The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 6

MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1 87 1953. stepped-up to the "Blue-Flame US" extra car was required for the ariJ. Haich numerous floral offerings. Pallbearers were Joe Klely, Ord Philipsburg Bureau Correspondent's Phone 83 great performance with monty-MT-ing gas mileage. The public is invited to drop In to Murray Motor showrooms "to see the best-looking Chevrolet you ever saw." Mitchell, Tony Hoff, W.

J. Leary, Troy Carmichael and Harry Fuller. CHARLES GRENKO The funeral of Charles Grenko engine. According to Mr. Murray, there's "more beauty with new styling in body by Fisher, and bright new color harmonies outside and inside the car." New features include power brakes, and automatic electric window and seat controls, as optional equipment Chevrolet engineering has kept pace with all these advancements so that the new '54 models combine took nlace Thursday morning from Oceania, the smallest the continental groups, has an area of 3,654,294 square miles.

Granite to Play Darby, Florence PHILIPSBURG The Granite White's funeral home proceeding to Sacred Heart church where 1954 Chevrolets Coming Today The new 1954 "brimming with beauty" Chevrolet, most powerful ever built, will go on display Friday in the showrooms of the Murray Motor Galena and Cool-radio streets. Roy Murray said "for the convenience of the public, we'll be open until 9 p. m. Friday and Saturday evenings." The 1954 line is again powered for performance and engineered for economy. There's new power in all models; Powerglide boasts the more powerful "Blue-Flame 125" engine and gear-shift models are Laid to Rcsl The Eev.

James C. Holt conduct-d funeral services Thursday afternoon La White's Chapel tor Nor-nan J. Hatch, native Butte resident and World War II serviceman. I During the rlteff Mrs. Margaret Kenck, accompanied by Mrs.

Florence Price, sang "In the Garden," Still With Thee" and'BC; yond the Sunset." A large number of friends froni Butte, Helena-and Other Montana cities attended the service, and an requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev. Joseph Mavsar. The chil REMEMBER dren's choir sans the responses. Pallbearers were Tony posen, Jo County Prospectors took two games on the Bitter Root trip last weekend by drubbing Corvallis, 59 to 49, and. trouclng Victor, 57 to 1953 Com Crop Is Estimated WASHINGTON UD The Agriculture Department, in its final report of the year, Thursday estimated the 1953 corn crop at 3,176,615,000 bushels and the wheat crop at 1,168,536,000 bushels.

The corn estimate is 3,815,000 bushels less than 3,180,430,000 forecast a month ago. It compares with last year's revised estimate of 3,279,403,000 bushels and the 10-year (1942-51) average of 3,036,380,000 bushels. The wheat figure is 5,305,000 bushels more than last month's forecast of 1,163,231,000 bushels. It compares with last year's revised estimate of 1,298,957,000 bushels and the 10-year average of The winter wheat crop was reported at 877,511,000 bushels compared with 878,331,000 forecast a month ago, last year's revised es XMAX MONEY seph Dosen, Paul Dosen, John Marriage Annulled by Court Decree The marriage of Nathan J. Sochia and Constance Sochia was annulled by decree of Judge John B.

McClernan in district court Thursday. The title of Moses Roberts and Ella M. Roberta to property in the Chelsea addition was quieted. H. Lynch, Helen Harrington and Betty Chapnick appraised the estate of Uno Rova at $1,799.50.

Salvation Army Sels Deadline for Yule Basket Names The Salvation Army announced Thursday that the deadline for turning in names of those in need of Christmas baskets or toys will be Monday afternoon. Names will be cleared with the welfare department to avoid duplications with other agencies. World's largest earthfill dam Is Fort Peck, in Montana. Jurkovlch. Marco Senta and Tom 30.

This places Granite and Flor Benac. Graveside services in Holy ence at the top of the conference with no losses. Cross cemetery were conducted by the Rev. Edmond Taylor. Can Use Today In both games the opposition FRED W.

SWEET Fred W. Sweet was laid to rest tried to keep the ball. Granite switched to a man to man piling up 19 to Corvallis Blue Devils' 8 SS.M M4 InmI mi Ttmr ewa 1 1 ndiHii. wrfMtalM Mrrieo. Announcing Ted's Barber Shop 343 So.

Arizona Welcomes All Customers-Old and New Ted Jarrela in Holy Cross cemetery Thursday morninn following celebration of in the third quarter. Philipsburg led 15 points with four minutes to i- I TT go. Sichveland, Walkup and Paige MORRIS Special for Christmas Individual Ice Cream SANTA CLAUS S. L. ICE CREAM STORE 7t Weil Brodw7 Phone 1-4207 were effective with 18, 17 and 12 points, respectively.

11 In the Victor game, Granite used FINANCE CO. J01 Lewlshon Bids. Jnd fWoC timate of 1,059,558,000 and the 10-year average of 797,237,000. the entire bench in a scramble affair, with Victor using a pressing defense. Ronny Paige, agile forward, sank 18 points against Victor.

Granite increased its foul a requiem mass ai aacrea nenri church by the Rev. E. P. Gilmore. The Rev.

Frank Harrington was in the sanctuary during mass. Many friends attended the funeral of the well known Butte man who died suddenly while at work at the Rarus mine Monday evening. The profusion of floral offerings required a special car to convey them to the cemetery. The Rev. Edmond Taylor recited the committal services.

Pallbearers were Pete Skelley, Thomas Osborn, THOR WRINCER WASHERS M2450 to $15950 With Pomp THOR CUDIRON I RON EH 1395 liberal Trade-in Easy Terms RING Appliance Co. Second and Delaware shot percentage to a strong 75 per. cent, placing 15 in the Corvallis MmA Three Well Known game and 25 in the Victor game. raames Walkup kept up a terrific aver age by sinking 10 gift shots against Wilfred Riordan, Hugh Graham, Victor. All eyes will be on Florence this weekend.

Kelly, back from Dee, Chevrolet and no Gordon Lingley and Harry Shields. Duggan's Merrill mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Lima, capital of Peru, is situated almost at sea level. the Marines, has kept Florence in the running. A huge crowd is ex pected this week at the gym when Granite meets Darby Friday eve Oldsmobile Are Motoring Pleasure! ning and Florence Saturday.

Scoring in the Corvallis game: For Your earn Philipsburg Paige 12, Sichveland 18, Slovacek 6, Corbin 2, Walkup 17, Naef 3, Mazza 1. Corvallis ou Wirty 10, Appleburg 3, Hill 12, Stanhope 12, Hill 12. Victor game: Philipsburg Paige 18, Slovacek 8, Sichveland 13, Braach 3, Walkup 12, Naef 1, Mazza 2. Victor Hinton 1, Stan-1 ley 8, Miller 14, Jones 1, Gutherie i It's a happy co-incidence that with the unveiling of the 1954 CHEVROLET America's favor-ite car and best seller for over 25 years we of Dee Motor Company are privileged to make our bow as franchised Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Dealer in Anaconda. We do so fully mindful of our responsibilities in the matter of service and we accordingly pledge our sincere best efforts to make sure that with our expanded shop, parts and sales facilities, we will provide the utmost of motoring satisfaction to old and new customers.

Stop in next time you are close by. NO USE FIDDLING WE'RE ROCKING THE TOWN 2, Cole 4. I Frank Winninghoff Is JAYSON'S PRICED FOR A SELLOUT 4 Winner of Los Angeles Contest PHILIPSBURG Frank Winninghoff, 17, senior at Loyola high HERE THEY ARE MAGNIFICENT NEW CLAMOUR QUALITY FURS AT JAYSON'S SENSATIONALLY REDUCED PRICES 4 school, Los Angeles, whose family ''it i iz -v 7 i j- IT 7 hk'L: 'f'i -f i i Wr f. itiliNw' 'x 4A Your Choice 4 $295 Russian Dyed Pony Coats $395 Chinese Caracul Paw $395 Imported Dyed Marmot $225 Dyed Antelope Coats formerly lived here, was named first prize winner in the Los Angeles Examiner's 11th Annual Hearst Newspaper American History Awards. Judges selected 60 winners from among the record number of 1,163 Los Angeles area high school juniors and seniors who took the test Nov.

9. The winners divide $1,225 in savings bonds and stamps, Winninghoff was recipient of the $250 first prize. Serious and scholarly, Frank, the youngest of four children, lists Your Choice $11 Formerly $295 Brown Dyed Caracul Coats $295 Brown. Dyed Marmot Coats $295 Brown Dyed Northern Back Muskrat Coats v. $295 Crey Dyed African Kidskin $335 Blk.

Dyed Persian Paw Coat meteorology and physics among i DEE HAROLD BUERMAN SALESMAN CIL LEMELIN SALESMAN LEONARD DEE OWNER AND GENERAL MANAGER WILLIAM T. (BILL) SALES MANAGER his special interests. He is a scholarship student with "straight grades, a member of the debating team at his school and enjoys nonorganized sports such as hiking. Because he is considering entering the priesthood, Frank, an SPECIAL 6 Ye ciirs of Good Brown Dyed Northern 23 accomplished pianist, is beginning studies of liturgical music and organ with his mother. His father, Vincent Winninghoff, Back Muskrat 228 Loafs.

uio iiiioef fieimce A former Philipsburg resident, is supervisor of the Hancock post office station. He has many rela tives here in Philipsburg who i Ml mm $mM mm) mmw-mi his share his family's pride in outstanding accomplishment. ehimid the Service $399 Silver Blu North ern Muskrat Flanks. Girl Scout Leaders Conduct Session MARIANNE MESENKO 8ecretrT RONEY KOHLER Fartt Department MARION McDONALD Bookkeeper You save 288 $111. Now mwM PHILIPSBURG The Girl Scout Council met at luncheon at the home of Mrs.

B. G. Paige with Mrs. Cecil Fessler assisting hostess. Mrs.

John Conrow, Butte Scout executive, was unable to at tend. Mrs. Leland Page demon-tlistrated the art of making earrings HUNDREDS on These! SAVE to the leaders and council members. RALPH LEE SERVICE MANAGER 4 i Li i Dyed Sheared Raccoon, Natural Persian Lamb, Natural Sheared Beaver, Russian Dyed Ermine, Natural Ranch Mink Paw and a hundred other fine coats. Deposit Reserves Your Selection '10 NEAL CHIDDIX IMechanle HARRY SMITH Mechanic comid Soles oi Mevj Aiiocondco Dealership (for Chevrolet corod Idsmmobile That's a strong guarantee of customer satisfaction BUT that isn't all we offer.

WE ARE GREATLY INCREASING OUR PARTS AND SERVICE FACILITIES including a complete new glass department. We're adding a body repair and refinishing department. We enlarged our used car sales facilities. We have added expert, factory-trained mechanics to a team that we have always felt was tops in its league. We're not going to spare expense or effort in seeing that motorists of this area get the acme of excellence in service and value when they deal with Dee.

Come in Your First Opportunity! Meet the Dee Team and See Our New Cars and Set-up CHARLES 6WIIIART Mechanlo Mrs. Dan Meschter, Brownie leader, showed how to teach a new song to a group of Brownies. Mrs. Paige, council chairman, announced the organization of a new group of Second Grade Brownies under the leadership of Mrs. Blanche Martin and Mrs.

Cleve Metcalf Jr. The Fourth Grade Brownies are still without leadership. The next meeting of the Council will be at the home of Mrs. Don Johnson. 12 Months to Pay All fun labeled to ihow country of oriiln FINE FURS JAYSOM' it il I There are five copies of the Gettysburg Address in Lincoln's handwriting still intact.

EGAN ART BOLICK Body Man DICK PROTHERO Mechanlo LOGAN Body Han TT TT JACK THOMPSON BUSINESS MANAGER BRAND OLD and OLDSMOBILE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BILL BOB CHANDLER Helper Motor HARRY SOLBERG Body Man CONNOLLY Jockey Boy i I If -r Vi XHfVRGI i- I Mil 1 I 45 COMPANY 120 West Park Aye. USED CAR LOT. ..512 E. PARK ANACONDA, MONT 1 iHrff mr tomb ZJJ $250 $3.95 Ot. pt Cod 2D Code itC BUDDY SLAUGHTER Apprratlo GARNET LEWIS PARTS MANAGER FULLY AGED TU1 WHISKEY IS 4 YUIS CU 6 PlOOf TK.W.0.HEIIITA& COMPANlLJimf MI.MTUCH.