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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Glacier County One
OF a. To Exceed
Cancer Fund Goal

Acrnrdin. 10 the recent Urea.
sure State Cancer News. Mon.
;anans have once again demon
S,ra,cd their willingness to joiI,
fundamentally in the crucial hat.
tie a9ainS, cancer
They have backed the attack.
with Glacier county listed among
the ~ counties who topped their
goals in the 1888 Cancer Crusade.
In = year when an economic
.ag Was experienced In many
areas. Montanans dug deep 10
make II possible for the campaign
against cancer IL continue NJ an
accelerated pace. The 1888 cru.
SADIE reached $l33.5Si. r."
Results Of the 1855 crusade also
reflect not only solid interest
on the part Oi the general public
bu; also q greater Understanding
II what can aud must h. done on
the part Oi those dedicated intii.
<iduais who battle cancer on
their blocks and along winding
rural roads.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Farm Commodity Price Support
Loan Dates Given Final Review

Farmers have only y few more
weeks ~ which 10 apply for loans
or purrIIaS" agreements on 1888
crop grains. "!l>rchs. dry beans
and honey. Leo :. kois,ad. State
Agricultural Sterilization and
Conservation administrative Off.
Ger. reminded them this week
December 81. 1853. Is the clos
INK date for securing p"!rr sup
pOr, an honey. January 81. 1859.
Is the final day 10 secure price
support on wheat. oats. barley.
rye. flaxsccd and dry beans
kOlstad pointed out that pro.
durcrs who are contemplating
loans on farm.siorrd commodities
are urged 10 make ih"i: appii.
cation IN time 10 allow the nrrr>.
sary inspection and clerical work
before the loan deadiinc THIS ~.
clutie an On.farm inspection Of the
commodity and securing n test
II the commodity offered for
loan.
Glacier county loan rates and
eligibility standards for 1853 crop
commodities are rs frl!ow>;
Wheat: 81 10 per b,ishrl for y"
!. Premiums for higher quality.
discounts for lower grades dawn
10 No. I or 5 on test weigh, oa!y.
No. I. s. or sample because of
damaged kernels U,hrr than
heat damage containing moi;
more than ~ per rcai ~ 'i>.urr.
Wheat MUS: not br nus y. hnir.
heating or hot Discount m ~
cents iHr bnShrl for specified
undesirable varieties.
Barley: SO per bushri for
Grade No. = or better Wxcrp:
mixed barley. Discounts fer inw.
er grades down to 80. q or 80.
s ssriicky.
Rye: SOS pr bushri for Grade
No. 2 or better or No. 3 o. irs,
weight only. Discounts for No. 1
on test weight only: rye mus,
also contain not more than I per
cent eryot.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Council Accepts
Recent Lease Sale Bids

Bonus bids totaling over ST..
100000 have been accepted for
new oil and gas leases on Indian
lands of the Blackfcet rcscrva.
ton as result of the December
10 lease sale here, the Interior
Department recently announced
The Blackfcc, Tribal Business
Council voted to accept the high
bids on all tracts.
Over the past six years the
Blackfcct tribe has received
sc .349. 9DG - IN bonuses. rent. and
ruyal,ic, from oil aiL ~, lra,,.>
on tribal Lands.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01

The comparable income for IN.
dividual Blackfcct land owners
over the same period has been
S2.497.6 81 &c
In addition to the bonuses. the
tribal organization and the indi-
vidual owners of the lands going
under lease will receive rent a.
the rate Of Sl25 per acre per
year. and royalties on production
at the rate of twelve and unc.half
per cent
\ report recently Irrc!ycd by
the lUtr!Irr Department Uu ;!.,.
bids upcurd DrrrnbrI 10 ,nuw>
continuing interest by oil com.
panicS in Blackfrct lands. and !,
Sizablc addition TO the tribal trca.
Sury
Notices II prospective bidders
that tho lands wCr" available for
leasing were sent out NUv 10
Acceptable bids were submitted
on 20 tracts Of tribal land com.
priSins 24.743ii acres. with the
highest bonus bid per acre, SOB
-.
Bids Mere also received ~. i.Ir
tracts nt land Owned by lmG,Nli.
ual Indians on the reservation II.
the amount OF 81 II acres. with
the total of the high BIDS OF these
tracts. S2.33725.
Members Of the Blackfcct ...Dt
are slated to receive a 500 per
capita payment on or before
April Is. 1859. as result uf
action taken By the Blackicr'
Tribal Business Council on De-
II. About onc.four;h of this
amount was advanced 10 persons
needing II prior TO Christmas
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Browning c Of G
Invited To MissovIs

The 1859 annual banquc, Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Mis-.
s0ula will BE- held at the Flor.
cnrc hotel Tuesday. January 20
Cocktails will be- served In the
Governors room NJ q pm. and
dinner in the Bittrrrooi room q,
1:i5 pm.
Cocktail and dinner tickets are
sold separately. cocktail tickets
$50 each and dinner tickets are
s. so.
An invitation has been extend.
cd TO the local Chamber of Com.
mcrcr to attend.
Miss Eleanor Schmidt. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Don Schmidt.
spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Don Brown Appointed
Assistant Director OF
Fish And Game Dept

The appointment Of Don l..
Brown of Helena as assistant di.
rector Of the Montana Fish and
Game department w,s announced
today BY ". J. Eve. In. head off.
ciai Of the agency. Brown has
in.cn chief law enforcement off.
Ger Of the department since June.
Tic fills the vacancy created when
Evcrin was named director fol.
lowing the resignation " A. A.
O'Ciaire.
Brown was first employed by
the department ~ n deputy game
warden IN iS@i. Prom iS%6 u
iR3S he served rs . pilot biOl0.
gist and then became district
warden supervisor 1t Great Falls
prior 10 appointment ~ chief Of
law enforcement with hcaduuar.
,crs In Helena las, June. IT, r. .
veteran II both World War II
and the Korean conflict. having
served In the air fore.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Lewis And Clark
Forest Area Open
For Elk huntinu

The Montana Fish and Game
commission has declared the fol.
lowing described area in Lewis
and Clark county open to the
hunting Of antlcrcd bull elk from
December 81 until closed on two
days notice. in order to aid in
moving elk off private lands in
the foothills
Beginning Al Augusta. thence in
westerly direction along the
Observation-Disclosures road to the
national forest boundary. thence
south 6" wing said forest bOun.
darr to ;hr divide between Ford
and Smith creeks. thence in o
westerly and southcrly direction
around the Smith creek drainage.
including the drainagcs Of Petty
creek. MaudcSs and Jake creeks
10 Weasel creek. thence following
the Weasel creek trail to
the Dearborn river. thence
down said Dearborn river to its
confluence with Falls creek.
thence up Falls creek to the
East Fork Of Falls creek. thence
up the Eas; Fork Of Falls creek
10 the Continental Divide. thence
following said continental divide
IN 4 s"u,hcrly direction to the
head Of Lyons creek. thence down
said Lyons creek to Highway 81.
thence northcasiward along said
highway TO Wolf creek. thence
norihward along Highway 80 to
Augusta. the point Of beginning.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Wayne Brinkmun
Receives Six-Yeur
Suspended Sentence

st a trial before District Judge
". NJ. Black. Tuesday morning.
Wayne Brinkman of East Glacier
was gwen siA-ycar suspended
:, ntencc after pleading guilty to
manslauIhtcr charges resulting
in the death Of Ronald &. Davis.
10. Of Browning. which occurred
March 30.
At 4 corOncr'S inquest held last
April. a Scvcn.n,an jury return.
cd a verdict that young Davis
had died as tho result Of a blow
ON the head administered by
Erinkman during a ScuffIc out.
SIDE the l'alOminU Bar at wl:ica
time Brinkman struck Davis with
\ night club
lsrinkman was arrested on 4
charge OF manSlaughtcr shortly
after the death Of Davis and was
released after posting q 5000
bond
Dan WEIGH and John Moore
wv StuNe oIu A@SIOt
Is .ArOnow and Wilbur Werner
rrprc>c: ed Br:nkman.
AZ the trial the dclcndcnt
changed his plea from mot gull.
~" to guilty" and the Judge
entertained comments and dis.
cu.sionS regarding lenicncy. to
which the Davis family and their
a:,"rnry. made no objection after
due consideration Of Brinkman's
good reputation and background
Judge BLACK then sentenced
Hr!nkmHn l." six years. and Sus.
p""ded sentence. placing hin,
under the Jurisdiction Of the
State Board Of l'ardOns and Ia.
role
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Local Motel Bvrelsrized
EARLY Sunday Morning

The Western Motel in Brown.
ing was burClarizcd carly Sun.
day morning. apparently by local
amateurs. who made off with a
long list Of tools. supplies and
other equipment stored in the
workshop.
Entrance was made through a
small door into the shop by
breaking the lock.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01

OATS: s 53 cents per buShrl for
Grade No 3: premiums for high.
rr quality. discounts for sariicky.
eisxsssd 81. N per bushcl for
\" !. Premium for low moisture:
discount for No. =.
Honey: 5000 rcnis per pound
10, white and lighter table honey.
Discounts !or lower quality.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01

Browning business places viii
br closed New Years Day.
Visitor. spending the Christ.
mas holidays At the Stan Preston
home included Mr.. and Mrs. liar.
old Nation and four children of
Albuquerque. New Mexico. Mr.
and Mrs 'rroxil TrcmbIy and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Preston. Mrs. Susan kcclcr Of
Sin,ms. mother Of Mrs. Stan Pres.
ton. and Clinton Kcclcr Of Simms
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01

Airman Tom l.. S0lcsby Of
Main,sttVm Air DaSc In Great
Fails was 4 house guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Raw Riddle and Of
his fianrc. Miss MlarSir Bsjer dur.
ing three Of the Christmas hOli.
days. Miss Dsicr Is . sister Of
MR.. Riddle.
Drr, Fitzgerald repeatedly broke
his leg while instructirs some
youngsters now 70 Ne skate.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs Francis Bullshoe
left for F!andrcau Tuesday to
visit their son. Francis. Jr. Mr..
and Mrs. Roland kenAcrly &C.
companicd them.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
WELL BABY CLINIC

\ Well Baby clinic will be held
a, the Blackfcct Indian hospital
on Tuesday. January 6, from $50
10 1870 am.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
Hospital News
OiSehsrssd

0isehsrSsd
Cynthia Makes Cold Weather
Rita BrrnEcr and baby boy
Nargarr, Running Rabbit
Zebra Grant
Jilia Hull Child
Thrnra Sicidl and baby boy
Ann Mountain Chief
Jessie liamby
Currently hespissii.sd
F"ral Wagner and baby boy
Clara l.al'lanir
Anna Morgan and baby I!r!
Merle iiynrs
Josephine Paul
Mary Matt
Mae Jones
Judy New Breast
Mary Kennedy
Roger thicf All Over
An'"i"r Rcmr Pep!"h
waEha New Robe
Susan Jones
Everett tlammand
Vincent Spotted Bear
AlOy>ilis SalOis
william, Potts
Births.
Hoy Brrmrcr
Boy Wager
Buy Sirifi
t;i.i S.n's"n
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01
A MINUTE
WITH Nj

This is probably the shortest
Minute With MI" you will ever
read possibly to your delight
Anyway. the Linotype decided
to celebrate New Years u day
early 5000. maybe We should
too
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-01

Mrs. Margaret Starr II spend.
ing the Christmas holidays with
relatives In Alberta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

GOODACRE

spacious. ! and 2 bed
room apis fireprooi. soundproo
walls. large freezer-top refer Rem
includes all utilities express bus
Must be seen 10 be appreciated
s6fa Piney Br, Rd.. 81. Spga Mo
Ju b-7iil
MODERN, DOWNTOWN eley, bldg
spacious enc. Ideal empl. girls
cple. GARAGE avail Utils incl
S77.S6 Avail March 10. 1928 !
ST nv AID 4-4l1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
FALLS CHURCH

4-bedrm. completely furn. English
brick bungalow, 2i2 baths, full
bsmt with washer and drier. Full
din. rm;, lge. lily; rm. with tlrs-
ing TV and wall-to-wall carpet
ing. Newly redec.; avail for lease
at 5000 per mo. Call BENO1T a.
ALVAREZ, REALTORS. KE. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS

In this uniquely beautiful,
garden type development
covering Several square
blocks) there are presently
!. 2, and 3 bedrm. apt homes
available for purchase.
$500 to 50. 900. ONE
very attractive I -bedrm. ont.
is COMPLETELY FUR
NISHED and may be had
for ONLY S6.250 with ST.
00n cash. Ask for MR..
FIELDING in Apt. 202, SIS
Emerson ST, NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
CoLoRED

COLORED
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV:
Apt. No. 9; l lge. rm., Kit. and
bath, will redecorate; all utils.
incl. $3.50.
1901 18th ST. NV.
{ Ice. rms. kit. and bath: SUI 90.
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
REALTORS
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 7-6bSb
COLORED--IS30 BELMONT RID
NV rm, kit, bath: adults
only. $3.50, all utils incl, SEE
janitor on premises. M. z. SMITH
inc. weekdays, DI. 7-7S77.
coLoRED-l3l7 RHODE ISLAND
a rms, kit, bath, elev.: $50,
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RIA. 3-s300
coLoRED--50 49th ST. Sc.
z Rms, Kit, Utils. Incl; S91 80
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RIA: $4,000
cOLORED---4O21 MARLBORO NV
% rms, kit, all utils.; $50.
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-s30o
COLORED--iII5 12th ST. N.W.--3.
IN, and bath apt: newly dec
In eiev. bldg, dwtn., select tenancS
adults $40 . mo. see 1AnltoI
bsmt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL 5 TODAY
NEW PARKsIDE

TO. Summit PI. NV.
(Genl vic. 18th and Harvard
Delightful front 4th fl. l.
bedrm. apt. home. elev. bldg.
Wired for air eond. $50, 10
months maint. includes
utils. owner leaving city.
$1,000 with S2,h56.20 cash
REQUIRED. Ask for MRS;
CODDINGToN in Apt. 403
or call DU. 7L145S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

SUITLAND MANOR -bedrm ant
COW, Census and Navy HYDRO
graphic. $50 month. 1919 Lewis
ave. sc, 10 S-7S44.
TAKOMA PARK, 1914 Garland ave
- rms. kit and bath. Restricted
BLDG. $50 mo-, incl utijs' see
MR. LINDSAY, JU. 5-6637.
TAKOMA PARK, s2Io FLOWER
AVE. New apt, 2 bedrms.. excel
cond. Call Elk. 3-5367 or inquire
sol Bird st.. see janitor on
TAKOMA PARK. S40l Greenwood
aye.-Efic.; $3.50 incl. utiis
S312 Roanoke ave bedrms', ter
race, private entr.: use own
washer; 500 incl. utils. WA.
TAKOMA PARK. e04 Fsirview ave.
Terrace apt; l bedrm.. liv. rm..
dinette, kit. and bath. $50 incl.
utils. Suit. | person; near transp.
HE. 9-3557. or JU. 9-750S.
TAKoMA PARK-Ist fir. all pvt,
, rms bath, scr porch. I'd. i.
Sll0, incl. utils. JU. 5-2030.
TAKONA PK.-l-bedrm. apt. apt
BLDG 2nd FIR. washer drier:
adults, Call days, JU. $685..
Bird ST. NV. iSOO--1- bedrm. apt.
for elderly couple or WORKING
couple. No pets. Conv, bus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
C0L0RED--isSO BELMONT RD
COLOKED 1850
NEWLY DEC.-S62 30
1886 10th st. NV.

Ant. l1-one bedroom, living room,
TIT dining area and bath. To in
Spect, obtain key at Apt. 0.
B. F. SAUL co.
s25 18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000
C0I0RED = 1924 NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVE, N.W.-3 rms. kit !;
adults only; S75. RA. $3.50.
COLORED-2 VERY Ice. RMS:
g,R5 s cUbl.i sit t sSSD@snt On 'n st
6oor With use OF bsmt. $40 80 plus
utils. / Blk. from N. Capitol and
Eve. st. Ma. S.9257 for appt. to
fnenarf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
OTHER LIsTINGs
EDMUND FLYNN co
NTvI 0p CEp0rNe

Coop Apt. Authority since ta2m
Washington Bldg. MA. S-9565
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
SLIGO PARKWAY

THE PARAGON APIS. at
a02 CLANCY drive. Takoma
Park. Maryland, has one
corner, three bedroom apt.
Available for March 1:
occupancy. Wired for air.
conditioning; elevator BLDG.
on quiet street overlooking
Sligo Greek Park, Large
rooms and closets; has been
redecorated See res. JAM
itor In Apt. No. l05 or call
ma. S-2345
qANNON a IUCHq. Manaaemf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

FALLS CHURCH. 3 rm. apt. in 4
family. unit. Heat and water incl.
centrally losatssselz $40 eev,IPo PET mo;
ALvATEz. REALTORS, ANo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
MENDOZA

---U -UlN Ol. INV.
(Cor. Kalorama Rd)
Foyer, liv. rm.. full sep.
din rm., pantry, new kit,
. bedrms.. den Tor 3rd bed
rm,l and new, mod, bath.
Wired for air cond. Elev.
bldg. / blk. to Conn. ave.
bus and ! blk. to Mt. Pleas
ant street car. Entire apt.
In excel. cond. Liv. I'm. End
din. rm. have distant view
Of Potomac. 3 exposures.
Sla.50O. Monthly mciut.,
$3.50 Ask for MAJOR
CARNEY in Apt. SO or call
No r.N1An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV

Just completely redeco-
rated. Charming, End A.,
foyer, liv. rTn.. din. rm.. 2
bedIms., pantry, kit, and
bath with rear porch in
highly desirable, elev. and
swchbd. bldg. Wired for
air cond. $4,000. Terms.
MONTHLY maint.. S54.15.
ALSO
House sized. 18th H.. lge.
foyer, liv. rm., unusually
lge. din. rn1., 3 bedrms.. ?
baths, immense closets and
perfectly beautiful, lge. kit.
(dishwasher, disposal, wash
ing machine, automatic
dryer, etc. with rear porch
providing breath-taking view
OF half NJ WASHINGTON. Cent.
air cond. Wall-to-wall car
pet. $4,000. Terms.
Monthly lnaint ST. IN.
Owner. Ask for MR.. OWENS
at switchboard or call DE.
2-1SS0
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26

Dona Isabel conmovio a to-
oos cuando relate que los nj
nitos de segundo grade llora-
ron cuando Sc enteraron que
Sc iban a quedar sin maestro.
FL DEPARTMENT. de Instruction
Publica les envio una maestro
de tarea parcial, pero Sc les ha
anunciado que en- Ell proximo
ano no podran contar. con ella.
Los ninitos que ALI reciben
tratamiento e instruction estan
muy bien adiestrados. No tie
men completes y les gusta YER
Sc en- la television y retratados
en- los periodicos.
La sonora Sofa de Pereira
espera recibir la cooperation
de todos los empleados y fun
cionarios de las distintas .agen-
cias del Gobierno, y muy espe-
cialmente en- aquellos que tie
men hijos sanos. Ella sabe de
la generosidad de sus compa-
triotas y espera que den TODD
10 MAJ possible para que un ma
yor numero de ninos puedan
ser atendidos en- esta institu-
cion que tan buenos servicios
esta prestando con sus limita-
dos recursos..
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26

ron recibidos por la presidenta
local de la Association, dona
Isabel de Atiles Moreu, incansa-
BILE luchadora en- beneficio de
los ninos lisiados, quien hasta
ahora ha venido desarrollando
una labor muy meritoria dentro
del marco de los escasos recur-
SOS con que cuenta la institu-
cion.
81 Presidente de la Comision,
icenciado Aguedo Mojica Ma
rrero, quien vistaba por prime
"a vez la institution, Sc sinti6
profundamente emocionado an
te la labor que ALI Sc realiza
y prometio darle TODD ell res
paldo possible a toda medida
0 accion tendiente a ayudar al
capitulo local de la Association,
asi como toda la cooperation
possible a la sonora Sofa de Pc
relra para que obtenga ell mejor
exlto en- SUI encomienda.
Estuvieron presentes los re-
presentantes Juan Lopez Gui-
llama, Milagros Gonzalez Cha.
pei, Carmen Sofa de Pereira,
Carlos Westerband, Aguedo Mo
rales Marrero y Jesus M. Cas-
tano.
maestras ambas, Sc preocupa-
ron mucho, por la falta de macs
tros para los ninos que ALI re
ciben tratamiento e instruction.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
INSTITUTE
PARA P~ROFESORES

- La Funda-
cion Nacional de Ciencias ha
%aprobado un Institute para pro-
fesores de escuela superior a
ofrecerse en- ell Colegio de Agri-
cultura y Aries Mecanicas del
proximo ano academico.
Los objetivos de este Insti-
tuto son mejorar la competen-
cha en- las materias de biologia,
matematicas, quimica y fisica
de los, profesores participates;
aumentar la capacidad de es-
tos para motivar a sus estu.
diantes para que consideren
dedicarse a las cienclas; traer
a estos profesores en- contacto
con cientificos COMPLETENESS con
miras a estimular ell interes y
aumentar su prestigio perso.
nal.
Informa ell director del ms.
tituto, doctor Virgilio Biaggi,
director del Departments de
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26

Biologia del Colegio de Agri-
cultura que la Fundaci6n Ma
cional de Ciencias paga la ma
tricula de los estudiantes en- Ell
Colegio y asimismo los gastos
en- que incurran para la trans
portacion desde sus pueblos "a
Mayagiiez.
Los participates Sc seleccio-
nan de acuerdo con la compe-
tencia professional y la capaci-
dad para desarrollarse cienti-
ficamente dijo Ell doctor Biaggi.
Este Institute que Sc ofrece-
"a en- toda la nacion, dara CO.
mienzo ell lunes II de agosto,
del cursante ano, y termina ell
jueves 10 de mayo de 1860.
Los siguientes profesores ten
dram a SUI cargo las differences
disciplinas a explicarse; doctor
Mariana Garcia Rodriguez, ma
tematicas; doctor Jose A. Ramos
biologia professor Jose Medina
Hernandez, fisica y doctor Fed
v. Soltero, quimica.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
NUevo Enabaiador

ROMA, -(UPD- Pho Ri
ccardo Januni que por largos
amos fue director general de
la Somalia Italiana, ha sido
nombrado embajador de Italia
en- Bolivia.
Ell nuevo embajador. segun
lnformo ell Ministerio de Rela.
clones Exteriores, saldra muy
pronto rumbo a La Paz
Smyrna times., 1959-06-11
Kent COP Women
To Meet Monday

The Kent County Republican
Women's Club will hold its
monthly meeting on Monday,
June Is, at 8:l5 on the lawn
of MIR. and Mrs. Edward Para
dee, little Heaven, on Route
l13 and Bowers Beach Road
Junction; brick house on west
side). Mr.. Paradee will exhibit
his collection of Indian relics
at the meeting. Mrs. Thomas
Lane, program chairman from
the 9th district, and Mrs. Daw-
son Minner will be hostesses.
Mrs. Herbert Calhoun, State
Federation President, will show
slides on the "Six Steps to Vic
tory in go" Mrs. Don Con-
clio, Kent County President,
has made arrangements for the
oldest m e m Der, Mrs. Sally
Schockley, SO, mother of Mrs.
Mckinley Maloney; and the
youngest member, Terry Smith,
18 months, daughter of Mrs.
Howard Smith, to be present in
connection with the clubs Moth
er and Daughter Membership
Contest. The Kent County Wo-
mems Club has increased its
membership by 1000. The Kent
County Republican Committee
Smyrna times., 1959-06-11

garten department will continue
to meet in the parish house
throughout the month of June
at III am. Boys and girls of the
parish are urged to attend
church at IL am. with their
families. The Sunday School out
ing will be held on Saturday,
June 20 at COLCHESTER Beach,
where places have been reserved
in the Annex Pavilion. The Daily
Vacation Bible School will be
held for two weeks, June 1919,
and June 22-26, inclusive, from
$50 to ll:30 am. each day. In
addition to the ii o'clock SER
vice on Sunday, June IA, there
will be a service of holy COM
munion at 8 am.