The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 6

Indejwndtnt Record, Helens, Thursday, February 27, 1958 "WILL IT Thai, Bays Kenneth I.uudgreii, 1b the question he's asked mosl by admirers who see his doit-yoursclf auto an the streets of Houston, Texas, dubbed the "Globcsler," it's IS feet hing. 6 feet wide, has wheels, and a body shaped like an airplane fuselage. Lundjjrcn, a mechanic who iptnt five vears building It, describes the "Globesler" as, "principally a Ford motor and rear end wilh a Chevy frame. Ford trim on the outside, Plymouth windshield wipers, and features of other cars." Steering Is controlled by the one wheel in the rear. "Will It fly?" "Don't know, never tried to," says Lundgren.

Capital City News in Brief Pvt. Jerry M. IikGuire, attend-i Ing an 11-week course at army refrigeration school in F'ni'l Bcl-i voir, ranked first in a class of 28 in recent examinations. 1'ri vale McGitire, a Kraduale of Helena Senior high school, enlisted iii the army lost fall, taking his inilial training at romp Carson. Colo.

He is I he sun of Sir. and Jack McGuire of Utlca. Here's a good chance lo unload that old gas range In the kitchen. We'll allow $40,00 for it on a new Corunadn Deluxe Gas Range. We have one model wilh a list price of that you'll pay only $109.03 for with your old Gimble'l.

Adv. Eagles Auxiliary members attention: Any members wishing, to take the bus, being chartered to Crest Falls, Vicdnesday. March 18, please Thrlma AC no later lhan Timrsdav, Feb. Adv. District Judge Victor II.

Fall has set 11 a. in. Friday lor a hearing on the petition of dissolution of the Marysvillc Gold Mining and application for substitution and appointment ol trustee Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses Jimmy Lelioy Mcintosh, and Florence Evelyn Powell, both of Helena. Bella Younjj Clements and Violet May Irwin, both of Helena. Funeral Funeral services for George Lldke, 5B, who died Tuesday inarniDB at the veterans' administration hospital.

Fori Harrison, will be conducted at 2 p. in. Kri-day at the Wilson chapel, Philips-burg, llurial will he in Ihc Phil ipsburg cemetery. Herrmann and company funeral home was in charge of local arrangements. Hickory 2-1550 Our Funeral Arrangement Trust records specific de.

sires on all details imrt cost ot funeral arrangements. Funeral Notices LIDICE, George aged 58, of Phlllpsbut'g, Montana, Funeral services will he held in I'hilinsburf Interment in I be Philips-hurg ccmclery. HAGLER Mortuary DIAL HI 2-8520 650 Logon St. i easily financed on our convenient time-pay plan. C.

E. and Ellen Chariton have deeded lots 7 8 In block 54 lu the Christian church. No monelary consideration was stipulated hut the deed is subject to an existing mortgage of the Amen- lion. Kiiilding and Loan ftssoci i Community Silver revival of fa-oiis patterns. Call Barnes Jewel-, III 2-30(10.

for prices anil lo place orders Adv. Home made bread 'n' rolls sale al Fligelman's, Saturday, March I. Sponsored hy Helena Venture Adv. Floor sanding, filling, finishing. Heavv equipment.

Professional. HI Adv. Dislnct Judge Lester loble has ordered Clifford T. Mayer to appear before him March 3 to show cause why he should nol be punished for contempt of court for failure lo provide S250 per month for support of four minor children. Helena Valley Farm Itiireau will present a 3-act comedy play, "The Adorable Imp," Feb.

28 and Marcli 1 at 8 p. at the Warren Adv. What do you want your school' lo teach? II you arc interested vim will have an opportunity lo 1 )i is mailer on the afiei- noon March 1. A County meet ing of all Intcresleii people will be held in Ihe senior High School lunch room, beginning at 1 o'clock in the afternoon lo discuss the various subjects taught in the schools and to get yDur ideas ibout uiem. Keep tnis date tree! Unity meeting at Y.W.C.A.

Friday, 21th, 8 p. m. By Rev. Fsther Lewis Adv. District Judge Lester H.

Loble has set March la to hear the pirlition of Hugh K. Gaw for let-iters testumenlary in the estate of Gaw who died April 20. 1S57. Hon would you like your living! room carpeted wall to wall luxurious wool Wilton for approx: mutely S35 down and pei month. Call Holly's, HI New for Spring if you've been wondering what's new in clothes how about this attire shown off here by young Paul Kvldt.

We predict stripes and plaids will be all the-rage this coming season. Our modol is a regular Phillips customer and the year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben D. Kvidl, 163(1 Highland.

NO ONE OUTGROWS THE NEED FOR MILK add vcars to your life and life to your drink a1 least (hrec glasses every day. iP DAIRIES, Inc. "At S'our At Your Store" Dill Hickory 2-3B05 The estate of Andrew Brown who died May 1, has been appraiM'ri UP. avcojrtfiDJ! to a report filed with the slate board of equalisation by Jean De- Jree, John Harttic and At Lilies, ippraiscrs. Care and comfort fur convales cents and the elderly.

Low rates. Call Sinner's Ilest Home. HI 2-2570 or HI Adv. Alcoholics Anonymous. Phonf III 2-71)84 or wrllc P.

Boi 36) -Adv. Helena Symphony Orchestra Concert next Sunday, 3 p. m. Chic Center. Single admissions, adults SI-75: children Adv If you arc not satisfied with your a Stauffer Posture Hest can help you.

For free dem-lonstration Call Lucira Peterson, HI Adv, Organelles rummage sale, Old Sherman Music March 1st 3rd and -1th. Call HI 2-2R01 for rummage Adv. Traveling sample service now 2l Holly's. Carpet at a saving In you, over 500 samples to choose from. Call HI 2 Adv.

You have a hearl Save il! Any woman can enroll now for the work simplification course, start-, ing march 1st, by calling III 3. Adv. Save Vi to on many drug store items isit Cloie-Out Table at Heynolda Adv. District Judye Lester H. Lufllc lias signed a decree terminating joint tenancy and passed abso lute tine to all Of lot in blocu 1G of the Flownrree addition to Lucy HI.

Rjgcs. The nroaerty formerly was held by her and Charles Gilnian Riggs, who died Feb. 8. Women of the Moose will hold a public card party Feb. 27th.

8 p. ot the Moose Lodge. Whist and Pinochle will be played. Sponsored by (he Child Care Adv. Helena Symphony Orchestra Concert next Sunday, n.

Civic Center, featuring Carol Jane Carlson, Adv. For the whitest and brightest laundered shirts In town at 29c send them lo Capital Laun dry and Dry Cleaners, 720 Helena ciiue, HI A4r. Single Admission Tickets at Haratdson's Specialty Shop for: the Helena Symphony Orchestra1 Concert next Sunday, Civic Center, 3 p. Adv. New vacation trailers for rent Dickson Trailer Sales.

HI 2-1200. -Adv. Good Selection of Used Furnt Clafhn Furuitara Adv. Day Cars Kindergarten. Mrs.

Stanley R. FooL HI "One stop service." says Dick I fUJu ol his new Conoco Slation located at the corner of Grant and Euclid. This new station lea- lures the best in Conoco Products. Stiiicr Motor Oil and Royal Gasoline with T.C.P. Also, a com plete line of nationally famous lives, naileries and accessories.

-Adv. 'Taylor Dav Nurserv and Km-i dergarten. Ill 'MOBO-Adv. Frank Stiiilh has filed a com-i iilafnt in district enurl here in which he seeks a divorce from Helen Smith on bounds ol cruelty. The couple married July 13.

1854. at Missoula smi lias no children. Maria Mitchell, born In Nan- nickel, Mass, was the firsl Unfinished woman scientist in America, Her field was iisti-on Dill Hickory 2.1970 'Stranger' in Illegal Tab Case Named A Parole violator, who was re turned Lo the prison at Deer iLodac onlv last week, was iden tified by Louie Sharp Wednesday as the stranger who sold illegal Momuna vehicle license tags in Helena bar several months, ago. Authorities, investigating a pos sible statewide traffic in the il legal sale or the tags, declined lo be quoted in idenliiyiiig trie accused license tab seller, who was on parole at time ol the alleged sale. lie was naroled in September and his parole revoked tor violations in January.

The identification was made at the prison by Sharp, 35, of Helena. Sharn claims that the convict sold him the labs sometime in October at a Helena tar. Lapt. Don Haw ol the Helena police de partment accompanied Sharp to Dour Lodge. Sharn.

who is beins held city jail for investigation of pos sessing stolen properly, under' went a lie delecinr special agent fo: ifreighlway line volunteered his portable lie detector to aid in the esligation. CliioT John Fred said the results of the test will not be iused as evidence. Meanwhile, samples of the 'small, aluminum 195U validating tabs for vehicle. Jirenscs made by (convicts were moiled to the FBI Washington laboratory. Chief Fred said he asked rush handling ot the tests to determine whether Ihe labs confiscated Tuesday were made in the prison.

Warden F. O. Rurrcll said several hundred of the tabs, which arc affixed to standard li-' cense plates, are cut from dinarv aluminum in rolls ividlh of the tabs. He ssir! that same arc spoiled and ret- the process and thus it would he possible for eonvicls to tabs wilhoul melal li noticed. Ed Weinsheimer.

5H, of Hel was sentenced lo 15 days in the Lewis and Clark county jail by Justice of Peace A.J.White on his plea of guilty to a misdemeanor oil having improper licenses lor his two cars. Weinsheimer said Sharp (gave him the two sets of tads but that he had not driven his cars since then. Building Permits In- January Up 35 Per Cent The number of building per mits issued in Montana during January was nearly 35 per cent higher than for the comparable month last year, but value was down about $127,000. The Federal Reserve Bank Thursday reported 205 January permits valued at SI, 102,235, compared with 50 valued at U03 in January jMS7. Billings, Great Falls and Helena registered the higgest gains, while Butte and had the mosl substantial Josses.

Hillings had 36 permits valued at S1S0.750, compared with 27 al $75,400 last year; Great Falls 88 at compared with 54 at 5297,421: Helena 13 at S16U678, compared with 14 at SfjU.TO; Butte 3 at SE7.547. comoared with fl at S5I8.200, and Havre 2 at 5 14,000, compared with 11 at S113.112. IMPORTED A twin-engine Lodestar sticks out of frigid Lake Michigan like a chicken in the gravy as a U. Coast Guard eraft haves in to the rescue. A pilot and six shivering passengers were pulled out and defrosted.

Helena Chamber 0 i 0 Is Only One Small Convention Item Neglected Group Meets mg at the police station. The board of directors of the The Helena man agreed to the nf commerce and the chamber's convention committee met recently at a no host luncheon at the Montana club lo discuss proposed plans of the committee and what they are trving to accomplish. Phillip Gunn, convention com mittee chairman, pointed out tnat conveniens do not take anything away from a community but bring in added revenue based on expenditures of S24 per day lor an average of ZVi days. Gunn also staled that the aim Ihe committee is to sell and service conventions. They plan to put out a photographic convention brochure showing Helena's shopping center, entertainment spots, motel and hotel accommodations and historical attractions.

The hrochure will show Helena as the center of the state's pop- ulalion; 65 per cent within 100- mile radius ot Helena. w. L. Bomparl, convention commilteeman, mentioned the Helena motel owners had an investment ol SI ,477,000 in their 17 motels; a total of 428 rooms avail-able for conventions. Board of directors present at the meeting were Homer Phillips, president; Joseph T.

Roy; Archie Bray, John H. Morrison; Harry Byrne; Mrs. Sherman W. Smith, manager, and Diann Cleveland, stenographer. Convention eommilieemen pres-.

ent besides Gunn and Bomparl ivrrr RitlerheeV. Neil Amer- iman, John Quigley, Gladys AL Larson. Louis Saginaw and William Walrath, Clarke Collects $85 in Fines And Forfeitures Justice of the Peace James C. Clarke has collected S85 In lints! and forfeitures for recent viola, tions of blehway regulations. Richard Vincent snmaus ot; Townsend naid a S25 fine on second offense of exceeding the night speed limit.

Richard heown Sinclair of 914 Monroe was fined $10 on a similar chnntc. Others fined $10 each were Charles Valley of 18U South Main lor his failure to have a driver's license and Lorin Owen Waling of 221 East Sixth for oper- jating a vehicle without a current registration tab. Straightening Out Failure to dim lights for On- Graveside, England traffic cost S10 each in: Crooked Lane, one ot the oldest forfeitures for Halvor Anurias streets in this Kent town, is to be Giersdal of East Helena and Ella widened. Reinhold Nulliner ol Great Falls. SERVING TRAyS GENUINE faphoduttioKL Ufelime silver-colored solid metal.

Brightly plated iwer needs polishing, fiuaranlecd not. to tarnish, rust or stain. Alcohol proof. Washes like a disli wilh soap and water. KiwanisClub fessional engineers registration at the club's reguhu at the Placer hotel.

Morrison told Ihe meeting lhat the law was an an attempt "to police our profession." He said that all the slates and territories have similar laws. Wyoming was the first to pass such a Jaw 1816. Montana passed a law re quiring registration of civil ginecrs and land surveyor 1947, but it wasn't until 1957 that a law requiring registration of all prof essional engineers was passed despite many attempts to get such an act on ine booke. Ijlorrison said. He said lhat since passage of the act about 700 to 800 engineers had been registered, of which about 50 to 60 were land surveyors, Approximately 150 applications are pending before the board of examiners according to Morrison who is a member of the board.

Morrison told Klwanians of the various requirements of educa tion and experience an engineer needed to become registered. He said that the only way an engi- of doubtful ability could be- registered was under grandfather" clause in wliicil engineer who has heen residing in and practicing engineering in Montana for a year prior tn pas sage ot the act must be registered. This, he said, is because you cannot take a man's liveli hood from him. The clause will expire in 195B. Morrison concluded by lelline members that the reglstrartion was designed to protect the public from inferior engineering worn.

Dick Dlghtman. program chair man, introduced the speaker. vein Sineiaon and Bert Erickson of Helena, Al Ashley, Butte, and Loalie Randal of St Paul, were guests at the meeting. Little Rock, Ark, The udjutant section of the Little Rock air force base headquarters jgjj; j0 ran oil several thousand card the 1(1 be fiUc(J out to airmen to be used in a locator file meeting to provide personnel data at The "Whiffenpoof Song" was adapted from Rudyard Kipling's poem, "Gentlemen Rankers." There were numerous to he completed on each card but one item was left "Name." Slides of Science Wilt Be Shown Students Photographic of the 1957 (iUotilana Science Fair at Montana State university in Missoula and Ihc National Science fair will be shown to Helena Senior school students Friday noon. Pat Mai'ktn of Helena Senior high school won first place for boys in the Montana Science air last year and piaced third in his category at Ihe national event.

Students now are working on their enlries for the second annual Helena Science Fair scheduled March 28 with separate di- oi Senior and Junior high school students. The Helena Science Fair will be open to entries from Helena. East Helena, Jeflenon of Boulder, Broadwater of Townsend and White Sulphur Springs students-Winners of the fair here, which is that for district No. 6. will be eligible lo attend the Montana Science Fair in Missoula April 11-12.

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