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long and looks bit lovely l
yourself TONI Cold Wave right at home too just W
easy as rolling your hair curriers' w.
stays in for monhs To your best get TONI
Kit with reusable plastic curriers'
TONI Wave the refill kit curriers' costs lust 81 plus tax
Evening star., 1948-07-25

BALLS Tor theSe little Cot
ton Balls leach about half-dollar
size and 65 of 'em to a box) are
sterile, absorbent surgical cot
ton! That's why they're the an.
swer to mothers prayer" for
swabbing out baby's eyes and
nose, as we'll as for use at each
diaper change! Perfect as first
aid applicators! And ideal, too,
for removing nail polish, apply
ing cosmetics and home perma-
nent wave lotions for they're
spun from long-fibre, virgin cot
ton which means NO frayed,
wispy edges to smear or cling!
Get RED CROSS COTTON
BALLS at your Drug Store .
only 29c! 'No connection with
American National Red Cross.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
The three "B's" for the s,,mr

BIS" for the summer
seem to be these ...
bridge, beach and
bridal parties! Nat.
urally you can't be
too careful about
nnrnHl
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- urally when talking
| about Johnson &
Joh son RED
~ CROSS COTTON
Evening star., 1948-07-25

and the 19S models smarter buy
everything preter colors,
enough mechanical features
notice! impossible Qualities
why your local CHEVROLET Dealer
and have look at this dream" yourself?
c& Losfingy refreshed from toe delightful
H&A effect of bath with Soap That's because
1M it's pure mild and alkai-free possible ath.
q ering beautifully cleansing gently thoroughly
~ II W that your skin is left wonderfully soft
Nv Keep RESINOL Ointment handy, too skill.
S/ fully medicated ointment amazing to sun.
6N IN Pburned skin chafng dry itching cracked
o334/EU feet and rashes! RESINOL Soap and
---.-1G\ Ointment all Drug
Exa pleasure for YOU these hot July provided you put
SERGEANTS Pinefragrant Dnfectant work on your -
cleanup chores! That's because it's "sprucer- SS3
upper, cleaning freshenng dsnfecting once 3
Ask at drug Use tiles floors
and avatores to how sparkling bright Gan
everything comes! Use in musy closets kitchen
drains and to freshen the garbage pail SERGEANTs S
Is times stronger than carbo acid against typhoid
hospital odor just pleasing pney freshness! = ~
Evening star., 1948-07-25
VIRGINIA HOUSE Mople brings ont a new o,

Double Desk1! Not only is /
fine maple, but it's the most
desk arrangement I've ever s
furniture opening SEPARATE
desks! It's ideal for two brt
studying -. or as a "duet pl,
Mrs. Head of the Family! VIII
closed, you've one handsome
Evening star., 1948-07-25

drawers belong to each desk complete privacy
maple ana tne smart covered
VIRGINIA HOUSE Maple your Furniture Dealer TODAY
wnen you can see this as well other VIRGINIA
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"onf 70 surprise your whole family?
put up some fresh Fig Jam It's quick you
CERTO for this original liquid helps all fruits e IN
wink la the shortboi method
cant miss" recipe: ' ~ -' '
Remove stem ends from 3 lbs black ngs
white ngs add boiling and1z cups soda;
e then off liquid, E1A
Susn thoroughly grind Squeeze juice
medium lemons Measure ~ af3
M1 Wen ana nng to fnH rolling boil highest heat
remove from heat and stir
about II " ~ - ~
Many other dandy recipes CERTo
label Be sure to ask for CERTo todayi
Evening star., 1948-05-07
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HIKE
Youth Hostel Hike in Chopawamsic Park,
Meet Leader Peter Winter at Greyhound
Information Booth, 9:45 am. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Artists Cooperative Gallery, 1908 K
street NV, open 10 am. to $50 pm.
inSs With brief comments % By II. artists.
Public Library, Eighth and X streets
nsb By scsoo ehdr.D n D% o the VASE
ington area. through May %.
National Museum, Tenth street and Con-
stisution avenue NV, open 9 Am: to 40
IN color BY Theresa r. Bernstein, through
Barnet Alden Gallery, 1a7 Randolph
place NV, open to 10 pm. weekdays
BENJAMIN Abramowitz, through May.
Library of Congress. First and East
Capitol streets Sc, open 8 am to 10
p m Mondays through Fridays. 8 am. to
oTsns ond ABBEY :. e COPY Of sqn
government until December 16; originei
biography" for an indefinite period; books
manuscripts and drawings of Henry Rowe
Schoolcraft, 10th century American au-
thor thor explorer and ethnolosist' through
street and New York avenue NV. open
IL to 4:3O IN. Mondays. % am. to $50
pm. Tuesdays through Fridays, 8 am. tc
Sundays: water colors by artists Of WASH
ington, for an indefinite period.
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street
and Constitution avenue NV. open 10
am. to pm. weekdays and 2 to 10 pm.
Sundays; paintings and sculpture com.
Dale collection and sifts from other do
nors. for an indefinite period.
q OAR R Museum; tn I72o p street NW; onen =,
Americans in North Wing; China" in
South Wing, Through May.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building.
to I pm. daily; display of animals and
fresh-water fish. for an indefinite period.
Dumbarton Oaks Museum. Thirty-f -frst
and streets NV, open Tuesdays through
to pm; closed Mondays and holidays:
collection of Byzantine and related arts
for an indefinite period.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Penthouse Service Center. Seventeenth
and K streets NV, lounge, table games.
bridge. oriSss: ping qnns.nP pong; coed swimming
o'clock dancing to orchestra, 9 o'clock;
gym open for basket ball, badminton and
ping pong, $50 O'Clock tonight.
NV. dance class, @ @7:so o,cioek; SS record ssaass
O'Clock tonight.
Hike; Armed Services YMCA. 1885 G
street NV, leave building 1:30 pm. to-
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club,
lo15 street NV; lounges, library. writ
ing desk. billiard tables. radio.
sylyania avenue NV; free canteen; open
daily. noon to midnight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21
Canadian Swimmers Give
Performance At Center

Three major swimming events
are on the docket Of the De
partment OF Parks and Recrea-
ton this week. Highllght will
be the International Snychro-
nized and Ornamental Swimming
Clinic scheduled for Friday. Sat
urdav and Sunday. Feb 20, 81,
and % al the ST Clair Recrea-
ton Center. Falrview South Of
East Warren.
A delegation OF leading Cana
dian ornamental swimmers and
coaches. headed by Mrs. Pes
Sellers. Canadian ornamental
swimming chairman, will at
tend the clinic as guests OF the
Parks and Recreation swimming
division. Purpose OF the clinic
is to reconcile Canadian crns-
mental rules with American syn
chronized rules for acceptance
by the Olympic Committee.
A panel discussion will be
held at $3.50 .. M. Saturday az
st. Clair. Pool demonstrations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21

rho second week OF Febl uary
~ very busy one for
a. ~ sports teams of ST An
, :" branch YMCA.
Tho Junior swimming team
TOD things off in grand fash
'S' h. winning the city cham
n,onship at Fisher Branch>
On On Tuesday evening the Mems
te,hall team went TO Wind
for game with the strong
Ia < O team and barely nosed
~ Canadians out by one point.
~. came featured the fine team
nlsy oft Of both squads. A return
p between these two teams
w,n be PLAYED al ST. Antoine
yVcA on Saturday, Feb %.
dance viii be held after the
game
vollcypall team had TO come
rom behind To defeat very
stubborn Ann Arbor sextette
Tbe Ann Arbor team jumped
IN 10 a lead by winning the
nr,, set and had the S. An
,olnc gang PLAYING catch up
unu. The fifth and final lame.
sco.es were HIS, 1910. HIS.
.l5-a and 1911
Thursday evening the Senior
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21
Lions Down
rirateS In
return Game

HAMPTON Lincoln Univer-
sity's 54-47 Valentine Day VIC
tory over Hampton Institute here
must have been doubly sweet
To the Lions. Paced by the spec
iacular floor play and shooting
>. George Moo. WIO Scorcu
q points. the visitors not only
gained revenge for an caller
$3.50 beating but Gid il the
same way the Pirates had done,
by coming from behind.
Lincoln rooters had been dis
MAYED when their team lost a
,20-polnt half-time lead. and
Hampton rooterS Saturday were
Just about as sour on the world
after seeing their team lose a
28-l8 lead
Winfield. Moore's running
mate at guard. seconded the top
scorer with ii points. Chuck
Williams nine was the best
individual effort the Pirates
could muster.
The victory bolstered the
Lions tournament chances and
left the Pirates hanging on the
ropes Hampton has a non-con-
ference game with powerful
Kentucky State here Saturday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21
SPOR
YIN CA Teams Victors In
Swimming And Basketball

Boys and Mems basketball teams
met the strong Fisher teams in
regular City Y-league compe-
tition The first game between
the senior boys was nip and
tuck affair until the final quar-
ter when the ST Antoine boys
managed 10 pull ahead ana win
going away by the score ni AZ
36 Frank Robinson was again
the Blk gun for the ST Antoine
BOYS with 20 points
l.. Brown was the standout
defensively In the Mems game
Fisher jumped out into the
lead and scored five points be-
fore the ST. Anton ~ "a uld
get rolling, however basket
and free throw by r Chapman
and two baskets by Caldwc'
got the team under way and
from then on Fisher was smoth-
cred under q delugc OF bas-
kets. The first quarter was high
lighted by the shooting o. r.
Chapman who scored Is points.
before retiring to the sidClneS
He returned TO the game in
the last quarter and counted
five more points for total OF
20 points TO top the ST Antoine
scorers Z Best was seconu with
10 High point honors for the
evening however, 60 TO f Kim
Der OF Fisher with % points. l..
c Prlnglc, F. Chapman and ].
Caldwell a recent addition
along with Jake Parker played
a fine floor game Final score
was 1864.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21
Sports, Folks and Facts
BY BRANToN CRANE

was glad to receive sch ALI IN The City o.
sh e That si,er ne Golden oog, toan'men
he going to turn John and Laofo PROFESSIONAL
The information received SIX Of last Shrsh
maeurs including the ana JOINED other
members , .o ne ,e Rn N be cary a. Golden G F6
Carving the gold and rcd colors Rngoe benner mo
the neht fehtine amborec VIII be &c ad labo l4 Ne
wesns open dy,on CHAMPION 1917 hens
heavyweight open diylslon 'hamp.oh
Out 81 chicago comes cp hs' Ne Il nos A.iote Som E1
u o nd 'i Lonn GAIA d pSsdep6 Taa because ,5s
onf,ha d9nt , tn M Ies lave aa p q e Bao Fox
worth to cisrks place
AT wilson B. son nov stop we 2o, n's Amen mem
lean League batting champion s47 Wilson banged out 81
md bs sSSs s Loso 70 s i B bo 0''
sr.pn R,key bosnian aoo.2 Dodge +. been IN
b 6.'f' di IN e1s to pY Be held FEB Is
Dan 4 Bspsscsd e Bo oe Ps ~ s5. op sas co. 7
York City had new MAYOR fox Two MINUTES sS TseNI
DIVER oDwyc lookcd snoode Be'oe ~ ce9nF cogld
s ss5 S yo p, q 6 n 1 f les oil ''
Detroit gaek yaasao Royals iaad ea - " e 5 s%,
10 Hospital 10 Aaton Weens az ~ ic0ms''
R 5Tsa TENN. s q Sssy f By sa. s 9 cs.s
BYTE his1 lev S Ia Te niee tyre Step approacn
with deyefy that has slight HOOK o,o,sb, 4oxo,
topped while directing the hys he manages 20 a VINE ABOUT
Frank Bruno UP spowe and Pboos'apher jan Bailey were
Randazzas new Sportsman gym Is the teutgl
ing the World rs sp.o9t street Where ne old Pau Revere
POPS johnson and a Roes5 Is no 9e taught young
ELS s s.2s-ee 1se .s 's.5 n,
sunday there must be a bs story IN the making
Washington Ford Motor COMPANY abor Citations
nan at the baSet5ai game %a ing 10 see ons'gy 5
lad on non boxing gloves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21

are scheduled for 7.30 D. m.
Friday and Saturday and IL pm.
Sunday. The clinic is open to
the public al a small charge.
AAU WOMEN'S MILE
The Michigan AAU Women s
One Mile Swimming Champion
ship will be held in conjunction
with the clinic al $50 D m.
SATURDAY al ST Clair Leading
Michigan women swimmers are
scheduled 10 compete
Seml-finals in the City School
Pool Championships will be
held al $50 p. m on Thur sday
Feb 10. East siders will COM
pete al the Balch School ST.
Antoine and f. Ferry, while
the west siders Will meet al
Western Hleh School. 1900 Scot
ten.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21
St. Antoine
YMCA Takes
City Title

ST. Antoine YMCA Junior and
Into rmediate Basketball team
recently won the City Cham
pionship by defeating the ag-
gressivc and determined squad
from the Downtown YMCA by
the score of 40 TO l6.
The score does not Indicate
the closeness of play between
the two teams. Downtown fought
hard throughout the contest and
never gaze up but were forced
to yield TO the Superior height
and ruggednesS OF the ST An
tome Boys, ID Meadows. lanky
center for the St Antoine squad,
was high scorer with IA points
while II Reed also of ST An
tome was next with II. Pigeon.
Vogt and CanSS were stand
outs for the Downtown squad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21
TSUN Cagers Top
GrambIing College

HOUSTON Paced by sharp
shooting Thomas "Toothpick
Johnson, the Smooth-pdssine
cagers of Texas State University
for Negroes shaded the Grand
ling College basketeers 1854,
on the Texas State hardwood
floor. Wednesday night, Feb. H..
Johnson. high point man of
the game, scored 90 points.
Crawford, eagle-eyed Grsmblng
center. garnered II points 10
lead his teams scoring.
With 25 seconds to play and
with the score 64-all Benson.
T S. L. floor-man. sank a foul
shot which put T. S L. out in
front. 1854.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Alberta Girls
ITO Play Here
onlorrow Night

Basketball fans of Browning
will be availed the opportunity Of
seeing in action at the high school
gym tomorrow night the Alberta
Provincial girls basketball team,
who will play the Browning high
school team. The game is sched-
uled for 8.
The Provincial players have an
outstanding record this season,
their games having been almost
entirely with boy teams.
A second game during the even
ing will be between the Brown
ing IDS and the Great Falls Army
Airbase, the latter having re-
Gently completed a tour Of Cali
fornia.
Admission will be 81 for adults
and so cents for children. T a X
will be included.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Red Cross Drive
Held Back By
Bad Weather

Because of weather conditions
the early part of the week. aatl
the lateness of arrival Of supplies
such as buttons and printed forms
used by local Chapters. the an
nual fund drive of Reservation
Chapter. American R e d Cross
has not achieved the progress as
was anticipated, with the result
that the quest will not be CON-
pleted until the middle of March.
Mrs. Roy Carpenter. fund drive
chairman, said that good progress
is being made, nevertheless. She
is hopeful that the drive will have
attained the goal by March IL.
During the next few days
there should be the usual encour.
aging response towards realizing
most of the 1874 quota.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
.Getter Co. Retrieves
ractor From Lake

The heavy tractor operated on
Two Medicine Lake on the Stone
ice harvesting contract was re-
trieved by its owners, Getter
Trucking Company last Saturday.
The 1S-ton piece of equipment
earlier in the week crashed
through the ice to a depth of 80
feet, with its driver, Clarence
Bublitz, havinga miraculous es-
cape from drowning.
Edgar B. Smith, local pastor,
who was a member of the crew
at the time, was nearby as to
rescue Bublitz. A Butte dive r
was employed to fasten the Crap
ping hooks, t h e tractor being
pulled ashore, ice having been
sawed from the point of the
crash to the shore to enable snag-
ging of it to the mainland.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Driver S License
Applicants Tests
Here March "a, IS

Examination of applicants for
drivers license will be held by
James Kerr of the Montana
Highway Patrol at the Agency
barracks on March "a from to
5 p. m. and the following day
from 9 to 5.
Patrolman Kerr will be assisted
by Patrolman Art Anderson. Ap.
plicants will be g iv e n an oral
test in the Agency barracks, fol-
lowed by driving test to prove
h Ell capability at handling
a car under various circumstance.
Jessie Allison, Glacier county
treasurer, will be there during
the two days to issue licenses.
On March 26 and q Patrolmer
Kerr and Anderson will be al
Cut Bank to hold examinations.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Zone World Or None"
Movie At Methodist
Church Sunday Night

The Methodist Church will pre-
sent another sound movie at the
Methodist Church Sunday night
at 8.
For the children's pleasure a
special cartoon, "Old M o t h e r
Hubbard" will be shown, fol-
lowed by a travlogue on New
England.
The sermon picture on the
atomic bomb and its future,
lone World or None" will con-
clude the evenings presentation.
The public is invited. There will
be no charge, b ut an Offering
will be taken to cover costs OF
showing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Edwards Family
Suffer Loss OF
Home By Fire

The John Edwards family of
Old Agency suffered destruction
of their home by fire last Satur-
day shortly after 5 p. M, several
of the members having narrow
escape from b e ing burned to
death or seriously burned.
Cause of the catastrophe was
from gasoline, when the SON
Robert, 16, sought to rebuild a
fire in a heating stove and mis-
takenly had picked up the gaso-
line can in a shed where fuel oil
was kept. Dousing the embers
with the gasoline. the youth had
no time for other than dropping
the can on the floor of the room,
he and 10 other members includ-
ing his parents, brothers, sisters
and Mrs. Edwards mother, Mrs.
Teresa Black Boy, having a mi
raculous escape.
The building was soon a mass of
flames, with all possessions in the
building being destroyed. Desti-
tute, the family came to Brown
ing that evening and were cared
for at the Yegen Hotel.
Red Cross Home Service Chair
man J. L. Sherburne during the
week made available to the fam
lily appropriate benefits Of the
Reservation Chapter. The Meth
odist Church as we'll as individ-
uals of Browning also contributed
towards the needs and comforts
of the family.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Smell At Head
Of Quiz Class

While the L. W. Shell family
were in Great Falls last week,
Mr.. Smell took part in the xxx
radio prize-quiz contest and fun
show and came out at the head of
the class. The class started with
IA, elimination leaving him and
another contestant to answer the
more difficult questions, one of
which was: when was the first
president Of the United States
inaugurated?" Smell had more of
the correct answers. winning a
mixmaster, carpet sweeper,
blanket and some groceries.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Altar Society Will
Give Dance Mar. II

The Catholic Altar Society
women are busily engaged with
plans for the annual St. Patrick s
dance to be given in the hi G h
school auditorium March II.
It will be an old fashion dance,
with the best of music. L u n h
will be served during the even.
ing.
The v: Fl. w. Auxiliary Uni
that evening will hold a drawing
to determine the winner of the
Interchangeable, tickets f o I
which have been on sale during
the last several weeks.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Junior Rifle Club
Elects Officers

At a well attended meeting
Monday night, the Junior Rifle
Club Of the American Legion
elected the following officers for
1913: Pete Devereaux. President;
Lee Wilson, vice president; Will
son Roy, Alvin Mckay and FL
don Salois as directors and ad-
visors. The officers will be re-
sponsible for the management of
their club, the holding Of meet
ings, and h e conduct of the
members of the club on the
range and in the Club building.
The first step in the program
will be to draw up set of rules,
appoint range masters who will
sharethe responsibility of runn-
ing the range wit h the senior
instructor, and appoint rule-en-
forcement officers. who will be
responsible for the conduct of in
dividual members on the range
and in the Club building. 1t is the
hope of the Legion that the boys
will be so trained that they can
handle themselves without any
outside help from older and more
(Cont,nl,sd on page tour
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
'Guardipee Gives
Talks On World
Scout Jamboree

At the invitation of the Prickly
Pear District, Boy Scouts of Am
erica, Francis X. Guardipee spoke
at luncheon-meeting of the XII.
wants C lu b at Helena Monday
and on the following day at 8
similar meeting Of the l. on s
Club.
In the evening he spoke at a
combined Injecting of cubs and
scouts Of the district, appearing
in Indian costume. On Wednes.
day he spoke at the meeting of
the Rotary Club.
Recordings were made of his
speeches, which will be used by
Radio Station XIII in it's Play
ground Jamboree broadcast.
The theme of the talks was:
boy Scouts and the Sixth World
Jamboree."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
C0rWin Firm Asked
To Give Estimate
On Main St. Project

As step in the proposed i'm
provement of Main Street, the
Town Council have asked Cor
win & Company, Great Falls en-
cheering firm, to prepare an es-
innate of costs of the project.
The Council at a meeting call
ed by Mayor Norman on Wednes-
day of last week went over a
map previously prepared by the
engineering firm and designated
the area proposed for the i'm
provement.
The Improvement would in
clude street paving, cutters and
an 8-foot sidewalk and would ex-
tend from Highway No. 2 north
ward to a point touching the
Agency property. 1t would extend
eastward as far as the First Ma
tional Bank and encircle the city
park.
To finance the improvement an
assessment would be levi e d
against the abutting property, a
four-lot depth at either side of
the street to be the basis.
Forerunner to h S would be
the creation of a special improve
ment district embracing the pro-
perty subject to the levy.
With Main Street being made
an imposing thoroughfare, it
would be the beginning of long
range program that could be car
/ ried out as the financial ability
and wishes Of property owners in
other sections of the town made
possible a more complete project.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Rumnlage Sale Today
And Tomorrow

There will be a rummage sale
at the Methodist Church today
from 10 a. m. until evening and
tomorrow from 10 a. m. until
noon.
Over $50 pair of mems, wo-
mems and children's shoes will
be on sale. Also, 100 dresses and
many odds and ends.
Indian beadwork and leather
work will be accepted in ex-
change for all goods purchased.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-03-05
Stack Successful
Bidder On New
Memorial Hospital

J. H. Stack of Cut Bank was
the successful bidder on the new
County Memorial Hospital Mon
day, his bid being SLAB, 1858. As
ISOLATED Contractors, including
Reardon & Anderson and Lam
caster & Neuwerth, bid $3.50, 100
and the Sletten Construction Co.
$174,600
The contract was signed with
the county commissioners later
that day. 1t calls for completion
of the building eight months fol-
lowing signing of the contract.