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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALEX. x.-BELvOIR-5 rms. and bath
bsmt.;. ney-house cOnd. $l05
RocKCREsT. Rockville. Md.-3:bed-
rm. houses. conven. to NH, Bethes-
da. S110 mo. Po. 2-6o95, 1-s Pm.
SILVER spRING-rwo-bedrm. ram
bier; syail; Aug. %: 500 month
Sc. sECTiON-o-rm. brick bungalow.
I1, IftGvei i-gds5 Eefg5 Venetian blinds: al SIH6
size 1872 istS ST. N.E.-six-rm. Ht brick;
2 full baths; fenced-in rear yd: !;
10. S-378S or 10. 1864. -sS
N. ARL. -4 4 bedrm.. Q bath brick
Cape Cod; z bedrms:. bath down; 2
$50. Phone EN-. $3.50. MSi
attrac. g.
elaine me- pRoPERTfEs. sedT iii pa il. ny sos$oo
COMFORTABLE 3-yes1old brick
area. auto. gas heat. ample closet
space. 2 good-sized bedrms., large
basement; front and back, yards; j;
SVs new Venetian % blinds; near near bus Sane and
SaSePoa fsntsr .is For sGES nnsy
to inspect. cali MRS. COTTAGE, MA
S-4977 till s pm; UN. 4-9425 or
JEPPFERsoN' Iii 1sSSS' MxNoRs@2 fxsn5Rss b.drmss: liv
rm.. din. rm:. kit. brick, full bsnlt..
Ige. screened porch: house in i'm
maculate cond.; corner lot; S105
per mo. Phone XII. 9-6644 or TIE.
Sc, NR. BOILING FIELD-spac. g.
bedrm.. rambler: de luxe kit; lge
$4,000 or LO. 7-2639. rs
SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm. semidet.
brick. Sep. din. rm.; bsmt.; lge.
fenced lot; S105. Ma. S-0904. rs
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DISTRIBUTORSHIP
AVAILABLE
IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY
THE WESSON
CORPORATION
A NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION

Will interview and select. a reliable
party to manage local business dis
tributing at wholesale level. MA
TIONALLY ADVERTISED prepared
meat products to restaurants, drug
stores and other food dispensing
outlets. Sales or business experience
Is not necessary as all accounts will
be established for you. THIS IS NOT
VENDING MACHINES NOR A GET
RICH QUICK PROPOSITION.
This business. will. however. pay you
q better than average income from
the start and can be developed into
one that will afford lifetime secur-
ity. This can be handled in q few
spare, OF hours weekly or Q full
time business can be set Up for i'm
mediately.
REQUIREMENTS: Must have good
references. want to go into your own
business Immediately. be able to
reach Q decision, have an automobile
and be able to make an immediate
cash outlay Of $4,000 upward for
working inventory. Give US some
facts about yourself and include
phone number for personal inter
view. Box 319-s. Star.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURN. OR UNFURN.-Desirab cli-
ent will pay UP to 1928 per month
Tor nice house; excellent references.
Cali Mrs. Betty Knight, DE. 2-2O3S,
JAMES AIMdES L. DIXON & CO.. ST
uNFURNlSHED-D client will
pay Sl75 per month for . or 3 bed
rm. house: excellent references. Call
Mrs: Betty Knight. DE. 3-2O3S,
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.. ST.
SILVER SPRING AREA-UrRentIv
need 2, and 4-bedrm. houses with
d co. Lo. 4-s3S3. HE. 4-SI93.
HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED. un-
Turn. only: Upper NV. and Beth
Oh; Ch, Nd: JOHN T HARRIS,
REALTOR. 55O6 Conn. ave. NV.
EN-. 2-s40O till 8 pm. 80
UNIV. PROF, 2 daughters % and
19. wants 3-bedroom house or
apartment for rent; vicinity George
town U. and American Univ. Write
under H. A. R., Box 1887. Star.
FAMILY, white. desires Oct. 1st oc-
cupancy. Three bedroom house. vic.
l4th st. Bridge. S125 mo. BOX
237-R, Star. 3Os
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOUNTAIN. delicatessen, lunch. Due
to sickness, Good locale, good living
quarters. Reasonable. with small
down payment. viii finance balance.
ST., Baltimore 8, Md. 800
TELEPHONE We s.E,bsS!g ANSMER.Ns !s"g,!HE SERVICE
ton, air-conditioned building. un-
sspgpS9alHatment spgSaa to inspect call ST.
PARKING LOT FOR RENT. $50.
{So Booming ming house for rent, $3.50. store
eRodfRY FfRt s!SS s4oRE Ma IA fss sasss cSurc6 3
terms. NATIONAL REALTY. TYS''0Ja' JA'
SELF SERVICE GROCERY = Busy
location. Owner must sell this week,
ave' aesving nv town; bargain 1921 adPa Pa.
DUE TO ILLNESS will sell old. estsb-
nshed real estate business with real
estate, 580S BALTIC. ave-, Rt. No. /,
Hyattsyille, Nd; Improved with 21a-
rms and bath; rms. and bath on
2nd f.. furn. bsmt.: oil h.-Wh': o. %
car gar; lot 40x140. Price for all,
S39' '0Oo:a terms. ALVIN EPLING.
FoUNTAiNt . CONCESSION WANTED, ANTE
by. experienced operator; reliable
refs. EN- 2-3219. 40
FOR SALE-Hieh grade and very
profitable restaurant, with gift shop
In connection, located in one Of
3ia Gslsetip eoese locations eS n Jrrns II
enjoy splendid income and profitS
and live in refined community
and surroundings: $50. 900 handles
F.; E. LUCAS Co. Wyatt Bldg.
"ash'' D. c. Phone MA. s-7g9e4.7.
ACCT. BUSINESS for sale; for cash
Gross income, $4,000. Box 232-R,
GIFT STORE - Costume ,.Seiry. vel
tea sey sIseanS cards n0ye
yrs. 18th and Columbia D .rd' NV, o
inquire MR.. DAVIDSON, AID. A.
GROCERY sToRE-Beer and wine.
With living quarters; rent, Ssb mo.
wATcH saT 1i'n ASD ri s. FAwN-oood ES losa-
tion; have another store: forced
to sell; very reasonable. Call ME.
HAT ROOM CONCESSION. busy loca.
GSHEE tiSpi refined bafd.sh clientele ~ c@ll III Mr.
s9aHS sSlat@snf fe'Tssn *. ss411' s. Dm' I0r sD-
SHOP. in Silver Spring. Stainless
steel equipment; soda fountain:
ideal to add delicateseen: parking
for over 100 cars: doing a good
business. Only 5000 down, or will
take late model car in trade.
Can OWNER, JU. 9-9577, Sl07
USED 5''s CAR Hss' LoT-aoinr business;
upper Wisconsin ave. corner;
stocks 30 cars; all equipment; best
spot in town: sacrifice. Box 72-M,
GROCERY DELICATEssEN. corner
upper. George ave-; cash business;
long lease, reaS. rent. clean stock,
fixtures; no brokers. RA. 6-9762.
THIS GROCERY BUSINESS will
serve two families; over 81. 500 per
week; colored trade; located in Sc:
terms considered. LII: 7-0S60. 30"
LIQUOR ,STORE-Best loc. in town;
rea'. rent Box 2l7' Marlboro ID. Nd.
EsSO STATION. excel. NV. location.
well estab., approx. $4,000 gal. per
mo: HU. 3-9662; after 7, RA.
WILL Fay $4,000 DOWN for orr res
taurant with liquor and beer doing
$3.50. to $500. day business. If
you have such a restaurant. Call
PENNY" APOSTOLIDES, RE. =
H0Tt, SS2t or oR RA IongiNG. S5aSS uorsE rS0 SG.,
ness central downtown location. Nine
baths baths 2 rstrigerstorsi N u, PRICED s.s sdo for
$1,000 down. 3-year lease. Call
NO 7-4225 after 8 pm. on week
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
Separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC Established 1906.
LIGHT HAULING, local movine,
beaches esp. s. L. MORRIS. 451O
18th ct NV Gail TU. 2-115O after
ARE You MOVING to California OF
to some other Western Slater Daily
service on household goods and
autos At lower rates. JUDSON
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H,
GREENE, IL. 4-253S. 80
ROYALL TRANSFER-we will move
you by Job or Sc hr.: 6 rms. as low
as $50. DE. 2-6I36. .
EARL'S VAN SERVICE-Moving and
Eeneral hauling at any time; rea-
sonable rates. 10. 3-5407. Il
EXPERIENCED MOVERS. lowest
rates in town. Guaranteed work.
10. 2-3330, RIGHT-WAY MOVERS
EDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE;
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reaS. ia. 9-2937: eyes,, RA. 3-1416
80"
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APARTMENTS WANTED

a-BEDROOM FURNISHED APT. fol
settled family; not over S75. mo.
or unfurnished, not over $50. Cal
MRS. HOWE, WA. 7-1040. 80"
SERVICEMAN with 3 children ur.
gently needs unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt.
vic. Arl. or Alexandria, capt. muSt
be equipped with stove and refgr
Write Box 240-R, Star. 80"
ARTISTS STUDIO and living quar-
ters. NV: excellent refs. Employed
Box 226-R, Star. 80"
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN girl to share attr.
furnished 3-bedrm. home with 2
other girls. Very reas. AID. 4-5S54
80
MARYLAND-Couple or girl to share
mouse with working couple. Reason
able. 10. 4-SI09. 80
cept infant: baby sit ewes. Gail
after pm, AID. 4-7945. 81"
.W.-Girl. over 25, to share g.
bedrm.. house with other girls.
Call after pm, EN-. 2-38h1. q
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COOPERATIVE APIS SALE

NAYLoR GARDENS-For sale-Two-
shop. and parking. Clean. Possession.
Total mo. cost, S64.75, Mr.. Row
land. LU. 1-7069. with DRURY
REALTY CORP. AID. $4,000. 30
COLORED, $3.50 DOWN, $3.50 mo;
bath. Near N. Capitol and s. HU.
5-3316. CHAPMAN REALTY co.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA, Just over
D: c. line, near Western ave. and
River rd.-Brand- brick Colonial
With q delightful: split-level plan;
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-i4i1;
ewes, OIL. 2-3223.
BANNOCKBURN ESTATES - In q
SSistinsuished Saan1,,I,l ed, com,munity OF large.
bath home: in picture: hook setting
on nearly an acre Of level. wooded
land. Priced very sensibly by owner
who is moving from city. FRANK
9, Phillips. OIL. 2-70O7. Ewes,
BETHESDA - Almost-new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. available Immediately
from 1ao6sco0Sd owner; r, attrac 6oxlQo-ft.
% mr. eiementapy G School, ee ne5snnGrsood; mIps o.
NH and Naval Hosp. $4,000.
BETHEsDX, BY owNER-BeSSuUti-
full white brick Colonial on iarre
fenced tree-shaded lot, within .
blks OF Lady of Lourdes parochial,
grade and high schools: true center
hall Lying room with mirrored fire-
place. large dining room, big kitch.
sndr6sTI. en-; screened porch; End iicor: 2
and storsse room: basement. i
near NH and Medical Center.
Liberal financing: low down pa;-
ment. Open Sat. and Sunday. Di.
rections. Out Wisconsin ave. past
Bank OF Bethesda To Chase ave.
toSsP oWNER' E7Eht o. to a9as4 h9as 4S17 G3RS:''' 3S
CONTINUED on Next PaEeJ
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

1908 RTTTENHoUsE ST. NV.
rms. 2 baths. incl. porches, full
bsmt.. Va bath. recr. rm., det. gar,
o.h.-w.h. Rent S135 mo. For further
details. call Mr.. Adams.
L. R. TURNER, REALTOR
500 7tb st. S.w. ME s-O4OO
1908 RITTENHOUsE ST. NV
8 rooms, 2 baths. 2 inclosed porches.
full basement. h-bath. rec. rm.,
S135 month: for further details
call Mr.. Adams.
L. r. TURNER
900 7th st., s.w ME. $4,000
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bus. OPPORTUNITIES Cont J

GOOD sAWMILL AND EQUIPMENT
Good business. but need q partner
With working capital Box 161-T.
GENTLEMAN, active, keen and alert,
to invest in newly formed, publish
ing business. Must be prepared to
invest $4,000. Exchange refs. and
take active interest. Box 324-S,
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FAIRFAx-Brick Colonial. uy. rm.
din. rm. and powder rm.. 1st A.: 4
bedrms., 2 baths, 2nd.: bSmt., ga.
rage. grounds, city block.
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MD OR VA

NEAR ROSEMARY sCHOoI-Brick
Colonial, liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
powder rm., 1st A.; 3 bedrms., ga
baths; garage, bsmt.
PARK AREA--Rambler,
NIAL-3 bedrms, Ia baths, rec.
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FOR MD, D. c. OR VA

FOR MD, D. c. OR VA.
BET. CONN. AVE. AND ROSEMARY
SCHOOL
Beaut. furn. and spacious home: hall,
liv. rm.. dining rm., breakfast rm..
kit, 1st A.; 8 bedrms.. 3 baths up;
4 porches, garage. bsmt.
WESTGATE-English type home; liv
rn.. dining rm., kit, den. R-bath,
1St A.: 3 bedrmS.. 2 baths Up, bsmt.,
garage.
CLEVELAND PARK block OF
Conn. Ave, liv. .rm.. din. rm., kit,
3 bedrmS.. 2 baths, den, bsmt..
garage.
TOWN HOUSE-Liv. rm., dining rm.
drawing rm., kit. 1st A.; bedrms.,
4 baths up. Gear garage. bsmt.
BELLEHAVEN-sto mansion; liv.
rm., din. rm., library, rec. rm.. 2
baths. 1st f.: bedrms., 8 baths.
2nd, Gear garage; grounds. u acre.
Prices range from s165 to 5000.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
(Col U. s. A.. RetD. Broker.
EN-. 3-4335, EN-. 2-47S7, Ov. 3-4145
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Walker & Dunlop

8 Bedrms., se5-&1S Mo.
l2613 Flack St., Silver Spring, Md
51S 26th Rd. South. Arl., va.
2750 South Troy, Arl.. Va.
2703 Elmwood Dr.. Alex. Va.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 6-0222
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$4,000 DOWN
FAIRLAWN
$3.50 DOWN

Near parochial and public schools.
transportation and shopping: ultra
basement, gas heat, 3 yrs. old. AS
SUME CT LOAN with payments less
than rent. including taxes and in
Surance. Call Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
REALTY CO. ST 3-73GA -2n
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
SPRING VALLEY

Four bedrooms. 8 baths, 1 bedroom
and bath on LIST floor; large living
gear garage; hot.water heat. Priced
under $4,000; excellent location.
MarSteller, McCabe & Co., Inc.
Wo. 6-1966; Ewes, OIL. 4-0051
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APTS. UNFURNISHED-VA.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.
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4-BEDROOM HOME

$12,960
Det. home on large fenced lot; excep-
tional value for large family; FHA
financing available. Mr.. Harris.
ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-0747; eyes, LU.
1-7l26 -2S
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TOWN HOUsE-Liv. rm.. dining rm.
drawing rm., kit. 1st A.; Z bedrms.
4 baths I'D. 2-car Earage. hSmt.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-S22,75O. At
trac., well-built brick home in conv.
rm., kit. with table space, 4 bed
rms; rec. rm. and Law. in bsmt.;
built-in garage. Good value and
good financing. BMLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 till 8 pm.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

ONE BLOCK Dept. Agriculture. @
family apt, semidet., furn.. good
cond., income $3.50 yr.. no leases.
Small down payment to qualified
purchaser. SIGLER g. CO.. Realtor,
RA. 3-3431. -2S
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NEW 3-bEUHM. HAMbLEM' OF; 70
mi. from downtown Washington;
blk. OF Rt. 2; owner will rent en-
tire house or retain l bedrm. Call
Herndon 53-J-1. 80
471I 18th ST. N.W.-3-bedrm., g
bath. mod. brick; newly redec.; gas
heat; air cooled; rent, $500; immed.
occupancy. RA. 6-S307. 80
RADIANT VALLEY-2-bedrm. brick
rambler, equip. kit; fenced yard;
storm wind; $110. AP. 1882.
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1t. HeIwie, Retired,
Relieved of Fine

The District Commissioners
yesterday relieved retired 1t. Au-
gust Helwig of payment Of $S5
in unpaid fines.
1t. Helwig was fined $100 last
October by q police trial board
on charges growing out of a
drunken driving conviction in
West Virginia.
Last December. 1t. Helwig was
suspended from duty and sent
to Gallinger Hospital for mental
observation. after being charged
with reporting for, duty intoxi-
Gated. He was found to be Of
unsound mind, and his retire.
ment was approved by the Com
missioners effective March /.
The $85 was the unpaid por-
ton Of the trial board fine.
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Committee Approval
Of Robertson Seen
Likely al Early Dale

The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee took under advise
ment today the nomination Of
Walter S. Robertson of Virginia
to be Assistant Secretary Of
State for Far Eastern Affairs,
amid indications he will be ap-
proved.
Mr.. Robertson told the COM
mittee at a closed hearing yes
terday the United States needs
"all the allies we can get" He
made the statement when ques-
toned about the extent to which
the United States might go it
alone in the Far East.
Testifies on China Policy.
Chairman Wiley told report
ers the nominee also testified
that in his opinion, American
policy toward China was con-
fused during and Immediately
after World War II. Senator
Wiley said Mr.. Robertson told
the committee that while we
were committed to one policy,
some Of our officers in the field
were trying to change it."
The Virginian was Minister
and economic counselor in the
United States assy in
Chungking in 1945 and 1916.
Part of that time he was United
States Commissioner at the
Peiping executive headquarters
of the Marshall Truce Commits
sion.
AS further evidence of Mr..
RobertSon's attitude toward Far
Eastern affairs. Senator Wiley
said that in the fall of 1949, Mr..
Robertson criticized the Yalta
agreement and the treatment Of
Chang Kai-Shek.
Letter to JeSSup.
The Senator read portions Of
a letter Mr.. Robertson wrote in
october, 1949. to Phillip Jessup,
former American Ambassador
at-Large.
In one quotation, Mr.. Robert
son wrote, "Chiang Kai-shek has
now been made official Scapegoat
not only for China's sin but for
ours as we'll" In another para
graph. he wrote that "the deal
at Yalta respecting Manchuria
seems incredible.
The committee would have
acted on the nomination yester-
day. but q quorum was not
present.
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refinish your floors wit
HAVAZIP
and HAVALAC

HAVAZlP, without sanding, cuts
through old shelloc or vornish and wax
to reveal original floor beauty. Quart,
liz; " gallon, 1873; gallon, $50.
HAVALAC floor finish goes on eoslIy,
protects refinished floors. Dries in 80
minutes. Quart, 2.30; gallon, 695.
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Dolly $50 to s. Except Thursdays 1880 to 8
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OdorlesS RENUZI7
the safe, economical,
an-purpose dry cleaner
Cleans rugs or upholstery in jiffy with
no teII-toIe odor. Fine, too, for droperies
and curtains porcelain and tile. Sofe
for the finest fobries Quart, 59c; gallon,
1873; gallons, 3.75.
Super-Renuzit also available, eoIIon,
1.29; 2 gallons, 2.3o.
WGL-Housewores Center, First Floor,
North Building
also Chevy Chase, Alexandra
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First Aid For Dogs
Explained By Gaines
Research Center

Knowing how to give first aid
to a dog may easily be the means
of saving his life, states the
Gaines Dog Research Center.
New York. 1t is most useful
around the home while waiting
for the veterinarian to arrive. 1t
is of invaluable help to the hunter
when an accident afield demands
immediate action.
In an ordinary wound where
bleeding is not too severe plain
bandage or strip of cloth wrapped
several thicknesses but not too
tightly about the injured part
will usually stop the bleeding,
according to the Center. Profuse
bleeding from leg wound indi-
Gates that an artery or vein has
been severed, so tourniquet
must be applied. Tie above the
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-22
Sun Highway Snow
Removal To Be
Finished By June IS

With snow-plowing equipment
making rapid strides, Going-to-
the-Sun Highway in Glacier Ma
tional Park is fast being made
negotiable for summer traffic.
From West Glacier to Logan
Creek at the foot of Gard e n
Wall, a distance of % miles, the
stretch had been completed last
week. Earlier in the week the
stretch on the east side had been
cleared from St. Mary to Jackson
Glacier, a distance of IL miles.
In the area around the Cont
mental Divide more snow than a
year ago is reported by R. T.
Montgomery, park engineer.
To facilitate snow removal, op-
erations are now on a two-shift
daily basis. Indications are that
Logan Pass will not be open for
traffic before June Is. For some
time the road from Browning to
St. Mary has been open. Other
stretches, in the process of being
cleared include a section of Black
foot Highway between E a s t
Glacier Park and St. Mary, called
Looking Glass.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-22

wound and twist with a stick act
ing as a lever until the bleeding
stops. However, never leave a
tourniquet on for more than Is
minutes at a time.
In the case of a broken leg,
keep as straight as possible. If a
bone has broken through the
skin attach a stick by tying it
above and below the break to
prevent the sharp point or edge
from cutting a blood vessel when
the dog struggles or moves.
Nearly all dogs hurt in accidents
suffer from shock, a condition
recognizable from pale lips and
gums. First aid in shock is to
wrap the dog in a coat or blanket
for warmth and see that he has
rest and quiet.
Grey and W hlte gums in q dog
involved in a severe accident can
also mean that he is bleeding in
ternally from an organic injury.
Have an assistant hold the dog
by the front and hind legs.
stretched out, while you bandage
the body with a long piece of
cloth torn into strips. The wrap
ping will hold the organs relative
ly immobile until a clot can form.
Do everything possible to keep
the dog quiet while waiting for
the veterinarian.
Approach any injured dog,
eveu your own, slowly and with
great caution advises the Center,
as any dog in pain is a potential
bitter. An emergency muzzle can
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-22

The local PTA is feeling sheep
ish today. Seems they complained
the youngsters weren't learning
enough. Said they couldn't even
spell. So the kids challenged them
to spelling bee.
"Iwas captain of the PTA'ers,"
doc Brown told me. "Both
teams made the first round just
fine. But on the second round
Speedy Taylor went down on
efficiency Then his boy Chip,
who happened to be next on the
school team, ratified it right off.
From then on it was murder!"
So now doc" says that the
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-22
Notice of Sale Of Indian
Land

Sealed bids will be accepted by
the Superintendent Of Blaekteet
Indian Agency, Browning, Mont
ana, up to 200 o'clock p. m,
Thursday, June 4. 1858. Twenty
tracts of Indian Trust lands to be
sold. Interested parties may OBJ
tain forms for submitting bids
and Information from Land De.
partment. Blackfeet India
Agency. Browning, Montana.
Guy Robertson. Supt.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-22
Folding Towels

The. way to prevent "long cor
ners" on towels-and an aid to
folding them when dry-is to fold
all towels lengthwise before hang
ing on the line.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-22
"Nlght Dhndnsss"

In . Pennsylvania study II was
FOUND that : per cent Of The driv.
ers involved in night accidents sui.
fsred from might blindness low
tensity. 49,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-05-22
be improvised from a length of
gauze bandage. strip of cloth
or even a necktie.
Shoe CONSUMPTION

The average per capita consump.
ton of shoes in the United States
runs to about three pairs year;
two pairs for men and little bet
ter than three for women,