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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
Three Browningites
Victims In Car
Crash Early Tuesday

A car crash on Highway No. 2
between Cut Bank and Shelby
early Tuesday morning claimed
as victims Claire and Leo Davis,
sons o. K. Davis, owner of the
o. X. Dairy near Browning, and
Everett (Pe-wee) Momberg, son
of L. ]. Momberg of Browning.
The three were enroute home
from Shelby at the time. The ac-
cident is said to have been t h e
result of poor visibility because
of stormy weather. Missing t h
r o d. the vehicle, Chevrolet
panel used in delivering milk.
was severely damaged.
Seriously injured were Leo
Davis, driver of the car, w no
suffered S kul | fracture, and
Momberg, who suffered a cash
on the side of his face, one ear
almost being torn off. Eleven
stitches were required to close
the wound. Claire Davis escaped
with minor injuries.
The victims were hospitalized
at Shelby.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
0'Hara Files To Washington

Supt. Warren L. O'Hara of the
Blackfeet Agency left by plane
for Washington, D. C. Tuesday.
During his stay there he will con-
fer with Department of the In
terror officials a n d those of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs.
In years past having had a
number of personal contacts with
President Truman when he was
a senator f r o m Missouri, Supt.
O'Hara planned on breaking
through the p o | i c e Gordon sur
rounding him at yesterdays in
auguration ceremony for a hand
shake with t h e Missouri friend.
Breathlessly, we are awaiting
police developments.
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Special Program
Features Legion
Auxiliary Meeting

The regular monthly meeting
of the American Legion Auxili.
airy was held in t he Methodist
Church basement last Thursday
evening. Following t he trans
action of business, special feat
ures were presented in a Pan
American program conducted by
Lorraine Halseth.
Other numbers included a dis
cussion of Veteran legislation by
Mrs. K. G. Slaugh, assisted by
Mrs. Burke Handy, Mrs. Gene
Schubert and Mrs. Charles Coul-
ter, and very interesting and
enlightening summary of the re-
suits of the United Nations Or
ganization by Mrs. Linn Brown.
A delightful lunch was served
by Mrs. Edward Marion and Mrs.
Charles Wilson, after which
members enjoyed a brief social
hour.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
Red Cross Roll
Call Plans Begun

In preparation for the annual
Red Cross roll call of Reserva.
ton Chapter, local officers are
beginning to make plans.
In connection with the pro.
ject was the visit this week of
j. w. Laird, assistant field dir.
ector of claims, of Helena.
Mr.. Laird, who spent Wednes-
day in Browning comforting with
those in charge of the chapter,
said that the outlook for Red
Cross support was most encour.
aging in the several places he
had visited on his present tour.
The roll call will be from
March l to 81.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
Severe Cold.
North Winds
On Reservation

Wit h seventies comparable
with any in past years, the ther-
mometer on the Blackfoot Res
ervation since Monday has con-
tinued below zero without any
perceptible shift towards modera-
ton. Thermometer recordings
show that the lowest drop was 81
below,
High velocity north winds have
intensified the sting of the SUBJ
zero weather most of the week.
For a brief spell yesterday at sun
rise there appeared to be signs of
moderation. The W n d having
quit during the early morning,
temparaturs began to rise. How
ever, when it was still Is below
north winds resumed and con-
tinued for most of the day.
With but little snow this sea-
son and what there is, being
quite powdery, drifting has not
caused and considerable trouble.
Motorists for the most part are
not risking long trips on the high
ways, in the light of precaution
from h e experience of several
motorists Monday morning.
However, bus traffic has con-
tinued daily, all of the schedules
b e n g driven without trouble,
aside from Monday W h e n a bus
from Cut Bank missed the road
because of poor visibility, the ac-
cident being minor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
$1,000 Relief
On Reservation
For January

On the basis of the investiga-
ton of relief needs of people of
the Blackfeet Reservation, which
has been under wa y by George
Pambrun, Tribal field representa-
tive of the project, $1,000 will
be used for that purpose during
the month of January.
Assisted by A e e n Spargur,
case worker, Pambrun has been
at work in every community of
the Reservation, v i s t 8 to the
various homes being made to en-
able a mere just consideration of
welfare needs.
In cases where applicants for
relief had no moral justification
for applying, their pleas were un-
needed. Thus, availing the maxi
mum of benefit to issue from a
$50, 900 appropriation m d e by
the Blackfeet Tribal Council for
the emergency welfare project.
With approximately two-thirds
of the appropriation remaining
for use for the several months
following, it is the b e i e f that
there will be no restitution in
any of III e reservation COM
munities.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
Thr0nsons Brave
Blizzard Through
Night In Stalled Car

With a genius at being associ-
ated with the cruel dramas of
wintry weather, Oscar Thronson
was forced to remain in his stalled
car at the edge of Highway 80 at
Spring Hill, some 10 miles from
Browning, through Sunday night
and Monday morning until d a y
light.
His wife shared with him the
unpleasantries, the couple being
on their way home to Babb from
Choteau, where they had been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Thronson, and two daughters
Mrs. VIM. Sabo. and Mrs. Dean
Swanson.
They had succe ssfully
weathered the severe blizzard I'M
til they reached Spring Hill. Visi-
bility was poor, W t h drifts be-
setting them with greater diff
Guilty as they proceeded. Suddenly
the car stopped as it swerved to
the highways edge. The blizzard
was raging furiously.
The couple used their better
judgment. They settled down for
the night where they stood. They
were ssured of reasonable
warmth by the clothing t h e y
wore a n d some blankets. The
n e morning highway equip
ment came along and with abate-
ment of wind, car traffic was able
to resume. Hamby's wre C k r
lowed t h ei r car to Browning.
They continued on to Babb later
that day.
The Joe Racine couple, stalled
in car som e distance behind
them rather than remain in the
storm, walked to Browning. They
had a tough experience of it, yet
finally arriving not the worse off.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
Indians Lose To
OiImont 49 To 43

Browning High h a d the spirit
Saturday nj g h t, but couldn't
overcome the cd d s. Playing
spirited ball and dominating the
game till two minutes to go, t h e
Browning tie a m looked like a
visiting fire department. That is,
up till two minutes to go! Then
the roof caved in. Fish, Kipp and
Pambrun out all wi thin 80
seconds and Hathaway who made
81 points land no fouls) ran loose
to bring the score up to 40, while
the Indians stayed with 43. The
score at the t wo minutes to go
mark was 43 to 40 b e f o r e
lightning struck.
It was a hard fought G a m e
with Hathaway, Oilmont, pushing
in for tipins, and getting a great
deal of free throws in the bar
gain. Browning used every man
on the squad to try to come out
ahead, but it was too little and
too late to win. The cracker box
gym forced Browning to go into
a slow break offense. Thus ham,
pering a few of h e speed mer-
chants, who should get going on
their fast break.
Fish proved to be a spark-plug,
and his rebound work and smooth
passing fed Croft, who finally hit
his set-ups and dumped 81 points.
Kipp, Shoots First and R. Pow
ell played we'll at towards, while
Old Person, guard played smooth.
Pambrun seems to be shifting
into high. Fred actually m a d e
five points against Oilmont. 1t
looks if Fred is out to b e at his
last years average of one-six-
teeth of a point per game for the
season.
Waller comes breezing in Fri
day night full of hope because of
a previous 8 point defeat of the
Indians, but t h e y are going to
meet a different ball club.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
Comes At Night
In Federal Custody

Alleged to h a v assaulted Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Running
Rabbit at their HON e on Big
Badger last week, VIM. Comes AT
Night is in federal custody at
Great Falls. 1t was understood
that the case will be tried in fed
eral court at Great Falls. The
Running Rabbit couple were 50
seriously injured as to require
local disqualification.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
Browning Seal Sale Report

Proceeds of Christmas seal
sales in Browning up to t h is
weeks returns were $274.29, &C
cordidg to ansy Cavanagh,
chairman. Final report will be
available February l, official close
of the project. Other communities
to report are Cut Bank and Gla-
cier Park.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21
Important Notice

The Browning Telephone Co. is
again asking that people please re-
frain from using their telephones
when the fire alarm is sounded.
In attempting to answer all
the calls that come in at tina t
moment, the operator is unable
to get information on the fire to
members of the fire department,
since the information is a
guidance to them in their official
duties.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21

Ed Shurr, Jr., who has been in
attendance at a m e e ing of
Chevrolet dealers of the western
zone, in San Francisco is expected
to return tomorrow.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-21

Before Buying Cattle
In establishing a herd of beet
cattle, the farmer should first de-
termine the breed that best suits
him and his conditions.
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Auxiliary Food Sale
To Be Tomorrow

The American Legion Auxili-
airy will hold a food a e at the
Browning Mercantile tomorrow
morning Saturday beginning at
10. Come early a n d select your
choice of delectable delicacies.
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TTOTTOR. STORE

LIQUOR S1ORE
o $3.50 WA Ws. guaranteed lara a swell buy
and shown by appt. only.
LIQUOR-GROCERY
81 900, cash and carry. Excellent
for Q families. Shown by appt. only.
Beautiful Corner Grocery
Averaging 81 400 wk.; no sun. $2. 500
gets you into q profitable business:
GROCERY-MEAT MARKET
81 ZOO wk., cash and carry, col.
trade. A steady money-maker'
GROCERY-BEER
On upper 14th St, $4,000 wk.: closed
Sun. This store operates very profit-
ably. $500 down.
SIS. Grocery in Suburbs
Free Of comptn. 81, 100 wk.; closea
Sun. and 2 pm. wes eeasy M s Sa:ooo
DIGS. SELF-SERVICE
81 400 wk; 9-yr. lease ct low rent
sEfIIF SELF SERVICE MARKET
81. 600 wk. bus; 10,yr; transt; lease ease
''i GcHRRoCERY-No BEER ,
S Of $50 insures high returns for your
$4,000 complete. Terms:
DelicateSSen on You 81.
81 600 wk., cash and carry. This
~store In a consistent money-m
Look, only $1,000 down.
BEGINNERS DELICATESSEN
$3.50 wk. Rent only $50. Col. trade.
One can't miss on this easy stofe'
'BEANERY WITH BEER
$500 wk. Closes 8 pm. bargain
At $500. Terms.
SHORT ORDER GRILL
On 14th st. 5000 . wk. Closes 7
| Luncheonette in ONCE Bldg
5-day wk., to 5 pm. only. $3.50 wk.
Marvellous Opportunity
Synthetic dry-clean. plant; newly
equipped and now doing $500 wk'
| Low overhead. Partners -oisseree-
ment is your gain. $4,000 down.
BEAUTY SHOP
81 800 monthly bus. Ideal for couple
So, 900 comp. Terms.
Drug Store-Luncheo
So, 800 wk. bus. Beautifully EQUIP. a
terrfiic money-maker, Terms.
| BILL SIMONS
1898 n st. NV, Ex. els1, Sun. Q.
eve, Ben Epstein, CH. $3.50, OF
Lou King, OR. 2S12.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FttHSS&sNsNeO
ACCESS Do0Rs and building ten,
from A to q at HUCkER LUMbEH
Screen wire, porch materials, doors
fence posts, pickets. millwork. ply
wood, paneling, sash, 1920 Wils9Ep
blvd, near Key Bridse. .CH. $3.50
ACCESS Doors. buildins items from
A GUESS Sssfi; ioR sSSiIDINs-
Hechinger's have the largest selection
of new and used building material:
in the city: used lumber $50 Der N
and up: used brick, plumbing ano
heating supplies. HECHfNGER CO.,
4 stores. Phone orders. AT. 1900
ACCORDION, with case, new, italian
make, so bass. 4-switch; $as5, ia
o1e2 all day Sun. or ewes after
ACCORDION, cellini. 4s-bass, like
new: also Metronome. new. Phone
after 3 pm Sunday. 81. Q421.
ACCORDION, wurlitzer, 100 bass
treble change. $3.50 cash. Ak
Ac ssSi Hohn.r Carmen. Iac
bass. PLAYABLE but needs repairs
SIS. 3713 r 81. NV.
bass, treble shift, .MeisterklanE.
R BIZ; nssa Sal SALES CO. sis 3 s.. nv
ACCORDION, new. 100 bass. Pre-
fessional; one 100 bass used. S12k,
u GOOD eond: sell either enc. "
WIZ
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GAS STATION

GAS STATION
Timer 14th st. corner: strictly q one
man proposition; $4,000 compIeS.
GAS STATION-Downtown
pumps over 10000 gallons; 6-yr.
lease: $1,000 stock included In tne
SYNTHETIC PLANT
On Pa. ave. near the White House =
sirous ,of clean plant; $4,000
Cleaning g. Laundry Agency
Saof, vk. bus; an easy proposition;
mo'-to-mo. lease; 81 900 down.
CLEANING AGENCY
Nsar o1st and M; colored trade; S2oO
wk.; full price, 81 $50.
BILL SIMONS
aao NJ III 1871
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sELF-SERVICE MKT. IN VA.
with parking lot Short hours: M No
ss n,tg easy. Tesflwy sSi 9Hff money money
, msEes. Good lease; =, $4,000 %. deg q
Sun, S. CHAsEN, RIA. 543s.
GROC. AND MEATS
. ss %ssrS Su' .s e., :ss;
$4,000; sSmp,st s. s Nss s .aa s AK
:s sEi fdTGsEa Ell MilfAlRKET
Downtown. Business approx: 81. 600
GOOD lease. short hours. No Sun;
a %iss so sssia opsr. sSq0 sssS
may handle. Eye. and Sun. JOS.
$500 DOWN
oroc. and meats (no beerl. Weekly
stocked. Good lease. Low rent.
X wen .as s sRRo''nnaAz v III fssaeoi5
I oN SI- GROCERY
self-service. averaging $500 weekly
EV sn' and Sun. S. BLANKEN, IA.
Frozen Custard, Hot Dogs
owners claim $4,000 yearly bus.
Buy and transient neighborhood.
Open noon to l am; Owners claim
net profit Of $4,000 yearly; Price
$500. complete with nan GOWN.
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
63I E st. NV. ma. $3.50, MA. 1894.
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Hotel Opportunity. MARYLAND

Hotel Opportunity, Maryland
At the safe entrance TO Pstuxeni
River Naval Air Station. Over Vs.
900 personnel in base A hotel with
80 rooms for lease Of which So are
single and AZ double. 90 percent
occupancy with Q minimum operating
cost due to the fact 90 Der cent Of
the guest occupied rooms 30-dsy peri
DDS payable in advance. Within the
hotel are l3 leased commercial
spaces which supplement your rev
enue In the amount Of S1l.s50 per
year. Absolutely no hotel or room
ms house competition. 10000 people
In community. Here ID q real OPP
portunity for any one 10 take over.
Growing business with big profits.
Nothing TO buy except small con-
sumable inventory. Everything. such
As furniture. etc goes with lease.
advance with extended lease priv
ileees to substantial applicant. Write
today 70 BLAINE SHORT, Lexington
Park. Maryland. or phone Great
Mills TOOL for full particulars
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Psone AID $500. j. c. GATTHxwA

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WILL SELL OR TRADE

First Time Advertised
rsysn . ana as s Godo par xf nex
equipment; S110 mo. rent: weekly
payroll, S120: $4,000 handles. GE
g3s7. No brokers.
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ROOMS BATHS

Roomins house. S1,S60 down; close 70
Dupont Circle: oil heat; lease; Aver.
0ges furniture: income quoted, $32e
No., plus living quarters; $500
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave-, RE 6140.
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1929 Vermont Ave. N.W
Highest Offer Today

Highest Offer To-Day
Gets this grocery-meat market. with
3-rm. living quarters. located In
nearby Va. All equipment, includ..
ing walk-in box, g. meat case and
frozen food case. ! year old; rent,
tiers. heat and water; lease 5 yrs;
ABC license; $4,000 cash will han
die, owner has other business IN
Florida. Shown by appt. only. Call
Mr.. Brown, YEONAS REALTY, $500
wilson blvd, Arlington. GIL. 2100,
OK 1o43 -3
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Entire second floor OF 1891 Conn. ave.
ate occupancy. Approx. 1900 50. #:
No business to buy. Start brand
new. Front window display. Ele-
vator service. ASK for Clarence on
premises or call ST, 7200, JAMES L.
DIXON q CO. --S