a
Beth. August H. Mrs Breckenridge
is the former Miss Helen Kelsey
daughter Of Mrs. Ruby M Kelsey
Misses Brenda Richardson and
Dolores Abbitt. Of Pamplin. are
visiting in the Raleigh Hubbard
home this week
Mrs Ruby M Kelsey, Misses
Rachel and Nancy Kelsey, Mrs
Lucille Gee and Peggy with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Kelsey and Jennifei
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Adam.
Jr.. in Hampton. and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Breckenridge in Denhigh
| during the week end.
Mrs. Clyde Dickerson and Mrs
Raleigh Hubbard visited in Rich
mond.
Paul johnson with Mr. and Mrs
Frank Orange and family wen
fishing at Weems.
Mr.. and Mrs Winston Hubbard
and daughter. Claudia. stopped b.
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7
Hubbard.
Butch Corson. Of Newport New
is visiting Mr. and Mrs Charli
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
CufIins Return To Florida

@. M. Price, Of Staunon, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
Price, over the week end.
Freddie Floyd, Everette Jamer-
son and Howard Lee Floyd are with
the National Guard at IndiantoWn
Gap, Pa.
Mrs Hop Wnkerson is patient
at Southside Hospital. Several OF
her children have visited her We
wish for her a speedy recovery
MIS-. A. " Brisentine and Nancy,
and Donna Lou Doss visited rela-
tives in Portsmouth last week be-
fore going to Virginia Beach for a
few days Howard Noel joined them
at the beach for the week end
Mrs. Jake Woodbridge. Of Roanoke
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
Prospect News

Mr.. and Mrs Ray Catlin plan to
return to their home in Florida this
week after spending the summer
months with Mrs Catlin's mother,
Mrs. Fred johnson Mrs. johnson
will return with them for visit
Recent week end guests in the
H L. Moore home were MI. and
Mrs W. E. Paulette and family, Of
Winchester, R F. Paulette and Vim
cent Cafazza, Of Wakefield, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. N Moring. Of Farm
vile
William Orange and Charles John
son stepped over for the week end
with their families before reporting
for a tour Of duty with the army
in Germany.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
Mrs. Boyers Has Guests
From North Carolina

day with Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Sutton
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Vance and
Mr.. and Mrs John Vance visited
Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Eledge in
Farmville, Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodges and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Dunn and family. of Dillwyn, Sun
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J I Nuckols ano
Nancy of Richmond. spent the
week end in the Ben Bersch home
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Smith, o.
Richmond, were Sunday guests il
the E. W. Blanton home. Arthur
and Richard Wallace Newcomt
spent the week end there.
Mr.. and Mrs F. O. LYMAN. o
Richmond. are spending the weel
with Mrs. j. H Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hedricl
called on Mr. and Mrs. John Wood
Friday night
| Off to Toledo, Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. H. l. Taylor. Wayne
and Craig. are visiting Mrs. Tay
lor's sister in Toledo. Ohio. thi
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wallace. 0
Richmond were visitors in the E
w. Blanton home, Sunday night
| Enjoying an outdoor chicken bar
| becue at the Hedrick home Monda.
night were Mr.. and Mrs. Houstol
Wright. of Lincoln Park. Mich.
S. Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Hodges an,
daughter, of Savannah. Ga. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Moorefield n
daughter. Mr. and Mrs JUNO
Moorefield and children. Mr.. an
Mrs H. H. Moorefield. Doc
Moorefield. Mr. and Mrs. Blain
Vance and Kathy and Mr. and Mrs
W. c. Hedrick and family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
Guinea News Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F. Gibson
and LaRich Mae, of Albemarle,
N. c.. are spending some time In
the home OF Mrs David Boyers.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H Moorefield and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sims and chill
dren. of Richmond Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Wallace ans son, of Ken
bridge, and Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
Wright. Of LiReQln Park, Mich. Mr..
and Mrs bt are spending a
week vacation with her parents,
Mn and Mrs. Moorefield.
Mr.. and Mrs W. B. McMullen
and sons. Of Standardsville. called
on Mr.. and Mrs. J c. Amos. Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rowe. Of
Richmond. spent the week end with
Mi. and Mrs. w. NJ Rowe
Mr.. and Mrs w G. Hedrick ane
family have as their guests. M. Sgt
and Mrs Frank R. Hodges anC
Ruth Ann. of Savannah. Ga. anC
Mrs. j. NJ Hedrick. of Plant City
Fla. Mrs. D. W. Sutton and children
spent Tuesday in the Hedrick home
Miss Watsey Curtis. Connie ano
Mary Ann Baldwin and Mrs. Mar,
Baldwin. of Richmond visited il
the H H. MOorefield home WedneS
day.
Bethlehem Homecoming
Mr.. and Mrs James Ayers at
tended Homecoming at Bethlehem
Church. Sunday Bethlehem is Mrs
Ayers former church.
Mrs. E. E. McHenry and PHILLIP
and friend are spending weel
visiting relatives and friends in Sc
vierville and New Market. Tenn.
Mrs. j. B. Blanton has returned
from an extended visit in Rich
mond Mrs. George Lewis Carte
accompanied her home for the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bersch. Davit
and Janice attended the Virgin;
Baptist Sunday School Assembly a
Eagle Eyre last week.
Sheryl TAYLOR is spending tn
week with Mrs. j. T. Nuckols il
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Moorefiel,
and Wyatt and Mr. and Mrs. Hous
ton Wright spent Friday in Rich
mond with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sim
and family
Mr. and Mrs. w G. Hedricx an
family and S Sgt and Mrs. Fran
Hodges and Ruth Ann spent Satur
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
J. r. Wilkins, IS,
Buried Wednesday
At New Hope Church

Funeral services for James Ru-
fus Wilkins, IS, were held Wednes-
day morning at New Hope Metho-
dist Church near Phenix, with in
terment in the church cemetery
He died Monday at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. M. E. Baker, Of
Keysville.
Survivors include another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace vassar. also of
KeysVllle. two sons. T. Wilkins
and H. F. wilkins. both of Rich
mond. a brother. r F wilkins. Of
Bluefield. w Va. "a grandchildren
and q grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
Homecoming Sunday
At Centenary Church;
Revival Ends Tonight

Homecoming Dav Viii BE- d.
served Sunday August Is al Cen
tenary Methodist Church in Cum
berland county The Pev Trueman
Tremble, pastor Of the church will
have charge Ct the morning worship
service at .3a
Sunday School viii be at 10 30
Dinner Will be served on the
grounds and an afternoon service at
u is planned The Rev Phillip
Thomas, Of Prospect. viii be guest
speaker for that service
Mr.. Thomas has been the speaker
for JOINT revival Of Guinea and
Centenary churches which concludes
Friday evening An invitation is ex-
tended to interested persons to at
tend the remaining revival service
and the Homecoming program
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

Simpson.
Recent guests Of Mrs Epsie B
Vale and grandSonS, Chuck. Steve
Mike and Doug Green, were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Watson n d
daughters. of CrestvieW. Fla. Mr.
and Mrs. David Lee Watson, Of
Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. 4. M. Wat
son and daughter. Of Richmond
and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Minor anc
sons.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
Darlington HEIGHTS Notes
Metcalfs Receive
Congratulations On
Birth OF Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs Shorter Metcalf are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter. Cynthia Ann.
at Virginia Baptist Hospital. August
g.
MI. and Mrs Ned Elan and
daughters. Dual. Barbara Betsy
and Judy, have returned to their
home in Kingsport. Tenn, after
spending two weeks with Mr.
Elams father, J Brooks Elan
Last Thursday they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Symonds in Washing
ton D c.
Mr. and MIS-. J B Cooke spent
August 3 with Mr. Cooke : sister
Mrs Harry Wood in Lowesville
Walker Scruggs. OF Virginia
Beach. spent the week end with his
parents. Mr. mad Mrs l.. H.
Scruggs
Mrs. Benson Davis Of Leland.
Fla, Mrs. j. u Green Of Airing
ton. and Mrs. Henry Radkevich and
son, Tommy, Of New Castle, Del.
have been spending some time with
I their mother. Mrs. j. H Payne.
/ Kent Watson. Of HampdenS Sydney.
! spent the week with his grand
mother, Mrs. Sudie Watson
Sonny Bailey is expected home
soon after a months visit on the
West Coast
Mrs Eva Graham and son. John,
have been recent visitors of her
mother. Mrs August Crop. and
her sisters, Mrs G. E. Shorter and
Mrs ~ NJ Metcalf
Around 80 persons attended the
stew sponsored by the BTU at the
parsonage Hast Friday afternoon
The Rev and Mrs N t Brun-
mitt are attending the Home Mission
Conference at Ridge Crest, M @
Mr. and Mrs Ben Eppes anc
children. Gale and Trey. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Hall Driskill
Mr. and Mrs Guthrie MaloneS
and daughters. Fran and Judy
visited MI and Mrs H I Shorter
and AR AID MIS- r H MaloEes
over the week end
Mrs W A Watson Hunter ant
Brett Watson and Miss Charlotte
Gaulding left Monday to visit Mr.
and Mrs J q Watson III Spring
field and Mr. and Mrs Edgar
Powell in Oakland. N J.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

Cheese led the dairy food hit
parade" last year It rose to an
all time high consumption rate Of
So pounds per person. This was
about 1 pound increase over the
1857 consumption rate, National
Dairy Council reports.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

if your news Il left jill d tae paper
1t i because She n unable to con
tact YOU She viii gladly accept
news any time except Sunday
Thank you Tor your cooperation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

tinues to improve after being i'll
Mrs. Glaze called on Mrs. Margie
Alsop. Monday afternoon.
Mrs. F D. Calhoun and daughter.
Miss jeanette Calhoun, OF Bel
spring, spent several days this week
with Mrs. Calhoun's sisters, Mrs.
Rita Campbell, Mrs. aAlyce Vernon
and Mrs. Kathleen Milan
SURE NUFF
Cook - So you complain of find
ing sand in your soup? Did you
join the Navy to serve your country
or complain about the soup?
Boot ~ To serve my country
not eat it.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-26
LEGAL PUBLICATION
City Council PROCEEDINGS

minutes OF the regular meeting OF
the Council Of the Town of Browning
Montana. held February !. 1859.
Present at the meeting we're: Mayor
-. a. ielleter0, and Councilmcn, Joe
Lewis, Fred Cobeli. Ed Aubcr, and
Fred DcSRoSicr.
| Joe Lewis moved that necessary stems
nc taken by the town to acquire owner.
ship Of the wire and line connecting
the town siren with the pumphouse
ana CITY nall In order that the town
might operate and maintain the same
DesRosicr seconded and unanimously
| passed.
Inc clerk was instructed to contact
Randy Manuel and get the sale price
OF the wire and also inform him that
IN" extension telephone from the police
station to the city hall he removed
January 81. 1859.
Mr.. Aubert reported that the engineer
from Great Falls was to come up to
Browning to examine and correct ir.
regularitics In the function OF the
altitude valve.
Action un a motion by Fred Des.
Roster to amend traffic ordinance No
". changing angle parking to parallel
parking On Highway 80 and was
suspended pending notification to per.
sons affected to register their objec.
lions
Inc clerk was instructed to write
W 5. barley and Company of Chicago
Illinois, to see what arrangements could
no made for trading the present traffic
lights for small center traffic light
Fred D"SROstcr registered an Oh
/ lection TO tho fact that the city police
"crc not aprris"d Of action taken
on ci'r arrests ~ persons properly
within tn" jurisdiction Of Federal pc.
li"c.
Lewis moved that the clerk request
from the public health service for a
complete investigation on the Brown.
ing water system. Seconded by Aubert
and unanimously passed.
Fred Cobcll moved that 81 90 per day
he paid to radio operators Seconded
by DcsRosicr and unanimously passed
Motion to adjourn was unanimously
passed
q. a. TELl.EFERO. Mayor
Attest:
LEO L. BROWN. Town Clerk
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-26
GIRL SCOUT TROOP
Tuesday, February

Tuesday. February %
Anna Douglas called the meet.
ing to order. Patricia Kelley led
the Pledge Of Allegiance and
Mary Margaret Mckay led the
Girl Scout Promise. The roll was
called and the dues were collect.
cd.
We learned how to hum on wax
paper over combs. Later. one
would act out a song while some
sang and other hummcd on the
combs and wax paper.
We had reports on instruments
We were to read at our meeting
but since only our assistant lead.
er was at the meeting. We decided
TO wait until next week to read
them.
After. We had our meeting We
stayed a while longer to play a
few games that we're suggested.
The meeting was adjourned.
Patricia Kelley