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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-15
East Glacier Park
bv Elyda Uni

THr Ea>; Glacier Park WON
AN : tluh held work day al the
cub building Sunday. This was
~ !.y>. sep III their improves
Nlr"; Yrplrt: The club has gain,
ri he Eve Community I'm.
;':pirNrW: contest. ard their goal
: .Mr"r>lnS the club building
Tie warn! sunny day was per
sec. fer rhlMkinG logs. Singing
we roof and pu,.ylng the win,
lows They also cleared and re.
paired :hr S:Nvc III NE library.
Nra:h:: stripped the front and
BACK doors and built storm
>hti OIL HE from,
l.unth was furnished by the
, ..h T"whrv> Ola Christensen
sd ~; Stevenson were in charge
a.: >E:ll"G
TIVE club is very grateful 10
nc following men who turned
"a: - work c " Stevenson
Nui Nahnnry. Narlnwr Rink.
Fred Shrrhurnc. Jim Miner
Sieve Ba:cu> Ike Rarcu>. Lyle
NrNu.!in. Lee Burns. Russell
{ ::l>'r">rH and Frank krShka.
l"i wishes 20 thank them for
-!\I"- ny Very precious sunday
v" IA Ms Fred Shrrburnc
AID FAMILY Ir', Sunday !n- Sn,.
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Letters From,
Our Mail Box

In August had the occasion
to visit some of the homes on
the southside of the reservation
and also the north. and II made
me wake up to the realization OF
what bad shape our people are
in. Since then. thanks to my
husband who has been kind
enough to furnish me gasoline,
| have been going out to these
people and have seen their homes
and find they are in need Of warm
clothing. blankets. dishes and Is,
pecially childrcn's clothing and
0vcrshocS
have been collecting these
good used clothing and giving 1t
to those who really need It and
will use them. and l want to
thank those who have been Civ.
ing me the same.
am not running for any office
and this isn't a religious organiza.
ton. am doing this on my own.
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Walt Whirry and Gene Dcnni.
son made u business trip to
Browning Monday.
Mrs. Sparsur had supper at the
Jeff Harwoods Monday. 1t was
Mrs. PctcrSon's birthday.
Judy Whirry was nine years old
Monday. Oct. 5. - another birth
day. She served cake and kOOl
adr to her classmates in the
afternoon at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Powers were
business callers in Cut Bank
Wednesday,
Fred Cubcll. the mailman. stop.
ped by the school Wednesday
morning. He believes in getting
out early.
Larry FlcSch has been hauling
calves this week.
There has been Il lot Of beef
steak travelling south Oh wheels
all week. Some of the north
SldrrS are shipping.
Mr. Powers has been helping
Duwayr House round up cattle.
The POntraSina school would
appreciate donations Of old
phonograph records. especially
square dance. You could leave
them a. .Aubcrt'S Insurance Of.
flee
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Wcnigcr. Cut Bank. visited Mr..
and Mrs. William Big Springs
las, Sunday.
The Fred Shcrburne family
were dinner guests Of MIR. and
Mrs Lyle McNlullin Friday night.
Mrs. Otto White. Whitefish,
and her niece and nephew from
Portland. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ding Benson on Wednesday.
Mr.. McCaffcrty. from Belt. Wis.
tied Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brink.
man on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. w. Stevenson
had a dinner party Saturday for
Hazel and Paul Webb.
llcrhcr, Hralcy left Saturday
for $, Paul. He had spent some
..mr here on business.
Some OF the employees of the
Glacier Park Lodge had a party
for ka,hy Sweeney and Don
Sky!rS Al the Chalet on Friday
night, ka,hy and Don received
a blanket and money They will
be married The latter part of
this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Schauf spent
day il Chester last week on
business
Mr. and Mrs Der, Slaybaugh
from Whitcfi$h. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Brinkman a
couple uf days last week.
l.rona Brown Lucille LcMay.
and Josie Wilson spent a couple
days II Great Falls shopping
Mrs |. \. SitzmaM left Wcdrr>,
day for her home in ST Paul.
Gordon Dahl and Ray Farri>
were IN kaliSprll Friday on bust.
ness
Mr. ard Mrs y : .IrffricS were
in Great Falls las, week end
They visited NJ: Ir!fr!r> nephew.
Grnc Daily
Mr. and Mrs Vic Marrow. from
Shelby. and Mr. and Mrs Cecil
Howard were dinner guests OF
the Rohcr, Browns last Saturday
night
lnr2 Slizman entertained 4 few
friends al a Supprr.bridge party
Tuesday night
Percy SaiuiS has returned from
a hunting Tip.
Mr. and Mrs John Hyde. from
Gu; Bank. visited al the Harland
Know lion home on Saturday.
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Mrs. jacobson is taking care OF
Porters Motel while Clarence
MunS0n Is out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOckhart. from
Butte, spent a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. y. NJ. Staley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tobin
were in Cut Bank one day last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobson went to
Shelby to visit their son. Gene
and family. Terry returned with
his grandparents and stayed a
couple of days.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Wclrh and
three daughters spent the week
end at their home in Cut Bank.
Ann Overcast was in the hos
pital in Cut Bank We all hope
She has a speedy recovery
Pat Brown and Georgia krS.lka
went to Great Falls shopping i
few days last week
Vic Overcast was in Billings
a week ago last Sunday and Mon
day. He attended 4 Republican
meeting to previcw the 1860 cam.
paign.
1t seems like We are going to
have an early winter. II has been
showing every day fox week
II just doesn't seem like We are
gong 10 have our usual Indian
summer
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chr!>irn
sen lief; for Harlan. Kentucky
Saturday night. Mrs CArl>:rn
sens mother is seriously III
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Pentaeon Attorney Sworn

j Vincent Burke Jr.. of Fits
burSh. has been sworn in as gen
rral counsel of the Defense De
par.mrn, The oath was admin
,>.rrrd by his predecessor. Rob,
or, prchar,. who recently resign,
cd
Residents of Browning rcgre;
~ hear that the roof of the new
gymnasium leaked very badly dur,
Ing the recent storm The con.
tractors are being called upon
To make the defect right before
the building is accepted.
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Out Our Way
AT Pontrusinu
By Mrs. AIeer Soaravr

Mr. and Mrs Bud Rrl>hu>
made trip to town Monday 10
get their bathroom fixtures
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bread were served to the guests.

bread were served to the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Conner left
last Tuesday for Arizona. where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Dodge
called At the George Mollander
home one day last week.
Millie McMullin had q dessert.
bridge party Tuesday night. Priz'
es were won by Pat Lutz. Helene
Edkins and Katherine Grimm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown,
Williston. Nd. are the proud
parents of . lob S.oz baby girl,
born Saturday morning. William
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Brown.
Frank Krshka contacted Mr..
H. NJ. Shapleigh. Divisional Su.
perintendent of the Great North.
ern Railroad working on water
source rights and the tower. II
has passed tax and land depart.
ments and Is now in the legal
department of the Great North.
ern. An answer Is expected from
the Great Northern in the next 10
days to two weeks. Anyone plan.
ming to leave Glacier Park during
the winter should contact Frank
Krshka concerning the setting up
of the improvement district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz Lutz and
family spent Friday and Satur.
day in Great Falls.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Hoefner are
the proud parents of a baby girl
weighing 8-lbs. " -ounce. She was
born Saturday. December S.
Chuck Bengston and John An.
derson from Apgar. visited with
friends here Friday and Saturday.
Irma Hughes went to Kalispell
Thursday for a dental appoint
ment.
Helene Edkins spent a few days
in Cut Bank. George went to Cut
Bank Thursday to the REA meet.
ing and Helene returned home
with him.
Mrs. Nellie Dahl left for Cut
Bank Tuesday after spending a
couple Of weeks with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Ray Farris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Grimm were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mollander Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown took
their sranddaughters to Wolfe
Creek Sunday. The two little girls
will visit their other grandparents
In Anaconda for a few days.
Harry johnson Is home on leave
from the navy. He Is the grand.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Schnee and
family from Cut Bank visited Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Krshka and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenny Brown last week
and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Jacobsen
and family from Shelby spent
last week end with Genes folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Jacobsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Williams and
family. from north of Browning,
called at the George Mollandcr
home last Sunday.
Maude Benson entertained sew,
en- children and their mothers at
a luncheon Wednesday. There was
q fish pond for the children and
they all had a wonderful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krshka
went to Cut Bank Thursday night,
Frank attended a meeting. and
Georgia visited friends.
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James Eagle Head
Services Held Wednesday
At Heart Butte

James Eagle Head. age IS. who
was a lifelong Montana residen,
passed away in the Blackfee,
hospital December 3. He had been
in i'll health for some time.
He was married to Victory War
Bonnet. deceased. and the couple
ranched in the area. They had
no children. however. there are
several nieces and nephews sur
viving.
Funeral services with Fr. Mall
man officiating were held a,
Heart Butte Wednesday. Decem
Der I. Burial took place in the
Heart Butte cemetery.
The Beck Funeral Home wal
in charge Of arrangements.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Grimm left
Saturday for their home on Flat
head Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Jennings
are expected back Sunday from
California.
The school Christmas play will
be held Friday night, Dec. ID. al
8 pm. There will be a Christmas
party Saturday morning. and then
school will be dismissed until
January !. The eighth grade boys
and Mr.. Morehouse cut the
Christmas trees for the school
After Christmas the school will
put out a paper Oh school activi
ties. Basketball started last week
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Thursday. December II. 1869

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mollandcr
were in Cut Bank Thursday.
II as been rumOred that a bomb
shelter is in the planning at Many
Glacier. which is to be completed
by next summrr for the Govern.
ors' Conference.
Sunday dinncr guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Shcrburne were
Art Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Bcrcovich and daughter. and
Frcd'S mother. Mrs. Sherburne.
from Browning.
Mrs. George Mollandrr inform
cd me she saw a robin at their
place the other day. II must be
wintcring there.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17

Four copies of a brochure en-
titled An Industrial Survey -
Blackfec, Indian Reservation -
Browning Montana" prepared by
the Branch Of industrial Develop.
mcn,. Bureau of Indian Affairs,
have been received by The Ola.
cicr Reporter
Green covered with a beautiful
picture OF Lower ST Mary Lake
thereon. It's 10 pages contain prob
ably the most compact and COM
plctc information ever assembled
on all aspects Of the reservation
and denote a tremendous amount
of work and cooperation of many
individuals ~ make /, an out.
standing accomplishment.
Included among data are loca.
ton. transportation. maps. roads,
utilities. climate. raw materials,
recreation. community facilities.
native Vegetation. resources. typo.
graphy. water rights. sites. build
ingS. labo. force. populations.
Montana tax structure and Ola.
rier county taxes
The brochure Is the Bureau of
Indian Affairs effort 10 interest
induS;vlal>t> II the development
of the Blackire. reservation. in
line with is policy Of cncour.
aging the development of indus.
try on Indian reservations Of the
nation 20 help III the general eco
nomic phgh: OF he American
Indian.
Among ten photographs in the
brochure are scenes OF cattle and
sheep on Various ranges and in
the process OF beng shipped from
the Browning and Blackfooi stock.
yards. taken by :he Glacier Stu.
do. Browning \ railway scene
is by the G-ca, Northern Railway.
and one OF the Museum of the
Plains Indian by The Montana
Highway Commission
Quoted al random are these
paragraphs from The effort 10 al.
tract industry
The Black:ect Tribal Council
may make funds available 10 con.
struct a building or buildings for
an industry providing the indus.
try is of such SIZE as 10 employ
fifty or more Indians
AT the present Tine Browning
has one large building for lease
This is three S:orv frame ware.
house. so \ 100 fee. heavy con.
siruci!on. capable Of supporting
considerable equipment
The B!ack:cci Trlba! Council
will give a 25year lease on land
required for an industry for the
usual token paymen; Of 81 per
year and there vii! be no real
estate taxes 20 pay There will be
no limitation on the amount oil
land an industry may occupy SO
long as II serves ! useful purpose,
There are available blocks Of land
as large as 1000 acres An indus
trial site may be erected in or
nea. Brow ming or in q rural area
o! the reservation
For industrial sites IN Cut
Bank. Montana, see under Indus.
trial Summary o! Cut Bank. al
the end o: this brochure"
What probably should have been
included IN the brochure is the
numbc: and type o! the S5 bust
ncsscs in the town o! Browning
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East Glacier Park
kv elvdo Vii

The Cub Scouts held their pack
meeting last Friday night. Three
new members. Fred Hamilton.
Robin Rink and Duanne Big.
springs. Joined the Scouts. The
pack put on a clever skit. The
Country Store" They sold cook.
les and candy. Coffee and nut
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SITS As HOUSE BURNS

Buffalo - On duty at the alarm
board in a fire station In Buffalo.
Jeremiah Sullivan had to remain
al his desk while his company put
out a 81. 500 fire in his home.
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New Brochure Co|ofv||y Describes
Reservation industrial Survey

Four copies of brochure ems
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CHIEF ENGINEER

Volume mems dept. seeks exper
clothing man. TOP salary. I'M
limited oppor Part-time position
1also open. Apply after IL noon
G. E. NJ, nc, Duke and Pickett
SITS. Alex.
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'EsLEY E. MCDONALD, Attorney
S15 18th Street NV.
Washington, ID. c.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court. = No
990lS, Administration. This is
to Give Notice. That the sub.
scTiber, Of the State of Maryland
has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia
Ancillary, Letters Testamentary or
the estate of JOSEPH B. BOWL.
ING, late Of the State Of Mary.
land. deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the deceased
are hereby warned To exhibit tbs
same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the sub.
scriber, on or before the 10Th day
OF April, AID. 1860; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from a.!
benefit of said estate. Given under
my hand this 18th day of Octo.
Der, 1859. WILLIAM S. BOWL.
ING. Box 431, LaPlata, Md
(Seal.) Attest: THEODORE coos.
WELL, Register Of Wills for thu
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court,
nr1O OR-noO
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PLEDGER. EDGERTON AND
RICHARDSON,
AlfnrnRNS

925 Washington Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THF DISTRICT OF COLUMN
B1A. Holding Probate Court =
No. 1923, Administration This
is to Give Notice: That the sub
scriber, of the District of Column
bia has obtained from the Pro
bate Court of the District OF
Columbia. Letters Testamentary
on the estate of Jacob S. Ros-
enthal, late o. the District OF
Columbia. deceased All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to ex.
hibtt the same, with the vouchers
Thereof, legally authenticated. tc
the. subscriber on or before the
goth day Of April, AID. 1860:
otherwise they may by law be
exclu ed from all benefit of sale
estate. Given under MY hand this
20t1 dav of October. 1850. AN.
NETTE LEHMAN ROSFNTHhL
2737 Devonshire place. NV
lSeal) Attest. THEODORE GOES.
WELL, Register of Wills for tht
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. oc26,-no2,9
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When answering adpsrtissments
addressed 10 stat boxes do NOT
enclose original references pho.
to0rdphs o. 0thee materials OF
personal pdlue Copies serpe the
PURPOSE Originals maj oct lost
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ADJUSTER

Will train aggressive Young high
school graduate for desirable posi-
ton with large financial accept.
ance company. This is a career
opportunity. The man we select
will be furnished with an auto
mobile and ample fringe benefits
Will interview Mon. Tues, and
Wed, between . and 4 pm. al
S047 18th ST.. Silver Spring, Nd
Please ask for MIR. FO1T.
ADMIN, some tipping 1927
Investigator, days S32:
ABBOTT EMPL.. 1907 H ST. NV
ADJUsTER. PHYSICAL DAMAGE
DEVELOPMENT of a new department
makes necessary the employment
of an experienced auto phvsica
damage. adiuster. Plenty of oppor.
tunity for growth for a man witt
ability and ambition Send re.
sumes or call Mr.. A. R. Jennings
HOME INSURANCE CO.. 1929
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SHINBERG AND SHINBERG,
Attorneys,
GA Washington Building,
Washington SD, c.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 99139
Administrations Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of
the State of Maryland, has OBJ.
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate oil
LEAH KAPLAN, late of the Dis
trict of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before
the 21st day of April, AID. 1850:
Otherwise they may by law be eX-
cluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this
2lst day Of October, 1859. Will
LIAM KAPLAN, 510O Alta Vista
Road, Bethesda, Maryland. (Seal. !
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL,
REGISTER of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. oc26-no2.
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CHRISTMAS is COMING - Neet
work at home: will address, stuff
and mail your literature: very
reas. Ii, 3-S"35 bet. and / m
DRIVING LESSONS given in Md
, Dual contr.; fully ms: fall rates
WilS.-Way Driv. Schl., OIL. 6-917S
EDDIE RICHARDSON: Please cal
SYBIL, National S-3565.
HOME FOR RETIRED PEOPLE
good meals a day, z days a week
Pleasant surroundings Reason.
ably priced. AID. 2-7939
JOIN MACLEvY TOG AND TOWEL
CLUB, special rates. Call now
ia. 5-65l5, AID. 2-3O30.
JUNE OCTOBER SOCIAL CLUB
Licensed club in Washington fol
SCI, widowed or divorced white
adults. Semi-monthly meetings. ia
5-22SS or Box 1908. Arl. 10. Va
MUSIC STUDIO-Dupont Circle
Beautifully furnished. air cond
Day. wk. or mo. AID. 4-S73S.
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PROPOSALS
lcoNTlNUEp,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Build.
mss and Grounds, oct. ", 1859,
ALTERATIONS TO COTTAGES
HHipGE sfA H i fo fha s AT IL mR RPoI
NEAR LAUREL, MD. tiNviTA.
TON NO, c-60S3-B,l Bid forms,
plans and specifications are now
available from Supervisor, Bid and
Contract Division, Procurement
once, d. c., Room 404. 400 Pa
Ave. NV, No deposit required.
lPhone Ma. $4,000, Ext, 237S J
SEALED BIDS to be opened .
Pm, ST. November II, 1859,
g oc SgG.3 2 ast Eyes sss "a ave NJ"
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY C0MNfIssION.-coNTRAcT
NO, 252l -W,-FURNISHING AND
DELIVERING CAST IRON WA
TER PRESSURE PIPE. - Sealed
proposals for furnishing and deliv-
erlng cast iron water pressure pipe
5000 iinesi feet 3-inch, 10000
lineal feet 6-inch, 75,50O iineal
feet S-inch, $4,000 lineal feet 10
200 lineal feet i4-inch, . 1000 lin
cal feet l6-ineh and 500 lineal feet
2O-inch, as specified in the con-
tract, Bids will be received in the
Once OF the PURCHASING Agent,
Room G-13 at the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission,
40l7 Hamilton Street, Hyattsville,
Maryland, until Friday, November
Z, 1859. at 1890 AM, Eastern
standard Time, az which time and
place they will be publicly opened
and read Specifications may be
Obtained from S. z. Salsberry, Pur-
CHASING Agent of the Commission
FRANK l.. HEWITT. Chairman;
hnLiAIR 4 SMIIH. Vice Chairman;
BLAND, WILLARD A. NORRIS,
MORRIS v. SPICCI, Commission
eers. Attest: JOHN T. BONIFANT,
Secretary. oc96
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AMBITIOUS MEN
ITO assist manager" age 1896,
white. Permanent lob with excel
lent future. High school or better
Company transportation furnished
SI06 per week II qualified. Call
Mr.. KONAK, NE. S-14S4, be-
fore . pm.
APPLIANCE MECHANIC, exper. on
electrical household appliances:
must = sober and reliable. DAU-
Der S. 1920 18th ST. NV
REPAIRMAN, gas ex-
perienced, to repair gas furnaces
and gas appliances; or one willing
TO learn. Box 12S-M, Star.
REPAIRMAN, washers
and driers: exper. only. Call AP
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MAINTENANCE MAN, to handle
minor repairs In new housing de.
yelopment; Annandale area
Should have all-round carpenter
and handy man experience. MUS
be reliable. If not interested ir
steady work, please do not apply
Call on Monday, CT. 6-6700 fol
appt.
MAN, white, living in Arl. or Fair.
fax Co. We will be interested ir
you II you are interested enough
to investigate this S95 wk. oppor-
tunity. Phone JE. 2-56S3 Mon
eve, q pm. to 8 pm.
MAN WANTED-How much effort
would you be willing to put forth
for $4,000 per yr? Call Ii
4-72s0.
MAN, est. food route. Must be neat,
have car. Earn S1.95 to So hr.
Apply 5422 Bird st. NV, Q to II.
MAN, retired. white, to work at re-
ception desk in new Conn. ave.
luxury apartment bldg. ENJOYABLE
working conditions; must be neat,
sober and industrious. Call 8 to
5, weekdays. RE. 7-19SS.
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LEGAL NOTICES
HENRY =. HARDING, Attorney
lcoNTlNUEp)

HENRY r. HARDING. Attorney
r,,,,,.I 1901 18th street NV,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District OF Columbia
Holding Probate Court. - No
p6o2g, Administration. This /,
10 olive Notice That the sub,
seriber OF the District OF colum.
hia has obtained from thu
Probate Court OF the District 81
Columbia, Letters TeStamentary
on the estate OF FLORENCE OLIVE
SHERWOOD also known as
OLIVE N SHERWOOD late OF
the District OF Columbia deceased
Al persons having claims gainSt
the deceased are hereby warned Ia
exhibit the same. with the vouch-
ers thereof. legally authenticated
70 the. subscriber on or before
the 29th day OF March, AID. 1860:
otherwise they may by law BE-
excluded from all benefit OF SAID
A1S MahR1eeASyN OF q q 2S 1882 2SR
TRUST COMPANY, BY: KARL r
HElNzMAN, Trust Officer. (Seall
Register OF Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court OcIO 0H-nno
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PROPOSALS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Building
Grounds, D. C, October 20, 1859
CONSTRUCTION AND COM
B6fLDTNo, 8TsTRdiccTT rR SAl1NNGSa
SCHOOL, LAUREL. MD flNVI-
TATION NO C-606-Bl1l Bid
forms, plans and specifications
are now available from Supervisor.
curement once. D. C. Rm. 4n4.
Of a certified check for $50 Der
set, payable to D c. Treasurer
lPhone MA. $4,000, Ext. 237Sl
SEALED BIDS to be opened >
PM, EST, Nov. II. 1853, in Room
424; 499 Pa; Ave NV.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Building
Sonstrgcti43n' Dept of Bldgs and
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TON OF NO. 10 ENGINE co and
9th and E SITS. S.W and POI ICE
PRECINT NO. 4 18th st, between
E and school SITS. S.W., both In
Wash, d c.. and Addendum No
l which combines both projects If
one bid. Bid forms, plans and spec,
Vision procdrem e Once, q D G e.
Rm. 400, 400 Pa. Ave NV. upor
deposit Of a. certified check fol
500 per set. payable to D c
Treasurer; phone Ma $4,000
Ext: 237sl SEALED BIDS to b.
i5ss99 . in Rm NJ. i24. 4 80 Pav ave ys
NV. INVITATION C-6tE2-B.E
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