davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-11-10

AZ" high, lOO-ft. roll, reg. 24.5O {. F.. 22.47.
48" high, lOO-ft. roll, reg. 26.5O .. 24.47.
Nationally famous David Bradley quality.
Prices include fence fabric only. Choice of
white or green plastic coating fights rust!
Posts and gates available at regular low price.
Sears Stores
Evening star., 1959-11-10

Here's wonderful decorating idea :. this
reliable electric clock makes a smart CONVEX
sation piece with its realistic pocket-watch
styling . attractive brass-colored finish,
easy.to-read dial. *Plus Fed. tax.
Scare arlington. Alabama BiodensburO and Wisconsin,
Evening star., 1959-11-10
Knit Cotton Ski Pts
Keep Tots Warm
. Sears Low Price
. In Sizes 2 to 6

Choose from assorted pastel shades in these
sturdy knit cotton ski pajama sets with rib
cuffs at sleeves and bottoms keep the cold
out. Elasticized waist Honeysuckle.
Sears Arlington Alabama BIGdensDurs and wisconsin
Evening star., 1959-11-10

Pressed aluminium cooker has new automatic
vent pipe and rocking gauge =. the metal
ring locks the handles for added safety. One
Day Only to get this easy.to-clean cooker at
our low, low price.
Sedrs StoFSR
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Ray B|ankenship Sells Interest
In Two Medicine Company

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1890, ~ ,ha T,.a ,pd;a;ma ~
-. p.a,.,';,,a r.a,', D. NJ" ,r.
ss;n
49,. r, ,,.,,, c l.; 81.
80. '"o ;..u'.'"s ~ =. W.
'o,''s y" NV ""u 'pt. a.eu M""..
sat ".s,'I"u''ns .o.'pa"s .o'
..''' 'op.Ieo p'u"u Ms, u n sup
p''s. .s sum. vs. az" , rsue osa po
..o mp "o ,,S Vs.. ne .'',pa.'
.'s'"a..u VIZ" '"s - ; ~, "'N - =
~ o"n'" V, rvs W
81 '"n"s' VS. ''s pu'
.""s.u -. :. ~ 80: :na' wv a"u op ~,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Free Movies For
Local Youngsters
Sunday Afternoon

Parents aye r"mi DID ;,,.lt y"
GINNING j: = pm Su.i,!L!. ID
20. there will be 4 free twph -:
showing Cf mh'Io" p!'iurr ar
;Oons al the lI:k Trra.rr t"r
children OF the area - years t.!
age and u'.,ir:
Legion ~: 'mhr-S r:um go.
Elirkfr i"dIan R"'"".N ..'!na Post
l27. tie >po1>nri'.S n"Sa'aIaH :.
have completed a:.l"I"H: us
with ian i.caTbr.t%r. the ,"r
manager. a',d will ~: as u>.m.:S
the I."2aa Au.!ilary vi! !,r.
ni>! \ treat for each child I,n,'.
Leaving the ih:a:rr
Because g! the lIriitrj s"a',I.
capacity. rarr"is are rs, Il -
cooperate by d..roara"ir% rI:t.
drrn over the az" al !" :ri:S
from Nrrs,uG an!n!i,I"Cr
Extra precautions Will -" -
m i'krr be, aIsr ni tn = 'H"l
audience tia; i'.""i'v n',I', -
the free shHwin. :ha: /, u - ,':ii =
an annual rvrni
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Transfer Of Svb.Rsnger
To Glacier Park
Announced BY svp't

Superintendent ~ ward \
Ilummcl announced today that
James N. Thompson hiss trans
icrrcd to Glacier National Park
from Great Smokey Mountain Va
tiOnai Park as the West Lake
Sub District range. ThOmrsM
fills the position lated by $"
pcrvisory Park Ranger John e
Higgins who moved 70 Grand
Canyon National Park.
Thompson was born In Erun'
claw. Washington. graduated from;
Washington State College School
of Forestry In 1850 lie started hi
National Park Service career I"
o seasonal park rargrr IN Yellow
stone National Park II 1919. Since
that time he worked IN Ever
giadcs National Park. Lake Meat
National Recreation Area. Walnu;
Canyon and Bandciicr National
Monuments. and Great Smoky
Mountain National Park.
lie spent two tours Of duty with
the US. Army. In 1919 10 1915 and
1901 to 1852. MIR. and Mrs. ThOmp
son have two children. James. ?'s
years old and Richard. 81 years
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Schedule Announced
For Newly Organized
Basketball! Team

me 'Sn'a'''e srhrnu'e LOT a
t'rc"'iF "ISah'%ea 'haepehne".
"aSN''nA!! League compose" o!
cams from ''ne!n!. I " bahk. ihe
co'sI Army th'' an" browning
mas oe'A h'"ne a'"!'anie D.! jim
':"i!' representing Inc local
,h,f:'
Az! team WISHING Id JON Inc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
East Glacier Men
Arrested On Charge
Of Burglary

Harry G. Maynor. Special
Agent in Charge. Butte office of
the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton. announced the arrest on
December 10 of Elgin Lewis Mar.
ccau. q. and Peter William Bou-
SHE. 20. at East Glacier Park.
The arrested men, both resi-.
dents of East Glacier Park. ap.
pcarcd before u. S. Commission.
or W!l,iam B. Rcrcovich at Brown.
ing and were charged with Crime
on Indian Reservation in that
they allegedly burslarized the
Palomino Bar. East Glacier Park.
on December 8.
Bond was set at 81 900 each. and
the men were committed to Ola.
cier County Jail pending further
action in Federal District Court
at Great Falls. Montana.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Cut Bank Raj, :!sc-
Files For Office
OF State Senate.

liarrli Sc,<or. r,'"iI" :'.'''".
businessman. flied Toe. lay i'r
.hr position Of S'r'" sriltor -
the Republican i.'kc'
Active In all rnmriHi" aff""s.
Nelson Is prrS'dr"' e :hr : e.
county Al huilhi'rn """mi":' =.
president nt Gi,r'rr rri ~ F.."m
Bureau, nrcs'd"',t C '''' Ha"ifS
Hereford .\>S,r'' :'n". f'"r':2" NJ
the CIT Bank ttam',:" ne ezra.
mcrrr. rldrr Of the | ,''Eb; ""'1"
church. an active h,'m'rr % +"
Glacier County Sir"k"r '"''"' -.
sDriation. Cut Bank Y"a'h r"".
eli and virrnrrsidrr' Of III" t,".
cicr county agriculture comm T.
tee.
lie believes In tho two party
system, but he thinks II is not
40 much a contest at :his time b.
tween the Republicans and Demo.
Gratis as between true Americans
and the frcc.fidcrS and "isms.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Results Of CountyASC Election
Announced Here This Week

Names Of persons "irci"! Ia
serve on .i.r.'u.,Irnl StIN!l!'1.
;iua AID CIns..N a,Inn C"..!!MuHI.I
committees next year n"rr ;u
nouaccd ,h.s week BY Ca.l III ~.
c.iaIrnan Of i..r CuIn;y ":,'r' ~.
tahulati0n board
The rI"lm!i,"rm"L wvrr rt''.. 4
IL ballo,ing ny farmer, 4 -! rA:., h.
crs of the r,uniy du.l"G / e.,
week period r'.dri Dc.,inD..' !
In general. al D.. du,',., par;l.
pating II or r.r-.hir ~ r.";'."
pate in ASC rrnsr?;!> wr!" ell.
gIbic ~ vote
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17

Newly elected committeeman
:."r
tnrmuri'S \ - Chairman and
..r!l:r. Kyle Mcmbcrg. Cut
hm.f. E!yc Chairman and Alter.
:IA;r Dr!2g.tr. Richard Dean. Cut
na"k. Regular Member. Phil. La.
10 .ur. Browning: First Alter.
...,'. \rt i'rrrinc. Cut Bank: Sec.
80 i! 'r3a;r. E"crc;:c Lagrand.
|;
nrlm:.ily :, { A.!r:nl" lua Del.
gaze. Al EiSSrl. Cut Bank: Vice
Chairman and Alternate Dele.
= itr. Gordon l.umc>. Cut Bank:
t'r., Alternate. Ray Peterson.
Ga Bark: Second Alternate. Mel
!Ic... Gu, Bark.
Community {: Chairman and
Drlrrger. Allied Olson. Cut Bank:
wee t.i"man and Alternate Dele.
:.r;". i T.. Twccdy. Cut Bank:
"r!Liar II. 'nhrr. Robcr, Andcr.
I'll. ca: Rink: First Alternate.
N,I!'am Held. Gu, Bank: Second
~ Aa.r. Do"ald Kraft. Cut
Hl,k
t.,4rmla o: the ncwly.c!ccicd
'":"'"nr;? committees will meet
ntr. inhrr - IN Glacier County
rs; office 20 t.rc; a three mem.
.": t,.u1:y .iEt ,omm:',cc and
$50 ',it .aa:t, the County ASC
- mm..irc - responsible for the
go i direction Of all ASC .ad.
r,'".'rrr! programs in the r0un.
- Tee vIrlm!ii"c selects an Of,
i"r mInar": who is responsible
for administrative operations o!
The r,u"iy Office.
T..r newly elected committee.
mrn :"kr "ffi." January !. 1860.
The r.rt 'inn was conducted
BY r:r!l ua''rr the supervision Of
~ "'r"'"a bard composed Of
Joan T liver. County Extension
N&.m' GIrdon Mas:ua. Soil Con.
:. ~; '.ur Service. Cart STAINS.
h' :. Farmers Home Aimiais.
I '"'hna. fr .aciS Namely. Farmers
| 'l'H era: '.ar.'ld Nelson. Farm
rir"au LAi Secretary. Wi;so II.
u" .nI N.
:. miircs for committee posts
w,:'> ..'r..d I! : r"wmuh.iv cirr.
To- "".rt' ua.n"d bv the rnul'y
J. ! " =! :..'.' rI",iicrs cnaid
l." "."'rd by petition or wsit:cr
/ - go ha!l.i
'l,r rir:'ni bn:.I ais, named
ihr '.m:l.':.ni beard which IN
" 'd".,'ir Chairman Carl Olson.
| \ "th, 4 III X Sr"wald and Yer.
H"a logger
E1!'"'. : ~ the "rrra, election
~, v. }rr. than ~ the elections
t." 1864 committeeman. t:r hun,
& Il S'"r rIy four bail = ere re-
r'iNch THIS year. LIS scar i6a
>n',s wrrr eos. !. ',!mstcs
;hr:" ~" approx Il r:y III eli
s.bl" i":":> 10 iAI any.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Annual School Christmas Program
Scheduled For Monday Evening

The annual Christmas program
will be presented Monday, Dec
Il at 73O pm. in the Browning
elementary gymnasium.
20 Canctissima" will be pre-.
scn'cd first by the junior band.
Two selections will follow by the
senior band: God Rest Yc Merry
Gentlemen" and Jingle Bells"
The Magi's Gift" an opcretta
for the yulctidc in two acts. by
". Grub. will follow.
Tho scene Of the story is laid
in medieval England on Christ.
mas Eve. In the cathedral is a
shrine believed by mary to con.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17

NJ. T.. O. Gunkcl. District Sales
Manager from Missoula. assisted
Mr. Wharton in the presentation.
Prior to becoming a distributor
for the California Company. Mr..
Starr was employed by Great
Yves, Distributing Company of
Calgary. Alberta. Canada and at
Champion. Alberta. Canada. lie
was one of the first wholesale dis.
irlbutorS for the California Com.
pany in Montana
In making the presentation to
Ir. Starr. Mr.. Wharton empha.
sized the Importance of the dis.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Christmas Dance
At Starr School
Set For Dec. Is

tn" H"urh Riders society of the
BLACK Get tribe this year is SDon.
S":!Yg the annual Christmas In.
dian I','i,',' at The community hal!
AZ Starr Srhnrl the n!,h, of Dee.
IS.
The Rough Riders is one of the
tribes ncW societies. being only
about "a years old As its name
implies. u is composed of tribal
members who do any form of
horseback riding of a rough ma
'urc. even 10 those of recent
years who participate in profcS.
sional rOdc0S.
Co.lradinI the Rough Riders
now are Jim White Calf. Jr. and
Joe White Grass
Elders of the tribe. along with
many Indians from reservations
in Montana and Canada. will be
guests of honor a; the affair that
will feature the re enactment of
countless songs and many dances
from centuries past.
Tnr dances will start promptly
a, 7 pm. and the public is cor.
daily invited to attend.
4 committee composed of the
leaders and Mike Takes Gun.
Lawrence No Ruaner. Dan Home
Gun. Pctc Home Gun. Peter Rcd
Horn. jim Buffalo. a Grow Cree
from Pryor. and Richard Guardi.
pee. from Hays. has been busy
since Monday night gathering
supplies and decorating the com.
m1,,itv hall
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17

M.'. Ch,:lrS +. !S.ar.: ur H.,1.v..
iE". Montana. w1> h1nur"i Tues
day evening. December !. al a
dlnrCr hrl al ~. TEMPT" Tea
Room in kalispril upon compile
ton Of - years Of service a. Il
distributor :rr the California
Company IL the B:"wIiMg area.
distributing tht'Irn ua>p.lrr>
and RPM motor OILS lie WAS
awarded Il bruuzc plaque by Mr..
A. ". Wharton. As>!> !trtI'nal
Sales Manager HiIulc ale. nI the
ChcvrOn Sales Division Of the
California Co. Denver Colorado.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17

'''' ''c e'o"" anu scarlet Iooc
once worn ny Caspar. one OF TIC
Three Wise Men. Tradition say,
,h,, orcc o,ch ,.,r q, ,bo f.,r,
mas season C,snar ,nnc,rS ,aoiu
IN Garth wearing bic sr,r,n, r',i,,
and inuolInd rrour ,rd 49,.
IN AVID d,Yr ,ho hia,,,r,r, ,,;,,;.',
, az, ~ ,,Ia ,nd = l,r.,a.,,,.
irn :, al u.ho ohanaa 80 .,.
him ;,s, =, w. ,ra,,rh, as,
,ho I;,,io Eima - rarr 49, -"
E,shn,h ,ho Ii.,I, ,;'I H., ,;,o
=, ,ho ;,r ro,;o,a,. ,.;,h ~ i'o.
ho,r, j., .h;'. ,'ra,, H..
m, ,nrr h.nn,. n
l,,i,g ui,, ,hn ;,,,,.. -,
Thnm,s ,1.ro,n,. ',.,," "
hor m,.Io r,,h,,.,, ~" '" ''.,. ga
f,ir, rono,,on,;nn =. ta. ' r,.n,'.
AVID mo,bor ,nd ,,".,, '',' :, i az ,'.
,IIou. hor - s.>,ar. ~ ,t',, wa ~"
,r;os IN o,.or,. ,.,,. ,'on 49,; ~, h.'.
w., "h,, shn c,, ~ w., WV ' .o,,, n'r'
hcrs ;s M, ,r,o '' - '''' ~
n, chu;.,n,a. r c.; ,,
,tor,ford Cr,,s,dar ,,,. .iaa ,,,I'
rc,urnod rrnw paIa..'no .,,,, '
IN vis;, ~. r,,.n nnn,Ia y, 49,
N,rnr unms, r., H., I', ,''
FROM rrgland Cor o,,n,. r,,a,',,
duri,r mh;oh ,;n,o ha 49,, ,,',r,,',,i
~ ,no dn.,h &c Nv t g., NV,
n,.hor ,nd i;,,Ia .,s,or rn,, ,,',.' ''
NJ Civ ar,hrr.s ,rr;,,ai sn;nh.an,
lIoroiv ., ,h,, ho nia,. - "a,,,
EIsho.h =, ,mo,i,or 49,. " 49,
land I,owornr hotorn IN y" n.., i
so E,sho,,, moo.s -. , ~'rnr ~.
nc hn ;s wo,r;,, ,ho ,.I,;.a ,, "
of tho crns,dor ,na lava Saa.
n, cI,,t ,aLas 49,, ~ ~ 49,,
Ii,,; sho has 60 ,o", av,o..nt
Ga r,h,r -, ,,,,i,,, -.
i;,,,. .;ri d;sco,ors -, ~.
sis,or "hom No ho,,ovcd - no
do,d. bc ,Iso rocog,;,os !, ,r,-n-
iov ~" old co,c,,m,n ,ho .a,
win his fam;,v for n,,," ~o,rs
Vorc,cv is forrod ~ confoss
,b,, .f,or ,ho do,,h sc r,sho,h.s
| n,rer,s Who wnrn u;,,rd ~ ,nrn
EIshc,h and , cons;i"r,h,, s,m NJ
monow n COM. bis.,n, r,I,iiyns
Uowovor no w,s ,cn,n,od hv ,ho
s;.h, NJ co r,mch ao,d ,nd :, ho
ro,,or,od th,, o., I;,,,, ~. ,,d
hccn kiIicd win hcr n,rc,,s and
disanne,rcd with rho child ,n5
money Ue nrod,,ccs nrooT n, r,s.
hc,h.s ido,,;,v and Tho sr.,,o-
nortion NJ the gold which he h1s
never d,rod .,erd ca rishc,h
receives hc- ,old and Tho ,rn,,cs,
b,nnincsS sbc couId ost for J., ,hc
rc,nrr M hcr brother. and r,c,s
,haf she has rc,I,v rr,rivcd ,nr
Nasi.s hn,y,.,iv cir,
Thc rich chi,d-r, fran IN.
N,,or Uousc AND voung Tom
Norcl.v's son nl,v imnor,,n,
n,r,s in IN. story Th. Ummmrr.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
A MINUTE
WITH Nj


Home and store Christmas dec.
orations are definitely more no.
uceable this year, and we might
add, much more attractive.
We somehow feel the American
Legion and Lions Club contests
have had q lot to do with 1t and
We would like TO pass along cur
personal congratulations to these
organizations for their effort to
make Christmas little more
Christmasy in Browning.
We may be old fashioned. and
If so. VIC enjoy it especially 4!
Christmas time. when the homes
and stores are cOlOrfully lighted
and decorated for the occasion.
We believe that this is the one
time Of the year when everyone
should make some effort to bring
a little more cheer into the com.
munity. II nothing more than a
string of lights or Christmas
tree.
We might mention that this is
the first time since VIC came
to Browning that a Community
Christmas tree has been display.
cd. We should like to seq street
decorations and lights too. but
VIC have been told such an under.
taking is near impossible be-
cause certain elements who dc
light in destructive measures
II may come. At least VIC hope so
This has been 4 rather hectic
two weeks for US here in the
shop what with trying to keep up
with our regular work and hav.
ing to burn tho midnight oil TO-
take care of the extra work.
We are not kicking about the
extra work hut We do believe
there should he a few extra
printers scattered around the
country whom We could call on
now and then OF course. our
experience has taught us why
there are so few ink dauhcrs.
The boys out al Starr School
are putting in some long hours
too in preparation Of the annual
Christmas dance which will he
held Christmas night. December
Is They tell us it's going to be
o bigger and better doinI> ;han
ever before This may be
true. but I don, know where they
will put the crowd.
The boys at Hear, Butte are
Giso making preparations for
their big dance on December %
Tatscy tells us the committees
have been appointed and the Jail
has been cleaned SO they
ore expecting a big time also.
On the national and intcraa.
tionai picture II would appear
that Ike Is doing 4 real barg.up
Job on his good will tour and
that he Is being gi.ra 4 super red
carpet treatment.
Many of Us fail to understand
the foreigners. hut probably the
reason for his tumuliuOuS reccp'
tons everywhere he goes Is b.
cause he Is the Grca, White
Father. and that Is Whit the for ,
cigncrS want to see the
hcadn,an.
There are lot of people who
will disagree with US. but We,
ccrtsinly are Of the opinion that
the international buggy will roll
aiUng . lot more smoothly follow
Ing the conclusion Of lkc's trip.
II might hclp things closer
TO home II he would drop IN Oh
Castro aud buy him . haircut
and 4 Sha.r.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
TIA fields 2: =; liar
Monthly Meeting

Mrmnrrs -. tho l'r\ met ~.
73l pm. We'd 'rsaay IN tho high
schnnl aua:I. Il. ~. Tho meeting
vas np"'ch =" RDSrrt Howard
who caliri rr'l Of parca,s IL 81
trrha" 80, graders will re-
crivr t. !1i parental attend
ancc award for the month. hav.
Ing had 10 parents at the meet.
Ing.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17

tributor in marketing petroleum
products. Through the diStribu.
tor" Wharton said. dealers in
petroleum products arc assured
a plentiful, nearby source for
gasoline and lubricating oils to
serve their customers. Without,
the distributor" he added. dis.
tribution and service would be
less efficient"
The California Company mar.
kets ChevrOn gasolines and RPM
motor oils in Colorado. Wyoming.
Montana. Nebraska and Sou,n
Dakota.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
Browning Shooters
Target Practice
In School Basement

About is shooters of the local
rifle and pistol club on Tuesday;
and Thursdays are engaged in
shooting % calibcr large, ant:
IS automatic army pistol, for
qualifying scores as SC, by the
Army department, of civilian
craftsmanship.
Minimum qualifications are re,
quired as q basis for dcterminin.
the amoui.. OF ammunition tia.
will be furnished free of charge
except for carrying charges. b.
that department, for use of III.
club during a period Of one year
Since more shooters mean more
ammunition. the club Is dcsirnu.
of enrolling more members. The
annual dues include insurance
against accidents. damages. etc,
and membership Is open to any
and everyone.
Prospective members reed owr
no gun to join. The club has four
- targc, rifles. four MI G?raad
30 calibcr rifles. and four - ca!
ibcr Colt automatic pis 'clS for use
.! anyone who does not wish Ia
own one.
Shooting sessions take plac"
in the range under the old gym
building Access. to /. can br saiI,
cd from 4 - !; the north
ED Of the football field and ~
the ramp to the basement Of the
elementary school building.
The general plan Of the club i.
to engage In competitive shooting
against local and out Of tow.
teams under National Rifle .Assn
citation regulations. and to form
a team Of youngsters. and posi-
bly, q womcn'S team.
Don Schmidt Is president OF
the club and Ed ALBERT secretary
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17
NOTICE

Lions Club members arc re
minded to b. In the Agriculture
Department Of the high school
Sunday. Dec. 20 al 100 pm. 10
sack Christmas candy.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-17

The Blackfcet delegation 70
the NAIC held In Arizona return
"a name last week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
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Silver Spring only -------
Mfr List 1895 cRUNDIe MAJESTIC
AM-FM-SW Hi-Fi Combustion, IL aAA
VOLTS speakers, magnetic pickup, e 0U&A
speed Rex ehonoer. Silver Spring - hut
Mfr List 1885 GRUNDIc MAJESTIC
AM-FM-Short Wave Hi-Fi Combination
with TAPE RECORDER, de luxe Rex 4
; e.: :': : Il: !. r s s :;;;; s444
Mfr. List 1895 World Fomous Inn
ported AM-FM-SW Hi-Fi Conjunction MAAA
with doors, speakers, 4-speed Tee- 0TXU
funken changer, OF Silver Spring only NW0
Mfr List 36oo5 KUBA "Howoiion"
STEREo Imported AM-FM-Shot Wave AAA
Hi-F Combination, 4-speed changer, Nvkk
4 speakers bar, downtown only 49, HUI
Mfr. List 1895 NoVAK Imported
AM-FM-Short Wave Hi-Fi Combination, MAAA
4 speakers, 4-speed Gonord changer, 0VNHU
sliding doors, floor sample, Silver Spring NV0
Mfr. List 1895 OLYMPIC AM-FM
::ss!s &; ::::s:.. ::' 4: "a: $3.50
Mfr. List 1895 OLYMPIC AMIN GA 4
Hi-H Combination, speakers, moo- ON1A
netc pickup l2-tube AMIN rodio- HUT
Mfr. List 1895 OLYMPIC AMIN
H-j Combination, 3o-wott omplfer, O. IA
l2-tube AM-FM rodio 4-speed changer Oh N
s speakers, Silver Spring --------2-- kV
: =: "A. s:; g.: e. !: 90. =: &C. l.: :; $50
Mir List 1926 2-speoker Wood Con- M1 m
sole ExternaI Speaker, with II and 8 fsJJ
inch speaker -----------
Mfr. List z7.5o TobIe Model Wood Speak a m
er Unit NAHWW
MIR. List 33s.e5 WEBcoR AMIN
H-Fi Combination, 20 volts, 4-speed AAA
Magic Mind" chonoer 4 speakers, ONHNEA
Just OF Silver Spring -------- kVV
Mfr. List 1880 WESTINGHOUSE Hi-Fi NMM
Console. o volts, speakers, 4-speed Xxx
chonoer ---------------------- WW
Mfr. LIST 1885 WESTINGHOUSE 10 @MM
Watt Hi-Fi Console, speakers, diamond @WX
needle, sliding top, both warehouses only W.
Mfr. List 3so5o WESTINGHOUSE 10
Wott Hi-Fi Combination with AMIN MMMM
radio. diamond needle 4-speed changer, NINANN
Silver Spring only ------ HUI
Mfr. List zoe95 ZENITH sTEREo Hi-E NMM
Console, 4-speed changer, 4 speakers - UWW
Manufacturers Suggested List Prices
are ShOacn for Identification Purposes