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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
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1912 DIAGONAL RID.
XII. S-4S02
CADILLAC 1859 convertible, tur-
quoise, full power, beautiful inside
and out, weekend special S2.595.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC limousins '57 5-pass..
6-dr. sedans. Excellently main
tanned. suitable large families,
schools, orehsstras. etc. RE.
$4,000 4 Q or P. o. Box 1905 Wash.
CADILLAC IS Coupe De vile.
AIR CONDITIONED. Performs
ssss soS Sc: snd sui CSe y: suE
AkerS OldS-C adillac Co..
"AUTHoRIZED DEALER"
~ TA1s sldas6T SHOPPING pPFIENWas S GTE.
CADILLAC 1889 convertible, garage
Kept, fully EQUIP, exceptionally
low mileage, lady's car. will accept
older car in trade. 5s5.3279.
CADILLAC 1859 Sedan de vile.
popular 6-window. loaded with
extras 81 EXTRA Extra clean. Weekend spe-
Suburban Cadillac-O
1920 Arl. Rd. Bethesda OIL. o-7700
cADHLACs, 1862 company Off
cial cars; several models 70 choose
fully equipped. buy now, substsn-
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
l222 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 convertible. Red.
white top. red leather interior.
Weekend special. S3.4a5.
Akers Odds Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
lOV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 80 Superior hearse,
Sway cleo. table. burgundy inter
Wv. almost new, 5000 mi. ex-
DAILEY's FUNERAL HOME, Fred
erick. Nd. MO. 2-1271.
CADILLAC 1861, go" special Sc
dan, turquoise, factory air condi-
tioning, like new. weekend special.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
1929 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
CADILLAC go Coupe de vile, full
power. black finish, like new,
S3.295. Is other Cadillacs to
choose from. THACKER MOTORS,
18th and r. ]. ave. ne. LA.
CADILLAC 1851 sedan, Fontana
rosa, full power, excellent condi-
ton. weekend special. S3,995.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '62 company cars, ali
ecSoND1TIooiNSfRNSedi. Choice Sa'n 81 sew sew
eral: Buy now while older car
market is active.
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 1862 convertible, white,
red interior, complete power and
electric accessories, new car
terms teri s,,s substantial savings. week
Suburban Cadillac Odds
7o20 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda, OIL. 6-77o0
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G. A Y E.

FoRD-FALCoN-T-BIRD
Corner of Elm and Arlington Road
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-S263
FALCON 80 sta. wag., stand. trans.
Wv, de luxe, extra wheels,
snow tires. $1,395. WI. 2-91e3,
FALCONS '62 Tudor sedans. 81 ,695,
LOGAN. 1850 goth st, NV. FL
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GARAGES

CAP. HILL-vsry close IN. secure
gar: S25. PaFking Epaee, SIS.
x. 3-l51B, II. 4-4477.
GARAGE. 2-ear. or storage spaee
available. Appfox. 500 50. Il. 18Th
and Delafield NV. OR. 4-7ee5.
s-cAk. appFox. 1873. dry, deal
ave. on. Alas. VA. BAkKk.
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTED

ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR for late
model cars. Before you sell, see US,
=. 2. STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4S00I
ANY PRIVATE OWNER with clean
car 70 sell. any make or model.
can KIRK MOTORS. IA. o-2661.
BEFORE YOU SILL, SEE Usi
WE NEED CARSl
0rustn Mtr.. Falls Oh, JE. 4-2422
BUCKS WANTED
STANLEY H. HORNER
FLA. AVE. NE. AT 9th. II, 6-646z
CADILLACS-We have q LIST Of
buyers waiting for '5S and '59l
model Cadillaes. Also. .lste-model
Lincolns. VIII pay cash or trade
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
AUTHoRIZED DEALER"
OX. 3.0S6O ALEXANDRIA
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G. A V E

FORD-FALcON-T-BIRD
Corner of Elm and Arlington Road
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-S263
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe de vile.
full power. automatic, radio. heat
er. white tires, black finish. S1,s
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R!S9g Sli..l S Es,.l:ss s..
tween 10 am. and s p.ni.' DE-.
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CADILLAC '53 "62" convert, white
finish. green top, match. leather
int. All power equip. Must see to
appreciate the excel. cond.
throughout Recent d. c. inspec.
S496 or best offer. 10. 1-032e.
CADILLAC 80 "s2" series 4-dr.
sedan. Radio, heater. hydramatic,
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lMpORT4spoHTy

ANGLIA o., 2-dr. sedan. built 81
Ford Motor Co. Special factory dis
counts on new cars Only Q feU
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MERCEDES go 1862, 1900 miles
EEsd le1stsheretts. graphite sEay
o.S-6lO8 ewes. or week ends.
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TRIANGLE FORD
PENN MOTOR co.
500 9. Hanover St.. Baltic, Nd.

ELdIN $1,000
OLD WHITE TRUCK has excel. mo.
tor, brakes, fair tires. Has no cab
Elat bed: 5000 or offer. 5s4-265s. I
THREE 1880 wALK-N PANELs
Day or night, OV, 3-45s0-
TRUCKS, new and used. one fol
every purpose. PALMER FORD
Hamilton and jamestown roads
west Hyattsville, AP. 7-011O.
vOLKS, 1853
Panel Delivery. Like New, $3.50
Eor Quick Sale AID. 4-1S06
1s-T0N Ford pickup, 1884, $500
Call CT. 6.1o36
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IIEA ZNhu 81. NV, TIE, I-ZUUI
CADILLAC '62 cow, 1900 miles
full equipment, $4,000. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
CADILLAC '56 Series as 9-passen-
ger, private estate car, 41,000
miles, new tires, full factory pow
or, immaculate condition. Sale be-
e e1gss 81 q death s.oa1s sl'2sS' or best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

kAhIIMA ANA CHA 1860 CODE. a.
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MERCKpES-BENZ 1852 ''22O-s,"
beige. ike new. completely equip,
tauio Europe R1. p,b. Mihtary
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CADILLAC limousine ~ 7-pass.,
also '57 and 80 Desoto 9-pass.'
6-dr. sedans.. Excellently main
tanned. suitable large families,
schools, orchestras, etc. RE.
$4,000 or p. o. Box 490s, Wash
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MGA '5S convertible. white, good
after o, FL. 4-b030.
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CONTINUED on Next 9agsl
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tone red ana xhis a 81 s .osS. II LIZ e
D: BUTLER, 1871 21st ct. NV.
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s 6I,cI u. ~ .s $tesT. Century. Make
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NC 1851 convertible. black. fully
equipped, EXCELLENT eond. Week
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CHEVY 80 Bel Air 2-dr.. =. and
b., good transportation. $500.
Can he. 4-O5IQ.
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Capitol Cadillac-OldsC Co

CADILLAC 1850 Convertible, white.
fun power, beautiful throughout,
weekend special, S3,495.
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ossrd TSsu' $3.50 s = g. az Sia
fer. JU. s-3ss2, after s.
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BUICK $50 Electra 225 Convertible.
o GlSiI AZ eeG GEE'Ta S alcoN SALES
l7l7 r. ]. Ave. NE. La. e-7777
BUICK 1855 Special 4-door hard
S VII eSli tI rss. ss7s g.? ssa:sss.s
BUICK SO station wagon, .. and
o 2; Risj; D, exs 81 i isS WAGON SALES
l717 R. / Ave. NE. La. PITT
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offer. 4bl-3447.
BUICK '55 2-dr. hardtop, =. and h.,
pTice sss$. Us down. s ssI "a psT
month. AuTo-vIILE. 400 N. z.
ave. NV, NE. S-1124.
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JAGUAk 81 Mark II 4-dr. sedan,
4-speed trans wire wheels, red
leather sn inter; Must seli immed;
only Prin. only. -
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OURISMAN
CHEVROLET
2241 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
LII. 3-105l

BUICK $50 Century sta. vag., 7.
and h., .. steer. and brakes, peri.
auto. trans. $4,000 act. mi, Runs
way above aVerage, exceptionally
clean inside and out. Nice red and
white finish Weather interior.
good tires. Must see TO appreciate
Pyt. owner must sacrifice $450.
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tiSnsi eo ne Sa ''ssiiaaO $500 1eiR r.
Meade. OR. 4-714l. ext, 6606.
JAGUAR '53 XKl20 roadStsr, good
condition. 2 new tires, S5b6 or
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JA a6a -. IKE 9 4ssS pi:. s4,ssS
PRY. 18th and Pa. Sc. Est. 1928
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EAST COAST LYING SERVICE

August ssle.-l98i, Cessna sky
lane o time SMOKE. full IFk.
K 5aSs e and sa s, Taa loo 1890
diSiduai sssts. SIS, rs. 1861
Cessna $50. $50 Pr. fun GyroS
engine driven vacuum system,
Superhomer 9Xtals. ind. seats.
$6.646. Many others to choose
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09
ELLINGTON TO BE
AT RAMADA INN SOON

acclaimed throughout the world
as the creator of a new. rich and
distinctly American musical
idiom.
In January. 1913. the Duke
played his first concert at New
YorHs Carnegie Hall. At that
time he introduced his first
great and ambitious work,
"Black. Brown and Beige" a
"Tone Parallel To The History
Of the Negro in America"
Since that first concert he has
played concerts. In Cleveland,
Boston. Philadelphia. Los An
geles, Chicago and other key
cities. always to capacity houses.
The Duke Is currently In the
midst Of one Of his most trium-
plant concert tours. He re-
Gently took time out to appear on
the Edie Adams and Tonite tele-
vision shows.
Don't miss this rare opportun-
ity to hear "America's Genius
of Modern Music"
Tickets are on sale at the
Century Skyroom, ll2l E. Wash
ington. and at Sandy's Record
Shop. at 43 E. Monroe. Admis-
sion is $4.0O and $3.50.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09
NOV. ii IS
NAACP SUNDAY

LOS ANGELES - The sub
regional office of the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People an
nounced Sunday. November llhas
been proclaimed "NAACP Day" /.
The proclamation signed by Act
ing Mayor Harold A. Henry pur-
suant to a directive from Mayor
Sam Yorty. who Is away from the
city. urges all Los Angeles cit
liens to join in doing everything
possible to assure the success
Of the days activities in fund
raising.
Medger W. Evers, Mississippi
NAACP Field Secretary. will be
the principal speaker at the
mississippi Rally to be held
at the New Hope Baptist Church
at 800 p.m.. November IL.
The mississippi" Rally is
sponsored by the Sub Regional
Office. NAACP. the Baptist Min
listers Conference of Los An
geles, Broadway Federal Saw
ings and Loan, Golden State Nu-
tual Life Insurance Company and
numerous individuals.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09

Duke Ellington and his famous
orchestra will present a concert
at the Ramada Inn, November l6
$3.50 pm.
Featuring his we'll known and
brilliant soloistss Johnny
Hodges. Harry Carney. Ray
Nance. and Milt Grayson. the
Dukes program will range from
the semi-classic to jazz. "Black
and Tan Fantasy" and liam with
Sam"
Critics say Duke Ellington's
music and Walt Disney's car
toons are the only two original
art forms America has pro-
duced. True or not, Ellington is
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09

Sgt First Class Adopus Samms. soldier stationed
Station will the Psi fraternity
''Nan of the Year, award. Sunday. Nov. IL.
special program is scheduled Phillips CINE Church.
E. Adams 10 MIR. William Mcclellan will the
address titled. "Auomation. Challenge of the Future
Sg Samms recently received patent his frame
support that could eliminate engines
third stages Of multi stage rockets His introduces
in rocket development and would money
He explains his invention and its applications treatise Ad
vanced Design Rocket Boosters"
Stationed Yuma. Arizona for the four years.
native where he attended
Trade High School.
He obtained further formal education his
work, he himself through
ing and experiments.
His latest is the fourth he has received
ventions. He has others pending
The SO year old soldier has been for nearly twenty
He may retire year field
search.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09
DOROTHY DANORIDGE
FILES FOR HER DIVORCE

The actress was nominated for
an Academy award as best ac-
tress for the picture "Carmen n
Jones'" in 1856.
Miss cambridge also appeared
in the picture "Porgy and
BeSS."
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09
MAYOR PROCLAIMS
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
WEEK IN THE CITY

WEEK IN THE CITY
Mayor Sam Mardian has pro-
claimed Monday. November l9,
as Equal Opportunity Day. as
part of the nationwide observance
sponsored by the National Urban
League.
The Phoenix Urban League
sponsors of the event, which
marks the goth anniversary of
President Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address. 1t Is the seventh such
observance of the Urban League.
This date was chosen for the oc-
casion because of Lincoln's 8 con-
cern as expressed in his first
message to the Congress. that
"All have an unfettered start
and a fair chance In the race
of life" Mayor Mardian asks
every citizen to edo everything
in his power to advance this cause
so that all Americans will under
stand and appreciate the great
advantages of our democratic
way of life."
William Roselius, industrial
relations manager of the Sperry
Phoenix Company. Is chairman
of this special day.
The Phoenix Urban League is
an organization devoted to i'm
proving opportunities for Ne
groes and bettering race rela-
tions in Phoenix. It is an af-
filiate of the National Urban
League and a member agency
of the Phoenix United Fund.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09

LOS ANGELES--A ACTRESS Dor
othy cambridge filed suit to di-
vorce Jack Denison. her husband
of three years.
Miss Dandridg e charged
cruelty and mental suffering in
the Superior Court suit.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09

Miss Dorothy Echoes, l9 old Phoenix College STUDENT
graduates her sister, Miss Hazel Echoe, old
High School senior who selected the homecoming
Miss Hazel Echoles is maoring college Her ia
vorte subjects economics, history and government
An extremely active she is the president of the J Soph
skns and member of the junior choir First Institutional
Church.
She the Phoenix Union High School junior citizenship
sponsored by the Phoenix Jr. Chamber of Commerce.
She member of the Girls League staff
school newspaper
hopes to be physi-
cal therapist.
She Is participating the Job training program
Of DR.. Oscar A. Hardin. N. IL Street.
The sisters the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Echole
zoos E. Madison St.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-09

planning session of the conference committee Of the Alpha
Kappa sorority Thursday
the Maricopa Room of the Hotel Adams.
Miss Johnson, registration chairman: Mrs.
Moten, Phillips general conference chairman:
Mrs. M. Alice Marriott, basleus and Mrs. A. D. Hart.
Standing Mesdmes william Corbin, Ann Taylor. William
Owens, and Jimmie Brooks.
Mrs. Will James another member is not shown.
regional the sorority scheduled in the city
including Arizona California. Oregon
and Washington will be represented
The Republican., 1962-06-07
Grand Prizes Given Away Each Sat. Night

SATURDAY, A. Vacuum Cleaner.
SATURDAY JUNE 6-S79e5 7Pece Dnete.
CIockR Rae
SATURDAY, JUNE e5 Value Famous Namaco Box Spring and
SATURDAY, JULY 7-s5995 Set
YOU MAY SIGN UP EACH ELIGIBLE PRIZES!
GRAND PRIZE the customer
RECORDS.
GRAND
chandse RECLNER CHAIR IN
COLOR.
The Republican., 1962-06-07
Attention, Ladies'!

We have Iistedthe names of 100
ladies in Gurrett County and the
Tri-Stote Area, hidden some
where in this four page circular.
If you find your name, bring it to
our store and we will give you
200 S&H Green Stamps.
The Republican., 1962-06-07
FREE GIFTS
To Everyone

Free TO every person entering our
store during this big 30-duy Gel
ebrotion: Aprons, Combs, Puz
zIes, Candy Suckers, Fly Swut-
tiers, Ball Point Pens.
The Republican., 1962-06-07
FREES PIECES

One of these numbers is on a piece
of merchandise displayed in our store.
1t is plainly printed in full view. Find
the piece of merchandise with one of
the following numbers on it end it is
yours free. Limit one to customer.
The Republican., 1962-06-07

With each piece of merchandise
purchased during our 30-duy An
niversury Sale we will give you
double amount of famous S&H
Green Stamps.
The Republican., 1962-06-07

We Finance Thru Local Banks
, 1962-03-21

In the ABOVE case there was involved a SLaELe OF
the General Assembly Of Maryland amending the chart
er Of a municipality and authorizing the Mayor and
Commissioners, instead of the voters of the town as
heretofore done to prescribe the compensation OF. the
Office. The opinion Of the Court went on to state That
act the amendatory act) in our opinion did not invest
the mayor and commissioners of WeSternport with any
broader power in regard 10 the clerks compensation
than they previously possessed under the municipal
charter. By the. un-amender provision which we have
already quoted, they were directed to allow the clerk
such compensation for his services as they considered
proper, and an increase OF salary equivalent to that
which this case is concerned might have been provided
under that prior delegation of authority. The act OF
1922 did not direct that the salary Of the office should
be increased, but simply provided that the mayor and
commissioners shall fix the rate of compensation which
the clerk is to receive. In the exercise OF the discretion
involved in the performance of that duty the mayor and
commissioners might have reduced the amount OF the
compensation. The increase of the salary was certainly
not a necessary consequence OF the enactment OF the sta
tuteon account of which this proceeding was instituted"
'"The Westernport case" although not based on the
same factual situation involved in the matter OF the Ad-
ministrative Assistant for ST. Croix clearly establishes
the principal that disqualification applicable to legisla-
tors contained in Section 6f) of the Revised Organic
Act relates only to situations in which the legislator has
participated in the legislative actions increasing the sa-
larry or emoluments of the office to which he is subse-
quently appointed. In the instant case the Legislature
has not directed any increase inthe salary Of the Admin
istrative Assistant any such increase derives from execu-
tive action, the Governor being in a position to choose
between the three alternatives of hitting the salary re-
main the same or Of increasing or decreasing it.
Considering the foregoing it is my opinion there
fore that the prohibitions of Section 6,f) do not operate
to prevent the payment of higher salary to Mr.. de Lugo
as Administrative Assistant for st. Croix. than was paid
to his predecessor.
lS( Francisco eCorneiro
Francisco Corneiro
Attorney General
MR.. OTTLEY: Mr.. Chairman.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Ottley.
MR.. TTLEY Mr.. Chairman, | should like to say
that / don't think the Governor should take the position
that we are not passing nthe salary.I think weShave
the authority. to pass on the salary. We can't hand the
Administration a blank check. We should be concerned
about It, because we are going to catch it, in here when
ever the Administration sets Up a salary that seems to
be out of line. I am. saying that am willing to 60 along
with it because of the fact that the Governor had made a
, 1962-03-21

EMILE. WE'RE WITH YOU
OUR OWN CHAMPION, Emile Griffith,

OUR OWN CHAMPION, Emile Griffith, goes after the
championship again on Saturday night, March "a. He will
meet the man who lifted the crown from him sometime last
year. This will be the rubber match between them, Griffith
having won the first time they met.
VIEWED FROM this corner, Griffith should win.
He won oonvincingy the first time, and lost the fight on a split
decision the second time. Many who saw the fight felt that
Emile was not at his best; that he did not seem sharp, and
missed opportunities to press his advantage.
GRIFFITH IS a good fighter, has a good punch, and
shows all the moves Of a real champion. That is not only the
opinion of his counrymen, but of the boxing world, as well,
many of which regard him as one of the best in this generation.
His return bout with Peret will be an opportunity to ~yindicate
himself, and prove that which most believe and know.
NEEDLESS TO say that these Islands are roofing for
Emile. We want him to win, and win big. We believe ne CAM
and if he applies himself will come out on top. Perhaps a num-
Der Of Virgin Islanders will take this opportunity to combine
business with pleasure and take in the fight If enough 60, a
cheering section CAP be set up. Competitors like to know that
they have the moral support Of friends and supporters roofing
for them. Joined by Virgin Islanders on the mainland, such
a cheering section could be a big and powerful one, indeed.
GRIFFITH SHOULD know that everyone back home,
to a man, is with him. If he does his best, and he always does,
he will regain the title, which he Justly deserves.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-01-11
Eastern Star Lodge
Holds Regular Meeting

The regular meeting of the
o. E. S. was held in the Masonic
Temple Monday, January 8.
Sister Arleen Sessions acted as
organist and Sisters Helen Shurr
and Vera House sang the vocal
accompaniment.
Sister Evaleen Weter acted as
Associate Matron and Sister Dor
othy Preston acted as Esther.
Joan Beverly Caldwell and AL
len H. Caldwell were initiated
into the order.
Sister Esther Miles was pre-
sented with a lovely farewell
gift by the Worthy Matron, Ann
Johnson.
The Worthy Matron announced
the next meeting, January %,
would be held in honor of all
Charter Members of the Brown
ing Chapter.
A very sociable evening was
enjoyed by all in the dining room
where Sisters Elda Becker and
Jean HaZelton and Brother Rich
ard Hazelton served a delicious
luncheon.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-01-11
County Conservation Practices
Last Year Sets New Record

We feel that without the cost
share individuals received from
the programs, many practices
would not have been performed,
especially the permanent type,
such as constructing and enlarg-
ing dams, developing springs and
seepage for livestock water. A
number of the permanent type
practices require and are given
technical assistance by Gordon
Maston of the Soil Conservation
Service and by the gentlemen
from the Bureau of Indian At
fairs.
The following statistics are a
resume of the cost share work
done in Glacier county for 1861.
Ell Stubble mulch: $50 produc-
ers. 70.228 acres, sl6.540.60: A-6
stripping: 81 producers, 1857
acres, S9,201.25; B-5-wells: 9 pro-
ducers, s2,572.59; B-7-dams: 6
producers, 1867 GU. yd, 81. 323.6 so;
B-9-fencing: IA producers, 1904
rods, S5,70406; A-8-trees: 2 pro-
dusers, 1000 trees, S329.82; BIG
2 producers, 4 springs,
S523.03; C-16-spdr. bitches: 1
producer, 800 GU. I'd, S225.77;
C-13-land leveling: 5 producers,
62,753 Gu. yds., s5,63l.49; F-2-1-
noxious weeds: 4 producers, las
acres, S392.26: C-l4+enlarging
dams: / producer, 1854 Gu yds..
S328.86; F-2-H-Init. of Irr. water
2 producers, IS acres, S375.00;
A-2-Permanent pasture: % pro-
ducers, 1892 acres, S14, 260.43;
C-l2-Reorg Irr. system: ! pro-
Queer, 2 struct., S24.60.
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Calgary Coach To Speak At
Lions Club Athletic BANQUET

of the club to attend the mid.
winter cabinet meeting of Dis.
trict 81, Lions international
which will be held at Red Deer,
Alberta this Friday and all day
Saturday. Expected to attend are
Earl Eastwood, Deputy District
Governor of this sub-district;
Frank Greco, President of the
club and Pete Duncan, first vice
president. Vern Hartford, Kay
Hoyt and Bob Harris, Treasurer,
Tail Twister and Secretary re-
spectively, are also slated to at.
tend.
Lion Phil Ward, general mana.
ger of the third annual North
American All-Indian Basketball
tournament, was able to report
that three of the teams for this
years tourney are all entered
and that the other five places
are being rapidly taken up. AS
a matter of fact, the local selec,
ton committee is having to put
oil the brakes" in order to be
sure that the very best possible
teams are signed up. For this
reason several teams, DESTROYS OF
entering, are being held on a
standby basis.