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Browning chief., 1948-01-16

Electric Motors, drills. welders, hoists.
tube plates. grinders. dust collectors.
centrifugal pumps, air compressors,
flashlights. lanterns. flex shafts. chain
hoists. vises. paint spray outfits; car.
truck. tractor chains, bumper and truck
Jacks. grease guns, air hose. gauges. tire
tools, 5-gallon army gas cans, tents,
tarpaulins. industrial tires. tubes, wheel,
swing saw, belt sewing machines, KNAPP
sacks, sprayers; airplane. car, truck,
tractor tires. tubes. rims. wheels, Cush-
man scooters. wheel balancer. Quartz
ray health lamps.
BRANICK CO. Faro, N. d.
Browning chief., 1948-01-16
See Voice Perform

Oscilloscope, built into the cab
met of photographic recorder,
permits voice of singer or the
tones Of an instrument to be watch
ed while the record is being made.
Browning chief., 1948-01-16
Size of Train Crew

Size of Train Crew
While the number varies, de-
pending on the length of run and
the character of the train, from 80
to so persons-such as conductors,
enginemen and other members of
the crew and pullman employees
are required in the operation Of
a passenger train between Chicago
and the Pacific coast.
Browning chief., 1948-01-16

92.75 for one year good only until Jan. 18th.
Your own or Gift subscription.
DARWIN CRoSSMAN SUBSCRIPTION
AGENCY
Boz 9S5 Billings, Montana
Browning chief., 1948-01-16
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
U. S. Troops Leave Panama Bases;
Anderson Lists Grain Spectators;
Nation Warned Of High Price Peri|s
Released by wNU Features.

T :''sa: . analyst: as IN 's: sss s
Browning chief., 1948-01-16

That's Lot of Holes
Americans, through lack of prop
er dental care, have accumulated
nearly 900 million untitled cavities
in their teeth.
Browning chief., 1948-01-16

Flam Building Block machine No. 3 COM
plete with 4x8x12, 4x6x12. 4x4x12 and Brick
Molds. 1000 Wooden Pallets. $500 blocks
daily capacity. LAY RITE PRODUCTS
COMPANY, I'LL Sixth Ave. N. Billings,
Browning chief., 1948-01-16

FROZEN FISH: Frozen Fish for sale-Lute-
fisk, Walleyed Pike. Northern Pike. White
Smoked Fish. Sailed Fish. Salmon. Halibut,
Black Cod. Pike Fillets and Fish Steaks.
Write for latest catalogue now ready.
FRADET FISH CO.. West Fargo. N. D.
Browning chief., 1948-01-16

Restaurant and fountain. good business and
location. Seats So. Equipment alone worth
asking price. Employing 8 persons. Slot
machines and music machine pay all ex-
penses. Health forces sacrifice. Price s75oo
with terms. COLUMBIA CAFE, Rainier, Ore.
Browning chief., 1948-01-16

In Livingston, Apt. house. fuTnished. On
highway. close to town, ideal for tourist and
local trade. I apis. and , sleeping rooms
besides living quarters. I lots, room for
expansion. Write
sss W. Park. Livingston. Montana
Browning chief., 1948-01-16

For Sale: Well improved RANCH 1900 acres
decided land. all fenced and cross fenced:
ITO A. under cultivation. 30 in alfalfa; 3Ha
miles Of creek and 10 dams: good house.
water. electricity, barn. sheds; full line
equipment. Terms If desired. Write
COZ, Drawer X, Newell. s. D.
Browning chief., 1948-01-16

Auto mechanic. looking for steady position.
best proposition In area. $3.50 plus bonus
and paid vacation. Free laundry. Having
living quarters for man and family.
THOMPSON MOTORS, Pullman, Washingt.n
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
The Stars Say
For Saturday. November 27
By GENEvIEvE KEMBLE

ACCORDING to a hold-over Of
adverse planetary aspects, it might
be as well to secure weekend diver
sion from serious considerations,
since a carefree holiday might
prove soothing to excessively stim-
ulated feelings, emotions and i'm
pulses. Any effort at adjusting stub
born, strange and devastating situ-
ations might prove futile, and the
interim might be spent in currying
favor with elders or superiors whose
appreciation is urgent.
For the Birthday
Those whose birthday it is are
urged to take time to give keen and
calm analysis to underlying cir
cumstances, in which tempestuous
and wild impulses, emotions and
destructive attitudes have brought
about difficult situations. Self-re.
straint, deep research into the baf-
fling. circumstances or descriptions
could gain by. the friendly under
standing or advice of those in influ'
entail places. Personal relations are
likewise in jeopardy by a rash show
of Temperament"
A child born on this day may b.
temperamental and difficult, with
its feelings and emotions tempest
uous and exaggerated. Early train
inO is recommended.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26

brush, followed by an alternating
hot and cold shower, . brisk rub
down. friction with a fragrant bath
tonic or borated talcum. She loves
perfume, but she doesn't use it law
ishly. Never does she neglect to
guard against the baneful B o. US
ing a deodorant or deterrent In the
arm pits each day.
This type Of girl has confidence in
her self. She is . self-respecting
lovely because she realizes that she
Is doing everything possible to keep
herself trim and dainty.
Good grooming il q large part OF
the good looks formula. Without it,
the most beautiful Of creatures Is un-
attractive. Careless disarray" just
doesn't get one any place, no matter
what the time Of day. what the occa-
sion. Even the teen-age euties who
used to wear blue Jeans and shirts
with the tails hanging out. have
come to that conclusion. Smart ones
are wearing pretty frocks, have dis.
carded sloppy shoes. They've had
enoughl
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Redecoroting Your Bedroom?
Here Are Some Good Ideas

/ ments of the occupants of the room.
If the budget is limited, the beds,
drawer chests and floor covering
can be purchased first. That way,
through the years. it is possible to
create really handsome room with
out Gripping the budget. Furniture
is acquired that fits the needs and
requirements at the right time.
For storage, there are handsome
sectional pieces that may be re-
arranged or increased according to
requirements. Matching drawer
chests placed side by side and topped
with a big mirror offer plenty of
storage space in a handsome man.
ner. A small desk adds much to
room and offers nice spot for quiet
correspondence or going over ac-
counts.
Accessories should be well chosen
and always harmonious. A nice easy
chair is fine, but if space doesn't
permit, how about a pretty little
slipper chair? A chaise Tongue Of
fers nice touch of luxury, but here,
again, space limitations often inter-
vene, and suggest small easy chair
and matching footstool.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN. MD.

A GREAT many people OCCASION
ally notice a clicking in the jaw
joint and sometimes feel as if it
were going to lock during a yawn.
Ordinarily, this is not a serious con-
dition, but in some instances it be-
comes so severe that the mouth can
not be opened wide enough for nor
NAL eating. In other patients, the
jaw may lock when the mouth is
opened, while for still others the
audible clicking of the jaw at every
movement is the most annoying fea-
ture of the trouble.
Whether mild and occasional or
constant and severe, the cause Of
this disorder is always the same
a arrangement of the cartilage disc
between the bone surfaces which
form the joint between the upper
and lower jaws. Usually, this con-
sists of loosening or enlargement Of
the disc.
Slight Injury
Some slight injury to the joint,
such as might be inflicted by toe
wide . yawn, may precede the de-
velopment of the condition. A blow
on the joint may have the same re.
suit, but most cases can be traced
either to the extraction Of teeth OF
a natural malocclusion or improper
bite. This causes long-continuet
strain which gradually brings about
changes in the cartilage. In case oi
sudden injury, the cartilage is loos
ened and thereafter the repeated
| twisting and swapping involved il
ordinary movements Of the jaw
cause the cartilage to enlarge, will
the result that symptoms are mad
worse.
i In treating this disorder, II tn,
bite is not proper, it should be cor
rected. If an injury has occurred re
Gently, splinting of the joint for
time may allow the condition t
clear up without becoming chroni
or long-continued.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
By ELEANOR ROSS

DURING the last decade or so,
the average bedroom has undergone
it's transformation and emerged
from a stereotyped room into one
of individuality and charm. We
don't mean the snooty decorator
jobs or the beautiful hotel suites,
we mean the ordinary family bed
room. No longer is it room that
consists of the regulation bedroom
suite with its bureau, dresser and
vanity, most unpretty room, one
to be hidden behind closed doors.
The trend, for some time, has
been towards smaller bedrooms, a
trend that began some years before
the war. This is the main reason
why the ugly standardized bedroom
suite has gone into the discard.
When a room is not large, there has
to be fexibility in furnishing. Large
pieces are cumbersome, the room
seems top-heavy with furniture. Sc
in came the handsome headboard
bed, in came charming sectional
pieces to be arranged and fitted ac-
cording to the room dimensions.
Headboard Bed
The headboard bed or, that clever
trick, a box-spring on legs, showed
against false headboard cut from
plywood and covered to tone or con-
trast with spread or drapes, is the
star of today's bedroom decor, anc
it is worthy of all the handsome
variations obtainable in every price
range. For the decorative possible
ties of the headboard bed are un
limited, and range from luxury fab
rics, such as silk velvets or fine
leather, through to chintz and linen
Fabrics play colorful role in thu
new type bedroom, too. Bedspread
with foor-length ruffied or TAILORED
flounces, dressing table skirts ant
draperies of the same material, Civ
an effect of continuity and eye ap
peal necessary to make a room
pleasant and inviting.
Because headboard beds are no
part of a suite or set, it is possibl
to select whatever pieces OF bed
room furniture are necessary, fror
open stock to exactly fit the require
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
By HELEN FOLLETT

PERFECT grooming means work
ing at it every day. not just making
. big fuss, when preparing for a
date. Daintiness Of appearance isn't
something that we are born with
a gift of looking just so-but hab-
it.. systematic care Of the body. COM
plexion, hair. finger nails. Not only
that. but one must take care Of ones
wardrobe, see that every detail of
dress il spotless, never lacking .
stitch or 4 button. -
The "do It now" girl is the one
who wins out You won't find her
sewing up q raveled hem at the last
minute. Nor will she postpone the
day when she must take her shoes
to the cobbler to have new taps put
on. She has . little memo pad, notes
her small personal duties. does them
promptly. She doesn't try to save on
the dry cleaners bill. There's no
economy in that
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
NEW
v llE
s
WI l'['ER''
BY FRANCES FOX

WlT1Ha Inc holiday a.y.u time ,so1,sas near
are planning new hairdos for
the parties ahead.
Two good suggestions for
your winter wave" are pic
tured here. Both of them have
the new, short look with an EN-
phasis on a style that is both
Aattering and practical.
At top, right, is the Co
quette," which, as its name I'M
plies, is provocative and utter
ly feminine. The front locks
sweep away from a right side
part and culninate in a French
bang over the left eye. Soft,
forward-moving waves hug the
head and frame the face pref
tily.
Below. are two views of an
other hairstyle. This coiffure
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

"AMONG all the American in
yentions in the food field, there is
one that is most important" re-
marked the Chef. THAT is the baby
foods that are strained, or as We
Chefs say, pureed. l think that
many Of these baby foods are also
excellent for very old people, be-
cause they are easily digested. and
there is enough variety to suit any
taste. The vegetables and fruits are
very good; there are few desserts,
and now there are also the pureed
meats"
"At cocktail party given for the
visiting editors at the Food Confer
ence," l said, "these meats were
used in making spreads for canapes
and sandwiches; they were delicious.
In fact, when it comes to foods-i ina
minute, these baby foods do job.
For instance, think of young
mother, who is giving baby his pu-
reed noon meal. She needs food,
too. If she'll put half jar of pureed
vegetable of any kind in sauce
pan, add dab of butter, little salt
and pepper, and three-fourths cup
milk, and heat it up-shell have a
cup Of vegetable broth that's tasty
and nourishing. Add peanut but
ter and whole wheat bread sandwich
and a baked apple, and she has
perfect lunch"
"And when grandma and grand
pa cannot chew meat" observed the
Chef, 1--WE can give them a good
soup such as vegetables and barley
made substantial in a minute with
the pureed baby meat. Now about
those canapes at the party, Ma
dame?"
New Canapes
"There were several kinds. An ex-
cellent spread was made by COM
bining a (31s oz.) can of pureed
liver, crumbled crisp bacon, a little
onion, salt and some minced olives
with little cream cheese. This was
spread on whole wheat crackers"
T hope the crackers were very
crisp, Madame. You cannot make
good canapes with limp crackers:
If in doubt, they should be heated"
"The curried beef canapes were
interesting, too. For these a (31s
oz.) can Of pureed beef was COM
bined with 4 teaspoon curry pow
der and a little minced celery; three
tablespoons mayonnaise were add
ed, and some fresh black pepper.
This was spread on cheese crack
ers."
at is the decoration of the can
apes that makes them attractive" !"
remarked the Chef. "A little chopped
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Household Hints

II you are letting down the hem
of coat, such as a fleecy polo coat,
take out the hem, brush it thor
oughly and steam the crease. II the
crease is not eliminated by this
treatment, use a piece Of very fine
sandpaper and gently rub against
the nap. This technique will work
up the nap and cover the crease.
Finish by facing the coat with a
lightweight material and steam
press the new hem.
Light tints for walls and ceilings
Of your room have the advantage o1
improving the natural lighting o1
the room, and Of making it possible
to get the greatest value from light
ing fixtures. Dark colors, on thu
other hand, have the power to alb
sorb light.
White and color-fast cottons ant
linens should be run through tn
washing machine from eight to II
minutes, depending upon how soile'
they are. Silks and rayons shoul'
be run through from Ave to sevel
minutes, and washable woolens no
Imore than two Or three.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
LOVES PERILOUS PATH
Sequel TO loves foh Horizon BY ADELE GARRISON
Dicky, Returning from the Hospital is Cautioned
gv Katharine that He Must Take II Easy

let 20 of you, won't you please tote
him along to the couch? When l get
him installed on it, and take his
pulse he may hold court with his
children who are being most helpful
in restraining their greetings"
II don't want anybody restrain
ing anything" Dicky said obstin-
ately. "Come here, Faith darling,
and you boys, too"
But Junior had caught Faith up
in his arms, and was holding her
protectively and securely.
Adult Note
"We1l wait till you get on the
couch, Dad" he said with the adult
note in his voice which had so fas-
cinated me. saw Dicky look at him
sharply and curiously, then he spoke
"as one man to another"
"All right, old boy, if you say so,
I'll watt" he said. LEAD on, Missis
Simon Legree!"
"Thank you, Junior" Katharine
said with emphasis, ignoring
Dicky's gibe. Then she was settling
the pillows on the couch, and hand
ing the afghan to Lillian who had
hurried to her side, patiently ready
to be pressed into service.
In another minute, with Kath-
arine protecting his wounded arm
and its elaborate sling-I recalled
Mary's jape about DR.. Twitchell's
sings, Dicky was esconced on the
couch, and Katharine was taking
his pulse, while the rest of US stood
helplessly-and anxiously waiting.
"You don't deserve your good
luck" Katharine told him with a
grin when she had finished. "You're
the most ornery patient that ever
turned nurses hair snowy white.
But you seem to be okay. So get on
with the loving greetings. But chill
dren, you must be careful not to
touch or jar that wounded arm
We're not out of the woods yet"
l drew her to one side, although
she kept her eyes trained on Dicky,
and put a quick, fierce question in
"prison fashion"
"What do you mean by mot out
of the woods, yet'?" demanded.
keep the blouse firmly fast
ened," Katharine murmured back.
~ simply mean that Dicky's got to
use the ordinary caution when q
bullet wound is in question. You
ought to know him by this time.
He's perfectly capable Of trying to
swim the Hudson with that arm, or
90 swarming up the face of the EN-
pire State building"
Continued tomorrow)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
How Doctors Treat Clicking
Sensation in the Jaw Joint

In those cases in which pain is
present, the use of heat, such as
heat produced by using a short
wave diathermy machine, may
bring marked benefit.
Operation Needed
None of these treatments will
correct the condition if the cartilage
is either too large or too loose. In
such cases, an operation is neces-
sary. During the operation, the car
tilage is removed.
After the operation the jaw is
kept immovable and only fluids are
given for five days. After this time,
movements of the jaw may be grad
ually permitted.
In those cases in which the only
symptom is clicking in the joint,
operation is, as a rule, not needed,
However, at times the clicking may
be so bothersome to the patient that
removal of the cartilage is advis-
able.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
]. N: My wife has enlarged
glands in the neck. Some years age
she had tuberculosis. Could tuber'
culosis be the cause for the condi'
ton?
Answer: 1t is possible that the en-,
larged glands are due to tuberculo
sis infection. On the other hand, i
may be due to infection Of tn,
throat, nose, and mouth. The condi
ton might also-be due to some dis
order affecting the blood.
A careful study Of the lungs Il
advisable. It may be necessary Il
remove . bit Of tissue from one O
the glands to examine under tn
microscope.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26

synopsis-Not only little Faith Graham
but her whole family have difhculty eontrou.
ing their nerves As they wait in their hotei
Lansfield suite for the return OF Dicky
Graham from the hospital where his ouIet
wound at the hands Of an armed prowler
last night has fortunately been declared not
serious Just as the tension Is becoming un-
bearable, the knocker sounds. "Oh-h! Faith
shrieks. -Ill bet that's my daddy, but for
once her mother. Madse. does not wait to
answer her. Instead she opens the door and
goes into the embrace Of her husbands un-
injured right arm
ooh, Dicky!" I said chokingly
as l drew him through the door.
"Are you sure you're all right?"
l knew l was breaking all the
rules for wife's self control in
an emergency, but I did not care.
Only one thing mattered, the real
condition of his wounded arm.
His other arm tightened around
me in a hug that suggested possible
cracking of ribs.
ais a grizzly bear incapacitated
simply because of one paw" he
asked, and hatherlne spoke Win
authority behind him.
"But even a grizzly knows enough
to lie down and lick his wounds" she
said. Suppose you get over on that
couch, and tone down both your
movements and your voice muscles
for a while"
Amicable Badinage
at would be too much to hope
that you would ever stop broadcast
ing" he retorted in the amicable
badinage which he and Katharine
carry on interminably.
Not while have so appreciative
and understanding an auditor as
you, darling Katharine returned
imperturbably. "Madge, if he won't
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Food for Thought

Just before you put plain mullins
into the oven, sprinkle them with
a mixture of melted shortening,
brown sugar and cinnamon or nut
meg.
Mace may be used like nutmeg.
and is delicious sprinkled on baked
custard before baking. Try it on
bread pudding and on sugar cookies.
Try seasoning veal chops with
powdered marjoram before brais-
ing them. This herb gives just the
right tang to mild-favored meat.
Never overlook oysters. II you
do they will be tough. Stop cooking
them before the edges begin to curl.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Words Of the Wise

People are always blaming
their circumstances for what
they are. don't believe in cir
cumstsnces. The people who get
on in this world are the people
who get up and look for the cir.
cumstances they want, and Il
they can't find them, make them.
-(Bernard Shawl
There are three marks Of su-
perior man: being virtuous, he is
free from anxiety; being wise, he
is fres from perplexity; being
brave, he is free from fear.
-(Confucius)
Things at first hard and rough,
are by use made tender and
gentle. -(Ben Jonson)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Odd Fact

A rancher in Laramie, Wyoming,
shot at q deer and missed it. He then
mounted his horse, uncoiled . lariat,
and lassooed him.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Strained Baby Food
1t Has Many Uses for Adults, Too

nimiento. the sliced olives. tho
minced narslev. all helm tn maIe
them like little food miniatures
"And they're 40 Quick and easv
to make thew are really ready in .
minute And Chef. another food von
can nrepare in a minute is the ba-
mana"
Banana Cookery
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an, .s.l;J.raI .ne U'1 1,,s,a,, @ ~ T TeaSS a"aSS
oe. "a t0 .ba i,,nohoon ~ : 49, r;yan m hu aS ~;
,,,;ta pan.na at tho confar.n.. | ha
auno. au,." D's m,aro shown M ~ in sewers, go 10
,,a,'aS 80 m ron % ;ns.anoa ~ thar I'M. LII
~. W. lie ond 49, fr;ad ~ go 80
" Wv ~ ,.,matah1a - u,;th n,aatp
"In South America" remarked
the Chef, "a favorite way is to fry
banana scallops, also in a minute.
You cut the banana in thick, cross
slices; dip in an egg wash, then in
fine dry crumbs; and Try IN shallow
fat about minute: Very nice with
chickeh vi uueA. anu nne very
iiiueh your nieIle Ile.n ea
banana and milk" he continued.
Success depends on oeing sure that
the banana is ripe ana the cereal IS
crisp. Sometimes ior a nice garnish,
l like to put on the top one or two
prunes, or some grated RED skinned
apple"
And OF course IN any 1ruit pat
ter served 1or luncn' a banana not
only belongs, but 1t tastes good, ana
adds Its own unique SUSTAINING
qualities. 1t Keeps the meal nght,
yet at tne same t,fne staves oi' 1Iia'
follows a fruit meal"
,......ow. .,.ur,
~
Carrot cream brotn CracKers
Chopped Meat Kagout
Flaky or Ready.freparea Riee
Away Vegetaoie Saiao
Banana Lemon Iup
Coffee or lea MIX (Chiidfeh)
All Measurements Are Level
Recipes Serve Four
c.. c... p,,.h
oaflo. NeA" D'o'"
Measure ~ c: whoie milk INTO
sauce pan. Add z c. not water ana
! boulllon cube. STIR In tS7s OF
jars or cans pureeo carrot. LOOK,
stirring occaslohaiiy, uhtli poiiins
tasta - With .ajt and nenper. and
sprinkle over little more parsley.
If desired, thicken by stirring in l
tbsp. flour creamed smooth with l
tbsp. butter or margarine, and bring
to a boil,
r.. u... p.r.r.
onoppeu N''"' ..@s'.
,,eat fat in n heavy sauce nan. Add
/ lb. chopped beef, or mixed beef
and veal. Slow-fry until beginning
to brown. Add / fine-chopped peeled
onion and / small, peeled crushed
section garlic if desired. Then add
l diced, seeded and cored sweet
green pepper, c. coarse-diced outer
stalks celery, c. diced winter
squash, c: Doiiing wafer, oouliloh
cube ! tNo. Y can soiia pacA W,
mato, tsp. SAT- 70 TSP pepper ah1
a tsp. Worcestershire. cover ana
simmer until thicK ana rlch' aDou,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26

has smooth crown, interrupt
ed only by an interesting slant
ing side part. Its brushed-up
ends, nodded close to the head,
give a casual but very neat
effect.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Perfect Grooming is Never-Ending Task

She would rather miss a meal
than . daily bath. Nothing like
good old scrubbing with = soaped
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26

tces,rishs. is4s. xias Y..sss.s syndIe.s.. Ia.I
Evening star., 1948-10-23

of the countys big businessmen leaders the
10000 business evangess in annual convention
ut the Mayhower. Seen here
ment. They Qet to right) Arnold Grunigen vice
Staff Photo