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ConsoIidated Textile Co. earned

$1.358,235 or $2.70 in six months
ended February 20 vs.. $1,445, $50 or
$287 a year earlier.
New York Air Brake Co. proflt
for the March quarter was $41l ,346
or sl.58 VS.. $3.50, 1853 or $1.T In the
same 1916 period.
Erie Railroad estimated income
for the March quarter was equiva-
lent to 81 cents share vs.. 5 cents
in the first 1947 quarter. Reve-
nues were 1875 above q year earlier,
while expenses were up 1875.
st. Lawrence Paper Mills Co.
earned $191S,221 In l947 vs.. ST.
al, ,5o4 In the previous year.
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Imperial OIL Ltd, earned $20.-
464, 4,3Sl or rs cents share In l947
VS.. $l7,326,112 or "a cents In the
previous year.
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Market Averages
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sion reported today. these transactions oy
cutomers with odd-lot dealers or spe-
ciaiists on the New York Stock Exchange
for. April. 49,, 4,12l purchases inyolyips VI
l26,593 shares. 4.504 sales involving l22,-
yolvinr 1,235 shares.
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Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO, April "A lP.--only minor
price changes we're made IN gTains on
OF the session the undertone. was arm
but late in the day wheat developed slight
Buying was based larsely on lack Of
moisture in the winter wheat belt and
small supplies Of feed srains At major
Portusal was said to be trauiring for
our but etherwiss no u1 activity .1,d vas ses. Re.
Hc hcr'ea nour ~ ' Business Continued extremely
Quiet with bakery buyers holding to their
hand mouth buying policies trade
wheat closed %-1A higher. May 2.51h-
"a: corn was MIN higher, May 2.30h-
IA; oats were h-B higher, May 1.1s3e.a,
and soybeans were cents hisher' May
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Hourly 8ales ON tie 61chanse 1e1a1:
II 100 am. 29o 600 1900 noon 4eo ooo
100 pm. go 600 900 p.fn. 7oo 900
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares. s1n Dank-
ruptcy or receavership, or being roorgantged
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securi:ies
assumed BY such compantes Rates Of
disbursements based on the last quarterly
Or semiannual declaration. Unless Other
wise noted. special er extra divi9ends ere
: Also extra or extras. b Plus stock divt:
dend. d Cash or stock. Declared Or paid
90 far this year; Passbls tn stoek. 81 81.
8 Paid last yesr. Declared or paid attes
stock dividend or stock split-up.. + Aceum.
+ psyable "a stock. exact cash vAiua InAe.
tsrmtne6 "a doclaIsNcn daSa
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
WHICH WAY TO TURN?

The housing shortage has at-
fected even the wealthy, and has
complicated their lives, as the
letter Miss Norris quotes today
sho,Us.
Mildred Wilson married q
wealthy man, son of one Of the
to,Un's industrialists. They have
t,uo children no,o. No disagree
ments ever marred their married
life. All ,oould be ,Uell, appar-
emily, excepting for the untortu-
nate fact that the Wilson's have
to live in the large house Of an
other couple, the Folks.
Henry Folks ,uife is unhap-
Ply in her marriage, but does not
Uant to lose the security and so
cial position she enjoys. Lately
Henry has been shouting more
and more attention to Mildred,
Which is easy, as they are in the
same house. Mildred at first re-
sented this, but she has gradually
come to relish his protestations
Of loue. She has nothing against
her husband, Garter, but Henry
seems to attract her more. She
asks Miss Norris ,Ul,at to do.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Lead in Cotton

Cotton is the basic raw material
of great national and international
economic Importance. The United
States is by far the largest pro-
Queer. Cotton is produced in this
country in significant quantities in
Is states, extending from south
eastern Virginia through the Caro-
lnas, Florida, Georgia, Alabama,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, Okla
homa, Arizona and New Mexico to
California. This is known as the
cotton belt. United States produc-
ton is made up of three types
American Upland, Sea Island and
American Egyptian-with Upland
comprising all but about l per
cent of the total.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

room, in other words, the more
massive may be its furniture.
Make certain the furniture is ar
ranged in nice groupings about the
room, not just scattered without
plan to fill space.
Curtains or Venetian blinds are
not enough for the windows. You
can hold the room together much
better if you use floor length dra-
peries.
Small Rooms Can Look
Spacious and Serene
While the small room is more of a
problem, the cluttered appearance
and proportions easily will yield to
decorative treatment. First, your
problem will be one of removing
everything that is absolutely not
essential. Get chests that will go
under beds or couches; do not stack
them in the room. Hassocks can be
made to contain various items, as
can window seat or a couch.
Now, let's start on the room it.
self. Use plain, solid-toned wall
paper and keep it light in color.
Striped paper may be used to add
height, and so may small-patterned
paper. Avoid dark colors for walls
and ceiling. Repaint in lighter colors
if necessary.
Here is a good list of colors from
which to choose for the small room:
Pale gray; light gray green; lime
green; light yellow; chalk blue;
dead white; light cream, but not
ivory: beige, but not tan; dusty pink
or rose; pale coral, or mauve.
Naturally the choice of color will
depend upon the use for the room,
but the list is large enough to take
care of any type of room, be it bed
room or living room.
Avoid Pussy Furniture,
Cluttered Windows
Your furniture for the small room
may be delicate or very simple with
graceful lines if you choose modern.
Scale the size of the furniture to fit
the proportions of the room.
Mirrors are wonderful for adding
depth to this type of ROOM, Large
panels might be very effective be-
tween windows. Or you might use
them to better advantage over the
fireplace or even on a wall where
the outdoors can be reflected. If you
want to use lightly tinted mirrors,
this is perfectly proper.
However, never use mirrors with
fussy edgings or highly decorated
edges, as this will bring attention
to the size and shape of the mirror.
Sill length glass curtains of sheer
material are excellent for your win
dows. If draperies are used, too,
have them long and full, to the floor,
but do not tie them back. Lacy net
curtains are another good choice.
Venetian blinds, with or without
draperies and curtains, also may be
used.
Wall to wall carpeting will add a
great deal of roominess to this
room, while scatter rugs make it
look tiny and crowded. Any type of
patterned rug also will crowd you.
Textured broadloom or a monotone
of some type is best.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

rvs wife. Mary, on the other hand,
loves her position as wife of the
vice president, loves her romantic
memories of Carter's devotion and
is contented to have me do most of
the managing and free her for her
social life. She would never willing
ly let Henry 60.
Suppose I tell you fatty that
think have come, against my will,
God knows, to love Henry? Am I
justified in breaking up this house
hold, robbing Carter of a wife and
Mary of a husband, scandalizing
society, for my own pleasure?
Would there be any happiness in it
for me or the children? My parents
are dead. cannot suggest to Carter
that we move, without giving as a
reason the fact at which he laughs.
Henry tells me that he will never do
anything to distress me, but the sit
uation is already infinitely distress
ing. Often of late Henry will tele-
phone that he is not coming home
for dinner, he will be late at the
office. Then Carter takes Mary to
the movies, and I stay with the chill
dren. And invariably Henry turns
up to spend long quiet evening
with me. The situation is becoming
quite unedurable, and don't know
what to do"
You do seem to be at an impasse,
Mildred, with difficulties whichever
way you turn. To divorce Carter
and marry Henry would throw the
whole situation into a miserable
confusion, for the logical and prob
able thing would be for Carter then
to marry Mary, and the resulting
insecurities for the children would
be life-lasting. The nationwide hous-
ing shortage has been responsible
for, many of these deplorable situa-
tons, but it does seem-in this con-
vulsed world-that with plenty of
money, health and fine children,
four normal human beings ought to
be helping humanity, not asking
help.
My own suggestion would be that
you plunge yourself deep into some
charitable work, if it is only serving
children's meals in school or read
ing faithfully to the blind, and that
you say the prayer that includes
lead us not into temptation" many
times a day. That prayer never
fails.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Make large rooms snalle, :.

off the large size of the room. Here
is the place to use large patterns,
but they should be in good taste and
not too well defined.
Scenic papers and striped ones
are taboo. Scenic ones make the
height of the room too apparent and
striped papers bring out its depth.
Break up the large expenses of
wall space. This can be done with
dados, a divided lower wall section.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Soybean Oil Characteristics

The desirable characteristics Of
soybean oil are generally low
bleaching costs, whittier products,
good consistency behavior and good
rancidity behavior. Its undesirable
characteristics are poor flavor sta
bility, particularly of the lower
grade oils, and additional cost of
hydrogenate. But much progress
has been made in the falvor stabil-
ity problem in recent years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
CARE OF WET SHOES

Stuffing wet shoes with paper or
absorbent cloth will help to dry
them and maintain their shape. Dry
them slowly away from heat. Sad
die soap will help to put the shoes
back into condition. After saddle
soaping them, rub in a little sui
fonated castor oil. 1t helps to soften
the leather. Use only as much as
the leather will absorb, however, or
the shoes will be difficult to polish.
One or two coats of polish then are
required to bring back the shoes old
luster.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
One of Oldest Foods

Milk is one Of the oldest known
foods. Records exist of cows being
MIXED in 5000 B. c. The Bible
contains many references to milk,
one of the best remembered from
Exodus 3:8 - milk and honey"
Sanskirt writings 5000 years old
tell how milk is one of the most
essential of all foods. Hippocrates
recommended milk as a medicine
five centuries before Christ. In Ur
Of the Chaldees frieze depicts a
dairy scene in $50 B. c. showing
milk containers and strainers.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
By KATHLEEN NORRIS

IN ZINE is a particularly
MI difficult situation,'
i v i writes Mildred Wilson
from Memphis. II find it hard
to face it philosophically, and
need help. Before I married I
was an Office worker; my hus-
band, Carter, was a member of
one Of the towns prominent fam
lilies. It was considered that I
had made a great catch.
my husbands first love, and
very deep love, was a beautiful girl
I will call Mary. Mary married
Henry Polk, an older man, vice
president Of the firm of which Car
ter's father is president. Carter, my
husband, is employed by the same
firm.
"In ~ both our husbands went
into the navy, and during the years
that followed Mary and I naturally
saw much of each other. Mary had
a little boy, and I a daughter. Since
the end of the war, she has had an
other son and second girl.
when the men returned, early in
'46, housing was a difficult matter.
Henry Polk who had done some i'm
portant work in Washington during
the war, found house much hand
somer than any Carter and I could
rent, spacious and with a big gar
den. When he proposed that we all
move in together, it seemed the best
arrangement, although even then I
didn't like it very we'll Mary has so
naturally eclipsed me on all counts,
all my life long, that rather dread
ed this close comparison, especially
as my husband was so much in love
with her 10 years ago.
"But this matter has turned out
very differently from my fears.
Mary and Henry are not happily
married, and both have confessed
during the course of this year, that
they find my presence and Carter's
a most welcome addition to their
twosome. Finances are easily man.
aged, and our babies play together
contentedly, but new element has
come into the picture and it dis
turbs me very much.
"My old envy of Mary died long
ago, when I saw that she was un-
happy and helpless. Both Carter and
I began to try to win Henry's affec-
ton and confidence, for he is an i'm
portant member of the family firm,
and also because we like him and
Mary. He is "A, we others are in the
twenties.
1.-TWO weeks ago Mary's husband
shocked me by a confession of love.
He says it has existed since he met
me as the girl Carter was going to
marry, eight years ago. He says he
is going to pursue the matter until
I care enough for him to obtain
divorce and he frees himself from
Mary. He never loses an opportu-
nifty to press the matter, keeping
me in a constant state of nervous
tension. Mary, whose beauty and
wealth have lifted her above any
suspicion of any other woman, sees
nothing of this. Carter, who still de-
tends her against any hint of criti-
cism, shook off Indignantly my hint
that Henry was embarrassing me.
He laughed heartily, and said it was
amazing what a woman's vanity
would do.
1.-THE worst of this is, that the
comparison of the two men is un-
fortunate for Carter Henry is a SELF
made man, with fine record and
great popularity. Carter is a rich
mans son, turning to his father
whenever his extravagances 60 too
Gar. In spite of myself and my
prayer to be good mother to my
two lovely children, I find myself
wavering toward the thought Of the
comfort, the security Of being Hen
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
MEDICAL-DENTAL PERSONNEL
Present Capitol Building

The original U. S. capitol was
constructed on plans drawn by DR..
William Thornton, and with inter-
ruptions was completed in 1927.
The present senate and house wings
were built after designs by Thomas
U. Walter between. 1851 and 1859,
and necessitated a new dome,
which was completed in 1865.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
KEEPING 1T STRAIGHT

II your candles are inclined to
wobble in their holders, melt some
paraffin and pour it into the socket.
Place the candle in the holder while
the paraffin still is hot. This serves
a double purpose-it keeps candles
straight and prevents DANCE. Of
fire.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
High Prescription Volume

Survey by Drug Topics shows
that the 1916 prescription volume
reached a total of almost 419 mil
lion dollars. During that year,
more than 1886 million prescrip-
tons were filed, while the pre-
scription volume accounted for an
estimated III per cent of sales in
drugstores.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Poultry Big Business

1OU113Y Dig oUsIuesS
Poultry keeping is becoming big
business in Georgia. Income from
all poultry in that state last year
was Al million dollars. Of this
amount 20 million dollars came
from broilers, 10 million from eggs
and 71z million from other chick
ems and poultry.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANTS

NEW AND FULLY RECoNDITIONED
5000 watt. lis volt. 4 cyl. gas engine
(cost $500 SITS.
5000 watt. lis volt, cyl. gas engine
tcost $500 s395.
NEW 75c0 watt. lis volt. cyl. gas
engine tcost sl500) $3.50.
10 XIV. lis volt. cyl. gas engine tcost
s1350) s575.
30 XIV. 127-220 volt, phase. Diesel
engine (cost s49s5l 3l750.
All ere late AC models with electric
starters, built in switchboards. auto
matte governors, etc.
8. 2323 Lincoln st., Spokane, Wash.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Progressive Niqeria

Ten times the size of Indiana,
Nigeria has 30 airports, 5000 miles
Of highways and $500 miles Of
railroad.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Womans World
Decorators Tricks Will Alter
Rooms of Improper Proportions
by G,tta Haley

ONCE very few of us can select
- just where we want to live, and
even 60 a step further and design
rooms the size they should really
be, then we must do the next best
thing-use decorative effects either
10 make large rooms appear
smaller or small rooms seem
larger.
Just In case you've a desire to
wag your head and say that's i'm
possible, then consult decorators
who are faced with these problems
every day. It's true that you don't
magically create space or lose it,
but the effect can be changed.
When decorators tricks are used,
pleasant illusions are created and
you need not feel outsized in a room
that is actually small, but made to
appear spacious. Or, if the room is
large, you need not feel lost in it, if
1t is at all properly furnished and
decorated.
First of all, if you have one or the
other situation in your own home,
and to an extreme degree, at that,
remember you must 60 all out and
follow the recipe the decorators
give, or the effect will be lost.
You must take into consideration
walls, rugs, furniture and color as
well as pattern.
Avoid Small Things,
Plainness in Large Room
It's much easier to decorate a
large room than a small room, If
the former seems a bit lofty and
barnlike to you. There are many
tricks to reduce the size of the room
which has deep windows, high walls
and an enormous floor area.
The first trick regards wallpaper
or wall covering. Never use some
thing plain or with small patterns or
they will stand out boldly and show
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

houses in good shape. IL miles sw. Of
Shawmut. close to graded road. One 28x20
With additional porch and kitchen.
THEO. J. DcCoCK, Melville, Montana
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

Value of Oil Crops
Total cash farm value of the ma
TONS oil crops was almost one bill
lion dollars last year.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Uses of Aspen Lumber

S5SS Sx 1H5E@Sxf '131fSS4
Lumber from aspen trees is now
more widely used than before the
war because of the large demand
for lumber. Aspen is soft wood,
easily worked, with fine uniform
texture
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Aztecs' God of War

Huitzilopochtli, god of war of Az
tees of Mexico, was offered human
sacrifices three times yearly but
considered inferior to the sun and
moon gods.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Enlarqinq Shoes

Boots that were too small were
filled with shelled corn and soaked
In water by the cowboys of the old
Southwest. The result was that the
shoes sWelled.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

SPECIAL sALE-STAR SAFETY RAZORS
with double edge blades in plastic case.
Prepaid anywhere In U. s. for Csc
coin or stamps
ARMY SURPLUS SALES COMPANY
r. o. Box 8s4 Billings, Montana
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
Study of Proteins

A new method of Analysing x
ray data, which may yield vital in
formation about the structure of
proteins, building blocks of the hui
man body, has been developed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

Staff Nurses: 10o-bed. modern hospital
Forty minutes from San Francisco. Five-day
Week. Basic salary 5000. $40 additional for
and obstetrical service Apply today Air
mail. Director of Nursing, Alameda Hos.
pftal. Alameda, California.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

For Sale: 1o-foot blade SNOW FLOWS.
Mulboard rs inches 'front.' IS inches rear.
Hydraulic lift. For Ia to "a ton trucks.
Immediate delivery. $500. MODERN SUPPLY
COMPANY. Box Els. Walla Walla, Wash.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06
COPPER TUBING

COPPER TUBING
Best and longest lasting for water. oil
and gas service. Types L and K. hard
and soft.
Sizes "a. u. l. IA. 2" Id: ". -.
Va o. D.
Also fittings for same solder and flare
type.
Electric Motors, New and Used. &
Phase.
Jacuzzi jet" Pumps. "a to 20 HIP.
BILLINGS PIPE g. SUPPLY CO., Billings,
Montana, Corner 25th and Minnesota
Ave. p. o. Box 8G2
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

A productive stock and grain farm miles
from town. on good highway. mail route
and good school: telephone and REA avail
all land under fence: $50 acres Of summer
fallow. good buy direct from owners.
BENNETT NERBY. McHenry, N. D.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

Anaesthetists: Nurse anaesthetists urgently
needed. Modern. well-equpped 100-bed hos
pital. Graduate staff only. Forty minutes
from San Francisco. Excellent salary. 5-day
week. Maintenance available. Apply today
airmail. Administrator. Alameda Hospital,
Alameda, Calf.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

PUMPS. Irrigation. Deep Well. Shallow Well.
BILLINGS PIPE & SUPPLY CO., Distribu-
tors to Jacurzi Water Systems. 25th and
Minnesota Ave. P. o. Box SEE, Billings,
Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

It's season Of exquisite
blouses, whether Of the sheerest
permanent finished organdie with
. touch Of the old time filet lace or
a handmade tailored affair by
Yolande (above). In the latter's col
lection Of handmades, such beau
tiful combinations As hand hem
stitching and val lace are en-
ployed ON the softest crepes.
Teamed with ballet length velvet
skirts, these blouses make lovely
informal costumes for evening.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-06

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