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Evening star., 1946-02-06
OFFICES WANTED.

PHYSICIAN desires space in ne. or Sc,
main thoroughfare suitable for doctor S
office. 81. 6S70
MAJOR RAILROAD CO. desires 900 to
1000 SO. IT. OF unfurn. ofice space in good
downtown bldg. for immediate and perm
occupancy. DI. 1894.
desires combined studio
and resid. suite, "a rooms and bath, un-
furnished. in better class business or res
idential location. Box 421-H, Star
Evening star., 1946-02-06

CORNER 9th AND SITS. N.W,-A busi-
ness corner, consisting OF several stores;
o and which viii
10 i, Isssss sna priced 70 ssli. esii Harry AIRY;
IDEAL cokNEk srShal Ush leases s are airsady mad.
f9r three so ssSrss ts pns large ys snd Zen
ant sncra = niss dopgGa SSDIasuass sMAEI fIa
NHaE MEDICAL III "HadSssa snDGs H.as se commercial
sal. sale or pr lease. Located In strategic area.
g;s pm. Sat. to / pm. N. BAsILIKo
HAehkT SseasT ed3oRNER STORE on wisconsin
ave-. ave-. only ! block from M, St. This
can be remodeled for many profitable pur-
poses. Can our business property depart
s' piete Real Estate NHss fnstitasion i415 0m st
hh,~s sTsa ah sRAR0 IaG0' CONN. AyE.-rn.s we'll
and apt, above. should Interest a small
nerchsnt ien mit recurring hn sood buSiness loca
wAEEHo6sE MaH stSkef ok srbiNd bE lsg sffr on B.
Q: Railroad, in Silver Spring. 234 It. on
cai Mr. Brosas @ siao asas s4o6 5:ai eSe ssfsan ann
Sun, Sligo 4150. STANLEY PEARSON
Se oN ~ esTs,a ST.. only aSe block west Of Connect
icut ave-Store with apartment above and
garage age. In the rear; no leases. 4 fine retail
ment,, LEO M. BERNSTEIN l. CO.
Complete Real Estate Institution" 1415
18th AND L sTs. N.w.-Excellent corner
Isl or End eOmmereial business: lot dimen--
s9 or 'f re- II ssls Gan cSsaEs Essrs'q i hySS SS
isG ST. sfeHsss susfNEss aEssti three
and should bs desirable for many types Of
asep eaFeu may ss.
gRiEpMaN sS'sse BroFer II. sfe 1853. ii HARRY l.
ter-2 stores with 5 apartments on the
ths rear iins Investment Vs Of an 'szf exesieni 1t
STEIN 1 CO., "A Complete Real Estats
5nssItSsi9n;n 4ak oMs pra sa15 St nS NE 54oo
TO- streetcar line, improved By substantial Hsi
sri@s hstbs home s IN perfect eondition. 8 rooms
800. Can Mrs: Paterson, ewes, OR, 1894
ssent wisn & IA Il s.}So .}MSo5LLEGE1sr co. exclusive
1900 BLOCK WISCONSIN AvE.-This un-
usually clean, well-built. 2-story brick
ps AND esn a. Be boust no%
the owner who occupies the store and /
apt. viii give possession on July l. 1946
Pr,SeS Prntsr TO sell &C. Can HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN.
WAkEH66tsEE SUI !sSi2fEs, some ON railroad. one
with building covering 5000 square feet
SHOEMAKER iSFSAfai iHis K s. ao0n NV. hoSls SA
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Elderly couple
Tshss e ss n soR o.sa S1e Sob w 1ns
oil heat and 2.car garage; lot 60xi6o
Sa ST. nf Al fiey ists 81 s%@sssory asoo building
of1ces or commercial Offices. Inspect the
plans available at our office. Busines.
8 CO.. "A Complete Real Estate institu-
tiSn;n : l415 K ST. NV, Me. 300,
purchasing centrally located downtown
store property to house your business with
TIVE St Sompifte n,ts apartments We should like
on On. reasonably reg nal short notice. Admirably
ns snssaesS eoaSRRcIsE asfR R1E aD vaaans sf e. hsh
desirable as automobile agency or similar
enterprise; several blocks west Of Conn
and sah ca n n Mssse Sos noAs 81 ssoe Hys
setsroakY' tr 4 z BRICK sixi BUILDING, End com.
mereial stere and aa5 apt, near Ball Park; Ga
MURRAY @ ~ 81. s1i4. " SHANNON aSs' & I5 IucHs Mr
GO Co. l595 st.n; Ma: 2345, :
siding; 10000 So It. Of noor space: Ss5..
900; terms. ROBERT MORGAN g. co.
RE. 0sss.
1000 Goth ST. NV, corner 10th and z
sts.-lst commercial. 3-story brick build
Evening star., 1946-02-06
STORES FOR RENT.

PARK AND SHOP, especially desirable for
restaurant. 36-ft. frontage. attractive new
building. busy location on Columbia pike
in Arlington. Va. Rental. $500. Reser-
vations being made for adjoining stores
before completion. CHAS. L. NoRRIS
STORE AND UPPER FLOORS. near Dupon,
Circle: possession about June /; rent 1925
per month. Box 4Q3 n. Star.
CALL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN to assure you
OF q desirable tenant in the rental Of your
store. am at your service, now or later
HARRY l.. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1855
VACANT STORE, 1885 36th St NV. 15x
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 1900.
LEASE FOR SALE, lower Conn. ave
Long-term store lease, Conn. ave. between
K and NJ Write Box 4aO-J Star
Evening star., 1946-02-06
STORES WANTED.

CALL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN-It is true
that the demand is great for stores. but
it might be profitable for you to have me
locate a desirable tenant I am at your
service, HARRY l., FRIEDMAN. Broker,
I-sToRY STORES or stores with apts.,
Northwest D. c., Maryland or Virginia;
cash buyers up to S20O.0 900; prompt ac-
tion. Mr.. Terms. SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.,
5n5 st. NV, Ma 2345
Evening star., 1946-02-06
PROPERTY WANTED

VETERAN, returned from overseas, wishes
to buy income-bearing property UP to
$4,000. Owners preferred Adams 275S
CALL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN should you
consider selling your property; no obliga-
ton on your part until it is sold. Every
effort will be made to sell it within a
reasonable time. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN,
Evening star., 1946-02-06
INvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

e ADJOINING BRICK BLDGS,, 4th and r
mately 45x1o0 IT.; only S32. 900 for both
q can pc sold ssparstely. KAY REALTY
CO., RA. 220Q, 5b0b Georeia ave. NV.
4-APT.. UNITS In brick bldgs. 1st and r
Z. ", showtnE monthly income Of 1918.
only 4l 1850 on terms. KAY REALTY CO.,
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oUr-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE

5,500-ACRE shooting and fishing pre-
serve. located in South Carolina. 2.5o0.
acre island on the Virginia coast. 16,500-
hunting land in the James River in Vir-
glnla. 1000 acres of oil. land in Ten
nessee. Also several old Virginia planta-
lions Get particulars from THOS O.
BURCH. Broker, 1902 Hull St, Richmond.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
DESK SPACE WANTED

REAL ESTATE BROKER needs desk space
and telephone service on Connecticut OF
wisconsin aves. Will share. HO. 1881
until 2 or after g.. Sc
Evening star., 1946-02-06
STORES FOR SALE.

CALL HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN now or later
should you consider selling your store. No
obligation on your part until 1t is sold
At yoK service. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
nOnFRN RIINCAI

hardwood floors, h-w h., electricity. 5-car
garage. IA lots. large chicken house: trans
portation; $3.50: terms. Carmody Hills,
Modern bungalow. rooms and bath.
nrepiace. gas stove. electric refrigerator
electricity: lot I1n5 Iooxioo: $3.50: terms terms
Carmody. Hills, Md. Phone Mr.. Markey,
z. B, ZhNTzINGER CO.. 945 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
FARMS WANTED.

10 TO 80 ACRES CULTIVATED, some pas
ture, hveable house; Va or Nd, within
~ mi. D. G: rent or share crop. SH 24S0.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
COMMERCIAL LOT m NV. wanted in
exchange for Capitol Hill 2-family brick
nat. ]. LEO KOLB. INC, real estate and
insurance since 1902. MI. 21OO.
Evening star., 1946-02-06

1000 Goth ST. NV, corner goth and x
sts.-lst commercial. 3-story brick build
ing.
2-car brick garage in rear; 1st commercial
For further information call Harry Dreisen,
IA. 6902, or MURRAY CO. MA. 1866.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ENGINEERING FIRM desires street-levei
space for storage Of small truck and light
engineering equipment. approximately 25
It, by so It, Call or write s. d. SARFF.
l42Q New York ave. Republic 2013.
SOUTHEAST or nearby Maryland--Cash
SCOTT SANDERS, 1927 Pennsylvania ave.
Any PRoPERTriY, in the Distric. or nearby,
residential or commercial, lots or parcels.
Pay cash. No agents. Box 205-H. Star: :
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
TWO CHOICE TRACTS Of 10 and II acres
from Rockville: party wooded: some
clearer land; stream; beautiful view. Price,
SSsa59 per acre; e. r. PRICE 81 CO.. ME.
BULpEks DEVELOPERS we have "a acres
miles from District line, with about 500
It. on Georgia ave. and with l modern s.
room. 2-bath house. $4,000, Cali Mr..
Godfrey, Sligo 5400; eve and Sun, SH.
e59s. STANLEY PEARSON, s236 Georgia
Virginia SUBDIVISION TRACTS eonven-
Irrr in size; various locations. See MASON
HIRST, Annandale, Va. at the end Of
SGSSlumbis GSdyaa sId pike; Phone Alexandria 6s12.
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY, mi. north of
Rockville-2Ia acres at $500 per acre,
frontage Or hard road; ground is nat and
THROCKMoRToN, -Realtor, -DI. 6092. =
ACREAGE WANTED.
SOME to SO acre tracts. Cali J. Z. o.
WEST. Falls Church 2136.
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HOUSES foR sALr.

C0LORED-7OO nix. PARK RD.-I3-
unit apt bldg Of rms, sit. din. and bath
MRS LEWIS, HO. 2669. Ex. $3.50.
COLORED-CAPITAL VIEW, 6217 Ames
st: n.e-Detached 6-rm. home; open IRE
stsntial down down payment. si s'i Exclusive. A' o1'
Vacant, 200 blk. 18th st. ne. rms. J,
bath; price reasonable Call MRS. TASBY,
DI. 1881, or ewes II 521g
Evening star., 1946-02-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
ACREAGE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

SOME to so acre tracts. Cali J. l. o
WEST. Falls Church 2l35
Evening star., 1946-02-06

BIZ UWNER, near Union Station and GPO
elementary and junior high schools. Bus
and streetcar. Substantial payments re-
Near cor. 9Th and sts. NE rms
and hall. Full attic and base. Tapestry
front and back yards. Brick gar Refrig
auto. h.-w heater, "a baths Oak floor on
1st floor. Restricted. S1o50o.
2-story and base. brick. Front and bacs
porches and yard. Newly decorated
throughout. Suitable for roomers or 2 or 3
apis. Oil heat. $1,000
Call Ii. 56Q1 bet 2 and pm SUNDAYS
and 6 to weekdays. Inspection by ap-
pointment only, Quick occupancy
Evening star., 1946-02-06

BETHESDA, beautiful Edgemoor section
White brick corner, with screened breeze.
way, porch connecting house and garage
center hall, living room. fireplace, dining
room, kitchen, den 1st floor; 3 bedrooms
2 baths 2nd floor: steps to attic. recreation
room: 5 or g years old; very attractive;
near schools. bus and shopping. Mr.
STEPHENSON, WI 6040.
CHEVY CHASE, Md; near the Columbia
Country Club, transp. at corner-Spacious
center-hall-plan det brick res.,. rms,
beautiful lot 120x150 IT.; vacant. To In.
spect phone Mr.. Evans. WO. 0290. SHAN
NON & LucHS CO.. 1905 st. NV. Ma
Evening star., 1946-02-06

ave, a pickup at S10,95O.
.. rms on South Dakota ave-, ideal loca-
ton, large grounds. bargain at $12,500.
rms. bedrnis.. large lot, house needs
See Is at once H. c. MAYNOR d. CO.,
2314 R. J. ave ne, NO 433S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
Katherine Legg To
Graduate At HolIins

IiollinC College, June 3. - Miss
Katherine l.. Lege, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Franklin Legg, 1920
Granite Street, Henderson. Will re-
cClVo the Bachelor Of Arts degree
at the lDlth commencement axer-
ciscS at I!ollins college, to be held
TN June 10th.
Miss Legg, who maiored in Studio
Art, was active in student affairs
and was chosen May Queen this
year. She has served as a member
Of the YWCA cabinet, has been on
The Hollns basketball and hockey
teams and during her junior year
served on the college newspaper staff
and on The war committee. She is a
member Of the Monogram club, Of
ADA, and was captain Of the senior
basketball team this year.
Commencement address will be
given by Hanson w. Baldwin, mill
tary affairs writer Of the New York
Times.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
jamie Elizabeth Conn And
Clair Harold Hunt Wed

Miss jamie Elizabeth Conn. dauah
ter OF Mf. and Mrs. LconidaS Green
Conn, became the bride of Clair
Harold Hunt, son of Mr.. and Mrs
CLAIR Harris Hunt in a double ring
ceremony performed at five O Upch
Sunday afternoon. June ,, at the
First Baptist church.
Two floor baskets Of mixed glad
loll and feverfcW were placed on
the altar of the church and Whit
burning tapcrS in white CandCiabra
entWlnCd with fern completed the
effective arrangements for the we'd
ding.
Prior to the speaking Of the vows.
Miss Halle Frank Mills. organIst
rendered program of nuptlal music
Miss Frances SaterWhite, Soloist
sang "BecauSe', "SWcetcSt Story
Ever Told and the Lords Prayer
The traditional wedding marches
were used for the procession and re-
ccsslonal of the brlday party.
The bride, who was given m mar
riagc by her cousin, Carl Patterson, pl
oxford, wore an attractive street
length dress of white salyna. fash
loned with portrait ueCklmc and
lace-lnserted cap sleeves. The prln-
cess lines of the dress were accented
by white Irish lace which b0rdered
the center panel. Her white half-hat
was designed with yelling and orange
blossoms. Elbow length white gloves
and other white accessories compict-
ed her costume. She carried bou-
quct of brides roses Centered with an
orchid.
Robert S. Hunt, brother of the
bridegroom, attended as best man
and ushers were (. c. Hunt, il. and
Raymond Wilson, Jr.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs.
Conn selected a dress Of navy sheer
with white accessories. Her corSagc
was white carnations. Mrs. Hunt,
mother of the bridegroom, wore d
light blue printed dres Of Bemberg
with which she used white acCeS-
sories and a corsage Of white carna-
tons.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the couple left for a wedding
trip to western North Carolina. For
travelling the bride wore a grey CAB
ardine suit with which she used as
a shoulder corsage the orchid lifted
from her bridal bouquet. The co iplc
viii make their home at 3Oll ! :
Hlllsboro street, Raleigh.
Mrs. Hunt attended Henderson,
high school and Henderson Business
college. For the past SIX years she
has been employed IN the office OF
Roses Stores here.
MI. Hunt attended Henderson high
school and was discharged from the
Army after serving in the southwest
acit!c for three and one-halt years,
He is now attending n. c. State Col
lege, Raleigh, where he is naJorln2
in mechanical engineering.
Following the renearSaI Of the Wea-
ding on Saturday night, Mn. and Mr.
c. H. Hunt, parents of the groom
at a cake cutting al
their home on Zolicotfer avenue.
Guests were greeted at the doof
Of Mrs. L. G.. Conn u d Mrs. G.
Cordell
The living room was attractiVely
decorated with mixed flowers an
burning tapers. Throughout tn"
dining room the green and white
bridal motif dominated the decora-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
Properties Sold
On W ater And
Montgomery Street

Realty actions at the register of
deeds office Saturday showed trans
fer of properties on Water, Mont
gomery and Railroad streets,
R. Z. Clements, Jr. transferred a
lot en- Water street TO James Brodle
and wife for $40 and other considera-
tons
\ lot on Montgomery street was
sold by John D. Cooper, il, and wife,
NJ. Y. Cooper and wife and Hattie
" Cooper to Robert T, Satterwhite
lor Sl0O and other considerations.
II. W. Pendergraft and wife trans
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
ACTS on the KIDNEYS
To increase flow Of urine and
relieve irritation Of the bladder
from excess acidity in the urine

Are you suffering unnecessary distress,
baohache. rundown feeling and diseom
fort from excess acidity in the urinep Are
you disturbed night, by frequent desire
to pass water1 Then you should know
about that famous Doctors discovery -
DR.. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT - that
thousands say gives blessed relief. Swamp
Root is carefully blended combination OF
l6 herbs, roots, vegetables, balsams. Dr..
kilmer's is not harsh or habit for ming in
any way. Many people say its nayUsIous
affect is truly amazing.
Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY
Like thousands of others you'll be glad
that you did. Send name and address to
Department d. klmer & Co., Inc. Box
1255, Stamford. Conn. Offer limited. Send
At once. All druggists sell Swamp Root.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
Qu1rtcrmaster
Corps Is Lifeline
OF I. S. Army!

The following information on the
Quartermastcr Corps has lust been
released by + Sgt. r. S. Catlett sub
station commander of the Henderson,
n. G. Recruiting Station. located in
room No. 10, Post Office Building.
The life line of an Army is its
supply lines and in every battle that
American soldiers have ever Won
from Valley Forge to Tokyo, the
Quartermaster Corps have accomp-
lished the superhuman task of SUP
plying the needs of the Army.
The traditions of the Corps are
old and proud ones; its history is
filled with deeds Of courage and
action, The men Of the Quartermas-
ter Corps do not know the meaning
of the word ''impossible'.
The clothing, feeding, equipping
and fuelng of the new Regular Ar
my will call for a supply organiza-
ton that viii be the largest and most
efficient of its kind in the world.
Many and varied viii be the SUPPLIES
they must issue. SKI clothes for the
artlC, mosquito nets for the tropics,
fuel for "ieepS' and fuel for jet
propelled planes. These are few
of the required articles and there are
many more.
Men who enlist in the Quarter
master Corps of the new Regular
Army have a wide range of fields
that they may choose to enter. They
may learn anything from ware
housing. clothing repair or equip
ment salvage to clerical work, run
ning a laundry, refrigeration or driV-
ING a heavy truck They will be
trained under the supervision of men
who know all there is to know about
supplying and maintain the fighting
efficiency of an Army.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03

ferred lot on Railroad street TO
Norman 7. Peace and wife for $40
and other considerations.
A lot on Andrews avenue was
transferred to Fred s. Royster and
wife by Mrs. Alma B. Ellis for Sl00
and other considerations.
Louis D. Horner anr wife sold a
lot IN Henderson township TO c. c.
Gearhart and wife for $40 and other
considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03

Mrs. r. G.. 5. Davis attended the
alunrnae lur, aeon Saturday at st.
Mays Schoo, and Junior College IN
Raleigh.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12

First race-Five furlonRs, cold
bloods; Glacier Pride LIST. Fritz
End. Brown Joe 3rd.
Second race-Half mile, two
ysar-olds; Black Ace 1st. Feather
Woman end. Skipper 3rd,
Third race Quarter mile, cold
bIoods; Spar 1st. Silver Bell End,
Flee 3rd.
Fourth race-Five furloDgs.
three-year-olds, Willow Boots LIST,
Cloudy 2nd. Silent Dicio 3rd,
Fifth race-Five furlongs, four
year.olds; Glacier Toots 1st, Play
Boy 2nd, Duke 3rd.
Sixth race-Five T ur O n g g,
open, race between Banjo and
Flash. latter winner by nose as
revealed BY photo-finish of the
Glacier Studio.
awaiting photograph.
Following are tho results Of
the second days rodeo events:
Bronc ridinR-I. Cobell LIST. W.
Ross End. W. MCGOWAN 3rd. p.
Rather 4th.
Bareback riding-H. Rider LIST,
B. Connolly and H. Augars split
for End and 3rd.
Calf ropinR-BuBray 1st. B.
Norman End, B. Big Springs 3rd.
D. Galbreath 9TH.
Wild horse race-W. Lewis lst,
J. Running Fisher God. D. Wag-
ner 3rd.
Wild COW milking-D Bray
lst, Cobell End, S. Ell 3rd.
Following are the results Of
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
Old Dolls

The little maids Of Greece and
Rome had dolls with movable arms
and legs, Joined together with ami
NAL glue. Their everyday play dolls
were made with heads of painted
wood or wax. while the body was
Of leather OF fabric. There were
dolls which the Greek maid Of
antiquity sacrificed on her wedding
morn to the goddess of marriage.
In the catacombs of Rome, graves
were found of children and the dolls
buried with them had complete sets
of trousseaux like real growr-ups.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
Inadequate Housing

The National Housing agency re-
Gently estimated that 80 per cent
Of the city housing In the United
States is below minimum health
and safety requirements. Structural
conditions in more than half Of this
substandard housing are termed a
menace to health and safety. More
than two-thrds OF the substandard
housing is reported to be without a
private bath and almost two-thirds
has no inside private toilet. Almost
two-thirds is said to have danger
GUS or inadequate heating and al
most half inadequate daylight or
ventilation.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
the last days races:

the last days races:
First race-Five furlorQs. four.
year-olds; Play Boy lsx. Duke
End, Chief 3rd.
Second rase-Half mile, open
to two-year-olds: Littla Wren LIST,
Feather Woman 2nd. Skipper
Bird.
Third race-Five t url o q & 5,
open; College Don 1st. Flash End,
Glacier Pride Srd.
Fourth receive furlongs,
three-year-olds; Willow Boots 1st,
Yellow Pine End, Papoose 3rd.
Fifth receive furlongs. cold
bloods; Flee 1st, Duke 2nd. Fritz
3rd.
Sixth race Businessmen's der.
by; Yankee Clipper LIST, King End,
Hidden Smoke Sed.
Following are the results of
the last days rodeo events:
Bronze riding-J. Running Fish.
er lst. w. Ross End. c. Pernott
3rd, l. Cobell 4th.
Bareback riding-B. Gillian
LIST, J. Hall 2nd.
Calf roping-G. Dubray 1st,
J. Black Weasel End. Mike Takes
Gun 3rd, J. Black Man 4th,
Wild COW milking Peter
son lst. S. Ell 2nd. J. Monroe
3rd,
| Wild horse race-W. Cross
Guns LIST, j. Running Fisher End.
B. Cochran 3rd.
| Following are the finals:
Bronc ridina-I. Cobell LIST.
W. Ross 2nd, c. Pernott Srd. J.
Running Fisher 18th.
| Bareback riding-H. Rider 1st,
IL. Hall God. B. Gillian 3rd.
Calf roping-G. DuBray LIST,
ID. Galbreath End. S. Ell 3rd, B.
Big Springs 4th.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
Final Results of Race, Rodeo
Programs of Blackfeet Roundup

Following are the results OF
the first days races:
First race-Five furlougs. full
bloods; Doggy 1st, Brown Joe End,
Sky Ace 3rd.
Second race-Half mile open,
two-year-olds: Papoose 1st. Fea.
Their Woman End. Skipper 3rd.
Third race-Quarter mile. foil
bloods; Rabbit lat, Flee End. Sill.
yer Bell 3rd.
Fourth race-Five furlonQs,
three-year-olds: Duke LIST; Cloudy
End. Yellow Pine 3rd.
Fifth race-Five f ur on & s.
four-year-olds; Spar LIST. Play
Boy End, Bird Oh Wing 3rd.
Sixth race-Three. quarter mile
open; Banjo lst. Larry 2nd. Jud
Frury 3rd.
Following are the results OF
the first days rodeo events:
Calf roping-DuBr ay lst, j.
Monroe End, M. Lyle 3rd.
Rrone riding-Irvin Cobell lat.
W. Ross and J. Running Fisher
End and 3rd, Walter McGovern
4th.
Bareback riding-H. Rider LIST.
J. Hall End, Mathews 3rd.
Wild COW milking contests
l. Cobell LIST, S. Ell End, r. Will.
Jams 3rd.
Wild horse race--J. Running
Fisher LIST. L. Small Eyes End,
D. Connolly 3rd.
Following are the result of the
second days races:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
Cattle Sterility

Heredity plays a larger part in
bovine sterility than has previously
been suspected, experiments by the
University of California have
shown. Five Jersey bulls and one
Holstein produced 20 sterile daugh-
tiers in their respective herds and
all could be accounted for by a
specific gene for sterility. While
there have been some indications
that bulls transmitted sterile fac
tors, this is the first study to $50
late and report specific results.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
Regulate CheeSe-makinH

The occurrence of epidemics
caused by the use OF raw milk
cheese in number Of places in the
United States has resulted in regu-
lations in number Of states speci-
flying that cheese be made from
pasteuriZed milk. An alternative is
that the cheese be aged so days
before use with the idea that any
disease producing bacteria would
die before the GO-day holding period
was up.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
Freezing Raspberries

TO 1reeze raspberrles, select
clean. freshly picked, hpe. firm ber-
ries. Wash in ice water or very
cold water. handling carefully. Mix
the berries with one part of sugar
to four or five parts raspberries,
slightly crushing a few. Or cover
with syrup using equal parts of
sugar and water or half sugar and
half white corn syrup. A syrup
made of four cups of clear syrup
and three cups Of water may be
used. also. Pack in heavily waxed
cartons.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-07-12
Prehistoric Quarry

Artifacts made with stone from
the Spanish Diggings." prehistoric
quarrles in eastern Wyoming, have
been found thousands of miles dis
tant from the state. The quarries
cover an area Of several hundred
miles and were worked by some
aboriginal peoples and not by Span
iards as the name implies.