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MONTANA
A "TIM-TAM" EN- e.
BELMONT STAKES

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 6 (UPI)-
Jimmy Jones, entrenador de la
cuadra Calumet, informo que Is
mael Valenzuela. montana a Tim
tam" en- la carrera Belmont
Stakes, dehoy sabado.
Tim Tam" gano con Valenzue-
la en- la silla las carreras del
Kentucky Derby" y "Preakness".
Caballo y jockey tendran asi la
oportunidad de ganar la Triple
Corona.
Solo siete jockeys han ganado
en- Ell mismo ano las tres carreraS
mas importantes de los Estados
Unidos.
Willie Hartack hubiera sido Ell
jinete de Tim Tam" 81 no Sc hui
biese lesionado POGO antes del
Derby.
Jones manifesto que Hartack es-
Ia va montado pero que Ell parecer
no Sc halla aun en- plena forma.
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de Floyd Patterson Hoce
Refo a Comife MundiaI de Boxeo

NEW YORK, JUNO 6 CUPID. -
Gus D'Amato, manager del cam
peon heavyweight Floyd Patterson,
reto al Comite Mundial de Boxeo
porsu ultimatum a Patterson de
"que pelee o renuncie a SUI titulo".
D'Amato amenazo con llevar las
cosas a las Cortes 81 ell Comite in
tenta declarar vacante la corona
de Patterson.
En- su session final en- Paris, ell
Comite ordeno al joven Patterson
a defener la corona frente a un re-
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en- la region Nororiental del pals,
amenazaron con declararse en-
huelga de hambre 81 los propieta-
rios del edificio que ocupa Ell Pc
nal 10 hacian desalojar con inter-
venci5n de la justicia.
Ell penal funciona en- I'm edificio
de propiedad de la Iglesia, que 10
esta r~eclamando, dando lugar a ru.
mores de que Sc haria un LAMA
miento" judicial.
Los presses amenazaron con la
huelga de hambre, obligando a un
vocero de la Iglesia a negar que
estan reclamando su edificio va
otra declaration de las autorida-
des en- ell sentido de que va esta
por terminarse la construction de
la nueva carcel.
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LES|0NAD0
HANK BAUER

lNUEVA YORK JUNO 6 CUPID.
Ell outfielder Hank Bauer, de los
Yanquis de Nueva York, sufri6
una luxaci6n en- la muneca dere-
cha durante Ell primer juego de un
doubleheader y no podra jugar du-
rante unos cuantos dias.
Bauer Sc produjo la lesion al
chocar contra la valla del right
field tratando de atrapar I'm jon
ron del emergente Del Torgeson.
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Hospitafzddo
Harvey kuenn

BALTIMORE JUNO 6-(UPD.-
Ell doctor Erwin Mayer medico de
los Orioles de Baltimore, declare
que Harvey Kuenn, centerfielder
de los Tigres de Detroit, no po-
dra jugal "por una semana o mas
como conSecuencia de la dolorosa
herida que sufrio en- I'm parpado.
Kuenn Sc lesion6 al chocar con
una barrera de alambre, tratando
de atrapar un batazo de home de
Gus Triandos que impulse dos ca
rreraS. Sc lie trasIad6 al hospital, v
Sc dijo que fue neceSario aplicar
"unos Is puntos de sutura para
cerrar la herida del parpado y Ia
mejilla.
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CANARON LOS
DODGERS FL
REFERENDUM

LOS ANGELES, JUNO s (UPI)-
Los resultados completes, aunque
extraoficiales, del referendum del
martes sobre ell contrato en- que Ell
Ayuntamiento de la ciudad cedio a
los Dodgers una extension de to.
reno en- la Canada Chavez para
la construction de I'm estadio,
musetra que los votantes aproba.
ron Ell eontrato.
Ell numero de los que votaron
en- favor ell contrato fue de 345..
435. en- contra vOtaron 321.142,
Muchos creian que los votantes
desautorizarian al Ayuntamiento y
no refrendarian Ell contrato.
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cUEcHE REDUJ0 A 3
HITS la OFENSlVA
DEL ROCHESTER

LA HABANA, JUNO 6--(UPD.
Ell v%enezolano Emilio Cueche
permltio anoche solo tres hits para
dar ell triunfo a los Reyes del Azu-
car por Slete a ccro sobre los Alas
Rojas de Rochester.
Cueche retro en- una OCCASION a
Is bateadores en- forma ~consecuti-
va.
Los cubanos ascguraron ell desa-
flo con un racimo de Seis anotacio.
mes en- e! octave acto con cuatro
oportunidades hits, incluso un
sencillo del novato Rogelio Alva-
1ez y un robo del plato por Luis
Zayas.
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Atkins Figurdb0 Como Ell
F0vorifo en- las Apuesfds

En- esa OCCASION, Archie Moore
que reside alli- gan6 la corona
de peso mediocompleto a Joey Ma
kim ante 1850 espectadores que
dejaron 89,487 dolares en- taquilla.
Sea cual fuere la recaldacion ca.
da boxeador cuenta con una ga.
rantia de 10000 d6lares.
Atkins ha sido noqueado dos We.
ces, por Charles Baxter, en- Ell
tercer round en- 1913 ? por Phil
kim, en- Ell decimo ~asaltO, en- 1858.
Martinez jamas ha sido noquea.
do, y afirma que iamas ha sido si-
quiera lanzado a Ia Iona. NingunO
ha peleado ounce asaltos hasta
ahora.
En- Ell match Ell arbitro y dos jue.
ces decidiran ell ganador por Ell sis
tema de cinco puntos por cada asal
fo :.
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Russia ..
Viene de la Primera)
despues de la muerte de Stain.

despues de la muerte de Stain.
Pero en- la noche del martes I'LL
tlmo en- Sofia, Khrushchev Sc rec
tlfico y Sostuvo que la expulsion
de Tito habia sido fundamental
mente acertada". Para los observa-
dores COMPLETENESS, este discourse
marco Ell regreso a la dura linea
stalinista.
De TODD este concluyen los espe-
cialistas que debajo de la aparien.
cha de amistad persistio una dura
lucha que al no resolverse favora-
blemente a Khrushchev revent6 en-
esta ola de antipatia. China comu-
nista fue la encargada de iniciar
las escaramuzas contra Tito en- ell
nuevo brote.
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fueron pegadoS mlentras bateaba
a la zurda. Los cronistas que GU
bren a los Yankees diariamente,
dicen que ell slugger de los Yam
KEGS han fracaSado este ano de
''halar' sus batazos como Ell pasa-
do.
Mantle mismo no pone mucho
interes en- 10 de la lesion. A pesar
de sus "quejas" a Stengel, Mantle
dice que su hombro esta COX.
Anoche lie conecto un home run
a Jim Wilson y nadie sabe 81 esta
recuperando su paso.
tomarle libertades" siguio dicien-
do Casey
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Casey anadio que Mantle re-
cientemente Sc lastimo un tobillo
mientras bateaba y uniendo los
probIemas del tobillo con los del
hombro "me tienen muy preocupa-
do. Empero ell tobillo ahora luce
normal.
Ell problema del hombro perju-
dica a Mantle en- sus movimientos
cuanuo batea a la zurda, revelo
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I'm vocero del equipo. Tambien
afecta sus tiros admiti6 Stengel.
"Pero no cres que el no puede
sacar out a aquellos que quieran
Una revision a los records del
club muestra que dos de los cua-
tro primeros cuadrangulares de
Mantle han sido de la variedad de
dentro del terreno. Los otroS han
pasado la cerca de left y los dos
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O''tS0 1893 IltCtIldLIOilO I'LL
En- case que Patterson refuse,
ell Comite no 10 reconocera mas
como campeon mundial decia ell
communicate de Paris emitido por ell
p%residente del Comite Julius Hell
fand. "Y entonces examinariamos
que acccion tomariamos en- la apli-
cacion de esta decision.
Cuando I'm titulo mundial Sc de-
clara vacante i'm torneo eliminate.
rio usualmente es ordenado, para
producer un nuevo campeon.
Patterson, de % amos, no ha de-
fendldo su corona en- mas de nue.
We veces; desde ell % de agosto
cuando noqueo al amateur Pete
Rademacher IN Ell sexto round. Las
reglas del Comite prohiben mas de
seis meses sin que un titular ex.
ponga SUI titulo.
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HOY VOLVERA 49,.
Viene de Ia PisiAa Cisee)

mientras continuaba la repara.
cion.
La Policia inform6 que como
resultado de la rotura, Sc. regis
tro ell mas fantAstico tranque de
autos a POGO de tener lugar la
averia, debiendo despacharse ha-
cha ell lugar a numerosos agen.
ties para ayudar a descongestio-
mar ell transito.
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conocido campeon antes del 80 de
septiembre o entregar ell titulo.
Los cuatro retadores del Comite
son: Eddie Machen, de San Fran
cisco; Fora Foley, de Chandler,
Arizona; Willie Pastrano, de Mia
mi Beach y Roy Harris, de Cut and
Shoot Tex,
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que lie fueron presentados todos
u miembros por ell presidente en-
%ejercicio, Alvaro Macedo.
Finalmente, los encargados de
negocios de Ell Salvador y Guate.
mala, Ricardo Mach6n Diaz y Gil
berto Betancourt Lizarazo respec-
tivamente, ofrecieron una recep-
cion al presidente de Honduras y
al Consejo Nacional de Gobierno
del Uruguay.
FL Doctor Villeda Morales par.
tira para Rio de Janeiro hoy a
las nueve de la mafana.
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MANTlENE
Continuation de la Pagina 81

confirmados en- sus cargos Jorge
Basadre, de Education; Porras Ba-
rrenechea, de Relaciones Exterio-
res; Cuadra Ravins, de Guerra; &C.
neral Polidoro Garcia, de Aeronau-
tica; Sanchez Moreno, de Salud Pu-
blica; y Enrique Labarthe, de Agri-
cultura.
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DESTAcADOS
- Viene de la P&g. -.

tigio indudable de que goza Ra.
mon Gutierrez como hombre de.
radio en- la colonia latina de Mia.
mi, y con Ell favor publico, LA
Hora Latinoamericana" espera
anotarse un punto mas en- su lar
ga e ininterrumpida cadena de
triunfoS
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comenzo con seis boxeadoreS, des-
pues que Carmen Bssilio sbandon6
ell titulo en- septiembre pasado,
cuando gano Ell peso mediano a
Ray Robinson, para perderlO mas
tarde.
Las promesas reiteradas de Mar
tinez a los escepticos de que Sc en-
pleara a fondo en- esta ocasion, Ian
estimulado las ventas de boletos al
extreme de que Sc eSpera una con-
concurrencia de 10000 personals y
una recaudacion en- boleteria de
10000 dolares para este match, Ell
primero del campeonato que tiene
efecto en- San Luis desde Ell II de
diciembre de 1852.
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ponerseles talco y envolverselos
en- papel azul.
=
La teoria de la relatividad de
Einstein; la de los. cuantos de
Plank; la de la mecanica ondu.
latoria de Broglie y Schrondiger,
y la de la matematica de De
Vries, constituyen los cuatro
grandes pilares sobre los que Sc
asientan las ciencias naturales.
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1 G

RESULTADOS
Philadelphia 7, Chicago s.
st. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 8.
Cincinnati s, Los Angeles 4.
San Francisco S, Milwaukee 4.
az innings.
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ACUSACION

Pero I'm airado D'Amato decla-
70: f"Las reglas del Comite Mundial
sobre defensa cada seis meses y So
bre peIear contra retadores del Co.
mite luce que solo Sc aplican a
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COsAs QUE
Wiene de la Pagina A

terremoto mas destructor que
registra la historic de EStados
Unidos, Ell 10 de abril de 1906.
FL marraSquino es una bebida
alcoholica que Sc obtiene sobre
TODD ell Dalmacia por fermenta.
eion de las ciruelas y albarico-
ques.
Despues de mas de 20 amos de
investigaciones un medico ale
man afirma que las morenas Sc
enfurecen con mas facilidad que
las rubias o las p%elirrojas y que
las mujeres delgadas son tam.
bien las que mas Sc irritan.
FL caviar Sc prepare con hue.
vos de esturion, que no deben
ser demasiado frescos nj muy
maduros. Los mas apropiados
son los de dos meses antes del
desove, que Sc conservan solidos
elasticos.
4
Los romanos va usabah el ura.
MO para colorear vidrio.
Alberto, que es 1ombre de
origen teutonico, significa "bri-
llante por su nobleza".
Troglodita es ell hombre que
viva On las cavernas.
Para impedir que los guantes
blancos de cabritilla cambien
De color al ser suardados debe
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poqcIoNEs De Los tLUBEs
LIGA AMERICANA

RESULTADOS
Chicago SO, New York 1872.
Boston 5, Cleveland 8.
Detroit 6, Baltimore 8.
Kansas City 2, Washington 0.
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COLOMBIA ..
Continuation de la pag. 81

preocupaci6n sobre la "delincuen.
cia iuvenil."
Los adolescentes fueron captura-
dos por la policia y estan a las or
denes de los ~jueces, mientras que
los periodicos piden un estudio a
fondo sobre las causas de este ca
so, que describen como "sintoma
alarmante."
Los,dos jovenes delincuentes de.
clararon estudiar en- uno de los
mas prestigiosos colegios de la ciu-
dad.
GESTIONASE ExPORTACION
DE LICORES
BOGOTA, juno 6.--(UPI)-Co-
lombia sestiona la exportacion de
licores a Estados Unidos, Brasil e
Italia, segun 10 revelo Ell Secretario
de Hacienda del Departamento de
Cundinamarca, Jorge Caceres.
Ell funcionario dijo que Sc estan'
produciendo licores de alta calidad,
para los cuales Sc han hecho ges-
tones de importation en- esos tres
paises.
PRESOS AMENAZAN CON
HUELGA DE HAMBRE
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LIGA INTERNATIONAL


Richmond 6, Toronto 2.
Buffalo 6, MIAMI 0.
Montreal 6, Columbus 4.
Habana 7, Rochester O.
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UN HoMBRo LEsIoNADo EN- LA PAsADA cAMPARA:
RAZoN DEL "SLUMP" DE Ia "EsTRELLA"-PERJUDIcA
SUS MoVIMIENTos.-No PoNE INTEREs En- IA LESION.
A jim wilson. DETALLEs
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LLEvARANEL Case A LAS coRTEs 81 pEcLARAN
A IA Corona De PATTERSON. -
AcUSo AcUATRo PUGILISTAS-NoTAs

Por JACK cUNDY, de Ia United Press International
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GESTIONASE ExPORTACION
DE LICORES
fhESOS AMENALAN CUN
HUELGA DE HAMBRE

BOGOTA, JUNO 6.-(UPI)-Los
presses de la carcel de Pamplona,
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Alberto, que es rombre de
origen teutonico, significa 'bri-
Hante por SUI nobleza".
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Troglodita es ell hombre que
VIVA On las cavernas.
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Los romanos va usabah el ura.
MO para colorear vdrio.
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terremoto mas Instructor que
registra la historic de Estados
Unidos, Ell 10 de abril de 1906.
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Para impedir que los guantes
blancos de cabritilla cambien
De color al ser guardados debe
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and economical means Of distrl'
button within q few days. They
have found It profitable from the
welfare point of view. as we'll
as economical. and have reported
more than value received
whereas .Aronson flags the pro
posal with an excuse that It
would cost more to transport ana
deliver the food than 1t would
be worth in dollars and cents.
Even with the offers Of agcn'
cics who will take over the jon
of distribution. the Governor sits
ON his personal opinion and he
makes no attempt to justify the
offers with facts and figures
Such an attitude cannot be taken
lightly or overlooked by thOus
ands of families who have no
means of providing a sustaining
meal for their children.
If. by chance. the Governor Is
thinking that to supply the hun
cry with free food would only
serve to make beggars and loaf
crs of them. we would remind
him that an empty stomach has
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A MINUTE
WITH Nj

The Methods, mems pancake
supper last Saturday can be con.
Sidered mark of success. AT
least that is VIVA; Judge RcnShaw
said when he remarked that the
cooks were running around with
their chests sticking out .and
the customers !ri. the dining hall
with their tumm,r> sticking out.
That's a sure sign" says the
Judge.
The meal did not 90 off with.
out incident. which were unavoid'
able conSidcrin. the kitchen
staff. Little things like parts of
dish cloths inadvertently turning
up in some of the pancakes tao.
cOrding to Les SrhaufO. fresh
eggs found their way into several
pockets and pieces of wood added
to the flavor OF the sausage.
These things are bound to
happen when 4 bunch Of kids
get together. says Oscar Doanc.
who acted as head waiter. but
We have to ca,alrg il as another
unsolved case Of sabotage. &.
Trouble was no one checked too
thoroughly on the head waiter
Yes Sir. the men certainly prov.
ed they can cook but that
may all be for the worse as some
of the KP's have been heard to
humble ever since tina, they have
been detailed with the home
chore Of flipp!ns pancakes and
eggs every mornIng while the
/ good wife catches all extra fiji.
teen or twenty minutes Of beauty
sleep.
Anyway. the event was fun and
profitable. Abou. $4,000 va 5
realized in profit which will be-
used to build storage cabinets
in the utility room.
Thanks to III, public for their
patronage.
It's hard TO believe tina; d!SaSi-
ter and deaths have resulted
from violent winter storms in al!
parts of the country while here
We have been enjoying spring
weather practically all winter.
About four inches Of snow fell
over the weekend. but warm
chinook turned the winter into
spring and water has been run,
! ming down the streets with the
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emperature in the sos.

temperature in the sos.
Business places have been op.
Grating with the doors open and
the kids have been sailing boats
IN the ponds All, you poor
sous who went south for the
winter!
Inc argument still continues
III and about the Governors of.
flee over the problem of secur.
ing surplus food for the states
needy.
Personally. we feel that the
Governor has taken a stubborn,
if not defiant. attitude on the
question, and one that will do
him no good as far as popularity
is concerned. He can we'll afford
To take such a stand now that
he has announced he will not
run for governor again. but we
think he is fun,bling the respon.
Sibility Of his office while he is
still in the seat.
Many other states have taken
advantage of the surplus foods
available. setting up adequate
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pictures taken last Monday for
their scrapbook and the high
school annual. the Etakasi. Mr..
Van Hoozer took shots Of the
entire chapter. the chapter Off
GERS and the freshman officers.
The sophomore.junior Vo.Ag
class has been doing a rather
good cabinet making job. They
are building three cabinets for
the band room. These cabinets
are designed to hold music and
also have a Slanting top to hold
scores while members are prac.
ticing
There has been another change
in the FLA Chapter officers. Bob
Peterson has taken over the job
Of Chapter Reporter.
Future Farmers of America
members throughout the nation
are scheduling special activities
10 focus public attention on the
work Of their organization dur.
ing National FLA week. February
c2-Nlarch l.
Locally members Of the Brown.
ing FLA Chapter are planning
their annual Sweetheart Ball. to
be held February "a
Membership in the FLA is
made up of farm boys who are
students Of Vocational Agricul.
,ure in high school. The organi.
cations activities are designed
primarily TO help rural leadership
and good citizenship. and to slim.
ula,e the boys to better achieve.
men, in their study and work
successful establishment
in farming.
The Browning FLA Chapter
has 80 members. Officers are
Carl Matthews. President: Bur.
ton Horn. Vice.President: Tom
Davis. Secretary: Russell Douglas.
Treasurer: Bob Peterson. Report.
er. Stanley Spotted Wolf. Sentin.
Ell. r. ". Harris. Vocational Agri.
culture instructor. serves as ad.
visor of the chapter.
The national FLA organization
has $4,000 members. with 1000
local chapters in the - states.
Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Mem.
bership in Montana totals over
$500.
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Thursday. February 20, 1858

often been the cause Of criminal
actions that would otherwise have
been avoided.
The attitude assumed by the
Governor reminds US of the atti.
tudc taken by our departments
concerned with foreign aid =.
A foreign country has but to
pass a hint that they would like
to raise their standard of living
at our expense and we 60 all out
to speed their requests for dol.
lars and dOnuts but here
try and get II!
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Future Farmers choose the

Future Farmers choose the
week of George Washington's
birthday each year for the OBJ.
servance of National FLA week.
Although usually recognized as
a Revolutionary War general and
our first president. Washington's
first love was the farm he called
Mount Vernon. There. he was
one of the first in the nation to
practice contour planting. crop
rotation, fertilization and other
soil conservation and improve
ment methods. 1t was more than
a century after Washington's
death before general use was
made of many of the sound agri-
culture practices that he advo-
Gated.
Twenty students of Browning
high school have shown outstand-
ing improvement in the last six
weeks. They are as follows:
Schenectady Monroe. Rocky
Douglas and Leon Nunez.
English-Thomas Horn. Linda
Douglas. Gary Monroe. Tom
Davis. Richard Rounds. Rosemary
Davis and Rocky Douglas.
L. S. History-Joann Show.
l'oAo N1iko Matt
Math-Robert Peterson. Villa
and Vida Spotted Eagle. Sara.
lee Barcus. Vera Paul. Gerry
Lou Stevenson. Carl Matthews
and Tom Sellars.
Home Economics - Pattilou
Bond. Johnel Higgins. Judy Wea.
Sa.
There were - students on the
Citizenship honor roll for the
third six.wccks period. They are
the following: Daryl Blackman.
Betty Handy. Gary Monroe. Tom
Sellars. Fred Cobell. Herman
White Grass. Russell Douglas.
Shirley House. Jim Johnson.
Johrel Higgins. Charles Spencer.
Carl Matthews. Bob Peterson.
Vera Paul. Geraldine Tierney.
Linda Douglas. Gerry Lou Stew.
enson. Eddie Schmidt. Jim Arm.
strong. Bob Higgins. Leon Nunez.
Lana Peterson. Paul Hanson.
Mike Matt. Merle Magee. Jerome
Little Bull.
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Doings On
High School Hill
By Johnel Higgins and Shirley
House Of the Etumoe Staff

According to Miss Josephine
Sheaffner. the County field nurse,
vaccinations for the first. second
and third dip,heria immuniza'
tons were given to the children
Of the n. ". Bergan school The
diptheria vaccinations included
immunization against lock jaw
(tetanus} and whooping cough
tpertusiSN.
The second Kelsey ratings will
be sent 10 the Kelsey foundation
in Grea; Falls this week. The
Kelsey foundation awards are
set up 70 encourage students TO
improve themselves
The SUDDEN, Council. o: Brown.
ing high school is sponsoring a
contest for the class with the
highest attendance record at the
end of the year The class with
the highest rating will receive
a SIS dollar prize. So far. the
sophomores have the highest rat
ing.
The FLA have nominated three
candidates for the 1888 FLA
Sweetheart title, These candi.
dates are Ramona Higgins. Lor.
eta Jordan and Linda Douglas.
Refs Fisher and the recreation
committee have arranged for the
annual Aggie Ball to be held at
Browning high school. February
-. This dance is in honor Of the
FFA's sister organization. the
FILA. 1t is open to FLA and FILA
and their in.school dates. The
outstanding feature Of the dance
is the choosing Of the FLA Sweet.
heart. Carol Magee was 1862
Sweetheart. The girl selected
will be presented with a special
sweetheart FLA jacket at the
dance.
The FLA Chapter had their
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Rlc GAME REGULATIONS
DISCUSSED At HELENA

Tentative big game regulations
we're outlined at the regular
monthly meeting of the Montana
Fish and Game commission in
Helena on February II and Is.
District game managers of the
departments seven districts met
in Helena for a preliminary dis
cussiOn on regulations prior to
presentation at the second day
of thc commission session.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-02-20

Mr.. Powell. Area Office social
worker. was in Browning this
week. While here he conferred
with Blackfeet Agency Superin.
tendent Howard johnson.