davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-11-09
PERSONAL,

bRESsMAKERs AND .TAHORs supplies
yard goods buttons. belts, buckets button
Tsssdnssb Tsnsb VIII RfDDEs fGRs Df sFPeFlE us5Sa
sSs a7snae 3D. sd5S SSet and
STR s9Is' COATS restyled to look like new.
aeS ToWN Is'assf aNb @sS1 co6NrEf SCHOOL formerly
Parsons countrysids school1Day and
registration upon ,appt.; nursery through
ho. Snshss APPToysd BY MARI MsTs
ture mailed upon request. e4o1 Georgia
rEkMANEN! WAVES. q, shampoo aaS ps1
YS EGSf S0aa sEAgrY Sg saVeeae1 coIIEGE islo S.
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKER's wonder
igl hands rub your aches and pains away
3925 q s.; nv MI. ll20; n.,
sTomD ana sesn an 1sss open
sTTENTToS, PIs,xmsy ss;s Sh9PDs,s 9,P e,
sank Ct xmss 1sssES isvsfs Ssfs sale iO 5o s S e
diamonds and jeweiry. Cash or liberal
iFsf FsfbA e RDeH Buy ph nov
announces her return to practice OF physi-
cal therapy; hrs; 1 to Pm: Mon. through
I sRo6kkiRSD 81 aRRS 9R GUa speseh sShh clinic s
Vital message to parents. Don't let .
speech defect retard your ehilds success ss
experienced specialists. For information
So SoN'T 9oi DISCARD S1S2 THAT DRESS OR SUIT;
handle custom made, restyiins and alter
oPi 81 5h IEA sV ESGE M ssnsasy
Lpev's Bldg, lilo r st. NV RIM. 20
1k.rEk1Ess 5fI Ex: asGs GssL1pcoyERs and bedspreads
and we viii make them, for you; Reup:
h9asseTWSA Eerk sKTGaESwSRE
gifts. very reasonably priced ,Lay-aWa;SI aTf;I
pm. RIDDLES. 2Oo6. Florida ave; NV.
9sfhf e|SSs ssss & sSssss',su'
With nurses ,sHs esrs; near Walter Reed Hos
TacANCY c " for r@esi elderly lady, all home com
forts and care, tray service' reasonable
81. Sa 4Sl4 X. s. NELSON, optometrist. an.
nounees opening modern Scientific othces,
eyes. examined. glasses f1tted. PRESCRIPTIONS as
optical repairs. ali at lowest possible cost;
conveniently located 500 14th ST., be.
tween and Pa. ave- Suite 2o2,. hogTs gT
ESQ to 6: evenings BY appointment. os 81
RICHARD O. (DICK) RDGEwAY. JR.,. an
nounces the opening Of sales ONCE where
he viii be pleased to serve you in the
selection Of your jewelry and gift REQUIRE
aTiridRaa1 4aTETEdRa1Y9Ns ions AND pREssMAK1NG done
expertly. quickly and reasonably. Fur
specially desiened to flatter and slender,
lie the wearer. MRS. RIDDLE, 200a
Connecticut ave-. DU. 2006 and DU. 1888.
VACANCY in nurses private, licensed
VACANCY IN NURSING HoME-24-hour
nursing care. SH. 6040.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS, 40 bass, made to the exact
mg Specifications, of Excelsior: compare
with accordions at double this price.
light In weight, .$2s5. conv terms. KITT
MUSIC CO.. 1880 @ st. NV
ADDING MACH, S-col., like new: cost
S1s5; sell, $150. MA. 5515. 1011 9th
ADDiNG MAcHINEs-victor electric. 10
COL. $S8. Burroughs hand. $59.50. Bur-
rouehs 7-col electric desk model, $135.
Calculators--Monroe hand, S37 30. Mar
chant eha1 $S7;So; UNITED EQUIPMENT CO.
sumers Coz. Rosslyn, Va. Glebe 9Os1. 90
ADDING A. ,Di =, MACHINES SPECIAL ~ price:
sssb While pGS tSey ss. Lesusr ,ssS psH
Jef. pl NV. ST. o152. 10
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COAL. WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

MORE FOR YOUR MONEY, with fully sea-
seasoned 1909 hardwood; no pine or In
ferior mix; stacked on truck so you see
its g dull cord. s22. THE WOOD MAN.
WOOD, fireplace; good seasoned oak, 1S
or "a inch lengths; delivered 10 days; $50
per cord. WI. 5512 after 8 pm. to $50
FIREWOoD-Buy direct from farm, 49,
"a and SO inch lengths. mixed hardwoods.
GE. 1868 bet. & am. and 8 pm. 3
SEASONED WOOD, any length. Fire.
place stove, Immed. delivery, Nd. Va.
Oak. $50 cord; half cord, $1l. Phone
day. FA. $685. after g pm. Fairfax
692-W-x. J. r. McAILISTER, Ill Poplar
st., Fairfax. Va. Ia
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BOATS.

UNIVERsAPs NEW ATOMIC FoUR-25
full h,p.; worlds lightest weight 1oO%
marine motor. Priced right GREGORY
RoA4 Ro. F574, YARD 500 Maine ave sv.
TROLLING for rock. trout, blues. Chesa.
peake Bay. Eastern Bay. Bloody Point,
Poplar Isle, Gooses. For reservations, cali
VI WANTE6-0UTBoARD MoToRs. 8 and
8 h.p., any condition. STONE, $50 Eye
st. NV, Ma O22l, Ill
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MOTOR TRAvh.,

RELIABLE COUPLE or mature man over
so, going south or s.w. to drive new car
to Ark; gas allowance. go pm" Iu.
%SiAMI-Lesvins November 13: new Buick:
can take 2 or 3. CAL MIR. SETTLE, MA.
FREE FREE ERA eTTfRXNsPoRTATfoN to Texas
Drive '48 model pickups. Call only II
yeu can aG, leave immed. MIR. 1HEKEEdIL' 1 q
WANTED-Reliable man to drive 1947
Dodge from Washington to Seattle; gas
and oil paid: Telsphone MA. 5e4s: sIl
Antonio, Tex. about Nov. %; take ladies
or couple. NE. 0540. Ext. 500. after PM
WISH AUTO. RIDE to California; will help
drive and share expenses. Phone 1ndian
Head Md 4474. H.
GENTLEMAN wishes to drive car to Miami
Fla. on or about Dec. 1: references; Box
DRIVING n Ss' TO FLORIDA, west coast Nov,
IL. take l gentleman or couple; good
Dodge: free ride exchange for driving;
refs. EXCHANGED. DU. 0s7l, after pm.
DENVER oficial Laying so Fridsyy'
bl31: evenings, RE. 1875. Apt. 6o7. To-
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MIscELLANEoUS WANTED,

ADDING MACHs. typewriters. calculators.
rf5 7s CO 4sS eTs. kaa
ANTIQUES. bric-a-prae. china, silverware.
6oRA So lSwfFH sap EroA issS
ANTioUEsWpurniture. bric-a-brac china,
Shsss F9si pIs.s psd Can
ANTIQUE FIREARMS, accessories. parts
1es Bss anY ys s9PIs 9o anaae RTs5 sn a
Sookss soueaT ST sSs6 AsS sop E q an de-
5s5ss'n. 5S@ess Ssoks sroR 8 Fl
CAMERAS, CAMERAS, all types movie equipment; all
pRo co.. sss sss't Ps ave. prizes
ecLoTHi1NG1Mens suits, shirts. . pants. @
sohn and rspes nsp bre
phone re: ess5. We PICK supi aoop
SE1GHRos ~ STORES ssl 9Th 9TH st NV
msnts: sts. MORRIS iAWNskoKERs' 1SsEHfs iisRs
eo2 soTfi W ss to give Ms ss
sesas R11sts '11a T.; R Bss
DiAMoSSb6s, sold, gold platinum. tie teeth. diamond
watches, discarded tewelry bought. No
purchase too small. too large; cash imme-
SEW sasZ YosK EWky h5 eo 9ses7 9s 7h Pas
DIAMONDS, e,d so,d and SILVER: diamond
Eaissss Ss4 aRd Bs Se Ss s.S Cash 81 paid
da Deees A.e e ;a:'ss ctr,
ssSes So 81 ss's nd f'E :
FGRNfTuRE@your entire household con-
FGkNirTRh HHH ANrRnDnns Is n An a oSss Ssa
Tables E sesEstarE s IA or chests. end
teeth. DISCARDED Jew ieV.lry ' We sp; pa, V' CASH. 4
sEWsrAffRs SS Is4ED :. faS anes St g
SsWsFAfSks %.sfSps H ssi H.s.., ,,,s.,
and house rass' WAsHiSaTi'oN RAG :
PI.s6s. PAG 60. 5 2ls ! s. ns;s,, sg d, soo7 49,.
sizs; az, sisss s any Condition; veil II pay pay
PiANos WAS2TiED-coLoN1AL PIANO
1870 after % 10 am. tsH for courteous ] % appraisai M
PIANO, wanted by church, apt.-size grand
pref. Call ME. 314l or Rockville 3970.
SCRAP IRON, cast iron, So per 100
cred to our warehouse. Highest price paid
for scrap iron. scrap metals, house rags
and auto batteries. II you cannot deliver
your accumulations, please phone us. ACE
JUNK CO., 220 Georgia ave. NV, AID.
SCRAP IRON, east iron. So per 100
pounds; delivered to our warehouse High
est price paid for scrap iron, scrap metals,
house rags and auto batteries. If you
cannot deliver your accumulations, please
phone US, Washington RAG & BAG
sfWNG sp MacHSEsWseo st sS p soo5 bny all tyDes;
rsesT pssnx 7a B 81, buttons RE 1898
SHEET METAL BRAKE, #. OK. oo44.
sTovEs. RANGES. HEATERS. all kind,
and sizes ACME STOVE CO.. 101l 18th
CHAUFFEUR'S UNIFORMS. caps and ov-
ercoat, excel. condition, size 81 WI 5093.
WANTED.Bette. eraas Of housenolc tyr
55ss evenings. evenings W GE 6447 A''0'e NO
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware
ieSelrs. boRA RRUPsAW a q''ia1IfsSi M1IEsToSE Ss
1885 @ st. NV, Sterling 7496.
MGR 1000 posting machine. Contact
NJ Joseph. NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
RcA TELEvIs1oN SET, Tin screen. very
oa pssse ea n psE Mk fSpS sAS O. Sny a.
ATTENTION-Haulers and accum ulatorl
Of scrap iron. auto batteries and scrar
metals. see US before you sell We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING.
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Restaurant, Mr.. 5th and H NE.
Real money maker Small, compact mod.
restaurant. Fast turnover. Low overhead.
$50 rent. includes 3-rm. apt. for owner;
500 q mo. Run by owner and wife and
extra help Closed Suns. and eyes.
Pies s $looo9 sS;ooaS88 Soa8 eash th ApMSa Ga Mfs
REALTY. RE. 3316. 10
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AVIATION.
ROOMS fuRNIsHEp-Noshwsss.

FORMING CLUB On Piper Cub: lnexpen.
sive way to learn to ny. Cali Spruce 08Ss.
Evening star., 1948-11-09

JEWELRY STORE-All cash business, av-
eraging about. 5000 per year; very good
opportunity for matchmaker; priced at
"a 900 plus inventory.
Drugstore, old established, on busy cor
ner, doing about 1925 per day; long lease
DGs corner store with living quarters,
doing about ST. 900 per wk.; beer and wine
license; good lease; priced at 100000;
lock, stock and barrel, including truck.
Call 6. TAETLE, DI. S116; ewes. EN-.
3014 Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER for hire to do grading and
@ @exeavating work BY hour or contract
REFRIGERATORs, washing machines
waxers, sun lamps, etc. DISTRICT ELEC-
TRIO CO., WO 1902 Ill
Evening star., 1948-11-09

INSTRUCTION COURSES (cont.).
1895 LANIER PL. N.W.-voice and piano
teacher has vacancies in apt. and other
rooms for interested students. Piano
studio for practicing. Mt. Pleasant car.
Evening star., 1948-11-09

BUSINESS.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the bet
ter school anil ofdce positions. 204 Col
orsdo Bldg, 14th and g. RE. 393S. liz
Ambassador Employment Service
1424 < st. NV. RIM, 2os, ST. 74l5.
Sec, trade assn, 1925; sec. r.r.. S225;
Sec. acct. CPA ONCE, S225; sec.-recept.;
s.e.; $500. Many openings for beginners
and exper. Stenos paying top salaries.
Stock clerk-typist (m). $3.50: messenger
(m.). $50; statistical clerk, 5000: script
writer. radio comm. adv. S216 UP; comm.
artist. $3.50 up; cashier-typist; Sc, $500;
clerk-typist (many), $3.50 to $500: book
keeper. $3.50; asst: bookkeeper, $3.50; ins.
dept. supervisor, S216 up. 10
TYPIST, FAST, $50 WK.
(Woman,. real estate broker; opporty:; I;
elerk-typist; mr.. Bethesda; S160. FIX
typist; 1-3 wks.. $3.50 mo-: mailroom clerk;
S155 mo-; addressograph oper, da.. $3.50
once ses MfS YsS sEsns sna a. or th hiS ooT BLACK
BOYD, TOO 18th, MA. 1888
STENOGRAPHERS, $50
NAen,, under s5; opporty.; at once; card
tipping. s45 yk. Credit col clerk S'dt' With
exper.; medical technician. sal. open.
Typists. several at once. See Miss Morgan
(NA. 2117.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV, next to church.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC,

DON'T GIVE UP-CaH RITTER'S EN-
PLoYMENT AGENCY; work by day. week
or month DU. 4S18, AID. 1882, 8 am. to
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CASH REGISTERS, $40; goo

sns 4sss1e s1ScR baets Taefs
gnIoade5 gn se5a ME. 29ee; ewes. and syn Syn
cEoTHiNG-rine { K suits, coats, dresses;
s.ze II; perfect. good style; fur neck piece
Ss Sub re- Eof3 asS and ARs mstesnr aal chair in
S wayne .gli;wsss. gli; s.. II; i54s; -, .t,-...
CONCRETE BLOCK machines ts), racks.
ms NESS g. s. hHms; ssSs. Make money. $50 takes g.
DAyENo. ss5; 2 ODD chairs; s2s for both:
60 Eood condition Call Rockville 3o14: M9 .
aGusss msbRe Sss
DESK, mig. kneehoIs; leather top. $3.50.
56 Ha seo Nsst &c., os
Sg % sae Ae. coin 81 M8 ssSs
snTes aSs a4s5'y @ Your ehoae aoss ss chairs
EEoTtt1PMENT E CO. 11oi Lee highway top
Psslte ,.S Gsif1th7 aahi Consumers COZ Rosslyn
REsRs 81 y, ses il sing and s1s pedssts
g. g. f. s5ss u.s. sss Il GSss S. i ii 4
pixMoSDs@I DIR oSf tuSsa sol; " Ct; s5ee:
lays u Ct, s17b: isdy's A Let; j Ct $500;
Ia Ct, $3.50; lady's plat. 2 ct,. $3.50;
mans ga ct. perfect $3.50; lady's plat.
perfect 8 Ct. S1.100; all prices include
mtgs.; trades accepted: money-baek guar
antee LIVINGSTON & Co. 1923 H st.
biAMoED n;Mi aS 'faS ENGAGEMENT RING. FAM fancy
solitaire style, 1-carat center stone with 8
smaller stones, matching platinum wedding
band with stones weighing 75 points.
81, 900. DU. 2022 after $50 pm. Ia
DIAMOND RING. 1a .carats, excellent
stone. sacrifice, $3.50. Call OV. 1146. 10
DIAMOND RING, $50, perfect emerald
cut and color, platinum mounting. sur
rounded by 18 small diamonds; appraised
$3.475, will sacrifice for $4,000. Box
DiCTAPHoNE, iniS'E transcriber, recorder and
shaver with records; must sell; $76. Dis
piSETTE iSiSi rTTS SET, solid maple, table and 4
chairs; used 8 mos. CHI. 1865. Iii
DINING RM. FURN.-New mahog. Duncan
Phyfe ext. table and beautiful chairs;
Vet XeJth ss2; $3.50; sell as is, s1s5 cash. OK.
bINfNa 1GSf el'Sl SIN. SUITE s-pc, tul-size ma
hosany Duncan. Pnyfe; credenza-style buf.
fet; excel. cond. used l VI; $225. TIE.
Bin. Din. ft I'M. fftRRS., beautiful chippendale
mahog. buffet and server. glass top; china
cabinet: Grand Rapid Manufacturer; COM
pletely refinished. new condition; $3.50 or
Will sell separately. GE. 2102. 3
Evening star., 1948-11-09

lchI SoilaAtioii. SoA w. to'o oAeSt
,EAUNDRoMAr. Westinghouse automatic
washing machine. only months old also
Roll-a,way bed new. Can after $50
Linens. Persian silver and embroideries
French, dinner china and glassware, Rus
sHsE fssk19s! Set eae ss'a! sss 3xn
blue wing chair. with slip covers. ,$45
LEi LEMBEk-An ample supply of used hare
brick. lumber and other building materials
9bs G Sur ao
e ss wse ane se
HEG4safR sff s do !osDssil09 At ae59 52vted or cal
LUMBER-We have on hand 500 pieces
3xlOx1s Georgia pine. 10000 +: corr
metal sheets. GENERAL WREcK1NG CO.
MMiIMPReoGRApH-A. Mi 60 B. Dick. like new.
closed drum; speedegg5inpt, pt. used, com.
s ess ssaD' sH4s5 Sc ss 15Os
sMSoToRoLA CONSOLE RADIO, American re
beaver fur n., coat, size II; UN; 1889: -
this STaS 2asr at PH9o isvor sgp
see us first. 1859 Irving st. NV. ,Ho
MUSICAL NsTRuMENTs-clearancei i4 Of
dions. ETC.. at deep-cut prices. nationally
famous makes; saving up to 50%. conv.
terms. KIT MUSIC CO. 1880 g st. NV.
MULTnITHs. model No so and model
No 1927; perfect, condition; extraordi.
oFFIcf S7Sg e RI HfAtRSS7I7TyGjRE-cemDlete .Ginsl.
room. consisting Of executive, desk. glass
top SWIVEL caaiE ai ar arm .na1s and ofSssiona
Sell as lot ,9r- or individual pieces; reason
OFFICE OFF Eo1fP.Lpesks, chairs, fles, safes,
adding machines, calculators; bargain
Sun. CO. 1926; week. l112 14th st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE - Reconditioned
desks, chairs. filing cabinets. tables. etc
429 9th st. s.W. ME. 1865.
OFFICE. FURNITURE, steel and wood
file desks, file cabinets all makes wood
tables; all-types ofdce furniture: priced
reasonable. ELKINS, 1928 N. Y. ave. NV
iPHoNoGRAPH RECoRDs-victor. colum.
bia, Decca. Capitol and Sonora record,
and albums: popular and classical. Sheet
music; Large stock; SPRING VALLEY
EN-. 1873.
Evening star., 1948-11-09

FLOORS SANDED and finished, old frs
made like new; work done Nd, Va. and
D. c. GEORGE TAYLOR, WA. 1929
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24
Final Service For
Pvt. A. H. SaIois

Final services for Ffc. Andrew
H. Salois, whose body was re-
Gently returned from overseas
under the repatriation program,
were conducted at the Lit t e
Flower Church Saturday, Sept. II
at II a. M, with the Beck Fun
eral Home in charge of arrange
ments.
Serving as escort was Sgt.
Claude A. Taylor, Sixth Army
Escort Detachment, Ogd n,
Utah. A group of veterans of the
late war served in carrying out
last rites. burial b e in G in the
Browning Catholic cemetery.
Deceased, who d i e d while in
line of duty in Europe in the late
war, was a son Of Mile Salois of
Heart Butte.
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Card Of Thanks

With grateful hearts we wish
to express our thanks to all " no
in our profound sorrow, in t h e
last illness and death of our be-
loved son and brother. the late
Claude Davis. gave to us their
devotion through deeds of love
and expressions of sympathy.
We are deeply mindful of the
kindly efforts of members of the
Blackfeet Hospital staff and wish
to have them know our depth of
appreciation.
Mrs. Mollie Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. J. f. Hilton ard
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Davis.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24
Vet Welfare Groups
To Give More Aid

The Veterans Welfare CON-
mission will be in Browning on
the first and third Wednesday of
each month, an d the Veterans
Administration representative
will be in Browning on the sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of
each month. This is necessary so
that a more complete aid will be
given to the veterans of this area
They will use the Employment
Itinerant office in the Barracks
Building of the Agency.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24
Card OF Thanks

We wish to express our deep
thanks to all our friends for their
expressions of sympathy, their
floral tokens of kindness a n d
their various deeds in our behalf
in the last illness and death Of
our beloved husband, father and
brother, the late Charles r. Hig-
gins.
Mrs. Elbea Higgins and son,
Bobby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wright.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24
Methodist Church
Sunday Services

Sunday Services
Church School classes for all
age groups Sunday at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at IL a. m.
Sermon by pastor. T h e m e:
believing, Belonging. Be Do
ing
Methodist Youth Fellowship,
Wednesday at 7 p. m. All young
people IL to % years old.
Rummage Sale at the Parish
House, Friday and Saturday. Oct.
| and 2.
Worldwide Communion Sun
day. Every Christian in Brown
ing should do this in remem-
bance of Him" to share with
Christians all over the world.
Edgar B. Smith, Pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24

For saleT-New 300-caliber Saw
age rifle. Write Box 172, Brown
ing, Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24
Duck seasohln Two
Sections, Beginning
Oct. 8 At Noon

The 1913 duck hunting season
will consist Of two hunting per-
iods Of IA days ca c h, starting
Oct. 8 and Nov. IL, the fish and
wildlife service has announced.
Hunting hours will t art at
noon on both opening days a n d
80 minutes before sunrise on all
other days. Closing hours will be
one hour before sunset.
One change in regulations list
ed for the 1913 season is t h a
automatic loading and hand OPP
Grating repeating shotguns shall
be plugged with a one-piece
metal or wooden filler incapable
Of removal except by disassembl-
ing the gun. The wildlife service
stated that this change was made
due to the quick removal or re.
placement Of the plug used form
erly.
Bag limits on ducks will be five
this year, including not NOR G
than one Wood duck. Possession
limit is listed at five for the open.
ing days and not more t h n 1C
for all succeeding days. The goose
bag limit has also been changed
to permit two Canadian geese tC
be included in the four daily bag
limit, instead of just one for last
year. Possession limit W ill re,
main at four geese at any one
time.
Opening and closing hours fol-
| shooting b o urs on all hunting
days are listed as follows:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24
Plants That Swim

Despite the fact they are plants,
and not animals, many species OF
water algae are able to move about
by swimming. Brown algae range
in size from forms that can be
seen only under the microscope to
others 200 feet long.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24
PEACE AND the SCHOOLS

Now h young America is
starting back to school. what will
it learn, by way of justifying the
fond hopes of its parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Taxpayer America?
1t will learn to read and write
and reckon. 1t will acquire a GER
tain amount of basic knowledge to
fit it for a useful, productive life.
1t will learn. we hope, something
of the meaning, opportunities,
and responsibilities of American
citizenship. 1t will discover. we
trust, something of the meaning,
opportunities, and responsibilities
of world citizenship.
There is no rea antagonism
between these two latter aims, it
is effectively pointed out in a re-
port on Education for Inter-
national Understanding in Am
erican Schools" by three CON-
mittees of the National Educa-
ton Association. Patriotism and
internationalism are no more in
consistent, declares this sane and
helpful report, than a r e loyalty
to ones family and to ones CON-
munity.
Yet the report opposes a mere
ly sentimental and pacifist ap-
proach to international under
standing and the playing up of
picturesque differences in various
peoples ways of living. It be-
lieves that children must be
taught realistically the legitimate
role of national power as a means
of achieving international order.
They must see b h the posi-
bilities and present weaknesses
of international organization as
represented by the United Ma
tions. They must learn that war
is not inevitable and that civiliza-
ton Itself may be imperiled by
atomic war, though the present
world situation requires a strong
United States.
An interesting question arises
in this connection: Is it 8 a f e to
stress world understanding un-
less all the world powers are do
ing likewise? The answer is clear
and the report gives it. Peace
does not depend alone on Amer
lean education. But American
education can be one of the most
powerfully contributing factors
to peace. Since it e e m 8 likely
h a t the establishing of world
law under S o m form of world
government will be a slow, grad
ual process, young Americans
must be prepared to sustain and
strengthen this movement with
patience, understanding, an d
zeal.-Christian Science Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-24

Despite a decrease Of a per cent
in cotton acreage in South Carolina
from 1921 to l945, the decrease in
number Of bales Of cotton produced
was only IL per cent because of an
Increase Of ll pounds Of lint cotton
per acre.
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DayliKht-Type Bulbs

Daylight-type bulbs are handy foe
laundry rooms because they make it
easier to detect spots and stains.
Dark lamp shades absorb light. The
same bulb will give so per cent
more light with a white or ivory
shade.
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Drainage Problem
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other coat of oil, will be post
poned until next year, it being
believed that with minor atten-
ton to repairs the durability of
the recently completed improve
ment should not be threatened. 4
Evening star., 1948-02-17
Baruch Urges u. 5.
To Join Peace Front
Against Aggressors
BY the Asseeieted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. II. - Bernard
M. Baruch yesterday urged the
United States to join peace-seeking
European countries in building a
united front against aggressor ma
tions.
The elderly adviser of Presidents
addressed the opening-day session
of the United States Conference OF
Mayors.
Expressing great and high hopes"
b, for the Marshall Plan but only If
Europe will help ITSELF" Mr.. Baruch
proposed that participating nations
form a common defense union
which we should join to help
them"
"I do not see how the people OF
Europe, who are really digging
themselves out pretty well, can get
back to work or dare to expand their
energies when there is always the
threat of war"
| OUEdhE1O 1IlC1QdCu S1AaA 400 LIE w -
son, president of the General Elec-
trio Co.
Addressed by Short Wave.
Premier Alcide de Casper OF Italy
and Foreign Minister Georges BIZ
dault of France both addressed the
conference by short-wave radio.
i Both European officials expressed
qualification for aid from America
and the Italian statesman added:
Your aid has been indispensable
In bringing us this far. We look
now to the Marshall Plan as ship
wrecked sailors, already in sight OF
shore, might look to their life raft"
Mr.. Baruch touched on numerous
problems confronting the world to-
day but said the most important OF
all Is "the overshadowing problem
of our relations with a former ally
Russia"
The problem of high prices, ne
said, can be solved only after gen.
uine peace is restored.
Wilson Discusses Initiation.
Until we do have peace, the ordi-
nary actions which govern prices
will not function"
MIR. Wilson described three ways