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Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-11
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 A Valentine Party will be held at the USO on Tuesday, February 14 sponsored by the Kodiak Busi- ness and Professional Women's Club. A special program of enter tainment, including speciality num- bers, music and games, followed by refreshments have been arrang- ed. All servicemen and their fami- lies are cordially invited to attend. The Junior Hostess Corps will hold their monthly meeting on Monday, February 13 at the home of Mrs. Naomi Title. The girls will meet at the US0 at 2 p. m. and transportation will be furnished to Mrs. Titles home.
 The Servicemen's Program Plan ming Committee will meet at the UCO Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 7:30 p. m. The US0 Operating Committee will hold their regular monthly meeting at the USO on "Wednesday at 7:30 p. m,
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-11
Osyzsd ! kS(REEN
Today-Saturday

The movie showing at the Or pheum today is entitled sThe Bam- boo Prison. It relates what happens to prisoner of the Chinese Reds. during his captivity. It is said to be shock-filled.
 The cast of characters include Robert Francis, Brian Keith and Duane Foster.
 Sunday and Monday
 Susan Slept Here" is the next offering, and for pure fun and en- tertainment, Manager John Fietch. er says this is superb"
 The story, which is unfolded by Dick Powell, Debbie Reynolds and Anne Francis. in the starring roles. concerns man-aboutetown who,of.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-11

fers temporary refuge to girl about a8, in his bachelor apart ment. Since he is writer he wants to study her for movie script he IS writing but she misunderstands his motives. So does his society beauty fiancee. The resulting situ- ations make for much fun.
 The movie is in Technicolor, and IS set amid a Hollywood back ground, more particularly the fabu- ious Sunset Strip and travels to Las Vegas and back again, with several delightful musical numbers interspread.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 All the necessary action ingredi- ents for breathless adventure drama is said to be present in su- perabundance in Columbia Pic ture's Fire Over Africa" which plays for two days.
 Starring Maureen O'Hara and MacDonald Carey, the film in-
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clades a coiorfui. even exotic, lo- cale, which is Tangier, fast moving and suspenseful story, a beautiful heroine and a rugged and resourceful hero. It is in color by Technicolor.
 The flame-haired Miss O'Hara is an American secret agent who seeks to help smash an internation- al smuggling ring. When she meets up with Carey and a choice. assort- ment of cutthroats, there is action aplenty and romance too.
 Thursday and Friday
 Suddenly" with Frank Sinatra in his first dramatic starring role following his sensational coup of an Academy Award for his per formance in From Here to Eter- nity," tells startling, shocking story of a half-crazed ex-GI who sets about coldly and cleverly to assassinate the President of the United States.
 Suddenly is the name of a small Sierra Mountain town through which the Chief Execu- tive is scheduled to pass by train on the way to a fishing vacation. The desperate efforts of the towns people, headed by Sterling Hay den as the cool methodical town sherriff to head off Sinatra's thrill kill scheme, provides the suspense filled action of the picture.
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has ordered 1000 of them. as an experimental procedure, he stated, but the Navy has adopted a ''wait and see" policy before ins.ituting any program.
 The officer, who is traffic off cer at present on the Naval Sta ton, commended the local police in their policy of issuing courtesy tickets for mild infractions and first offenders. He felt this did more good than a "get tough" poli- cy.
 Other guests at the luncheon in- cluded Tim Gilmore, Pat Lynch and Joe Huber.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-11
SAFETY IS SPEECH SUBJECT

It. Cmdr R. c. Van Limburg was principal speaker at the Ro- tary meeting held Tuesday. He spoke on the subject of Public Safety.
 Van Limburg is civilian person nel director at the Naval Station, and has just completed an inten- sive course on the subjects of safety as related to the worker on a Naval establishment. He said many ways of avoiding accidents in shops and on the road were studied. The use of safety belts in the operation of a vehicle were demonstrated, he said. The Army
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-11

Charlie Butch" Rush left Tues day for the States. He plans to visit in Seattle and San Francisco, and is expected to be gone for six weeks.
 He is employed at Kraft's Super market as butcher.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30
Follow These Tips For Easier Painting

painting is easier than ever"
That's the good word from the
on'senterprising paintmakers.
AS proof Of the promise, Arthur
W. Steudel. president of the Sher-
win-Williams Co., points out that
modern paints can be applied
with less effort, modern tools speed
application, and modern techniques
Of painting eliminate many incon-
veniences formerly associated with
the task"
"As a result of continuous re-
search and testing" he explained,
"our company has improved the
brushing qualities of house paint
to the point where you can paint
as much surface with the same
effort in two hours as you used to
do in three"
Tools Simplify Task
Improved tools also help reduce
the time and effort required for
painting.
'For example," Steudel said,
Ayou don't have to get down on
your hands and knees to paint a
floor nowadays. Thanks to a new
long-handled paint roller, you can
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30
hMlNW ILIl iM,l

Plenty Of water just begins the spring
Deep healthy structure for lawn
smother weeds AT left the soil under healthy
depth of inches At right
shallow sparse grass easily be
invaded by weeds.
Grass will begin its spring growth
time the in
One of the establishing
themselves get rid established
them with thick, healthy stand of grass
To do this, leading manufacturer of lawn
makers of Green Spot products liberal
complete plant food, well watered into the soil.
method
earlier the spring than weeds If
it will thcken and have the smother
they begin their growth
After either feeding re-seedng
essential Application plant food
moisture that work down the soil grass
make best of the food.
Good watering tools for efficient of water
Rotating and osciang spnklers throw
over large at usbe rate the fall Of gentle
Usually with
than the surface a be applied.
free booklet giving details available
by writing the Green Spot Division Scov Manufacturing Co..
Waterbury, Conn
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30

For q high luster. buff after woxing.
scratch and will give shabby ap-
pearance in areas Of constant
wear. Also they will yellow the
colors and soften the surface Of
the floor as they age and are al
most impossible to remove without
causing permanent damage to the
floor covering.
1t is important to remember that
broken casters and small metal
slides indent floor coverings and
may damage them permanently.
Equip furniture with large sur
face casters, glides or furniture
cups.
Where the flooring is asphalt
tile 80 the use Of cleaners or wakes
containing solvents such as BEN
zine, turpentine, naphtha, etc. must.
be avoided as they will soften the
composition Of the tile and cause
the colors to run, permanently in
juring the material.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30

born smudges fine steel wool viii
do the trick and for marks frem
rubber heels use cloth moistened
in household cleaning fluid. Rinse
the surface Of the floor thoroughly
with clean clear water and allow
to dry completely before applying
wax. For best results apply a
water emulsion wax such as Nairn
Self-Polishing Wax and allow it
to dry for about half hour. Then
apply second very light coat Of
wax and let dry. Where a high
luster is required buff the floor
after the wax has dried. Repeat
this process as often as required.
Avoid using strong soaps or
abrasive cleaning compounds, as
alkaline soaps may soften the sur
face and abrasive cleaners NAV
roughen the natural'smoothness Of
many floor coverings. Do not apply
lacquer, plastic or other hard fin
ishes to any smooth surface floor
covering. These materials quickly
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30

EVERY LITTLE GIRL likes to
be dainty doll. She learns her
first fashion lesson, the impor-
tance of neatness, from mother.
Blouses that continually slip
out of the skirt top irk any fas-
tidious Miss, big or little. Moth
er can solve this problem with
a unique closure which anchors
the blouse to the skirt, and per-
mits little sister to pursue the
energetic interests of the lolli-
pop set and still remain small
fry fashion-plate.
Talon's new "Slide-Fit" clos,
ure is adjustable, so that it can
grow with your little girl. Stich
the track of this device onto
the side seam of her blouse,
with the lead-in at the lower
end. Sew the slider onto the top
of the skirt. To adjust to fit,
raise the tab of the closure and
thread the slider onto the lead
in. Then let the slider travel
along the track on the blouse.
Lock the slider in place by
pressing the tab flat. (ANS)
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30

NUM- 1ODDLAINO - xhOE ~
daring frontiersman, juniors
growth means gradual length
ening of overall straps, which
entails frequent "let-downs" of
strap buttons. Now mother can
eliminate the trouble of max
ing adjustments, by attaching
"Slide-Fit" - the adjustable
Talon closure - to garments
from the start. Talon's unique
closure is self-adjusting. Simply
zip "Slide-Fit" to the right
length. Tabs lock fiat and stay
put, in defiance of small frys'
atomic activities.
Application of "Slide-Fit" is
easy to manipulate. Stitch the
track of fastener to strap of
overalls, with the lead-in at
lower end. Sew slider onto top
of coveralls or overalls. To ad-
just to desired length, raise tab
of each closure and thread slider
along track until you have the
right length. Finally, press the
tab flat to lock the sliders in
place. (ANS)
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30

PAINT ALTERNATE STEPS to
keep stairways usable while they
are being painted. Finish the job
when the steps painted first are
dry.
spread the paint while standing
and paint the floor much faster.
"This long-handled roller is a
great time and effort saver when
you are painting ceilings, too."
Tricks Ease Job
New application tricks also
make painting less disturbing to
everyday family routine.
By way of illustration, Steudel
suggests the following technique
when painting stairs.
Paint alternate steps in each
flight. Follow up by painting the
others when the newly painted
ones dry. That way the stairs can
always be used, and nobody will be
inconvenience while the paint is
drying.
Oeft) ROLLING PAINT on floors
with a long-handled paint roller
saves time and effort. It's good
tool for painting ceilings, too.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30
, READ THE OMAHA GUIDE
From Around Nebraska

Postmaster Ray McEravy, of David City, has had an OBJ
lection for some time to the sachy old postal depart
en furnishes Tor the post office lobby day
last week to do something bought some soothwor
ing ball point pens for the lobby desks.
He success of his venture though
and did not order removal of the old ink period
of experiment has postal patrons
would swe the leave them for the person to se
Only time will TELL commented the David City BannerPress
The coyote hunting been on full blast in the Ord
lately and Ord filling station operator collected go
coyote tails which he has tucked along canopy
station driveway Most of the tails have been furnished
ard Abers who governmentpd hunter who keeps coyote
population minimum display drawing much
comment and many lockers.
The Albion received of night
week The precipitation attributed seeding by
making generators which started in the
missed its intended mark though the Albion stated
for Grand Island IA inches at the time Oddly enough
the Island the rainmaking Mean
while work Of collecting needed $1,000 carry
ing 1856 is being collected at this time.
County DINNER view of the
ranmaking possibilities of the silver odid generators
decided pull Of the district this The County
put money
project could get their money back again by asking for it.
refinery pool
establishment at the outskirts of Chadron and recently flock of
ducks mstook the oil pond They
unable Many caught
taken fresh water ponds hopes that they would be able
again wings they were
unable take off Eventually the
Record reported.
Jeffrey dedicated only short time already
patients the Osceoa Record revealed last
money for the quarter million dollar project from the
who became rich in the oil do
something for his old home town.
Missouri Valley has designated March "a Cleanup
week and the Harrison County urging everyone to make
an effort to clean their yards preparation spring City
officials have announced that they will fog city kill
insects of all kinds The Jogging has been pracced regularly
there for a number of years.
The Lyons Cooperative Creamery held house last
Saturday and paid its stockholders dividends was
another long succession Of successful years. according to the
Lyons MirrorSun.
Luther College, at Wahoo which has been building mems
domtoy for number of months will dedicate S5OOOO
building June 3rd according the Wahoo three
story brick dormtoy houses 81 boys provides first
time modern housing for the of the ourstory
frame building which had been fifty years is to be
abandoned
Central City reports total of Merrick county in the
recentende March of Dimes campaign Washing
ton Couny nearly S10C0 this apparently done good
job.
Chadron staged home show which was attended
by 1900 persons according the Chadron affair
showed innovations in home building furnishings land
scaping hints and other things pertaining the home
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30
-Home-How-ro's
Tips For Easy Floor Care

Resilient floors can be beautiful
with minimum Of care if they
are properly maintained. With oc-
casional attention, using good
quality cleaners and wakes, floors
can be kept in their best condition.
Through experience, Congoleum-
Nairn Inc. manufacturers of
Gold Seal floor coverings. has
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30

THE PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH, FAMOUS FOR THEIR WAYS
with food justly proud of their old time recipes Especially
popular is their dfashoned salad lettuce
which adapts well to shortcut seasoning ideas.
The secret is in the dressing easily quickly
envelope of Good Seasons Salad Dressing add
water and oil to envelope Of the directed the
package and shake we'll Or the sefmeasung avail
able Good Seasons Salad mixing the dressing Either
way you'll have distinctive dressing ready in seconds
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH SALAD
package Good Seasons slices uncooked bacon !
Exotic Herbs chopped
Dressing Mix II cup mixed dressing (
Vinegar water, oil II teaspoon celery
medium heads leaf tablespoons vinegar
lettuce N i tablespoon sugar
Combine salad dressing mix vinegar water and oil as al
rected on the bottle package.
Tear lettuce leaves into sized and place bowl
Fry bacon IN skillet until crisp Add dressing Them
add celery SALT vinegar and sugar. mixture comes
to boil Pour the lettuce in bowl cover and allow
or minutes Remove cover toss lettuce on wa
plate Garnh with scaon slices rings desired
Makes cups or servings side salad. (ANS)
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-30

- ~tP my hoh sSAAh9s
found that most people overwash
and overwax their floors, thus
making unnecessary work for
themselves without benefiting the
floors. This company has found
that actually more floors are worn
out by scrubbing than by wear.
BY following a few simple rules
one can be assured Of getting the
maximum Of beauty and wear
from floors with a minimum Of
work.
A damp mop will remove light
soiling. However, when a complete
washing is indicated use warm
water and a mild cleaner, such as
Nairn Linoleum Cleaner. For stub
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13
Dan Thvrber Appointed
On livestock Board

Dan =. Thurbcr of Great Falls,
Chairman of the state advisory
committee for the Farmers
Home Administration, has been
appointed by the Secretary of
Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson to
serve on the state special live.
stock loan committee effective
January l. according to c. o.
lkclly) Hansen. state director of
the Farmers Home Administra-
ton.
Thurbcr was chosen because
of his knowledge and back
ground of Montana agriculture
and the livestock industry. He
will replace y. + Beers. Direct
or of the Montana Extension Ser
vice. who has been serving on
this committee since July. 1853.
1t is the policy of the Secretary
of Agriculture that Extension
Service Directors will no longer
be designated to serve on the
committee because of the many
other demands on their time.
T.. \. Phillips of Helena. FORM
or secretary of the Montana
Stocksrowers' Association and
life long resident of Montana
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13
Aimsbaek Gets 10 Years

Raymond Aimsback. who made
a sensational confession of the
murder 0: Gabriel Spotted Eagle
II Dupuyer on the night OF July
10. 1855. was sentenced 10 a term
OF ten years in the pcnI,cntiary
n district court IL Conrad last
Thursday afternoon. after he had
plead guilty 20 charge Of in.
Voluntary manslaugh;er.
Ley. i!m>back and Charles
Wra>c!hcad. who were !mpli.
Gated II the confession o. III,
o!Gc" A.msback. were sentenced
% terms o: one year in the coun.
y Jn.. a.. o: which va, >L>.
pended except sixty day, o! the
sentence The Two latter Me-,
name! by Almsback in hi, con.
:c>>!om a. beng present It: the
time Spotted Eagle was as.
,au.,cd. They were charged ~. h
suppress sion o! evidence.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13

Completion Of the second story
apartment above the Beck Flu.
neral Home property is under.
way by {. Nlurl Beck. Carl
Mathews. carpenter. and Ed
ElSrthasrn. electrician. are en-.
ploycd The Beck couple will
occupy the apartment following
It's completion.
Ed Reed. geologiSt for the
Union Oil Company. and who
took a prominent part in the
company activities in this area
for the past two years. has been
transferred to Chilli and expects
to spend the next six months
III that country. Mr.. and Mrs
Reed made their home in East
Glacier while Mr.. Reed was
working in this area.
Il is reported by relatives that
Al Racine. son of Frank Racine
q! Browning. is confined to the
Veterans hospital in Seattle for
treatment for World War II
disability He served in France
with a grave registry unit. its
duty requiring him to be in the
midst of the carnage of battle
mos, Of the time.
The Stanley Prr>tnnS enjoyed
visits from relatives OF both Mr.
and Mrs Preston over the
Christmas and New Year holi
days Their daughter and fam
lly. Mr. and Mrs Harold Nation
and three children were here
from san Sidcl. New Mexico.
also Mr.. Pre>ton'> father. Stan.
ley II Preston. vi CaHhy. Ore
Mrs. P:r>ton'> mother. Mrs
Susan kee!rr. ard brother. Gin
ION krrlrr. were here from Fort
Shaw. Montana, for Christmas.
bu. returned home on Dec. &c.
Il was enormously stated in
the Rrpor.e: Recently tina: Miss
Joan Paisley would enter the
Eastern Montana College Of Edu.
cation 4; Billings the fore par,
q. this year The correction is
tina: She vii! remain home until
spring and then enter thai,
>chou! Her work will be in re.
sumption OF her course in Edu.
cation. which she began there
>rIcra! Years ago. Since then
sc was engaged As kindergarten
.rachc: in the Plcntywood
schools. During the quarter pre-.
rrd!ng las: Christmas she was
i student 4; the University of
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13
AUXILIARY MEETS
At WRIGHT HOME

The American Legion AuXil'
larry. Unit l27. met Tuesday. Jan.
10. at the home of Mrs. Donald
Wright. HoStcsscS for the even.
ing were Sophia L.aBrcchc. Alice
Juneau. Cccile McNabb and
Bcrnadinc Wright.
The meeting was we'll attended
and interest in the local Polio
Campaign was high This is a
program carried entirely by the
Legion Auxiliary here in Brown.
ing. 1t was noted that through.
out the state other Auxiliary
groups were carrying only the
Blue Crutch Sale. The Ameri,
can Legion Auxiliary designated
Friday. Jan. l3. as Blue Crutch
Day.
The membership chairman.
Roma Barcus. reported the
Auxiliary now has 30 paid mem.
berS for 1856.
Legislative Chairman. Willena
Handy. reported on coming
legislation and urged Auxiliary
support Of Legion sponsored
legislation.
Mrs Don Schmidt. the Pan
American chairman for the Unit.
reported on Haiti. which is the
Pan American country for study
this year.
The Auxiliary group was hon.
orrd with music program in
which Dorothy Bruncau. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Mick Campbell.
sang several vocal solos.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13
HEALTH COUNCIL PLANS
MEETING ON ALCOHOLISM

The Glacier County Advisory
Health Council met this past
week to develop plans for re.
ducing the number of auto acct
dents that involve drinking.
Tentative plans were made to
hold Il seminar in March 1856 on
Traffic Accidents and Drinking.
This meeting will be open to the
public. 1t is anticipated that the
various community social and
church organizations will send
delegates to this meeting. More
detailed plans will be announced
soon
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13

Murphy. assessor: j. Lee Andcr-
son. clerk 4 recorder. and one
of the clerks.
From this list will be chosen
those required to report Age
and taxpayer status determine
eligibility. The age range is from
p to - \ taxpayer is defined
as one who pays either personal
or property taxes. Thus. a motor
vehicle owner licensed in Glacier
County will derive qualification
in part as one entitled to jury
service.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13

was reappointed to the commit.
tee. Phillips is we'll acquainted
with stockmen and livestock
problems throughout the State.
The special livestock loan pro-
gram authorized by Congress in
1853 and 1855 is administered by
the Farmers Home Administra-
ton under the direction of the
special livestock committee
made up of Phillips, Thurber
and Hansen.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13
SELECTING JURY LISTS

Determination OF qualified
persons for jury service at the
spring term Of the district court
was made by a group OF county
officers at Cut Bank Monday.
They included Harold Hannc.
man. chairman of the board of
county commissioners: Edward
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13
JUDGE HATTERsLEY FILES
NOMINATING PETITION

Judge II. NJ. lla,tcrslry. Judge
of the Ninth Judicial district of
which Glacier county is a part.
this week filed his nominating
petition with Secretary Of State.
5. {. Arnold. In his nominating
petition. the Judge makes the
following statement:
Il reside at Conrad. Montana.
and my post office address is
Conrad. Montana. am a candi,
date on the Nonpar,iSan Judicial
Ticket for the nomination for
the office of Judge of the Dis.
trict Court. of the Ninth Judicial
District Of the State of Montana.
in and for the Counties of Teton.
POndcra. TuOlc and Glacier at
the primary nominating election
to be held in the Ninth Judicial
District of the State of Montana.
in the Counties of Teton. Pom
dera. Toolc and Glacier on the
9Th day of June. 1856. and if | am
nominated as a candidate for
such office will accept the
nomination and will not with.
draw. and If ! am elected. | will
qualify as such officer"
No matter how little you pay.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-13

No matter how little YOU pay.
you can always get something
worse for less money.