davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-05-10
PhiIs, 6; Pirates, 5

Totals 81 x29 21 Totals 3S IL 80 Ii
walked for Friend in third.
doubled for Koski in fourth.
tGrounded out for Werle in tenth.
SWalked for Konstanty in tenth
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Pittsburgh - 900 800 900 0-5
PnllaoeIphia 80 0O0 600 41-6
Runs-Bell, Kiner. Westlake, Beard,
Strickland, Ashburn; Pellagrini. Sisler (2l,
Peiiaerini Goiiat. Runs si'ia batted inNsisier
90, Waitkus, Pellagrini (2); Strickland
Home runs-Sisler. Westlake. Stolen base
.--Ashburn. Sacrifces-Rojek. Hammer,
Meyer, WILDER. Double plays-Wilber to
Hammer; Westlaks 70 Strickland to Kiner,
phia. IL: Bases on balls-Of Meyer. z;
Of Koski, !; of Walsh. 3; OF -Werle, /
of Muir. l. Struck out-By Meyer 5;
y,,I BY KOssi, /; by Walsh; 2: Hits-on
] inning; of Walsh. none in So innings:
of Werle. none in Is inning; OF Meyer: 2
in 81s innings; OF Konstanty in a
innings: of Muir, ? in ~ inning Passed
ball-zWilber. Winning pitcher-Konstanty
G-3l. Losing pitcher-Muir (0-2l Time
-2:55. Attendance-l4l3 l34.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
Ahearn Gets Last Chance
To Present Girls Teams

Promoter Goldie Ahearn gets
his last chance of the season tc
present the Fort Wayne Daisies
Racine Bellies girls baseball game
Monday night at Griffith Stadium
Ahearn had the girls lined ur
last week, but rain. Goldie's meme
sis of long standing, washed out
the attraction.
Things got so bad Goldie triec
to take out $4,000 insurance
policy against the weather, but
was informed it was necessary tt
apply seven days in advance.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
Giqnts IL Cords, ;

Runs-Richmond Garagiola. Howerton
stanky (3S, Dark 12). thomson 12l, Noble
(3), Irwin (2), Lockman. Mcguire, Thomp-
son (2), Maglie. Errors-Bollweg. Lanier
stanky. Maelie (2], Dark t4). Lockman
(3), irwin. Bollweg (2l, Richmond, Thom-
son. Two-base htt-Dark Three-base hits
Dark. Garagiola, Howerton. Home runs
Noble (2). Richmond Thomson Stolen
bases--Stanky. Irwin. Double plays-Colt
to Bollweg; Hemus to Cole to Bollweg
Bases on bails-On Lanier, /; on DusaE
4: on Maglie g. Struck out-By Maglie
/ 5; by Dusak. 81; by Brazle. 1. Hits-Of
inning; of Dusak, 10 In 3 innings: of
Brazle. 2 in 3 innings. Passed ball-Ga,
ragiola. Winning pitcher-Maglie (3-2)
2:35. Attendance 669
Evening star., 1951-05-10
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES
YESTERDAYS GAMES
AS, 8; Browns, z
Totals A 12 3013 Totals 33 z 80 9
'Struck out for Keliner in ninth
walked for Delsing in eighth.
(l00 Od1 001 6-S

et Louis --------- OOO lOo OIO W.
Runs--Joost. Fain. Chapman, Valo (2),
Moss. Errors-vaio, Hitchcock Fain: Keli-
ner. Moss, overmire. Runs batted in
Moss. Keliner, Joost (2). Suder, Astroth,
scheib, Chapman go, Two-base hits
Fain !2l. Valo. Scheib. Chapman, Cole
man. Home runs-Moss. Joost, Sacrifices
Suder to Fain; Hitchcock to Fain;. Hitch
cock to suder to Fain. Left on bases
baIiso keiner s SGpls Oa overmire m EASES s. o Sa
scheib. /; of Widmar. /. Struck out-By
keltner, a; by overmire, 4; by Scheib, 2:
HitS-Oh Keliner. in innings; OF
scheib. l in innings; of oyermire. in
Ga innings; of Widmar 8 in 2s inning.
Wild pitch-Overmire. Winning pitcher
(O-2). Time, 2:39. ATTENDANCE, 2.O52.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
Dodgers, 5; Cubs, a

Runs-Terwilliger jackson. Pafko Cav
arretta, Abrams. Furillo. Campanella, Cox,
Runs batted in-Sauer, Pafko, Cox, Abrams
CO.. Reese, BaumholtZ. Two-base hits
Sntder. Campanella, Cox, Abrams, Baum
Stolen base-Reese. Sacrit1ce-King.
Double plays-Robinson to Hodges; Jack
son to Fondy; Lown to Terwtlliger to
Fondy; Cusick to Terwilliger to Fondy,
Left on bases-Chicago. 4; Brooklyn o.
Bases on balls-On Schmitz 2; of Lown,
2; by Van cuyk, /; by King .. Hits-Of
Schmitz. 3 in / inning tnone out in Sec
ond); of Lown, 4 in 4a innings; of Klipp-
in i inning: of Van Cuyk, in / inning
(none out in Secopdl; OF King. 8 in s
innings. Wild pLtch--Lown. Winning
Lown Old. Time-2:16. Attendance
Evening star., 1951-05-10
Yankees, 9; Indiuns, z
Totals 81 s S2711 Totals 30 6 81
sWalked for Brissie in seventh.
SElind far ZiI,,a1.irals In. ni.,Ah

Totals 81 SI7 II Totals 32 y
walked for Brissie in seventh.
titled out for Zuverink in ninth.
New York - 600 OBS Oo1-a
= Cleveland - 900 200 000-g
Runs-Mantle. Collins Berra Brown
t2l, Jensen, Coleman co Lopat Ayila
Simpson. Errors-Boone (2l. Lemon. zu-
yerink. Runs batted in-Rosen, Dolby
Lopat (5) Mantle, Jensen, Collins. Two
base hits-Rizzuto. Berra. Avila Home
run-Eopat. Double plays-Avila to
Boone to Simpson; Coleman to Collins
Bases on balls-Of Lopat, 5; of Lemon
4. Struck out--By Lopat 5; by Lemon. 3;
BY Zuverink, 2. Hits-Of Lopat, in &
innings; of Lemon, in 51s innings; of
Brissie, 1 in rs innings; of Zuverink.
In innings. Winning pitcher-Lopat
I5-0). Losing pitcher-Lemon 63-2)
Time-2:40. Attendance-36.9 900.
Evening star., 1951-05-10

Today a year ago-The Braves
obtained Catcher Walker Cooper
from the Reds in exchange for
Second Baseman Connie Ryan.
Evening star., 1951-05-10

Ten years ago - Warren
Wrights' Whirlaway won the
Preakness by five lengths.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
Braves, a; Reds, 0

Totals 80 224 9 Totals 80 627 8
.Called out on strikes for Mcmillan in
eighth.
filmed out for Fox in eighth.
Cincinnati ------ 600 900 0oo-o
Boston -------------- 020 600 11x4
Runs--Torgeson. Cooper. Adds. Mar
shall; Errors-None. Runs batted in
Marshall, Jethroe Cooper. Adds Home
run-Torgeson. Left on bases-Cincinnat
4; Boston 3: Bases on balls-off Bick-
ford o. BY Fox . Hits-On Fox. in
Z innings; of Perkowski, l in i inning.
Wild pitch-Fox. Passed ball-Scheffng.
pitcher-FoSSo DID. Time-1:3o. At
Evening star., 1951-07-08

SUMMER FURNITURE
20 Bunting eIiders, three-seot. metal, red
and yellow. Were %. 50---------23.5O
IS Umbrella tables, white enamel on
metal. Were .OO-------------15 1900
IS Metal tobIes, white enoreled. round.
Were 1900 --------------- $500
Y Coffee tobIes, metal, ivory finish.
20 MetoI end tobIes. white. Were e25,
$50
5 Aluminium chairs, nyIon striped seat
and back. Were 23.OO----------1S 1900
IS Town and Country chairs, metal with
canvas scot and back. Were 1895 -9.95
4 Arm chairs, rotton natural finished,
soiIcIoth upholstery. Were 37.O0-- 29.5O
8 Cocktail tables, Ashcroft natural fin
ished. Were 1900 $500
Annless chair, Ashcroft noturoI fin
ished, floral cover. Wos 4eoO--- 36.25
2 Settees, Ashcroft natural finished
Were lO1.OO---------------- 5000
IS Tub chairs, hickory with natural fin
ished rotton scot and bock Were $500,
29.75
8 Round cocktail tobes, rattan natural
finished Were 81 so
4 Step tobles, rotton natural finished
Were 22Oo--------------- 1850
Z Lounge chair. rotton, betted scot. and
back. Were oo.OO---------79. 1000
s Corner tobIes, rotton natural finished.
Were l5.5O--------------- 1900
8 Steorer chairs, hardwood, white en-
onel. Were IS 55O----------12O0
Evening star., 1951-05-27
TWO IN ONE!

2 separate det homes on $4,000 So.
it. Of ground, near Mclean; only IA
min from downtown. l is neat,
2-Story. 6-rm. clapboard home with
full bsmt.,. oil h.-w. heat and beaut.
bunga. with 4 rooms and BATH;
ideally suited for part of the family,
or for rent to help carry your
payments. Total price, S22, 900
terms II desired.
HOME REALTY CO, REALTORS.
1925 Pa. Ave. NV. RE. 1897,
Evening star., 1951-05-27
ENGLISH BUNGALOW

Once Open, Q til 8, Week Days;
Q til 5 Week Ends.
Evening star., 1951-05-27
DON'T READ THIS
UNLESS YOU WANT
A RAMBLER

S17 .50O-2 bedrooms, new condition
Arlington, convenient location.
S!7,9oO-2 bedrooms, new brick
19,500-3 bedrooms, brick, Va
Forest, Falls Church,
$50 ,950-3 bedrms.. new, Arl., bsmt
S2l ,O0o-:i bed. ooms, cedar Shingle
out little way.
S23.75O-,3 bedrooms, new, differ.
ent and charming on "a acre.
S25, ,S00-3 bedrooms, new, marvel.
Gus, huge basement, Arlington.
S26,0O0-3 bedrmS.. u bath, "a acre
$29, 500 bedrms, has everything
incl bSmt., attic, gar, BendiS
washer and dryer, garbage disposal
and dishwaSher.
$50, ,500-3 bedrms. with rm. for -.
more upstairs. Words fail on this
one. Let US tell you more by call
ing.
NELLIE LYN
Holley Thompson
KE. 3-5554-55; Ewes. FA. S1AS.
pr
Evening star., 1951-05-27
HOUSES WANTED TO GUY

4-BEDROOM HOUSE-Can make ST.
300 down payment and UP to SS5
monthly paymts. Box 132-D, Star
MR.. JAY WILL PAY ALL CASH and
4-203S: ewes, OR. S9l9, -aS
3--BEDRM. det home in Va; mr.
transp. and elem. school; under
$40 600: conv. to D. C. and Alex
Up to $4,000 cash. Box 210-E, Star
ALL CASH; white or colored houses;
any condition from owner. Write
Box 399-E. Star.
WANTED-Reasonable. 3 bedroom
home. near Pentagon; will rent
Can 1T. COL. THAcKER. Lincoln
5-RM BUNGALow. with bsmt., in
suburban Nd; with approx "a
acre Of ground; can be brick or
frame; must be within 10 miles of
D: G. Call Mr.. Curling with R. G.
IDUNNE; Ho. 0700; ewes. and Sun.
s-ll RMS. NV. section; suitable for
PLY. HU. 1853.
PVT. PARTY wants to buy bungalow;
must have hot,Tater heat and full
or Falls Church, 3-bedroom rambler
for client with all cash. Call ALLC
REALTY CO., cH. 6s93 or oW
Quick ACTION WITH ALL CASH.
HOMES-MD., VA. D. C.
pARr2 Mr. waSfs 4H1Gs' ro g. BtY st1s' from +.
owner, white or colored houses, any
cond.: pay all cash. Box 165-E,
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers, 1HOS
E, JARRELL co, Realtors testab,
viii WILL "a Fay lose To6 g. CASH Ho fsr GsS yoa2
home. Immed. action. ANY Location,
pRoMiNENr Mi Mai Isi RADIO Is coMMENrAToR I1i hi 1e
will pay up to S35,0o0 for 3-bedrm.
home in good NV. location: must
floor; preferred brick detached. but
will consider others. Call Mr.. Dixon
Of JAMES L. DIXON d. CO.. ST.
WANT TO BUY nice s-bedrm. home,
not over 100000. in nice location.
TWO OR THREE-BEDRM. home in
stantiai cash: m MRS. ss'e;tS cox VI. VI Si$6 Sr
HOMES q Is %ASTEp-ch. Ss,s1T; ch.. Bethes-
sil. sprg. areas. Eve, phone OR.
oYl6 L. T GRAVATTE. Realtor,
1918 K st. NV. MA. 0753.
WILL PAY $1,000 cash for house in
Fairfax Co., Va. Buy from owner
only. Box 171-D, Star.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for bungalow
in D. C. or nearby Md; near trans
DIRECT FROM OWNER-cash for
your broperty in D c.. Va. or Md
Ewes. FA. 1858 or 81. 1897.
~ PROMPT ATTENTION to the saIs
Of your home business OF invest
ment property Is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
S0S North Capitol MA $3.50 Free
=, annraisals Rssults since lale
in Arlington, close-in DC; full
GI approved; substantial Gown pay
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
top cash price in D. C. or Md. Free
appr aisal. Plenty Of clients waiting
for n-, quick Tssglts gSgd ~ Can naefs :; H
3 T1FFEY g. SON. lab Kennedy
AIR FORCE COLONEL. $4,000 cash;
must have 2-bedroom. i-bath home
in nearby Va; not over $4,000
Call Mr.. boswell. oW. 6S1s. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. OW. 444l. -27
ATTENTION., ne. and Sc owners
We specialize in these two sections,
with 90 yrs Of experience List your
home with US for sale or rent to get
good results JOE CURTO REALTY
335 II st ne FIR 1900,
Evening star., 1951-05-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY Cont

MODERN 5-room Colonial cottage.
Newly remodeled and painted in
side and out. Asbestos shingle roof,
2 additional rooms on End floor. not
fully completed. Large living room
with fireplace. Two bedrooms on
first floor. cedar-lined closet. Bath
with shower. nice dining room.
Kitchen with cabinet sink. cabinets,
pantry, etc Kitchen and bath
room Conglotiled. Nice basement.
Oil-fired, steam heat, automatic gas
water heater. Garage, 2-story hog
house. storage house, poultry house
for ESQ hens; 3-a. lot on good road.
More land available. Within COM
muting distance of Baltimore and
Washington. Grand view, high ele-
yation. Ideal for retired person.
Fine well water. Write RAYMOND
s. UNDERWOOD. Owner, Sykesyille
Md. Phone Sykesville 335-J-4 after
$50 pm.
APARTMENTS or commercial prop
erty. We have the cash to invest
for our clients. Owners and bro
kers' cooperation invited. Mr.. Ar
ledge. ARLEDGE BROS. 1923 Will
a son blvd, OW. 444S or OK. 1888
Evenings, FA 1870
Evening star., 1951-05-27
ARTISTS-WRITERS!
A Retreat With Charm

AbSV&SNAV w 4V44 O44&AA IA
restored and modernizee
year round mountain home with
studio with beautiful landscaping-
rare setting with superb view. Ar
opportunity to acquire a uniqu,
country home affording quiet anc
seclusion Plus unsurpassed beauty
This is the home of the late Major
Larry Lawrence. well known anC
talented artist and writer. Con.
siderable time and care we're de
voted to the selection of this loca
ton. A substantial home witt
three bedrooms and bath. studio
living room with fireplace, moderr
equipped kitchen dining room with
walnut furnishings, screened porch
outdoor fireplace, terraced lawn with
beautiful Towering shrubbery anc
two-car garage with servants room
Heating equipment with large oil
storage. Ten-acre mountain trac'
to insure privacy. One Of the show
places Of its kind in Loudoun Coun
ty A relaxing and restful homt
for the executive, artist or writer
Shown by appointment only. Cal
Mr.. Mower at Glebe O454. Exclu'
sive with JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Lesburg, Va. phones 6S3 and 9S
Evening star., 1951-05-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
MORE THAN AN ACRE

New rambler. 8 bedrms., Ia baths.
lge. liv. rm- with firepl., separate din,
rrn., equipped kit, ,2-car gar; disap-
pearing stairway to ample storage
space in beautiful rolling coun-
try. Oakcrest, Fairfax County,
S20,950 Open SUM-. 2 to T.. Di-
rections: Cross Chain Bridge. rt. on
Route 1913. through Tyson's Corner
and Vienna to Oakcrest and our
sign. CYRIL e. ALBRECHT. Bldr.
Obfe L. Warrington Agency, OW.
Evening star., 1951-05-27
Open Sum-, p. m. Until Dark
EXTRA SPECIAL
BRICK SEMIRAMBLER
ON APPROX. y ACRE

EXPERTLY HANDICAPPED
BEAUTIFUL GARDEN
80 DOGWOOD TREES
Custom built 1912 for the
original owner. 1t Is in excel
lent condition throughout.
Main floor: Center hall,
most attractive living room.
extended mantel over book
shelves; dining room, opening
on rear flagstone terrace;
modern equipped kitchen, den
or library. bedroom. tiled bath.
Second floor: Master bed
room. tiled bath. other bed
room: an abundant supply of
storage closets, plus = built
in chests. Basement contains
oil-fired &C. heating system.
laundry outside entrance.
Attached garage with storage
Price S8a 500, most liberal
terms; lawn furn. included.
To reach: Cross Key Bridge.
turn right onto Lee Highway
to Great Falls st. in Fails
Church. turn right to Wood
land DIR. and left to No. sos
and our sign.
Romye Lamborn
REALToR
EXCLUSIVE AGENT -
Evening star., 1951-05-27
BARRY'S
SPECIALS
TODAY
HYBLA VALLEY
$500

This little house on a charming u
acre OF lawn and garden makes a
lovely home for the small family or
retired couple. All on one floor,
living room, dining room,s equipped
Kitchen, utility room, one bedroom,
bath and front porch. Requires only
monthly dsS1 SHOWN Psynsnts; ps aepointmsnt s55
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA
Corner, three bedroom, older brick,
2-story home with living room,
dining room and large Kitchen on
Needs ec deeorat,ns speciais prieed nsa
at Sl3.3OO. Terms to be arranged
NEW RAMBLERS
Preshowing Of the best value on
room homes, featuring. full base
ments, equipped Kitchens, tiled
windows. VA approved at sI5,950
$2,750 DOWN
Will let you buy this lovely semi
detached home. All brick. living
room, dining area and modern
kitchen; 2 bedrooms and tiled
bath up. Full basement. gas heat,
alum. storm windows and screens;
FENCED lot. Only $11,500. I'M
RAMBLER-$10,500
Here is lovely year old white
masonry home with the convenience
OF one floor living. Large living
room with picture windows, nice
dining area, modern kitchen with
de luxe. equipment, utility room,
bath and two large bedrooms with
ample closets. Home is situated
miles from, Alexandria on hard
surfaced roads, near Fl. Belvoir,
and framed by trees. Requires at
least $4,000 down. Terms to be
MT. IDA
Here, folks, is a fine 2-story frame
home in immaculate condition.
featuring large spacious rooms
Large living room with fireplace,
"a bath on the 1st floor; 3 big
bedrooms and bath upstairs. Full
basement. oil INV. heat and laun-
dry facilities: Beautiful yard. at
tractively Handicapped and ga
rage. Shown by appointment. $4,000
cash Is required and the full
FOR ABOVE HOMES
AND OTHER GOOD BUYS
THE M. H. BARRY, ORG.
Established Since 1912
Realty Administrators
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AL. O0TS, TIE. 2442
THE Old Reliable once"
Evening star., 1951-05-27
COUNTRY ESTATE
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE

Beautiful country home, modern in
every respect; large living room,
large dining. room, large kitchen,
equipped clubroom. sun porch and
bath on 1st floor; 5 bedrooms and 2
baths on 2nd floor; so acres of land
with stables. garage and 4-room
bungalow adjoining house; beauti-
fully Handicapped located near
Brandywine in Southern Md, 21
miles from D. C. Priced below mar
ket. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Southeast Realty Co.
1211 Penna. ave. Sc. LII. $4,000.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Fl. Shaw Farmer
Attempts Murder
Of John Norris
Continued from first page)

Continued from first page)
and caught ride to Great Falls
to surrender to law officers. He
said he threw his shotgun out of
the truck window somewhere be-
tween Browning and Choteau
Il didn't want to hurt anyone
else."
Manchak. chewing gum vigor-
ously. showed no remorse.
The assault, which started the
feud. was committed April %.
Norris filed charges of third de-
gree assault, and Manshak was
found guilty in the Isaacson JUS
tice court May II. He was fined
$50 and granted suspension of a
30-day Jail sentence. His appeal
to the district court is still pend
ing.
Norris testified some of his
sheep entered Manchak's prop
erty. He Immediately went af-
ter them, he said. Manchak al
legedly struck him with a pitch
fork and broke bone in his left
arm. A physician corroborated
the evidence. Manchak denied
he had struck Norris and said
Norris had a club in his hand.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Methodist Church

Sat, 2 to 4 p. M. library and
story hour.
Sum-, 9:45 a. m. Church school
for adults and children. IL a. m.
Morning worship. Sermon by the
pastor, First Sunday in the Ad-
vent" IL, Official board meeting.
a p. M. intermediate MYF.
Mon. 7 p. M. Senior M Y F.
We'd, 2 to a p. M, Sewing and
quilt-making ci rel e. 3:30p. m.
Christmas program rehearsal.
7::30 p. M, Prayer meeting at
the parsonage.
Rev. Edgar B. Smith. pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Events In Bnef....

H. SC11lS III LJxxCkssss
Supt. and Mrs. Harry H. Cloke
enjoyed Thanksgiving with his
parents at Butte.
Food sale and lunch will be
served by the American Legion
Auxiliary at the Monarch Lum-
Der Co. office Saturday. Decem-
Der l from II a. m. to 5 p. m.
Robert Green, Browning pub
lie schools mt sic supervisor,
spent Thanksgiving with home-
folks at Big Sandy.
For sale-Four-room m O d ern|
home in desirable residential dis
trict in Browning. Inquire Beck's
Sporting Goods. $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coulter
spent Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Rounds.
at Poplar. At Wolf Point they
spent day as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Burnison, forme r
Browning residents.
Destruction of the Hall Drug
Company business establishment
in Glasgow's unprecedented half
million-dollar fire Monday was
a deep regret for Mrs. Bert Fitz-
gerald of Fitzgerald's Drug of
Browning. Following gradua-
ton from pharmacy in Denver a
number of years ago she was en-
ployed by the Hall Drug Com
pany at Glasgow as prescription
list for Is years.
Wanted For Star School child
rem for reference and for past
time and general reading, maya
zines or old story books from dom
ors, who do not need them. Con-
tact Peter Red Horn at Agency
Barracks, phone 2711.
Renew your subscription.
Word from Mrs. Todd Pfrim.
mer this week is that she and
her husband purchased the West
ward Ho Cafe at Powell, Wyo.
and took charge Monday. She
said they were having a nice
business and people were very
friendly.
For sale-One four-room oil
heater, in first class condition.
$40 cash. Stanley Preston. 38tf.
The Tiff Mckay family re.
turned to Spokane last Sunday,
Tiff being a student at the Kin
man Business University. Mrs.
Mckay and the children arrived
in Browning several weeks ago,
the youngsters remaining at the
home Of h e r grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mckay,
while Mrs. Mckay was in Great
Falls to be near her mother, Mrs.
Jesse Romsa, who was confined
to the Columbus Hospital.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Coal Use I'm

Coal consumption by US. cleo
trio utility power plants amounted
to almost 90 million tons in 1850
almost 10 per cent more than in
the previous year.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Color Compass

Among the Pueblo Ind;~rr IL the
Southwest, the four co, ..~--....lon..
green, req ana Wn.t"--27 '.,,'l-
ated with the cardinal pc. Is Of ...e
compass.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
DexiSAASiaa Chaagsl

De<isnaSiaa CAaagsl
Changes in federal carcass grades
for lamb, ysarling mutton and NUT.
ton combine Prime and Choice
grades under the name Prime.
Good grade is new designated a.
Choice.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30

Peaisillia SyntheaiS
The heart of the naolecule 10 an
unstable ar1anGement Of atoms
calea . bsta-laetan ring. .
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Plenty (Railroad) Cars

Plenty (Railroad) Cars
For freight cars, 1850 was the
greatest year since 1922. The Ameri-
can Railway Car Institute reports
that more than 10000 cars were
ordered BY. us. railroads during
the II months.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Low Rental Rate

a Protestant Episcopal church in
Litchfield, Conn.,, pays &C pepper
corn a year for property it has
leased for 99s years.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-02
Northside Medic
Must Pay $4,000
In Neqro's Death

A Second Division pulaski
Chancery Court jury handed down
a verdict for the plaintiff last
Wednesday night and assessed
damages at $4,000 agains. DR.. II
S. Smith. white, North Little
Rock physician, in connection with
the death Of So yr -old Mrs Beulah
Parker IN an accident last June
8. The jury returned this verdict
after more than two hours Of
elaboration.
Mrs. Parker was killed when
she was struck by a vehicle driv-
en- by DR.. Smith as she was cross
ing Third street at Broadway.
B. J. Curry. real estate man and
administrator for the estate Of
the deceased woman had asked
$4,000 damages In the suit.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-02
Fight Leads To
Fire; Fire Leads
TO Death

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF this small
Arkansas town were shocked
over the death Of two Negro ren
who were burned to death here
recently.
An argument between man
and woman in a night club result
ed in a fight. during the course Of
which an oil heater was over.urn-
ed which set the building on fire
and took the lives OF Walter Da-
Wis, So, and Roosevelt Smith, 81,
who lived in a rooming house a
bove the night club II is believed
that these men were asleep al
the time of the fire and consc-
quently could not get out Of the
building in time to escape the
blaze.
The building was nearly demol-
ished. IL was reported
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-02
4 Doomed Man S
Last Meal

Tucker Prison Farm-What does
a man sentenced TO die reql ,st
for his last meal? Here is wha'
two doomed Arkansans ordered
just before their execution:
When Warden W. V. Lewis told
Ezell Matthews he could have any
thing he wanted the reply came:
Orange Juice, roast goose, dress
Ing. celery. olives, cranberry
sauce, apple salad. Fresh Lobster,
cream peas. french fries. fried
chicken with hot biscuits. round
steak with onion gravy. pork
chops. cherry pie, coeoanut cake,
ice cream. coffee, two packs of
cigarettes and four cigars
Not to be outdone, another
doomed prisoner, George Fergus
on Of Little Rock. put in his order.
II was Sweet pickles. olives, fried
chicken. creamed potatoes. giblet
gravy, stuffed peppers, shrimp
with lettuce salad, baked ham.
grape Juice. creamed peas. avoea-
dos, steak with gravy, baked APP
pies, hot biscuits, butterscotch pie,
peaches and cream, fudge cake,
three packages OF cigarettes, hot
chocolate"
Details on the execution of these
men can be found elsewhere in
this issue.
Buy Where Negroes Work
First Navy doctor to lose his
life in Korea was 1t. Peter Emile
Arioli. USNR, of Berkeley. Cali
fornia. He was one of SO Navy
Medical Corps personnel killed
in Korean action.